Babylonian revel trial in Los Angeles framed as frameup
In Los Angeles on July 21 a morals trial centered on the so called Babylonian revel at June DeLong's apartment on April 24. Dave Allen, head of the Central Casting Bureau, testified it was a frameup and Gloria Marsh supported the claim. Marsh denied nude participation and Allen disputed her testimony. Marsh to be cross examined Monday. Harry Adams, a former screen extra, sought police protection as he prepared to rebut Allen and Marsh.
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Los Angeles
June DeLong
Dave Allen
Central ‘Casting Bureau
Gloria Marsh
Allen
Miss Marsh
DeLong
Miss DeLong
Harry Adams
Screen Extra
Parley on New Day in Education at Indiana
A conference proposal discusses uniting progressive school advocates to meet changing educational demands. It affirms public education as the state’s major concern and highlights Indiana State Teachers College’s role in advancing modern education across elementary, junior and senior high, social arts, home economics, music, and business education.
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Commonwealth
State Teachers College At
Indiana
Walk-out feared after 68 shot as guards deployed
Rioting erupted when over 200 strikers climbed onto a truck escorted by 25 police in the warehouse district. Police fired riot guns as tempers flared, prompting Governor Gilson to rush from St Paul and Adjutant General Walsh to consider martial law amid mass protests led by labor leaders demanding the mayor's removal.
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State Fair Grounds
Walsh
Fort Ripley
Little Falls
Michael Sohannes
William Own
A. G. Bainbridge
Haas
Warket
Gilson Hur
St. Paul
Charles L. Smith
Water Front
Minneapolis
Miles Dunne
Minnesota
Olson
Michael Johannes
A. G. Bainsbridge
Francis Shoemaker
Heat wave swelters cities as deaths climb nationwide
A brutal heat wave grips major cities causing fatalities and crop losses from Philadelphia to Des Moines. With highs around and above 100 degrees, authorities report drownings and heat deaths, while unrest and strikes surge in Minnesota and California intensifies a crackdown on radicals.
Storm clouds lift as coast ports reopen amid longshoremen strike
New developments show Portland and Seattle ports more open after police and National Guardsmen secured operations. Gasoline trucks resumed deliveries, 1000 Oregon Guardsmen stood ready near Camp Withycombe, while San Francisco returned to normal. Roosevelt mediation board pressed for arbitration talks.
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San Francisc
Roosevelt
National Longshoremen
General Johnson
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
Camp Withycombe
Oregon National
General Strike Calls Rattle Minneapolis as Unrest Spreads
Strike actions grip the nation with a general strike call following bloody truckers disorders that left 68 harmed. Martial law potential looms as San Francisco eyeing a settlement. Teamsters return, longshoremen near arbitration, Portland port opens with militiamen on alert and Seattle calm.
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Minneapolis
San Francisco
Portland
Seattle
Cuts Must Be Cleansed In Antiseptic Application
A health note explains the steps for treating a child with a bloodied cut. Olive Roberts Barton outlines the standard procedure in a summer accidents series, emphasizing cleansing dirt before antiseptic application and outlining the three steps for proper first aid.
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Olive Roberts Barton
Wool Pool Held Monday and Tuesday in Indiana
Indiana county wool pool dates set for Monday and Tuesday with about 200 growers sending clips to the B and Q station. Wool is graded and sold at market prices with rates announced for medium wool, delaine, and rejections while a later September ram sale is planned by the Sheep and Wool Growers Association.
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Indiana
Indiana County
Sheep and Wool Growers Association
James Doak
Wheat Prices Rally Falters as Market Turns Mixed in Chicago
Chicago markets report wheat prices retreating from a prior bull run while other grains slide modestly. Produce items show steady poultry and butter with varied egg receipts. tomatoes, cabbage hold prices. Hog and cattle receipts noted with steady to firm bids, calves and sheep steady with modest gains for choose cuts.
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Chicago
Hennery
So. C. W. Va
Ohio
First Aid for Cuts and Germ Killers in a Bathroom Kit
The passage outlines three essential steps for cuts: wash dirt away, stop bleeding, and use antiseptic such as peroxide or iodine. It advises examining the wound, washing it, applying antiseptic, using a clean bandage loosely, and changing it when blood soaked. It warns about tourniquets only in emergencies and to seek a doctor for bad wounds.
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Reief
Johnny
Dr. Blank
Obituary notices from Indiana County mixed deaths
Alfred R Learn of Clymer aged 78 dies at home after five years of illness. Widow Mattie Donahue Lean and three daughters survive. funeral at Coolport Lutheran church. Harvey M Cameron 60 dies at home in West Taylor Township. buried from Morrellville Church of the Brethren. eight children listed. James R Crawford dies at 72 near Rochester Mills after heart illness. survived by wife and three children. funeral at 2 pm in Rochester Mills. Mrs Sarah Jane Roan 85 found dead in Blairsville. survived by four daughters and many grandchildren. services planned in Blairsville and Lock Haven.
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Alfred R. Learn
R. Learn
Clymer
John
Jane A. Learn
Tookpart
Yast
Mattie Donahue Lean
Chalotte Hallman
Bell Meade
Altona
Edna Putt
Arline Shaner
Baltimon
Frank Young
Cogkport
H. W
Harvey M. Cameron
Hervey M. Cameron
Cambria Plant
West Tayla Township
Cambria County
Morrellyile
the Brethan
Galen B. Royer
Benshoff
Cameron
Strangstown
Indiana County
W. Q
Rebecca (Fernwall) Cameron
Abbie Berkelilo
West Taylor Township
Ebensburg
Marln
Franheiser Street
T. A. Sanders
Bond Street
Alvin and
Dorsey
Alona
Gladys
Olive
Betty
B. E
William Jones
Colyer
Ina Sherry
Fred Robb
New Flovence
James R. Crawford
James R- Crawford
Rochester Mills
Maren
Samuel
Mary Crawford
Jessie McCall
Presbyterian Church
Myrtle Segar
Rogister
Clyde Robinson
Punxsutawney
Max Crawford
E. M. Crawford
5. C
Dexter
Minn
Harry M
Brookwile
Clark
Jennie Weite
Elmira
N. Y
Edith Grube
Pine Grove Cemetery
Sarah Jane Roan
James A. Roan
Blairsville
Beech Creek
Barnard Rupert
Mary Vanatta
Ella Rich
Lock Haven
Emma Hoover
Narehood
Margaret Mitchell
Vaccine for Rheumatism Found by Minnesota Doctor
Dr. Benjamin J. Clawson of the University of Minnesota medical school reports a vaccine for rheumatism. The note contrasts post wound care with a mild warm water dampening method to ease bandage removal. It mentions Limehouse Chinatown in London where about 100 Chinese residents remain, with one known opium smoker.
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Benjamin J. Clawson
University of Minnesota Medical School
Limehouse
London
Workers Federation Seeks Surplus Food for Indiana County
Indiana county workers federation criticizes government for withholding surplus food after processing tax. They claim a lack of refrigerated stores blocked arrival, then a large supplier offered refrigerated stock for relief recipients. A state official reportedly halted surplus food after May 1, 1934, with no current handling instructions issued.
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Indiana
Indiana County
Workers’ Federation of
Workers’ Federation
Pennsylvania
F. A. Mapes
Federation of
Boro Streets to Be Resurfaced
Erie and Crawford counties will see 31 miles of new pavement completing Route 277 connecting Corry to Titusville Meadville and nearby areas. Additional bids planned for Cambria Centre Erie McKean Blairsville include widening and new pavement on Route 19 Route 97 and Roosevelt Highway with a Blairsville Derry bridge contract awarded at 173712 dollars.
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Corry
Spartansburg
Erie
Crawford
Lewis
Titusville
Meadville
Oi City
Cambria County
Cresson
Ebensburg
Allegheny
Perry Highway
U. 3
Perrysville
Highland School
Ross
McCandless
Revival Services Draw Crowds With Noted Evangelist
A Sunday revival at Crooked Creek Baptist Church features evangelist LeRoy Muir giving his life story at 2:30 then a farewell sermon at 7:30. The campaign, well received, has drawn large crowds and aligns with the conservative approach of the New York State Baptist convention.
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Crooked Creek
LeRoy Muir
Muir
New York State Baptist Convention
Cockport
Legion Events and Drum Corps Winners Parade Report
The record lists Legion events and parade results with multiple corps and fire company awards. Winners include Bugle and Drum Corps groups from Tarentum and Prospect, along with Fire Company honors for Franklin, Conemaugh, Lilly, Seward, and Swift Mission Brigade in Pittsburgh.
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Clase B. Bugle
Roaring Spring
Kittanning
Hollidaysburg
Claya+ burg
Tarentum
Franklin Fire Company
Conemaugh Fire Company
Lilly Auxiliary
Seward Fire Company
Swift Mission Brigade
Pittsburgh
Prospect
Blairsville-Tops League With 7-3 Win Over NuMine
Blairsville Colts beat NuMine 7 to 3 on Blairsville home ground to share first place in the A P League with Lucerne. Spear pitched well for Blairsville, aided by Rebovich and Kerr's hits in a fourth inning rally that broke the game open. Wejick left the mound in the fourth, Willis took over, and NuMine managed a late two run rally.
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NuMine
Blairsville Colts
Lucerne
Wejick
Willis
Colts
Spear
Rebovich
Kerr
Blairsville
Gowin
Fekete
Blairsville AB
Barrato
Dallafiora
Stockdale
J. Sandry
Rf Balik
Rabovich
Towsey
D. Speal
Nu Mine
A. E. Larko
If Oddi
Ss Souchock
Cf Willis
Burdziak
Constantino
M. Fekete
J. Fekete
Bozak
Wojick
Rebovieh
Speal
Hindenburg seeks to mend Germany's international fences
President Von Hindenburg, healthier and at Neudeck, conducts talks with Foreign Minister Von Neurath aiming to ease tensions with the United States over the Young and Dawes loan moratorium. He eyes an Eastern Locarno peace path as Hitler travels to Bayreuth for Wagner amid reports of Nazi reorganization rumors.
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Berlin
INS
Hitler
Paul von Hindenburg
Germany
von Hindenburg
Baron Konstantin von Neurath
Neudeck
United States
Cordell Hull
von Neurath
Locarno
France
Great Britain
Italy
Bayreuth
Berchtesaden
Stock Market Mixed Movements Across Major Firms
Market activity shows modest gains and losses as USR wach Asso Gas-Elec and Cities Service edge higher while Ford Limited and Pennoad Corporation drift. Investors weigh energy and automotive sectors amid uncertain trading volumes.
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USR
Wach
Ford Limited
Pennoad Corporation
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Parley
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William Armstrong
Mia
Charlotta Opjur
Betty Kissinger
Tower City
Des Moines
Knoxville
Kansas City
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Miles City
Sheridan
Wyon
Texas
Dallas
James M. Ferguson
Louisville
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Harrisburg
Atlantic
New York
Washington
Weather Bureau
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New England
Massachusetts
Pacific Coast
California
Stockton
Cal
Moreno
Ore
Sacramento
Bay Area
Frank F. Merriam
George Anderson
Hgil
Johnson
JNS
Hugh
National Recovery
NRA
Moorhead
New
Flapper
Fanny
Uth SC
Caous
Workers Federation For Surplus Food
Freeland, McHale and Patten, Inc
Derry Township
Tabernacle
Lucius R. Compton
Asheville
North Carolina
South
Compton
Ashville
Harkhess
McKeesport
Wissinger Brothers
Cherry Treegars
Wad
Legion
Portage
Tlea Nevis
Scotland
Colorado
Dupont
Erie Railroad
Freeport Texas
General Electric
General Foods
General Motors
Int. Nickel
J. C. Penney
Kelvinator
Kennecott Cowper
Lone Star Gas
Miami
Montgomery Ward
Nash Motors
Ward
New York Central
Ny, NH
North American
Packard Motor Pennsylvania
Pullman Pure Oil
Radio Corporation Radio Keith Oy
Reynolds Tobacco
Sears Rodeuck
Socony-Vacuum
Standard Oil
N. J
Studebaker Texas
Union Pacific
United Corporation
United Gas Imp
United States Steel Air
Warner Bros
Westinghouse Airbrake
Westinghouse Elec, West Publ. Service 3A
Woolworth
Reno
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