Japanese Cabinet Resigns Amid Crisis in Tokyo
Tokyo reports the entire Japanese cabinet offered its resignation after failed efforts to compromise between army leaders and anti military factions in the diet. Premier Koki Hirota presented the resignation to Emperor Hirohito as calls for dissolution and new elections intensified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Enlre
Diet
Premiee
Koki Hirota
Hiralito
Count Juichi
Yersueli
Mine Victim Still Remains in Coma
Police probe a Twin Ruck accident linked to a dynamite blast that killed Thomas Jasper and left Paul Bibinchak in a coma with a fractured skull. Jasper died on the scene. the assailant Jasper allegedly struck Bibinchak with an ax before ending his own life as authorities investigate. Administrative notice follows for Amie Mleniitip or her estate with Elihuam Harker named as administrator in Green Towns, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Bobinchak
Motoris Hdospital
Johnstown
Bibinchak
Bobinchak
Thomas Jasper
Jvtieve
Jasper
Wen
Argentina Wheat Harvest Report Boosts World Grain View
Foreign Crops and Markets reports from Washington note satisfactory Argentine wheat harvest with favorable weather and heavy crop conditions. Argentina holds a dominant position in global grain trade due to shortages elsewhere, while Argentine corn prospects look good with moisture aiding plantings. US imports of Argentine corn rise amid US drought-shortened yields. January wheat shipments reach 288.208 million bushels, up from last year, largely due to Danube basin Europe. Shanghai wheat and flour prices fell early this month, drawing interest in foreign wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Argentina
Agriculture Department
United States
Danube
Europe
Shanghai
Negotiations in Strike Lost Across Industries
Violence marked west coast labor unrest as 33 San Francisco workers were arrested after clashes between union stevedores and a rival group. Inglewood saw 400 strike supporters detained. A 700-member two-day Firestone Steel plant strike near Akron ended by union order. Federal mediators sought peace in Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass and Toledo gas workers strikes while Motors signaled collective bargaining only after plants are reopened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Inglewood
Calif
Firestone Steel Product Company
Akron
Ederal
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Company
Toledo
Blairsville Posts Eligible Status in Federal Buildings Fight
Blairsville is deemed eligible pending final listing as a federal buildings project. The appropriations committee plans full approval of the Treasury list, with selections for allocations by a joint inter departmental committee. That committee must allot funds for one new post office in each district, pitting Blairsville against other district projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appropriations Committee
Treasury
Joint Inter-Departmental Committee
Treasury and
Postofice Department
Blairsville
Indiana Man McCracken Dies After Illness at 82
Alexander Wilson McCracken 82 a retired Indiana County hotel proprietor died at 1 15 pm Friday at his daughter Mrs Jessie Fairman home in Whitestown after a brief illness of a complication of diseases He was born in Armstrong County May 21 1854 and operated hotels in Kittanning Elders on and later in Shelocta Indiana County He is survived by daughter Mrs Stephen P Lewis 14 grandchildren and two great grandchildren Funeral services will be held Monday at 10 am at Robinson Funeral Home with Rev Holt Hughes officiating Interment at Wild Vern Elderton Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Wilson McCracken
Indiana County
Jessie Fairman
White Township
Mr. McCracken
Armstrong County
Kittanning
Elderson
Shelocta
Stephen P. Lewis
Indiana
McCracken
Lewis
Robinson Funeral Home
Holt Hughes
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wall Officite
Intercept Wil Ver
Elderton Cemetery
Three Women And Nine Men Jurors Reach Verdict
Jurors comprising three women and nine men delivered a verdict after reviewing the case. The jury responded affirmatively to the verdict question, and the scene showed emotional moments from Yacos as the decision was announced.
Indiana County man faces second murder trial after death verdict
Yacos, the defendant, heard a verdict calling for death in a double murder linked to the Spelocks. He showed little reaction and questioned if the sentence could be changed to life imprisonment. If executed, he would be the first in Indiana County under the electric chair. a prior death sentence against Frank Borgio was commuted to life. Witnesses said Yacos described the killings and reenacted the crime, while prosecutors noted his prior Mayhem conviction in Cambria County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy
Yacos
Indiana County
Frank Borgio
Iselin
J. N. Langham
Andy Spelock
Anna
Spelocks
Spelock
Moween
Kitchren
Cambria County
John Butala
Vintondale
CHARLES TUBBS DIES SUDDENLY AND OTHER OBITUARY NOTES
Obituary notes report Charles Tubbs dies suddenly with widow Laura Kier, children Byron and Mary Kier, and siblings in Blairsville West Lebanon and Apollo. Also listed are Prothero Thompson funeral plans in East Mahoning township and Newark, with survivor remnants, Lassick death in Indiana, Padolan family details, and Jobe and Pall memorial notices. Senate and House actions on trade and postmaster general confirm contemporaneous political items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Kier
Byron
Mary Kier
Wisconsin
D. M. Kier
Blairsville
H. B. Fulton
West Lebanon
S. T. Martin
Apollo
Sherman
Stamp Tax Proposal Aims to Replace Old Age Payroll
Washington January 23 Representative Joseph Gray drafts legislation to broaden pensions and end payroll assessments by introducing a retail sales stamp tax. The bill would grant $50 monthly pensions to all citizens over 65 with certain exemptions, while goods sold at retail would carry stamping costs graded by price, with specific exceptions for gasoline, small candies, and large beverage purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joseph Gray
Gray
Freezing Weather Forecast Prompts Widespread Shelter Efforts
Meteorologist W C Devereaux warned of record flooding downstream to the Mississippi as Ohio River towns struggle. More than 15,000 refugees seek shelter while 75,000 homeless are counted across lowlands in eight states with damages near 10 million dollars. Red Cross mobilizes 3700 chapters seeking 280,000 in aid.
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W. C. Devereaux
Mississippi
Portsmouth
Ohio
New Boston
Cincinnati
Newport
Louisville
Water Company
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Red Cross
Evansville
Aurora
Indiana
Cary T. Grayson
Arkansas
Missouri
Alinois
Tennessee
Kentucky
West Virginia
Redross
Associated Press
Washington
Illinois
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Indianapolis
Flood memories as Pittsburgh freezes again at 16 below
In Pittsburgh on January 23 crowds gathered in low districts to glimpse flood waters recalling the 16 below zero record set a year earlier. The bite of the cold locked the mountains for weeks, followed by early March thaws and the St Patrick s Day flood when rain swept the mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Star's
St. Patrick’s Day
Flood Relief Efforts Rise as March 1936 Flood Strikes
The march floods disrupt the New England and Ohio Valley regions with 14,000 relief workers redirected to rescues. The Food and Drug Administration inspects supplies amid mass destruction of over 50,000 tons due to flood water contamination. Red Cross launches a $2,000,000 flood relief drive as hundreds of thousands face homelessness across eight states.
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New England
Ohio Valley
Coast Guard
Moor and Drug Administration
Paul B. Dunbar
Food and Drug Administration
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Kansas City
Record Farm Show Attendance Tops All Time in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg January 23 1935 402060 persons attended Pennsylvania's annual farm show breaking the record for a one week exposition of farm stock produce and rural activities Prizes were awarded in 4 H baby beef and lamb exhibits and in the all state rural one act play tournament Grand champion baby beef went to J Hansell French secretary of agriculture announced the record attendance The Dramatic Club of the Loysburg Evangelical Reformed Sunday School won the one act play tournament First place in rural music went to the Dushore Music Club The show highlighted county fairs era with higher attendance than prior years
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
J.hansell French
Pennsylvania
French
William Schiegel
Bath
R. D
Raymond Tait
Mercer
Clyde Stroch
Mechanicsburg
Melvin Brandt
Bachmanville
Rufus Grobe
Rainsville
Dramatic Club
Loysburg
Loysburg Evangelical Reformed Sunday School
Bedford County
Dushore Music Club
Sullivan County
Portsmouth Flood Describes Worst Ohio River Deluge
Lynn Wittenburg reports from Portsmouth Ohio where the flood has left homes submerged and hundreds needing rescue. Water covers miles along the riverfront with boats scarce and people clinging to higher levels. Families endure cold, mud, and uncertainty as relief teams work tirelessly amid ongoing danger and suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Lynn Wittenburg
Portsmouth Times
Columbus
Associated Press
Portsmouth, CO
Ohio
Kentucky Hills
German Armaments and Belgian Neutrality Stir Diplomats
European diplomats gathered as Premier Blum prepared a Lyon speech to demand halting Nazi rearmament. In Rome Mussolini and Goering discussed guarantees of Belgium’s borders amid talks on Franco-German ties. Ludendorff’s article alleging a Fascist victory’s Jesuit-Mussolini profits sparked Nazi censorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Leon Blum
France
Mussolini
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Rome
Blum
Reichsuehrer
Adolf Hitler
Lyon
der Fuehrer
Goehring
Russia
Germany
Japan
Moscow
Leon Trotzky
Ukraine
Soviet
Stalin
Madrid
Cadiz
Motri
Granada
Malaga
Mediterranean
Hitler
Erich von Ludendorff
Spain
Five Gent Red Provisional Stamp Case Settled in Court
Philatelists hear that federal court has ruled non authentic a stamped envelope sold as a genuine 1845 to 1847 Annapolis provisional issue. Henry R. Jarrett, Bethlehem stamp broker, convicted of attempting to defraud Albert H. Casparry of New York. Court in Philadelphia, Judge Albert B. Maris presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Annapolis
Ienry R. Jarrett
Bethlehem
Oroker
Jarrett
Albert H. Casparry
Ellector
New York
Bonnie Doone
Fury of Deluge Threatens Great Flood Across States
Swollen rivers surge across the region as floodwaters threaten one of the worst disasters in years. Damages run into millions and over 106000 people flee their homes. The Ohio River corridor from Pittsburgh to the Mississippi bears the highest risk as cities mobilize relief agencies to evacuate lowland residents and shield public health in crowded relief stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio River
Pittsburgh
Mississippi River
Major Firms in Alaska Jun Allied Stocks Market Scope
A sprawling list outlines numerous industrial and corporate names across sectors. Companies include Allied, Am Can, Am Tel, Atlas, Caterpillar, Chrysler, Colgate Palmolive, Conoco, Eastman, General Electric, Goodyear, Harley, Johns-Manville, Kennecott, Libbey-Owens, Packard, Phillips, and many more. The compilation reflects widespread listings in a historical stock table with multiple manufacturers, utilities, and financial entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska Jun Allied
Alea Am Ice A&m
Anaconda
Aich
Refin
Atlas Tack
Auburn Auto Aviation Corp
Baldwin Loc Salt and Ohio Barnsdall Bendix Aviat
Beth
Blaw Knox Border Borg Warner Briggs Mig Burr
Chrysler City
Colgate Palm Colum Gas and
Credit Comi
Congoleum
Oil Container Corp
Curtis Pub
Curtis Wright Curtis Wr A Deere
del Lark
Dome Mines
Douglas Aire du Pont de
Eastman Kod
el Auto
Mack Trucks
McCrory
Sirs
McIntyre
McKess
Rob McLellan
Montgom Ward Murray Corp
Nat Biscuit
Nat Dairy
Central
North Am Northern Pac
Ohio Oil Packard
Penick
Ford Pern
Phila RC
I Phillips
ePt
Pierce Pet Pitt
Mall
Earle Plans For New Budget
Harrisburg January 23 Governor Earle will meet with administration leaders to outline the two year spending program before sending the new budget to the printer next week. The plan includes 143,500,000 for relief and public assistance and totals about 310,000,000 with subsidies, sinking fund charges and operating expenses. Dr Herbert F Goodrich of Philadelphia chairs the relief committee and will speak at a legislators meeting Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Earle
Special Citizens’ Relief Committee
Herbert F. Goodrich
Philadelphia
Governor's Relief Committee
Local Social News From Hillsdale Area
Hillsdale residents and visitors noted in a string of calls and visits this week. Carl Nichol and family spent Sunday with Norris Rairigh in Purchase Line. Rev Straw and East Ma honing Church members called in Barnesboro. Hershel Nicewonger from Indiana and J O Clark of Jos-Win planned Florida weeks. Further visits included Ake from Indiana, H E Koozer from Indiana, Ruth Ferrier and Gard ner, Bernice Cassidy and son at L G Biss home in Spangler, and Robert Houk of Clymer in town Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Nichol
Imogene
Clair Napp
J. W. Cassidy
Jackie
Norris Rairigh
Purchase Line
Straw
East Mahoning Church
Barnesboro
Hershel Wnicewonger
Indiana
J. O. Clark
Jos-Win
Florida
Ake
H. E. Koozer
Fitzgerald
Ruth Ferrier
Miss Gardner
Bernice Cassidy
L. G. Biss
Spangler
Lewis Peddicord
Clearfield
Taylorsville Community Notes Include Burials and Visits
Harry Allison a business caller at Commodore on Thursday. Augustus Fleming of Commodore, killed in the mines, buried in Taylorsville cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. T. Thomas King of New Kensington spent the weekend with Mrs. King's parents, Myr and Mrs. Ben Shank. Mrs. Leonard Donahue of near Dix onville visiting Mrs. Irvin Barr for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Allison
Commodore
Augustus Fleming
Taylorsville
T. Thomas King
New Kensington
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Pro
Anti
Sakhalin
Joseph H. Davies
Karl Radek
Izvestia
Siberia
Rudolf Hess
Trotzky
Hess
Radek
Duck & Duck
Haytor
Wuolpy
Tose
Tua
Elijam Harker
Emeigh, Penna
Adiliuistrater
Moorhead
Diaiphal
D.D
Oakland Cemetery
James Mardis
Arthur Garman
Riverside
Sno
Garman
Tobias FL Ienry
Roxbury
Charles Newson Brownfield
Bairdstown
Latrobe Hospital
Willian
Elizabeth (Wright) Brownfield
James
Marghet Shetler
Derry
Elizabeth Kelly
Trece Mamont
Clara Swager
Katherine Newman
Cora Dison
Elizabeth Howard
North Spring Street
Blairsville Cemetery
Charles Tubbs
Prothero Thompson
Murray Hopkins
East Mahoning Township
Falls Church Va
Jd. Prothera ‘Thompson
R. M
Sarah Thompson
Rayne Township
Pennsylvania Railroad
Newark
N. J
Enter L. Brandon
Charles Lassick
Jnalia
Podalad) Lassick
Lucerne
Indiana Hospital
Bii Day Afernoon
Andrew
Annie Ltorey Padolan
Donna Renee
Livermore
Mary Citroni
Susan Burless
Bobtown
Nulen Tirdel
Anna Plesher
Andrew Pudolan, Jr
Heshban
Homer City
John J. Bays
St Bernard Cemetery
Pall William Jobe
Oakkind Cemetery
Oakland Avenue
Congress
Aecess House Ways and Means Committee
Senate Civil Liberties Committee
House
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Senate
Farley
Congressman Gray
Nashville
Tiptonville
Middle Tennessee
Iinois
Shawneetown
Til
WPA
Roosevelt
Pa- Nee
Fire
ARK
Kenne
Menenis
Yanapolas
Jenn
ALA
Wiseitle
Cout
Wyanate
Mariet
W.va
PENN
Hillsdale
H. BD
Rairigh
Procter and Gam
Sve NJ
Pullman Roly Pure Gil
Ts Radio Ie Radio CV
Pfae Radio
Keith A
Rem Rand
Reo Mot Repub
Roky Rey ‘Tob
Schenley Distill
Sears Roeb
Server
Sibbs Pet Socony-Vacuum
Sou Pac
Sperry Corp
Cal
Std Oil
Studebaker
Swift Ind Co
Tenn Corp
Texas Corp
Texas Gulf
Tex Pac
Tide Wat
Tig Transamerica
Trans and West Air
UN Carbide
Air Lines
Bay
Aire Corp
United Gas Imp
U5 Steel
Warner Pict
West Mary
West UN
West el
Wilson and Co
Woolworth
Geo. D. Leydie Funeral Home
Wayne Avenue
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