Baruch Becomes Unofficial Adviser to Roosevelt
Bernard Baruch has become unofficial adviser to the Roosevelt administration guiding official opinion during the World Economic Conference. He will access confidential dispatches and coordinate with the State Department and other branches, with Moley noting his status as an unofficial adviser, akin to a ghost adviser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard M. Baruch
Roosevelt
Administration
Baruch
State Department
Wilson
Washington
Mr. Baruch
Raymond Moley
London
Moley
State
Mr. Moley
Evangelist W L Davin Guides Marion Center Revival
A large crowd attended services in Marion Center as Rev W L Davin and his Bridgeville evangelist party led gospel messages and songs nightly. Churches and pastors support the union meeting which runs through next Sunday night June 25 with specials each evening. Afterward the party will travel to Canonsburg for a young people conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quita Forium
Marion Center
W. L. Davin
Bridgevine
Davia Ant
Canonsburg
Pittsburgh
Rey
Snake hunter, 16, shot in Franklin Township camp incident
Sixteen year old Harold Seigle was shot in the liver while snake hunting near a camp in Rickland Township. He was reported in serious condition at Franklin Hospital. The injury occurred yesterday as he and several other boys occupied the camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Harold Seigle
Franklin Hospital
Rickland Township
Church Defendant in Bankruptcy in Philadelphia
For the first time in U S district court history a church was the defendant in bankruptcy proceedings. Four banks with combined claims of 24,505 sued the Tully Memorial Presbyterian Church at Shuron Hill in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
United States District Court In
Tully Memorial Presbyterian
Shuron Hill
Wednesday Half Holiday In Indiana Stores Limited Hours
Indiana merchants voted to close stores on Wednesday afternoons from 1 p m starting July 12 through August 20. The half day rest tradition during July and August was endorsed to allow employee breaks and time for picnics and recreation.
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Indiana
Indiana Merchants Association
Kidnappers Still At Large In Wisconsin Minnesota Case
St Paul police pursue five or six abductors who released William Hammery a 39 year old brewer after ransom. A $20000 reward is offered for capture. Hammery identifies Verne Sankey as a gang leader linked to other kidnapings including Haskell Bohn and Charles Boettcher II.
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ST. Paul, Minn
INS
Aective
William Hammery
Northwest
St. Paul
Hamm
Theodore Hamm Brewing Company
M. F. Kinkead
Verne Sankey
Sankey
Haskell Bohn
Charles Boettcher II
Denver
Rotary Club Hears Abolity Panamas Topics
At the Indiana hotel, Pittsburgh's Stephen Q. Hayes gave an illustrated lecture on Equador and Panama, describing life and industry there. Irving Fisher led the program. guests included Buff Coleman of Hastings and Herman Wilhelm of Johnstown Rotary.
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Indiana Hotel
Stephen Q. Hayes
Pittsburgh
Equailor
Panama
Westinghouse Company
Hayes
Equador
Irving Fisher
Buff Coleman
Haston
Northampton County
Herman Wilhelm
Johnstown
Rotary Club
Associated Gas
Ard Electric Company
Kiwanis Discuss Insurance at Summer Meeting
Indiana Kiwanis members heard a program on insurance at Camp Rest last evening. Beryl L. Beaney of Equitable Insurance Co led the program with Hlmer W. Allison of New York Life Co assisting, stressing the need for insurance for every man.
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Beryl L. Beaney
Equitable Insurance Co
Hlmer W. Allison
New York Lifa Co
Convicted Financier Sentenced To Six To Twelve Years
Lebanon Pa June 20 Convicted on forgery charges involving 34106 dollars John C Bucher former secretary treasurer of the Lebanon Finance Company today was under sentence to serve from six to twelve years in the Eastern Penitentiary
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Lebanon
INS
John C. Bucher
The
Lebanon Finance Company
Eastern
Jimmy Walker Birthday Note From INS Reporter
James J. Simmy Walker, former New York mayor, reports on World Economic Conference proceedings from June 20. He jokes about his birthday as a milepass to friendships and notes the monetary commission chaired by Governor Cox formed two subcommittees on immediate and permanent measures, signaling focus on present and future rather than the past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dr. Walker
New York
James J. “Simmy” Walker
Geological Museum
Tonlon
INS
Humpty Dumpty
League of Nations
International News Service
Monetary Commission
Cox
American Move Toward Russian Recognition Possible at Conference
George R. Holmes reports from London that American recognition of Russia may advance before the U S delegates return home. Hull and Litvinoff’s presence promotes renewed relations as most delegates favor recognition on a suitable basis, aligning with Roosevelt’s policy.
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George R. Holmes
INS
London
Russia
Cordell Hull
Maxim Litvinoff
Stimson
Litvinoff
International
Roosevelt
Washington
Heiress Becomes Princess In Paris Marriage
Barbara Hutton of New York, heiress to Woolworth and other fortunes worth about 50 million, married Prince Alexia Mdivani of Russia in a brief civil ceremony in Paris. A church Orthodox rite is planned later in the week.
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Edward Hunter
INS
Sia
Paris
America
Barbara Hutton
New York
Alexia Mdivani
Russia
Woolworth and Post
Alexis
Sixteenth
W. and J Receives Cash for Poor Boys
Pittsburgh June 20. Washington and Jefferson College was bequeathed the residue of a 12500 estate for use to educate poor boys under the terms of Silas S. Brown late of Pittsburgh. Probate filed today. A trust fund was provided for his wife Jean B. Brown during her lifetime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
INS
Washington & Jefferson College
Silas S. Brown
Jean B. Brown
Bad Weather Delays Italy to Chicago Sea Armada
Orbetello Italy June 20 bad weather over the Alps again threatens further postponement in the take-off of Italy's sea armada on a staged flight across the Atlantic to Chicago. The flare-up dampens hopes for prompt departure and delays preparations at the airfields.
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Orbetello
Italy
INS
Alps
Atlantic
Chicago
Dodge's Ex Wife Wins Divorce Settlement
Marie OConnor Dodge receives a divorce from John Duval Dodge with a cash settlement near 825000 and a trust fund of 108000 set up for their nine year old daughter.
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Marie O'Connor Donge
John Duval Dodge
John Dodge
Detroit
Dodge
Pennsylvania Bar Association Opens Thirty Ninth Annual Convention
The opening session of the Pennsylvania Bar Association meets tomorrow at Bedford Springs to debate Congress authority to lower gold content of the dollar and constitutional procedure for hoarders. A committee report on federal law related to the Appalachian Coals decision will be presented, noting Appalachian Coals as a central sales agency for coal operators across four states.
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Bedford Springs
INS
Pennsylvania Bar Association
Association
Committee On Federal Law
Supreme Court
Appalachian Coals, Inc
Appalachian Coals
Southern
New England
On Trial for Using Taxpayers Gasoline in County Cars
James H. Tourley and C. Benz, former county officials, went on trial in Pittsburgh on charges of conspiracy to defraud the county by using county purchased gasoline in their private cars. The prosecution says gas was obtained from a station run by Edward M. Kenna, with three others to face similar charges later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitsburgh
James H. Tourley
Allerheny
Kenna
Express trucks start service from Torrance to Indiana
The Railway Express Company begins trucked express from Porvance to Indiana on the Pennsylvania line branch. Trucks will depart the local agency at 6:00 and 4:30 p.m. daily, connecting with east and westbound trains, returning to Indiana by 6:30 p.m. standard time, announced William M. St. Clair, local agent.
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Indiana
Pennsylvania Railroad
Railway Express Company
Porvance
William M. St. Clair
Thrown From Buck Board Causes Death In Venango County
Ol CurY June 20. IN3 A horse and buggy accident today killed Charles Adams aged 70, a Maple Mellon resident. He died from a broken neck after being thrown from a buckboard while taking a shortcut through a field. Surviving are his 93-year old mother Mrs Elizabeth Adams and four sons including County Commissioner H Albert Rairigh. The family plans to visit Woodlin Michigan for a week starting tomorrow.
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Cury
Charles I. Adams
Maple Mellon
Venango County
Adams
Bugsy
Elizabeth Adams
Flare Up At Conference Spurs American Debate
A flare up in the American delegation at the world economic conference sees Senator James Corgens demand a unified stand on policy amid ongoing disputes. Secretary Hull meets King George to discuss progress while the monetary sub committee approves silver resolution provisions but rejects broader use of silver as a world currency. Britain offers bilateral tariff reductions and reports suggest potential progress on recognizing Soviet Russia before the American delegation returns home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International
James Corgens
Michigan
Cordell Hull
King George
Key Pittman
Great Britain
Soviet Russia
Hijacker Tierna Held After Hospital Escape Arrest
Patsy Merno, 2, of New Alexandria, and Shirly Willrants, 22, of Youngstown, are linked to a state hijacking gang busted after Tierna escaped Torrance State Hospital near Blairsville. Tierna, armed with two guns, is under police questioning. 11 others also arrested as authorities say the network terrorized truckers on the William Penn Highway in Pittsburgh Blairsville area. A separate notice invites readers to a knitting dress show by Daisy O’Hare in Greensburg.
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Patsy Merno
New Alexandria
Westmoreland County
Torrance State Hospital
Blairsville
Caxeensburg
Shirly Willrants
Youne'stown
Darlington
Denver County
Tierna
Weslinosland
Greensburg
President Roosevelt Starts Sea Voyage Toward Provincetown
President Roosevelt sails from Nantucket harbor aboard the Amberjack II bound for Provincetown aided by a small motor. James Roosevelt hoists sails as the yacht clears Cape Cod with an easterly wind anticipated to reach Provincetown by nightfall if weather holds. The Amberjack II keeps a steady course amid coastwise sea lanes, replying to color salutes from passing ships as the vacation continues.
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Ship of State
Roosevelt
Cape Cod
Edward B. Lockett
SN. S. Star
iNs
Nantucket
Provincetown
James
Daughter Of Tenor Set To Wed British Scion in Ireland
Gwendolyn McCormack daughter of famed Irish American tenor John McCormack will wed Edward Pype heir to a prominent British family. Miss McCormack is a recognized singer and the ceremony is planned to take place in Ireland.
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Gwendolyn McCormack
John McCormack
Edward Pype
Miss McCormack
Ireland
Treasury Boosts Cash Balance for Public Works Drive
Washington report states the Treasury by June 20 held a cash balance of 1,008,099,000 for public works agriculture and relief programs. The surplus stems from over two billion in securities sales and regular tax receipts with June income taxes totaling 104,281,000 and miscellaneous internal revenue 71,483,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Kane student behind bars in drillnapping plot
Chester M. Victory, 18, Kane high school junior, is jailed in Smethport on charges of pointing firearms and aggravated assault after luring two women golfers Mrs. L. C. Pacquet and Mrs. C. H. Tomes into woods near Heading Highland Country Club to rescue a mythical wounded deer. He bound their wrists, marched them a half mile, then released them when the plan failed. both women were unharmed.
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Kane
INS
Chester M. Victory
Smethport
Young Victory
J. J. Allison
Victory
Kane Country Club
L. C. Pacquet
Highland C. C. C. Camp
C. H. Tomes
Herve
Lucerne Miner Stephen Hovach Dies in Indiana Hospital
Stephen Hovach 58 of Lucerne Mines died in an Indiana hospital at 7:25 p m yesterday from paralysis. A Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Company miner at Lucerne Mines he was born in Hungary and had lived with his sister Mrs Paul Kish for 20 years. He was unmarried and a Presbyterian. Survived by five sisters in Ohio Connecticut and Bridgeport Conn. Funeral Thursday at 10 a m at the Krish home, Rev. Harry C. Prugh officiating, Greenwood Cemetery. Also ad notices for gas ranges and trade-ins from Buchheit Bros.
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Stephen Hovach
Lucerne Mines
Indiana Hospital
Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Company
Hungary
Paul Kish
Presbyterian Church
Barbara Emery
Cleveland, O
Elizabeth Gulchak
Mary Garter
Julia Barrett
Bridgeport
Conn
Harry C. Prugh
Homer City Presbyterian Church
Greenwood Cemetery
World Economic Conference Eyes Eastward Shift
June 20 London reports reveal, amid dollar pound franc conflict, France and Britain hint they may pivot to eastern markets. Albert Sarraut warns Paris may build from colonies if US withholds currency stabilization. British press echoes risk of broader empire trade drive while US delegates remain firm on stabilization. Cordell Hull meets King George in tense prelud e to further conference clashes.
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George R. Holmes
INS
Chological Museum
London
World Economic Conference
Washington
Albert Sarraut
United States
France
Paris
Indiana Opens Baseball Season Tonight at New Field
The Indiana baseball club starts the season tonight at 6:00 against Commodore nine on the new Maple and Eleventh streets diamond near the former glass works. A meeting of baseball enthusiasts is at 8:30 p.m. at M. Co. A to recruit new members and collect season tickets.
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Indiana Baseball Club
Commodore
Momodore
Indiana
Maple
Eleventh Streets
M. Co
Indiana _ baseball club
Son Sues Mother for Auto Injuries in Uniontown Court
Oliver M. Taylor, 25, of Brownaville, sues his mother Mrs. Samuel E. Taylor in Common Pleas Court for $20,000 claiming injuries from an automobile accident involving her car. He alleges the trip with family members occurred in June 1932 and that the car overturned near Romney, West Virginia after which he received three weeks of hospital treatment.
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Uniontown
INS
Oliver M. Taylor
Brownaville
Common Pleas
Samuel E. Taylor
Brownsville
Young Taylor
Romney
W. Va
Taylor
Dry Leaders Set Slate For State Convention Ballot
Harrisburg June 20 Dry leaders chose a slate for delegate-at-large to the constitutional convention and for possible repeal of national prohibition. The committee of nine of the state prohibition emergency conference, representing 35 units, listed candidates including John A. McSparran and J. Horace McFarland. Others were Lila Black, Ralph E. B. Weeks, D. Glenn Moore, J. Audley Boak, E. H. Bonsall Jr., A. McGarvey, Dr. J. Henry Morgan, Francis Taylor, Minnie Karnell, Archie E. Driggers, Charles C. Ellis, and Robert A. Hutchinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Prohibition Emergency Conference
John A. McSparran
Lila
Black
Beaverdale
Pennsylvania Women's Christian Temperance
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Jimmy” Walker
Lothdon
Torrance
H. Albert Rairigh
Rairigh
N. A. Rairigh
Tierno
Patsy Tierno
Torrance Hospital
Tioga
Daisy O'Hare
N. 1Th St
Lucerne
Ini
Sat
Buchheit Bros
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