Pittsburgh Slaying Shocks East Liberty Amid Vacation Plans
Miss Rose Haber a 24 year old pharmacy worker was killed in a bus stop assault in East Liberty Pittsburgh on the eve of a planned vacation. She identified her attacker before dying and the thief fled with her purse as police seek a rapist style assailant. The case hinges on a fragmentary clue the attacker left behind and a purse with vacation funds.
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Rose Haber
Pittsburgh
Miss Haber
East Liberty
Misa Haber
J. C. McNulty
McNulty
Shoes Size 15 A Wide Causes Army Laughs At Drill Post
Private Simpson reveals his shoe size as 15 length and 4A width, provoking a hush in the supply room before a lieutenant writes the size for future shoes. He finally receives the long awaited footwear as others train at Moffett Field, with new cadets arriving and drill instructors adapting to crowds and winds.
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Private Simpson
Leutenant
Prigate Simpson
Grand Canyon
Niagara Falls
Simpson
Moffett Feild
Alough
Naples Air Corps Cadets Train Hard in Basic Stage
A writer notes the basic stage of air corps training, describing cadets from primary schools moving to heavier planes, and praising the army training method. He observes the discipline, alertness, self assurance, and courage it instills, and commends the mechanics and crews who maintain the aircraft as the program progresses smoothly.
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Air Corps
Army
Knox Views War Policy and Aid to England
Roosevelt cabinet member Knox defended aiding England regardless of cost to the United States. He argued no sane man wants war and warned that a free United States could not survive in a Nazi world, unless it pursued constant readiness or perpetual conflict to preserve security and future welfare.
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Roosevelt
Chicago
England
United States of America
Two Major Subjects Tie Up Final Adjournment Of Legislature
Harrisburg July 14 Two major topics unemployment compensation and congressional reapportionment delayed final adjournment of the Pennsylvania legislature after a long weekend. Conference committees stalled as House and Senate clashed over federal control of unemployment funds and statewide reapportionment. The session ended near 11 43 P M with continued doubts on civil service, a Little WPA program, and coal research funding, while a public payroll purge measure and other bills advanced.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
House
Senate
Welton B. Heyburn Jr-Del
Republican
Democratic House
John H. Dent
D. Westmoreland
Heyburn
George Wade
Cumberland
Berks
Lehigh
Bucks
Mont-gomery
Revenue Secretary
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania State College School of Mineral Industries
Knox Stimson debate on entering war and defense
The text recalls Senate clashes over national defense and the 1940 nominations of Frank Knox as Secretary of the Navy and Henry Stimson as Secretary of War. Knox faced more opposition, while Stimson promised against sending an army overseas, asserting caution about active European war participation.
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Senate
Frank Knox
Mvay
Henry L. Stimson
Knox
Stimson
Hoover
Taft
Senate Naval Committee
Aluminum Shortage Claim Denied By Defense Association
The National Association of Manufacturers reported no current aluminum shortage for airplane production despite public concerns. A telegraphic poll of 20 defense centers indicated supply could tighten, with officials warning that rationing may shift to raw materials and inflation risks loom as purchasing power outstrips goods.
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Henderson
Office of Price Administration
New York
National Association of Manufacturers
Stolen cars and arson spree ends in Latrobe arrest
Justice E. E. Huffman reported two boys aged 12 and 13 conducted a spree stealing three automobiles and attempting to burn one, breaking into a bus terminal and a home, firing rifles at random while terrorizing a neighborhood from Derry to Latrobe. Police caught them. juvenile authorities to handle multiple larceny and attempted arson charges.
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New Alexandria
Justice of the Peace
E. E. Huffman
Huffman
Derry
Westmoreland County
Latrobe
Accidents Reported In Plumville and Barnesboro
A collision near a Barnesboro street left Betty Baum, 19, with a deep scalp laceration and possible skull fracture after she was struck by a Marion Center driver Thomas Kerr. In Plumville, Nunzio Pinizzotto, 18, and Helene White, 25, sustained facial and scalp injuries in separate crashes related to loss of control and a head on impact with Earl White, 21, as police described.
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Nunzio T. Pinibbotto
Plumville
Yatesboro
Helene White
Youngstown
Indiana Hospital
Pinizzotto
Earl E. White
Ohio
Barnesboro
Thomas Kerr
Marion Center
Betty Baum
Minera Hospital
Spangler
Consul Wiedemann Battles Yawata Maru Delay in Transit
Consul-general Wiedemann of San Francisco tried to intervene when the Yawata Maru could not be directed back. He contacted the Japanese Embassy in Tokyo and NYK, sought a cutter or destroyer, and received word that turning back was not possible. The German Embassy later announced the ship would sail July 31 aboard the Tatuta Maru.
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Wiedemann
San Francisco
Adolf Hitler
Tokyo
NYK Line
Yawaia
Coast Guard
Navy
Washington
World War II Front Rhetoric and Military Moves
International reports describe Nazi claims of rapid gains eastward, with Goebbels declaring the Soviet armies doomed while Berlin asserts no peace with Russia. German troops push on the Dnepr toward Moscow as Leningrad hangs in peril, amid counterclaims of Soviet resistance and heavy losses. Britain vows no truce with Hitler as Churchill touts heavier RAF bombing and stronger resolve, while Britain and Russia sign a new anti-German pact and Middle East positions shift with a French armistice.
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Grad
Berlin
Holland
Kiev
Ukraine
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Russia
Reich
Europe
Dnepr
Moscow
Winston Churchil
London
Hitler
Germany
Leningrad
Lake Paipus
Helsinki
Narva
Red Army
Pskov
Vitebsk
Stalin
Rogachev
Kank
Zhlebin
Bobruisk
Red
Luftwaffe
Britain
Middle East
Hanes Dentz
Syria
Lebanon
Vichy
Gen
Deniz
Churchill predicts renewed German threats and Britain’s air supremacy
Prime Minister Churchill warns of harsh Nazi retaliation and Italy sharing in RAF strikes, urging continued vigilance and renewed exertions at home. He praises Londoners for grit under fire, asserts British air power is strengthening toward air superiority and vows to beat down tyranny.
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Hitler
Italy
RAF
Germany
London
Churchill
Britain
Russia
Markets in Pittsburgh and Chicago July Hogs and Wheat Prices
Market notes from Pittsuburgh and Chicago dated July 14 describe hogs steady to higher by 25 cents with various weight ranges quoted, salable cattle up 30 cents with steer and heifer prices showing mixed ranges, calves down 25 cents, and sheep with lambs and ewes priced. Wheat in Chicago steadier to firmer amid securities strength, with July near 3.06 7-8 and Sept around 3.08 8, while corn edges higher. Produce reports from Pittsburgh note apples and peaches, potatoes at modest steady prices, and Virginia North Carolina price ranges for fresh produce.
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Ae Ee Pittstburgh
Chicago
College Weather Forecast Predictions and Readings
Forecast for fair today and tomorrow with no temperature change. Reading shows maximum 63, minimum 61. Relative humidity 66 percent. Barometric pressure today 39.86 inches, yesterday 2.18 inches.
Stock market roundup names many large U S corporations
A condensed list of major companies includes Air Reduction Am Can Am Rad and St Am Anaconda Bethlehem Steel Boeing Chrysler General Electric General Motors Exxon Mobil Reorganizes and consolidates stock notes. The roster spans industries from oil to steel to banking with railroads and airlines noted among leading firms.
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Bald Loco Balt
Ohio
Bendix Aviat
Beth Steel
Boeing Airplane
Borden ‘Co
Briggs Mfg
Case
Ches and Ohio
Chrysler Corp
Coml Solvents
Con Edison
Con Oil Cent Man
Douglas Alcraft du Pont de N KL
Elec
Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Gen
Greyhound Corp
Heroutes
Heroutes ‘Rondérint
Nick Can
Int
Tel and
el Kennecott Cop Lehigh Val Coal
Loew's Inc
Monigom Ward
Nat Biscuit
Nat Dairy Or
Nat Distillers
NY Central AR North Ameria Northern Pacific
Packard Motor Param Pictures Penney (Jc
Penn RR Pub
Pullman
Pure Oil Radio Corp of Am Repab Steel Reynolds Tob
Sears Roebuck Socony-Vacuum Sperry Corp Ltd
Brands Ltd
G and Hl. Ltd
Oil Cal Ltd
Oil. Ind. Ltd
Studebaker Corp
Swift and Co
Texas Corp
United Aircraft
United Corp
United Gas Imp US Rubber
US Steel
Warner Bros
Pict West Union
Woolworth
Nat Gas
Pennroad Corp
Milk measure in compromise for statewide milk inspections
A Harrisburg conference committee proposes a statewide uniform milk inspection standard to supersede local ordinances. Reps Clayton Moul and Carleton Woodring sponsor the measure which would replace municipal lanes with a single code, drawing opposition from metropolitan centers and farmers who cite conflicting rules and disposal difficulties.
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Harrisburg
General Assembly
Clayton E. Moul
York
Carleton T. Woodring
Northampton
Camden NJ Shrugged Tax Case Targets Nucky Johnson
Camden, July 14. Government alleges Nucky Johnson Atlantic City Republican leader evaded 3,800 in income taxes for 1984 85 86 87 by concealing profits from protection fees tied to a New Jersey lottery and a railroad project. Johnson pleads not guilty. bail set at 6,000. Other defendants named in the 1959 indictment include three men and Judge Corio.
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Camden
N. J
Brach Lewis
Nucky
Johnson
Atlantic City
Cader
Atlantic County
Feaa
New Jersey
Shore
Newark
Atlantic County Dominién Pleas
Joseph A. Corio
Hollywood Gossips Tie Marriages and Contracts
July 14 reports two marital matches and four cinematic deals. William Holden and Brenda Marshall wed in Nevada. John Shelton and Kathryn Grayson tied the knot in Las Vegas. Inez Cooper and Diana Dill linked to major studios. Charles Starrett injured in a car crash with undisclosed terms pending.
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Hollywood
William Holden
Brenda Marshall
John Shelton
Kathryn Grayson
Holden
Miss Marshall
Las Vegas
Nev
Brian Donnevy
Cdude
Charles Dunn
The
Christian Church
Shelton
Miss Grayson
Inez Cooper
T. S. Cooper
Atlanta
Mervyn Leroy
Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer
Diana Dill
T. M. Dill
Bermuda
Warner Brothers
Charles Starrett
War Ends Soon, Says Ironside at Cromer
London July 14 Field Marshal Baron Ironside a member of the British Army Council predicted the war would finish much sooner than many expect He told a war weapons meeting at Cromer that America is behind the UK and that after Dunkirk he secured 900000 Springfield rifles and more than 160000000 rounds of ammunition for allied use.
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London
Baron Ironside
British Army Council
Lord Ironside
Cromer
America
Dunkerque
Obituary notices for Kaufman Shemco and Stewart from Indiana area
Nettie Anna Mae Kaufman 20 of Indiana died in Indiana Hospital after birth March 2 1092. Survived by parents a son Frederick a daughter Nancy Lee and three sisters. Funeral arrangements at Robinson Funeral Home Tuesday at 2 p.m. EDT. Michael Shemco 39 of Dixonville died from heart attack. Survived by father Michael Shemco Sr widow Elizabeth four children and a brother. Funeral at Sacret Heart Church Dixonville today 9 a.m. EST. Interment St Bernard Cemetery Indiana. William A Stewart formerly of Emyrna, died in Florida. Services at Gilgall Church near Plumville next Sunday at 1 45 p.m. EST.
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Nettie Anna Mae Kaufman
Indiana
Indiana Hospital
Frederick
Nancy Lee
Elmer McCormick
Rochester Mills
Kenneth Campbell
Theodore Schrackengost
Robinson Funeral Home
Michael Shemco, SB
Dixonville
Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corporation
Michael Shemeo Sr
Elizabeth
Edward
Conrad
Jean
Albert Bhemco
Sacret Heart Church
William A. Etewart
Gilgall
Plumville
William A. Stewart
Emyrna
Florida
Fisher Brothers co founder Fred Vigher dies in Detroit
Fred Vigher aged eight, eldest of the seven Fisher Brothers and co founder of the Fisher Body Corporation, a prominent auto industry figure, passes away in Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit on July 4.
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Detroit
Fred Vigher
Fisher Brothers
Fisher Body Corporation
Henry Ford
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