Indiana Woman Hattie Carter Dies at 6:20 PM
Mrs. Hattie F. Chick Carter, wife of Denver B. Carter of 354 North Wirth Street Indiana Pa, died at home Wednesday evening from complications of diseases. Born May 1 1892 in Mercerville Ohio, she leaves children Ora deceased Virginia Conner George Carter Hazel Crissman Audrey Flora a sister Flora Reeves and James Chick Dayton Ohio. Funeral at 2 PM Friday at home with Rev Parham of the Christian Church officiating and burial in Oakland Cemetery.
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Hattie F
Chick) Carter
Denver B. Carter
North Wirth Street
Indiana
Siloam Baptist Church
Crown City
Ohio
Carter
Mercerville
Ora
Virginia Conner
Smithton
George Carter
Hazel Crissman
Audrey
Flora
Flora Reeves
Gallipolis
James Chick
Dayton
Oxio
Parham
The
Christian Church
Oakland Cemetery
Europe on edge as Nazi threat tests Austrian stability
The article discusses Europe's potential for renewed war centered on Austria as Hitler rises in Germany and Mussolini warns against Nazi expansion. It recalls 1934 and 1914 Sarajevo dangers, noting Italy's refusal to tolerate a German foothold on Austria and the fragile balance that could spark conflict.
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Tip’s
Princip
Europe
Austria
Hitler
Germany
Dollfuss
Italy
Mussolini
Sarajevo
Serbia
Russia
Fat Stock Show at Pittsburgh Fat Stock Show at Pittsburgh
Reef cattle and sheep breeders in Indiana county are invited to the fat lamb and cattle show at Pittsburgh Stock Yards on October 17-18. Plans include a 4-H Lamb Feeding Club near Denton with six members feeding pens of three lambs to be exhibited and sold. Classes cover various lamb and steer categories. entries may be submitted by individual farmers. For details contact County Agent Warner or Lewis P. East at Joint Stock Yards Pittsburgh Pa.
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Indiana County
Pittsburgh
Denton
Muamville
Smicksburg
County Agen Warner
Lewis P. East
Joint Stock Yards
Europe on edge as Hitler’s moves spark fresh risks
In a tense review of Europe in early 1935, the piece notes Hitler’s Venice meeting with Mussolini and the Nazi leverage over Austria. It details the Saar plebiscite, the Polish corridor, and Danzig as flashpoints, highlighting misgivings about Hitler’s peace claims and the danger of a Sarajevo-like outbreak.
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Ment
Vienna
Brenner
Alps
Austria
Jugoslavia
Germany
Europe
Hitler
Venice
Mussolini
Italy
Dollfuss
Nazi Party
Sarajevo
International
Saar
League of Nations
League
France
League of Nations Council
League Governing Commission
Versailles
Jeader
Poland
Peland
Danzig
Danszig
Hermann
Poderjay kin deny visit amid tangled foreign crimes
In India Ivan Poderjay’s claim of arranging a visit by his missionary brother was debunked by Father Stanislaus Poderjay who said Ivan was married and had no knowledge of the union. Ivan faces murder suspicion in Vienna, while his second marriage to Miss Turverson remains unresolved.
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Caigutta
India
INS
Ivan Poderjay
Misa Agnes Turverson
Sunderban
Bay
Bengal
Stanislaus Porerjay
Ivan
Van
Vienna
Miss Tulverson
New York
Marguerite Suzanne Ferrand
Valher Poderjay
Poderjay
Father Poderjay
Jugoslavia
Hitler seeks peace as gains pause across Europe
Rauschning notes Hitler repeatedly paused aggression at key points such as Austria the Saar the Polish corridor and Danzig. He suggests Hitler does not seek pacifism but needs peace to stabilize rearmament and foreign aims, after earlier rapid expansion plans were scaled back.
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Rauschning
Warsaw
Danzig
Hitler
Germany
Sarajevo
Austria
Saar
Reich
John Dillinger at Ball Game Incident Recalled
In Crown Point, at a local ball game, John Dillinger faced recognition and laughed off the moment. From a garage near the jail, he later staged a famous escape, briefly holding Sheriff Lilian Hale Jey’s war and prompting a tense scene as fans rose during the seventh inning stretch.
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Volk
Crown Point
Dillinger
Lilian Hale Jey
Willinger
Killer's Bride Norma Millen Found Guilty
Norma Millen was found guilty of murder in a case tied to the Neecham bank slayings. Shortly before 1 a.m. jurors returned the verdict as she was escorted back to Dedham jail. Her husband Morton Millen awaits a possible appeal in the same facility, having faced a prior first degree murder verdict.
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Morton Millen
Irving
Abe Faber
Neecham Bank
Norma
Dedham
Morton
Arrested for Pointing Gun in Hillsdale Hearing
Mrs Erma Treece Mays 30 of Hillsdale was arrested after evading capture for over a month for felonious painting of firearms threats toward a constable with a sawed-off shotgun. She posted $500 bond for a July 5 preliminary hearing in Indiana. The case ties to the arrest of Lawrence Myers 45 of Altoona on forgery and fraudulent checks warrants.
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Erma Treece Mays
Hillsdale
Guy Fetterman
Indiana
Justice of the Peace
Walter H. Jackson
Lawrence Myers
Altoona
Harry EB. Koozer
Myers
J. N. Langham
Allegheny County
Dr Jack C Danks Completes Postgraduate Chiropractic Course
Dr Jack C Danks of 46 North Sixth Street completed a four week postgraduate course in Basic Technique held in Pittsburgh. Conducted by Dr Hugh B Logan of Los Angeles, the class issued a certificate of proficiency in the Art of Universal Health Basic Technique.
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Jack C. Danks
North Sixth Street
Pittsbburgh
Hugh B. Logan
Los Angeles
Cal
Logan
Danks
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania 4-H enrollment reaches 16397 members statewide
State College June 28 Four-H clubs in Pennsylvania report 16397 members this year with home economics clubs at 599 and agricultural at 6798. County breakdown highlights Fayette Erie Butler Bucks Crawford Somerset Lawrence Washington Luzerne Bedford Greene Mercer Armstrong Allegheny Cambria Indiana Westmoreland and Jefferson Potter Northampton Union Cumberland Lancaster Clarion Indiana among top counties.
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State College
Pennsylvania
J. F. Keim
Pennsylvania State College
Fayette
Erie
Butler
Bucks
Crawford
Somerset
Lawrence
Washington
Luzerne
Bedford
Greene
Mercer
Armstrong
Allegheny
Cambria
Indiana
Westmoreland
Agricultural Club
Jefferson
Potter
Northampton
Union
Cumberland
Lancaster
Clarion
Licenses Issued for New Year in County
Fifteen liquor licenses have been issued for the new year starting July 1 in the county. Applications pass through Karl Bath, deputy revenue collector. Licenses expire June 30, with more applicants anticipated this week. Blairsville, Rossiter, and Blairsville lead in issued licenses. list includes Balogh, Blue Bird Club, Blairsville clubs, Italian Athletic Park, Pavel, Bertolino, Golden Glow Club, Hanna, Sterns, Hotel Moore, Trunzo, Taylor, Wm. Penn Club, Madd en, and others.
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Karl Bath
Town
Indiana
Blairsville
Rossiter
Steve Balogh
Philadelphia Street
Blue Bird Club
Homer City
William H. Taylor
Wm. Penn Club
George J. Madden
Cherry Tree
Robert Henry Strachan
Indiana Country Club
Andy Dimeo
British debt stalemate across Allies and US inaction
Britain and France refuse new talks on settling debt while Germany withholds payments. Allies establish clearing houses to allocate balances to bondholders, sparking fear Washington would trigger a similar sequestration. The British stance centers on determining the amount to be paid given all circumstances.
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Britain
France
Germany
Brstian
United States
Washington
London
Paris
Carney Family Reunion at Fair Grounds Indiana
Carney reunion set for Sunday July 2, 1984 at the Fair Grounds In Indiana. Relatives and friends urged to attend and enjoy a social gathering.
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Fair Grounds
Indiana
Nex
Tennessee Valley Envisions Industrial Decentralization
In a Knoxville report James McCarthy describes the Tennessee valley as a valley of hope where federal planners push decentralization of industry via cheap power from the TVA. Demonstration areas will form fertilizer cooperatives and lure willing industries while offering farmers access to affordable land.
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Tennessee Valley
Valley of Hope
James R. McCarthy
International News Service
James
McCarthy Ins
Knoxville
Tenn
INS
Rutal
TVA
United States
Saddy
Cumberland Plateau
Dayton
Chamber of Commerce
Soddy
Tennessee
Sts
Norris Dam
Cove Creek
Wilson Dam
Muscle Shoals
Alabama
Chattanooga
Ona
Ttle
Johnson Attacks Darrow Report as Propaganda
Johnson labels the Darrow board report propaganda and a fabrication. He cites added wording libelling advertising as inaccurate, while H M C King says the clause was drafted before code approval and argues the dispute is among major New York department stores, not small retailers. King notes changes to loss limit provisions came after hearings despite retailer opposition.
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Johnson
Darrow
New York
King
Boy Killed by Senator Norris Crashed Car
Mandy Pa June 28 Russell MacMichael aged 9 was fatally injured when struck by an automobile driven by United States Senator George W Norris of Nebraska witnesses said the boy ran into the road directly in front of the senator s car which was moving at a moderate speed according to police report today
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Mandy
INS
Russell MacMichael
United States
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Traveling MGM Pilotura Studio Arrives At Ritz Theatre
The Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pilotura traveling studio reached Indiana after a delay caused by the chief chauffeur’s injury in Greensburg. Burgess and local car delegation welcomed the unit, which drew many fans as it parked on Philadelphia Street in front of the Ritz Theatre before heading to Johnstown for tonight’s tests.
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Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer Pilotura Company
Indiana
Greensburg
Burgess
Philadelphia
Ritz Theatre
Johnstown
Convicts Still At Large In Two West Virginia Districts
In Clarksburg area two convicts Austin Bond and Preston Sexton fled a Harrison County jail hospital room. a search widens for Bond, 34, and Sexton, 36, with Bond serving 17 years for a gas station robbery and Sexton 10 years for a roadhouse robbery. In Sutton, three inmates who killed Deputy Sheriff Earl Bland and escaped are trapped near Herald as armed locals and state troopers surround them aided by bloodhounds. one man bought groceries yesterday and officers hope surrender or capture comes today.
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Glarksburg
W. Va
Harrison County
Austin
Bond
Jarvisville
Preston
Sexton
Alabama
Elliott Keener
Dane
Herald
R. N. Rollyson
Bland
Rollyson
Clarksburg
McIntyre blanks Iselin as Copenhaver stars on mound
McIntyre earns the first shutout victory over Iselin with Copenhaver allowing two hits and fourteen strikeouts. Copenhaver sets a league record for fewest hits allowed. Guthrie returns to mound duties for Auto Parts Co. mushball and promises a strong stretch run. Night games may come to Indiana with planned lighting at Electric field behind the Indiana Sub Station.
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Merle Agnello McIntyre
Iselin
Copenhaver
MccIntyre
G. Davis
Indiana
Guthrie
Kiski
Auto Parts Co
Hulbert
Rube
Cicero
City Musicball League
Oakland Avenue
Indiana-PGH Route 110 opening parade and program
A new Route 110 will open linking Indiana to Pittsburgh with a short cut via Oklahoma Borough and West Apollo. The event Saturday June 30 includes parade, ribbon cutting, speeches by Beamish Fry Delbler Thompson and others, followed by baseball, roast, band, firemen parade and dancing.
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Indiana
Pittsburgh
Oklahoma Borough
Apollo
Westmoreland County
West Apollo Station
Washington Township
Okiahoma Borough
Orr Avenue
Main Street
Fyfe Hall
Richard Beamish
The
Commonwealth
Howard W. Fry
Ollie M. Delbler
B. H. Thompson
Sley Convicted in NIRA Violations Case
Harry Sley and Sley System Garages Inc were found guilty on 74 counts of violating the garage code under the National Industrial Recovery Act. The Philadelphia Atlantic City and Newark operations face up to 74,000 dollars in fines. Sentencing set before Judge Geo. A. Walsh as attorney Marshall Coyne plans motions for arrest of judgment and new trial.
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Federal District Court
Harry Sley
Sley System Garages, Inc
Sley
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Newark
N. J
Marshall Coyne
Geo. A. Walsh
Welsh
Roosevelt on Air at 9 30 Tonight
President to address a national radio audience at 9 30 p m Eastern Standard Time. Reported plans for a five man market commission include James M Landis as chairman of the Federal Trade Commission and Eugene O Skyes possibly joining the new communications body. The speech is expected to exceed twenty minutes.
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Market Commission
James M. Landis
Federal Trade Commission
The
Communications Commission
Eugene 0. Skyes
Commission
Obituary: Noria Dybata 15 Months Sagamore Girl
Noria Dybata daughter of Mr and Mrs William Dybata died at her Sagamore home this morning at 15 months old born February 8 1938 due to complications Survived by parents three brothers John Alex Samuel and one sister Helen all of Sagamore Funeral at Sacred Heart Sagamore Saturday 9 am Father Malinak Interment Sagamore Cemetery.
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Noria Dybata
Doris Dybata
William Dybata
Sagamore
John
Alex
Samuel
Peter
Helen
Sacred Heart Church of
Malinak
Sagamore Cemetery
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Moorhead
John Dillinger
Norma Millen
Astor
John Jacob Astor
Ellen Tuck French
Trinity Church
Newport
R. I
Tennessee Basin Project
Sen. Norris
Pgh
Oklahoma
Acrona River
N.R. A
Roosevelt
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