Army bomber crash near Daytona Beach kills one
In Daytona Beach Florida an Army multi motor bomber crashed after takeoff. Private Ernest B Self of Indiana Pa died and two others were injured. The fuel line failure caused the crash as the crew tried to pump gas from reserve tanks. The plane fell from 600 feet into swampy land near the airport.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
INS
Here
Ernest 8. Sell
Indiana
M. B. Arp
Avanta
Atlanta
Miami
Sell
Floyd M. Marshall
William M. Reed
Albany,Ga
Mary Scli
W. P. Lowry
Water Street
Langley Field
Ernest B. Self
Daytona, Beach
Tis
Gtha
Rober
M. Self
Mary
Man shoots son in dispute over potatoes near Glen Campbell
James Carino, of near Glen Campbell, shot his son Anthony, 25, after a dispute about potatoes. He posted $500 bail and was released as police await a preliminary hearing. Anthony was wounded in the back and hospitalised at Memorial Hospital in Clearfield. The elder man claimed self defense after his son allegedly attacked him during a plan to sell the potatoes. A heated argument preceded the shooting. The report also notes a Women’s Democratic Meeting planned for Monday March 12 at 2 pm at Mrs Ulmer Ells residence with speaker Mrs Charles Ogle and singer Miss Wachob.
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James Carino
Glen Campbell
Anthony Carino
Justice of the Peace
Jay D. Hill
Carino
V Punxaulawney
Memorial Hospital
Clearfield
James Caring
Women's Democratic
Women's Democratic Club
Ulmer Ells
Church Strees
Charles Ogle
Chambersburg
Wachob
Roosevelt curtails Army air mail operations today
President Roosevelt orders a sharp curtailment in Army Air Corps air mail routes after a conference with General MacArthur and General Foulk. The move targets reducing flying operations due to high loss of life, with details to follow on page two.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Army
Air Corps
Stephen T. Early
Douglas MacArthur
Benjamin D. Foulda
Army Air
Lindbergh and War Secretary in aviation talks
Col Charles A Lindbergh and War Secretary Dern held a lengthy conference on aviation problems including airmail handling. No agreement yet on a White House meeting. Lunch planned at Dern's home with Mrs Lindbergh and other officials. possible approach to Administration following recent censure over a public letter. President Roosevelt may meet Lindbergh if he requests an appointment.
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Washington
INS
Charles A. Lindbergh
Dern
White House
Oliver
Pres Breas
Lindbergh
Woodring
Douglas MacArthur
Army
Roosevelt
New York
New Candidate for Lieutenant Governor Emerges
Harrisburg March 10. Senator Leon G. Prince of Carlisle among Republicans seeking the lieutenant governor nomination. Prince heads Dickinson College history department and is an author. He represents Cumberland Juniata Mifflin and Perry counties with term through 1937. Ralph McQuiston of Sharon and David Kaufman of Bradford County also pursue the nomination.
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Harrisburg
Leon G. Prince
Carlisle
Prince
Department of History
Dickinson College
Cumberland
Juniata
Mifflin
Perry
Ralph McQuiston
Sharon
David Kaufman
Bradford County
Battle intensifies for Secretary of Internal Affairs post
Harrisburg reports a crowded primary race for the $10,000 annual Secretary of Internal Affairs position. Five Republicans and three Democrats have announced, with speculation of at least one more Republican entry. Merle Coover joins the Republican field, claiming the office should not be a pensioned perch for aging political horses.
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Battle On
Secretary of Internal Affairs
G. Byrrent
TNS Stak
Harrisburg
Mar
Merle B
Dewey Bon
M. Hervey
Pogo Tv9
Mail Flyer in Snowstorm Plunges to Death in Ohio
Harrisburg dispatch reports the Pennsylvania Republican senatorial race widening to three candidates with petitions filed for Rep Louis T McFadden from Canton. McFadden, once involved in the Hoover impeachment effort, sought nomination against Sen David Reed and Gov Gifford Pinchot. Petitions were filed by a friend in the State Bureau of Elections. McFadden did not indicate approval.
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Ohio
Harrisburg
INS
Pennsylvania
Louis ‘T. McFadden
Canton
Colatens
Horseshoe
McFadden
David A. Reed
Gifford Pinchot
Charles Carroll
Philadelphia
Young Republicans
Bradford
Sullivan
Pike
Wayne
Susquehanna
Wyoming
Columbia
Montour
Carroll
Congress
State Bureau of Elections
Washington
Army Officers Assist NR A in Recovery Act Oversight
Washington March 10 Ins Aroused over industry attitude toward the Nations Industrial Recovery Act and the administration of 351 codes approved by President Roosevelt Recovery Administrator Johnson quietly began a campaign to use regular army officers to assist code authorities. Ten officers were drafted from captain to lieutenant colonel to sit on code boards. nine from the Office of the Asst. Secretary of War and one from the engineer reserves. The Budd Company Philadelphia labor controversy widened rift as Johnson postponed an election, while Compliance Director Davis refused to comment on the action.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Johnson
William H. Davis
Edward G. Budd Company
Philadelphia
Budd
Davis
Judge Langham Appoints Three In Blairsville Green Township
Judge J N Langham appointed two election inspectors and one borough official. Harry C Kerr became majority inspector for Blairsville First Ward to fill a vacancy from J A McKelvey. Luther Bence named minority inspector for Green township No 3 to fill vacancy Raymond Brown. Annie Pohley named auditor for Jacksonville borough.
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J. N. Langham
Harry C. Kerr
Blairsville
J. A. McKelvey
J. Luther Bence
Green Township
Raymond J0. Brown
Annie Pohley
Jacksonville
Milk price fixing order expected next week
Edward A. Stanford chair of the state milk control board announced an order fixing prices for the entire state will likely be issued next week and take effect Monday March 10. The pledge followed a plea from Wilkes Barre and Scranton milk distributors asking for a delay. District representatives argued delay would help under current conditions in the morenstern Pennsylvania milk shed.
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Harrisburg
INS
Edward A. Stanford
State Milk Control Board
Stanford
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
Morenstern Pennsylvania
New School Director Named in Pine Township
George Weiland of near Strongs Town was appointed school director for Pine Township at a Pine Township school board meeting this week. He succeeds H. A. Mallory, deceased.
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PINE
George Weiland
Strongstown
Pine Township
H. A. Mallory
Treasury Balance Report March 8 Reveals Large Deficit
Treasury balance as of March 8 shows a total of 4.842 billion dollars with a reported 709.9 million in net receipts and 8.4 billion in other entries, reflecting the ongoing fiscal status.
Freight Rates On Coal Going East Ordered Cut
The Public Service Commission ordered reductions in freight rates for bituminous coal moving east from Pennsylvania to destinations east of the Susquehanna and in the Cumberland valley. Cuts range from eight to 25 cents per gross ton, effective June 1, 1934, with projected annual savings over $800,000. The changes aim to make Pennsylvania coal more competitive with other states and substitutes like oil and gas, while maintaining existing differentials among districts.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Susquehanna River
Cumberland Valley
Public Service Commission
Philadelphia
Bethlehem-Lehigh
Reading
Lancaster
Chambersburg
Greencastle
Mont, Alto
Waynesboro
Mercersburg
Delaware Scapes
Interstate Commerce Commission
Central Pennsylvania Coal Producers’ Association
Western Pennsylvania Coal Traffic Bureau
ICC
Earthquake Fest In California Today Long Beach Event
A sharp short earthquake shook Long Beach California at 9 30 last night on the eve of the March 10 1983 quake anniversary. The tremor sent residents spilling into the streets as they shut gas taps then returned home. Local notes indicate no meetings or unions affected.
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Long Beach
Cal
Homer City Warns Drivers Over Stop Sign Violations
Homer City chief Burgess W. Hutchins states council will arrest and punish all willful violators of stop sign laws at junctions of main and secondary roads. The council decided no protests will be considered except to determine guilt or innocence of defendants in repeat offenses.
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Homer City
Homer
Ena
President Roosevelt to Vacation Off Florida Coast
President Roosevelt plans a week to ten days of cruising and fishing off Florida to rest after months of long work. He has been at his desk daily since December 5 after a two week vacation at Warm Springs Georgia and hopes rest will renew energy to tackle national problems.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Florida
Congress
Warm Springs
Hoot Gibson June Gale At The Ritz Theatre
Indiana readers may meet two movie stars in a Ritz Theatre limited two day engagement. Hoot Gibson cowboy champion and screen star appears with Jane Gale of Geldwen girls fame in Eddie Cantor film Roman Scandals. Midnight show opens tomorrow.
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Indiana
Ritz Theatre
Hoot Gibson
Jane Gale
Eddie Cantoy
State bounties paid in county during February 1994
The State paidbounties on pretotony animals for February 1994. Indiana County reported 70 gray foxes 455 dollars and weasels 735 dollars. State totals listed 47 wildcats 1948 dollars gray foxes 15413 dollars weasels 8 dollars Go Shaws 28500 dollars.
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Indiana
Company Union Wins Election at Budd Plant
Philadelphia March 16 The company union plan of representation for collective bargaining was upheld in an unsanctioned election at the Edward G Budd automobile body manufacturing company. A majority of 5762 workers voted in favor of the inside union as proposed by a committee of 10 selected employee representatives.
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Philadelphia
Edward G. Budd Automobile Body
van Nra
Eagle's
Washington
Budd Manufacturing Company
Hugh
Johnson
NRA
Budd
Negligence blamed for Beaverdale mine blast
Johnstown report states coroner's verdict finds safety negligence by a Logan Coal Co worker caused the March 1 carbide explosion at Beaverdale. William Yahnert and three others died. several injured after a long probe with many witnesses.
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Johnstown
Logan Coal Company
Beaverdale
William Yahnert
Jahnert
Chain Gang Buick's at Blairsville Tuesday
The Georgie Chain Gang will debut in Blairsville on Tuesday at Blairsville High School. The Buicks aim for a stronger showing after a prior defeat to the Chains. Indiana Travelers vs Blairsville Scholastics precede the main game at 7:15 p.m.
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Georgie Chain Gang
Blairsville
Blairsville High School
Wicks
Buicks
Indiana Travelers
School Board to Elect Superintendent Tuesday Eve
On Tuesday April 10 1934 the Board of Education will elect superintendent of Indiana Borough Schools for four years Public servants discharge duties to benefit education youth taxpayers and the community Stop members invite public counsel with a copy of the school board at all times
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Board of Education
Indiana
Pinchot to Open Philadelphia Campaign HQ
Philadelphia March 10 INS Governor Pinchot will open his campaign headquarters in Philadelphia Monday to direct the statewide effort for the Republican nomination for United States senator. Public Services Commissioner P S Stahlecker selected the site. Duncan M McCallum will head the campaign. Reed may open his headquarters within ten days, location unclear.
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Philadelphia
Ins —Guv
Gifford Pinchot
United States
Public Services
P. §. Stahlecker
Duncan M. McCallum
Pinchot
David A. Reed
Pittsburgh
Ina Claire Denies Elopement Rumor
New York March 10. Ina Claire, stage and screen star, calmly denied reports she was eloping with Prince Ferdinand Von Liechtenstein. The radio request for confirmation arrived after the couple reportedly sailed for Europe aboard the S.S. liner, prompting the terse reply: The answer is no.
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New York
INS
Ing Claire
Ferdinand von Lichtenstein
Alps
Miss Claire
Europe
Federal act urged for full government control of transportation
Washington March 10 Federal transportation head Joseph D Hastman urged government control of all transportation through a sweeping report to President Roosevelt and Congress The plan proposes regulating railroads motor carriers and other transport forms via new acts to curb waste and duplication and to align with a national transportation system
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Washington
Joseph D. Hastman
Cnator
Roivelt
Congress
Hastman
Eastman
En Sasco
Blairsville Pedestrian Hit by Car In Cold Blairsville
Blairsville man John Dixon was struck while crossing Market Street near William Penn Highway. He suffered a serious head injury, broken right side, and bruises and was rushed to Indiana Hospital. Driver Richard Behr, 27, of Greensburg, was questioned and released after giving a statement.
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Blairsyi
Blairsville
John J.dixon
Pennsylvania’ Railroad
Indiana Hospital
Blairs Hospital
James MI
Steele
Market Street
Wiliam Penn Highway
Walnut Street
Richard
Bel 27
Greensburg
Indiana
Cee Behr
Steeler
Eldens
Tournament finals set at Tolclock High for title showdown
At Saltsburg High School and Tolclock, Heilwood and Clymer clash tonight at seven for the Gialae B title while Chase c file fights for a separate honor. Dr J M Wi Indiana State Teachers College to present awards to victors.
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Tolclock
Saltsburg High School
Heilwood High School
Ay Clymer
J. M. Wi
Indiana State Teachers College
Majority of Two to One for Soldier Bonus
Wallington march 10 a majority of almost two to one for the 2400 million soldiers bonus bill was claimed by backers after a chuck-up. Democratic leaders renewed efforts to heal the split with the White House on veterans economy and federal pay cut issues. The two issues pose the hardest task for the session as Roosevelt threatens to veto both. House leaders adopted a bar policy while hoping the Senate will stop the bill and restore the 15 percent FR A cut with a compromise measure. Rep Patman spoke of bona soma.
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William
Neal CE
N.S
Wallington
INS
White House
Roosevelt Threate
House
Senate
Rep
Patman
Bona Soma
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Ey Chase
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W.L. Hutchinson
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