Vandergrift Bad-Check Suspect Pleads Guilty
Edgar R. Harmon of Edmon, 24, faced justice in Vandergrift on charges of passing bad checks. He pleaded guilty to four counts and was held for the August term. Victims included Clyde Morgan and Dr. M. A. Sutton, with banks such as Citizens National Avonmore and Natrona named in the alleged crimes. Additional charges await as authorities continue proceedings.
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Vandergrift
Edgar R. Harmon
Edmon
K. Sanger
Harmon
M. J. Onko
C. W. Taylor
State Police
L. Johnston
Clyde Morgan
Avonmore
M. A. Sutton
North Washington
J. H. Shupe
Fred Shaffer
Salina
Parnassus
New Kensington
Natrona
Citizens National Bank of
Logan Truss Company
Mr. Levandoski
Indiana Beats Kittanning In Dinner Golf Match
Indiana tops Kittanning 71 to 80 at the Indiana Country Club in a long standing dinner match. Weather was wet but 39 members from each club played with future dates listed for August matches.
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Ben
Indiana Country Club
Kittanning
Indiana
Punxsutawney
Young man cashes worthless checks across several stores
Harmon, escorted to New Kensington and Parnassus, confessed a long pattern of passing worthless checks. He signed checks with his own name or posed as an employee, making small purchases and receiving change. His career stands out for its rare failures.
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Harmon
New Kensington
Parnassus
Levandoski
Nations prepare for winter naval conference under Kellogg pact hope
Five power diplomacy shapes a pre conference mood as Britain and the United States pause naval builds and shelve reparations and war debt disputes. Hoover and advisers foresee a successful winter meeting to ease the global arms burden and move toward lasting peace under the Kellogg treaty.
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Geneva
Great Britain
United States
Europe
Versailles
Hoover
Gypsy Flier Legislation Urged by State Aviation Officials
Federal license requirements for intra state pilots and use of FAA approved equipment are proposed. States urged to form aviation departments to coordinate with the Commerce Department aeronautics branch. Officials warn that conflicting state laws could arise as aviation ignores boundaries.
Stock Market At Noon Hour Boosts Prices in Late June Trading
New York stocks moved higher led by utilities, steels, copper and specialty issues as public interest rose. General Electric and AT&T set the pace with gains, Bethlehem Steel climbed after a cash dividend boost, and Marmon posted a strong weekly motor stock advance. Copper stocks, Anaconda and American Smelting gained modestly amid overall market strength. GM showed weakness while other large names fluctuated.
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New York
General Electric
Wall Street
American Tel
Marmon
Anaconda
American Smelting
Andes
St. Joseph Leach
Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Bethlehem
Motors
General Motors
Federal regulation cited as key to aviation safety
The article notes unsystematic regulation could deal a terrible blow to aviation. Federal rules cover current pilots and equipment and new designs, prompting manufacturers in some states to avoid federal needs by operating only within states. Despite many accidents this summer, Commerce officials say the safety record improves with a falling ratio of accidents to miles flown. In the first quarter 61 fatal accidents occurred, with 33 pilots and 28 passengers killed. second-quarter figures were not yet ready, but officials expect a marked improvement from last year.
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Ation
It Ia
Department of Commerce
Bankers last ride as Bell walks free at seventy five
John A Bell, once a famed financier who built a $12 million fortune, leaves Allegheny Hospital and heads to his son's home after serving two years of a six and a half year sentence for coal investment failures. Five hundred old depositors signed release papers as he begins life anew, though he remains haunted by charges.
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Allegheny General Hospital
Bell
Allegheny Hospital
Walter Zulauf
John A. Bell
Free airplane ride pass for Indiana Airways show
A pass entitles a full time airplane ride from Indiana Airways Inc. Drenning Hamilton. The pass is transferrable and usable at any time. Each weekday night one pass is awarded and Saturday night two passes, at 9 and 11 o clock shows.
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Ment
Indiana Airways, Inc
Drenning Hamilton
Theother
Camp Mahoning Leaders Named for Y M C A Camp
Camp Mahoning lists staff including W A Rounsley secretary of the Du Bois Y M C A as camp director A L Shannon of Clearfield physical director in charge of athletics and aquatic sports A H Shook Tarentum Y M C A secretary social activities and rifle practice J W Everett Indiana Y M C A secretary commissary and archery Mrs A H Shook first aid and basketball Glen Clark Indiana camp clerk and nature study Ovetta Murphy Punxsutawney assistant director of life saving swimming camp to close August ath
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W. A. Rounsley
du Bois Y. M. C. A
A. L. Shannon
Clearfield
A. H. Shook
Tarentum Y. M.C. A
J. W. Everett
Indiana Y. M. C. A
Glen Clark
Indiana
Ovetta Murphy
Punxsutawney
Dillion Dollar City Ends 210 Hours Of Flight In Texas
Houston fliers completing 210 continuous hours of flying at 7:49 this morning amid storms. Plane piloted by Joe Glassland Loomis maintained perfect function after last night’s weather battle. Request filed for permission to fly over other airports as local threats persist. National Aeronautical Association in Washington handling.
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Texas
Houston
Tex
St. Louis
Houston Fliers
National Aeronautical Association
Washington
Death toll continues as Blairsville builder dies at home
Jonas B. Baughman aged 81 years retired carriage builder died yesterday at his Blairsville home after an 18 month illness. He was born March 14 1848 at Youngstown Pennsylvania and had resided in Blairsville since. The body will be brought to Indiana for interment in Greenwood Cemetery.
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Jonas B. Baughman
Blairsville
Youngstown
Pirates Hopeful After Postponed Game Improvement Ahead
Pittsburgh Pirates manager Donnie Bush discusses roster setbacks from injuries to Pig Traynor George Grantham and Burleigh Grimes. He expects their return within a week and believes a full lineup could push the team toward overtaking the Chicago Cubs and contending for the world series.
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Pittsburgh
INS
Donnie Bush
Pirates
Pittsburgh Nationals
Brooklyn
Pig Traynor
George Grantham
Burleigh Grimes
Donnie
Bush
Chicago Cubs
Chicago
Traynor
Grimes
Grantham
Cubs
Aga
Baughman Family Notice From Blairsville Church Service
1878 obituary notice for Mr. Baughman who retired 25 years earlier. Survived by widow Mrs. Mary Wonder Baughman, three sons J. C. Baughman W. E. Baughman Jonas B. Baughman Jr., and seven daughters Clara Miller Ida Meyer Kathryn Staub Margaret MecGaughey Sara Nason Alice Moberg Nora Geary. Private funeral at the Baughman home conducted by Rev H H Lloyd of First Methodist Blairsville. Interment Blairsville Cemetery.
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Baughman
First Methodist Church of
Blairsville
The
Odd Fellows and the Elks
Mary
Wonder) Baughman
J. C. Baughman
W. E. Baughman
Jonas B Baughman, Jr
Swissv.le
Clara Miller
Pittsburgh
Ida Meyer
Derry
Kathryn Staub
Portland
Oregon
Margaret MecGaughey
Monessen
Sara Nason
Roaring Springs
Alice Moberg
Latrobe
Nora Geary
H. H. Lloyd
First Methodist Church
Seever disarmed after revolver threat in liquor case
Police said the Slayer of Two revolver was emptied and seized after surrender. Seever, searched in secret interrogation, yielded no important clues beyond $125 cash. He admitted selling liquor in Cleveland during questioning, and a pint of liquor was found in the wrecked machine.
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Seever
Cleveland
Points on People in Indiana and Nearby Visits
A local round up lists numerous visitors and residents in Indiana and nearby towns. Kathryn Hosack from South Sixth Street attends a Spruce Creek camp representing the First Presbyterian Church youth forum. Prof. Thomas L. Gibson returns home after a week with relatives. Multiple Pittsburgh and Philadelphia visitors join Indiana residents for visits at homes, hotels, and local events.
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Kathryn Hosack
South Sixth Street
Spruce Creek
First Presbyterian Church
Thomas L. Gibson
Maryland State College
David Fiscus
Agnes Wilt
Alicia
Pittsburgh
Harry
Lydick J
Twolick Gardens
Hazel Bremer
Frank Doney
Wheeling
W. Va
W. N. Fisher, Jr
Billy
Bobby
Lin Grove
Fischer
Ben Raybeld
West Oak Street
George Lotz
Indiana
Indiana Hotel
Ruth Heintaleman
Indiana County
B. W. Hutchinson
Oakmont
Methodist Biscopal Church
Squire Dudley Carnahan
Saltsburg
W. L. Hutchinson
Homer City
C. W
Oscar Carlson
Greensburg
Harry Koozer
Cherry Tree
Johnson Moorhead
Cherryhill Township
County Officials Attend Legion Dinner at Country Club
Blairsville residents John Fatona and Charles Spires join Owen Serene of Saltsburg Glenn Hickson of Homer City and Luther Sickenberger of Clymer at the Legion committee dinner last evening in the Country Club venue.
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Office For Justice of the Peace
John Fatona
Charles Spires
Blairsville
Owen Serene
Saltsburg
Glenn Hickson
Homer City
Luther Sickenberger
Clymie7
Legion Committee
Country Club
Pope set to walk in Rome after Vatican sovereignty restored
Vatican City July 26 news reports mark the end of the Pontiff’s voluntary Vatican imprisonment and preparations for a ceremony signaling restored papal temporal power. A first step occurred yesterday as the Pope left the Vatican into St Peter’s Square, the first such emergence since 1870. A full outside walk remains undecided and may await a neutral meeting with King Victor Emmanuel of Italy, with timing uncertain.
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Guglielmo Emanuel Cins
Vatican City
Vatican
Pius XI
St. Peter’s
Vatican Palace
Vatican State
Rome
Victor Emmanuel
Italy
Americans fall as Cochet and Borotra give France Davis Cup lead
Paris hosts the Davis Cup challenge round as William Tilden and George Lott Jr. lose in straight sets to Henry Cochet and Jean Borotra. Tilden falls 6-3 6-1 6-2 while Lott battles to 6-1 8-6 6-4 7-1, leaving France within one win of retaining the trophy with doubles or two more singles matches ahead.
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Rofand
Stadium
Paris
Davis
Lott
Jean Borotra
Ing
France
Rena Lacoste
Teopar
Borouh
Card of Thanks for W H Martin
We publicly acknowledge our thanks for the kindnesses shown during the illness and after the death of our beloved father W H Martin, and for the floral tributes and use of carg on the funeral day.
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W. H. Martin
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