Wife Slayer Sanity Declared By psychiatrists in Worcester
Worcester mass July 24 psychiatrists secretly visiting Newell Paige Sherman, the 240 pound husband who confessed to killing his wife Alice, were said to declare him sane despite his infatuation with Esther Magill. District attorney Owen Hoban plans to counter insanity pleas with scientific reports as a quick trial, possibly late August, approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worchester
Mass
INS
Newell Paige Sherman
Alice
Owen Hoban
Juan
Alfred B. Candella
Esther Magill
Sherman
Miss Magill
Mrs. Sherman
Ipke Singletary
Candelia
Homer City Triumphs 4-1 Over Dairy Dell
Homer City defeated Dairy Dell 4-1 after a decisive three run eighth inning. Prugh started the rally with a two out single, Dick and G Lucas followed with hits, Campbell delivered the game winning double and scored on Prugh's three-base hit. Bonds and Schultz drew two walks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Dell
Homer City
Prugh
G. Lucas
Campbell
Schultz
Cramer
Koozer
Ruddock
PHI Sigs H
Ey Mosteller
Gendich
Brow
Venturini Brooks
Mosteller
Jack
B. Lambert
McClure
H. Jamison
Testa
Archie
R. Civero
Stewart
Macaroni Co
McDowell
Davis
Prato
Lydic
Bence
Cicero
Stewarts Take Their Eleventh Straight League Win
The Stewarts beat Indiana Macaroni Ces mushball team 9-5 for their eleventh consecutive league victory. Bence allowed only one hit to each opponent while four Stewarts collected two hits. Lydie led the offense with a triple and a single, the triple driving in two teammates. Umpires Shubib McCullough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Macaroni Ces
Stewarts
Bence
Stewart
Cicero
Lydie
Air Derby at Braebreeze Airport gathers aviators
Twenty five pilots from Pennsylvania Ohio and New York sign on for a major air derby at Braebreeze Airport in August under Elk Run Fire Company Punxsutawney. Promoter Dick Smith oversees the event with a roster including Helen McCloskey Jack Morris Lou Strickler Joe Reddy Geo Heller Dick Benson Paul Bruch Gump Hildebrand Jimmy Doyle Sherm Lulz Dan March Ray Oojak Bud Havens Bob Trader Ed Link Neil McCray Clyde Hauger and others from Erie Latrobe Meadville Bradford and Rochester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New York
Braebreeze
Elk Run Fire Company
Punxsutawney
Dick Smith
Helen McCloskey
Pittsburgh
Jack Morris
Lou Strickler
Latrobe
Joe Reddy
Geo. Heller
Meadville
Dick Benson
Bradford
Paul Bruch
M Arian
Gump Hildebrand
Jimmy Doyle
Erie
Rebellion fears grip Mexican border cities
President Cardenas orders Tabasco cleanup disarming Garrido's red shirts and installs Miguel Henriques as military head. Governor Osornio faces murder trial after Enrique Rio, casino owner, dies in jail on Osornio orders. Thousands of peasants rally from Vera Cruz to Nuevo Laredo amid clashes at Tam pico and Matamoros. Border town anti tourist bloc forms after Agua Caliente closing.
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Cardenas
Tabasco
Garrido
Miguel Henriquez
Osornio
Queretaro
Enrique Rio
Cuernavaca
Q Osarnio
Emilio Portes Gil
National Revolutionary Party
Vera Cruz
Neuvo Laredo
Rio Grande
Laredo
Texas
Ney
Villaraci
Calleg
Tampico
Victoria
Matamoros
Enrique Mungu
Tia Juana
Mex
UINS
Cardenne
Car Genae
Agua Caliente
Roosevelt and Pearson in Virgin Islands affair shifts
The White House disclosed only Roosevelt's letter to Pearson about retirement as Pearson refused to confirm a return. Cremer was nominated to succeed Pearson without clear acceptance. Senator Tydings said the Virgin Islands inquiry would continue, with aim to wrap up soon or focus on tightening administrative law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearson
Virgin Islands
Wilson
White House
Roosevelt
Cremer
Senate
Tydings
Black Dragon Urges Japan Action Over Abyssinia War
Tokyo July 24. Members of the Black Dragon Society, an ultra national group, pressed the government to take adequate measures to solve the Talo-Abyssinian dispute. They drafted a cable to Mussolini denouncing his aggression and presented it to foreign affairs war and navy ministers. The society, influential in Japan, has pressured policy in past wars and withdrawal from the League. Meanwhile London reports Britain and France planned a peace move before the League council, weighing a compromise plan giving Italy more authority in Abyssinia, with hopes Mussolini might accept despite a likely council handling. Britain’s Hoare defended policy in the Commons as ministers debated arms exports and embargo timing amid calls for fair treatment of Abyssinia.
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Tokyo
INS
Black Dragon Society
Tlaly
Musgalini
Ethiopia
Foreign Affairs
Navy
Mussolini
The
Black Dragon
Japan
Russia
League of Nations
London
Africa
Orient
France
Britain
League of Nations Council
Italy
India
Aval
George Clerk
Paris
George
Laval
Abyssinia
League Council
England
Great Britain
Samuel Hoare
Fense of Commons
Goaffrey Mander
David Kirkwood
Sir Samuel
Walter Runciman
Board of Trade
Maly
State coal men protest over trans shipment rates
The article notes distances for coal shipments from Pennsylvania fields to New York and from Hampton Roads to Boston, outlining a proposed Clearfield district rate of 2.87 dollars per ton versus an 881 mile route and a 2.52 dollar per ton rate for the Hampton Roads route, highlighting rate competition and regional pricing concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Clearfield
New England
Pocahontas-New River
Hampton Roads
Pennsylvania
Acrobatic Tryst Turns Violent in Ambridge
Teo Shinsky, 40, and Frances Ormatic, 22, quarreled in Shinsky's room leading to Shinsky sustaining cuts. Police say Ormatic used a razor during the incident and Shinsky faces assault charges with a bond set at 1,000. The couple had been intimate for three years and Shinsky reportedly refused marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambridge
Teofile Shinsky
Frances Ormatic
Miss Omatic
Shinsky
Henry Alhas Berringer Returns Home From Hospital
Henry Alhas Berringer, after three weeks in Indiana hospital for surgery, has returned home much improved. Eleanor Daugherty and Leo Berringer of Spangler visited Mr and Mrs James Langham Sunday. Mrs Homer Stiffler and daughter Helen from Vandergriff returned home after visiting here. Local residents painted homes to improve town appearance. Velma Miller of St Benedict called Saturday. Mr and Mrs Manyard Lemon of Commodore visited the Lemon parents Saturday.
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Henry Alhas
Indiana Hospital
Eleanor Daugherty
Leo, Berringer
Spangler
James Langham
Homer Stiffler
Helen
Vandergriff
Velma Miller
St. Benedict
Manyard Lemon
Commodore
Broadest inquiry since Teapot Dome scandals begins in Washington
A cross government probe opens into lobbying for the pending utility holding company bill. Senate, House, district attorneys and the FCC join in the inquiry led by Senator Black. John W. Carpenter of Texas Power and Light testifies on corporate lobbying. Fictitious telegrams urging votes against the bill, including one in the name of a dead man, are examined with Associated Gas and Electric Corp tied to $100,000 spent on telegrams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
House
Federal Communications Commission
Senate
John
W. Carpenter
Texas Power and Light Company
The
Communications Commission
Congress
Senate Committee
Associated Gas and Electric Company
Thia Frm
Settlement Reached In Columbian Enamel Strike
Federal officials announce a settlement ending a broad walkout by about 300 Columbian Enamel and Stamping Company workers after four hours of talks with C. B. Corby. Corby agrees to meet a workers committee and withdraw over 75 strike breakers if Governor McNutt guarantees police protection. Assistant Labor Secretary MacGrady approves but keeps Richardson and Scheck on site to ensure fulfillment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbian Enameled and Stamping Company
C. B. Corby
Columbian Company
Corby
Paul V. McNutt
Gorby
Gordy
Edward MacGrady
Richardson
Scheck
Camp Penn Again Bows To Rain At Willim Penn Camp
Rain disrupted Camp Willim Penn routines as scouts and cubs stayed in cabins most of the day Tuesday. Despite showers, boys studied for ranks while evenings featured games. stunt night and a campfire program with visitors expected, possibly moved to the mess hall if weather prevents an outdoor fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willim Penn
Council
Acetion
Erie Postmaster Dies Suddenly in Erie
ERIE July 24. Postmaster Herbert A. Schlaudecker 48 was found dead at his home from a heart attack. Named acting postmaster July 1933 he later was approved by the Senate for the postmastership. Formerly a jeweler he served on the board of directors of the State Association of Postmasters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
INS
Herbert A. Schlaudecker
Schlaudecker
Joseph A. Hanley
Senate
State Association of Postmasters
Beer champ Emil Cella seeks challengers with milk test
Emil Cella, new national beer guzzling champion, vows to meet challengers who drink milk instead of beer. He hammered a half gallon in 27.8 seconds to break Milwaukee’s 32 second record, but now lies in Johns Hopkins Hospital with a painful abdominal ache from excessive beer drinking.
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Baltimore
INS
Emil Cella
Cella
Milwaukee
Celia
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Buck Goes to Prison on Probation Revocation
J Irving Buck known as J B Burton, age 47 from Washington, began a year and a day federal penitentiary term after probation revocation from a 1933 conviction for falsely representing himself as a U S treasury department employee. He had since served six months in a Baltimore jail on a bad check charge.
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Pittsburgh
INS
J. Irving Buck
J. B. Burton
Washington
Buck
U. S. Treasury Department
Baltimore
Boy Trips and Breaks Neck in Park Reservoir Tale
Pittsburgh July 24 An INS report says nine year old Richard Baurle tripped while showing his mother a six inch coatfish he caught in a park reservoir. He fell from four steps, broke his neck, staggered to a friend's home saying to take him to a hospital, then collapsed and died at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Richad Baurle
Injured Diver From Homer City In Hospital Care
Frank Kinsey Jr of Homer City was admitted to Indiana Hospital after a swimming accident. He suffered a head injury when his head struck a rock during a dive. Hospital reports today listed his condition as not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kinsey
Homer City
Indiana Hospital
Amos Prophet of Social Justice in Prosperity Era
The article presents Amos as a social justice prophet in an age of wealth, criticizing the oppression of the poor and hollow religious displays. It argues that true prosperity requires honesty, fairness, and adherence to God's laws, noting society failed when wealth rested on injustice and materialism. It warns contemporary readers to heed prophetic warnings.
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Amos
Wm, E. Gilroy
D. P
Amas
Blind evangelist Rev W E Hamilton speaks at Homer City Mission
Revival notices invite readers to hear Rev W E Hamilton, formerly a Wesleyan pastor in Dix Onville Hillsdale and Wilgus charges, now president of the Canada Wesleyan Methodist Missionary conference of America. He appears nightly July 28 to August 11, urging faith and spiritual insight at the Homer City Mission with a broad welcome to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melby
W. E. Hamilton
Hamilton
Dixonville
Hillsdale
Wilgus
Canada Wesleyan Methodist Missionary Conference of America
Allegheny Wesleyan Methodist Conference
Homer City
Goa
Fragmentary notice of licenses and emigration facts
The text lists names and places amid scattered phrases about licenses and emigration. It references Ireland, Canada, Germany, Italy, Irish Free State, Scotland, and England, noting they send many immigrants to the United States. It states 1873 US unemployment near 3,000,000 within a 40,000,000 population. It mentions pure silver value for commerce.
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Canada
Germany
Italy
Irish Free State
Scotland
England
United States
Near Decision On Tax Squabble
Washington July 24 The House Ways and Means Democrats neared a decision on main tax questions proposing an excess profits levy to raise about 100 million dollars yearly and a high inheritance tax plan. A compromise favored by Doughton would levy both a graduated corporation tax and an excess profits tax while setting inheritance rates from four to 75 percent on estates over ten million with gifts taxed at about 75 percent of the inheritance. The plan would nearly double as a major shift, aiming to destroy large estates through federal taxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Neal
UNS
Washington
INS
House
Ways and Means
Roosevelt
Treasury
Doughton
North Carolina
Street markers installed on Indiana streets
Thirty nine of the fifty street markers were installed at key intersections in Indiana yesterday. The signs feature white letters on blue, mounted on silver poles that will be painted green three feet from the ground soon. The remaining eleven signs will be placed on Philadelphia Street posts as hangers arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Philadelphia
Guernsey Field Day Slated August 20 at Campbell Farm
The County annual Guernsey field day will be held Tuesday August 20 at John R Campbell's farm one mile northeast of Indiana Route 119. C R Gearhart of Penn State Dairy Extension will judge and speak, with RK Wiggins of the Pennsylvania Guernsey Cattle Club also addressing breeders. The event begins at 10 a.m. with a picnic, dinner at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Campbell
Speculation on Barnes successor in Pennsylvania revenue post
Harrisburg July 24 speculations swirled over who will replace H Ed gar Barnes of Overbrook as Secretary of Revenue after his resignation to pursue a Supreme Court seat Governor Earle said no decision yet and the post may stay open until after the fall election Clyde M Sheaffer a holdover from the Psychot Administration is the ranking official in the department as it handles the state tax measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
INS
H. Edgar Barnes
Overbrook
George H. Earle
Clyde M. Sheaffer
Psychot
Rule Again at Head of School Langley Principal Named
Pittsburgh July 24 Dr James N Rule longtime national and state education official was appointed principal of Langley High School succeeding Dr F E Fickinger. Rule recently finished as state superintendent of public instruction and will start in September The pay drops from 12000 to 4726 dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
INS
James N. Rule
Langley High School
F. E., Fickinger
Rule
Tule
Theew Post
Disabled Calmar Towed After Collision Off San Francisco
In fog, the badly disabled freighter Calmar, with a gaping hole amidships, was towed to San Francisco by the coast guard cutter Shawnee. The Calmar and the Japanese motor ship Koryu Maru collided last night 18 miles south of the Golden Gate. No passengers aboard either vessel. crews escaped injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
INS
Coast Guard
Shawnee
Golden Gate
Homecoming at Curry Run Presbyterian Church
Curry Run Presbyterian Church hosts a homecoming service on Sunday at 2 PM. Former members, friends, and pastors invited. Rev A Frank Walker of Tarentum PA, a former Curry Run boy, is the main speaker. Luncheon possible. Program includes prayers, scripture, music, talks, and history of the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curry Run
Mr. Carson
Dr. Davies
Kiwanis Quartet
Tatentum
McCurdy
Carl Fleming
Mr. Walker
Tarentum
Walker
Market Gardeners Tour August 8 County Event
Market gardeners and vegetable drawers plan a county tour on Thursday August 8 led by W B Nissley and County Agent Warner. Stops include T F Sexton farm near Indiana Route 8 0 with tomato and sweet corn demonstrations, Doyle Stutzman Brushvalley Danish cabbage, F C Brehm Dilitzown market gardens, and R B Stutzman Armagh on William Penn highway. A noon basket picnic is planned.
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W. B. Nissley
Penn State
Warner
T. F. Sexton
Indiana
Doyle Stutzman
Brushvalley
Stutzman
F. C. Brehm
Dilitown
Brehm
R. B. Stutzman
Armagh
William Penn Highway
Firemen's Fair Parade Delayed by Murky Skies
The twelfth annual Firemen's Fair by Blairsville's Young Men's Volunteer Fire Company opens with a parade of fire companies and auxiliaries through Market and Liberty streets at 7:30 p.m. Weather threatened delays as skies looked unsettled but clearing was hoped. A raffle Saturday night offers a special Oldsmobile catalog car and an electric refrigerator, with the fair held at American Legion Memorial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Volunteer Fire Company
Blairsville
Plains
Market
Liberty Streets
American’ Legion
Posters College Game Tonight at the Arcs
The league leading Posters of the American League travel to face Teachers College Mushball under the arcs at 8 15. Posters boast 13 3 record and aim to defeat the locals to prove they can play mushball, with a great game expected and strong fan turnout urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers College
Indiana
Pinchot Breaks With Roosevelt Over New Deal Policy
New York attorney Amon R. E. Pinchot splits from the Roosevelt administration in an open letter to Felix Frankfurter calling the New Deal a ghastly and expensive failure. He advocates reflation and an increased gold price to lift farmers and warns against pursuing a prosperous country with pauper farmers and an unstable debt structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Amon R. E. Pinchot
Gifford Pinchot
Pernhsylvania
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevilt
Pinchot
Felix Frankfurter
Harvard Law School
Frankfurter
Brain Trust
Roosevelt
Obituary notices for Montgomery Auld Felton mark Blairsville deaths
Obituary notices report the deaths of Anthony Montgomery 77 of Plum Creek Township Armstrong County and Robert F Auld 72 of Mechanicsburg as well as Martha McCune Felton 78 of Blairsville. Montgomery's funeral was today at 2 p.m. at the Elderton Presbyterian Church with interment in Elderton Cemetery. Auld died after collapsing at a funeral visit in Black Lick with heart disease noted by the Blairsville coroner. funeral at the Creek home Friday with interment in Stone Bethel Cemetery. Felton died at 230 North Brady Street Blairsville after months of complications. funeral at her home Thursday with interment in Stone Bethel Cemetery. Surviving relatives include nieces, nephews and sons I D and Joseph B Felton and Charles E Felton, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Montgomery
Plum Creek Township
Armstrong County
Absalom Woodward Montgomery
Louise
Coach) Montgomery
Montgomery
Elderton United Presbyterian Church
Royal Arcanum
Elderton
Peoples Natural Gas Company
Robert F. Auld
Mechanicsburg
Brusnhvalley Township
Stewart Sides
Black Lick
Auld
Frank Hildebrand
Canonsburg
John Woods
Ferguson
Blairsville
J. M. Creek
Creek
F. A. Webb
Mechanicsburg Methodist Episcopal Church
Stone Bethel Church
Clyde
West Wheatfield Township
Martha (McCune) Felton
John W. Felton
North
Brady Street
I. D. Felton
Joseph B. Felton
Cleveland
Charles E. Felton
R. BE. McClure
First United Presbyterian Church of
West Wheat
Glassworks Solicitation Aims to Reopen Diamond Glassware
Local solicitors urge pledges of financial support to secure a Federal loan for reopening the Diamond Glassware Company. Those delayed or unreachable will be contacted this week as Indiana seeks a swift action from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. Read The Gazette Advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond
Indianans
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
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Pearl Walker
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