Mrs Silvers Killed Crossing Road Near Homer City
Mrs. Emilio Silveri a 37 year old mother of six was struck and killed when she stepped from a Blue Ridge Lines bus into the path of a car driven by S G Harbridge of Home Pa The collision occurred near the Silvers home on the Indiana Blairsville road witnesses include her husband and 17 year old daughter Eela The inquest is set for next Wednesday afternoon.
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Es Blue Ridge Lines
Indiana
Blairsville
Homer City
Emilio Silveri
Eela Silveri
Graceton Coal and &Oke Company
Harbridge
Woods
W. F. Peters
Night Marines and Sailors to Gather in Indiana County
Veterans of Foreign Wars will entertain tonight in their club rooms on North Sixth Street inviting all who ever served in the Marine Corps or as U S Navy sailors. The event features a supper and music with speeches and sea tales from veterans who served in Nicaragua Haiti the Philippines and China.
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Indiana County
Veterans of Foreign Wars
North Sixth
Ha Marine Corps
United States Service
Nicaragua
Haiti
Philippine Islands
China
Former pastor church on air at St. Matthew's York
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church in York began broadcasting the evening service last Sunday with Rev. J. B. Baker as pastor. The program will air Sundays from seven to eight o'clock over Station WORK.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church of York
J. B. Baker
St. Matthew's
Death notice for Lloyd Dock in Punxsutawney
The Punxsutawney Spirit recalls Lloyd Dock as honest industrious and generous, noting his boyhood athletic prowess and wide circle of friends. Friends may pay respects at Streams Funeral Home, with services at 2 p.m. Saturday conducted by Rev. Holt Hughes of the Methodist Episcopal Church, followed by burial in Oakland Cemetery.
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Lloyd Dock
Lloyd
Pus
Streams Funeral Home
Holt Hughes
Methodist Episcopal Church
Oakland Cemetery
Horse Race Bills For Easing Money Crisis
Pennsylvania lawmakers race to pass horse racing bills amid a dire financial situation. Four measures, plus a fifth promised, would raise revenue from license fees and betting taxes to help state expenses. Proposals vary on a three‑member or single‑chair racing commission to license regulate and set dates with final authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Scotzin
Sia
Harrisburg
INS
Pennsylvania
House
Senate
Frederick C, Peters
Ardmore
Peters
Harry P. O'Neill
Dunmore
Charles C. A. Baldi
Imler Receives Double Trouble in Latrobe Tragedy
Edward Shebek, 33, of Standard, died after electrocution while returning home from Brenizer mines near Blairsville. In a separate incident, his daughter Thara, seven, was killed when struck by a gasoline coach on the Ligonier Valley Railroad near Latrobe. Shebek was a miner and father of seven.
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John
Brenizer
Graff Coal Company
Blairsville
Patman Bill Gets Support in House Caucus
Washington insiders report 125 Democratic members attended a party caucus pledging to back Patman’s immediate payment of soldiers’ bonuses, favoring the Patman bill over the Vinson measure. Elsewhere, Somerset reports a crow roundup with 30 sportsmen firing 650 rounds to reduce the crow population amid snow and a mini blizzard.
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Washington
Jan
INS
House
Patman
Vinson
Somerset
Somerset County
No Inquest In Quashnock Case
Coroner Ira Bosser of Jefferson County ruled no inquest is needed into Peter Quashnock's death after a foggy night auto collision in DuBois. Henry F. Bryant, a Plumville lumber merchant, struck him January 7. hospital and burial expenses plus about 750 dollars in family compensation were covered by an insurance agreement. Funeral services were held at the Greek Catholic Church in Sykesville. Burial followed in the Greek Catholic Cemetery.
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Peter Quashnock
Sykesville
DuBois
Quashnock
Ira Bowser
Jefferson County
Henry F. Bryant
Plumville
Bryant
Ben Simons
Roosevelt Dalls Daughter Weds Boettiger in New York
Anna Roosevelt Dall, daughter of President Roosevelt, wed John Boettiger at the Roosevelt home in New York City. The ceremony at 9 o'clock was attended by Mrs Roosevelt, family members, and friends. The couple left for an undisclosed destination after the ceremony.
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Washington
INS
Anna Roosevelt Dall
Roosevelt
John Boettiger
Chicago
New York City
White House
Anna
East 65Th Street
Frederic Kernoenan
James Roosevelt
Eiliott
Ruth Roosevelt
John
Harry Hooker
Emergency Education Program in Pennsylvania Expands
The Emergency Education Program is organized in all counties with 469 projects and 5 193 workers. It broadens services and aims to help unemployed teachers and provide cultural recreational and educational activities for diverse groups. In Indiana County classes run in Blacklick Blairsville Clymer Indiana and Salisbury with nursery care for thirty in Saltsburg. About 525 residents are enrolled and 16 teachers employed. Next week new classes in Blairsville Indiana open with four more teachers to be hired.
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Pennsylvania
Indiana County
Blacklick
Blairsville
Clymer
Indiana
Salisbury
Saltsburg
Sattsburg
Pine Townships
Lucerne
Wires to be run to Trentons death house if Hauptmann is executed
International News Service reports big telegraph companies plan to install lines to the New Jersey death house at Trenton in case Bruno Hauptmann is sentenced to die for the Lindbergh baby murder. Officials say preparations include wiring the prison and extending coverage for what would be a worldwide event.
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Kenneth T. Downs
LN. S
Flemington
N. J
INS
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Trenton
Hauptmann
Baby Lindbergh
Visconti
Postal
Hauptmanns Courtroom Stir as Wife Confronts Witness
In Flemington New Jersey Mrs Annie Hauptmann shouted you are lying at witness Ella Achenbach in the Lindbergh baby murder trial courtroom. The scene drew an uproar as guards and defense counsel acted to restore order while Bruno Hauptmann earlier challenged federal agent Tommy Sisk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flemington
N. J
Dan
INS
Annie Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Ella Achenbach
Hauptmann
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Federal
Tommy Sisk
Lloyd Fisher
Pennsylvania Industry Near End Of Week Sees Payroll Expansion
James C. Kinkaid reports in INS that Pennsylvania's industry shows the strongest January activity in four years as payrolls rise across sectors. Recall of 700 at McKeesport National Tube, six day weeks at US Steel subsidiaries, rail and coal gains, and higher output across steel, coal, oil, and glass signal a broad, real demand driven expansion with scrap prices up to 12.63.
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James C. Kinkaid
INS
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
National Tube Company
McKeesport
United States Steel
Shenango Valley
Washington County
Wus
Connellsville
Allegany and
Bradford Elds
Money in Home Garage Cited in Hauptmann Case
Courtroom notes from Flemington reveal scrutiny of funds tied to the Hauptmann murder trial. Justice Thomas W. Trenchard is sworn in for a fifth term on the New Jersey Supreme Court as he travels to Flemington to resume proceedings. The scene includes defense remarks about alleged rifts among Hauptmann’s lawyers and prosecutors presenting thousands of Lindbergh-related bills displayed before the jury.
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Flemington
N. J
Edward J. Reilly
Bruno Hauptmann
Reilly
Trenton
INS
Thomas W. Trenchard
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
New Jersey Supreme Court
State Court of Errors and Appeals
Supreme ‘Court
Trenchard
Hauptmann
James L. Kilgallen
Lindbergh
Injured Man Is Critical Today In Indiana Hospital
William H. Van Winkle 32 of New Kensington Pa was injured Sunday when his skidding auto swerved into a concrete bridge on the Shelocta Apollo road in South Bend Armstrong county to avoid a 40 foot embankment He was reported in critical condition today by Indiana Hospital attaches His brother the Rev Charles Van Winkle 37 of Pittsburgh and Robert Zimmerman 41 of Leechburg RD 2 were in good condition The fourth victim Clyde Salisbury 17 of New Kensington was also listed The driver was en route to Indiana to preach in the Christian Church State highway patrolmen said he turned into the bridge to avoid the drop
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William H. van Winkle
New Kensington
Shelocta-Apollo Road
South Bend
Armstrong County
Indiana Hospital
Js Brother
Charles van Winkle
Pittsburgh
Robert Zimmerman
Leechburg R. D
Clyde to Clyde New Florence R D Clyde N Florence
The Clyde post office, long known as Clyde on New Florence, R D 2, traces its roots to the 1920s. Originally Little Washington, pioneers the Mack families from Scotland led to renaming Clyde after the Scottish city, at the suggestion of Mrs. D C Mack, mother of James W Mack and Joseph P Mack.
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Clyde
New Florence
R. D
Little Washington
Mack
Scotland
D. C. Mack
James W. Mack
Joseph P. Mack
Bid Dictates Co ed Ball Ticket Rules At Pitt
Pittsburgh January 18. A single co ed dance at the University of Pittsburgh caused anxious waits at home and in fraternity houses as men hoped to obtain tickets for the hear and hop Valentine ball. The sale rules limit ticket buyers to co eds, upholding a long standing custom of restricting purchases to women.
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Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
Gang Leader Taken Asleep In Hideout
New York Jan 18 CINS De partment of Justice agents scored a major victory by capturing gang leader Robert Malis and four mob members in the largest round up in New York crime history. Acting on a police tip, agents arrested Malis as he slept and seized Walter Lagenza, his lieutenant, who had escaped from Richmond jail after murder conviction. Also arrested were Mary McKeever and Marty Farrell, with Gale and Zeid captured in Philadelphia. Lagenza wounded in prior clashes and taken to a New York hospital. Fay declined to identify facility. The prisoners were expected to be held at police stations or a hospital pending further action.
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New York
CINS
Robert Malis
Mais
Richmond
Walter 1Genza
Lagenza
Philadelphia
Frank Wiley
Charles Zeid
Phiadelphia
Eastern Penitentiary
Frank X. Fay
Departement of Justice Office
Relief worker gets easier job in Menominee
Jonhn Sirute will shorten his relief labor route from 27 miles to four miles daily after relief officials moved his assignment to a county highway project closer to his home in Menominee Michigan. He previously walked 27 miles round trip for a $3.20 daily wage and briefly hid the hike to avoid losing the job.
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Menominee, Mich
Jonhn Sirute
Sirute
Lee
Mrs. Hattie Goss Rites Set for Saturday Morning
Funeral services for Mrs. Hattie Goss will be held at Assumption Church in Ernest at 9 a m tomorrow, led by Rev. Emilio Farry, with interment in St Bernard cemetery, here.
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Hattie Goss
Assumption Church
Ernest
Emilio Farry
St Bernard Cemetery
Rescued Kenberry Crew From Black Point Rocks
Twenty four members of the English freighter Kenberry crew were rescued after a line was shot to shore from the Black Point Rocks near Halifax in dense early morning conditions. Tugboats failed to locate the vessel due to snow and rough seas before government responders found and aided the stranded ship.
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Halifax
Kenberry
Black Point Rocks
Aramg More
Vegesel
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O'Neill
Imler
Tuil Somerset Hunting Club
Fisch
Minna Steignitz
Isidor Fisch
Flemington, N. J
Insurance Company
Frees Plumville Man
Anna Dall
Boettiger
Jeannette Smith
N.S
WN. J
Richard Hauptmann
Dwight Morrow
Charles A. Lindbergh
Norfolk & Western
Carnegie Steel
Bethlehem
Philadelphia Mills
New Florence, R. D
Mary McKeever
D. J
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