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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1934

Page

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BIRLS WEDDING ENDED BY DAUPHIN COUNTY COURT

Harrisburg July 11 News says two young girls were secretly wed in Portsmouth Virginia after a license obtained by Margaret Erdman who posed as James Erd yan The groom Hite Frdman 19 of Elizabethville was sent to the state industrial home at Muncy on a parole violation for masquerading as a man The bride Margaret Zerbe 11 of Tower City was remanded to a detention home for Schuylkill county authorities Testimony was heard privately by Judge Jank B Wick ersham The case reflects a troubled marriage case in Dauphin County welfare and legal authorities involved The groom wore masculine attire when arrested and court officials noted medical needs for the pair

Harrisburg INS Dauphin Hite Frdman Elizabethville Muncy Schuylkill County Jank B. Wickersham Brdman Portsmouth Erdsman James Erdyan

Markets Update From Livestock and Produce Markets

Livestock market reports show hogs hold at 4.75 to 5.00 with several categories listed. Cattle and veal numbers appear limited with top steer prices around 7.40 and heifers around 6.75. Sheep and lamb markets are steady with lambs at 8.50 to 8.60 and yearling wethers 4.75 to 5.75. Produce and butter prices mix with poultry steady. tomatoes weaker with Ohio prices quoted.

Jsbggs Hennery W. Va Ohio

Warns Democrats on dollar purchase impact in 1933 plea

Thomas warned that if the purchasing dollar is lost in February 1933 the debtor class will be destroyed, followed by the creditor class, endangering the capitalist system and government. He sent a form letter to all House and Senate members urging action to persuade the administration to improve the dollar’s purchasing power.

Thomas House Senate

Pinchot Urges Action Amid Steel Wage Talks

Mrs Pinchot presses for action as union officers confer with Western Steel and Tin Plate Manufacturers on wage questions. Tighe, aging and fatigued by recent steel turmoil, may depart union leadership scene. Republic Steel’s nonparticipation noted as unrelated to his decision. Possible vice presidents named L A Morris and Roy A Kelsey. William J Long eyed for secretary treasurer. Jacy Byers and Earl J Forbeck feature in editorial roles amid Amalgamated Journal lineup.

Tighe Western Steel and ‘Tin Plate Manufacturers’ Association Republic Steel Corporation L. A. Morris Canton Roy A. Kelsey Gary Ind William J. Long Weirton-Cove Amalgamated Ighile Jacy Byers Indiana Harbor

Shryock Grange Meets July 13

The following program for Shryock Grange Friday evening July 13 includes roll call by gender, a debate on modern home appliances versus farm machinery, readings, songs, discussions, and a plan to set a date for a visit to Harmony Grange. Members will discuss lime soil treatment and farm backyards attractively.

Shryock Grange Jim Marion Hattie Getty Bostic Millicent Marlyn Bostic Harmony Grange

Spang Denies Bid for International Office in Duquesne Stand

Spang and Tighe comment on leadership intentions as workers seek rights. Tighe plans to retire vs fighting for labor, while Spang emphasizes staying in Duquesne to secure workers’ gains. Iron Age notes NRA code rulings, steel demand, and price movements across districts in the first summer quarter.

Spang Washington Mike Tighe Duquesne Tighe Iron Age Report New York INS Iron Age Birmingham Wheeling Pittsburgh Philadelphia The Valleys Cleveland Buffalo NRA Tom Chicago

Storm halts city services with $500000 damage

Power lines broke plunging the city into darkness and triggering a shutdown to prevent fires. Water mains burst cutting the water supply as authorities seek state militia aid from Governor Horner. A 14 year old, Walter Jules of North East, drowned at Lake Erie after cramps. Automotive output in 1933 fell in Canada and nine other nations.

Henry Horner Springfeld Walter Jules North East Lake Erie Walter

Dollfuss Forms New Austrian Governing Group

The cabinet reshuffle keeps Dollfuss as chancellor and adds Emil Fey as minister without portfolio with Major Fey as state commissar. Starhemberg of the Heimwehr becomes vice chancellor, while Rintelin and Tauschitz shift roles as anti Nazi measures rise. Observers see a stronger drive against Nazis and possible death penalty expansions.

Major Fey Ernest Rendiger Starhemberg Heimwehr Emil Fey Kurt Sehnsehnigg Fgon Barger Dr. Fey Dallfuss Berlin Anton Rintelin Rome Stefan Tauschitz Germany Frank Winkler Tauschitz Dollfuss Prince Starhemberg

Resignation of Austrian Cabinet continues from Page One

Berlin July 11 The French plan to weave a steel net around Germany expands with renewed frontier reinforcements and new Locarno pacts. Louis Barthou seeks English guarantees via West and East Locarno pacts and Soviet entry to shield France from a German threat. Germany fears a perpetual Versailles-era status quo and resists joining, while Paris argues the net ties Europe to peace through mutual defense treaties.

H. R. Knickprbocker 1. N.S Berlin INS Louis Barthou London Germany France Barthou Soviet Union Poland Czechoslovakia Baltic States Italy Rumania Greece Turkey England League of Nations Locarno Delcasse Europe

State Farmers Face Unpromising Crop Outlook in Pa

Harrisburg dispatch reports a federal state crop service warning for Pennsylvania with unfavorable growing conditions across most regions as of July 1. The only bright note is a small price index gain and late rains boosting some crops, though subsoil moisture remains short and extreme heat affected areas.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Honstere

Bridge Plan Defense At Start Post Mortem

Post Mortem shows how a defensive hand could defeat a contract and the correct pathways for bidding and play. McKenney discusses two clubs versus spades, tactics for East, and the risks of leading into dummy’s tenace. The piece ties in political hints about France and Barthou, Med pact, and European tensions.

Pask Paqio Sakic William EK. McKenney American Bridge League

Obituary notices from a Pittsburgh area newspaper

Obituaries continue listing Miss Lillian Virginia Adams of Nant-y-Gl o and her large family, and Henry Mottern of Eleanora a farmer with 13 children and 3 stepchildren. Funeral details and church ties noted. Also report of lightning strikes in Millvale killing Fred Bartsch Jr. and injuring Edward Swakistak amid storm damage.

Lillian Virginia Adams Samuel Adams Nant-y- Glo Laird Indiana William Russell Miles Clayton Rosella Susan Adams Elva Norman Nipps Gladys Webster Mahan Twin Rocks Ilva Clair Shuman Mundy’s Corner Miss Adams Belsam Henry Mottern Eleanora Jefferson County Schuylkill County Presbyterian Church Mary Dessie Della Sprankle East Palestine Maude Smith Walston Mary Deemer Butlers Charles Baden Mary Dubrich Kearns City Doyle Graft Reynoldsville Elvie Smith Summerville Austin Desire Samuel Clair Shaffer Panic Martha Smouse Levi Shaffer Rossiter George Black Sprankle Mills Syphrit Church Rev. Buck Pittsburgh Millvale Fred Bartsch, Jr Tock No. 2 Allegheny River Edward Swakistak

Pattern 1829 caped frock with new collar labels

A 1829 Anne Adams pattern features a smart caped frock with two novel collar labels, suitable for various fabrics. The pattern offers sizes 34 to 48, requires about 2 1/2 yards of 39 inch fabric, and includes illustrated sewing instructions. Price 15 cents for pattern, 25 cents with book. Indiana Gazette Pattern Department, 243 West 17th St, New York City.

Anne Adams Indiana Gazette Pattern Department West 17H St New York City

Bandits Take Noted Explorers Bandits Take Noted Explorers

Dr Sven Hedin the noted Swedish explorer and members of his expedition into Chinese Turkestan have been captured by forces of Moslem General Ma Chung Ying. The party, captured east of Urumehi and moved toward Aksu, includes five Swedes, three Mongols, three Chinese scientists, and Danish postal commissioner Harold lerkegaard. Hedin had been seeking Dr Nile Ambolt who disappeared last November in Central Asia.

Priping INS Sven Hedin Dr. Hedin Turkestan Nile Ambolt Central Asia

West Penn Briefs From International News Service

West Penn briefs report Jacob Frank 60 of Duquesne found dead in his jail cell with a belt around the neck, ruled suicide while detained on a liquor still charge. Westinghouse orders 16 400 kilowatt generators for four battleships including U S S Texas New York Nevada and Oklahoma. Robert Wood 19 of Sharpsville critically injured after being set ablaze with a bottle. police seek suspect. Dan Brickley civil assault case with Bermont man. Erie bank reorganization opens with 2 million paid to 7 200 Second National Depositors. Fire drill injuries leave Hoseman Edward Schome near death with brain concussion and possible skull fracture.

Duquesne Jacob Frank Frank Pittsburgh Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company United States U.S.S Texas New York Nevada Oklahoma Sharon Robert Wood Harry Wood Sharpsville Baptist Church Wood Edward Schome Daniel E. Sable Schome

Sebel Freed By Coroner Jury In Zanuck Death

The correspondent notes Governor warns that the next three months will reveal the dangers of unsafe cars. He stresses motorist responsibility for mechanical weakness and compares risk to handling a loaded shotgun. He calls for stricter inspections and warns of consequences on highways.

Sebel Zanuck

Democrats See High Tariff Plank in Platform

Washington July 11 The Democratic national platform will include a high protective tariff plank, Senator Ashurst of Arizona predicted. He said the switch may take years but is inevitable and would end tariff as a political issue. Ashurst argued for a high tariff as part of national recovery and cited faith, hope, courage, and continuation of Roosevelt policies.

Washington INS Ashpa D Arizona Tony Ashurst

Leaders In Conference Call For Young Republicans

ChicagoJuly 8 Republican leaders held talks with mid western party chiefs to form a western headquarters. Congressman Chester Bolton of Ohio will head the campaign committee. Roosevelt and Fletcher urged a return to sound democracy amid warnings of government intrusion on liberties and free speech.

Chicago Chester Bolton Ohio Congressional Campaign Committee Henry P. Fletcher National Committee Theodore Roosevelt John M. Hamilton Kansas George Gets Roosevelt Fletcher

Stock Market By 46 Percent 44 Percent Rise

A brief market note shows stock indices moving with gains around 46 percent and 44 percent on a day marked by a 29 percent uptick in overall trading. Details on sectors or company names are not provided in the fragment.

Bargain Benefit Matinee At Ritz

A community fundraiser at the Ritz offers a 1 hour 45 minute program featuring Mickey Mouse comedies Silly Symphonies Our Gang comedies and The Three Little Pigs with admission 25 cents for adults and 10 cents for children. Net proceeds go to Camp treasury and attendees may donate extra to help children attend. Training School dismisses at 10 for theater access. Caporizing demonstration by County Agent Warner set at Ernest Good poultry farm Route 422 1/2 mile east of Indiana tomorrow at 3:30 p.m., poultry men invited.

Warner Ernest Good Route 422 Indiana

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