Sudden Deaths Leave Several Local Families Grieving
Mrs. Margaret dine Hazelet Harkins 68 of Hornitos Calif died suddenly from a heart attack while visiting her brother George Hazelet in Arcadia. Surviving husband Jack Harkins and siblings Mrs. Tonkin and Mrs. Crossman. Funeral at the George Hazelet home with burial in Hazelet cemetery. Andrew Wallace Little four died in Vandergrift. Surviving parents a sister and grandparents. Funeral in St Pauls Lutheran and Hillsdale burial. Franklin Pierce Beers 74 died after six months illness near Dayton. Survived by Anna Snyder Beers wife four sons a daughter three grandchildren and three brothers. Funeral at residence. interment Glade Run cemetery. Mrs Sarah Vasbinder Jones 85 of Yatesboro died after long illness. Survived by husband George Jones and five children. Funeral at residence. Rural Valley cemetery. John Stewart Indiana grocer died at Wilkinsburg. Father of Floyd and Earl Stewart. Arrangements pending. John Renner St Clair two and a half died Linesville home after long illness. Surviving parents sister Claire. Funeral Wednesday Linesville burial Woodenck Venango County.
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Margaret Dine (Hazelet) Harkins
Hornitos
Calif
George Hazelet
Arcadia
Buffalo
N. Y
Jack Harkins
W. M. Tonkin
William Crossman
Cherry Tree
Hazelet Cemetery
Andrew Wallace Little
Melvin Little
Vandergrift
Little
Flo Rowley
Hillsdale
Meryle Elizabeth
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Rowley Cemetery
Franklin Pierce Beers
Wayne Township
Dayton
Beers
Cowanshannock Township
Bryan
Anna M. Snyder Beers
Harry L. Beers
J. Clyde Beers
Wilkinsburg
L. Merle Beers
Johnstown
Raymond W. Beers
Mansfield
Golda Beers
Henryb. Beers
Indiana
Albert Beers
Homer City
Daniel Beers
Blairsville
Glade Run Setemery
Sarah Vasbinder Jones
George Jones
Yatesboro
Jones
Atesboro
Kittanning
Walter Fasley
Nu- Mine
James Burns
New Castle
Schuyler Jones
H. M. Foster
Rural Valley Cemetery
John Renner
Fred C. St. Clair
Linesville
Claire
Linesvilles
Woodenck
Venango County
Weather Man Holds Cards In Flight Into Stratosphere
Weather scientists prepare for a high altitude balloon flight near Rapid City to study cosmic rays. The gondola named The Explorer will carry delicate instruments to record atmospheric conditions and earth curvature as thousands watch. Mrs. Tom Berry, wife of South Dakota’s governor, will christen the gondola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid City
Goodela
Tom, Berry
South Dakota
Dreamland Park Hosts First Swimming Meet of Season
Dreamland Park swimmers will showcase their skill at the first meet of the season on Wednesday at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. The program promises fast races and fancy exhibitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dreamland Park
France Feels Invulnerable Against Air Attacks
Paris reports 2000 baby tanks with 16 mm guns stationed nationwide to deter air strikes. British officials visit France to align bases for rapid strikes toward Germany. Vatican seeks to counter persecution of Catholics in Germany with potential public statements and a forthcoming white book if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
William Parker
INS Star
Paris
INS
Britain
Germany
Louis Barthou
London
England
Belgium
Holland
Barthou
Four-Team Swimming Meet With Mixed Lineup Announced
Four teams will compete with each swimmer in one event and a relay. Events include 20 yard freestyle 40 yard freestyle 20 yard backstroke 80 yard relay and diving exhibitions. Team 1 includes Dick Thomas Jim Dowell Jack McKnight Clark Myers Charles Forsha Earl Thomas. Team 2 features Bob Reed Boyd McKnight Benny Shelton Bill Wine George Heilburn Witz George. Team 3 lists Howard Zacur Jack Ra her Paul Offult Wilbert Schrecen gost Fuzzy Peat Carl Pauch. Team 4 lists Earl Maces Billy Armanini Peewee Reithmiller Elder Potts Dan Chambers Bob Shelton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Thomas
Jim Dowell
Jack McKnight
Clark Myers
Charles Forsha
Earl Thomas
Bob Reed
Boyd McKnight
Benny Shelton
Bill Wine
George Heilburn
Witz George
Howard Zacur
Jack Raher
Paul Offult
Wilbert Schrecengost
Fuzzy Peat
Carl Pauch
Earl Maces
Billy Armanini
Peewee Reithmiller
Elder Potts
Dan Chambers
Bob Shelton
Motorists sentenced to workhouse for liquor offense and theft
Contnued from Page One the influence of intoxicating liquor. He was fined $200 and costs and sentenced to from three to six months in the Allegheny county workhouse. Carney was placed under arrest after Frank Unenpher, a 72-year-old Pine township farmer, had been fatally stricken with a heart attack in an altercation with the youth. The death was said to be caused by a heart attack aggravated by the excitement. George W. Brendlinger, 27, of Robinson, West Wheeatfield township, was sentenced to three to six months in the county workhouse after pleading guilty to larceny from his father. Clyde Frampton, of Canoe towne ship, got 60 days for breaking, entering and larceny. Mike Bondick and Arthur Slury of Canemaugh township pleaded guilty to malicious mischief and were ordered to pay costs and repairs.
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Page One
Allegheny County
Carney
Frank Unenpher
Pine Township
Gurney
George W. Brendlinger
Robinson
West Wheeatfield Township
Brendlinger
Scott Brendlinger
Langham
Clyde Frampton
Canoe Towne
Ship
Mike Bondick
Arthur Slury
Canemaugh Tawnship
D. Hy Kelly
Canemaugh Township
Standards Spar Over Women's Stockings In Public Debate
In Washington a heated discussion roils about women stockings and fit. Women criticize federal standards as nonsense arguing sizes must reflect real body shapes rather than a universal 30 inch silk measure. The General Federation of Women's Clubs backs practical fitting over theoretical norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Daly
General
Federation of Womens Made
Democratic Party Leaders Clash Over Indiana County Vote
The state Democratic meeting debated methods for selecting a chair and treasurer. Lida Rigman was named chair to conduct elections. Jacob Nicely and George Van Wagner were nominated before a secret ballot was agreed upon. Silas Browning was elected treasurer. James Gray spoke briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Organization of
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Mellon-Grundy
White House
Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Hoover
Wall Street
Buctiss
Lida Rrigman
George van Wagner
Hlairaville
Mr. Fee
Ames Lyons
Canoe Township
Harry C. Kunkie
Armstrong Township
Jacob F. Nicely
Edward Goodfellow
Trigman
Bate
Reg
Tauea
Mr. Pee
Charles Held
W. G. Hrendlinger
Tillers
Silas Browning
James Gray
Barnesboro
Congress
Health camp to renew work health fund event
A community health camp announces a matinee entertainment program lasting one hour and fifteen minutes. Featured films include Mickey Mouse Silly Symphonies and The Three Little Pigs, plus Our Gang. The management hopes adults attend and help distribute dimes to children unable to pay admission, increasing receipts for the event.
Racket Big Shots Arrested in Western Pennsylvania
State Police report a slot machine racket spanning Blairsville to Pittsburgh and Jeannette Greensburg, with Herman Tambellini hailed as head. Arrests cited establishments on Garson Street Pittsburgh and two Westmoreland sites near Blairsville. Others include Frank Tierno Paul Wickland Leon Hytovitz. hearings held and bonds set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blairsville
Pittsburgh
Jeannette
Greensburg
Pennsylvania
Herman Tambellini
Garson Street
C. J. Hanna
R. F. Walsh
Greensboro
William Penn Highway
Westmoreland County
Frank Tierno
Bairdstown
Paul Wickland
Leon Hytovitz
Wickland
Carson Street
Tambellini
Hutovitz
Bali
Donation urged for Health Camp as funds run low
A call goes out to donate to the Health Camp Funds with a matinee as incentive for families to contribute. District chairs list many communities and individuals to receive food or cash donations, urging parents to send children and supply dimes for the treat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foodatul
Armagh
Ernest Kinsey
Brush Valley
Mirs
Clara McFoaters
Lymer
John Steele
Cherry
Rezolla Student at Summer School Opens at Catholic U
John R. Rezolla of 234 South Seventh Street Indiana is among 1,800 students registered for the largest summer school at the Catholic University of America in Washington D C. The twenty fourth annual session opened Monday July 2 enrollments closed July 5 with students from 38 states the District of Columbia Canada Cuba and the Dutch West Indies.Thirty one departments of instruction are staffed by 116 professors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Rezolla
South Seventh Street
Indiana
Catholic University of America
Washington, D
District of Columbia
Canada
Cuba
Dutch West Indies
Hollywood moves to clean up celluloid protests drive
Hollywood acts to censor films amid Catholic Protestant and Jewish protests. A July 15 certificate of purity becomes mandatory for major studios led by Will Hays with Joseph Breen as censor. Expect revival of adventure open air stories and historical subjects, with fewer sexy or drawing room dramas and possible return of Westerns. Will Rogers plans an 80 day world tour with Janet Gaynor and Warner Baxter, visiting Honolulu Japan China Siberia Russia Finland Denmark Norway Sweden. Gilda Gray contemplates baroness status after inheritance from Spaniard Baron Fernando De Saa. she jokes about a shimmy while confirming possible future film work ordered by husband Hector Bricena De Saa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Association of Motion Picture Producers and Distributors
Will Hays
Metro-Gokiwyn-Mayer
Paramount
Warner Brothers
Fox
Columbia
Universal
United Artists
Twentieth Century
Cial
Orient
Russia
Janet Gaynor
Warner Baxter
Europe
Will
Rogers
Honolulu
Japan
China
Siberia
Finland
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Gilda Gray
Gilda
Hector Bricena de Saa
Venezuela
Spain
Baron Fernando de Saa
Dallafiora Tops First Half Batting for A. P. Hitters
Blairsville star Ually Dallafiora led the A. P. B League in the first half with 28 hits in 67 at bats, including 7 doubles 1 triple and 1 homer. He missed 21 games due to an injury from Blairsville Coal Run game May 29. Hensel close behind with 33 hits in 80 trips.
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Ually
Dallafiora
Blairsville
Dally
Hensel
Summer session offers 300 courses for diverse groups
Four numbers of participants drawn from colleges and universities across the United States, plus members of public school systems in Baltimore and the District of Columbia, several federal departments, and Library of Congress staff, will provide the more than 300 courses offered during the summer session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Baltimore
District of Columbia
Library of Congress
Carom in Car Injures Youth Near Glen Campbell
A youth was injured in a vehicle collision on the Indiana Clearfield road near Glen Campbell when a mule wagon was passed by a car driven by Mrs Reed. The accident left both vehicles badly damaged and the youth possibly facing serious injuries.
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Highway Patrol
Glen Campbell
Wallace Hawk
Rochester Mills R. D
Harry Ki. Bauch
McGees Mills
R. D
Indiana-Clearfield Road
Bauch
Mushball Meeting Heads to Prothonotary's Office Tonight
Market roundup shows grains and livestock mostly lower in dull trade on the Chicago Board of Trade. Mushball managers plan an important meeting in the Prothonotary's office at 8:30 this evening to discuss league matters and forthcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Dee
Bardrock Broilers
Whiterock Broilers
Colored Broilers
Turkey
Roosters
Stags
Speke
Geese
Young Toms Ls
W. Va
Prothonotary
Baptist Youth In War Denial in Pittsburgh
Several thousand Baptist Young People's Union delegates wrapped up their Pittsburgh convention pledging no part in war they condemned military training. The group adopted a program focusing on economic and social issues, opposed ROTC and CMTC offerings, and took a dry stance on liquor while backing old age pensions and unemployment insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
INS
Baptist Young People’s Union
Reserve Officers’ Training Corps
Citizens
Roosevelt Aboard Houston In Mid Caribbean Transit
The fast cruiser Houston with President Roosevelt aboard is cutting sapphire seas in the mid Caribbean en route to Cartagena Colombia. The ship is hundreds of miles from land and expected to reach Cartagena tomorrow where the president will spend several hours ashore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Gimer
Roosevelt
INS
Houston
mid-Caribbean
Cartegna
Colombia
Local residents visit Roy Hollis and neighbors
Mrs Matthew Brilhart and daughters Lavon and Lucile. Charles McQuown and Odessa McQuown with Betty. Lou Gromley and Cecil Gromley families visit Richmond and Indiana. Elmer Shankle on skis list. Peter Brilhart George Frye James Lockard and others visit Meade Douglas home and Cherry Tree area. Pine Vale revival closes. Blair Frye and Marvin Genter visit George Frye home. Wilda Buterbaugh and Ethel Trimble visit Joe Pardee home. Pardee family visits.
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Lou Gromley
East Run
Cecil Gromley
Robert
Louise
Lois Lee
George Frye
Richmond
Elmer Shankle
Peter Brilhart
James Lockard
Indiana
Charles Brickle
Gipsy
Harvey Sheesley
Geraldine
Ruth Frye
Sherd Pardee
Cecil Gramley
Meade Douglas
Berringer
Sim Stiffler
Cherry Tree
Ray Lowman
Roy Hollis
Ion Carl
Hester
Robert Plouse
Cecil Grom
Joe Pardee
Spicker
Hillsdale
571 Babies to Visit Their MD Celebrating Anniversary
Takoma Park MD July 9 Dr Lauretta Kress marks 50th wedding anniversary by inviting the 3 571 babies she helped bring into the world to a neighborhood party at her home. Police plan traffic control as hundreds of infants ages from day old to 39 years gather, including Mrs Cechl Rags of Bloomfield New Jersey and her daughter. The couple’s medical specialties are noted as digestive issues and obstetrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Takoma Park
Lauretta Kress
Hartman Kress
Kresses
Kress
Cech! Rags
Bloomfield
N. J
New Deal Center of Fall Election
Republican National Chairman Henry P Fletcher outlined a substitute for the administration's recovery program. He called for monetary control restored to Congress, repeal of federal powers and the NRA, a farm program overhaul, a broad taxing plan, and federal relief for need. He urged gains in Congress to defend constitutional government and oppose centralized bureaucracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William K. Hutchinson
CN. S
Washington
Henry P. Pletcher
Fletcher
Congress
A.A. A
House
Senate
Three-Religion Front Forms Drive for Clean Movies
Protestant Catholic and Jewish leaders join in a motion picture decency campaign. They plan an interdenominational committee to direct the effort. Reports say the drive may expand to theatres magazines and dance halls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Holy Cross Church
Rockefeller kin concerned over oil magnate’s health in New York area
In Tarrytown New York July 9 INS reports the immediate family of John D Rockefeller is gravely concerned about his condition after his ninety fifth birthday at the Lakewood New Jersey estate. John D Rockefeller Jr wishes to bring him back to Pocantico Hills for better care, as health has declined over the past year and he has not left Pocantico Hills on his birthday in 15 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarrytown
N. Y
INS
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Lakewood
N. J
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Pocantico Hills
Rocke,feller
Pocanti¢o Hills
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Mrs. Harkins
John Stewart
Floyd
Earl Stewart
Weather Man
Dreamland
Moorhead
Vatican
Guglielmo Emanuel CL
Reich
Holy See
Nawia
Pope Pius
Osservatore Romano
Fee
Democrats
West Virginia Wesleyan
Vridder
New York Giants
Chippewa Lake
Rezolla
AB Pet
Dallasiora
Weiss
Cerr
S. Kenash
Lucerne
Zentner
Falton
Af Pipehoeck
J. Bosch
Iselin
Fincovich
McIntyre
Cicero
James
Shaffer
Druike
Harrisburg
UIS
Leon D. Metzger
Metzger
Kyom
Indiana County Thrift Corporation
Indiana County Deposit Bank Building
Indiana, Pa
Baptist Youth In
NEW Deal
Center
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