07 Mar 1931
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1931
Page
1
An elderly man was found with his throat cut. Olive Day, a former actress, is said to have confessed involvement in a criminal racket. Police report unclear details on the motive or suspects as investigators continue to piece together events surrounding the incident.
A fragmented local notice recounts an EMPF held at the Derry Rotary with scattered details about attendees, venues, and timing. The readable portions mention community figures, a possible meeting date, and questions about site access and safety.
Open Season On Husbands details a murder case with a verdict amid a heated trial. It notes the involvement of named individuals and the court outcome while describing the surrounding controversy.
A birth notice reports the arrival of a princess to the imperial family, marking the fourth daughter in the line of descent to the Nippon throne. The brief item names the mother and hints at ceremonial details, with limited legible text surrounding the event.
Fragmented OCR reads as a civic event in Cincinnati with flowers and a telegraph or wire report. Mentions a public occasion, a tower structure, and a gathering of people from Raesed Wirsen and Mimermbata with references to Deb areas and a national organization.
A driver reported his A. and P. truck robbed on a highway near Latrobe. The rear door was slit open with a sharp tool, allowing entry to the cargo area. Dean observed nothing unusual as the vehicle passed. Suspect riders were thought to be the Meepereons who allegedly robbed the truck.
A fragmentary report outlines Hoover’s renomination bid and mentions Prohibition stance. It references forum discussions, party lines, and potential rival views from La Follette era politics amid unclear OCR text. The piece hints at campaign themes and political strategies without clear dates or complete names.
Fragmentary OCR reveals a radio or theater notice listing speakers and shows. Mentions Indiana and a program with names and prices. Contains garbled words and damaged lines but suggests a scheduled event with a budget and show lineup for a local audience.
Mes J C McGregor of North Sixth street underwent an emergency operation for appendicitis at the Indiana Hospital late this morning. At one o clock her general condition was reported to be satisfactory.
Play off game to decide NL WoOPS LAST winner after Rey nioldsville beat Taedias in Section boat. Brookville floor chosen for its seating, expected large crowd. Indiana reserved seats, tickets on sale Monday evening at 7. Phone reservations before 4:00 p.m. Tuesday. Prices to be raised at game time.
The Legion holds a fine meeting with discussion of county issues and a hoped radius outreach. A commander addresses attendees, noting future public discussions and a parade. Details mention a comedy drama Paying the Fiddler at the UP. Groue ch. Vaasa M6 and 17th, Adie.
A fragmented Local Magician story notes a performer advertising tricks and material, with references to ads and names across entries. Mentions Fort Wayne, Indiana, and a mix of unclear phrases and captions reflecting page horology and ad clutter.
A church commission proposes modernizing marriage guidance and birth control recognition, aiming to influence the General Assembly before May. The plan includes sex education, divorce, and premarital examinations, with a focus on clergy oversight and social reform.
Boros cities will be given an opportunity to register complaints before a committee probes a service commission. The move aims to involve local governments in oversight and gather input ahead of the probe process.
Capitol notes describe an ongoing investigation committee era with hearings planned in Harrisburg and surrounding boroughs. The report references testimony expected from key figures, including inspectors and witnesses. Local officials and citizens are noted as observers of the inquiry process and its broader implications.
J A Nolf shows signs of steady recovery after an illness. Medical staff report improving condition and cautious optimism for full return to duties.
Walter Edward Furman age 25 died after falling about 20 feet onto a pile of bricks at a plant near Wehrum Indiana County. He was employed by M G til Son. Coroner’s report notes fatal injuries and lists surviving relatives including Mrs Edna Kingston and Isabel Furman. The incident occurred around 6:36 PM and witnesses described the fall from a hoisted area.
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