Communism Bitter Issue in Minneapolis Strife
Minneapolis faces martial law amid a bitter strike by truck drivers. Employers accuse the leadership of communism and refuse talks with those leaders. National Guard patrols guard streets while presses face military restrictions. In Kohler Wisconsin, riot police clash with strikers killing one and wounding 37 as guards are dispatched to restore order.
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Wisconsin
James
Kilgallen
Minneapolis
B. A. Walsh
National Guard
Walsh
Minnesota
Ity
Francis J. Haas
E. H. Dunnigan
Jury Panel Drawn for September Court Terms
The court ordered the drawing of juries for September term with 24 grand jurors to be summoned, 48 jurors for the second week of November, and 48 traversing jurors for the third week of September. The panel will commence work on Monday.
Doctors Receive Longtime Service Awards in Franklin
The ninth district Pennsylvania State Medical Association honored twelve surviving district physicians and one deceased member at its Polk State School meeting. Honorary certificates were given to doctors including Galvin M. Wilson Franklin William M. Leech Apollo Thomas James Henry Apollo J. A. Orr Leechburg J. J. Heeter Kittanning Edwin Merchon Saxonburg John Rimer Clarion John Summerville David Lewis McAnich Lamarlines W. I. Beyer Punxsutawney SS. Hamilton Putxysutawney Spencer M. Free DuBois and a posthumous award to the late Dr. P. Jd. Strayer of Gil City.
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J. A. Orr
Leechburg
J. J. Heeter
Kittanning
Edwin Merchon
Saxonburg
John Rimer
Clarion
John Summerville
David Lewis Mc Anich
Lamarlines
W. I. Beyer
Punxsutawney
SS. Hamilton
Putxysutawney
Spencer M. Free
DuBois
Lnte
P. Jd. Strayer
Qil City
Fourth Extra Session Could Shape Election Campaign
Reported plan for a wide open special session before the election suggests lawmakers may push partisan bills. Republicans blame national policy for the move while Democrats seek campaign material. Attorney General Schnader may resign if the session goes ahead.
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Pinchot
Pennsyvania
William A. Schnader
Schnader
Youths Fined for False Call to Patrollers
A collision at Coulter and Nixon alleys involved an automobile driven by H G Little of Rivermont and a New Deal Beverage Co truck driven by Hector R Kain. No injuries were reported. Police cite limited visibility and right of way disputes. After a court hearing, Clair Beckman and Vincent F Riley were fined or jailed for driving without a license and permitting it. Damages were settled between involved Indiana residents.
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H. G. Little
Rivnemond
New Deal Beverage Company
Hector R. Kain
Coulter
Nixon
Little
Coulter Alley
Nixon Alley
Kain
Edward W. Allen
Justice of the Peace
J. D. Hill
Clair Beckman
Creekside
Vincent 'F. Riley
Ernest
Seventh
Philadelphia
Beckman
Riley
Albert Lan
Stanley Fleming
Indiana
Revival Florida Evangelist At Tabernacle This Sunday
A new series of evangelistic services opens at the Tabernacle this Sunday afternoon led by renowned revival speaker Rev Charley Weigle of Sebring Florida. He will be joined by gospel singers Mr and Mrs Lehnfield. Weigle recently finished a successful campaign in Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania and is a member of the Evangelistic Association of America. The party will stay for several weeks seeking broad support for a soul saving program and spiritual victory.
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Florida
Tabernacle
South
Charley Weigle
Sebring
Weigle
Lehnfield
Wilkes-Barre
Evangelistic Association of America
Churches of Our Land
Kepner Leads Bold Stratosphere Balloon Flight
Major William E Kepner piloted the world’s largest balloon from Moonlight Valley Rapid City. With Captains Anderson and Stevens and a 120 man ground crew, the craft aimed for fifteen miles altitude to gather atmospheric data while maintaining two way radio contact with Washington. The ascent began at 6 45 a m MST as thousands watched and the team prepared to seal the gondola at 12 000 feet.
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Michael F. Dacey Ci
Rapid City
INS
William E. Kepner
Moonlight Valley
Kepter
Kepner
Orvil A. Anderson
Albert W. Stevens
Major Kepner
National Geographic Society
Washington
Welfare group plans program for canning and sewing demonstrations
Welfare group promotes demonstrations tied to garden yields from seeds provided by the Emergency Reorganization. Schedule lists dates and towns across multiple days with times for canning, drying, and sewing events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Teachers College
Powerful Southern Preaching Opens New Gospel Series
The message invites listeners to enjoy the strong preaching of Weigle and his gospel singing, hopeful to touch hearts. The afternoon service launches the series, encouraging attendance to experience the opening and return for future gatherings.
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Weigle
Tent Meeting at Fourth and Church Streets
J. W. Clair conducts an evangelistic tent meeting at the corner of Fourth and Church streets with daily evening sessions except Mondays. Sunday services are at 2 30 and 7 30, and a Creekside street meeting is scheduled for Sunday at 6 o’clock.
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J. W. Clair
Fourth
Church Streets
Creekside
Gum Drops and Salt Tablets Beat Heat at Allegheny Steel
Allegheny Steel workers consumed 500 pounds of gum drops and salt tablets to prevent heat prostration in extreme furnace temperatures. The program, aided by Walter G. Titus, restsores essential salt and glucose after perspiration, enabling workers to drink freely without illness.
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Allegheny Steel Plant
Walter GC. Titus
Allegheny Steel
Allegheny Steel Company
Austria Reacts To Dollfuss Death Set To Confront Germany
Starhemberg denounces Berlin accusing German responsibility for the Dollfuss assassination. Austria vows rigorous justice, hard stance, and seeks support from the civilized world while revealing Nazi conspirators and their early move to seize the Chancellery communications.
Austria and Italy React to Austrian Crisis and Nazi Moves
Austria questions a vast Nazi conspiracy with key players supposedly from Munich and Berlin. A Nazi prison account claims they fought to free Austria while one stole 16 achillings from President Miklas. In Liefering near Salzburg a Heimwehr commander died in a brutal clash with Nazis. Italy signals concern over Von Papen's Austrian mission, urging independence respect before any deal. Rome reports unrest around the German Embassy and cautions news reels after booed Hitler images, as Italy warns of renewed tensions amid Vienna negotiations.
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Dgllfuss
Austria
Germany
Dollfuss
Vienna
Rudiger von Starhemberg
Berlin
Starhemberg
Hitler
von Papen
Tollfuss
Pudeollary
Munich
Miklas
Heimwehr
Liefering
Salzburg
Mandling
Italy
Franz von Papen
Signor Preciosi
Giacomo di Martino
Mussolini
Rome
INS
Venice
Messagero
Austrian Civil War Resumes in Alpine Heavy Fighting
Vienna reports a renewed, deadly civil war across Carinthia and Styria with government troops and Heimwehr fighting Nazis in rugged valleys and towns. Casualties mount as troops face machine gun fire, snipers, and church towers, while villages like Donowitz Leoben and Wolfsberg see heavy combat and prisoner captures.
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Alfred Trynauer
1.N. S
Vienna
Heimwehr
Carinthian Alps
Styria
Carinthia
Donowitz
Danowitg
Garinthia
Toan
Wolfsberg
Burgenland
Upper Austria
Linz
Upper Austrian
Salzkalthergut
Veit
Felskirch
Windisch Garten
Pyrn
Villach
Lavant
Tyrol
Leoben
Giessen
Beads Tell Of Austria Turmoil After Dollfuss Slaying
Vienna dispatch reports 854 dead countrywide as Nazi violence peaks after Chancellor Dollfuss murder. Government forces clash in Styria Carinthia while Vienna calms. Papen may join Vienna cabinet as Germany weighs response. U.S. War Department alerts amid growing European tension.
United States Plans Unmatched Air Corps Expansion
General MacArthur, under War Secretary Woodring, drafts a plan to create the world’s strongest air corps. Funding hinges on Congress, with 1000 added planes, 460 more craft, 81 fast bombers, and 80 attack planes targeted this year. The plan aims for a 900-strong general headquarters force and rapid reach to distant points in emergencies.
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United States
Douglas MacArsthur
Actsing
Woodring
Baker Board
MacArthur
Air Corps
Congress
War Department
General Headquarters Force
Death Claims Chas J Brown and Others in Local Notices
Notices report deaths of Chas J Brown and John A McCauley with details on survivors, burial plans, and funeral arrangements. Also noted are the death of Mrs Ethel Fleming, obituary specifics for other locals, and a sports brief about Hensel’s hitting slump and Snail France noted among the mourning cloak butterfly chatter.
Signals Installed at 20 Pennsylvania Crossings
About $50,000 was spent in the first half of 1934 on flashing light signals at twenty public grade crossings in Pennsylvania. Installations included seven at State highway crossings under executive ruling, seven at State highway rural routes with State aid, and six sole-cost railroad installations. Eighteen signals were modernized with standard black backgrounds and Stop on Red signs. eight more are authorized. The commission issued rules for maintenance and inspection after a power failure caused the first serious accident. Motorists are urged to stop at flashing crossings to comply with the Motor Vehicle Code and for safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Public Service Commission
Railroad
State Department of Highways
American Railway Association
Commission
Miner Killed In Fayette War
Uniontown July 28. One man under arrest as police probe a fatal shooting of Joseph Shutty 24 a Footdale coal miner at a baseball game between rival miners near a United Mine Workers picket line at the Footdale plant of the Frick Coke Company Joseph Hernansky also of Footdale was arrested. During the game UMW and rival unionists clashed about 100 men stormed the field as state police and county authorities arrived the fight ended the game. Shutty died from a shot above the left eye before a physician arrived.
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Wisconsin
Kohler
Wis
INS
National Guardemen
Kohler Manufacturing Company
Adjt
Ralph Kimmel
Sparta
Lee Wakefield
Shean
Engleman
Sheboygan
Ernst Zcims
A. G. Schmedeman
National Guard
Walter J. Kohler
Kohler Company
Pottery
Uniontown
Joseph Shutty
Footdale
Shutty
United Mine Workers
HCG
Frick Coke Company
Joseph Hernansky
Fayette County
Night Ball Arrives in Indiana Promoting City’s Metropolis
Enthusiasm runs high as night ball makes its debut in Indiana with a modern urban flair. The columnist urges readers to send signed letters by mail to be printed, inviting criticism and support, while noting that names may stay private if requested. Also mentions a social dance event at Club Camp Rest tonight.
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Chas. J. Brown
John A. McCauley
Bell Lownshin
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Mary (Alcorn) McCauley
Ethel Fleming
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Memorial Hospital
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Sykesville
William Fleming
Noreen
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A. G. Ecklund
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