Fletcher Talks on the New Deal in 1930s Campaign
William K. Hutchinson reports Fletcher, national Republican chairman, denounces the New Deal as government from above and asks voters to verdict on relief programs and future taxes. He pledges thorough campaign analysis of the NRA AAA and other agencies and cites Lincoln and Gettysburg to frame the party’s challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William K. Hutchinson
Ch. N
Star
Washington
INS
Roosevelt
Henry P. Fletcher
NRA
AAA
Fletcher
Republican Party
Hea
Metcher
Congress
Jess
Iit
Lasteek
Tennessee
United States
Johnson
Independence Day Holiday Plans and Local Sports lineup
Readers are reminded of Independence Day celebrations with preparations for guard and medical readiness for burns and tetanus. Cliffside Park and Dreamland host events including two Lucerne games, two Scott Morgan Club matches, music hall shows, races, and Norm Park’s Orchestra. An Indiana Punxsutawney elimination game precedes the Fair Lawn Stores picnic with all expenses paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tetanus
Alus
Dreamland
Cliffside
Gamp Rest Park
Ritz
Indiana
Lucerne
Scott Morgan Club
Pitts Burgh
Norm Park
Cliffside Park
Punxsutawney
Fair Lawn
Curwensville
Cessation of reprisals in official action noted
President von Hindenburg intervened to shield von Papen from cabinet ouster and possible punishment. Reported to have ordered protection and had Reichswehr ensure safety after days under surveillance. Rumors grew that Crown Prince Friedrich Wilhelm and Prince August Wilhelm were ordered to leave Germany within three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Hindenburg
von Papen
Hindenburg
Reichswehr
Leantime
Germany
Freidrich Wilhelm
Prince August Wilhelm
Red Headed Irishman Kennedy Chosen to Lead U S Stock Panel
Joseph P. Kennedy of Boston and New York, a rugged Harvard graduate and former shipbuilder, is named by President Roosevelt to head the new stock market commission. He vows full enforcement of the regulatory law and reveals a lifelong belief in Roosevelt’s program despite Senate skepticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Market Commission
Epward
Lockett
International News Service
Jack
Senate Stock Market
Kennedy
Congress
Commission
Ferdinand Pecora
Lomey
Senate
Roosevelt
Beethoven
Wagner
Harvard
Bethlehem Steel Co
Washington Street
Quincy
Mass
Boston
Exiled heir arrival in Doorn sparks German royal turmoil
An Exchange Telegraph report from Amsterdam stated the former Crown Prince arrived at Doorn by air to join his father the ex-kaiser in exile, while a denial circulated. The piece outlines the harsh response to the Hohenzollern brothers amid Hitler's consolidation, including Goering's rebuke and Von Papen's political brinkmanship, with Vatican tensions and three alleged conspiracies surrounding the regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doorn
Holland
Kaiser
London
Amsterdam
August Wilhelm
Ates
Benin
House of Hohenzollern
von Schleicher
Kurt von Schleicher
Hitler
Auch
Karl Ernst
Berlin
Ernst
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Boehm
Goering
von Papen
Pon von Papen
Germany
Vatican
Holy See
Erich Klausener
Roghm
New York Vice Raids Nab 26. 20 Women Held
Police swept 14 raids across Manhattan from 42nd to 80th streets uncovering a suspected six city vice ring. Twenty women and girls were detained along with four kept women and two male keepers. Luxurious Broadway area apartments were raided as blue-coated detectives forced doors and loaded suspects into patrol wagons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Broadway
Manhattan
42Nd Street
80Th Street
Shorts Ban At Fairmount Park Tennis Courts
Philadelphia July 3 Shorts for men were banished by J A Koch captain of Fair mount Park guards after he issued the edict allowing only trousers of respectable length More than 30 men wearing short pants were chased off the tennis courts Oscar Kushner chairman of an amateur tournament said he will appeal to Allan Carson park commission engineer against the order
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
J. A. Koch
Fairmont Park
Oscar Kushner
Allan Carson
Park Commission
Deaths and funerals listed in Derry Indiana area
Obituary notices detail Rev Frederick G H Wineman of Derry death at 11 15 p m and funeral details at 2 30 p m Wednesday with interment in Derry cemetery Also noted are death of Andrew L Shank aged 65 in Center township and Mary Elizabeth Stewart of Indiana with service and Greenwood cemetery burial plans Other notices cover PUNKSUTAWNEY Will Owens death in Kansas Ethyle Biss Kanarr death in Clearfield Hospital and a note on the Mississippi River origin 18 000 years ago showing regional obituary and historical items
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. H. Wineman
Frederick G. H. Wineman
Methodist Episcopal Church
East Second Street
Derry
Rev. Wineman
New Derry
Frederick
Elizabeth Morrow Wineman
Wineman
Allegheny College
Derry Township
Arnald
Clymer
Greenwood
Connellsville
Commodore
Addison
Somerfield
Windber
Florida
St. Andrews
Firastone
Hillside
Charles Naylor
Temple University
Annie B. Nicely
Los Angeles
F. J. Sparling
First Methodist Church
J. C. Burnsworth
W. J. Robinson
Derry Church
Andrew L Shank
Andrew L. Shank
Center Township
Jacob K
Mary Jane (Stahl) Shank
Clara Maud
Herman) Shank
Blair
Blair Shank
McKinley
Greenwood Cemetery
Mary Elizabeth Stewart
School Street
Reese
Margaret
Williams) Shay
Elnora
Homer City
Indiana
Thomas A. Stewart
James Stewart
Charles
Clarence
Benjamin Stewart
William Duncan
Bairdford
R. M. Colley
New York
Adam Shay
Parkersanding
Reese Shay
Monterey
Will Owens Punksutawney
Will Owens
Montgomery County
Kansas
Reynoldsville
Kantiens
Liberty
Independence
M. J. Owens
H. 8. Owens
Phoebe London
Big Run
Mount Hope Cemetery
Ethyle Biss Kanarr
James Kanarr
Alex Biss
Cherry Tree
Clearfield Hospital
Charles, Jr
Jimmie
Billie
Floe Richard
R. D
James Biss
Alice Taylor
Ida Coble
Burnside
Irvin Biss
Hillsdale
Thompson Cemetery
Special session for relief work and state funds report
Harrisburg July 3. The second year of the biennium opens with 1,637,071,7b in the General Fund to cover ordinary expenses, down from 3.24 million at June start. June receipts were 29,489,081 while payments reached 42,742,021, including soldiers bonus claims not in receipts. Total treasury funds stood at 56,872,091, with motor and milk funds at 18,710,999 and 52,841 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Fund
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Treasury
Bank condition calls issued for nonmember state banks
Washington July 3 Ins Leo T Crowley chief of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp issued a call for the condition of all state banks not members of the Federal Reserve System but members of the Temporary Deposit Insurance System at the close of business June 30. Comptroller of the Currency J F T OConnor issued a call for the condition of all national banks at the close of business June 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Leo T. Crowley
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Federal Reserve System
Temporary Deposit Insurance
INS— Comptroller
J. F. T. O'Connor
Davis Faces Year Jail Term In Deputy Assault Case
Toni Davis Jr., 19, a Pittsburgh High School student, faced potential one year in jail and fines up to 1900 as Circuit Judge $. R. Dove prepared to sentence him for assaulting Deputy Sheriff J. Henry Donnewald. A motion to quash a related robbery charge was to be argued. The indictment stems from the shooting of Donnewald and the alleged theft of his car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlyle
INS
Toni Davis, Jr
Pittsburgh
Donnewald
Davis
Japanese Cabinet Resigns Amid Bribery Scandals
Tokyo reports the Japanese cabinet resigns after bribery charges and the arrest of Vice Minister Kuroda. Prince Saijonji advised the emperor to accept the resignation. Premier Makoto Saito and Finance Minister Korekiyo Takahashi are said to seek retirement from politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
INS
Stolen 1993 Chevrolet Coupe Sought by Police
State police and borough officers continued the search for the blue 1993 Chevrolet coupe owned by Dr. H. B. Neal of 936 Church Street. The car, with black fenders, wheels, and plates 47846, bore a physician insignia on the radiator. A statewide broadcast was issued Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Neal
Church Street
Ninth Street
Promises to Friends Across Time and Distance
Olive Roberts Barton writes on how promises to friends endure beyond years and miles. She recalls social rituals of gatherings, travel, and the urge to stay in touch, noting how busy lives often fade efforts to reconnect yet yearning for the dear dead past persists. The fragment ends with a garbled line about the postman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Roberts Barton
What impresses you most in going through a town
A public call urges Indiana residents to value beauty by planting trees and maintaining lawns. It contrasts two paths: promote beauty with greenery or preserve what exists. It lists don’ts like touching planted trees and littering, urging community effort to make Indiana the prettiest town in Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Broken Promises and Character in Public Life
A reflective column on the erosion of reliability as promises fade into social routine. The author notes how casually broken words damage trust, cites personal anecdotes about kept and broken pledges, and argues that dependability is learned in youth and essential to character. Copyright 1934 NEA Service Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA Service Inc
Max Baer Ranked Greatest Heavyweight by Lippe and Peers
New York story quotes Al Lippe and boxing insiders praising Max Baer as the unparalleled heavyweight. From claims he would starch Dempsey to evaluation of his speed and stamina, the piece gathers opinions of Jimmy Johnston George Engel Gene Tunney Jimmy Bronson Nate Lewis and others on Baer's fighting prowess and legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Max Baer
al Lippe
Max Schmeling
Primo
Lippe
Sullivan
Abe Attell
Billy Papke
Jef Smith
Syracuse
Singapore
Baer
Jack Dempsey
Jimmy Johnston
George Engel
Johnston
the Garden
Engel
Frank Klaus
Harry Greb
Benny Leonard
Walter
Jimmy Bronson
Tunney
Bader
Nate Lewis
Chicago
Lewis
Bob Fitzsimmons
Jim Corbett
Carson City
Ernie Schaaf
Tuffy Griffiths
Art Lasky
Minneapolis
Arthur
Not Substantiated by Record in Hart Bout
The account notes he dropped a 20 round decision to Marvin Hart in 1905 at age 27. It argues that if he could not beat Hart decisively, he was not a truly great heavyweight and so questions his legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Hart
Hart
Police Chief's Wife Slain in Etna Suburb
Pittsburgh dispatch reports Mrs. Margaret Kane, 48, wife of Etna Police Chief Charles F. Kane, was found dead in her bed with a wound to the right temple. Chief Deputy Coroner James L. Davidson and county detectives investigated. the revolver was found wrapped in sheets. Kane reportedly expressed relief when told the gun had been located.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
INS
Margaret Kane
Charles F. Kane
Etna
Kane
James L. Davidson
Davidson
Sanden
Elvira
Marion
Mrs. Kane
Jacobs, Jacobs reach Wimbledon semi finals in tense day
Helen Jacobs easily defeated Fraulein Aussem 6 0 to enter the All American championships semi finals at Wimbledon. Simone Mathieu beat Sarah Palfrey 6 3 6 8 6 2 and will meet Round in the semis. Joan Hartigan upset Peggy Scriven 3 6 6 3 6 2 to face Jacobs. Mathieu to play Round. Williams and Wood beat Higgins and Hulton 6 3 6 3 in doubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimbledon
Eng
INS
Helen Jacobs
Fraulein Cilli Aussem
Mme
Simone Mathieu
Sarah Palfrey
Boston
Miss Round
Joan Hartigan
Peggy Scriven
England
Joan
Misa Jacobs
Mathieu
Dorothy Round
Dick Williams
Sidney Wood
C. S. Higgins
A. S. C. Hulton
Marie Dressler Clings To Life In Santa Barbara
Marie Dressler the famed screen idol continued to hold to life with surprising tenacity as doctors reported her condition unchanged. The dawn brought no sign of imminent recovery, though physicians refused to retreat from their earlier grim prognosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Barbara
Cal
INS
Marie Dressler
F. R. Nuzum
Two Defendants Sentenced For Guilty Pleas
Judge J N Langham sentenced two defendants who pleaded guilty. Frank B Miller of Clymer admitted operating a vehicle under the influence and received a $200 fine plus costs and three to six months in Allegheny County workhouse. Miller was arrested in Cherryhill township by Indiana state patrol. Mary Lipnicky of Dixonville was given a suspended sentence on paying costs after pleading guilty to possessing untaxed intoxicating liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Langham
Frank B. Miller
Clymer
Allegheny County
Miller
Cherryhill Township
Indiana
Mary Lipnicky
Dixonville
Sally Rand Returns to Chicago Century of Progress
Sally Rand, famed for the fan dance, has arrived at the Century of Progress in Chicago. Officials worry over a rumored bubble dance featuring a white sylph enclosed in a transparent bubble as lights lower and soft music begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sally Read
Sally
Kiwanis Club Holds Flag Conscious Evening at Thompson’s Rustic Lodge
Kiwanis members gathered Monday at Thompson's Rustic Lodge for a flag conscious meeting. Elmer W. Ason and Rev. Frederick Adlock spoke on independence and patriotism, linking Revolution era events to Indiana County. James Cronk Jr played trumpet with Miss Mary St Clair King at the piano for interludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Thompson
Rustic Lodge
Elmer. W. Ason
Frederick Ailock
Allison
Indiana
Adlock
James Cronk, Jr
Mere Executions follow blood bath against Hitler’s guards
The article claims Hitler’s 200000 armed Black Shirts and 100000 police crushed the mutiny as Roehm met a violent end. It reports whispered accounts that Roehm was killed by a Munich concentration camp commandant and that several old comrades died protesting ignorance of the mutiny’s purpose. August Schmeidhuber allegedly stood and cried Heil before being shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Goering
Ernst Roehm
Munich
Roehm
Boehm
Storm
August Schmeidhuber
Clymer Water Company Takes Important Step
The Clymer Water Company plans to secure a new water supply to obtain softer water comparable to winter and spring months. The company had long sought additional supply for Indiana and would have started earlier if finances had allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer Water
Intiana
Also Mentioned on This Page
Moorhead
Jaliaoe
Saarbrucken
Adolf Hitler
Max Braun
Socialist Party
Saar
Braun
Oberammergau
Cardinal Faulhaber
Ernst Franz Sedgwick Manfstaengl
Boston Evening
Hanfstaengl
Episcopal Church
Union Cemetery
Roasiter
Mississippi River
Minnesota
Pennsylvania State Chamber of Commerce
Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Pennsylvania Bar Association
Olive Roberts
Barton
NEA Service
Sally Rand
Chicago Fair
Kiwanis Club
Allied Chemical
American Tobacco
Atchison T
Atlantic Refining
B. and O. Railroad
Bethlehem Steel
Bordens
Canadian Pacific
Ches, and Ohio
Chrysler
Columbia
Consolidated Oil
Dupont Eastman Kodak
Erie Railroad
Fort Pitt Brew. Co
Freeport
Texas General Electric
General Motors
Int
Nickle Int
J. CG. Penny Co
Kelvinator
Kennecott Copper
Montgomery Ward
Nash Motors
New York Central
Ny, NH
North American
Packard Motors
R. A
Pullman
Pure Oil Radio Corporation
Radio Keit
Reynolds Tobacco
Sears Roebuck Socony-Vacuum
Standard Oil of
Standard Oil
N. J
Texas Corporation
United Corporation
United Gas Imp
United States Steel
Warner Bros
Pic
Westinghouse
Woolworth
Pennroad Corporation
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!