Cavalcante Witness in Reilly Murder Trial
State Senator Anthony Cavalcante testified as a surprise witness in the James A. Reilly murder case. The Fayette County district attorney’s ally defended procedures and disputed testimony about suspected police conduct during the Monaghan death investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Jaimettam
Anthony Cavalcante
Uniontown
James A. Reilly
Charles J. Margiotti
Senate
Frank C. Monaghan
Cavalcante
Fayette County
Reilly
Jacob C. Mauk
Margiotli
Margiotti
Stacy Gunderman
Anthony Sainte
Monaghan
John Wall
Sainte
Newton Steel Back at Work at Monroe Plant
Newton Steel plant in Monroe returns to operations after a strike. Officials report 95 percent production, 100 of 1322 workers on strike, with 25 returning. CIO organizer had warned of peaceful picketing. multiple barricades and a heavy police presence guarded the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Micholoneld
Newton Steel Company
van A. Bilmner
Chicago Cio
Newton
Republic Steel Corporation
Republic
Brant
Clacry H. Holloway
Republic Steel
Holloway
Mission Delegates at United Presbyterian Church Jubilee
The Women’s Missionary Convention at Fivel United Presbyterian Church drew crowds for talks on alien work and mountain missions. A Golden Jubilee pageant featured local women in period costumes and a dramatic message on missions. The program honored late missionaries, recalled global efforts in India, Egypt, Sudan, and Ethiopia, and welcomed new staff for Egypt and Addis Ababa while emphasizing ongoing support and retirement of long-serving workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary June Zucchi
Cranston
Rhode Island
Ray M. Davis
A. B. McClure
Fivel United Presbyterian Church
Women's Missionary Magazine
E. J. McLuckie
Bernice Campbell
Louise Rankin
Ralph Widdowson
Mission Lands
Mars K. Stewart
United Presbyterian
Beracha U. P
Flumville
Avas
Women's Board
Jean B. Morrison
India
Sara A. Moore
Florence D. White
Ethiopia
W. A. Matthews
Simnosko
Oregon
Nancy A. Hadley
Margaret. Campbell
S. E. Zwemer
John Giffen
Stillman A. Foster
Samuel W. Shane
Convention Church
J. D. Sands
J. B. Hill
Board of Directors
Margaret Fehlman
Emma Dean Anderson
Reba C. Hunsberger
Sialkot
Frances Patton
Mansura
Egypt
Mary E. Cole
Sudan
Robert W. Hockman
Ruth Beatty
Marjorie Faught
George Memorial Hospital
Addis Ababa
Hill
Hazel Anderson
Constance Harper
Stewart Named New GOP Leader in Indiana County
Dr. Stewart is introduced as the new head of the Republican Party in Indiana County. State representatives J Clair Sloan and J T Stewart express views on party harmony and continued leadership. The passage reflects a focus on unity and dedication to church and scenic appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
J. Clair Sloan
J. T. Stewart
Dr. Stewart
Republican Party
Indiana County
Basque Forces Claim Gains Near Bilbao Amid Fighting
Basque officials report a stiff counter attack near Bilbao with capture of a mountain near Fica and insurgents pressing in the Sumucia sector. Evacuations proceed from Bordeaux while authorities consider land routes as Nervion River guards array to aid the Basque government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiea
Bilbao
Sumucia
Lisbon
Santa Marina
Bordeaux
France
Pauillac
Lenin‘ad
Inander
Nervion
Fica
Cordoba
Arafon
Lewis Calls Out 9 500 Men In Steel Strike Turmoil
Earle, after conferring with Harrisburg officials, ordered extra state police to Johnstown where riot helmets and arms were ready. Troopers broke up a crowd storing a street car used by steel workers. Mayor Shields warned of serious trouble. Monroe MI mayor Knaggs cited 500 special police and American Legion members. CIO head Homer Martin and organizer Van A. Bittner spoke at a mass meeting amid tense national labor unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle
Harrisburg
Johnstown
Daniel J. Shields
Lynn Adams
Shields
Daniel A. Knaggs
Monroe
Mich
National
CIO
Knaggs
Frank Murphy
American Legion
Homer Martin
United Automobile Workers Union
General Motors
van A. Bittner
CIQ
Chicago
Contractor fatally hurt as funerals set in Ohio and Pa deaths
A contractor died from injuries in an accident with relatives in Akron and Ta digha. funeral services set for tomorrow in Robinson Funeral Home with burial at Oakland Cemetery. Across Pennsylvania, 19 persons died in weekend accidents including drownings, gunshot, hospital fall, and vehicle crashes involving individuals from Altoona, Ridley Park, Philadelphia, Scranton, and Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet McHenry
Tadigha
Ford Colman
Indiana
Calvin
John Coleman
Akron
Ohio
Edith Reeves
Robinson Funeral Home
Oakland Cemetery
Pennsylvania
Avomoabile
Altoona
Frances Jane Claycomb
Antonio Antolino
Antoinette Antolino
Cessna
Brent Hoenstine
Ridley Park
Edward F. Williams, Jr
Baldwick Locomotive Company
Philadelphia
Peter Pappas
Cambridge
J. Flannery
Samoset
Josephine Coonar
Pittsburgh
Nannie Jones
Bernard Amend
Wexford
Scranton
Andraw Nagy
Pennsylvania Observes Flag Day With Diplomatic Ceremony
Pennsylvania marked Flag Day as a legal holiday for the first time. Diplomats from Central and South American nations attended a dedication at the Betsy Ross shrine, with ceremonies at Independence Hall and a national observance at Gettysburg. Banks and state offices closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Betsy Ross
Benay Ross
Independence Hall
United States
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
National Youth Administration
Gettysburg
Lincoln
Multiple fatal and injury crashes reported across towns
The report lists numerous traffic accidents: Pont on the Moo sic Daleville highway killed a driver and a 16 year old, with a 15 year old seriously hurt. Others die or are injured in Chambersburg Allentown Devon Cambridge Springs Media Middletown Pittsburgh Mount Morris Philadelphia Williamsport and more. Police describe carrier collisions, drownings, and one shooting incident involving a five year old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devon — Hamilton Ballantine
Patrick J. Boyle
Cambridge Springs
Herbert Ferlin
Meadville
David Ross
Benjamin
Middletown
Isaac Lehman
Lancaster
Pittsburgh
Clyde Opichich
Scott Haven
Westmoreland County
Nicholas Opichich
Mount Morris
Clarence Justis
Frederickstown
Dunkard Creek
Philadelphia
Adalaide Newman
North Wates
Presbyterian Hospital
William C. Putnam
Schuylkill River
John A. Spotts
Williamsport
William Gegsley
Shenandoah
Beaver Lake
Wycoming County
Waterman
Anna Stuchell
Marion Center
L. A. Stuchell
Leopold
Stuchell
Indiana
Thomas
McDonough
Doyle Myers
R. D
James Wellen
Wonderstreet
Johnstown
Wellen
Indiana County
Justice of the Peace
Gere Donahey
Cherryhill Township
Homer City
Myers
Jennie Prug
Atwood
Paul Prugh
J. Moros
Dixonville
Ernest
T. B. McDonough
Moros
Pittsburgh Market Report June 14 Produce and Livestock
Markets report active potato demand with 50 car shipments. Cobblers from North Carolina priced 1.60 to 1.80 per 100 lb sack, South Carolina 1.65 to 1.75, Maine green mps 2.00 to 2.25. Butter steady, eggs rising in Ohio markets, cheese steady with New York full cream prices 26 to 27, poultry about steady with heavy hens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
North Carolina Cobblers
S. C
Maine
Mls
Ohio
Kentucky
New York
Clue in Parsons Disappearance Starts Civilian Searches
Reports from multiple continents detail the movements of Mrs. Parsons around the time of her disappearance. Police note contradictions with the account given by Mrs. Anna Kupryanova who lived with the Parsons. Howard McDowell, Parsons’s brother, flew from Los Angeles aiming to reach the kidnapers. A dress shop owner Bernice Lamb and her sister Lucy Naton report seeing a woman resembling Parsons in Manhattan on the disappearance day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
Anna Kupryanova
Howard McDowell
Los Angeles
Bernice Lamb
New York City
Senators Brand Court Message
A Roosevelt bill faces sharp Senate committee attack with a formal denunciation. Three Democrats King McCarran and O Mahoney urge rejection, arguing the measure undermines court independence, centralizes federal judiciary, expands political control, and lacks clear remedies for court delays or aid to poorer litigants. Senator Hateh cites possible amendments to render it constructive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page One
Hateh
D-Nm
Roosevelt
King
Utah
McCarran
Nevada
O'Mahoney
Wyoming
Judicial Department
Legislative
Executive Departments
Livestock Prices in Pittsburgh Market Report June 14
Hogs 2500 head with 1500 direct, steady to 10 cents lower. good to choice 10.50 to 13.00. small lot 43.25 asked, unsold. Heifers 10.75 down. good bulls 7.25 to 8.00. sows steady to higher, low cutters 4.50 to 4.75. Calves 750 steady. vealers 9.50 to 10.00. Sheep 900 including 300 direct, good and choice lambs 8.50 to 9.50. top spring lambs 13.75. sheep 5.00 down. The excerpt includes a biblical quotation from Luke 19:45-48.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Pickets Cheer As Fires Banked In City Mills
The crowd surged around western city mills as the picket line broke. Women and children joined men outside gates, shouting at workers below while about 80 state police watched from rails and streets. The scene marked the largest trooper presence since the 1936 St. Patrick’s Day flood.
Market listings show varied percentages across stocks
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous company names and price or percentage figures across the stock market section. Entries include Alcoa, Chrysler, Coca Cola, General Electric, IBM none, and many others with percent gains or category codes. The text resembles a ticker-like catalog from a newspaper classifieds page.
Wool Growers Sell Pool to Boston Firm
The Indiana County Sheep and Wool Cooperative Association opened nine bids, accepting the highest bid from R. B. Smith Inc of Boston. Wools will be received at the B. and O. freight station in Indiana on June 22 and 23, with delivery split by route and time. Members south of Route 422 deliver Tuesday, north Wednesday. dockage for tying and untied wools varies by inspection. Membership fees may be deducted from wool checks. Clayton Miller, secretary, announces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County Sheep and Wool Cooperative Association
R. B. Smith Inc
Boston
Masa
Indiana
Elderton
Shelocta
Strongstown
Clayton Miller
Obituary notices of Campbell Mottarn Miller in Blairsville area
Obituaries for ISOHN HL CAMPBELL of Blairsville aged 84, and MRS CAROLINE ZENER MOTTARN of Johnstown aged 78, and MRS LAURA MCOGREIGHT MILLER of Indiana aged 66. Campbell is survived by three sons and a daughter with funeral at the daughter’s home and burial in Blairsville Cemetery. Mottarn’s service at the Elliot home with burial in Marchand Cemetery. Miller’s services at Streams Funeral Home with burial in Oakland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isohn HL Campbell
John and Mary (Herron) Campbell
G. W. Campbell
Blacklick
John Mravener
Blacklick Road
Blairsville
W. D. Campbell
John Cravener
Betchworth
Caroline (Zener) Mottarn
Johnstown
C. D. Elliot
Wand Street
Marchand
Daniel Mottarn
Vernie Williams
Thomas Avenue
Myrtle Elliot
Wood Street
Alta Lloyd
Horner Street
Edna Ritchie
Rochester Mills
Jacob Mottarn
Mottarn
J. M. Zener
Indiana
S. T. Zener
Wilkinsburg
Sadie Gall
Annie Moot
Mary Zener
William H. Zener
Elliot Home
F. E. Hetrick
Bedford Street Evangelical Church
Marchand Cemetery
Laura McOgreight Miller
J. Burt Miller
Miller
First United Presbyterian Church of Indiana
Women's Bible Class
Women's Missionary Society
Hazel
W. M. Cosby
Washington, D. C
James W
Eliza Jane Blakely
Armstrong Township
James McCreight
Streams Funeral Home
Stillman A. Foster
Samuel W. Shane
Oakland Cemetery
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Fayette
William Lyon Phelps
Yale University
Newton Steel
SWANK
New Angle
Moorhead
Continent
R, L, Stevenson
Lewis
Betty Rosas
Leghorn
Alco
Baldwin
Chrysler
Gen Foods
Hershey
North Am
Packard
Penn RR
Phillips Pet
Sve NJ
Rey Tob
Sears Roeb
Cal Os Ltd
Ind
Std Oil NJ
Studebaker
Texas Corp
Indiana Evening Gazette
Philadelphia Street
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