Killer Seen as Left Handed Woman in Hammer Death
Indianapolis January 19 investigators narrowed suspect to a powerful left handed woman in the tainted death of blonde 55 year old Carrie Selah Ratuis Romig found stabbed with a claw hammer in her five room ground floor flat The discovery of a bright red handkerchief and the possibility a robbery motive prompted a test of the theory by opening her safety box while detectives questioned her estranged husband Harold Romig and neighbors provided fragments about visitors and routine The suit and missing jewels after a divorce from Fred W Kennedy were noted and Romig passed a lie detector test while the funeral was held today
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Indianapolis
Carrie Selah Ratuis
Romig
Harold Daniel Romig
Clara Corey
Roderick Rae
Police Department
Norman H. Booker
Rae
A. J. Wernert
Shelbyville
Fred W. Kennedy
Shelby- Ville
Auxiliary units back five bills in Congress push
Representatives from council units urged support for five major American Legion bills: pensions for widows and orphans of World War veterans universal service national defense veterans preference immigration and deportation. Auxiliary membership stood at 29,000, about 2,000 above last year, with plans to exceed the quota before the August department convention. Western Pennsylvania councils were praised for membership drives and coordinated efforts. A luncheon featured Rev Edward M Clapper as speaker and Mrs Sadie Borkstresser presided. An event honoring national auxiliary president Mrs James Morris will be held May 3 in Western Pennsylvania.
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Tional Defense
Amarican Legion
National Defense
Universal Service
Beaver
Department
Western Pennsylvania
Bidelman
Edward M. Clapper
Cenrtral City
Sadie Borkstresser
Central City
A. P. Landry
Blairsville
Courcil
James Morris
Bismark
N. C
Pennsylvania
Entombed miners rescued after cave in at wrecked shaft
Rescue teams under Mine Inspector James Manley and Chief Jack Sewack work to shore up a fallen mine ceiling after a collapse. Five miners escaped. only Stambone was injured, treated for bruises and shock, then hoisted to the surface via an overhead shaft. Separately Rev G R Collmer to speak at Lucerne Community Hall and Aultman Hall about missionary work with lantern slides.
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James Manley
Jack Sewack
Lucerne
Aullman
G. R. Collmer
Central America
Lucerne Community Hall
Collmer
Aultman Hall
Wagner Advocates Board To Direct Public Works Program
Washington report notes a shift in senatorial opinion backing an extended WPA program to July 1 with a proposed 875 million dollars. Senators Norris, Burke, Downey, and Horlaby favor higher funding, while McNary remains skeptical about the House figure. Wagner urges reestablishment of a national employment stabilizers board to lead long term public works and unemployment planning.
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Wagner
Employment Board
Washington, Dan
Nortig Cmud-Nebd
Horaly
Idaho
Burke
D-Neb
Thayer
Roosevelt
Downey
D-Calit
Bone
D-Wash
Norris
D+ NY
National Employment Stabiliziers
Senate Debates Relief Bill and Hopkins Nomination
The Senate floor considers Harry L. Hopkins for commerce secretary as a House relief bill of 725 million dollars awaits Senate approval. A subcommittee has not fixed the final amount, with Norris and Borah urging higher relief. Borah signals possible contention over a Guam fortification plan after a White House meeting. Vinson foresees a heated debate if Roosevelt drops the Guam proposal.
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Harry L. Hopkins
Senate
House
Norris
Borah
Idaho
White House
Nine-Point Defense Program Proposed by Army Chief
Washington January 19. A nine point defense plan may be sent to Congress following General Malin Craig’s outline to the Senate military committee. The measures include raising the army air force limit to 6000 planes raising air corps personnel adding reserve officers on active duty expanding civilian training in military schools and adding training planes for civilian schools. It also calls for housing additions in the Canal Zone broadening the army procurement section powers and increasing educational orders with industry.
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Washington
Congress
Malin Craig
Army
Craig
Senate Military Committee
Air Corps
Aiv
Canal Zone
Cross Driving Continuation in Parish Banquet Setting
The narrative describes a rite where a key participant who retrieves the cross is blessed by the parish priest, honored at a church banquet, and held in high esteem by locals. Volunteers endure cold and seek food and rest inside the church a half mile from the river as precautions against illness are taken.
Weather Continues Cold Across Pennsylvania Statewide
The state reports temperatures around 6 below with most areas under 20 above zero. Eastern Pennsylvania slightly warmer as highway crews clear drifted roads and Philadelphia handles show and slush downtown. Snow and sleet fell Sunday from Pittsburgh to Kane, with notable lows in Pittsburgh 13, Erie 12, Somerset 15. Arthur Babson spoke in Lancaster County about business trends despite crutches from an accident in the White Mountains. It was the coldest day of the year in Philadelphia at 22 degrees.
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Kane Cor
Erie
Somerset
Ebensburg
Arthur Babson
Lancaster County
Babson
Abe
White Mountains
Condor Ship Plunges Through Monster Seas Injures Passengers
Longview Daily News reports the Condor arrival after a hurricane struck at lunch time with 125 mph winds tearing radio antenna from the ship. Six injured and many bruised as furniture and debris flew aboard while crew struggled to reach the wounded.
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T. M. McClelland
Longview
Wasln
Daily News
McClelland
Nooro
Overals
Monastic panel dress design showcased in pattern book
Fashion notes present a monastic dress with a front panel and shoulder shirring, offering easy sewing for various fabrics. It highlights sizes 12 to 20 and requires specific yardage for 39 inch material. The Fall and Winter Pattern Book sells pattern and book for 73 and 16 cents respectively from Indigna Evening Bureau.
Charge racket in collections surrounds Pittsburgh officers
Three constables a justice of the peace and a county collector were arrested on charges of conspiracy extortion and official misconduct linked to collecting costs by filing invalid prosecutions. Justice Early Faust and constables Detinsey Amredick and Nolle are accused along with a detective named Frankel of blackmail and extortion amid an audit-initiated inquiry by Lawrence Gibbs into flashy fee practices and threats of jail to force payments.
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Pittsburgh
Law If
H County
Ie Pence
Faust
Castile Shannon
John Detinsey
Joseph Amredick
Joseph Nolle
Vallellor
Gils
Ihe
Gibbs
Pennsylvania Governor Seeks Grounding After Farm Show
A long Farm Show onlooked run by the administration. the governor urged learning from past four years, pledging to put Pennsylvania back on its feet. He concluded with a cheerful exclamation as a crowd cheered, the area filled by about a dozen gray uniformed State Troopers flanking him, and a scarlet Legion band playing a farewell.
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Pennsylvania
Harrisburg American Legion
Awards honor three leading electric and rail firms
Awards continued from page highlight three groups by company size for 1937. Staten Island Edison Corporation Virginia Public Service Company and York Railways Company won top honors. Certificates were presented to a long list of individuals including Robert P. Martin Lucille Andre Eugene W. Baun and many others.
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Staten Island Edison Corporation
Virginia Public Service Company
York Railways Company
Robert P. Martin
Lucille ©. Andre
Eugene W. Baun
Harry F. Boucher
Victoria A. Brown
Bernice Campbell
Alvie E. Fisher
Robert D. Fulmer
Gordon T. Gibson
Raymond Gressley
Russell A. Shumaker
Helen L Smith
Lloyd W. Waugh
Mabel Wissinger
Nellie Woalweaver
Fay A. Yuckenberg
Insurgent forces press toward Barcelona as Spain blocks war supplies
Insurgent ships chase a Spanish government fleet between Valencia and Barcelona while Francoist commanders report advances along the Catalonia front. In the center a key defense at Igualada stalls, and Pons falls on the Barcelona frontier highway. Julio Del Vayo leaves Geneva as Paris resists British pressure to keep Spain’s frontier closed to arms.
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Valencia
Barcelona
Catafonig
Francisco Franco
Tgualada
Iguala Lig
Pons
Julio Alvares del Vayo
Geneva
League of Nations Council
Spain
Paris
Congress probes relief politics suggested by Narvig
Senator Narvig of Nebraska urged a congressional inquiry into relief politics. He proposed asking WPA administrators for correspondence from Congress members who sought jobs for friends to reveal who was responsible for any alleged political influence on relief programs.
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Washington
Narvig tind-Neb
Congressional
Cvliics
Harry Hopkins
Congress
Norris
WPA
Senate scans nominations in Harrisburg amid relief bill move
In Harrisburg on January 19, lawmakers scoured cabinet nominee qualifications while advancing a $34 million relief package. Maj Lynn Adams and Sheri William Hamilton faced committee review as others were confirmed. debate focused on Adams and Hamilton’s ties.
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Harrisburg
UPR
Lamer
Senate
Senate Committee On Executive Nominations
Maj
Lynn
Adams
Sheri William Hamilton
Philadelphia
Commonwealth
Limiting Of New Legislation In Move To Shorter Session
Harrisburg bill news outlines Speaker Ellwood Turner hinting at methods to curb new measures to keep the session brief. Committees evaluate a flood of proposals from tax limits to pension changes and drug controls, with many likely not reaching votes.
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House
Turner
Harrisburg
Dan
Ellwood Turner
WLS
Philadelphia
Arthur P. Brethevick
Rdel
Obituary of John A Guthrie longtime Armstrong JP
John A Guthrie 59 a justice of the peace in Kiskiminetas Township Armstrong County died Wednesday evening after a long illness of complications. Born August 25 1879 he was a son of William and Margaret Guthrie and a member of Avonmore Presbyterian Church. He held leadership roles with Apollo Lodge F and A M Syria Temple AAONM and Coudersport Consistory and served as president of Apollo Mutual Fire Insurance and director of Apollo Trust. Surviving are two sisters a brother a niece and two nephews. Funeral services Saturday at 2 pm at his residence with Rev Broadiey East officiating and burial at Edgewood Cemetery Saltsburg with Masonic ritual. He was educated at Elders Ridge Academy Springs School Jefferson College and the University of Pittsburgh Law School.
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John
John A. Guthrie
Kiskiminetas Township
Armstrong County
William and
Margaret (McAdog) Guthrie
Avonmore Presbyterial Church
Apollo Lodge No
Syria Temple
Coudersport
Guthrie
Elders Ridge Academy
Kiskiminetas
Springs School
Washington & Jefferson College
Law School
University of Pittsburgh
Apollo Mutual Fire Insurances Company
Apollo Trust Company
Nancy T
Margaret J. Guthrie
William J. Guthrie
Helen M. Guthrie
William T. Guthrie
Pennsylvania State College
John B. Giphrieg
Washington Ge Jefferson College
Broadiey-East
Edgewood Cemetery
Saltsbury
Christian Workers League Meet Tonight at U Hall
The Christian Workers League invites members to a meeting at 7 30 this evening in the WeC 7 U Hall with Ralph M Clawson expected to preside.
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Christian Workers League
Wec
U. Hall
Charges against Brennan trigger city inquiry in Pittsburgh
James Brennan business agent of the Municipal Employes Union pledges to appear before the city council to substantiate accusations that drinks, a numbers lottery, and loafers affect the payroll. He named 38 workers as undesirables and seeks restoration of 44 union members to jobs with 260 working days a year guaranteed. Council plans a hearing next Monday with officials questioned. Also, William J. Ryent, an assistant cashier and manager at Forbes National Bank, is jailed on embezzlement charges of 7800, with bail set at 5000.
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Pytsburgh
James Brennan
Muticinal Employes Union
Brennan
Jsttke
Humlan
Council
James O'Toole
Bronnan
East Banker
Pittsburgh
Wm. J. Rynet
Oung
Forbes Natonal Bank
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Nazi Germany Opens Barter Ties With Brazil and Mexico
Germany seeks extended barter trade with Brazil and Mexico as Mexico relists oil sales to support the Reich. General Alvarate returns to Berlin, prompting speculation on expanding Latin American trade. The piece notes the Monroe Doctrine area and critiques barter as a cashless system driving credits rather than cash.
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Germany
Mexico
Brazil
Dewitt Tackenzie
Associated Press
New York
Adolf Hiller
Sam
Western Hemisphere
America
Oliver Twist
Monroe Doctrine
Juan Alvarate
Berlin
Alcarale
State Police Unity To Stay In Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reports Major Lynn G Adams warned against reinstating separate forces in Pennsylvania. He noted past combined efforts between State Police and Highway Patrol and urged improved coordination across agencies to reduce crime and accidents. Adams highlighted the highway patrol’s impact on traffic deaths and stressed vigorous speed enforcement.
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Harrisburg
Tar
Lynn G. Adams
Pennsylvania
Dastoy
Arthur H. James
Adams
Stock Market Snarled by Abbreviated Firm Names and Fractions
An OCR filled with fragmented company names and odd percentages outlines a stock market snapshot. It lists firms across industries such as steel, automotive, oil, chemicals, and rail, with stray percentages and ticker-like fragments interspersed, reflecting a chaotic page scan.
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Adaims
Hamilton
Dauphin County Grand Jury
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Marlo
P. J. Henney
Fittsburgh
Allegheny County
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Somerset County
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Chicago
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Lanslduwde
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Arbill
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State Police Unity
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Ohio
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Beth Steel
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Burr Add
Mathy Calumet and
Mec
Canad Pacific
Cerra de Pas
Chrysler Carp Colm
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Comwith
South
Cons Edison
Consol Oil Corn
North Ameria Packard
Mator Penn RR
Phillips Pet
Gil Radin Carp
Am Renub Steel
Reynalds
Sears Roebuck Socany
Southern Pacific
Snergy
Cain
Studebeker Corp
Texas Carn Torley Roll
United Aircraft
Tinited Ag
Tt & Ribbep
Smelt Rand M TS
Reet West Trion Tet
EL and
Mfg
Woolworth
Curh— Ark Nei Gas
Cranton
Michael Valet
Washburn St. Sayat
Pierce
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