Woman shoots former husband’s wife in hotel cafe
Mae Walker, 41, a Kansas City artist and suffragette leader, killed Mrs. Richard C. Burleson, wife of a U S Army colonel, in a cafeteria at a Jefferson Hotel. She refused to reveal her whereabouts and said she wished to see her mother as police questioned her late into the night.
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Columbia
8. C
aAngwaring
Mae
Masie) Walker Legan
Ahd
Galveston
Tex
Feria
Richard C. Burleson
Burleson
Col. Burleson
Frank W. Knowlton
Boston
Glate
Cody
Roosevelt speech frames farm path to justice on radio
President Roosevelt outlined a hard struggle to secure laws and programs that offer economic and social justice for farmers. He asserted farmers have progressed toward that goal though not yet attained. Secretary Wallace and Postmaster General Farley spoke, described as non-partisan, with Rep Hope of Kansas slated to respond on the N B network at 10:30 p.m. BSD.
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Wallace
Farley
Rep
Hope of
Kansas
Republican Representatives From the Farm States, Would Reply To Mr. Roosevelt
Jones Faces Turnpike Role Under Hatch Law Change
In Harrisburg a Jones associate said Walter A. Jones may give up the Pittsburgh turnpike chairmanship to run as the anti Guffey candidate for the U S Senate if a Hatch law provision forces the issue. Senator Guffey and Winters weighed how the federal funded turnpike post affects Jones candidacy and party strategy.
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Harrisburg
Walter A. Jones
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
Winters
Forests and Waters
Jones
Guffey
David L. Lawrence
Democratic Fneamoring
Shelve Guffey
Former Governor Earle Leaves For Bulgarian Post
Former Governor George H. Earle leaves Philadelphia for his post as Bulgarian minister without the air plane he hoped to take. He travels to New York to sail from Genoa aboard the President Washington while Bulgarian officials cite safety concerns in Europe. He departs with his wife and three sons. a fourth son will join later after Harvard studies.
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Earle
Philadelphia
George H. Earle
New York
Genoa
Hner
Washington
Hind
Balkan
Baili- Twick
Barld
Jtme
Badé
Sofia
J Capitel
Hubert
Harvard
Jones Faces 3 PM Deadline To Withdraw From Primary
Jones must submit withdrawal to elections bureau by 3 PM today under the elections code. The brief states the cutoff for dropping out of the primary is today.
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Jones
Elections Bureau
Obituary and battlefield brief from wartime era notes
Obituary notices report ELIZABETH SKUBIK of Graceton dying at 1 45 p m in Indiana Hospital age 79 survivors include husband and 22 relatives. Funeral services to be held at St Francis Church Graceton and burial at Twin Rocks. Also notes on W STEWART LAWRENCE of Blairsville death at 1 15 a m and MRS ELLA MABON BROWN of New Florence death. services scheduled in Blairsville and Ligonier with interment there. The latter section shifts to a wartime military communique describing Finnish defense against Soviet forces near Viipuri with tank losses and air action, plus comments on peace negotiations with no easing in fighting.
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Elizabeth Skubik
Graceton
Indiana Hospital
Austria
St. Francis Church
Wintondale
Joseph Borzeik
Andy Skubik
Stephen Borzcik
Vintondale
Andrew
Joseph Borzcik
Youngstown
Ohio
George Skubik
Philip Rogers
New York
Matthew Yanosek
St. Charles Cemetery
Twin Rocks
W. Stewart Lawrence
Blairsville
Moorewood Avenue
Blacklick Township
Lawrence
United Presbyterian Church of
Ferguson Funeral Home
R. E. McClure
Ella
M'Kelvey) Mabon Brown
New Florence
George Hargnett
Ligoniér
Thea Cevelt
James P
Isobel (Menoher) McKelvey
Fort Palmer
Isaac Hamilton Mabon
Mabon
John Brown
Cleveland, O
Florida
Hugh M. Mabon
Johnstown
Paul H. Mabon
Monongahela
Anna Vesta Mabon
Forest H. Dick
Wilkinsburg
Thomas O
Vilpuri
Lavajarvi
Kollaanjoki
Kuhmo
Bay
Viipuri
Helsinki
Karelian
Moscow
Stockholm
Russia
Viipuri Gulf
Esisaari
Esissari
Kitilansaari
Rahkasaari
Tervassari
Mustasaari
Hiétassari
Kollan River
Lake Ladoga
Ladoga
Finland seeks armistice amid Russian demands in war crisis
The Finnish sides sought peace as Russians refused terms, demanding harsh preconditions including Viipuri and Hanko. Helsinki mutters doubt, Stockholm hosts cautious optimism, while field reports say Red Army gains restricted foothold on Viipuri Bay as battles rage for the city’s northern shore.
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Finland
Russia
Karelian
Arctic Ocean
Helsinki
Stockholm
Hanko
Holsinks
Rhea
Viipuri
Viipurl Bay
Saat
Future Wives Bill Seeks Lower Marriage Age
Albany March 9. The Future Wives of America, a New York City College student group, introduced a bill in the State Legislature to lower the marriage age for women without parental consent from 18 to 17. Sponsor Assemblyman Bernard Austin cited sociologists who argue 17-year-olds today are more world wise and capable of marriage than 40 years ago.
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Albany
Future Wives of America
New York City
Bernard Austin
House owner given rebuke by town burgess
New Brighton March 9 Burgess Tom Bishop charged for the day the owner of an apartment house where a 2 year old boy lay seriously ill had shut off the electric lights because the family had not paid rent. Bishop declared he would not allow such action and turned the lights on, ordering information brought against the proprietor for violating state law requiring maintained hall lighting.
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New Brighton
Burgess Tom Bishop
Bishop
Propsistor
Jilted Suitor Slays Woman in Missouri
Shelbyville, March 9. A farm hand killed Mrs. Ethel Dingle with a shotgun as she prepared to leave a grade school in an automobile. Her companion Mrs. Merritt Keith was wounded and School Superintendent Clell Ledford grazed. Sheriff Elmer F. Threlkeld named Hadley Eaton as the 92-year-old suspect. Police pursued Eaton into dense woods north of town but darkness halted the search until daylight.
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Shelbyville
Ethel Dingle
Fiedsby
Here
Elmer F. Threlkeld
Hadley Eaton
Merritt Keith
Alao
Clell Ledford
Ledford
W. C. Hewitt
Eaton
Montgomery Township Senior Extension Club Officers Elected
The Montgomery Township Senior Extension Club met at the Sryrock Grange Hall and elected officers: President Erma Mock, Vice-President Lawrence Pinky Spicher, Secretary-Treasurer Mary Smith. The meeting focused on amateur photography with County Agent J W Warner using photographs and colored slides. The next meeting is April 12 with Dawn Hardes speaking on Wise Buying in Clothing.
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Montgomery Township
Sryrock Grange Hall
Erma Mock
Lawrence
Pinky" Spicher
Mary Smith
J. W. Warner
Dawn Hardes
Extension Home Economics
Man Identifies Sister's Body In Ohio River
Pittsburgh reported March 9 that Thomas H. Morgan identified a woman found in the Ohio river near Emsworth dam as his sister Miss Laura Morgan, 54, British born writer of poetry and children's stories. She disappeared February 9 after her clothing was found on a city bridge. The body was found yesterday, clad only in a girdle. Morgan said his sister inherited a comfortable fortune from their father and had been ill, with a recent breakdown.
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Pittsburgh
Thomas H. Morgan
Ohio River
Emsworth Dam
Laura Morgan
Miss Morgan
British Railways
Morgan
Beef Eaters Go On Rations Now in London
Butcher shops overflow with meat as Britons prepare for the final unrationed weekend. Beginning Monday meat appears on the ration list begun nine weeks ago alongside bacon butter and sugar. The weekly allowance averages about 36 cents, equaling roughly one and three quarters pounds of meat.
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London
4-H Club Reorganized at Purchase Line Meeting
The Purchase Line 4-H Club was reorganized last night at Cockport Community Hall with Calves and capon projects drawing interest. Nine signed for the calf club and seven for the capon club. Boys and girls ages 10 to 21 in Purchase Line, Clymer and Cockport areas may join by contacting Harry A. Allison or Clade Houck.
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Purchase Line
4-H
Cockport
Capon Club
Clymer and
Harry A. Allison
Clymer R. D
Clade Houck
Flashes of Life Practices What He Preacher
A motorist pays a $1 fine for failing to feed a parking meter. The driver, who sold the city its new meters, tells the judge no argument, while the judge seems surprised by the reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Vya
Roaming Dogs Form Menace in Clearfield and Indiana Counties
Roaming dogs in Clearfield and Indiana Counties have formed a menace, with M C Westover, district dog law chief enforcer, reporting livestock losses including a deer a hog and 88 to 40 chickens. He warns violators will be prosecuted to the full extent as incidents rise and dogs raid chicken coops and disturb residents and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearfield
Indiana
M. C. Westover
Scaninas
Westover
Market Gyrations Sweep Major Firms In Mixed Trading
A broad mix of gains and losses marks a volatile session. Major names including Am Can Am Tel and Tel Chrysler and General Electric show varied moves while industry leaders such as Coca Cola and Bethlehem Steel post notable percentages amid shifting investor sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong Cork
Auburn Auto
Aviation Corp
Bald Loco Ct
Balt and Ohio
Barnsdall Oil
Beth Steel Tev
Blaw Knox
Borden Co
Borg Werner
Briggs Mtg
Calumet and
Hee Ti Canad Pacific
Caterpil Tractor
Celanese Corp
Cerro de Pas
Ches and Ohio
Chrysler Corp
City tSores
Coca Cola
Olgate Cpalm P
Colwm G
Colum Carbon
Coml Credit
Coml
Comwith
South
Cons Edison
Consol Oil
Container Corp
Crane Co
Curtis Publishing
Curtis Pub
Curtiss Wright
Curtiss Wr A
Deere and Co
del Lack and West
Distill Corp Seag
Douglas Aircraft
du Pont de N
Eastman Kodak
el Power
Erie
Gen Elec
Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Goodrich (Bf
Goodyear T and R
Gt North Ry Pf
Hard Walker
Hershey
Houston Oil
Hudson Motor
Trinois Central
Int Harvester
Nick Canada
Johns Manville
Kennecott Cop
Kresge (Ss
Liggett and My
Loews Inc
Lorillard (P
Macy
McCrory Stores
McIntyre
Minn Moline
Montgom Ward
Murray Corpse Nash Kelvinator
Nat Biscuit
Nat Cash Reg
Nat Dairy Pr
Nat Dept Stores
Nat Distillers
Nat Pow
NY Cen RR
North Amer Ca
Northern Pacific
Ohio
Repub Steel
Reynolds Tob Bay Bohenley Distill
Sears Roebuck
Bhell Union Oi
Bocony Vacuum Hi Southern Pacific
Ig Southern Ryie Sperry Corp
Cal
Studebaker Corp
Swift
Co 8
Texas Corp
Texas Guish Avis Au Tex Fao L. Tide Wat & Oi
Plastic retractors aid front line surgery discovered
A new type of surgical retractor made from transparent plastic plexiglass was shown to the New England Hospital Association. Jerome L. Bayar of Curville Products, Inc described the lights from a tetRecent device as reducing hospital lighting needs by allowing a detachable handle to pipe light into the operative field via a plugged electrical socket on an ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Europe
New England Hopital Association
Jerome T L. Bayar
New York
Curville Products, Inc
Horse Breeders Farley Session in Indiana County Meeting
Thirty leading horse breeders of Indiana County met for the annual Indiana County Horse and Mule Association meeting at the Moore Hotel. Officers elected include President Howard Swan and Secretary-Treasurer Lester Ray. Discussions covered the County Fair horse show, horse pulling contest, and plans for a local plowing match. A Cuba trip speech was given, and Penn State horse extension specialist showed photos of leading breeding establishments. Gold and bronze medals were awarded to yearlings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Indiana County Horse and Mule Association
Moore Hotel
Mark Simpson
White ‘Township
R. H. Thompson
East Mahoning Township
Howard Swan
S. W. Shearer
Lester Ray
Jack Smith
D. J. Fiscus l
J. J. Connolly
Dick Stephens
Center Township
Cuba
Co. A. Burge
Penn State
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
County Horse and Mule Association
Charlie Beatty
Indiana
Clair Long
Homer City
R. D
Wallie Cable
Fulton Simpson
Swan
Home and
Sloan Lightcap
Marion Center
White Township
Tra Bloom
Pbensburg
Cambria County
Warner
United States
Grand Jury urges repairs at County Home and courthouse
The grand jury commends county officials and recommends repairs at the County Home floor and new floor covering, repairs to worn mattresses and a repaired barn. It also calls for binding and repair of loose boards, thorough cleaning or painting of the Court House interior, and a new rug for the law library. It closes with thanks to county officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard
Grand Jury
Court House
Law Library
Job seekers in typing test in Harrisburg area
About 6,000 men and women lined up in 36 cities to show typing and stenography skills for the State Department of Public Assistance. Of 6,734 applicants who passed prior exams, four are blind. two will test in Philadelphia and two in York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
State Department of Public Assistance
Philadelphia
York
Horse Feed Market Sparks Dairy Price Drop Farm Event Planned
Corn and oats for horse feed are produced on vast acreage with no market for horse feed causing a likely drop in dairy product prices. Arrangements were made for a horse field day on Tuesday April 9 at Glen Swan's farm near Marion Center featuring horsemanship demonstrations, a multiple hitch, and stone boat training teams for pulling contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Swan
Marion Center
Smith committee urge amendments to Wa Act pass House
Washington March 9 supporters predicted the Smith committee proposal to amend the Wa Act would pass the House this session though the Senate's stance was unclear. Rep Cox said the House would accept the amendments in toto, and if brought to the floor there would be debate but likely passage. The panel proposed seventeen changes including a new National Labor Board and separation of the board's administration and judicial roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Smith
House
Senate
Toto
Cox
de Ga
Special House
National Labor Board
Isbor
Pittsburgh Markets Report Slow Demand for Produce and Livestock
Pittsburgh market notes show sluggish demand with steady pricing across produce including New York Baldwins and Rome Beauties apples, Russet potatoes, and Maine Green Mountains. livestock prices steady with hogs, cattle, calves, and sheep summarized amidst wide weight ranges, while Chicago wheat and corn movements hint at stable grains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
New York
Baldwins
Rome
Maine Green Mountains
Pennsylvania
Russet Rurala
Idaho
Conference on Europe's coal issue signals axis dialogue
Berlin reports note a suddenly announced meeting on coal with officials near Goering and a press service in Germany. Evind Svinhufvud, former Finnish president, arrives in Berlin and may travel to Italy. observers deem the Russian Finnish situation most urgent for axis partners.
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Omcial
Germany
von Ribbentrop
Italy
Essener National Zeitung
Herman Wilhelm Goering
Dienst Aus Deutschland
Berlin
Evind Svinhutvud
Finland
Svinhufvud
Mussolini
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Oakland Cemetery
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Man
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Ester Hopkins
Salt Lake City
Kenneth Dalton
Circleville
Utah
Attorney General's Office
Til
Harold Anderson
Michael
Tha Gazette
Adu
Baltimore
Jas. A. Farley
Associated Young Democrats
Baltimore County
Union Pacific
United Air Lines
United Aircraft
United Corp
United Gas Imp
U & Rubber
Vanadium Corp
Warner Bros Pict
West el & Mtg Co
Wilson & Co
Woolworth
Passenge
Chicago
Hitler
Hilltop
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