Roosevelt Keeps Vacation Schedule in Warm Springs
President Roosevelt continues a strict vacation program at Warm Springs Georgia as he prepares to depart for Washington tomorrow. He has one public engagement a weekly press conference moved to today and plans to give a nationwide radio address next Wednesday on the Federal Council of Churches. Mrs Roosevelt joined for Thanksgiving and will accompany him north.
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Springs
Roosevelt
Washington
Federal Council of Churches
Victim of Woods Tragedy Friday Named Tony Machak
Nant-y-Glo man Tony Machak dies from pumpkin ball shotgun wound after hunting with 16 men on Newton Lees farm near Mahaffey. Coroner H. H. Lewis calls death accidental but criticizes a companion for negligence. no inquest. Funeral Monday at St. Gertrude's Church McIntyre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rion
Vidson
Yestory
Clearfield
Newton Lees
Mahaffey
Major corporations listed in historic stock market roundup
A dense roster of prominent firms appears, including Allied Chemical, American Can, American Smelting, American Tobacco, Anaconda Copper, Colum bia Gas Consolidated, Eastman Kodak, General Electric, AT&T, Erie Railroad, Radio Corporation, Sears Roebuck, Nabisco, United Gas, United States Steel, Woolworth, Ford, Pennsylvania Railroad, and many others. The fragmentary text suggests a market summary or industrial index from a newspaper page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allied Chemical
Merican Canmerican Smeltingmerican Tobacco
Ansconda Copper
Ohio _ Chrysler
Columbia Gas Consolidated
Eastman Kodak
Bone-Share
Erie Railroad
General Electric
Yin T
T. Das
Penny Coennecott ‘Copper
Lone Star Gas
Montgomery Ward
Nash Motor
Nat. Cash
Ajairy
New Yee Central
NH. H. North American
Packard Motor
Pennsylvania
Pullman Pure Oll Radio Corporation
Radio Keith Reynolds Tobacco
Sears Roebuck
Two Actresses Clash With Philadelphia Assembly
Ethel Barrymore and Maude Le Gallienne clashed with the Philadelphia Assembly as Barrymore condemned the group for impudence and mismanagement while Le Gallienne, invited to speak, defended her record and attendance.otted remarks sparked a storm among members about propriety and expectations at the event.
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Peiladelphta
Warren Wieoguers
Wyn le Gallienne
Ethel Warrymore
Mies Barrymore
Ge Galilentic
Trent
le Gartaine
Miss Barrymore
Leo Gal. Henne
Assembly
Arthur B. Watery
Dekress
Miss le Gallienne
Waters
Miss le Gallienue
Barrymore
Ethel Barrymore
William Clarke Fownes
Joe Gallienne
France fears fascist threat looms over government
The article notes Chautemps as premier steering France through ministers’ losses, avoiding talks with Germany and reaffirming League of Nations faith. The piece marks a shift as fascist fears rise, with parliamentary overthrow seen as a potential path to dictatorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber
Edouard Daladier
Albert Sarrant
Germany
Hitler
Andre Francois-Poncet
Berlin
League of Nations
Chautemp
France
Ghoutemps
Miseria Brotherhood Seeks Charter in Pennsylvanian Mine Elections
The Miseria Independent Brotherhood of Bayvette County filed a charter petition with the state. Attorney Horowitz, representing the brotherhood, says it is real and organized under Pennsylvania, while Cavalcante oppose. he argues it is a company union. The group backed candidates in 14 MH Q Frick Cake Company mines during the coal holiday period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tntontown, der. 2
UNS
Gifford Pinshst
Cavalcante
Brotherhood
Horowitz
Pennsylvania
United Mine Workers
MH. Q. Frick Cake Company
Governor Rolph at Center of New Controversy
California report details Gov. James Rolph Jr. facing criticism from Rev. Leslie C. Kelley over his approval of the San Jose lynchings in the Brooke Hart kidnapping case. Hoover had joined a committee condemning Rolph, and Kelley resigned from the State Athletic Commission citing the governor’s unchristian like attitude.
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Sacramentq
Cal
Herbert Hoover
San Jose
Thomas Thurmond
Jack Holmes
Brooke Hart
James Rolph
Leslie C. Kelley
San Francisco
Hoover
Rolph
Kelley
State Athletic Commission
Copeland Plans U S Scotland Yard Hearings
New York December 2 Ins Senator Regat Copeland chairman of the Senate sub committee on reorganizing will hold hearings in Washington late this month to study consolidating nine federal crime investigating bureaus into an American Scotland Yard. Agencies under review include Division of Investigation DoJ Post Office Inspection Service Secret Service Immigration Border Patrol Customs Service Customs Border Patrol Narcotic Bureau and the internal Revenue Bureau special intelligence unit.
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New York
INS
Copeland
Senate
Washington
Scotland Yard
Division of Investigation
Department of Justice
Post Office Inspection Service
Socret Service
Immigration Border Patrol
Customs Agency Service
Customs Border Patrol
Nercotic Bureau
Special Intelligence Unit
Internal Revenue Bureau
Treasury Balance Report Details and Receipts
Treasury balance as of Nov 29 stood at 1.107.82 billion dollars with Mrs Int Rey totaling 1.097 million and customs receipts reaching 28.605 million. Washington reported the figures dated December 2 with INS noted.
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Washington
INS
Treasury
Biddle Reddicts 60 000 At Work By Next Monday
Harris Burgess Lucas Kinter Lisle Wickinger and others of Homer City Thomas North borough manager Blairsville and D Wy Douds and others of Planyville are involved as preparations continue to mobilize 60 000 workers by the coming Monday for the Biddle project goals.
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Biddle
Gang's Sweethearts in Crude Grave Near Downingtown
In Coatesville a coroner’s inquest found two gangster sweethearts shot and buried in a cornfield. Ethel Greentree also known as Ethel Marshall died of seven abdominal shots after about two hours. Cecilia Moronce Miller died instantly from a bullet wound to the heel. Jury said deaths caused by unknown persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coatesville
Downingtown
Michael Margelis
Ethel Greentree
Ethel Marshall
Vietin
Cecilia Moronce Miller
Picnic Poisoner Found Guilty in Ohio Case
A jury convicts Shank of poisoning a Akron Colley family picnic, drinking strychnine grape juice that killed motor trip participants Clement and Clarence Colley. He admitted motives tied to fears of exposing his role in a Wayne County prosecutor’s office burglary.
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Akron
Colley
Clement
Clarence
Shank
Wayne County
Ohio
Shane
Aut
Four Point Program Of American Legion Adopted At Cheaga Convention
The American Legion delegates adopted a four point program covering veterans benefits prior to March 20 1938 hospitalization for nonpaying veterans service connection perpetuation and dependents protection. The program urges universal promotion and enrollment through Post 141 Indiana Pennsylvania and outlines membership details and dues.
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American Legion
Efert
American Legion Post
Dept. of Pennsylvania
Indiana
Par
The
Obituary notices continue with multiple survivors listed
Obituary continues from page one naming Barmery of Glen Campbell and Joseph Farmery home services. Interment planned at Urey cemetery. Also listed are Ca ngubell of Newerslehem Phyld A Keiro of Jalravite Karl O Meir of Lynchburg and three brothers and Mircea sisters. Funeral and burial set for Cookport. Also mentions Miah Keirn aged 76 formerly of Barnesboro with survivors. Other obituary lines note Mrs. Sarah Wyuck 83 of Ireland Ohio and Washington and Miss Milir M Coulter daughter of the late wh.
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Barmery
Glen Campbell
Joseph Farmery
Urey Cemetery
Wes
Ulen Cangubell
Newerslehem
Phyld A. Keiro
Jalravite
Karl O. Meir
Lynchburg
Mircea
Cookport
Chemin Bkeirtn
Harnepboro
Dee
Jere
Miah Keirn
Barmesboro
Coukport
Hertha Kelm
Coulport
Trey, Reuse Keim
Wynecoop Rites Confinement
CHICAGO Dec 2 INS Earle Wynekoop sits in his jail cell after two courts refuse bond, charged as an accessory in the operating table murder of his wife Rheta. He remains jailed for ten more days as his case is continued to December 11. Also detained is Alice Lindsay Wynekoop, 62, awaiting arraignment on a murder indictment in the death of her daughter-in-law, with physicians noting Dr Wynekoop regaining strength after a earlier breakdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Earle Wynekoop
Rheta
Crews
Wynekoop
Jair
Alice Lindsay Wynekoop
Dr. Wynekoop
Memorial rites for Punxsutawney woman end at Circle Hill
Sara Coulter of Punxsutawney dies at home after moving there from Spran Tele Mills. Funeral service to be held at Pinestreet residence with Rev. Herman C. Humke conducting. Interment at Circle Hill cemetery. Survived by sister Elizabeth Coulter and brother Maurice Coulter.
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Sara Coulter
Punxsulawney
Maurice Coulter
Indiana
Thuretay
Pinestreat
Herman C. Humke
Presbyterian Church
Circle Hill Cemetery
Spran- Tele Mills
Lara Kill
Woka Sha
Punxsutawney
Miss Coutter
Central Presbyterian Church
Order of Eastern Star
Miss Hlizwbett Coulter
Punxsutawnay
Mrs Armstrong's Mother Died After Stroke in Greensburg
Mrs Dackus mother of Rev Howard Armstrong pastor of the Free Methodist Church Greensburg died at 8 30 am Wednesday at her home 738 Mace street Greensburg after a stroke last week She was 68 Interment was made at Scranton on Friday Nev Armstrong his daughter Phyllis and his son Richard accompanied the body to Scranton Mrs Armstrong remained at home to care for younger children suffering from chicken pox
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With Dackus
Howard Armstrong
Free Methodist Church
Greensburg
Mace Street
Dackus
Scranton
Nev. Armstrong
Phyllis
Hig
Richard
Death notices and funeral services in Kittanning area
Multiple obituaries report deaths and funeral plans in the Kittanning region. George Crookage, a long time South Mahoning resident, found dead at home and funeral at St John s Lutheran Sagamore. Turney Henry dies at 16 after a Dayton route past years with Pittsburgh Plate Glass. George Knell of Leechburg dies suddenly at home after furnace incident. Joseph Kirkland, 63, dies of cerebral hemorrhage near Torrance with funeral at Hebron Lutheran Blairsville.
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George T. Crook
George T. Crooks
South Mahoning Township
Plumville
St. John's Lutheran Church
Sagamore
Rev
Steuber
Infermant
Felong
St. John’s Church
John Turney
Henry John ‘Turney
Henry
Walter Booth
Kittaing R. D
Dastey's Grove
Dayton
Craigville
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company
Kittanning
Darwin Braley
Memphis
Tenn
George McGregor
Homestead
Gheorge Toulg Knell
George Lotis Knell
Kiski Valley
Leechbig
Knell
Ellen Woodside Knell
Einee
Levis
Leechburg
Charles
Gary
Ruth
Vandergrift
Joseph M. Kirkland
Torrance State Hospital
Blairsville
Torrance
Edward ‘I. Kirkland
Yannie Kirkland
Hiram J. Kirkland
Youngwood
K. 4. Hanks
Hebron Lutheran Church of
Blaiaville
Blairaville
Eleven Battle Seas For Life
INS reports a daring three-hour battle to save the three masted schooner yacht Sitatoa in a Pacific storm between Honolulu and San Francisco. Eleven adventurers including Dorothy Ghilen Hazel Pardy Ada Wynn and crew manned pumps as heavy seas swept away the rudder. The Sinaloa towed the crippled yacht 23 miles to port with Shawnee assistance after rescue 80 feet long. Peter Artentieff chartered the vessel, with Captain Andrew Olsen and crew members Casey Birdmore Jerry Fitzgerald George Abbey Cyril Schreffer among others.
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San Francisco
Sitatoa
Honolulu
San Francisco Bay
Dorothy Ghilen
California College
Hazel Pardy
Ada Wynn
Sinaloa
Golden Gate
U.S. Revenue
Shawnee
Peter Artentieff
Andrew Olsen
Axel Gottlund
Charles Thompson
Casey Birdmore
Jerry Fitzgerald
George Abbey
Cyril Schreffer
Marriage Announced in Clymer for Local Couple
News of the marriage of Miss Taa bel Scell and Fore egt Colgan, both of Sample Run, was announced after a ceremony at the Clymer Christian Church on November 19th. The couple will reside at 62 Sage Street, Clymer, with witnesses listed and congratulations from many friends. A Thanksgiving turkey prize went to A. G. Eckland of Sage Street at the State Theatre event on November 28th.
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Taabel Scell
John Scott
Sample Run
Wason
J. Barer
Jusrue Colgan
Ceas
Sage Street
Clymer
A. G. Eckland
State Theatre
Eckland
Prosecutors Decry Sharkey Death by Own Action
Chicago dispatch reports prosecutors expressing concern over the death by his own hand of Willie Sharkey a veteran Touhy gang member during pretrial preparations for four associates charged in the John Factor ransom kidnapping Sharkey identified by Factor before release and later hanged himself in a Ramsey County jail in St Paul using a necktie.
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Chicago
Willie Sharkey
Touhy
John
Jake the Barber" Factor
Sharkey
Ramsey County
St. Paul
First Liquor Licenses Today
The article notes licenses will be issued by Tuesday as beer retailers file for liquor permits. It states an average of eight of ten retailers who return blanks seek licenses, with 18 528 retailers indicating intent to sell liquor and up to 100 000 applications anticipated. Public instruction calls for civil service exam takers for about 2 000 liquor store jobs in Harrisburg. Thirty job types will be available, many open to women, with salaries from 5000 to 800 annually.
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Sary
Department of Pubiic
Harrisburg
Broadway Celebrations Spark as Repeal Moves Forward
New York reports Broadway streets to flood with revelry as Utah becomes 36th state to ratify repeal and a mass demonstration unfolds from afternoon into dawn. Police anticipate a New Year style celebration blending festive crowds with controlled chaos. Disturbances are expected until repeal becomes effective and liquor delivery resumes.
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Broadway
David P. Sentner
New York
Ulah
State Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Postgraduate Medical Meeting At Gers Hospital Danville Pa
Dr George B H Simpson and Dr Heh Ff Cos attended a century of postgraduate private clinics at the Gers singer Mamofial Hospital in Danville Pa Friday December. The meeting featured talks by Dr David Marine of New York City Dr William F Richhof Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore Dr C A Frater University of Pennsylvania and Dr Pranit A Lahey Boston Mass The session on Gotter proved highly informative and a Western Pennsylvania follow up was planned.
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George BH. Simpson
Heh Ff
Cos
Pannsylvania A
Gerssinger Mamofial
Danville
Desamber
David Marine
New York City
William F. Richhof
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
A. Frater
University of Pennsylvania
Pranit A. Lahey
Boston
Mass
Gotter
Pennsylvania
Prohibition Era Parades Herald New Social Era At Night
A dramatic city scene is painted as a prohibition repeal dawn arrives with high speed liquor trucks, waterfront warehouses, and open hotels. Officials discuss extending control and continuing liquor withdrawals. Organized drys question amending the constitution while Code talks propose new federal oversight for distillers importers and wholesalers.
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U. S
Biltmore
Waldorf-Astoria
Clarksburg Personals Note Local Visits and Passings
Clarksburg reports on Monday evening visits by Coleman of Wilder's Ridge and Mrs. Baker with daughter Jean of Kiaki Weighis. A Sabbath was spent recently at Mrs. Mary Speedy’s home with Miss Lynne Gregg of Burnside. A visit last week-end occurred at the William Reptue residence.
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Clarksburg
CG. Coleman
Wilder's Ridge
Baker
Jean
Kiaki
Weighis
Mary Speedy
Lynne Gregg
Burnside
William Reptue
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Capital
Tony Machak
iTho ‘Een
Maghak
Robinson
Ivitzim
Matthew Mnachak
Aultman
Bilumen
Clintoy Mty
Coal Run
Reches and Pittsburgh Coal Company
St. Gertrude’s Man Catholic Church
McIntyre
Lhce Machak
Anthony
Gertrude Machak
Joseph
Edard
Hubert
George Machak
Aliot Aultman
Lao
John Maethalt
Melntyre
Gertrude’s
Bernard's Cemetery
Btyle—Quality—Service
Moorhead
Men & Boys
Gov. Rolph
Downington
Edger McLaughlin
Mark H. Shank
Hot Springs
Ark
Sawyer
Alvin Calley
Lesgion
Sarah
Pyork
Sarah Wyuck
Arland
Walter J. Pugh
Washintgon
Kyvock
Windber
Iohnstown
Siace
Weill M. Coultey
Milir M. Coulter
William Blaney
Blacklick
Derry Township
Westmoreland County
Manor Church
Ford
City
Manor Cemetery
F. W. McConnal
Whdlow
Katherine A. Blaney
John W. Blaney
First Liquor
Paga
Cryst
Wee
F. S. Tl Merida
AntiSaloon League of America
Congress
McBride
le Deys
Pam
Vourgass
Honda
Treg
Themgalyer
Balug
Pyramids
GEO D.leydic
Justa Oecrog
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