Deaths case stems from Tintown attack in Greensburg
District Attorney Charles D. Copeland seeks a murder verdict against 40 year old Marlin Vink accused of a deadly “death march” through Tintown. The defendant allegedly forced neighbors into service and shot several people including Catherine Machulsky and Philip Rosko, while claiming vengeance for a prior accident death. Police testified Vink drank before the shootings last September 14. He also faces charges for wounding Mickey Rosko and Constable P. L. Tussey and killing two others in the violent spree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Charles D. Copeland
Marlin Vink
Tintown
Vinik
Frisesterrlas
Catherine Machulsky
Jon
Brs
Machulwsky
Wink
Philip Rosko
Mickey K of
Mosko
Frank
P. L. Tussey
Lions Club Goes Traveling
The Lions Club excursion follows preparations for the next Monday meeting and a Yuletide visit to the County Home. Members travel by car to Vancouver then by boat to Honolulu for a Waikiki swim on the 19th, then Fiji, New Zealand, and Australia, chaperoned by Miss Evelyn Judson and Miss Aletha Head. The tale includes country impressions and light quotes on locals and culture, with guests Assistant Bursar Romeo and Assistant Coach Timmons of the College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Light Club
Rustic Lodge
Vancouver
B. 7
Honolulu
Waikiki
Sewa
Fiji Islands
New Zealand
Australia
Evelyn Judson
Aletha Head
Lhal
Rawther
Cherrie
Romeo
Timmons
WPA restituions by county and new training drive
The report shows Luzerne County as the state's third largest for restitutions totaling 48 673 with rest of figures by county. In Newark New Jersey WPA workers on a South Orange avenue project completed paving 72k square yards in three and a half days while an impromptu party broke up. Harrisburg announced that starting January 1 unskilled WPA workers will receive basic education and practical trade training as they work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page One
Luzerne County
Allegheny
Armstrong
Butler
Cambria
Clarion
Clearfield
Indiana
Jefferson
Westmoreland
Newark
N. J
Des. G
South Orange Avenue
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Mathews
Grand Jury Hearing Mixes Names From Blaywilly Theft Case
The grand jury case lists Walter de MeChri Jedyana and Clara Murray among others as suspects in 1933 thefts from Blaywilly and Tad ana stores. Louise Theiween, Mrs Thurpsen, and John Murray are charged with theft or related offenses. Additional names include George Fulcomer, Peter Palash, and Glen Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter de MeChri Jedyana
George Fulcomer
Woot Wheatfield
Peter Palash
Clara Murray
Domnatown
Ohio Governor Bricker and LaGuardia Clash Over Relief Funds
In Cleveland and Toledo the relief crisis deepens as Governor Bricker and New York Mayor LaGuardia trade criticisms over funding and waste. WPA Commissioner Harrington cites political manipulation while Cleveland officials press for state support, warning of continuing hardship and hunger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
LaGuardia
Cleveland
John W. Bricker
New York
WPA
Toledo
Mayo la Guardia
Bricker
Harold H. Burton
Ohi
Brinkerlu
Council of Social Agencies
American Federation of Labor
Cport
College Weather Forecast and Erratic Reads
Light rain and warm weather today with clearing tonight. Tomorrow expect party candy and gold er. Temperature reading shows a high near 32 and a low near 31. Relative humidity and barometric pressure noted with unclear figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parti
Candy
Golder
Fragmented 1940s Debris Narrative of Global Affairs
Fragmented OCR style text describes debt payment, political figures, and international relations. Mentions Ronald Goh and Whit a, various places, and references to senators and global governance. Contains garbled phrases about economic policy, war, and bureaucratic actions with unclear dates.
Lawrence Court Hearings On Wilful Contempt Case
A Lawrence judge dismisses side issues as former Governor presses for a grand jury probe. District Attorney Compton questions the state police report and asserts political motive. The exchange centers on whether the grand jury investigation should proceed and who bears responsibility for presenting evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard WM. Hughes
Earl V. Compton
Martiner Calum
Compton
Leport
Dauphi County
Earle
Ntoemed
Cari Waneteel
Politcal Purpiows
Levine Grahing
Ganegten SA
Slat
Kite County
Brie
Colunly
Maughos
Juay Veeter Oscad
Muenweelth
Dany
Tor
Aguanet
Materils
Compu
Ty Lawrence
Levhwass
Chet
Foyer Vehnel
Mareigut
Ae Pieriath
Fuluuel Adwums
Erie County Sued for 75000 Over Prisoner's Death
A $75,000 damage suit charges Erie County and 12 officials including Judge William Hirt and District Attorney Graham in the death of Harald McCarty, a 16 year old prisoner who reportedly did not receive insulin for diabetes after arrest on forgery charges. The incident occurred December 4, 1938, at the Erie County jail, with claims the jail barred a physician from attending. Defendants include prison board members, Dr Felix Shubert, Warden Matt Hess, and jail attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie, Dee
Erie County
Superior
William BE
Hirt
Walter
MetCarty
Aclion
Harald
McCarty
M. B. Kitts
MM. E. Graham
She
Finland Finland Russia drive toward Sweden frontier opens northern front
Finnish and Russian maneuvers threaten to push toward Sweden’s iron districts as Finland appears to seek gains in the north. Sweden mobilizes 140000. Britain condemns Soviet aggression while Romania seeks neutrality amid German arms trade. Japanese and U.S. tensions rise with naval activity and air operations reported around Europe and Asia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Finland
Russia
Sweden
Swtrden
Europe
Communist International
Rumania
Soviet Union
Estonia
Latvia
Lithuania
Baltic
Romania
Hitler
House of Commons
Samuel Bowre
Privy Seal
Britain
Air Iilustry
Exenes
Trun
Stockholm
Maletons
Tokyo
United States
Manila
Stokowski Gets Ribbing Over Orchestra Seating
Philadelphia hearings mock a proposed wheel arrangement for the Philadelphia Orchestra Association. Secretary Benjamin Ludlow urged suspending harpists to appear as flying angels with box office and parking lot stations for instrumentalists. Resident Conductor Eugene Ormandy opposed departures from conventional seating. Stokowski had stirred musical circles by reversing seating order during a recent appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Leopold + Stokowski
Philadelphia Orchestra Association
Benjamin Ludlow
Association
Sunh
Ludlow
Eugene Omandy
Stokawki
Poles Seek Enlistments in France for Great Polish Army
AP dispatch from France reports Premier Sikorski aims to recruit 200000 more soldiers from the United States and Canada plus thousands from Polish colonies in America. The Polish command hopes to field about 70000 fighters in France after adding three more divisions to the two already formed. The existing Polish division numbers 15000 troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Associated Press
Wladyslaw Sikorski
Germany
United States
Canada
America
Marion Center News Highlights Local Social and Fires
Mr and Mrs Arthur Meyers of Rockwood visited son Dr M M Meyers of Marion Center on Thursday November 30. Locals hosted Current Events Clip with Mrs L V Kinter. Miss Kathleen Sullivan, Irish native, died in Columbia Hospital Wilkinsburg and was buried here. A floral firemen response attended a Turn Moore dam incident. Earle Kuntz received gifts at a kitchen shower. Peritonitis claim for Everett Leadbetter noted. he remains in hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Meyers
Rockwood
M. M Meyers
Hamitier Wissinger
Betty
Earle
Laurelton
George
Teriskie
Annalda
Cleveland
Ohio
Harry Wissinger
Delbert Pardee
L. V. Kinter
C. T. Coerlin
Rochester Mill
Kathleen Sullivan
Ireland
Columibia
Wilkinsburg
Newiace
Edward Griffith
Kittanning
Earle Kuntz
Kitchen
Harry Wissinger Stuy
Doris Anchers
Surbava
Clarion
Mex Miller
Betty Kuntz
Euhe
Nora Minser
Eypworth League
Brushvalley
Christian Enaecavor
Wee
Virginia Woife
Vireo
Harald Beatty
Wace Griffit
Mia Recording Secrom
Meundsyville Hospital
Maoutyeds
Ville
West Virginia
Jap Press Portrays Uncle Sam As Potential Foe Of Country
Tokyo dispatch reports the Japanese press casting the United States as a possible foe amid tensions over a trade treaty set to expire January 26. Officials and editors debate US military moves in the Orient and whether Washington seeks to renegotiate or conspire to pressure Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Tokyo
United States
Russia
Yuakichira Suma
Foreign Office
Japan
Miyako
America
al ManHawas
Manila
Soviet Russia
Soviet Union
Grew
China
CLYMER News Highlights Church Award Plan and School Board Actions
The Christian Endeavor group adopts a tiered attendance pin award system to encourage church participation with nickel silver and gold pins for two, four, and six months. The group plans to send three comfort kits to Philadelphia for U S Navy sailors this Christmas. In school affairs, Newton Diem is re elected president and Dr H J Dunegan vice president at the reorganized School Board. Cherobing Synceia becomes a director, succeeding Homer Dick. Inside and Outside committees are named to oversee building, equipment, and general business respectively. Subscribe to The Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Sar
Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor of the Christian Church
Philadelphia
U. S. Navy
Newton Diem
H. J. Dunegan
Cherobing Synceia
Homer Dick
W. ON. Templeton
Dr. Dunegal
Pertan
W. P. Strong
Cherobing Serviceia
Fragmented list of historic industrial and corporate names
A long OCR fragment lists numerous 20th century companies and brands such as Am Can, Bethlehem Steel, General Electric, Chrysler, Kodak, Ford, Lehigh, Penn RR, Packard, and Radio Corp of Am, mixed with partial city and product references. The text reads like a stock market or industry directory page, with scattered abbreviations and truncated names, offering no coherent event or narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powdy Am Smelt
Bory Ad Refining
Bakl
Levy City Balt and
Chiorth
Bendix
Avia
Beth Steel BO Bel Steel
Wars Briggs Mig
Cerro de Pas Bay
Chrysler Corp
Conus Edison
Cunsel Qi
West
Astay Kodak
Cen Hee
Baby
Gillette
Qty Greyhound Corp
BAS Jershey
Chue
Hudson Motor Ste Titendalse
Lean Dig
Hargentor Oni
Nick Can
Kennecott
Kresge
Batt
Lehigh Port
Lehigh
Liggett and Myers
Loew's
Muck
Monty Ward Nash-Kelvin
Wheat futures spike as drought tightens markets in Chicago
In Chicago trading, All wheat futures rose to the strongest level in about two years on reports of further crop damage and ongoing drought in the southwest. December moved to around 4 1/4, with later profit taking trimming gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cari
Liquor Board Orders Pay Cut in Wages
Harrisburg Dec 6 the Liquor Control Board announced a cut in minimum annual wages from 1200 to 1020 affecting about 300 administrative employees effective January 1 clerks at state stores retain 1200 due to longer hours The board said administrative positions will be classed with other state jobs and adjusted to the new minimum after two years service raises of 5 a month after the second year and 3 a month after the third year apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Liquor Control Board
Commonwealth
Three Deer Taken From Blacklick Township Hunters
Blacklick township hunters reported success on the C C Sweesey farm with John G Cunkleman weighing 158 pounds and nine points. Thomas Mikesell took an eight point deer while Lloyd Taylor had an eight point buck weighing 75 pounds. Correction notes naming Norris Bowers as the shooter for a deer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blacklick Township
Bailiwick
C. C. Sweesey
John G. Cunkleman
Thomas Mikesell
Lloyd Taylor
Cunkleman
Mikesell
Taylor
Clymer
Calvin Frantz
Norris Bowers
W. H. Gemmell
Kent
C. M. Gemmell
Indiana
Clinton County
Milton C
Miller
Willard
Shatter
Brushvalley
Clearfield
Phipps Purchases King's Auto Stores Stock
The Dean Phipps Auto Stores Company has bought the entire stock of the King's Auto Stores Company of Killanning. Merchandise has been moved to the Phipps Indiana store at 612 Philadelphia Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Phipps Auto Stores Company
King's Auto Stores Company
Killanning
Phipps
Indiana
Philadelphia Street
Hits Financial Comeback Trail Involving Cyrus Eaton
Cyrus Eaton the Canadian-born Cleveland financier surfaces in the financial spotlight offering to buy all or any part of Consumer's Power of Michigan from Commonwealth and Southern. Eaton, once a leading figure in regional financing, has a history with Republic Steel, Continental Shares Investment Trust, and various utility firm skirmishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus Eaton
Cleveland
Power of Michigan
Commonwealth and Southern
New York
Republic Steel
Continental Shares Investment Trust
Eaton
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Martinvink
Lions Club
Grand Jury
Ppuge
Indian, PA
Goeden Morgen
Buurvrouw
Volendain
College
Civil Service
Svahlbceker Study Board
Vieiteny Nyseset
Isin
Dorky
MTL
Ronald Goh
Polley
Pepuerel
Atari
Senatoy
Europeae von Barut
Lawrence
Intendont
Margiota
Eagle
Mare Ridele
Hayes
Mijot
Adaens
Karle
Bowser
Dormer
Paulion
Stokowski
Marion Center News
Joe Sharpe
Joe
Pillar of Fire Church
Denver
Alma White
Joe Sherpe
Clymer News
Gazette
Suv
Poland
Jianly Studebaker Corp
A. Texas Corp
Apy Timken Roll
United Aircraft
United Corp
United Gas
Iripale
US Indus Algo
US Rubber Surf
US Steel West Union Tel
Woolworth
Lewat
Liquor Board
Blacklick
King’s Stock
Hits Financial
Comeback Trail
Robert Summers
New Berlin
Ill
Dorothy Rippert
Bertha
Minn
Roosevelt
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