High School Marital Case Reaches Court
In Omaha Neb a custody dispute over a 3 year old arises as Mrs Masters seeks custody of her daughter. The child, placed in a natural home after a court order, was later located with the father in Smethport where he and the girl were reportedly living. Masters claims prior divorce for non support and says the father, son of an Omaha high school principal, is attempting to gain custody. The case proceeds with a renewed court action and a temporary order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Westheatta
Isterdi
Smeth
Ebic
Favitose Masters
Heshettport
Gene
Maalers
Smethport
Masters
Primaries in Nation Shake GOP and Democratic Plans
Previews of the 1932 nominating contests show factions within the Republican Party backing Landon while others push for unpledged delegates. Democratic leaders navigate splits as New Hampshire and Massachusetts engage in contested primaries. California divides over Warren and Merriam alignments, with party struggles shaping the spring nominating calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox
Chicago
N.E
Invention
Alf M. Landon
Philadelphia
James A. Farley
Nncommittee
England
Hoover
Jat. G
California
Merriam Arren
Topeka
Kan
Landon
I Rt
News
Presis
Colonel Knox
Eugene Talmadge
Ow County
Sties
State Ratio Committee
F. E. Townsend
H. Williams
National Order For the Farm-Labor Federal
St. Paul
Minnesota
Farmer-Labor Group
Nye
R-Nd
Earle assails G O P in Pennsylvania race
Earle charges Republicans in the state senate blocked reforms and mocked the working man and the former, praising John McClure and condemning Clark in Chester County. He cites Hoover’s Colorado speech contrasting government regulated versus dictated business and frames the issue as party policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ig State Senate
Pennsylvania
John McClure
Delaware County
Chester County
Ekmogrha
Clark
Regisla Kgvoles
Earle
Hoover
Colorado
Governor cites NRA as first real monopoly curb effort
In a speech the governor defended anti monopoly aims and praised the NRA as "the first real attempt in our history" to accomplish that purpose, urging stronger enforcement to compel honest behavior and end unfair practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NRA
Seek Campaign Retains Capitol Backers for State Treasurer Race
The state committee backs E Arthur Sweeny Greensburg publisher io Auditor General and Frank Pinola Wilkes Barre lawyer for State Treasurer. Baldwin and Messner oppose, Zimmerman aims for Auditor General. Warren Roberts backed by Democrats for the Senate race as party fights broad campaign fund drive across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
E. Arthur Sweeny
Greensburg
Frank Pinola
Wilkes Barre
Frank E Baldwin
Otto F. Messner
Baldwin
Messher
Joe E. B. Zimmerman
Gomein
Warren Roberts
Democratic State Committee
Zimmerman
Congress
France warns Hitler to withdraw troops from the Rhineland
France seeks withdrawal of German troops from the Rhineland amid reoccupation last Saturday by the Nazis. Foreign Minister Flandin heads to London for a Locarno Pact conference and will urge Britain to back Paris to prevent the death of the League of Nations. Britain’s balancing role is noted as two armies face across the border, raising fears of war. Germany’s action breaches the Locarno Pact and Versailles terms, with Hitler restoring troops to the demilitarized area.
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Anthony Eden
France
Russia
Yugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
Rumania
Flandin
Potemkin
Britain
Paris
League of Nations
Europe
Germany
Great Britannly
Belgium
Italy
Rhineland
Tuberculosis Skin Tests Planned for Several Schools
Dr Rink and Miss Godell of the Pennsylvania Tuberculosis Society outlined the program to conduct skin tests for tuberculosis in schools. Indiana High School students have not yet been tested as parental permits were granted. tests are scheduled for tomorrow and Friday in Saitsburg Clymer and Homerity.
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Rink
Miss Godell
Pennsylvania Tuberculosis Society
Indiana
Saitsburg
Clymer
Homerity
Heart Balmers Given Setback In Case Against Mother-In-Law
The judge dismissed Perry A. Dayton's $30,000 suit against his mother-in-law Mrs. Mary Segiern citing close relative status. The article notes terms like foster parent and near relatives affecting the judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry A. Dayton
Mary Segiern
Gordon Urges War on Crows Across State
Seth Gorton, secretary of the State Game Commission, urged sportsmen and farmers to destroy crows to protect small game birds. He cited crows as a serious menace to nests, eggs, and young, and noted roosts as focal points for campaigns. Programs include friendly contests, prizes from merchants, banding and rewarding killers of banded birds, and local efforts such as Ellwood City’s eight month crow campaign with cash rewards and shell prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Gorton
State Game Commission
Gordon
Ellwood Red and Gin Club
Ellwood City
Kiwanis Speaker Discusses Banking Topics
Kiwanis Club heard Edgar Alker address the Monday evening meeting on banking, a topic he is well acquainted with. His talk was noted as pleasing and illuminating to the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Alker
Kiwanis Club
Banking
Meningitis Toxin Halts Two Epidemics
An army doctor administered a meningitis toxin to nine men at a Tarkio Missouri CCC camp last spring, halting two outbreaks according to a report. The incident prompted questions about containment and safety protocols at military youth camps in 1914.
Nude spectacle fizzles at Newark airport show
Florerice Cubitt, famed nudist, attempts a body‑exposed landing from Los Angeles but the crowd of 600, aided by police with blankets, sees the stunt spoiled by too many duds. Cubitt arrives fully clothed, citing embarrassment at the sight of her naked act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Florerice Cubitt
Miss Cubitt
Los Angeles
Campi reports no further meningitis cases after initial outbreak
An official noted eight additional suspected meningitis cases from nearby communities, but no new cases emerged on the camp. The report underscores a contained outbreak with monitoring continuing.
Venue Change In Libel Case in Jefferson County
Jefferson County faces a substantial cost shift with a venue change in a libel case. The Philadelphia Inquirer and local officials tally billings for juror meals, transcripts, extra deputies, and related services totaling about 2650.81 dollars, with potential city costs near 3000 dollars after witness fees and venue heating are added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Bane
George Washington
Harriet C. Thomas
Weeeseeey
Brookville
Inquirer
Jefferson County
Civil Service Examinations Announced by U.S. Civil Service
The United States Civil Service Commission announced open competitive exams for a junior calculating machine operator at $1,440, an assistant land negotiator at $2,600, and a junior land negotiator at $2,000 with the Bureau of Biological Survey in the Department of Agriculture. Full information is available from the secretary of the U.S. Civil Service Board of Examiners at the post office here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
Bureau of Biological Survey
Department of Agriculture
U. S. Civil Service Board of Examiners
Lions Learn All About Ethyn Gasoline and Ether
Lions Club heard Buést speaker Ethyn James of the Ethel Corporation explain gasoline engine history and anti knock ideas. He noted ether as a key anti knock additive and that ether gasoline allows higher compression but does not remove engine carbon. New members Austin Drew and Ward Johnson were welcomed. guests James Miller and Clare Marshall attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Johnson
James Miller
Quaker State Oil Company
Oil City
Clare Marshall
Indiana
JAFSIE and Testimony in Hauptmann Case
A fragment notes Jafsie and Condon’s role in the Hauptmann kidnapping case. It mentions a $250,000 offer to change testimony and hints at why Condon was not questioned about it after the Flemington trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinced
Condon
Hauptmann
Flemington
Brown Acquitted On Larceny Charge
Commonwealth and Attorney James W. Mack Jr. led the prosecution. The jury divided the costs of the case between the prosecutor and the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Commonwealth
James W. Mack, Jr
Stock Market Snapshot of Major U S Corporations
A dense list of stock percentages and holdings across a wide range of companies. Notable names include Anaconda, Am Can, Alco, Westinghouse, Dow DuPont, General Electric, Ford, Chrysler, Reading Co, US Steel, Texaco, Phillips Petroleum, Radio, Reynolds, Sears Roebuck, and Woolworth. The items reflect varied percent changes and classifications, with many figures showing fractional or percentage stake values.
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Adams
Alco
Auburn Auto
Baldwin
Canad Pac
Case
Cerro de Pas
Chrysler
Gillette
Hudson
Johns Manv
Kennecott
Ligg
Loews
Lorillard
Monty Ward
Nash
Nat Acme
Nat Rise
Nat Dairy Pr
Nat Dustill
Nor Am
Penna RR
Pha RC
Phillips Pet
Radio
Reading Co
Repub
Sears Roe
Spieg M
Indag
St Oil
Studebkr
Tex Corp
Aire Corp
Uni Corp
Uni Gas Im
US Steel
West UN Tel
West el
Woolworth
Elee Bond
Shaw Peprroad Cpa
Ebensburg Driver Involved in Fatal Penn Highway Crash
Adam Miller of 616 East Lloyd Street Ebensburg faces involuntary manslaughter and other charges after a fatal Sunday morning crash near Ebensburg on the William Penn highway. Miller was jailed in default of 1500 bail after a coroner’s inquest heard witness statements from three companions. The inquest and charges followed a district attorney’s directive.
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Ebensburg
Gheer
Adam Miller
Lloyd Streat
Charles Henry Anderson, Jr
Lovell Park
Cambria Township
William Penn Highway
Justice of the Peace
Charles P. Rowland
Cyrus W. Davis
Stephens Mayer
Highway Patrol
Miller
James Clyde Johns
Margaret M. Sharpe
Marie Irene Minarchick
Nanty~Gle
Corp. C
Two Indiana Churches Continue Union Effort
The Indianapolis morning report notes a church union move presented at a recent meeting. Rev. Edwin McClintock served as Moderator and Robert M. Fisher, Esq. outlined the requests for the two Indiana congregations seeking union.
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Union
Edwin McClintock
Robert M. Fisher
The Happy Alienist by Wallace Smith review
A frolicsome Farce about a Viennese psychiatrist who befriends a wax model of his wife. The tale turns with aristocratic relics, marriage mischief, and comic delusions, one of Smith’s sharper comic works after The Captain Hates the Rain. Published by Smith and Haas, price two dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Smith
Smith and Haas
Tax Question Box Keeps Tax Returns Access Easy
Harrisburg May 1 Taxpayers asked how to obtain blank tax forms for the new intangible personal property tax. The Revenue Department clarifies blanks are available from the department, banks, and five district offices in Philadelphia Pittsburgh Scranton Warren and Harrisburg. It explains how securities values are determined if not provided by closing quotations and notes that residents are generally subject to the tax.
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Department of Revenue
Keystone
Broad & Vine Streets
Philadelphia
Plaza
Pittsburgh
First National Bank
Scranton
Warren Land Bante
Warren
Doehne
Harrisburg
Obituary notices from Indiana County area
Clarence Fyack of Penn Run and relatives mourn in several obituaries. Mrs Lucetta Tomb 81, of Livermore area, and Mes Lucetta Tomb services planned. Lavina Smeltzer 78 of West Pike Indiana, funeral plans pending. May McQuiston of Saltsburg to be buried in Edgewood Cemetery. John A Palmer 76 of Blairsville funeral service details. Cyrus Rank 95 Indiana County farmer "Uncle Cy" dies in Montgomery township with service at Pine Creek Church.
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Clarence Fyack
Penn Run
Elsie
Clinton Ott
Johnstown
Galen
Florence Fyack
Bloom
Boswell
Washington
John W. Fyack
Clymer
Tillie Donahue
Marion Center
Berkey Church
Lucetta
J. C
Livermore
Armagh
Ebenezer Presbyterian Church
J. Vv. Mountain
Near Livermore
W. F. Barkley
H. G. Barkley
Middletown, C
Randall
Indiana
Lucille
Mas. Lavina Rearick Smeltzer
H. S. Smeltzer
West Pike
Mrs. Smeltzer
George
Rebecca Rearick
Smeltzer
Armstrong County
Miss May McQuiston
Dessie Drummond
Saltsburg
Saltsburg Presbyterian Church
Messrs
N. Rudolph Miller
Howard Ryall
Edgewood Cemetery
William H. McQuiston
Mary E. (Drummond) McQuiston
John A. Palmer
Water Street
Blairsville
Ferguson Funeral Home
R. E. McClure
Blairville
H. W
Lewisville
J. V. Mauntain
Cyrus P. Rank
Indiana County
Uncle Cy
Montgomery Township
Pine Creek Wesleyan Methodist Church
Thompson Cemetery
Make This Model at Home Pattern Ad 1936
An advertisement offers pattern 2845s for children ages two to ten with a dainty party frock featuring sleeve flares and yoke bows. The pattern includes an illustrated sewing instructor, requires cottons for school wear, and lists fabric options Swiss dimity or organdy. Order 15 cents for the pattern or 25 cents for book and pattern from Indiana Evening Gazette Potters Department, 243 W Seventeenth Street New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adama
Anne Adams
Busy-tor
Indiana Evening Gazette
Potters Department
New York City
Revival Meeting Proceeds in Coal Run and Nearby
Evangelist Rev Karl B Justus of Indiana Evangelistic Tabernacle leads a revival in Coal Run with nightly meetings at 7 30 PM including Saturday. Several altar conversions recorded with strong conviction as remaining days seek to bring souls to Jesus Christ from darkness to light and death to life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N. Brown
Georgetown
Coal Run
Karl B. Justus
Indiana
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SEEK
Washington County
Philadelphia Inquirer Company
Justice of Peace
Civil Service
Nelure
Blade
Walter Raleigh
G Demsel
Anita Louise
Torinr
Ethyn
NORN
Charles H. Anderson
Mat
Ravenué Department
Mateh
CIA
Beaylvania
Nets Ee
R. 'F. McQuiston
Seattle, Wash
Waflate
Arthur Bleek
Taveritum
B. F. Stumph
Torr@nee
Ferguson
Chou
Phoenix
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