Grandchild of President In No Danger
Reports of a kidnap threat against Sara Delano Roosevelt were denied by White House secretary Stephen T. Early after discussions with the President. James Roosevelt spoke by phone with his father to dispute Boston Post claims, calling the reports crazy and unfounded.
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Washington
JINS
James Roosevelt
Peter Sarah Delano Roosevelt
White House
Boston
Stephen T. Early
Early
James
Sarah
Lyetle Boars Head
N. Hy
Boston “Post
Sara Delano Roosevelt
New England
Roosevelt
Secret Service
Young Roosevelt
Cape Cod
Aged Woman Loses valuables in Wreck near Punxsutawney
Mrs. Anna Cheatam, 79, of North Point, was slightly injured when a car en route to Punxsutawney went off the road. She lost a suitcase containing $40, a pair of $15 glasses, a black satin dress, and a nightdress. a finder is asked to return the items to her.
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Punxsutawney
Anna Cheatam
North Point
Kane Company Raises Wages Ten Percent at Kane Shirt Plant
Kane Shirt Company in Kane increased wages by ten percent today affecting 175 employees. Orders are piling up at the plant and ads for workers have been issued. A clarification note from the Gazette states John D. Lewis is not authorized to contract in the newspaper's name and should not be confused with another Lewis in Indiana borough.
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KANE
Kane Shirt Company
Hold Driver in Flower Show Fatal Accident Plans Perfected
A 23 year old Black Lick man was killed when hit by a truck on the William Fenn highway near Blairsville. Driver Donald Eicher 24 Oliver Fayette county and passenger Carmen Gismondi 24 Oliver were intoxicated and jailed. The victim Arthur Marsh walked home from Penn View Summit. Flower Show plans in Indiana Hotel for June 17 study will include tea and music with entries including Polysantha roses and arrangements. Judges are J T Kissinger Homer City and Norton H Croose Ford City.
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Black Lick R. D. 1
William Fenn
Bairsville
Frederick W. St. Clair
Indiana
State Highway Patrol
Blairsville
Arthur Marsh
Donald Eicher
Oliver
Fayette County
Uniontown
Carmen Gismondi
Gismondi
Flower Garden Club
Indiana Hotel
Indiata Floral Company
JT. S. Kissinger
Homer City
Norton 11. Crogse
Ford City
Planes Hunt Killer Bandits in Missouri Bank Robbery
Colquimbus area police and volunteers joined by three airplanes hunted three bandits who shot and killed Sheriff Roger Wilson, 43, and Sergeant Ben Booth, 38, after robbing the Farmers and Merchants Bank of Mexico, Mo. Authorities believe the trio may be convicts escaped from the Kansas state penitentiary Memorial Day in a sensational break that released eleven felons.
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Colqimbia
INS
Roger Wilson
Sergi
Ben Booth
Farmers and Merchants Bank of Mexico
Kansas State Penitentiary
Green Township School Taxes Reduced in Classification Move
Through reclassifying Green Township to the fourth class, the district lowers the current school millage to 11.5 mills from earlier high levels. Since 1929, the levy has dropped from 18 mills to 11.5 mills, a total reduction of 6.5 mills or 36 percent amid rising government costs.
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Green Township
Yoal
Mattern Hops Off For Alaska City
Jimmy Mattern, American round the world flyer, left Khabarovsk, Siberia for Nome, Alaska, late yesterday on his second attempt to cross the Sea of Okhotsk and the Bering Sea to the Alaskan center. He piloted the monoplane Century of Progress from Moscow time 0 p m, 2 p m EDT, with advices received here today.
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Tokyo
INS
Jimmy Mattern
Nome
Alaska
Khabarovsk
Siberia
Sea of Okhotsk
Uering Sea
Alaskan Center
Mattern
Moscow
New Duties For State Revenue Department Expands Licensing
The State Department of Revenue gains aviation, beer tax, and boat licensing powers, with 1994 start for motor boats and a safety statute for vehicle owners. The department already touches taxpayers through tax collection, motor vehicle oversight, and highway safety, and now extends to air and water traffic regulation.
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State Department of Revenue
Commonwealth
Bureau of County Collections
Bureau of Institutions] Collections
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Bureau of Highway Patrol and Safety
Department
Bureau of Liquid Fuels
Delaware
Washington Deliberates on Veterans Economy Issue
Democratic House leaders meet behind closed doors to soothe the veterans economy dispute as the Roosevelt administration weighs a veto on the $680 million independent offices supply bill should the Cutting Steiner amendment accompany it.
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Washington
INS
House
Senate
Roosevelt
Thompson Kilns Reopen After 14 Months In East Liverpool
In East Liverpool Ohio on June 15 the upright kilns of the Thompson Pottery Company were lit for the first time in 14 months. The reopening boosted local pottery activity as district production rose over 10 percent in a month and orders piling up for a month began to be filled.
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East Liverpool, O
C. Thompson Pottery Company
East Liverpool
Italian Planes to Fly to Chicago on June 24
In Orbetello Italy an official says Italy will launch a formation flight of 24 army seaplanes bound for Chicago at 6 a.m. Friday morning unless weather changes. General Italo Balbo announced the plan today. The notice also mentions a vocal studio opening and a band concert postponement due to cool weather.
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Orbetello
Italy
Chicago
Italo Balbo
University of Chicago Chief Adviser Named to Labor Act Council
Robert M. Hutchins president of the University of Chicago has accepted chairmanship of the National Advisory Council to assist the Department of Labor in administering the newly enacted Wagner Employment Act.
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Robert M. Hutchins
University of Chicago
National Advisory Council
Department of Labor
Death of G A R National Commander in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh on Flag Day the Pennsylvania State Convention of the Grand Army of the Republic learned Captain William P. Wright of Chicago, 88, died in his hotel room likely from a heart attack after addressing a ceremony. Wright, former Illinois G A R commander, had come to install officers and spoke hours before his death. The veterans held their annual parade by automobile yesterday amid ceremonies closing today.
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Pittsburgh
INS
Pennsylvania
Grand Army of the Republic
William P. Wright
Chicago
Boys In Blue
Wright
Ilinois
Veterans of the Grand Army of the Republic
Coroner rules on Allison deaths in farmhouse fire
A coroner jury found that James H H Allison 77 and his sister Hester Jane Allison 74 died in a conflagration of their dwelling. The bodies were found amid the burning ruins of their Center township farmhouse after a morning fire on May 14. Neighbor Vernon Britton testified he discovered the blaze and the two bodies.
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James HH. Allison
Center Township
Hester Jane Allison
Vernon Britton
Allisons
Walker reports on Economic Conference at Geological Museum
James J. Walker notes in London that the Missing Persons Bureau briefly housed Secretary of State Hall and Chancellor of the Exchequer under one roof, stirring excitement as Mgr Chamberlain postponed his promised statement. The report captures ongoing proceedings and local drama at the venue.
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Muller
James J. Walker
New York
International
James J
Jimmy” Walker
I. N
Geological Museum
London
Missing Persons’ Bureau
State Hall
Exchequer
Mgr. Chamberlain
Salary Slash Tightens County Superintendents Roles
Governor Pinchot signed a bill cutting assistant county and school superintendents after the next school year and trimming minimum salaries by 10 percent for a four year term starting July 1 1934. The measure saves over 100000 in 1984 35 and limits assistants by county size, with Allegheny County alone eligible for the full five assistants. Jamez P F Chapman Joseph Weav er and D Lester Winger will continue in Indiana county despite the changes.
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Pinchot
Allegheny
Indiana Cowsty
Jamez PF. Chapman
Joseph 4. Weaver
D. Lester Winger
Fire Destroys Mt Union Reformed Church Near Kittanning
Fire today destroyed the Mt Union Reformed Church in Valley Township near Kittanning. The cause of the blaze was not determined and damage was estimated at 15,000 dollars.
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Kitvpanning
Mt. Union Reformed Church
Valley Lownship
Here
Say It With Flowers Optimistic Florist Reports High Business
Indiana florist George D. Jeydic says florists nationwide see a rising business volume, signaling an optimistic national mood. He just returned from Pittsburgh where he spoke at a Florists Telegraph Delivery Association meeting for Region 8 District E, where he was reelected vice president for the third term.
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George D. Jeydic
Indiana Flora Company
Pittsburgh
Florists’ Telegraph Delivery Association
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Leydie
Federal post office program eyed for Pennsylvania work list
Washington reports the Roosevelt administration ready to launch a 6 million dollar federal building program in Pennsylvania once given the word. The Philly courthouse leads the scale at 2.61 million, with numerous smaller post office projects across the state including Greensburg Hazelton Pittsburgh Aliquippa Butler Clairton Darby and more. Recovery funds and the conservation effort drive momentum after a halt at the start of the new administration.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Post Office
Greensburg
Hazelton
Pittsburgh
Aliquippa
Butter
Clairton
Darby
Towanda
Havisburg
Beaver
Euston
Ardmore
Bala-Gynwyd
Blairsville
Catasauqua
Columbia
Doylestown
Drexel Hill
Elizabethtown
Ephrata
Haverford
Honesdale
Lititz
Mahoning City
Manheim
Mount Joy
Muncy
Red Lion
Sellersville
Wayne
Ambler
Danville
Kane
Middletown
Windber
Ambridge
Rail workers plan protest over wage cut proposal
Chicago June 15 News service reports members of the Association of Railway Executives and the wall brotherhoods vow to fight a reported wage cut. Under current terms trainmen work under a 10 percent cut until October 31. Carriers must file notice by June 15 of any basic rate change.
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Chicago
Association of Railway Executives
Wall Brotherhoods
Mrs Pinchot Again on Picket Duty in Pa
Cornelia Bryce Pinchot wife of the governor planned to resume picket duty in Mahanoy City Pennsylvania today. She was to march with striking women and girls at clothing factories joining earlier picket lines observed in nearby towns.
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Mahanoy City
Cornelia Bryce Pinchot
Gov. Pinchot
Pinchot
Allen+ Lown
Treasury balance and June receipts report
Treasury balance as of June 13 stood at 271690031.70 dollars with expenditures totaling 8665798.83 dollars and customs receipts of 9307263.05 dollars. Round dance Friday night at Rocky Glenn Park is scheduled, with 249 participants noted.
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Washington
INS
Treasury
Rocky Glenn Park
She May Become King Zogs Queen
Baroness Franziska ile Janko a noted Albanian society leader in German and Austrian social circles is betrothed to King Zog of Albania according to Continental rumors. Reports from Vienna suggest a formal announcement will be made in the fall.
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Franziska Ile Janko
Austria
Zog
Albania
Vienna
County Forest Boys Make 600B
Indiana county sent the first contingent of boys to reforestation camps in Johns town Fort Meade and Hicks Run. There are 210 boys with 43 from Indiana county. Capt H Kloepfer oversees clothing feeding housing and recreation. A swimming pool exists and they seek secondhand baseball gear. Bell appeals for small donations with credit to recipients and delivery to Capt Kloepfer.
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Indiana
Johnstown
Fort Meade
Hicks Run
Clearfield County
Indiana County
Hugh M. Bell
Indiana County Emergency Relief Board
H. KM
Kloepfer
A. S. Cavalry
Bell
Reed and Glass duel over foreign debt reduction
Washington June 15 One of historys great debates looms as Sen Reed and Sen Glass accept a challenge to discuss whether wartime debts should be scaled downward. Reed argues for payment or default while Glass urges downward revision, each defending starkly different views on Americas role in postwar Europe.
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Washington
David A. Reed
Carter Glass
Reed
Pennsylvania
America
Europe
Jing
Pennsylvania factory work shows increase in May
Philadelphia June 14 Ins reports factory employment in Pennsylvania rose 6.4 percent in May with payrolls up 13 percent based on 780 representative plants employing 211000 workers and a weekly payroll of 3218000. The state’s activity high mark since 11 years. Since the banking crisis two months ago wage earners secured new jobs, lifting payrolls by 1,400,100 weekly. Delhi Inn tonight features Mona Loa Hawaiians led by Lei Eloni for rhythm dance.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Federal Reserve Bank
Shire Mareh
Sinc
Delhi Inn
Lei Eloni
Europe scores first victory in debt matter
Europe today claimed its first win in the debt dispute as the semi annual installment on foreign debts to the United States fell due. Britain paid 10 million dollars in silver acknowledging 75.96 million due. France and Belgium signaled further defaults. Partial payments would bring receipts to ten percent of 143 million. The debt issue overshadowed the world economic conference as Soviet foreign commissar Litvinov proposed sweeping tariff abolition to revive trade. The Bank of England issued guidance to banks and stock exchanges amid currency stabilization hints.
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United States
Ieal
Britain
Silyat
France
Belgium
Amelia
Mes
Oratory
Maxim Litvinof
MacDonald
Russia
Bank of England
Unseasonal cold damages crops across Western Pennsylvania
International News Service reports heavy crop damage as record June lows and frost swept Pennsylvania. Temperatures fell into the lower twenties in places, with a statewide low of 23 in spots. Crops including tomato cucumber potato and corn suffered. fruit orchards face losses.
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International News Service
Pennsylvania
Pennsylevania
Lsne
Fayette County
Indian Head
Pittsburgh
Mt. Lebanon
Meeting of the D. A. RR at Saltsburg home
The meeting of the D. A. RR is set for Saturday June 17 at 8 00 am daylight time at the home of Mrs Ruth Serene on High street Saltsburg Members with ears are asked to place them at the disposal of others who do not have a means of transportation
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A. R
D. A. RR
Ruth Serene
High Street
Saltsburg
Kelly Station Mine Robbed of $5,000 Losses Prompt Probe
A state police investigation targets thefts at the Kelly Station Mining Company property. Past idle status and reported depredations include copper wire, motors, armatures, tools, and a range of equipment stolen or damaged, with losses estimated near five thousand dollars and arrests anticipated as the probe proceeds.
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Kelly Station
Atate
Kelly Station Mining Company, Inc
W. G. Aye
Kittaming
Imachinery
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Blacklick
R. D
Oliver, Pa
Alaska City
Tyat
Phila
C. Buchheit
West Pointer
Altar
Frederick Gibb
Staten Island
N. Y
West Point
Delano Elizabeth Skelton
Toledo
Highland Falls
G. Alr
William Wright
Allison
Indiana Evening Gazette
Gazette Office
Jimmy
Kittanning
Blairsville P. D
Mrs. Pinchot
County Forest
Kingsbury Smith
Kelvinator
Dick Thompson
A. W. Mahon & Sansatore
Kelvinators
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