Sloan Sees Industrial Recovery Driven As Irresistible
General Motors President Alfred P Sloan Jr. affirms in mid 1934 that the industrial recovery is an unstoppable force, though acceleration or delays depend on future influences. He notes widespread pessimism among lenders, urges policy clarity, and argues wealth is created by industry not government, while recognizing experimental policy steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. H. Kennedy, JR
INS
New York
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
General Motors
Rcores
America
Sloan
Dave
Heat Relief In Sight From Torrid Weather
Heat relief appears near as storms move through Pennsylvania with highs near 90 in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. Two more weekend deaths are reported, Mrs. Amey Vorry 42 and A. B. Stin 84 of Beliehem. Delaware River bridge traffic hits 62,000 bikes and cars. Harrisburg municipal bathing area sets another record with 13,008 visitors. The nation weighs policy via trial and modification as the weather relief arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Amey Vorry
A. &. Stin
Beliehem
Mercury
Philadelphia
Thaveids
Delaware River
Totorista
New Jersey
Harrisburg
Vacation Ends A West Coast Expedition Remembrance
The writer recounts a lengthy western tour ending with Madison and Chicago rail journeys. Highlights include Lew Wallace's chair at a provincial house museum, Iseleta pueblo, Catalina Island, San Diego and its environs, Mexico, San Francisco Fisherman’s Wharf, Banff and Lake Louise, Vancouver, and the Pacific coast cities. Weather, nightlife, and hospitality mix with strikes, politics, and religious sights as the editor reflects on the vast landscape and people met along the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Wallace
Iseleta
Grand Catan
Los Angeles
Sony California
Baltimore
Catalina Island
Neil Hamilton
Coronado Beach
Agua Caliente
Jack Holt
Hollywood
William Penn Hotel
San Francisco
Fisherman's Wharf
Telegraph Hill
Golden Gate
Lucen's
Grant Street
Santa Barbara
Warrisburg
Santa Mare Bara
Santa Are Bara
West
Mission City
Portland
Columbia River
Niagara
Seattle
Puget Sound
Victoria
Vancouver
Canada
Pany
Canadian Pacific
Banffind Lake Louise
Mountain
Medicine Hat
Moose Jaw
Portal
N. D
Madison
St. Paul
Chicago
Torrance
Old Shasta
Hood
Baker
Olympus
White Horse
Cascade
Ranier
Mid-West
Pacific
Lantern
West Coast
Greeley
Alt West
Obituaries Detail Waller Zehner Deaths in Pa and Indiana
Obituary notes Levi P. Waller of Wilkes-Barre died at home with relations in Bloomsburg and Indiana close by. Lisle Zehner of Arlington, formerly Indiana, died from naptha burn injuries in Washington Pa, with survivors including wife Mabel Munshower and son Lisle A. Jr, plus siblings and parents. Funeral and burial details given for both cases.
Former Kaiser in Close Touch
Captain Ercost Boehm, a storm troop leader and alleged head of a radical plot to overthrow the Hitler government, planned a revolution in Munich, then marching on Berlin, but Hitler arrested Roehm in his bedroom hours before the revolt and crushed it. Roehm was executed last night after refusing a pistol and requesting execution by firing squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ercost Boehm
Hitler
Munch
Seian
Bavaria
Berlin
Roehm
Premier Goering
Prussia
Ler
Karl Ernst
Boehm
Germany
Sander
Ernst
London
INS
Munich
Passau
Vienna
Exchange Telegraph
Ernest Boehm
Nazi Germany
Wilhelm Goering
Ernst Boehm
Storm Troopers
Dressler Still Living Defies Death In Santa Barbara
Santa Barbara July 2 INS Marie Dressler the grandest trouper of them all remains fighting for life in a cottage on the Billings estate overlooking the Pacific. Attendants say she had a good day Sunday and slept well while doctors report no immediate danger though death is inevitable. Telegrams poured in as supporters hoped for a recovery amid her famed vitality and public notices of her ongoing battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Barbara
Cal
Marie Dressler
Billing
Blue Pacific
Hitler shoots his best friend in internal struggle
At Bonn midnight Hitler flies to Munich arriving early Saturday. He discovers Rohm, his closest ally, leading a rival conspiracy from Wiessee to force a second revolution. Rohm aims for a socialism akin to Bolshevism with two million brownshirts. Hitler, commander in chief, learns of Rohm’s plan and the threat of arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Bonn
Munich
Roehm
Wiessee
McCullough Weds William Whetsel in Indiana Home
Miss Avanell McCullough daughter of Mr and Mrs H H McCullough 305 Oak Street Indiana and William E Whetsel of Mt Pleasant were married Saturday at 6 pm in the bride's home. Ceremony led by Rev R C Miller. Attendants were Miss La Rua McCullough and Kenneth H McCullough. A wedding dinner followed. Mrs Whetsel is a 1988 graduate and former assistant dietitian at Indiana State Teachers College. Groom employed by West Penn Power in Mt Pleasant. Couple to reside in Mt Pleasant after July 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avanell McCullough
H. H. McCullough
Oak Street
Indiana
William IE
Mt. Pleasant
R. C. Miller
Madonna Lilles
la Rua McCullough
Kenneth
Turbulent Factions Amid Hitler Crisis Shifts in Power
The piece describes a fractured leadership within Germany as Hitler fights on two fronts. Roehm leads the left, killed by order. Von Papen heads the right, alive behind ailing Hindenburg who still directs the army. Major Von Boze reportedly died by his own hand. Schleicher, once a strong figure, and his wife were killed during a police arrest. The Reichswehr watches, not moving, as blood stains unity. Hitler, likened to Robespierre, confronts unprecedented internal strife.
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Mussolini
Rome
Roehm
von Papen
Hindenburg
von Boze
von Schleicher
Hitler
Schleicher
Reichswehr
Robespierre
Premier Loses Damages Case Over MacMillan Claim
A six member jury upheld Miss MacMillan's claim for damages after a five hour deliberation. The verdict followed in a high profile case involving a 22 year old stenographer who charged she was seduced. Government officials planned an emergency caucus on Tuesday to address the verdict and potential cabinet resignations. Lieutenant Governor W L Walsh declined comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacMillan
Miss MacMillan
W. L. Walsh
Pittsburgher Held In Jail For Robbery Attempt
A Pittsburgher in Homer City area faced jail after a botched robbery at a church when the suspect tied his neck and asked for water. A woman retrieved a pocketbook, later found $40 missing. Aghazi has been in county jail since June 14. accomplice still at large.
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Homer City
Aghazi
Mrs Max Vogel Injured In Collision Near Sheloda
Mrs. Max Vogel of Indiana suffered a painful head wound requiring sixteen stitches after the car she rode in, driven by Miss Stella Daugherty, collided with another vehicle about 7:30 p m Saturday. No other passengers, including Mrs G C Cost, were hurt. The bridal party had been en route from Sheloda to Indiana when the crash occurred and Vogel was reported recovering nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Vogel
Indiana
Stella Daugherty
Miss Daugharty
G. C. Cost
Sheloda
County Native Meets Death in Tragic Way
An Indiana garage owner, J Blaine McCreight born May 10 1882 Willett Washington township, searched his disabled car for a lost billfold when struck down near the scene. The incident description continues from page one as authorities recount the fatal collision.
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Indiana
McCreight
J. Blaine McCreight
Willett
Washington Township
Joh and
Scrub by McCreight of Duncansville Dies After Long Lumber Career
Gladys Ott McCreight of Dun canaville and brothers Clarence V McCreight of Indiana and Wuttae Lloyd McCreight of Tucson mourn the loss of Scrub by, once a standout at Kiski minetas Springs School in Salisbore. He worked for an Ohio lumber firm and co ran a lumber business with Clarence V McCreight. Funeral services are set for 10 a.m. Tuesday at his Duncansville residence, then interment at Oakland cemetery after services in Tycamg Frierdline led by Rev J J McIlvaine.
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Gladys
Ott) McCreight
Duncanaville
Clarence V. McCreight
Indiana
Wuttae
Lloyd McCreight
Tucson
McCreigh
Kiskiminetas Springs
Salisbore
Ohio
Clarence V. Mctreight
Pennsylvania
Duncansville
Tycamg Frierdline
Dads
J. J. McIlvaine
D.D
First United Presbyterian Church
Oakland Cemetery
Injured man dies in hospital near Homer City
Clyde Wilson a 42 year old man from Tide near Homer City died in the Indiana Hospital this morning from injuries suffered when struck by a vehicle or after being thrown. He was taken to the hospital at 4 40 a m unconscious and died without regaining consciousness. Deputy Coroner M M Davis said Wilson had a severe forehead laceration and body bruises. State police could not question him due to his condition. An investigation by Deputy Coroner Davis and state patrol was under way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Wilson
Tide
Homer City
Indiana
M. M. Davis
Davis
Wilson
Somerset County
Davig
Duke Weamer Fractured Toe After Street Crash
C R Duke Weamer of Indiana suffered a fractured big toe on his right foot, a wrist and foot sprain, in a Sunday auto crash at Fifth and Church streets. Rayner Watkins of Ernest had head and arm lacerations, Bernard Morrison of Ernest possibly fractured ribs. Weamer drove west on Church. Ernest car went north on Fifth. impact toppled both cars, damage about $700.
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C. R
Duke) Weamer
Indiana
Rayner Watkins
Ernest
Bernard Morrison
Fifth
Church Streets
Weamer
Church Street
Fifth Street
Ritz July attractions listed by theater management
The Ritz theatre announces July attractions with pride, highlighting at least eight outstanding productions expected to draw above average attendance. The schedule serves as a handy guide for movie shoppers as Lake Michigan rumors of a sea monster swirl and a World’s Fair joke surfaces about Sally Rang and her fang.
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Ritz Theatre
Lake Michigan
Chicago
Darrow Hurls A New Harpoon At NRA Critique
Clarence Darrow's National Recovery Review Board condemns the NRA and Hugh Johnson, accusing the recovery act of fostering monopolies and suppressing small firms. It attacks the steel, motion picture, and other codes as overreaching, warns of price fixing and oppression, and calls for removing code authorities and curbing government boycotts. The report, presented to Roosevelt, criticizes executive orders and details code-specific findings across shipbuilding, optics, and other industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
TNI
Clarence Darrow
National Recovery Review Board
Hugh
Johnson
NRA
National Recovery Act
Darrow
New York
Tts
American Iron and Steel Institute
NRA Way
Facta
United States Steel Corp
Roosevelt
Picsure
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Palm Beach
Cool ‘Bulia
Moorhead
Levi P, Waller
Levi P. Waller
Wilkes-Barre
Waller
David d. Waller
Bloomsburg
Indiana State Teachers College
James W. Mack
North Sixth Street
Lisle Zehner
Lasse Arlington Zehner
Washington Hospital
White Township
John
Elizabeth (Oneill) Zehner
South Thirteenth Street
Mabel Munshower
Edward Minnshower
Lisle A. Jr
John Zehner
Ales W. Bay Smith
Iigans City
Richard Hotham
Wilkinsburg
Beaver Malls
Zehner
State Teachers College
Hle
The
Odd Fellows and the Elks of Washington
Second Presbyterian Church
George, Atwell
George Pe Atwell
Hilderbrand
Grove Chapel
Arthur J. Ppohl
Zion Lutheran Church
Kaiser
Doorn
Holland
Doornhouse
Hohenzollerns
Reich
Hitler Ministry of Propaganda
Paul von Hindenburg
Col. von Hindenburg
Neudeck
Evening Standard
Wiesse
Heines
Storm Troops
Breslau
Republic
Roehm Mareh
Bolivia
Adolf
Russia
Stalin
Trotsky
Bukjarin
Italy
Miss McCcullough
Preimer
Page
Indiana County Thrift Corporation
Indiana County Deposit Bank Building
Indiana, Pa
D. W. Simpson
C. Gilbert Wolfenden
C. R. Foster
Si Warry A. Borland
T. F. McCarthy
Robt, M. Fisher
Toeservee
Harry J. Buchhe
J. Ellsworth
CAH
R. Hickox
Geo. T. Jones
DR. C. H, Kirk
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