Japanese Withdrawal From League Seen As Likely
Tokyo reports indicate cabinet decisive measures to end Sino Japanese Manchurian conflict with possible withdrawal from the League of Nations. Key points include continued negotiations via the league if conciliation is achieved, non recognition of Manchukuo, direct China Japan talks, and limits on non member participation. The Geneva subcommittee’s preliminary report may push Japan toward exit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Young
Tokyo
League of Nations
Easnyi Uchida
Kimmochi Saionji
Yosuke
China
Japan
League
Enorgia
Lea
Cere
Siepate
Geneva
IWS
Committee of Nineteen
Clymer Christian Endeavor Day Observance Planned
A special program is prepared for the Christian Endeavor Day observance in Clymer Christian Church Thursday evening with three Protestant churches of Clymer taking part. The annual county rally is set for Indiana Friday evening. The Jolly Junior class of the Clymer Sunday School met Tuesday evening at Mrs. Homer Dick's home, with a noted program of games and a refreshment period following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Clymer
Indiana
Jolly
Clymer Christiay
Homer’ Dick
Taneh ‘Wan
Mrs Segner Held For Court Over Fatal Collision
Mrs Edwarder of 563 Clark Street stood before a Justice of the Peace after a January collision at F and Water streets that fatally injured truck driver Charles A Kelvey. A coroner and highway patrolman filed charges. a grand jury recommended action. The injured driver was taken to the Indiana hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwarder
Clark Street
Charles’ A.cKelvey
Justice of ‘the Peace
Gran
Pealer
Bow Ou
Nak
India Bosital
Pitt
Agia
Doorn House Banner Rallying Point for Exiled Kaiser
Doorn in Holland on February 1, 1933, kept watch over Kaiser Wilhelm’s exile home as banners with the motto There shall be no haste were unfurled. Official spokesmen and staff insist Wilhelm will not rush a return to power despite German nationalism and rumors of a coup after Adolf Hitler’s rise. Further details flagged to page two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hunter
INS
Doorn
Holland
Doorn House
Kaiser Wilhelm
Germany
al Most
Wilhelm
Adolf Hitler
Suburban Day Here Thursday Aiming At Savings Fever
Indiana county shoppers prepare for Suburban Day with extra savings and early purchases. Merchants advertise lower prices for quantity and quality tomorrow’s sales event. Readers are urged to make shopping lists and join the bargain festival noted in Tuesday’s Evening Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Indiana County
Evening Gazette
the Gazette
Re enlistment announced for Clair A Fryer in Air Corps
The local Army recruiting office reports Clair A. Fryer of Rochester Milla R D is re enlisted for a special Air Corps assignment at Langley Field Virginia. Fryer has three years service in Coast Artillery in Hawaii and just returned from a thirty day furlough before reporting. Sergeant John Obrook notes 19 men enlisted through Indiana station in January with February quota all assignments for the states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Clair A. Fryer
Rochester Milla
R. D
Air Corps
Langley Field
Virginia
Fryer
Hawaiian Islands
Coast Artillery Corps
John Obrook
Indiana
States
Death Claims Well Known Locals in Indiana and Nearby
Obituary notes death of Annie K Lucas Lowry widow of ex County Commissioner Adam P Lowry at Railroad Place after long illness. Funeral set for Friday at 2 pm with Rev John A McCamey officiating. Survived by two children John R Lowry Tarentum and Adam P Lowry Jr at home. Also mentions Rhoda E Anderson death in Dubois and Robert Edward Rogers death at Indiana State Teachers College, Indiana Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie K. (Lucas) Lowry
Adam P. Lowry
Railroad Place
Lowry
John A. McCamey
Methodist Episcopal Church
Indiana
David H. and
Ergaret (McNeil) Lucas
New Canaan Club
Daughters of the American Revolution
Song of Union Veterans Auxiliary
Daughters of Rebekah
Una Lodge
John R. Lowry
Tarentum
Adam P. Lowry, Jr
Martha. McLain
Charles C. McLain
Martha
Rhoda E. Anderson
Allan L. Shaffer
Main Street
DuBois
Andérach
First Presbyterian Church
Oakland Cemetery
Robert Edward Rogers
Indiana Stats Teachers College
Indiana Hospital
United States and Mexico Sign Rio Grande Waters Treaty
In Mexico City on February 1 a treaty was signed providing equitable division of the waters of the Rio Grande and Rio Colorado. Ambassador J Reuben Clark signed for the United States and Foreign Minister Jose Manuel Puig Casasus Jane signed for Mexico, marking a high point in Clark's diplomacy in Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Rio Grande
Rio Colorado
United States
Mexico
J. Reuben Clark
Clark
Jose Manual Puig Casaus Jane
Fire damages New Brighton Y dormitory
Dense smoke from a basement fire forced 12 residents to flee the upstairs rooms of the Y M C A dormitory in New Brighton. Damages were estimated at 500 dollars. investigators say fire confined to the basement as repairs began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brighton
Canon
Grandparents Celebrate Seven-Pound Boy Birth
Mr and Mrs George I Pollock of Rochester Mills are proud grandparents of a seven pound boy born January 1 to Mr and Mrs Edward A Nealer of Chestnut Street Ed ward A Jr and his mother the former Ethel Marie Pollock are getting along nicely
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George I. Pollock
Rochester Mills
Edward A. Nealer
Chestnut Street
Edward A, Jr
Ethel Marie Pollock
Roosevelt cabinet rumors swirl at Warm Springs
CAPITOL NOTES reports Senator Cordell Hull of Tennessee and Professor Raymond Moley arriving at Warm Springs for talks with President-elect Roosevelt. Hull rumored as possible Secretary of State, but he denies it. Roosevelt plans to cruise on the yacht Astor while cabinet selections remain under wraps. 80 percent of early guesses deemed likely to be wrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Durno
Warm Springs
Cordell Hall
Tennessee
Roosevelt
Raymond, Moley
Hull
Land Moley
Washington
Stimson
New York
Aator
Slattte Wibbe House
Heilwood Women in Clothing Work
Nineteen women met in the community rooms at Hellwood to organize a club carried on by the Pennsylvania State College extension service in Indiana county. Mrs George Lindsay of Hellwood served as temporary chairman and introduced Miss Begsle Owen the county representative. Miss Owen explained county projects and the group decided to take up clothing work with a meeting set for Wednesday February 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hellwood
Pennnsylvania State College Extension Service
Indiana County
George Lindsay
Misa Begsle Owen
Four Contenders for Speakership
Washington February 1. A Democratic caucus to choose a new speaker to succeed Vice-president elect John N Garner is planned for about March 2. Four contenders remain in the race: Reps Duffie of Alabama Rainey of Illinois Burns of Tennessee and O'Connor of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
John N. Garner
Speckerel
RepscDuffie, D
Alabama
Rainey
Illinois
Burns, D
Tennessee
O'Connor, D
New York
Farmers Meet at Purchase Line Community Hall
Clark W. Clemmer and Fred L. Bull of the Eastern States Farmers Exchange will speak at Purchase Line Community Hall on Monday February 6 at 1 30 p m to discuss grain for spring seeding. Everyone is welcome. Dr Freeman of Greensburg will be at Moore Hotel tomorrow evening for relief from foot pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark W. Clemmer
Fred L. Bull
Eastern States Farmers Exchange
Purchase Line Community Hall
Dr. Freeman of
Greensburg
Moore Hotel
Engagement ring returns to its owner after five years
In New Castle a missing engagement ring linked to Mrs. C. BE. Peterson resurfaced after five years. A New Castle postmarked letter arrived at her home containing the ring inside an envelope with no explanation. Mrs. Peterson, relieved, will not pursue the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
C. BE. Peterson
Peterson
Runaways Return Home from Indiana Trip
Two 13 year old boys, Rich Rendon and Arthur Painter, were picked up by city police Monday after leaving home in Ankeny Indiana. They returned to their home yesterday after authorities located them near Painter's home. Police Chief George Hoy reported the boys had been away since Monday afternoon and were brought back to their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gondiens
Indiana
Richrendon
Arthur Painter
Painter
Angle
Ankeny
Chiaf
George Hoy
Ice
Geor
Ander
Pat
Puzzling wedding joins families in one license
Philadelphia report details a quirky wedding plan where Leon Deske and Mary Ciglinaky wed on the same day each party gains a stepmother and stepfather in law. Mary's widowed mother Anna, 48, approves as Leon's father Nicholas, 45, also a widower, is deemed nice. The blended union requires a single marriage license for all involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Thayer
Leon Deske
Mary Ciglinaky
Anna
Leon
Nicholas
Siney
Mary
Around the World Flight Granted to Jimmy Mattern
Jimmy Mattern receives permission to attempt an around the world flight under new Commerce Department rules on hazardous flights. The documentary note recalls his prior 1933 attempt with Bennett Griffin, which ended in a crash in Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Mattern
Hng
Department
Brookville Man on Trial for Conspiracy and Extortion
The Brookville civic leader L. A. Leathers faces trial charged with conspiracy and extortion alongside William Robin. Ralph Mayes, son of a local judge, testified he was threatened and pressured to turn over bank deposits and endorse stock. Mayes alleged Leathers defrauded the widow of Judge Charles Corbet of Jefferson County of $30,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commonwealth
Cage
L. A. Leathers
Brookville
Chamber of Commerce
Leathers
es-to-the-Sea Motor Company
William Robin
Ralph. Mayes
Ey Mayes
Charles Corbet
Karles Corbet
Jefferson County
Careful How You Clean Typewriter in Johnstown Fire
A spark from a match during cleaning ignited gasoline fumes at the Johnstown Typewriter Company office. A repairman was cleaning a typewriter when a spark caused a small blaze. The flames were stopped by water, damaging fixtures and a large window. losses estimated at 150 dollars, likely covered by insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Airceedes
Bootlegger Maduri Shot Dead in Sleep at Bradford Home
BradfordFebruary 1 Sam Maduri, twice convicted bootlegger, was shot six times and killed in his sleep at his home. Police believe personal revenge motivated the attack. His wife, asleep beside him, was unhurt but could not identify the assailants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Sam
Maduri
Dr. Charles R. Foster Speech Rescheduled at Courthouse
Indiana State Teachers College president Dr. Charles R. Foster will speak on "Things That Are Needful to Save Our High Brand and of Education" at the courthouse. The event, postponed from February 3, invites cordial attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Foster
Indiana State Teachers College
Cour House
Eral Nablig Ja
Technocracy Hymn Drawn From Holmes Sermon
New York Feb 1 Rev John Haynes Holmes declares technocracy the beginning and theocracy the end a hymn of technocracy sung by his congregation praises harnessing cosmic forces to harness nature and power. The verse envisions humanity commanding earth sea and sky with machines and boundless energy as civilization advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
York
John Haynes Holmes
Holmes
Earth
1500 Strikers Return To Work In Detroit Shutdown
Detroit February 4 1500 Ford strikers began returning to Briggs Manufacturing to resume body production after a week long shutdown that hit 15000 Ford workers nationwide. Briggs East Side and Murray Body plants remain contentious with slow payrolls and ongoing dispute over whether a strike exists. Officials expect deliveries to Ford to restart soon though protests continue at other facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Briggs Manufacturing Company
Ford
Briggs’ East Side
Murray ‘Body Corporation
Briggs
Great Rouge
Dearborn
Briggs Company
Nazis Strive for Internal Peace in All Germany
Berlin reports the cabinet asked President von Hindenburg to dissolve the Reichstag as party violence flares. Eight deaths noted, Hamburg riot leaves two Nazis and a policeman dead, while Hitler could be named chancellor only if he agrees to preconsult with Von Papen and limit actions without prior approval.
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Germany
Berlin
INS
Inet
Adolf Hiday
Vorderburg
Reichs
Presid Hindenburg
Aice
Hermann Ge
Ing
Ruhr
Edward J. Deuss
ENS
Franz Jon
von Hinds
Dent
Hamburg
von Hindent
Ling
Age
Hitler
von Papen
Speedy British Visitor Sets 93.9 MPH Auto Record
A British visitor, Sir Malcolm Campbell, pictured here, is noted for threatening to surpass the high speed汽车 record of 93.9 miles per hour. The article mentions route hints to Daysons and a bench figure amid the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hig Worsa
Sir Malcol 'Campbell
England
Hearby
Bench
Sergeant Bricker transferred to Kittanning detachment office
Starting today Sergeant J. G Bricker, in charge of the Indiana, Kittanning and Newton detachments of Troops B, State Highway Patrol, will be located at Kittanning. Bricker had his headquarters at New Kensington but was moved to be more centrally located.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G Bricker
oSdiana
Kittanning
Newington
State Highway Patrol
Wills
Bricker
New Kens Lon
Ieee
Welfare Association Plans February County Meeting
The Welfare Association of a county will hold a meeting on February 11 at 2 pm in the Court Room. Dr. Charl Rink of Indiana will speak on unity and discuss problems. Officers will be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welfare Association
Ana County
Charl Rink
Indiana
Oni Ee
Officera
District Arena Extradition Sues Over Murder Suspect
William, Ruddock, and County Detective Harry E. Koozer seek an answer from the governor on extradition for Jesse Hayes, alleged Heshhon murderer, in the case of John Bellag killed at the Bellas home in Heahiboa on November. Authorities advised the governor to sign after extradition was deemed necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William, Ruddock
Harry E. Koozer
Governor Sett
Go Amor Girard Binchot
Jesse Hayes
Heshhon
Harieas Ernor
Joritorier
Es Hayes
John Bellag
Bellas
Heahiboa
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Yokosuka Naval
Taishan
Barber Line
C. E. Observance
Clymer Church
John Jacob-Astor III
Christina-Torlonia
Duke of
Torlonia
Elsie Moore
Brooklyn
Astor
Cal
John Jacob Astor
Ne Arone
Kaiser
Doorn Gay
Misa
George
Hogris
Rhoda Anderson
Tennessean
Capitol Notes
Heilwood
Civic
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Technocracy
V. Papen
Pruss
Britain
Kittannin
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