Colorful Marine Head to Face Inquiry Into Incident
HOOVER ACTIVE WASHINGTON. Maj. Gen. Smedley J. Butler faces a court martial for insulting Mussolini described as a hit-and-run driver. Cabinet discussion with Hoover and Stimson weighed reprimand versus court martial as Navy and Army precedents cited none prior for such remarks about a friend's nation. Oscar De Priest, Illinois congressman, attended a White House reception with his wife amid controversy over his political stance. Also, AN EGC project advances: AGP plans to connect power lines to three airplane beacons near Indiana Airport Shaffer Knob Yellow Creek and Kennedy Farm with a $5,000 estimated cost, lighted nightly since December.
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Miners Die in Haig Coal Mine Explosion Near Sea
A catastrophe at Haig Coal Mine two miles beneath the sea claims 26 lives with 16 bodies recovered and five more found as rescue efforts continue. Thirteen miners were rescued to hospital after inhaling toxic gas while 200 workers elsewhere surfaced safely. The blast follows a 1922 fatal explosion in the same mine.
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Fugitives in Custody After Rapid Police Chase
A series of fugitives were captured after a chase involving a hand-run driver Walter Prekaprhi and a blue pickup. They faced charges, with one suspect released on bond after appeared in court. Corneal Fulton, Benjamin Stewart, and others were identified as individuals pursued in the incident. Revival services and a community food sale were announced for nearby churches, and a church fundraiser was set for later that week.
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Pittsburgh Drugstore Looting Shocked Patrons
Druggist and customers lose two cash registers as two armed youths raid a Wilkinsburg pharmacy. They seize more than 408 dollars, threaten workers, and flee after tossing Bell his wallet and driver's license. Merle Baldwin, owner, and Bell of Swissvale were victims amid the chaotic robbery.
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Merle W. Baldwin
Dames Bell
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Eight Victims Of Fire To Rest In One Grave
In Weleda MoNeighborhood Pa a fire killed eight people at a home in Vowgs, leaving a husband and six children among the dead. Two other family members escaped as Coroner Youns questioned Howard about the blaze and the sequence of events. The tragedy left Mahlon, 2, hospitalized with burns, and authorities believe the fire started after an opening door allowed flames to swirl through the house.
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Revival of Free Methodists Meeting Continues
The revival meeting at the Free Methodist Church will be continued through Sunday night due to strong interest. Evangelist Rev John MacDonald will remain to assist with services Friday and Saturday evenings, Sunday morning and night, and possibly next week. Many have found the Lord and more are seeking. All are invited.
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Free Methodist Church
John MacDonald
Rosborough Resigns and Resigned Pension Earned
Rosborough resigns from govern ment partition duties after 24 years of faithful service on local routes. Residents recall his steady performances and friendships along the routes. He will receive a government pension. Also noted is a band concert at the Rite Theatre on Sunday February 1 with tickets available at Conn's Hall and Trloner’s.
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Municipal Band Benefit Concert At Ritz Sunday
Final arrangements for the annual Municipal Band benefit concert promise a superior event. Tickets may be bought at Mall's Book Store McCann's Restaurant Trainer's Drug Store or the Ginette Office if not received by mail. Donors urged to keep the tied intact for another year.
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Ginette
March jurors drawn for March term court session
Jurors for the March term 9 Criminal and Civil Court will be drawn today and tomorrow in You'tlok. Commissioners Scott Chambers William George and Sheriff Elmer Borland preside in the grand jury room to select twenty four grand jurors sixty petit jurors and sixty traverse jurors from the jury wheel. Commodore PTA to meet February 3 at 7:30 p.m. in the High School Auditorium with student program and a lecture by County Agent J. W. Warner.
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William George
Elmer Borland
Commodore
Commodore Parent-Teacher Association
J. W. Warner
Sister of Mrs McCartney Dead In Quincy
Mrs 7 Wile McCartney of North Seventh street learned of the death in Quincy of Mrs Emma Lockard Caddick on Wednesday evening at 1130. Funeral services and interment will be held tomorrow with Mrs Mary Allison and G Wo Lockard listed as kin.
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North Seventh Street
Quincy
Blaster
Emma Lockard Caddick
Mary Allison
McCartney
G. Wo Lockard
Indiana
Smicksburg Youth Injured in Peculiar Roller Skating Incident
Joseph Stiteler of Smicksburg sustained serious injuries after a door mounted perambulator allegedly struck his arm while he roller skated on a concrete highway near his home. He required two stitches to close the wound. Also notes a band concert at Ritz Theatre Sunday and a meat on sale at Mee Con's.
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David Stiteler
Smicksburg
Ritz Theatre
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Mee Con
Pall Traut
Ganet
Bayete
Europe Views With Alarm Over Female Domination
Berlin dispatch reports publicists warn of a global crisis as American feminism allegedly overtakes males. The Deutsche Zeitung calls for relentless warfare to counter feminization and argues Germany must forge a new masculine mission with a guided attitude toward life and fate.
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Deutsche Zeitung
Germady
Contestants Return Thanks in Gazette Subscription Campaign
A public notice from Indiana Evening Gazette prize winners thanks supporters of the subscription drive and delivery service, noting satisfaction with third prize and gratitude to Gazette staff. It also teases upcoming basketball events and local library notices.
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Evening Gazette
Jason Shaffer
Berg
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Bdick
Gazette
Torch Explodes Killing Two Children in Somerset
In Somerset near Harrison, a blow torch used to thaw a frozen water pipe ignited a keg of powder in a basement. Viola Friedline, four, and Paul Friedline, two, died. their father Bred Friedline, twenty, sustained serious burns. The blast injured others in the home and caused widespread damage.
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Viola Pearl Friedline
Paul Friedline
Bred Friedle
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The Nineteenth Hole A Favorite Stopping Place
A theater program produced by Theater Pavers at the New Century Club venue, featuring Vernon F Paylor and Mars Taylor with Samuel Frenca and others. The piece celebrates music and readings, tied to a Free Library benefit at the High School auditorium, with notes on production and personnel.
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