Bloody battle rages near Nanjiang in Shanghai area
The Shanghai front erupts again within a day of a proposed armistice as Chinese and Japanese forces clash near Nanjiang twenty miles from Shanghai on the Shanghai Nanking railroad. Japanese divisions push to attack after claims of Chinese fire. Chinese command cites ceasefire but fights continue in zones where Japanese attack.
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Herbert FR. Eking
United Press
Shanghai
Nanjiang
Shanghai-Nanking
Wangtu
Nanziang
Yoshinori Shirakawa
Japan
11Th
Livho
Yantze River
Woosung
Farge
Liuho
Soochow Creek
Jemima White Critically Ill In Emporium Home
Word reaches here that Mrs. Jemima White is critically ill with pneumonia at the home of her son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Arthur G Logue in Emporium. Her son Herman White left for Emporium today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jemima White
Arthur G. Logue
Emporium
Herman White
Nurse Miss Rainey Dies in Spangler Hospital
Miss Caroline Rainey 37 of Barnesboro died of apoplexy at Miners' hospital in Spangler while on duty for Mrs. G W Stephens. A Barnesboro High School and Jefferson Hospital graduate, she previously led Hellwood hospital and later worked in private nursing. Survived by parents and two sisters, funeral Sunday at 3:30 p.m. at the Rainey home, interment North Barnesboro cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miners’ Hospital
Spangler
Caroline Rainey
Barnesboro
Miss Rainey
G. W. Stephens
Barnesboro High School
Jefferson Hospital Training School
Philadelphia
Hellwood Hospital
A. C. Rainey
J. D. Whited
Martin Boucher
Rainey
J. E. Jackson
Barnesboro Presbyterian Church
North
Barnesboro Cemetery
Girl Scouts Granted Meeting Space at Training School
Miss Campbell, superintendent of the Girls Training School on South Eleventh Street, reports an offer from the Children's Aid Society of Western Pennsylvania granting the Girl Scouts use of the Training School for meetings. Leaders listed include Mrs. Arthur Russell, Mia Roy Hughes, Miss Adama, Miss Doyle, Miss Katharine Kunkle, with Miss Rowland assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Campbell
Girls’ Training School
South Eleventh Street
Children’s Aid Society of
Western Pennsylvania
Girl Scout Board
Arthur Russell
Mia
Roy Hughes
Adama
Doyle
Katherine Kunkle
Rowland
Men’s Christian Workers League to meet in Homer City
A large Men’s Christian Workers League gathering is set for Sunday at 3 PM in Homer City First Methodist church. Indiana county men meet at 2:30 PM at First United Presbyterian to carpool, with cars provided. Evangelist George T. Stephens will speak and The Whites of Highland Park will perform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men’s Christian Workers League
First Methodist Church
Homer City
Indiana County
First United Presbyterian Church of Indiana
George T. Stephens
Highland Park, Sr
Mt. Union
Rev. Stephens
White
Chicago
Johnston Couple Welcome Baby Girl in Indiana Hospital
Mr and Mrs John Johnston of J Clymer announce the birth of a baby girl yesterday in the Indiana Hospital. The new arrival and her mother are doing nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Johnston
J. Clymer
Indiana Hospital
Business mood improves in eastern centers says Clapper
Raymond Clapper, United Press, reports cautious hope for improvement as he surveys eastern industrial cities. Business leaders note better sentiment and renewed hope, but little tangible activity. Officials see a softer hoarding trend, fewer bank closures, and fewer business failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Clapper
United Press
Washington
Mer
One Story House Destroyed by Fire at Second and Church
A one story one room house on the corner of Second and Church streets was destroyed by fire around 9 16 last evening. It belonged to John A Campbell and had been occupied until Wednesday by Barney McClements who was taken to Indiana Hospital for treatment that day. Firemen quickly contained the blaze and damage to the building was small. The cause remains unknown as there had been no fire in the house for a day. Traffic on Philadelphia street backed up as cars rushed to the scene and six car owners were cited for driving to a fire. they were released after officers warned them of the law. The Gazette to print license numbers as a warning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second
Church Streets
John A. Campbell
Barney McClements
Indiana Hospital
Philadelphia Street
Gazette
Kinter Files Nomination for Twenty-seventh District Seat
Harrisburg March 4 James L Kinter of Homer City filed nominating petitions as the Democratic candidate for congress in the Twenty-seventh district Other candidates filing were House Thomas Pealer Democrat Indiana Floyd Braughter Democratic Rochester Mills Lewis G Clark Republican Indiana Bar K E Hewitt Republican Indiana Delegates Lafayette F Sutter Indiana Democrat Mabel W Mack Indiana Republican and Harry W Fee Indiana Democrat
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Harrisburg
James L. Kinter
Homer City
Congress
House
Thomas Pealer
Indiana
Floyd Braughter
Rochester Mills
Lewis G. Clark
Bar K E. Hewitt
Lafayette F. Sutter
Mabel W. Mack
Harry W. Fee
Senior Indiana High School Orchestra Debuts With Noted Haydn Piece
The senior orchestra of Indiana High School presented its first concert in the school auditorium under director Marty A. Canfield. The program ranged from Ketelbey’s In a Monastery Garden to Country Gardens arranged by Grainer, with the Military Symphony by Haydn highlight. The ensemble showed strong technical skill, especially in the first three movements of the Haydn work, while the fourth lagged slightly. Shadows by the director and a woodwind quintet also impressed, featuring William Simpson, Harold Reed, Jim Elllis, Donald Litzinger, and Leon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Haydn
William Simpson
Harold Reed
Iam Ellis
Donald Litzinger
Leon
Treasury Balance Review and Local Ads Note
Treasury balance on March 2 stood at 354 802 632 06 with expenditures of 24 365 819 76 that day and customs receipts for the month ending March 2 totaling 1 746 728 64. Nearby notices promote Indiana basketball with Indiana vs Clearfield and local ads for ice cream and a new Ohmer Cash Register display at Henry Hall’s Store.
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Washington
Mar
Treasury
Ohmer
Henry Hall
March Parade of Hits at Ritz Theatre Opens With Maker of May
Ritz Theatre presents the March Parade of Hits featuring Maker of May with Jack Molt and Joan Marsh. The two week lineup includes Men in Life with Charles Bickford and Lois Moran, and Impatient Maiden with Lew Ayres and Mae Clark, plus Fireman Save My Child and The Champ. Other titles on the boards include Murders in the Rue Morgue, High Pressure, Possessed, Komna, Business and Pleasure, Mell Divers, and After Tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritz Theatre
M-G-M
Metro Pictures
Jack Molt
Joan Marsh
Charles Bickford
Lois Moran
Lew Ayres
Mae Clark
Jon BR. Brown
the Champ
Wally Beery
Jackie Cooper
Rue Morgue
Bela Lugosi
William Powell
Joan Crawford
Marie Dressler
Developments In Stewart Case Reported No New Leads
District Attorney William Rud dock and County Detective Harry Koozer reported at noon that nothing new had been uncovered in the murder of Mrs Ruth Stewart. Police and investigators have worked day and night since Sunday, but the killer remains unknown and the gun and cartridges were not found. Mrs Stewart died. Wilfred Stewart is recovering at Indiana hospital. Clues from Detroit yielded nothing of value so far.
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William Ruddock
Harry Koozer
Mrai
Ruth Stewart
Stewart
Wilfred Stewart
Indiana
Detroit
Welfare Association Of Indiana County Action Meeting
The Welfare Association of Indiana county met at the president John W. Warner's Court House office. Mrs James W Mack was named chairman of the Employment Committee to secure local jobs with service clubs and borough officials. Plans include garden plots across town for those without land and adjusted secretary hours 8 to 12 and 1 to 4:30 daily. Also notes upcoming steak suppers at Episcopal Church and M K Church with ticket prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welfare Association of
Indiana County
John W. Warner
Court House
James W. Mack
Three Services Clubs
Chamber of Commerce
Civic Club
Indiana
Father hopeful of ransom for kidnapped James Dejute Jr
A wealthy contractor in Niles believes a direct deal may be negotiated for the safe return of his 12 year old son James Dejute Jr who was kidnapped on the way to school. Police arrested a suspect in Youngstown while eyewitnesses failed to identify him. The father remained hopeful and calm despite the tension as authorities plan further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niles
James Dejute, Jr
Youngstown
Dejute, Sr
McCreary Tire Opens Car and Truck Service Dept
The McCreary Tire and Rubber Company announces the inauguration of a servicing department for cars and trucks. The new addition will be ready for occupancy at noon within a week, and tires are now sold direct at factory prices alongside the wholesale department, placing the firm on a strong foundation for a fine year of business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCreary Tire & Rubber Company
McArenry Company
Russell Maps Municipal Reform Tour Across Cities
local writer James Herbert Russell, assistant professor of political science at the College of the City of Detroit, reports extensive surveys of American cities with populations over 100000. He plans to extend research to Porto Rico, Panama and the Hawaiian Islands this summer to strengthen his views on municipal ownership and city manager systems. Known by students as Pop Russell, he has taught at the municipal college since its founding as Detroit Jr College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
College of the City of
Detroit
James Herbert Russell
Russell
Porto Rico
Panama
Hawaiian Islands
The
Mrinicipal College
Detroit Junior College
Einstein on Kidnapping Idea Sparks Social Critique
The note from Pasadena reports Dr. Albert Einstein condemning the Lindbergh baby kidnapping as a sign of "lack of sanity in our social development." He argued crimes reflect societal ills, not laws failure, and declined to detail his views further. He planned to sail home aboard the San Francisco to Antwerp via the Panama Canal with Mrs. Einstein.
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Leicester Wagner
Pasadena
Calif
Mar
Charles A. Lindbergh
Albert Einstein
Germany
Einstein
Lindbergh
Dr. Einstein
Col
Aeveral Ques
California Institute of Technology
San Francisco
Antwerp
Panama Canal
Reckless Driver in County Jail Involved in Wreck
Walter Miller of Dart Slope improves rapidly at an Indiana hospital after an automobile accident last Tuesday evening in which he was a participant. Mike Saldon of Sample Run, the car driver, is held in county jail on reckless driving and intoxication charges after the wreck just north of Clymer, per Constable Jack Dunlap.
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Walter Miller
Dart Slope
Indiana Hospital
Mike Saldon
Sample Run
Clymer
Jack Dunlap
Clymer Hawks to Broadcast Game from WAC Johnstown
Clymer Night Hawks players Dave Learn Robert Fleming Clair Menning and George Fleming broadcast from Station WAC Johnstown between 4:30 and 5:00 p m Monday March 7 with Blaly Wher of Indiana as announcer. An old fashioned pro blam will be given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Learn
Robert Fleming
Clair Menning
George Fleming
Clymer
Clymer Nighthawks
WAC
Johnstown
Blaly Wher
Indiana
Griffith Named an Inspector in Marion Center Borough
Judge J N Langham yesterday appointed Edward C Griffith as majority inspector for Marion Center Borough. J J Hurns, inspector elect, resigned the office. Natics do not purchase any more of the French Cleaners and Dyers Coupon Tickets after Marchath in Indiana county, Wrench Clequers and Dyers. 163x Basket Bail Indiana v3. Plearmey hentai f jo'clock.
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J. N. Langham
Edward ¢. Griffith
Marion Center
J. J. Hurns
Natics
Indiana
Plearmey
Lindberghs plead for child’s return in letter
In Hopewell New Jersey Col and Mrs Lindbergh issue a public appeal to kidnapers seeking direct contact regarding their child. They offer to meet representatives at any time any place and vow confidentiality while promising no harm to those involved. A $50000 stash of small bills awaits delivery upon definite contact.
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Hopewell
N. J
Col
Linebergh
Lake Seay
Ann
Charles Lindbergh
Tole
Lindbergh
Charles A
Ann Lindbergh
Newarkahi
Lindberghs
United Press
Authy
Ape Operated On Washington Baby Gorilla N'Gi
N Gi the baby gorilla underwent a landmark operation after pneumonia. Washington surgeons drained a quart of lung fluid using a makeshift table and steel tubing under partial anesthesia. Immediate improvement followed, though the animal faced possible relapse as further examination planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Washington Heral
Herald
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Nanziagn City
IRS
Heilwood Hospital
Spangler Hospital
James Willis
E. E
Mrs
Melissa Willis
Salineville
Melisa Willis
L. C. Willis
Jefferson Street
Steubenville
Willis
Ralph
Victor
Latinoville
James
Albert
McKeesport
Roy Mangus
Alfred Miller
Minerva
Mary Short
Thomas Beatty
Edward Beatty
East
Liverpool
George Charlesworth
Wilmerding
George Parr
Girl Scouts
NEA Service, Inc
Evangelist Stephens
Johnston
Kinter
Senson
Indiawa
Clearfield
Daugherty’s
P. R. BR
Fudd
Stewart Case
Auto Parts Co., Int
Rita Theatre Bldg
Luachson
M. Price
Epworth League of
M. K. Church
Clymer “Hawks
Griffith
Hope Against Hope Radio
Ape Operated
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