Britain May Delay Debt Payment to U.S. This Week
London reports show Britain will not meet the terms of the American debt settlement this fall. Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald’s cabinet met after a Washington message indicated Roosevelt would reject Britain’s token payment offer. Chancellor Chamberlain will outline Britain’s stand in the Commons later, with a June 15 decision not to renew payments under the original settlement.
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Harry K. Reynolds
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London
J. Ramsay MacDonald
Washington
Roosevelt
Britain
House of Commons
Chamberlain
Sanley
Kingfish Plans Weekly Newspaper in Philadelphia
Senator Huey P Long of Louisiana declares he will start a weekly Philadelphia newspaper within about a month. He says the paper will interpret new legislation and government affairs, carry no advertising, and be non profit.
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Washington
Huey P
Kingfish Long
Louisiana
Philadelphia
Long
Squealers Pay Usual Penalty in East Side Slaying
Apparent victims of gang vengeance found in a cheap Manhattan tenement. Three young men were bound with wire and gagged with adhesive tape. They were stabbed repeatedly and bore slashes marked as squealers.
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New York
Junott
Upper East Side
Father Hawe Critically Ill Pastor Struck Near Blairsville
The Reverend Father P. d. Hawe, pastor of Saint Simon and Jude's Catholic Church, Blairville, was stricken with paralysis while leaving Graff barber shop at 8 a.m. He received emergency care from Dr. Frank D. Glenn and was taken by ambulance to a Pittsburgh hospital. The physician says his condition is serious.
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P. d. Hawe
S. 8
Simon
Bipartisan revolt tests Congress over veterans pay
Washington June 13 The bipartisan revolt on Capitol Hill over veterans payments threatened to defeat the independent offices appropriation bill as conferees clash on the Connally amendment and House compromise. President would veto any veterans program harming the economy bill. Session may extend through the week amid tax and banking reform clashes.
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IINS
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House
Connally
Capitol Hill
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Congress
Independent Offices
Muscle Shoals in Youghiogheny proposed in Pennsylvania
Washington June 13 A plan to create another Muscle Shoals in the Youghiogheny river valley Pennsylvania was before the House today Tap Snyder ND of Pennsylvania introduced the measure to push action at the next session of Congress The project would cost 14 million dollars and be included in the public works program as part of the industrial recovery The War Department was asked for a new report and assurance
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Washington
Musela Shoals
Youghiogheny River
Poennsylvania
Tap. Snyder
Pennsylvania
War Department
Garden Club Flower Show Set for June 17 at Indiana Hotel
The fifth Indiana Garden Club Flower Show will be in the dining room of the Indiana Hotel on Saturday June 17 from 1 to 9 pm. A committees meeting is scheduled Wednesday at 8 pm in John Warner's office to report on proceedings. Exhibits must be entered 8 to 9:30 am and no entries after 9:31. Exhibitors may submit multiple entries, all grown by the exhibitor, with cups supplied by the committee for most classes.
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Indiana Garden “Club
Indiana Hotel
John Warner
Sidiang County
Spring Pool Fatal to Tots in Two Counties
Edward Gerald Riggens, three, son of Mr and Mrs Percy Riggens of Tunnnelton, drowned last evening in a three foot spring near home in Westmoreland. A second drowning occurred Saturday at a community pool near Bolivar, crowded with bathers. William Long, seven, vanished at 5 15 pm, his body found later in four feet of water after an apparent accidental strike. Fred Hammond, 24, Bolivar, investigated the water and alerted authorities. both deaths follow a heat wave that has already caused sun stroke fatalities. Funeral services Monday at Come-Lutheran Cemetery.
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Percy KD. Riggins
William Long
Stewart Long
Bolivar
Fred Hammond
Annie
Mairview Cemetery
Blues and Grays Meet In Vicarious Civil War Battle
PITTSBURGH June 13 INS Musketry roared and artillery boomed as 106 Grand Army of the Republic veterans reenacted Civil War scenes at the annual convention. Once youths, the veterans now age and face life without full strength while recounting memories to children.
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Pittsburgh
Grand Army of the Republic
One Gets Hair Three Get Lecture Kitwaning
A local woman accused two sisters of trying to drive a wedge between her husband and herself. In a violent confrontation on Templeton Street near the police station, the wife grabbed auburn hair in a tangle, and Patrolman Jack Herr intervened to break the grip as a struggle escalated toward a larger clash.
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Kitwanning
Thomas Norr
Templeton Street
Jack Herr
Mattern Heads For Nome On World Flight
Moscow June 13 INS Jimmy Mattern American round the world flier pressed toward Nome Alaska on the final leg of his solo globe girdling flight after departing Khabarovsk at 10 13 p m Moscow time heading over the Sea of Okhotsk toward Kamchatka before crossing the Bering Sea. Port au Prince Haiti June 13 INS Captain Erroll Boyd and two aides R G Lyon and H P Davis arrived there to finish their interrupted flight from New York after engine trouble forced a forced down at St Mare 44 miles away.
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Jimmy Mattern
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J. Erroll Boyd
R. G. Lyon
H. P. Davis
St. Mare
Weather Bouts Include Heat Wave Then Cooling Skies
Gusty winds surged through the valley after midnight sparking the season’s first heat spike to 98.5 degrees before easing. A high of 88 yesterday fell short of Sundays, with clouds darkening the sky and rain failing to arrive. Local observer H C Lorentz predicted cooler, drier conditions for the next day and a forecast of showers followed by fair, warmer weather with increasing clouds. The day’s mean temperature was 77.
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H.C. Lorentz
Bomb Explodes Damaging Buildings In Jeannette
A dynamite bomb exploded between two buildings on North Third Street in Jeannette at 3:45 Monday morning. No injuries were reported. Police from Greensburg assisted as investigators surveyed damage to a three story Tocco Brothers building housing a grocery and apartments and a two story O Rourke building with a Steiner family apartment.
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Jeannette
Greensburg Barracks
Tocco Brothers of
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Indiana Hotel
Indiana
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Tocco
Howard Steiner
Rear Admiral Speel Dies in Washington D C
Rear Admiral John N. Speel, retired, died in Washington D C last night. He was husband of Mrs Virginia White Speel. Death was sudden after a period of serious illness. Funeral arrangements have not been set.
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Virginia White Speel
Washington
DD. C
World Economic Conference Faces Debt Settlement Setback
London proceedings stalled as Britain signals nonpayment of 75 050 009 валют installment and Cordell Hull postpones his speech. Deladier demands currency stabilization while Jung and Ishii push for early gold standard moves and Smuts assigns U S responsibility for the conference’s success.
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Britain
Cordell Hull
Washington
Hull
Edouard Deladier
France
Guido Jung
Italy
J. Ramsay MacDonald
Viscount Ishii
Policemen Trap Diamond Kidnappers in Chicago
Chicago June 13. Police arrested two kidnapping suspects trailing wealthy diamond broker Harry Levinson to his home. Identified as Patrick Frayne 32 and Chester Eckert 28. Detectives found two revolvers two pairs of smoked glasses adhesive tape and extra huts in their car.
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Chicago
Harry Levinson
Patrick Frayne
Chester Eckert
Dr. W. S. Shields Recuperating at Home
Dr. W. S. Shields of Marion Center is recovering after illness at Shields Pharmacy. A Civil War veteran, he is improving. Miss Louise Carnahan, granddaughter of Dr. Shields, will graduate from Beaver College in Jenkintown, Pennsylvania, on June 14.
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WS. Shields
Marion Center
Shields
Louise Carnahan
Beaver College
Jenkintown
Indiana Board of Education Approves Local Supply Bids
The Indiana Board of Education spent much time awarding school year 1933 34 supply bids with preference to local firms. Miss Kathryn Boundy’s resignation was accepted and Lenora Sutter elected to fill her place. A ranking rule for seniors was approved to ensure fair placement based on years attended. The board authorized the building committee to work with musicball enthusiasts on an athletic field arrangement.
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Indiana
Kathryn Boundy
Lenora Sutter
Lutte
Norman Koonts
Koontz
Indiana High School
Still Probing Treasury Thef Fraud In Indiana
District Attorney William Ruddock announced ongoing investigation into the robbery of the county treasury last Thursday noon. He pledged to prosecute to the best of his ability as officers review all clues with County Detective Harry Koozer and state police. Fingerprint photographs from last Thursday are expected when state police return today.
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Mr. Ruddock
Counry
Harry Koozer
The
Gazette
Indiana
Plumville Boys Shine in Allegheny Meet at Pitt Stadium
The Senior Allegheny Mountain Association track and field meet sponsored by the University of Pittsburgh was held Saturday at Pitt Stadium. Plumville entrants Harold Tost and Eu placed high with a second in the mile and Piter third in the Junior six mile. Bon Ton awards a free World’s Fair trip to the winner, with 48 hours to claim.
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University of Pittsburgh
Gene Piter
Plumville
Pitt Stadium
Harold Tost
Euplaces
Lost
Piter
Bon Ton
World Economic Conference Opens in London
James J. Walker reports from London on the World Economic Conference opening at a new museum building with King George’s welcome. The crowd filled surrounding streets as delegates gathered, amid curiosity about the proceedings and potential new deals.
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J. N.S
London
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Geological Museum
King George of
Engeland
Ata
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