Aultman Youth Sentenced To Three To Ten Years In Workhouse
A 22 year old Aultman youth, Joseph Komola, pleaded guilty to larceny of a motor vehicle after admitting he robbed a store in Cadogan and stole cars from Indiana and Apollo. He was sentenced by Judge J N Langham to three to ten years in the Allegheny county workhouse, having been paroled last October after an 18 month to three year term. He explained he turned himself in due to hunger and weariness from roaming for work. State troopers found him outside a Briggs store in Brushvalley after a call.
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Aultman
Cadogan
Armstrong County
Indiang
Apollo
J. N. Langham
Langham
Joseph Komola
Allegheny County
Komola
Paul Smyers
South Third St
South Sixth St
Apollo Road
Sheloca
Smyers
Gadogan
Brushvalley
Briggs
Indiana
Church Burned At Heilwood In Early Morning Blaze
A Roman Catholic church in Heilwood was destroyed by a fire of unknown origin around 2 a.m. yesterday. The frame building, erected in 1911, suffered an estimated loss of 10 000 dollars, insured. The Heilwood volunteers saved a nearby home as the fire raged. Rev. Father Augustine Marzhauser serves as pastor following Rev. Father James Harder’s death last February.
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Heilwood
Hellwood
Augustine Marzhauser
James Harder
Bank deposits rise abroad during year after holiday
Washington March 6 The Federal Reserve Board reports that in the year since the bank holiday was declared demand deposits of reporting member banks in leading cities through February 28 rose by 1.402 billion dollars, time deposits by 55.10 million and government deposits by 1.381 billion.
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Washington
INS
Federal Reserve Board
CWA Payroll Report for Indiana County Week Ending March 1
The March 5 week payroll of the Co W A Indiana county shows disbursements totaling 5880.72 with 812 men and 3 women employed and 9,440.4 hours worked. Listed by area include Blairsville Montgomery Mahoning E Wheatfield Pine Supply and Glen Campbell with various amounts. Continued on Page Two.
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Co. W. A
Indiana County
Blairsville
Montgomery
Cherryhill
Mahoning
W. Wheatfield
Glen Campbell
E. Wheatfield
Pine Supply
Wheatfield
Wheatfield i
Wheathiet
Unemployed Relief Program Set to Begin April 1
Washington reports a new long range unemployed relief program will start April 1 with no cap on participants. Hopkins, federal relief chief, travels south to oversee rural rollout. At least 2,000,000 CWA workers previously on relief tolls may be absorbed, with work assigned to one breadwinner per family after local need checks.
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Washington
Harry L. Hopkins
Hopkins
CWA
Out nude nudists plan Mexican nudist colony at Jatay
Promoters in Hollywood California revealed plans to establish a ritzy exclusive nudist colony near Jatay, 40 miles south of Agua Caliente Mex, to attract tourists from across the border. The group aims to appeal to Hollywoodites seeking a semi secret area to roam.
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Agua Calien
Amer
Oyder
Jatay
Here
Hollywood
Cal
Army Bill Totals 279 542 505 As House Panel Recommends
Washington March 5 The annual army supply bill was reported to the House by the appropriation committee carrying 69 981 773 less than last year. Despite testimony from officers that economy bites, the committee recommended a total of 279 541 505 and trimmed the Presidential budget slightly.
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Washington
House
Johnstown Movie Violators Fined in Sunday Theatre Crackdown
Johnstown March 6. Two theater operators WV. H. Decker and Andrew Peterson were fined $13 each for conducting Sunday shows. Both planned to reopen next Sunday, continuing the local fight in the field of Sunday movies.
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Johnstown
Mar
WV. H. Decker
Andrew Peterson
Navy Building Bill Set for Swift Senate Approval
The administration’s naval construction bill proposing 570 million dollars to build ships and planes to full treaty strength was poised for final Senate passage today under a limited debate agreement. The plan funds destroyers, submarines, aircraft carriers and naval war planes over five years, with a separate 95.9 million for aircraft production and total costs rising from 380 million to cover NRA costs.
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William K. Hutchinson
J. N. S. Sta
Washington
Mar. G
INS
Senate
NRA
Thelma Todd Wins Divorce After Court Appearance
Thelma Todd, famed blond actress, appeared in Los Angeles court and secured a divorce decree from Pasquale De Cieco after testifying to cruelty. Her lawyer questioned her husband’s conduct as she answered yes to each point, and the judge granted the decree.
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Thelma Todd
Comedienne
Los Angeles
Pasquale J. de Cieco
Thelma
Davis in Penn a jail today
Dor mont high school senior Thomas A. Davis, 19, was captured after a jail break and returned to Pennsylvania to face a murder indictment for the shooting of Highway Patrolman Herbert Brantlinger near Bridgeville last September. He admitted to the crime and provided a route to his Dormont home. State police say a written confession was obtained before leaving Carlyle Illinois. The jailer warned of extra precautions at Allegheny county jail after the 24 hour escape.
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Pivesburgh
Mar
INS
Thomas A. Davis
Dormont High School
Allegheny County
Herbert Brantlinger
Bridgeville
Carlyle
Davis
Brantlinger
Dormont
Illinois
John McNeil
Three Conditions To Make Dollar Strong
Philadelphia March 6 The dollar could become the strongest world currency if three conditions are met says Dr Lionel D Edie former University of Chicago finance professor for the Guggenheim Foundation He calls for reemploying 6 million more workers restoring bank credit by ten million dollars and restoring a 10 percent profit margin for American business
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Lionel D. Edie
University of Chicago
Guggenheim Foundation
Edie
Long-Distance Wedding Shared By Denver Groom
Milton Goldstein of Philadelphia wed Burnice Bayuk in Wyngate Pennsylvania at midnight. A 2,000 mile telephone link connected the ceremony with Denver, where Mr and Mrs William Goldstein heard the vows as guests. An amplifier carried the words to the Denver attendees during the quiet ceremony.
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Denver
Milton Goldstein
Philadelphia
Wyngate
Burnice Bayuk
Pennsylvania
Bayak
William Goldstein
Truscon Steel Credits NRA for Growth in 1933
Julius Kahn, president of Truscon Steel, says NRA support helped boost business versus last year in a letter to stockholders. The company's pamphlet shows a 1933 operating profit of 1,480,008 and a manufacturing loss of 658,000, with earlier losses amounting to 920,905 in 1932.
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Youngstown
INS
Julius Kahn
Truscon Steel Company
Stoday
NRA
Millions Saved by Short Sale of Air Stocks
Washington March 6 The survey shows millions of dollars saved by shrewd investors including J P Morgan in aviation stocks sold before the air mail contract cancellations. Long sales yielded savings from 1 204 925 to 3 214 930 while short sales produced profits of 359 153 to 462 802 after broker charges. Names and figures for Curtiss Wright United A T Bendix Aviation.
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Eugene J.caoud
Washington
INS
J. P. Morgans
Richard Whitney
New York Stock Exchange
Banking Committee
Metzger Indorsed for Governorship by Ex-Service Men
The Hon. Leon D. Metzger secretary of revenue was endorsed for governor by the Ex-Service Men League of Schuylkill county at a Lakewood meeting. The group, representing nearly all towns, backs him as an ideal Republican candidate. Metzger, a former Indiana resident, has lived here with his family since attending Indiana Normal School.
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Leon D. Metzger
Secretary of Revenue
Ex-Service Ments League
Schuykill County
Lakewood
Metzger
Indiana
Indiana Normal School
Dillinger hunted as car linked to jailbreak found in Chicago
Chicago detectives and 3000 patrolmen hunted John Dillinger after a strait sedan tied to a Lake County jail escape was found near an Ardmore Avenue apartment. Officers were warned to shoot on sight, armed with belts of bullets and two sub machine guns. The chase followed Dillinger’s escape from custody and a car discovery that shifted the manhunt to the city.
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Chicago
Maren G
North Atte
John’ Dillager
Bak
Crown Point
Ind
Lillian Holley
Ardmore Avenue
Dillinger
Jon
America
Lake County
Lavas
Merchants Spring Opening Announced
Merchants announce a spring opening with new family fashions secured by Indiana migrants. Special showings and window displays begin this week on Wednesday through Friday, with additional displays planned for next week.
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Indiana Migrhants
Ater
Martha Oberlin Obituary Dies After Illness
Martha Jane Oberlin aged 28 died in a Pittsburgh hospital from complications. She was born June 17 1910 at Rochester Mills and lived there most of her life. Survived by parents H W and Luella M Oberlin and siblings D William and Evelyn. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm at family residence Rochester Mills with burial in Rochester Mills cemetery.
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Martha Jane Oberlin
Pittsburgh
H. W
Luella M. Leasure Oberlin
Rochester Mills
Miss Oberlin
Indiana High School
Slippery Rock State Teachers College
Washington Seminary
Oberlin
United Brethren Church
D. William
Evelyn
W. B. Tobias
Public Health Meeting At Indiana Host School March 8
The Medical Auxiliary of Indiana County and the Parent Teachers Association of Indiana will host a public health program at Indiana Host School on Thursday March 8. Dr Theodore B Appel of Harrisburg will speak on The Health Department and the large bavite. The County Medical Society the County Parent Teachers Association and the public are invited to attend.
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Medical Auxiliary
Tndlana County
Parrent-Teachers Association of
Indiana
Hell
Theodore B. Appel
Harrisburg
Health Department
Indiana P.T. A
County Medical Society
County Parent-Teachers Association
Women Democratic Club Tea Set For March 12
The Women's Democratic Club will host a tea on Monday at 2 pm at Mrs Elmer Ellis home 928 Church street Speaker will be Mrs Charles Ogle of Chambersburg regional director of the South Central District and federation president Miss Evalyn Wachob to sing The committee urges all Democratic women to attend the event chaired by the club secretary
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Women's Democratic Club
Elmer Ellis
Church Street
Charles Ogle
Chambersburg
Fifth
South Central
Pennsylvania
Federation of Democratic Women
Chambersburg Democratic Women’s Club
Evalyn Wachob
County Thrift Garden Meetings Across the County
County farm agent John Walter hosts thrift garden meetings in multiple towns. Notable stops include Hunter City Firemen’s Hall at 10 a.m., Black Lick Palmer Theatre 1 30 p.m., Blairsville Minstein Building 7 80 p.m., Indiana Court House 10 p.m., Salisbury Tow Hall 1 30 p.m., and Hiders Ridge High School 7 30 p.m. A spring opening by Pennington at 722 Philadelphia is announced with sailing displays Wednesday and Thursday. Rayburn Keeler of the Globe Tailoring Co will be present to greet his old customers.
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John Walter
Hunter City
Black Lick
Palmer
Blairsville
Minstein
Indiana
Court House
Salisbury
Tow Hall
C. A
Pennington
Phila
Sailngs Wed
Thurs
Rayburn Keeler
The
Globe ‘Tailoring Co
Saltsburg Man Jury Foreman Appointed to Grand Jury
Judge J. Ny Langham appointed George Hart as foreman of the March grand jury convened yesterday to consider indictments presented by District Attorney William M. Ruddock. Eighteen jurors began deliberations after instruction on duties and cost handling. Members include Lillian Auld Olive Dearmin Lot tie Flenniken Asa Farren Clarence Groft Robert Grosse and others from Black Lick Myland Wintondale Brushvalley Blairsville Sheloca Home Station Indiana and surrounding areas.
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J. Ny Langham
George Hart
Saltsbore
William M. Ruddock
Jwigo Langham
Lillian Auld
Black Lick R. D
Myland Clawson
Indiana
Melvin Davis
Wintondale R. D
Olive Dearmin
Brushvalley
Lottie Flenniken
Blairsville R. D
Asa Farren
Sheloca
Clarence Groft
Prince Bizvard to Wed Film Actress Erika Patzek in London
Prince Bizvard of Sweden plans to marry Erika Patzek a film actress in London on March 8 at Caxton Hall after filing intent to wed. He will renounce succession rights. the wedding follows royal family opposition and Duke of Connaught’s initial stance, amid rumors linking the prince to Greta Garbo.
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London
Prince Bizvard
Sweden
Erika Patack
Patzel
Caxton Hall
Gustaf
Duke of Connaught
Miss Patzek
Greta Garbo
Sigvard
Erika
Berlin
Folke Bernadotte
Princess Margaret of Connaught
Aluminum Strike Likely Settled After Talks In Pa
Settlement of the Aluminum Company of America strike at New Kensington and plants in Arnold and Logans Ferry hinged on union discussions with company officials. Unionists sought a check off system before ending the holiday. Strikers were ready to accept an 11 percent wage increase based on August 1 schedules, with a compromise possible.
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New Kensington
Aluminum Company of America
Arnold and
Logans Ferry
Operetta H. M. S. Pinafore at High School
The High School will present H. M. S. Pinafore in the auditorium on March 9 at 8 15 p m Tickets are on sale now from music department members Reserved seats go on sale at 8 o clock Thursday morning in the High School office Vickers can be reserved by phone Phone No 868 Flan predicts this musical will be the greatest success of the year.
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Vickers
Flan
Indiana County Wards Cost Revealed for 1933 Budget
Judge J N Langham presented a report to the March grand jury detailing Indiana County costs for penal institutions hospitals and reformatories for 1933. Listed are Allegheny County Worth 41072.01 unpaid 1938 Ew r ex holdings and numerous state hospitals with various unpaid balances totaling 58099. Receipts from court entries and quarter sessions are noted, with page continued on.
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J. Ne Langham
Ternoon
Indiana County
Allegheny County
George
Polk Institute
Laurelton State Village
State Hospital
Insan Torrance
Wernersville State Hospital
Dixmont State Hospital
Selin's Grove Hospital
Passavant
Memorial
Danville State Hospital
Saint Francis Hospital
Frank Neff Again Heads Indiana Chamber of Commerce
The Indiana Chamber of Commerce held its annual re organization meeting last evening with all current officers elected for another year. Frank Neff was named president for the fourth year, A A Simpson was re elected vice president, A Graff was re elected treasurer, and Karl Ra secretary remained in post alongside secretary Raymond.
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Indiana
Gold price up in London market on March 6
London reports an international gold price rise of about four pence and a bar sale valued at £725,000 at the new rate. The rate equates roughly to $319 per ounce and $6,068 per ounce in American currency, with 265 bars announced for sale.
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London
Mar
Treasury balance report shows large government receipts
Washington report details the Treasury balance at 4.871 trillion dollars with minor variances from March. It lists Internal Revenue, customs receipts, and miscellaneous adjustments, noting balances as of March eight.
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Washington
March
Treasury
Shorter Hours and Higher Wages Face Opposition
Washington reports that Roosevelt’s conference on code authorities signals that shorter hours and higher wages will meet concerted opposition. Ralph E. Flanders warns a 40 hour week is a difficult adjustment amid 1929 production limits, while critics from New York fear wage and hour reforms may widen class tensions as the codes are debated.
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Washington
INS
Roosevelt
Ralph E. Flanders
The
National Machine Tool Builders
Industrial Advisory Board
Robert J. Wagner
York
Nationoes Beart
Wagner
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Dixonville
Florio Kluchorsky
Luangham
Penna
Ill
Allegheny Co
N, R. A. Helped CO
Truscon
Curtiss-Wright
United A. & T. i
Douglass
Bendix Aviation
Aviation Corp
Gang
Merchants
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Constitution Hall
Hugh 8. Johnson
OK Daiches
Head
Daiches
Martha Oberlin
City Hospital
Saltsburg
Prince
Langh
Grand Jury
Esterday
Talia
Frank Neff
Indiana CO
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