Cedarmaz Dies in River Spree Near New Kensington
Attilo Cedarmaz, 65, long-time McIntyre resident, found drowned after disappearing July 14. Identification came via clothing, monogrammed handkerchief, and a Grizzardi family link. Coroner cites accidental drowning. funeral plans pending amid family shock. Local auto ad note followed.
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Evening Gazette
Allegheny River
New Kensington
Attilo Cedarmuz
William Grizzardi
McIntyre
Allegheny County
Miss Grizzardi
Cedarmaz
Grizzardi
Diana Bank
Indiana
New Kensington Bank
Gome
Black
Cans and Jars Sought by Welfare Association
The Welfare Association urges Indiana housewives to save and place empty containers on porches for a town truck to collect. Mayonnaise jars ketchup bottles and peanut butter glass are wanted to aid canning efforts for winter meals.
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Welfare Association
Indiana
Brookside Health Camp aids youth during recovery in Hellwood
A Brookside Health Camp visit in Hellwood shows a boy gaining weight after a period of illness. Operated by the County Tuberculosis Society and funded by local contributors, the camp uses the Hellwood Hospital building and community support to revitalize young patients. The program invites inspections and emphasizes continued local involvement and fundraising.
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Brookside
Hellwood
Brookside Health Camp
The
County Tuberculosis Society
Bethlehem Mines Corporation
Hellwood Hospital
Heilwood
Indiana County
Douglass girl held for grand jury in berry-field slaying
Maurie Douglass a 17 year old Green township farm girl is held for action by the September term grand jury in the murder of 15 year old John Anderson of Greenwich. Coroner Dr F W St Clair presided at the Greenwich inquest attended by four women and two men. The defendant who is free on bond will have a preliminary hearing Thursday afternoon before Justice Jay D Hill.
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Maurie Douglass
Green Township
John Anderson
Greenwich
F. W. St. Clair
Indiana County
Jay Anderson
John Douglass
Justice of the Peace
Jay D. Hill
Indiana
Harry Koozer
Spangler Hospital
Anderson Brothers
Douglass Farm
Andersons
Douglass
Homer Smokeless Miners Injured In Mine Accidents
Two miners were injured in separate last night mine incidents. Frank Gorichan, 48, Homer City, fractured leg after being trapped by coal fall at Cosgrove Coal Co. hospital in Johnstown listed as good. George Clark, 84, Smokeless, Indiana county, fractured pelvis after rock fall at Pennelec Coal Co. admitted to Mercy hospital with fair condition.
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Frank Gorichan
Homer City
Cosgrove Coal Co
Memorial Hospital
Johnstown
George Clark
Smokeless
Indiana County
Pennelec Coal Co
Mercy Hospital
Moreauis awarded cemetery earth removal contract
A. F. Moreau & Son of Indiana was the low bidder at 20 per yard for removing about 5000 yards of earth at Greenwood cemetery. Directors opened bids Saturday. Moreau plans to start soon. Earth will fill a hollow by the south addition.
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A. F. Moreau & Son
Indiana
Greenwood Cemetery
Moreau
Former 305th Engineers Hold Reunion Here
About fifty former members of Company E 805th Engineers 80th Division gathered for their annual reunion at the Moore Hotel. They planned the next reunion for about the same date next year in Kittanning.
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Company E
805Th Engineers
Moore Hotel
Kittanning
Trouble Nears as Bonus Army Faces Police Action
Washington July 26 The Bonus Army approaches confrontation as authorities abandon peaceful evictions and prepare direct action to clear lower Pennsylvania Avenue. Steam shovels will demolish structures while police vow no leniency as nine radical leaders and about 1500 marchers fail a White House picket.
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Washington
Bonus
Pennsylvania Avenue
John Pace
Walter Hither
Detroit
White House
Fifteen Train Riders Missing After Freight Derailment
Fifteen train riders missing after 33 big four freight cars wrecked near Bellefontaine Ohio. Two men injured Conductor R. E. Wells and William Boyer hospitalized. The derailment occurred between Bellefontaine and Degraff while traveling about 60 mph. Crowd of about 15 riders boarded the freight just before wreck.
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Bellefontaine, O
William Boyer
Newark
Bellefontaine Hospital
R. E. Wells
Indianapolis
Bellefontaine
Degraff
Tax liens revived by Indiana County officials
Attorneys for the Indiana County Commissioners revived 126 tax liens in the Prothonotary's office. Original filings by tax collectors five years ago require revival to avoid default and loss of the lien. In recent practice liens are filed with the County Commissioner's office and the Treasurer sells the properties the following year. revival every five years keeps the lien in force.
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Indiana
Prothonotary
Lutherans In Convention Opens At Kiskiminetas Springs
The Pittsburgh Synod of the United Lutheran Church opens a summer session at Kiskiminetas Springs School with Rev H H Bag Ber as president preaching on Sunday. Prof Elmer Flack and Rev Dr Adam Hall address topics on the Old Testament and Lutheran faith while Rev W Roy Goff shares a world travel talk. Missionary messages come from Rev and Mrs Oberly of Monrovia, Liberia, with Luther League events led by Rev Paul Rinports.
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Paris
Tatron Epamency
Boeteengste
Apene de
Elmer HE. Flack
Hamma Divinity School
Springfield
W. Roy Goff
Bellous
Adam J. Hall
First Church
Pittsburgh
Paul M. Rinports
Philadelphia
Luther League of America
Robert §. Oberly
Monrovia
Liberia
Africa
State Senate to decide Ainey’s guilt or innocence
Harrisburg July 25. The State Senate must decide whether W. D. Ainey is guilty or innocent amid new charges against Public Service Commission chairman. Governor Pinchot demanded a showdown on utility regulation and alleged bribery, corruption, perjury, and that Ainey lied under oath. A public hearing is set for August 8, and the inquiry could extend to the full Senate with possible further accusations linked to Ainey’s finances and alleged improper influence.
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Harrisburg
State Senate
W. D
Ainey
Senate
Public Service Commission
Guy Pinchot
Baltimore
Pinchot
Public Service
Ife
Dominions bargain with Great Britain at Ottawa conference
At the imperial economic conference in Ottawa, Canada and four dominions push for trade terms with Britain. Canada seeks preference for its wheat meat and dairy in exchange for British goods, while other dominions press for greater access to the British market for primary products. Ireland and India are sidelined as talks focus on economic arrangements. Premier Bennett may act as peacemaker to include India in any agreement.
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Ottawa
Ont
INS
Imperial Economic Conference
Imperial Conference
Canada
Britain
Dominions
Australia
New Zealand
South Africa
Great Britain
Ireland
India
Sean O’kely
DeValera
Parliament Hill
R. B. Bennett
Parents Fail to Provide for Five Children
In Erie on July 26, Judge A P Rossiter sentenced Frank Mussett 34 and his wife Elizabeth 28 to eight months in Allegheny county workhouse for failing to support their five minor children. The couple's courtroom outburst disrupted proceedings as testimony showed the children had been cared for at Bethesda home for seven years with no explanation from the parents.
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Erie
INS
Allegheny County
A. P. Rossiter
Frank Mussett
Elizabeth
Bethesda
Woodward lad bitten by dog
Eight year old Donald Woodward son of Mr and Mrs Clyde Woodward of West Washington street was severely bitten by a dog owned by David Seamer near his home Saturday evening. Three stitches were required to close the neck wound and the boy was given a serum precaution.
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Donald
Clyde Woodward
West Washington Street
David Eamer
Pennsylvanian Senate Delays Action On Budget Bills
Harrisburg dispatch reports the Senate extended time for the Steedle bill and the House delayed action on the Talbot emergency measure. The Fitzgerald six hour day bill cleared a reading and moved to the Senate, while the Bell tax bill faced final passage on the third reading calendar as legislators wrestle with the 1929 appropriations and unemployment relief plans.
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Senate
House
Harrisburg
Talbot
Gov. Pinchot
Mt. Gretna
Fitzgerald
Commonwealth
Ita
Calenda
William C. Freeman
Anow
Upper
James N. Rule
Andrew J. S Doni
Lucerne
Revloc Man Taken for Writing Threats to Employer
Ebensburg July 26 Accusations of writing threatening letters to his employer W R Chis foreman at a Revloc mine led to the arrest of Walter Hinson 31 of Revloc by state Chief County Detective John Gross and Revloc Chief of Police B J Mannion. He appeared at a preliminary hearing before Justice J R Weaver in Revloc and was committed in default of $1000 to county jail awaiting September grand jury action.
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Ebensburg
W. R. Chis
Revloc
Water Hinson
John Gross
B.J Mannion
J. R. Weaver
Bernard Shaw Reaches 46 Years Since Death
London in July 26 reports Bernard Shaw marked 46 years since his death. The famed playwright was reminded of the anniversary by a caller in Worcestershire where he was attending a literary event. Shaw declined further comment and hung up after a brief exchange.
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London
Bernard Shaw
Veasy
Venne
Worcestershire
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