Arraignment in Pittsburgh Kill Case Of 16 Year Old
John Hanna Jr a 16 year old high school student was ordered arraigned on a charge of killing his mother in Sheraden near Pittsburgh. Detectives Ritz and Riddle outlined a tale of a shop where a gun and shells were bought two weeks earlier and the youth allegedly shot his mother in the barn after a party dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yppsburgh
John Hanna
Frank Ritz
Samual Riddle
Onde
Igles: e‘Hannas Jive In Sheraden
Pittsburgh
Sheraden
Pittsburgh Post Office
Owen
Sheraden High
Gar High School
John
Mily
Hanna
Ritz
Tim
Zioncheck Undergoing Test as Congress Winds Down
Representative Zioncheck faces a mental health examination amid reports that his wife has been advised to stay away during the inquiry. He dismisses concerns, joking about his sanity while recalling odd White House visits and a case of moth balls and beer bottles. A quip about eclipses closes the remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Zioncheck
Congress
Death for Lied Tonight in Trenton Gaol
Charles Zed, a Philadelphia gangster, faces the electric chair in Trenton on the same night as Bruno Hauptmann for slaying Camden detective William Felts. Zed’s lawyer urged pardons with affidavits claiming he was not present at the Camden house, but the court denied mercy for a second time.
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Trenton
N. C
Charles Zed
Philadelphia
Bruno
Richard Hauptmann
Camden
John A. Penn
Court of Pardons
Zied
Camden House
Wiliam Felts
Hoffman
Penn
Zled
Mais
Pennsylvania
Virgitta
Wealth's Scion Found After Disappearance
The Times reports Jay Webster, the financier’s son known as Theile, was living in a $5 a week Chicago hotel with Charles J. Fritz after leaving home to pursue job cash from door to door. He traveled via Newark, Ham burg, Johnstown, Pittsburgh, and Wooster before arriving in Chicago May 17. He earned a few dollars selling subscriptions and ice cream, weighed by meals and 15 cents car fare, and expressed reluctance to return home but planned to tell his father.
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The
Times
Chicago
North Side
Jay Webster
Charles J. Fritz
Fritz
Webster
Theile
Newark
Hamburg
Johnstown
Fittsburgh
Wooster, O
van Wert
Ohio
N. State Street
Hin
Rye Day School
Rye
Theie
Roosevelt Kin Love death by own action in Argentina
Robert B. Delano, a second cousin of President Roosevelt, died of a self inflicted pistol wound in Barranqueras Argentina. Police said motive unclear though reports cite broken engagement or undetermined reasons. Delano, 21, had ties to the Debruyn family and had studied at Harvard before working on a cattle ranch and a ginning plant project in Buenos Aires and Barranqueras.
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Resistencia
Argentina
Robert B. Delano
Roosevelt
Delano
Barranqueras
Critica
Buenos Aires
la Razon
Washington
South America
Harvard University
Debruyn
Vedia
Beunos Aires
Debruyns
Warren Delano Robbins
United States
Irene Debruyn
Warren Delano
Sara Roosevelt
Obituary notes for Dr J W Morrow in Marchand and other local obits
Funeral services for Dr J W Morrow 87 a Marchand physician of 63 years were conducted at Mrs H Brown home by Rev S Paul Weaver with the Erie Conference ministers. Born 1849 near Louisville he studied at Jefferson Medical College and never married. Surviving siblings and nieces include Frank Williamson Mrs Robert Elkin Edward Morrow. obituary of Alexander Johnston to run next issue. Sherman Ellsworth Devinney obituary notes, born 1864 in Blacklick, previously of Pittsburgh and Blairsville, long time Indiana resident, Free Methodist, survived by five children.
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S. Paul Weaver
Erie Conference
Jamestown
N. Y
Cochranton
J. W. Morrow
Marchand
H. Brown
Morrow
J. H. Murray
Loumbville
David Morrow
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
Hannah Brown
Dr. Morrow
Indiana County
David R. Morrow
Jennie Morrow
Catherine Williamson
Thomas Morrow
Frank Williamson
Robert Elkin
Smicksburg
Edward Morrow
Eletra
Texas
Sherman Ellsworth Devinney
Church Street
Paul Devinney
Philadelphia Street
Blacklick Township
Pittsburgh
Blairsville
Indiana
Free Methodist Church
Harry
John
Washington, D. C
Walter
Vandergrift
Paul
Mabel Rogers
Camp Meade
Obituary notices describe multiple local deaths and services
The notice details Agnes Wachob of Johnstown found dead at home from a heart attack, with services held at Bethany Presbyterian Church and burial at Grandview Cemetery. It also lists Agnes Wachob’s family, the death date and place, and that she was a widowed resident living alone. Additional obituaries mention Mrs Emma Hancock Smock of Albion, Pa., and her death after a long illness, detailing surviving husband Rev. F D Smock and several children, with services held and locations noted.
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Agnes Wachob
Agnes Wachab
Barron Avenue
Johnstown
David Miller Lyle
Bethany Presbyterian Church
Wachab
Emma (Hancock) Smock
William and Mary (Nesbitt) Hancock
West Lebanon
Albion
F. DB
Smock
Arethus
Sharon
Fern Dexter
Cochrenton
Homer
Cranesville
Paul
Erle
Philip
H. N. Hancock
Galesburg
W. C. Hancock
Martha
Eliza Hancock
Pittsburgh
Anna
Virginia Hancock
Pont A, B
Senate fights through conference on relief deficien cy bill
The Senate approved a relief deficien cy bill of over 2.428 billion dollars by 62 to 14, with 1.428 billion for next year. Senator Vandenberg lost his bid to dismantle WPA and shift relief administration to the states. The House inquiry into the Townsend old age pension moves forward after a former Townsend official alleged racketeers influence and revenues from the plan reportedly decline. Treasury praised rapid over subscription of a 1.9 billion cash appeal as books closed after a day.
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Senate
Senate House
Vandenberg
R-Mich
WPA
House
Townsend
Townsend Plan
Treasury
Speedy
Poole murder trial tied to kidnapping scheme evidence
The court heard testimony on May 12 as prosecutors seek to bind over 13 suspects in a kidnapping and murder case linked to Poole. Witnesses described Davis pressuring action, with notes of a rope seen in an automobile and a meeting at the hall.
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Poole
Chaud
Courtesemy
Ghaurtegurt
George C. John+ son
John B. Mitchell
Owen Rushing
Wifs Maércie
A. M. Altschuler
WPA
McCrea
Miss Lane
Lowell Rushing
Davis
John Harvill
Dayton Dean
Dean
Ervin Lee
Harvill
Lee
Revivals At Harkins Grove Thompson Evangelist Muir Preaches
In Harkins Grove Taylorsville Evangelist T L Muir preaches on The Holy Spirit Wednesday Daniels Image Thursday and The Test of Fellowship. Large Sunday crowds came from Marion Center Home Cookport Dixonville Commodore Buck Run. New seats and crowd arrangements added. invite all to these different revivals.
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Harkins Grove
Taylorsville
T. L. Muir
Holy
Pennsylvania House Debates Tax Bills and Appointments
The Democratic House named Andrews Burke Phiadelphia and Horst to a committee with Senate conferees Hean Montgomery Buckman and J Albert Reed. It passed a fuel oil tax bill 131 to 1 to fund relief and coal industries. An Old Age Pension amendment failed amid debate on federal Social Security alignment. Senate measures moved funds and abolished a delinquent tax office in Allegheny County. A proposed graduated income tax drew a referral to constitutional changes. A liquor tax move faced delay as revenues were projected modest gains. State finances opened with 1 348 897 in the general fund and a looming treasury strain despite governor flexibility.
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Furman
Andrews
Burke
Phiadelphia
Horst
Lebanon
Senate
Hean
Montgomery
Buckman
Bucks
J. Albert Reed
Washington
House
Sowers
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Motor Fund
Allegheny County
George L. Woodward
Philadelphia Republican
Committee On
ADC
McClure
Delaware
Shapiro
Senate Finance Committee
Administration
D-Lawrence
Finnerty
Cambria Democrat
John EB. Brown
Washington Democrat
Jones Assailed By Sen Hastings in Senate Attack
Senator Hastings blasted Edward N. Jones, Pennsylvania WHA administrator, as unfit for major posts. He cited a resignation as Pittsburgh police chief, a later investigation, and ties to Senator Guffey, asserting Jones resisted scrutiny while noting Harry Hopkins praised him as one of the best administrators.
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Washington
Hastings
HeDel
Senate
Edward N. Jones
Pennnssylvania
Shaw
Jones
Pennsylvania Works
Pittsburgh
Senator Guffey
Dpa
Harry L. Hopkins
United States
Unpaid Bills Highlight Pennsylvania Special Session
Unpaid bills total about 13 million dollars for schools and state aid, 3 million for the first sinking fund payment on a 50 million tax anticipation issue due June 15, and 2 million for rolls and other expenses. Governor Earle warned it would be an outrage to recess for party conventions until relief matters are settled as legislators face continued deadlock.
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Earle
House
Senate
Gray River Survey Bill Sent to Senate
Washington June 2 The House passed and sent to the Senate the bill by Representative Joseph Gray Spangler Pa Democrat providing for surveys of the tributaries cours e and headwaters of the Allegheny and Susquehanna Rivers The survey would consider regulation and conservation of the waters of the two streams in addition to flood control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Joseph Gray
Spangler
Nicaragua Fights Rebels Near Leon Fort
In Managua on June, Nicaragua's National Guard pressed an assault against the administration of President Juan B. Sacasa, targeting Acalasco Fort near the coastal city of Leon. The guard bulletin claimed peace prevailed elsewhere and former authorities were being removed by popular will.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Pim
National Guard
Juan B. Sacaag
Acalasco
Leon
Plans for 17th S Division reunion in Richmond
June 2 report details the 17th annual S 0 division veterans reunion in Richmond from August 8 to 9 with three miniature editions of The Bays offer Camp Lee weekly. Army navy cooperation promises naval air and mechanized demonstrations. Housing bureau coordinates rooms while volunteers arrange free rides and free museum golf and entertainment for attendees from Pennsylvania West Virginia and Virginia.
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Richmond
En Thonus
S0th Division
Veterans ‘Association
Camp Lee
Blue Ridge
Gibson School Reunion Set For June 6 Near Elderton
The Gibson School reunion will take place Saturday June 6 at the school west of Elderton. More than 200 alumni are expected. Cal Fry chairs the reunion committee James Stewart serves as treasurer and Mrs Frank Mulberger as secretary.
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Gibson School
Elderton
Cal Fry
James Stewart
Frank Mulberger
Landlady Receives Entire Estate From Infirm Tenant
Pittsburgh reports Mrs. Margaret N. Crow, long time landlady, inherits the entire $28,800 estate of Henry R. Harrin a former structural steel worker who had been invalid for 18 years. The will was dated in June.
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Pittsburgh
Margaret N. Crow
Henry R. Harrin
Harrin
Stock Market Snapshot of Major Corporations and Commodities
A dense list of companies and brands across sectors appears, naming stock market players such as General Electric, Eastman Kodak, Chrysler, Ford, IBM, AT&T, Bethlehem Steel, General Mills, Pillsbury, and Nabisco along with distributors, oil firms, and fabricators. The fragment includes percentages like 1% and 50% and numbers such as 198 and 128%, indicating market movements or share values, though context is limited. The passage reads as an inventory of tickers, corporate names, and partial figures lacking narrative.
Governor weighs Schwarzkopf bid amid Lindbergh case ties
In Trenton a political clash unfolds over the renewal of Police Superintendent H Norman Schwarzkopf who led the Lindbergh baby murder inquiry. State prison warden Mark Kimberling, once Schwarzkopf's deputy, seeks confirmation amid farm and women's group petitions and citizen appeals.
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Trenton
Not
Dune
Harold Gi Hofttan
Anthlelatir
Lidabéégly
Dedese iHd
H. Norman Schwartekopf
Sébseq Btata
Ned
Senate
Gol
Mark
Kimberling
Schwartzkopf
Matt
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Schwarzakopf
Kimberting
District No 1 Convention in Caovode Methodist Church
The 62nd annual District No 1 Convention of the Indiana County Sabbath School Association will be held at Caovode Methodist Episcopal Church on Thursday June 4. The program includes morning devotions at 9 30 led by Rev C A Waltman, music by Coyode children, addresses on missions by Miss Dora B Whitely, a convention sermon by Rev John K Geanlt, noon recess, afternoon devotions at 1 15 by D F Rinn, special music, address by Ella Boucher Black, president W C T A, more devotions at 7 30 by Rev Bert Jones, installation of officers, and an offering with music and a final address on Sabbath observance by Rev H C Carson of Gibsonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County Sabbath School Association
Caovode Methodist Episcopal Church
C. A. Waltman
Children of
Coyode
Dora B
Bert Jones
H. C. Carson
Gibsonia
Free Methodists Quarterly Meeting In Indiana
The fourth quarterly Indiana Society Free Methodist Church gathering occurs June 4 and 5 with 7:45 p.m. sessions each evening. Wednesday includes an official board session after services. Thursday features Love Feast preaching by District Elder Rev. D. O. Atkinson and Communion of the Cord’s Supper. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Society of the Free Methodist Church
D. 0. Atkinson
Three-Year-Old Scalded to Death in Punxsutawney Home
Francis Paul Duganier aged three was scalded Saturday in his parents’ Punxsutawney kitchen when he pulled a kettle of hot water onto himself. He died Sunday morning at Adrian Hospital. He is survived by his parents and seven siblings.
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Francis Paul Duganier
Adrian Hospital
Dickinson Leads Iowa Primary In Strong Republican Showing
Lester J Dickinson held a wide lead in the Iowa Republican Senate primary with 48 963 votes from 1 080 of 2 442 precincts reported. Former Senator Smith Wildman Brookhart and Governor Clyde L Herring trailed as results showed Democrats scattered in gubernatorial and senatorial races with delegates uninstructed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des ‘Moines
Jinal
Smith
Wildman Brookhart
Clyde L. Herring
Iowa
Hubert Utterback
U. S
House of Representatives
Nelson G. Kraschel
Richard Mitchell
Fort Dodge
National Democratic
Presbyterians Split Tensions Rise Over New Denomination
In Philadelphia on June 2 the General Assembly approved studying a better cooperation plan for the two groups. Dr. Donald G. Barnhouse of Tenth Presbyterian Church rejected joining Machen's proposed new denomination and urged continued loyalty to the Presbyterian Church while criticizing the Assembly. Barnhouse invited Machen to preach as a protest and withheld a $4,000 annual Foreign Missions gift until further notice.
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Philadelphia
Donald G. Barnhouse
Tenth Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
J. Gresham Machen
General Assembly
Barnhouse
Dr. Machen
Board of Foreign Missions
Machen
Independent Board of Foreign Missions
Syracuse
N. Y
Presbyterian
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Roosevelt Kin
Alexander Johnston
Mrs. Remey
Brooklyn
William J. Smith
Maude E. Westland
Charles A. Waters
Commonwealth
Sen. Hastings
Pennsylvania State Association of Township Commissioners
Harold C. Pike
Cheltenham Township
Montgomery County
Lynn G. Adams
Pennsylvania State Police
Capitol
Chamber
Thomas Kennedy
State Farm Show Building
Gibson
Adams Exp
Pow Am
Smelt
Auburn Auto
Baldwin
Ohio Bendix Aviat
Beth Steel
Beth Si
Borden Briggs
Cerro de Pas
Ohia
Chrysler Colum
Lack
Doug Airc du Pont
Gen Foods
Gillette
Gold Dust
North Am Penn RR
Phila
Phillips Pet Pub
Soe
NJ Pure Oil Radio Repub St Rey Tob
Sears Roeb Socony-Vacuum
Ry Spiegel My Stern Ltd Brands Ltd
Std
Oil Cal Ltd Oil Ind Ltd
Njay
D ‘Ax Corp
Transama
Aire Corp Unit Corp
Uni Gas Imp
Stesl Vic
D. F. Rinn
Ella Boucher Black
Free Methodists’ Quarterly Meeting
Presbyterian Assembly
Inter-board Commission
the Style Shop
Jmne
Over Hudson & CO
New York Stock Exchange
New York
H. Lloyd Fritchman
Farmers Bank & Trust Bldg
Todiana
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