Missing servants connected to Lindbergh kidnapping case
Pocatello reports lead in Lindbergh baby case as two missing servants of Leandro Lightfoot are located near Franklin Park New Jersey authorities plan to question them. A burglar suspect Ignace Blaustein claimed he acted for others and knew an address in Newark but investigators doubt his story.
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Pocatella
Idaho
CINS
Hopewell
N. J
Ignace Blaustein
Robert M. Pugmire
Blaustein
Pugmire
International News Service
Ruth
Newark
New Hampshire State Penitentiary
Quentin Reynolds
INS
Trenton
Petine
Paul
Katie Thornburg
Leandro Lightfoot
Franklin Park
Jtst
Col
H. Norman Schwarzkopf
New Jersey
Clymer Man Hurt In Coal Truck Wreck
Robert Fleming of Clymer was seriously injured Wednesday when his coal truck on the Clymer Marion Center road lost control after a driveshaft failure. He suffered facial lacerations and severe body bruises as the vehicle struck a highway guard fence and broke several fence posts.
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Robert Fleming
Clymer
Clymer-Marion Center
Fleming
Marion Center
Dr Harry P Griffith Not Ill Says City Stir
Rumor spread yesterday that Dr. Harry P Griffith of Philadelphia street had died. He is not ill, and is alive at a local location, causing distress to family and friends as the origin of the report remains unclear.
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Harry P. Griffith
Philadelphia Street
James M. Stewart Rites Set At United Presbyterian Church
The funeral for James M. Stewart will be tomorrow at 10:30 a.m. at the Second United Presbyterian Church Seventh Street with service led by Rev. Samuel W. Shane. Interment follows at Greenwood cemetery under the little green tent with active pallbearers from among Stewart's relatives.
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James M. Stewart
Greenwood Cemetery
Second United Presbyterian Church
Seventh Street
Samuel W. Shane
Edward Thompson
Audley L. Mabon
William Wetzel
John McLaughlin
Roy McQuilken
William Miller
Artificial Lung Boy Clarence Hastings Dies in Syracuse
Clarence Hastings a 14 year old Kings Ferry resident who spent 178 days in an artificial lung died at Syracuse Hospital. The boy stirred national sympathy with letters and broadcasts by Kate Smith Col Stoopnagle and Bud and had seemed near recovery before an abdominal operation halted progress. His respiratory system was paralyzed by infantile paralysis leaving him dependent on the respirator for six months.
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Clarence Hastings
Syracuse
INS
Kings Ferry
Kate Smith
Col. Stoopnagle
Bud
Rogers Son on Speeding Charge
Will Rogers Jr., son of the famous comedian, must appear in court in Redwood City on March 24 for speeding 45 miles an hour through the town's main street. The Ladies Aid Society of St Bernard Church will hold a food sale at Stahura's Meat Market on March 18.
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Redwood City
Cal
Will Rogers, Jr
Ladies Aid Society of
St. Bernard Church
Stahura’s
Ivax
Chauncey Olcott Dies in Monte Carlo at 71
Chauncey Olcott American singer of Irish ballads and actor died at his villa in Monte Carlo from pernicious anemia. He fell ill in August and worsened. burial planned in New York State after services at St Patrick’s Cathedral. Body to sail March 22 on Italian liner Biancomapano. Born Buffalo July 21, 1860. wife Margaret O Donovan at bedside with brother John present.
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Monte Carlo
Monaco
Chauncey Olcott
Olcott
John
New York State
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
New York City
United States
Biancompano
Engand
Buffalo
New York
Margaret O’donovan
San Francisco
Heatley
Haverley
Carncross
Minstrels
Den
Attempted Theft at Blairsville Drug Store
Burglars broke into the basement of the Shepley drug store on East Market Street Blairsville but failed to breach the first floor. They forced a coal door, tried to open a trapdoor with a crowbar, but the bolted door held. Manager William Dickie discovered the break in yesterday morning and police continued the investigation.
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Shepley Drug Store
Shepley
East Market Street
Blairsville
William Dickie
Marketstreet
Blairsville Savings and Trust Company
Woman Dies of Heart Attack at Indiana High School Game
Martha Huston Thompson 89 of Clymer died after a heart attack at a basketball game in an Indiana high school gym. Born August 9, 1893 in Meyersdale, Pa., she lived in Clymer eight years with husband Robert Thompson. Funeral set for Sunday in Clymer. body to Meyersdale for interment. Mark Hamilton Watson, son of Juliet White Watson and the late Matthew Clark Watson, born April 4, 1880 in Indiana, had an athletic and editorial career in local schools and colleges before joining the Indiana Evening Gazette.
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Meyeradale
Mark ‘Hamilton Watson
Mark
Hamilton Watson
Juliet White Watson
Matthew Clark Watson
Indiana
Indiana High School
Elder’s Ridge, Academy
Lafayette College
Pennsylvania State College
Indiana Evening Gazette
Elder's Ridge Academy
Lafayette
Rochester Plan Gathers Support Across Indiana
The Gazette urges all residents to join the Rochester Plan inspired by Alexander Bell and the telephone, calling for civic cooperation and labor from every walks of life. Civic groups will hold meetings to organize painting, gardening, lawn care, and other community tasks as darkness gives way to sunshine.
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the Gazette
Corporal Eagen Staged Tonight At Local High School
Corport Eagen a sensational comedy of the American rookie is set for tonight in the High School auditorium with a local cast of 150 and 300 children. The amateur show promises a full evening of laughter as rookies new to the army provide the humor.
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Eagen
C. C.pill
New Lodge Instituted Here By Degree of Honor
A larger class joined the Degree of Honor Protective Association as a lodge was instituted in Odd Fellows Hall Thursday evening. The Derry team conducted the degree work with visiting officials including Mrs Mabel Reichart Wilkinsburg PA president for Pennsylvania Mrs Laura McGlasson past president and Miss May Pittsburgh head of the juvenile department of the state organization.
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Degree of Honor Protective Association
Odd Fellows Hall
Derry
Mabel Reichart
Wilkinsburg
Pennsylvania
Laura McGlasson
Miss May
Pittsburgh
Probers Hold Suspect After Coral Store Robbery
State Police at Greensburg continued probing the Coral robbery of Mike Matthews General Store last Wednesday morning. Unmasked bandit forced a butcher to surrender 426 dollars. Jake Poloseta of Aultman detained after hitchhiking suspect fled toward Blairsville. Poloseta denied involvement while authorities held him for further inquiry at the Greensburg barracks.
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Greensburg
Mike Matthews
Coral
Jake Poloseta
Aultman
Blairsville
Poloseta
Matthews
Homer City
Earl Myers
Graceton
Bird House Contest Sparks Scout Bird Housing Effort
The Gazette reports the annual Bird House Contest underway with April 2 closing date, boosted by Cub Scouts. Many homes completed or under construction, spurring rivalry and strong builder interest at Scout headquarters. The project boosts bird populations and reduces predation losses, the Gazette notes.
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The
Gazette
Scout Headquarters
Easter Cantata at Zion Lutheran Church
The Zion Lutheran Church presents an Easter cantata Christ the King by Alley this Sunday at 7 30 PM. The work includes Pilate and the multitude and other parts with bass soprano tenor and chorus narrations and solos. An additional anthem Through the Way by Schuecker and Rugalem by Parker will be performed. pastor reads between pieces. Friends and visitors are invited to attend this sacred musical service.
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Eholy of Zion Lutheran Church
Christ
King
Alley
Pilate
Calvary
Sacred Head
Schuecker
Erugalem
Parker
WCT E Meeting Plans Union Signal Session
The regular meeting of the W. G. T. U. will be held Monday evening March 21 at 7 30 o'clock. It will be a Union Signal meeting.
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Wct.e
Union
150 Million Idle Dollars Back at Work
Washington reports 150,000,000 idle dollars chased out of hoarding and returned to use in six weeks. Money in circulation fell 109,000,000 Feb 10 to Mar 16, while hoarding rose sharply. Circulation on Mar 16 stood at 5,522,000,000, down 22,000,000 for the week but up 960,000,000 from a year ago. Federal Reserve notes declined 16,000,000 to 2,601,2,000. Bank failures dropped to five National banks since Feb 17, the best two-year run.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
Troopers Testify in Homer City Hotel Shooting Trial
Three state troopers formerly at Indiana substation testified as witnesses in the trial of John Coatelo proprietor of the Commercial Hotel in Homer City charged with shooting John Turner of Pricedale last summer. Corporal James F. Maroney Private M. J. Powell and Private Francis J. Hanley appeared and described trooper work at the Homer City case.
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Indiana
Criminal Court
John Coatello
Homer City
John Turner
Pricedale
James F. Maroney
Washington
M. J. Powell
Greensburg Barracks
Francis J. Hanley
Ebensburg
Maroney
Fire volunteer nearly killed in barber chair incident
Edwin J. Meager, truck foreman of the Meyersdale fire department, leaped from a barber chair when a fire alarm sounded, cutting his throat with the razor. He was rushed to a hospital where surgeons sewed the deep gash after he bled heavily. The fire itself was minor.
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Meyersdale
INS
Edwin J. Meager
Meager
Bluebeard of Quiet Dell Innocent Says Powers Before Death
Harry F Powers known as the Quiet Dell Bluebeard refused clemency and declared his innocence as he faced execution. In a Me death cell interview with International News Service he remained calm, hoping justice would prevail. He acknowledged telling a psychiatrist he was sane and stood by his claim of innocence despite the capital sentence. Continued on Page Two.
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Leo V. Dolarins
Moundsville
W. Va
Nor W. G. Conley
Harry F. Powers
Dell Bluebeard
Powers
International ‘News Service
Americas
Childrem
Capital
R. P. Community Band Organized at Lucerne Mines
An organization to be known as the R. P. Community Band has been organized at Lucerne Mines Indiana county. The band includes about 30 members and is led by James Rafford, who has directed several bands in previous years. The community of Lucernamines shows strong interest in the new group and its activities.
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Lucerne
Jams Ra Rford
Indiana County
Commodore
Tesidents
Lucernamines
Indiana High School Accredited by Mid States Group
The commission of secondary schools of the middle states approved accreditation for the Indiana High School for the next two years. Colleges accepting high school graduates without exams will credit Indiana High School students for entrance. Dr. Charles C. Ellis of Juaniata College will address the June 3 graduating class.
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Indiana High School
Charles C. Ellis
Juaniata College
Bounties Paid on Predatory Animals in February
State records show February bounty payments for predatory animals: Gray fox 1555, Weasels 1321, etc, with totals including goshawks 618471. A square dance at Firemen's Hall Homer City was postponed to Wednesday evening March 33.
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Homer City
Clymer Wins Class B District 6 Title In Indiana County
Clymer claimed the Class B district 6 title last night, sweeping county basketball honors. Franklin, defending champions, pushed hard but trailed by halftime and were overtaken in the second half as Clymer built a multi possession lead. Furlong and Becoskey contributed pivotal plays for Clymer, with Buchan and Ay adding scoring as the game narrowed late. The district includes Indiana, Cambria, Clearfield, Blair, Huntington, and Mifflin counties, making the win a notable achievement against strong competition.
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Clymer
Indiana High Acer
Indiana
Cambria
Clearfield
Blair
Huntington
Mifflin
Franklin
Furlong
Ried
Huber
Becoskey Pub
Tong
Buchan
Omigo Aa
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University of Michigan
Michigan Union Club
Marion
Cleveland
Ohio
Martin Depew
Marshall Depew
Nell Q. Donnelly
Kansas City
Depew
Ulate
Gabriel Snubber Service
Auto Parts Co., Inc
Ritz Theatre Bldg
Wichita
Kan
W. D. Ellison
Phillipsburg
Capitol Notes
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Heflin- Bankhead
John H. Bankhead
Alabama
George
Georgia
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New Mexico
Hastings
Carrington
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Secretary of the Treasury
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