Man Hunt For Large Negro In Tarentum Abduction
In Tarentum area, state police and volunteers pursue a large African American man who abducted 18 year old Annie Shellnick after assaulting her escort Steven Bazya. The assailant fled with the girl as Bazya recovers from head injuries. Police widen search to neighboring states as patrols guard roads.
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Pittsburgh
Tarentum
Annie Shellnick
Steven Bazya
Springdale
Bayza
Tha Tl
Ennsylvania Railroad
First Avenue
Brackenridge
Bayzn
Toro
Perrynville
Parnassus Dotatia
State Highway Patrol
Russian Plotters Are Sentenced to Death and Prison
Crowds gathered near the house of columns as eight men were condemned for conspiracy. Leonid Ramsin and four others face death after 48 hours to appeal, with three others sentenced to ten years in prison. The group included professors and officials from the Moscow Technical Institute and state planning bodies.
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Russia
Central Executive Committee
Leonid Ramsin
Moscow Technical Institute
Heat and Power Institute
Die Victor Larichov
Ramsin
State Planning Commission
Nikolai Charnovsky
Scientific and
Nical Council
Supreme Economic Council
Ivan Kalinkov
State Planning
Military
Alexander Pedotov
Acientific Research Textile
Vladimir Ochkin
Sergei Kupriaov
Xenophon Sitnin
All Union Textile Syndicate
Interior Department Budget Cut Sparks House Hearing
The House Appropriations Committee cut Interior Department and related bills amid budget tensions. The Interior bill totals 5,040,382 above last year but 840,705 below the President’s request, with increases for the Indian Bureau and national park land purchases. Secretary Wilbur and Rep. Cramton clash over growing federal Indian costs, amid broader cuts.
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Washington
INSI
Hous Anpremianang
Annun Interior Department
Treasury-Post
Boulder Canyon
Indian Bureau
National Park
Howard University
Reclamation Service
Porallele
Auit
House Appropriations Committee
Secretary of the Interior
Wilbur
Cramton, I
Michigan
Cramton
Indiana
Interior Department
United States
Verdict Pronounced in Paris Military Intervention Case
In a dramatic courtroom scene eight defendants faced the verdict after a two week trial. Judges entered at 11 p.m. with spectators filling galleries as the reading spanned about 45 minutes. The ruling found the defendants sponsored military intervention backed by capitalists and military circles in France and the Vorgprom and the industrial party of Russia.
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France
Vorgprom
Imigre Organisation
Paris
Industrial Party of
Russia
Fog deaths in London rise to six thousand, warns expert
London fogs are blamed for about 6,000 deaths in the city, an unwelcome medical authority told the Daily Mail. The fog is said to trigger higher mortality, with estimates that ships, rail, and funeral businesses lose about five million dollars daily during the worst three days.
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London
Unwantel
Britain
Ita
Presbyterians to Serve Dinner at First Church
The First Presbyterian Church ladies will host a spaghetti dinner under Albert De Gietano’s direction tomorrow evening in the church social hall. Servings run 5:39 to 8:00 p.m. A varied program features accordion by Mr. Goring, vocal numbers by Mrs. Blair Sutton and others, readings, piano duets, and an Italian song by Robert Marshall Te Gaetano. Tickets available at Hall's Bookstore.
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The
First Presbyterian Church
Albert de Gietano
Goring
Blair Sutton
Dale Thmbenake
Stevenson
Lydie
McClure
Goheen
Somerset Man Arrested Here
Roy Drenning of Holsoppie Somerset County was charged by State Motor Patrolman I Hildebrand with operating a motor vehicle while not having the operator's license. He pleaded guilty at a hearing before Squire C. Co. McLain, was fined 50 dollars or 10 days in jail, and jailed in default of bail. Drenning was stopped on the Benjamin Franklin Highway near Strongstown after presenting another license.
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Roy Drenning
Holsoppie
Somerset County
State
Motne Patrolman Corp
I. Hildebrand
Hefoin
Squire C. CO. McLain
Dreniing
Benjamin Franklin Highway
Strongstown
Electrocution at McIntyre Mine in St Bernard’s Cemetery notice
Mrs. Christian Frye Calhoun of Livermore, 86, wife of W. Calhoun, died at 5 am Saturday from pneumonia. A prominent United Presbyterian Church member, she leaves a large family across several states. Funeral at 2 pm today, Rev. Samuel W. Shane officiating, Oakland cemetery final. Also obituary for John Cummins Herron, died at home on the Benjamin Franklin Highway. service at 2:30 pm today, Rev. M. B. McClallan, burial in Ellerton cemetery.
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St. Bernard's Cemetery
Christian Frye Calhoun
Livermore
A Calhoun
United Presbyterian Church
John
Margaret Mahan
Hirsband
Frank Frye
Advance
A. F. Calhoun
Sheroda
M. P. Galhenn
Gary
Ind
J. A. Winger
Indiana
R. Bi. Heinszey
Philadelphia
Charlotte Spence
Nannie Ualhenn
Elizabeth Davis
Altoona
Samuel W. Shane
Second United Presbyterian Church
Town
A. el. Gettman
Livermore Church
Oakland
John Cummins Herron
Benjamin Franklin Highway
Shelocta
Widertgn
M. B. McClallan
Elilerton Cemetery
Hunters Keep Six-Buck Limit for Fifth Year in Camp
Shelocta Hunting Club members return from a week at a Medix Run camp in Elk County with five deer taken during a three day season. Elmer Kline Taylor Carnahan and John Gibson each killed a doe while Carl Bracken, Elmer Kline and Carnahan took bucks. Other campers included Dave Carnahan Irvin Wood Harry Kimmel Ab Rupert Billy Douglas Perry Bracken.
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Shelocta
Irvin Wood
Harry Kimmel
Rupert
Billy Douglass
Perry Bracken
Indiana
Opportunity Day Extra Vote Offer Drives Campaign Interest
The Gazette reports a limited extra vote period titled Opportunity Period with Opportunity Days running until December 15 and the main first period ending December 22. The campaign promises significant voting power through opportunity coupons and urges new candidates to enter, highlighting a fivefold potential for car awards and cash prizes. Entries are accepted daily at Gazette campaign headquarters with the call to participate.
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the Gazette
Packard
Willys-Knight
Buick
Dodge Brothers
Chevrolet
Whippet
Ford
The
Gazette Campaign Headquarters
Methodists Have Fine Ceremony For Corner Stone
A large crowd braved rain to witness the corner stone laying for the new Methodist church. Dr W W T Duncan delivered a masterful address. Articles placed in the stone included a Bible a hymn book a 1928 Discipline lists of church members and officers a history and photos plus coins and mementos from the old church. The day ended with a sermon by District Superintendent N Hy Satner.
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W. W. T. Duncan
Emery Church
Pittsburgh
Lawrence Campbell
Jesse Cary
Indiana
Cary
G. W. Bayl
Kathryn Moor
Sarah Smith
J. RB. Hanna
Oak Street
Methodist Church of Indiana
Fred Koozer
Water Street
Adam Lowry
Bobby DeGaretano
N. Hy
Blairsville
Image in mirror causes injury to man in New Philadelphia
In New Philadelphia Floyd, a youthful resident, was treated at Union Hospital after striking a mirror image he mistook for another man. Surgeons repaired two severed tendons in his right hand, leaving him with a sore, tight watch and a permanent aversion to mirrors.
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New Philadelphia
Floyd
Union Hospital
Judge Lindsey Thrown From Church in New York Scene
Former Denver judge Ben Lindsey facing disorderly charges after chaotic scene at St John the Divine cathedral. He leaped on a table to rebut Bishop Manning s attack on companionate marriage, sparks flew as ushers and detectives ejected him and a bystander struck him. Police charged Lindsey after Manning declined to press charges.
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New York
Ben Lindsey
Denver
Lindsey
St. John the Divine
Manning
Lindsey l
Bishop Manning
New York Churchmen’s Association
Clover Ridge 4-H Club Plans Joint Meeting at School
Clover Ridge 4-H Bee Glib and Home Potato Club will meet at Consolidated School in Gableton tomorrow evening. Programs include a chicken shoot songs stunts and a bee-keeping illustrated lecture by KK J Anderson State College Bee Extension Specialist. There are eighteen Bee Club and thirty-four Potato Club members with training in modern cultural and organizational practices. More than one million U.S. youth are enrolled in 4-H clubs. Arrival in Hospital Mr and Mrs J E Marshall of Leechburg announce the birth of a son at Indiana Hospital last Saturday. Both are doing fine.
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Clover Ridge
Home Potato Club
Gableton
KK. J. Anderson
State College
U. S. Department of Agriculture
United States
J. E. Marshall
Leechburg
Indiana Hospital
Nye assesses Davis Brown expenditures in Pennsylvania drive
Washington reports Senator Nye says Senate committee will finish its review of the Davis Brown campaign spending in Pennsylvania this week. County reports may push total expenditures beyond 1 million dollars, with hearings extending to Nebraska and Massachusetts. Vauclain to testify, committee weighing possible action on Davis without seating challenge. C. E H. Myers of Greensburg visited Indiana over the weekend.
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Pierce Miller
Washington
Nes
Pennsylvania
Senate
Nye
North Dakota
Harrisburg
James J. Davis
Francia
Samuel Vauclain
Philadelphia
State Republican Committee
Pittsburgh
House
Soi
Nebraska
Massachusetts
Nebrask
Norris
Davis- Brown
Vauclain
Beto
Davis
Vare
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Indian County
Interior Dept
Boulder Dam
Lea
Tate
Keavith
Mogrhead
Hysiciak
Somerset
Mcintyre
Sen
Vote
C. E H. Myers
Greensburg
Steagy Druke
Tne
John FH
Karstetter
G. F
Hopper
Will He
Leive
B. F. Hoover
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