Union Restrained From Picketing In Indiana County
A preliminary injunction was granted by Judge J N Langham at Indiana county against 76 United Mine Workers of America members and eight officers after a parade in McIntyre. The order bars intimidation or interference with workers at Ernest McIntyre Lucerne Coal Run Iselin Waterman Coy Whiskey Run Fulton Run Aultman Luciusboro Tideale and other plaintiffs mines. Hearing set for July 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Company
J.N. Langham
United Mine Workers of America
Indiana County
United Mine Workers
McIntyre
John Ghizzoni
National Executive Board
Ernest
Lucerne
Coal Run
Iselin
Waterman, Coy
Whiskey Run
Fulton Run
Aultman
Luciusboro
Tidedale
Schenck Talks To Garden Club In July Meeting
The Flower Garden Club heard Daniel L. Schenck of the Highway Department describe highway beautification benefits for aesthetics and economy. He noted wind breaks, erosion control, cost saving, and state cooperation with civic groups for plantings. A plant selection committee and by laws committee were named, with work continuing on Page Three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flower Garden Club
Daniel L. Schenck
Highway Department
Schenck
Hollidaysburg Garden Club
Straub
Arthur Lisle
Providence
Rhode Island
Bill Board
Flower Garden Club of America
Frank Kring
Laura Ansley
Frank McGinnty
Laura Campbell
Garden Club
Frank O. Myers
H. J. Johnson
H. W. Tomb
Beasinger Badly Injured In Indiana Crash
John Beasinger 20, son of Mrs. James Heilman, is in serious condition after his open Ford collided head on with a head wall along the Indiana Blairsville highway near Twolick Gardens. He was alone and unable to explain the crash. He was en route from Pittsburgh to Indiana when the accident occurred last night.
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Indiana
John Beasinger
James Heilman
South Seventh
School Streets
Indiana Hospital
Blairsville
Twolick Gardens
John
Pittsburgh
Orphans' Home Band to Give Concert Monday
The well known Orphans' Home Band led by Marion C. Walter will perform on the McCrory lot at 7:30 p.m. Monday July 20. The diversified program includes classical and popular numbers for vocal and instrumental ensembles. The 10 to 17 year old players travel June to September in their own band car, supported by free will offerings from Lutheran synods and friends. Public invited to attend and support the band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion C. Walter
McCrory Lot
Valerie Boys
Zion Lutheran Church
Darrow Against Schools of Law Riles Westminster Student
Clarence Darrow told Westminster College student Billy Van Matre that law schools keep young lawyers out so old ones retain business. He criticized legal training as discouraging and lacking sense in the law course of study.
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Seataes
Adda Basa
Choice of the Houses Braeburn Suit Sale Ad
Braeburn suit sale offering multiple values from 30 cents to 40 dollars with a Buy now option. Listing shows 87 Gx and a mention of Dick Thompson.
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Braeburn
Thompson's
Dick” “Thompson
Thompson’s
Noted aviators escape death in world flight attempt
Clyde Pangborn and Hugh Herndon Jr faced a near-disaster at Roosevelt Field while attempting a launch to beat Post and Gatty. The Bellanca ran down a 20 foot embankment after a one mile run, spilling 830 gallons of fuel. Pangborn safely landed. Herndon watched, shaken, as officials praised handling and planned another try later.
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John R
United Press
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Field No. 2
Bellanca
Pangborn
Herndon
Dixon, Boardman
New York
Mary Allen Farley
Albany
Bells on voting machines to ring for votes in districts
Senator Frank J. Harris told Secretary Beamish that Poole Engineering Company planned to place bells on its Baltimore machines. The bells would ring each time a vote is cast in certain voting machine election districts.
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Harrisburg
Frank J. Harris
Allegheny
Senate
The
Commonwealth Beamish
Poole Engineering Company
Baltimore
First Baptist Church Hosts Fine Cliffside Picnic
The First Baptist Church of Indi ana held its annual church picnic at Cliffside Park on Thursday afternoon. The event featured swimming, boating, and games with tables arranged for 125 at six o'clock. Attendees enjoyed an pleasant, communal afternoon.
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The
First Baptist Church of Indiana
Cliffside Park
Bell Telephone to Install Repeaters in Blairsville
Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania plans more than 18000 in Blairsville central office for additional repeaters and equipment to improve long distance lines. W C St Clair district manager said work starts soon and should finish in about three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blairsville
Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania
W. C. St. Clair
Mail plane forced landing over Indiana fog and storm
Pilot Ted Ashford of New York City aboard a Transcontinental and Western Air mail plane endured dense fog and a storm near Kent Indiana. After circling and dropping a flare with a parachute light, he landed safely at Indiana Airways Inc field. witnesses called it spectacular. He remained overnight and resumed his trip at 8:45 AM carrying about 1600 pounds of U S mail.
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Ted Ashford
New York City
Western Air,Inc
Indiana Airways, Inc
Ashford
Northrop
Los Angeles
California
Indiana
Kent
C. C. McLain
France
U. S. Mall
Prison escapee is captured near Rockview Penitentiary
John C. Travison, who escaped from Rockview penitentiary yesterday, was recaptured two miles from the prison. He had discarded all clothing but underwear during the attempt and was returned to custody. Travison was serving five to ten years for attempted robbery in Erie County.
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Bellefonte
John C. Trevison
Rockeview
Travision
Erie County
U S shifts from isolation as policy grows in Europe
Washington observers say American policy moves farther from splendid isolation as Secretary of State Stimson and Secretary Mellon plan to represent the United States at a London conference on Germany relief. The move signals formal U S engagement in European political and financial matters for the first time since Versailles. The decision follows three main motivations: expanding American participation in European affairs, financial stake in Germany, and a broader US role in shaping postwar stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Baird
Washington
State Stimson
Treasury Mallon
United States
London
Germany
State Department
Stimson
Mellon
Charles G. Dawes
Europe
Owen D. Young
Dawes
America
Inquest Holds Fatal Accident Verdict Found
County coroner Dr. Fred W. St. Clair presided over an inquest into the death of George Alter of Taylor Avenue. The jury returned an accidental death verdict absolving the driver of blame after witnesses testified he fell into a vehicle on South Eleventh Street near Philadelphia Street at 11:20 AM Wednesday. Alter died eight hours later at Indiana Hospital.
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George Alter
Taylor Avenue
Fred W. St. Clair
Alter
South Eleventh Street
Philadelphia Street
Gompers Alley
Indiana Hospital
Babe Has Twelve Fingers Twelve Toes
Bellaire Ohio July 17 Ted Beaur son of Mr and Mrs Theo dore Beaur Powhattan Ohio one of the latest arrivals at Bellaire Hospital has six perfectly formed digits on each hand and foot The child is perfectly formed otherwise and is normal in all respects Die Wright attending physician said.
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Bellaire, O
Ted Beaur
Theodore Beaur
Powhattan, C
Bellaire Hospital
Wright
Ma Kennedy and Hudon Separate Amid Annulment Filing
Mrs. Minnie Kennedy mother of Aimee Semple McPherson and Rev G Edward Hudson wed three weeks ago separate after an annulment suit filed by Kennedy. The pair expect the separation to end once Hudson’s matrimonial affairs are settled, Kennedy warning others to stay away from her husband.
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George H. Beale
United Press
Los Angeles
Minnie “Ma” Kennedy
Aimee Semple McPherson
G. Edward
West Pennsylvania camp meeting opens with sermon on Christ's return
Program notes describe West Pennsylvania Conference Seventh Day Adventists opening with a greeting from Greensburg president W. A. Nelson. Elder F. Clifford, Pittsburgh Church No. 1 minister and former Africa missionary, speaks on the second coming of Christ, urging believers to live by that faith as the Bible references abound. Continued on Page Two.
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E. Luther Martin
West Pennsylvania
Seventh Day Adventists
W. A. Nelson
Greensburg
F. (. Clifford
Pittsburgh
Africa
Jesus
D. L. Moody
David
Man
God
Balleva
Couple Married in Wellsburg West Virginia
James Wadsworth of Cramer wed Adda Bowser of Robinson in Wellsburg West Virginia with Rev. William J. Frazer officiating. The bride’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Mack of Robinson. They plan to reside in Cramer. Vitek Oil Company stockholders urged to contact B A Fabra Homer City at once. Also advertisement for a sale at Gordon Hose July 17 to 25 at H B Vogel Co.
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James Wadsworth
Cramer
Adda Bowser
Robinson
Wellsburg
W. Va
William J. Frazer
The
Free Methodist Church
Wilbert Mack
Vitek Oil Company
B. A. Fabra
N. Main Street
Homer City
Gordon Hose
H. B. Vogel & Co
Endres and Magyar Fly Transatlantic to Budapest Reception
Endres and Magyar, trans Atlantic fliers, land near Budapest after a near crash 15 miles from the city. They flew 3400 miles from Harbor Grace Newfoundland as a propaganda mission to spotlight postwar injustices in Hungary. Neither was injured though the monoplane lost a propeller and landing gear after a fuel failure and forced landing at Bicske. They telephoned Budapest from a railway station and were met by a tumultuous reception at Maryasfold Airdrome.
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George Kaldor
Budapest
Hungary
George Endres
Alexander
Magsyar
Bicske
Natal
Harbor Grace
Magyar
Aassenger
Maryasfold
Budag Peste
North Atlantic
Europe
Bomb explodes in Vatican Gardens shocks city
A powerful bomb exploded in the Vatican Gardens at 2 AM, Vatican and Italian police investigated. No injuries were reported as detectives pursued leads, with officials suggesting anti fascist or misdirected extremist motives to spark interparty blame.
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Vatican Gardens
Vatican
City
Vatican City
Rome
Trionsale
Fasciste
Azione Cattolica
Helene May Quit Roumania in Latest Romance Twist
Star correspondent reports Helene of Greece, former wife of King Carol, plans to leave Roumania today to seek health and travel with the king’s entourage. The move appears linked to not being invited to Princess Ileana’s wedding, underscoring an estranged royal marriage amid past romances.
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Aleander Aurtig
Star
Bucharest
Roumania
Helene of Graece
Carol
Germany
Helene
Princesa Ileana
Cara
Anton von Hapaburg
Helena
Mme
Magda Lupescu
aMfolgl
Helene Wee
Helang
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Jacob Goldschmidt
Berlin
Darm- Braedter and
National Bank
Goldschmidt
Century Club Too
Beasinger
Orphans’ Home
LaMantig Bros
Darrow
N. Y. Field
Pangborn and Herndon
First Baptist Church
Bell Telephone
Norma Shearer
Irving Thalberg
Bremen
van Heusen
Dick” Thompson
Indiana Fair Grounds
beMantia Bros
U.S
Babe
H. B. Vogel & C
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Adventists
West Virginia
Endres
National Eee
Helene May
Parts Co
R&s Theatre Bae
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