Secretary Hull urges peaceful settlement over Almeria incident
Secretary Hull conveyed privately to German Ambassador Dieckhoff his hope that Germany could resolve tensions with Spain peacefully after the Almeria bombardment. He stressed the U.S. stance of non intervention and noted official concern over the attack on the Loyalist port. The move followed Spain's protest accusing Germany of violating international law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hull
Hans Dierkheft
Spain
Almetia
United States
Dieckhoff
Almeria
Fernando de Los Rios
Paris
Eden
Europe
Rome
Berlin
Germany
Haly
Kiel
Leipzig
Obituary notices from multiple deaths in Pennsylvania villages
Obituaries published for Mary Kunkle Rhea of Kidder and James Helwig of Danville, with details on birth, family, residences, and funeral arrangements. Additional items note deaths of Mrs. Lawrence Thompson of Vandergrift, Wilson Sheesley of Grant and Emlenton areas, and Mrs. Margaret Jane Boles of Washington Township, with surviving relatives and service plans.
Eight Quit Church Board Dispute Splits Presbyterian Mission
Eigh t members of the Independent Board of Foreign Missions of the Presbyterian Church of America resign after a vote opposing Independent Church governance. Resigners include Mrs J B Griggs and Miss Marguerite Montgomery, with several professors from Westminster Theological Seminary and others in Philadelphia Pittsburgh Richmond and Rochester. They state their view that independence undermines Presbyterian governance and harms the board’s mission agency. The church had separated from the Presbyterian church in the U S A a year earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Independent Board of Foreign Missions
The
Presbyterian Church of America
J. B. Griggs
Pittsburgh
Marguerite Montgomery
Rochester
A. L. Berry
Richmond
Mary W. Stewart
Presbyterian Foreign Missions
Presbyterian Church
Ju. S.A
Services for Mrs. J. W. McCreight Held at Elderton
The body will be removed to the Clark Funeral Home at Elderton by 10:00 a.m. Wednesday for services at 2:00 p.m. with Rev. George Elgin presiding. Burial follows in Elderton Cemetery.
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Jacksonville
Illinois
Missouri
Kidder Methodist Episcopal Church
Yount
Homer City
C. S. Kunkle
Samuel Hill
Oakland Cemetery
Lawrence K. Thompson
Vandergrift
Ella Thompson Hutton
Indiana
J. Wilson Sheesley
D. Ferrier
Montgomery Township
Grant Township
George Sheesey
George Sheesley
Baltimore
John E. Sheestey
Hillsdale
Alonzo K. Sheesley
Cherry Tree
Ferrier
Emlenton
J. W. McCreight
Clark Funeral Home
Elderton
George Elgin
Elderton Cemetery
Drunken driving arrests twice on same highway four years apart
Wilbur Marsh, 26, of Strangford, was arrested on the William Penn Highway in Blairsville for drunken driving. A Blairsville physician pronounced him intoxicated, and he was held for court in Indiana County Jail in default of bond after appearing before Justice Gere Danahey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
Gere Danahey
Indiana County
Wilbur Marsh
Strangford
William Penn Highway
Blairsville
Albert Cummings
H. E. Hollis
Offeers
John F. Wilkinson
Earle summons leaders in attempt to expose Goodrich flaw
Democratic leaders accuse Governor's Goodrich plan of blocking adjournment and pushing a costly relief program. Critics push alternative relief design while administration touts savings and cabinet restructuring to streamline unemployment and welfare aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodrich
David L. Lawrence
Commonwealth
Thomas 8
Stephenson
Pennsylvania Home Rule Association
House Welfare Committee
House
Earle
Lawrence
Pennsylvania
State Emergency Relief Administration
Department of Assistance
Friends of Home Rule
Woodside
Herbert Goodrich
University of Pennsylvania Law School
Wiro
Unemployment Insurance ‘Board
Unemployment Insurance Administration
Unemployment Relief Administration
Dauphin Republican
Jin Pis
Dean Goodrich
Tax Evasion Probes and State Legislation Dominate Senate
The article discusses intensified tax evasion probes after March collections fell 17 percent short of estimates and President Roosevelt urging Congress to focus on closing loopholes. It notes plans to expand investigations, potential recovery of revenue, and no new general tax changes this session. It also covers a Pennsylvania legislative push toward consolidating state police and liquor board powers amid debates on Home Rule and other bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Liquor Control Board
Earle
State Police
Highway Patrol
Pennsylvania Motor Police
Motor Fund
Crime Investigation Bureau
House
Senate
Liquor Control Board
Treasury
Roosevelt
Congress
Executive Branch
President Urges Congress to End Tax Loopholes
President Roosevelt condemns widespread tax avoidance as moral fraud. Secretary Morgenthau cites eight devices used by the wealthy to dodge income tax, including asset transfers to foreign holding companies and artificial deductions. He urges tightening rules and blocking depletion deductions, income splitting by spouses, and tax rates for non resident aliens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Roosevelt
Morgenthau
Treasury
Razor Slaying Blamed on Fall in Norristown Family Fight
Joseph J. McGinley, retired publisher, says Dennis A. O Neill fell on a dropped razor that gashed his throat during a family quarrel. He claims the attorney attempted to oust his wife Eleanore O Neill from their home in Norristown Pennsylvania, explaining the fatal incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis A. O'Neill
Joseph J. McGinley
McGinley
Eleanore O'Neill
Norristown
England Fumbles Through Debates Over Deutschland Bombing
Reports from Europe show Reich accusing Spanish fliers of provoking the attack on the Deutschland while she rested from patrol near the Balearic harbor. Valencia counters that British and French officials caution against a special League of Nations session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deutschland
Almeria
Reich
Balearicsland
Valencia
League of Nations
Geneva
Council
Great Britain
France
Velancia
Julio Alvarez de Vayo
Find This Girl and Get 500 Reward A National Search
Parents of Ruth Elizabeth Baumgardner posted a $500 reward for information about the co ed whose May disappearance from Ohio Wesleyan University drew nationwide police attention. Ruth, brown haired blue eyed five foot four student with a dimple, vanished from Delaware Ohio. her father Carl Baumgardner of Lakewood Orear planned to leave for Paris to address the Anglo American Press Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Elizabeth Baumgardner
Ohio Wesleyan University
Carl Baumgardner
Lakewood, O
Republic Steel faces picket crisis in Mahoning valley
Tension rose in the Mahoning valley as Republic Steel defied pickets attempting to starve out loyal workers. John L. Lewis called the South Chicago plant killings a planned murder. Riots spread to Canton and Warren Ohio with an airplane delivering food and attackers firing on strikers. four men wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Mahoning Valley
Republic Steel Corporation
John L. Lewis
CIO Chieftain
Chicago
Lewis
Republic Steel Company
Canton
Warren
Republic
Pontiac Strikes Over Rent Inflation and Readjustment Plan
Workers from Pontiac, including 200 landlords, withhold rents as a general readjustment plan. Union attorney Oolin Johnson says juries will decide fair rents while the committee targets a 62 1 2 percent average rent increase. Mayor Backus notes current rents seem high after comparing with distress rents during lean times. General Motors built 700 houses amid Pontiac's expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontiac
Barker
Oolin Johnson
Samuel Backus
Real Estate Board
Johnson
Backus
General Motors Corporation
General Motors
Russell to lead Johnstown flood correspondents
Johnstown Pennsylvania June 1 Charles Edward Russell a noted lecturer and author will head the Johnstown flood correspondents for the coming year Russell was elected president at the 48th annual meeting of the correspondents of 1888 who convened here on the flood anniversary last night J Hampton Moore former Philadelphia mayor and congressman was elected vice president and Fred J Heinz of Pittsburgh secretary for his 26th consecutive year
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Johnstown
Charles Edward Russell
Washington, D. C
Russell
J. Hampton Moore
Philadelphia
Wes
Fred J. Heinz
Pittsburgh
Tragic counts from county incidents report four deaths
Thirty six deaths are listed including four year old Asher Balsam of Philadelphia who fell down stairs in Ephrata. Edith Raglami of Homer City, 28, injured with back injuries when her husband Guerino Raglani 28 lost control on Pinchot road detour near Blacklick. Raglani himself suffered back sprains and possible rib injuries. State Patrol notes a crowded-off road incident as the cause and the auto was badly damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennypack Creek
Schwenkville
Asher Balsam
Philadelphia
Ephrata
Edith Raglam
Homer City
Indiana
Guerino Raglani
Pinchot Road
William Penn Highway
Blacklick
Raglani
H. A. Stephens
Corporate stock listings and market ticker cluster
Readable fragments show a dense roster of companies across sectors. Entities include Am Can Am Coml Alco Am, For Pow Am Rad and Sil Am, Tel, Chrysler, Du Pont, Eastman Kodak, International Harvester, Standard Oil, United Fruit, US Steel, General Foods, Penn RR, and many others. The text resembles a historical stock market page listing numerous tickers and corporate names without full context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Reduc Am
Can Am
Alco Am
Air Refin
Baldwin Lac Balt
Ohio
Bendix Aviat
Beth Sir Beth Steel
Ad Mach
Calumet
Hec
Canad Pac
Cerro de Pas Ches
Chrysler
del Lack
Douglas Aire du Pont
Eastman
Aulo
Gen Foods
Gen Mat
Gillette
Hershey Choc Hudson
Nick Can
Tel
Kennecott Kresge Leh
Val RR
Montgom Ward Nash-Kelv
Nat Biscuit
Nat
NY Central
North Am Packard
Penn
Phila RC
L Pub
Sve NJ Pure Ov Radio
Repub
Sti Rey Tod B
Sears
Roed Socony-Vacuum
Sou
Pac
Ry Std Brands Ltd
Cal
Ind Std Oil
NJ Studebaker Texas Corp
Time Roll B
Transamerica Unit
Alter Corp
United Corp
United Gas
Imp US Rubber US Steel
Vanadium West UN Tel Woolworth Curb Ark Nat Gas A Cities Service
el Bond and
Share
Penncoad Corp
Loss of life in Almeria climbs to thirty after German bombardment
Almeria Spain June 1 German naval bombardment of the port killed and injured many as debris filled the streets. Officials fear up to 1200 may be dead or wounded. hospital walls and most structures suffered. A hydroplane observer noted 200 shells fell with no fixed target, while many civilians sought shelter amid shrapnel and collapsing homes. American relief workers among the wounded. The Red Cross and Spanish Credit Bank Building were caught in the destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almeria
Spain
Germany
Gabriel Moron
Spanish Credit Bank
International Red Cross
Markets Report From Pittsburgh Livestock and Produce
Livestock prices rise with hogs up 15-25 cents and cattle largely higher led by steers at around 12.00 top. Calves and sheep show gains or steady demand, while hogs and cows show mixed moves across weights and classes. Produce demand moderate with apples and potatoes showing varied steady to higher quotations in Pittsburgh on June 1.
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Pittsburgh
New York
Ganos
Alabama Bliss
California Whites
Louisiana Bliss Triumphs
South Carolina Cobblers
Barrels
Odd Fellows Vote On Changes In 4th Brand Judge Sessions
Philadelphia June 1 4 A change in the number of delegates and the consolidation of four orphanages will be considered by Pennsylvania Odd Fellows at the 34th annual Brand Judge sessions June 6 to 10. The Judge has orphanages in Pittsburgh Meadville Sunbury and Philadelphia. C Paul Wagner of Williamsport will be installed as grand master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Odd Fellows
Sm4th
Pittsburgh
Meadville
Sunbury
C. Paul Wagner
Williamsport
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Wull
Mary Kunkle Rhea
Kidder, Mo
John P
Lillian Anne (Cochran) Kunkle
Donald Frazier
Hamilton
Song
Wilbert
Clifford
C S
J. E. Kunkle
A. L. Kunkle
Akron, Ohio
W. M. Kunkle
Kent, Pa
Charles Smith
Galhoun
James Rk, Helwig
Front ‘Street
Danville
Helwig
Lavelle
Harrisburg
P. B. & J. Company
Katie Helwig
Wilfred E. Helwig
John Samuels
Shamokin
Mary Kehler
Daniel
Samuel
Charles
Monessen
Grove Presbyterian Church
Wilfred Helwig
Margaret Jane Boles
Washington Township
William and
Nancy (Robinson) Bracken
McCreight
Elen Johnston
R. D
Sare Miller
Sheloca
Moorhead
Aessa
Ibiza
Balearic Islands
Mes, Eleanore O'Neill
McGluffey
Toa
England
Pattern Bureau
Sterling Place
Brooklyn
ODD Fellows
Bening Gazette
Indians Evening Gazette
Indiana Evening Gazette
Philadelphia Street
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