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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1939

Page

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Arson Attempt Endangers Four In Pine Township

Four people sleeping above a restaurant and bar on Heilwood Nicktown Road in Alverda escaped a fire started with gasoline and powder. Police investigated motives, finding no clear reason and noting the owner Michael J. Barton has long resided in Alverda with a solid reputation.

Alverda Heilwood- Nicktown Pine ‘Township Pennsylvania Arthur C. Wood Robert Graham Michael J. Barton Barton Fred Bakale Mary Bakale Ee Sfaff Pennsylvania Coal and Coke Corporation

Trout Stocking Planned in Local Streams by Indiana Fish Group

Marvis Stern of the Indiana Fish and Game Association announced 2,000 brook trout would be dumped this afternoon in Little Yellow Creek and Laurel Run, delivered by the State Fish Commission for stocking to two Yellow Creek tributaries. He added that 3,000 brown trout will be placed in Yellow Creek on Tuesday March 7 at 10:30 A.M. and invited sportsmen to join the stocking party assembling at Ewing's Mill.

Marvis Stern Indiana Fish and Game Association Little Yellow Creek Laurel Run State Fish Commission Strongstown Yellow Creek Stern Ewing's Mill

Hotel Fire at Queen Hotel May Claim 25 Lives

Halifax March 3 Firemen probed ice coated ruins of the Queen Hotel to determine the loss of life after an early morning blaze trapped sleeping guests and leveled two adjoining structures. Police said 25 persons were missing and feared more may have perished. four unidentified bodies were removed from the ruins.

Halifax Nova Scotia Queen Hotel

Robber Dared by Pistol in Philadelphia Bakery

Pretty Dorothy Matthews laughed when a man poked a pistol at her in a bakery thinking it a joke. The robber fled bewildered after the mock threat in a Philadelphia scene dated March 3.

Philadelphia Dorothy Matthews

Deaths of Mrs George C Cost and others in local obits

Obituaries note the death of Mrs Della Fleming Cost at 1238 Water Street after a heart ailment. Funeral at St Bernard Church set for Monday at 10 am. Also listed are Miss Genevieve Margare t Elrick of Blairsville, Horace H. Riddell of Lockport, with family details and service plans. Page two continues.

Della (Fleming) Cost Della Trends Coal George C. Cost Water Street Harry Christina Penrod) Fleming St. Bernard Genevieve Margaret Elrick Samuel Nellie Sylvis) Elrick Maple Street Indiana Hospital Blairsville Marie Andre Paul S Kenneth Elvick Blairsville Presbyterian Church Joseph C. Stuart Wil Blairsville Cemetery Horace H. Riddell Lockport Indiana County R. E. Keyser Johnstown Pennsylvania Railroad Company Mae Webster Joseph Riddell New Florence R. D Clarence Riddell Philadelphia Edward Forsythe Depry James K. Massey Pittsburgh Jennie Loveland

New Relief Boards Set Up After James Fires All o7

Harrisburg March 3 The governor announced tentative memos creating boards in 30 counties on paper at least ahead of expected resignations of Democratic appointees to his office. He did not identify the appointees or their counties. Six new members would join the state board of assistance within a week.

James Harrisburg Es Ae Sit Whlic Bis de Haan Rae

Discoverer of Tut's Tomb Dies

London reports Howard Carter the archaeologist who with Lord Carnarvon opened the tomb of Tutankhamen has died at age sixty six after years of illness. He dismissed the supposed curse as he had long warned against superstition. Carter found the tomb on November thirty, nineteen twenty two and his death recalls the fabled curse.

London Howard Carter Lord Carnarvos Carter Lord Carnarvon

Soffel Seeks State Supreme Court Seat Next Autumn

Judge Sara M. Soffel of Allegheny County announces she will run for the Pennsylvania Supreme Court. The first woman jurist in the state aims for the Kephart seat, pledging non partisan intent though a Republican. Soffel notes bowing to Governor Hirt’s Superior Court appointment and cites backing from the Pennsylvania Federation of Women's Clubs.

Pittsburgh Sara M. Soffel Allegheny County William E. Hirt Erle State Supreme Court James Hirt Soffel Supreme Court John W. Kephart Kephart Pennsylvania Federation of Women’s Clubs

Clues Sought in Garroting of 13 Year Old Girl

Oklahoma City march 3 7 officers prepare to question 100 relief workers in a search for clues to the brutal garroting and bludgeoning of Haselteen Black a slender 13 year old junior high school girl her body found in a park across from the brick settlement wearing pink pajamas and a plug.

Oklahoma City Haselteen Black Charles Ryan

HIRT TO TAKE HIS SEAT ON MARCH THIRTEENTH

Harrisburg March 4 A judge who calls the thirteenth a good date will take the Superior Court seat on March 13 when Governor James resigns and nominates William T Hirt of Erie to the 18000 a year post. Hirt, born May 13, first appointed Feb 13, 1929.

Harrisburg James Pennsylvania William T. Hirt Erie Asth Hirt Superior Court Committee On Ethics American Bar Association the Commonwealth M. R. O'Hara Luzerne County Fred 5. Reese Cumberland County W. A. Valentine Luzerne Pinchot NEW Justice

Park Question Meet Tonight

Proponents and opponents of Indiana County's plan to buy the Indiana Fairgrounds for a civic center will hear views at a public meeting tonight. The session, at 8 p.m. in the Indiana Courthouse, follows a 2 to 1 negative vote by commissioners. The Chamber of Commerce backs public acquisition under state law.

County of Indiana Indiana Fairgrounds Chamber of Commerce Pomona Grange Fairgrounds John B. Flenniken C. L. Campbell Levi Holick Commerce Chamber

Anti Fireworks Law Endorsed

Harrisburg report says Governor James backs restricting fireworks to curb indiscriminate use after six deaths and multiple injuries on the Fourth of July. Past failures and rising casualties spur two House bills as the Legislature weighs the best path to regulate distribution and reduce harm.

Harrisburg James George H. Earle

New Pontiff Pacelli Elected Pope Voices Hope for Peace

Berlin dispatch notes Nazi press mostly accepts Eugenio Pacelli as Pope Pius XII with a wait-and-see stance from German policy. Coverage highlights Pacelli’s political weight and past ties to Vatican concordat, while recalling Mundelein’s 1937 remarks and Goebbels’ Der Angriff critique.

Berlin Eugenio Cardinal Pacelli Pius XI Lokal Anzeiger Morgenpost Pius XII Vatican Nazi Germany Wilhelmstrasse Cardinal Pacelli George Cardinal Mundelein Chicago der Angriff Paul Joseph Goebbels

Miners Leader Outlines Planned Wage and Work Conditions

John Owens district head of the United Mine Workers spoke at a scale meeting in New Philadelphia on March 3 outlining aims for upcoming negotiations with coal operators in New York. He said the union will seek a six hour day five day week overtime at time and a half double time on Sundays and two weeks’ annual vacation, noting similar benefits exist in other stabilized industries.

New Philadelphia United Mine Workers New York John Owens Owens

Miner Hurt At Aultman In 14 Foot Fall

Andrew Mackey of Punxsytawney is in Adrian Hospital with a fractured pelvis from a 14 foot fall at the A. L. Light mine near Aultman. He tumbled from the tipple to the ground during an accident at the mine. William Harris was fined $38 for drunk and disorderly conduct after a police officer noted his horn blasting nonstop from his car.

Andrew Mackey Punxsytawney Adrian Hospital A. L Aultman Mackey William B. Harris Thomas W. Koat Harris

Mother In Jail Over Beating of Tiny Daughter

In Lewistown a young mother Helen Hoover protested from a jail cell that she did not want to see the man charged with attempting to kill her two year old daughter again. State Police said Paul Barrick beat the child at least 50 times and branded her with a stove lid. The baby Miriam Wolf born premature and nicknamed Rosebud remains unconscious with brain injury. hospital staff express distress over the case.

Lewistown Helen Hoover Paul Barrick Gray Barrick Paul Harrisburg Catherine Booth

New York Probes Kuhn and Bund Activities

New York investigators led by Commissioner William B. Herlands issued 10 subpoenas including one for Fritz Kuhn as part of a broad inquiry into the German American Bund and allied groups. The probe aims to determine if funds from sales of writings emblems and uniforms were properly accounted for under city tax laws.

New York Bund Fritz Kuhn William B. Herlands Herlands Kuhn

Milk meeting for Kittanning to form branch

A meeting to form a Keystone Milk Producers Association branch will be held at the Courthouse in Kittanning on Monday March 6 at 2 p m Producers from adjoining counties are urged to attend Beaver College appoints acting president Dr James Flt Money succeeds Dr Walter B Greenway who resigned due to ill health

Keystone Milk Producers Association Kittanning Beaver College Jenkintown James Ft.liott Money Money Walter B. Greenway

Sets His Coronation Date for Sunday March 12

Vatican City March 3 Pope Pius XII announced his coronation for Sunday March 12 in Vatican radio address. He urged peace faith charity and love of Jesus Christ while diplomats anticipated a perilous but hopeful papal diplomacy era. His accession followed a unanimous condolence vote by cardinals and he prepared to connect Rome papal properties to the coronation festivities.

Vatican City Pius XII Catholic Church Piug XI Sistine Chapel Jesus Christ Vatican Christ Almos' Sican Rome Vall Holy Father Giovanni Haustatini Pius XI Germany Nazi Germany Berlin St. Peter's Pontiff

Years Prove Mrs FDR Found White House Less Prison

Washington dispatch notes Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt over six years has shown the White House less of a prison than she predicted. She plans to christen a new Atlantic airliner and embark on a seventh year of paid lectures, traveling over 200000 miles since March 3.

White House Washington Franklin D Roosevelt Whit House Atlantic America Thug Aig

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