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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1940

Page

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Queen Mary to Sail With Troop Ships Soon

In New York a British officer said the Queen Mary Maurentania and other liners are provisioned for troop transport. Men en route to join the ships were aboard the Lancastria after leaving England and stopping at Halifax. Farewell scenes near the docks showed sailors optimistic about future war duties and bonuses, with talks of a pleasure cruise mood despite the looming voyage.

York March Mary Neid New York England Halifax Australia Queen Mary Maurentania Queen “Mary's Sail Anchor Atlantic Hitler

Murder Plot Details From Page One

Trooper W J Hayes 27 a native of Toledo assigned to the case describes meeting Mrs Santilli and Ma Mijer at a minister home where she allegedly asked for her husband to be killed. She offered 2500 dollars for the death and showed a 5000 dollar insurance policy with accidental death double indemnity. Hayes says Miller spoke of other possible executions in a similar scheme.

W. J. Hayes Toledo

Turnpike Chairman Confident on Philadelphia Extension

Walter A. Jones, chairman of the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission, says he is confident the $70,000,000 toll road will extend to Philadelphia. He cites assurances of federal funding and a forthcoming special legislative session. The 180 mile corridor from Harrisburg to Pittsburgh will be dedicated July 4 with President Roosevelt as guest.

Harrisburg Walter A. Jones Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission Philadelphia James Pittsburgh Roosevelt Tidewater Ohio River Valley Jones War Emergency Resourcé A Federal Bureau of Public Roads Pennsylvania Commission Middlesex Cumberland County Irwin Westmoreland County

Miners Race to Reopen Pennsylvania Cambria County Mines

Wintondale faces ghost town risk as bondholders and Corp President C M Schwerin consider resuming operations after mine closures. The 500 idle workers may return if talks succeed, while aid from the Department of Public Assistance and the United Mine Workers aids families. Flooding hampered production but Brentzer mine reports dewatering pumps arriving and new work resuming.

Pennsylvania C. M. Schwerin New York Indiana Cambria Schwerin Department of Public Assistance United Mine Workers Union Cambria County Burgess Walter G. Morris

Body search resumes at St Vincent shaft mine

A boat aided interior search at the St Vincent shaft mine for Barney Ransel’s body after an underground flood killed two men. John Lane’s body has been recovered earlier. Search team Frank Jones, Andy Butella, and Tony Stokowitz found no trace today while inspectors granted daily searches with precautions. Ditches will drain water behind falls to enable pumping.

St. Vincent Barney Ransel John Lane Frank Jones Andy Butella Tony Stokowitz B. L. Brennecke Lottery Thermine

Britain Wide Night Raid Hits German Base at Scapa Flow

British air force conducted a major night raid on the German base at Scapa Flow with more than 100 bombs dropped. Air Minister Sir Kingsley Wood reported hangars and oil storage tanks set afire and significant hits on the Jetty, light railway, and other targets. Only one British plane was lost, and several bombers reported direct hits on seaplane hangars and barrack blocks. Residents in nearby Denmark heard the blasts, with 82 home explosions noted and four Danish towns suffering window damage. Prime Minister Chamberlain announced the action, describing it as Britain’s most spectacular air raid of the 200 days of war.

Cape 4 Kingsley Wood House of Commons Wood Tonder Denmark Britain Scapa Flow Air Ministry Sylt Ministry England Exchange Telegraph Agency Chamberlain Berlin Syit DNB Great Britain

Cupboard slayings prompt hunt for Seattle mother’s son

In Seattle a 43 year old matron was found beaten stabbed and trussed in a cupboard under a sink. Police issued a murder warrant for her 23 year old son Denzel Davis based on estranged wife June Daviss account. The autopsy cited 18 stab wounds and a fractured skull from a blunt instrument.

Seattle Mia Harriat Redding Arnold Gale Wilson Guy B. Knot Denzel Davis Charles Ralls Ralls Davis

Obituary notices for Frances Carcelli and Carmellia Sylvester

Frances Carcelli widow of Peter Carcelli dies at home in Homer City after illness aged 67. She resided 26 years in Homer City and was active at St Louis Church. Survived by children John Ebensburg Joseph Sharon Mrs J B Vanity and Mrs Frances Kelereski and seven grandchildren. Funeral 2 PM Friday at St Louis Church. Interment St Bernard Cemetery Indiana. Carmellia Sylvester 83 wife of Allino Sylvester dies in Clearfield Hospital. Resident of Coral and Salisbury, former Italy resident. Survived by husband Charles Sylvester and three grandchildren. Burial at St Francis and St Biman and Jude Cemetery Blairsville.

Frances Carcelli Peter Carcelli Maria Carcelli Church Street Homer City Congregation of Joseph Sharon J. B. Vanity Clune Frances Kelereski Mary Andrie South Fork Teresa Saia Los Angeles Jack Saia New York City St. Louis Church Pather Rosenthall St. Bernard Cemetery Indiana Carmellia Sylvester Allino Sylvester Coral Clearfield Hospital Italy Salisbury St. Francis Catholic Church Charles Sylvester Gt. Francis Church Biman and Jude Catholic Cemetery Blairaville

Gas Rate Fight Plays Out In Courts In Three States

Pennsylvania and Ohio gas consumers face hearings as authorities probe proposed rate increases by Hope Natural Gas, and Pittsburgh area utilities seek court stay to suspend nine month suspensions. Officials clash over information and timing as federal and state bodies review just prices. The cases involve Peoples Natural Gas and related Pittsburgh region interests, with implications for residents and businesses.

Harrisburg Theof Pittabu Allegheny County Manotely Peoples Mission James A. Wright Wright William H. Keller Keller J.C. Langfitt Pittsburgh Commission Graff Miller People Company Washington Ohio Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission Hope People’s Natural Gas Company Fayette County Gas Company Manufacturers Light and Heat Company

Daladier Resigns as French War Cabinet Reshaped

In Paris Daladier presented his resignation to Lebrun after a brief War Ministry meeting. The six hour chamber vote of confidence followed the cabinet’s formation of a new war government. A smaller cabinet is expected with General Gamelin frequently named as a possible portfolio holder.

Daladier War Ministry London Eylsee Palace Lebrun Finland Russia Maurice Gustave Gamelin France

Coroner Disagrees over Husband in River Death

Mrs. Park Myers claims the body recovered from the Youghiogheny River is her husband despite coroner J P Hanney's assertion of a misidentification. The funeral was halted as dental work and missing gold caps raised doubts, and Myers insisted the corpse is her spouse who disappeared January 13 after a threat to end his life.

Henney Myers Ina Coun Basie Myem Myra Siill Ng

Finland faces mass migration as war reshapes Karelia

Helsinki reports 500000 Karelia natives evacuated after Soviet occupation of 18000 square miles. Only three residents remain in Kakisalmi with border movements continuing. Officials warn defense readiness remains vital as 40000 farms and 7000 estates abandoned seek compensation. volunteers aid relocation amid strained transport.

Helsinki Finland Russia Finnish Karelia Kakisalmi Lake Ladoga Uta Sanomat Lapland Rustiana National Property Owners’ League Vilpuri League Pany Cetireman

Holy Redeemer Church Reopens After Interdict Lift

Cleveland March 20 Archbishop Joseph Schrambn lifted the interdict on Holy Redeemer Catholic Church after 1800 Italian American parishioners repented at a meeting. They pledged full submission to ecclesiastical authority and repeated their act of submission.

Cleveland Holy Redeemer Catholic Church Naw Joseph Schrambn

FDR Ordered Back To Bed After Fever Rise

Washington March 20 President Roosevelt's temperature rose again and he was ordered back to bed His physician Rear Admiral Ross T McIntire said he was not in the least concerned noting the cold was one of those lingering illnesses The morning temperature reached 99 4 degrees exceeding normal by nearly a degree"}

Washington Roosevelt Ross T. McIntire

Treasury Balance Report Washington March 18

The Treasury reports receipts of 103 267 732 47 dollars and expenditures of 208 946 873 06 dollars for March 18, leaving a net balance of 2 420 498 403 05 dollars. Working balance stands at 1 702 141 361 16 dollars with customs receipts for the month at 17 789 205 75. Fiscal year receipts show a deficit of 4 086 567 281 49 and expenditures of 6 871 684 523 81.

Washington Treasury

Stock market tickers show varied gains and pulls across sectors

A scrambled list of company tickers and percent changes fills a market snapshot with firms from Air Reduction to United Aircraft showing mixed gains and declines. Notable names include Eastman Kodak, General Motors, Du Pont, Chrysler, and IBM like entries indicating a broad, volatile sector snapshot.

Bald Loco Ct Balt Ohio Bendix Aviat Beth Steel Tae Briggs Budd Burr Calumet and Hec Canad Pacific Cerro de Pas Ches and Ohio Chrysler Corp South Cons Edison Consol Oil Dei Lack and West Douglas Aircraft du Pont de N Eastman Kodak el Auto-Lita Gen ElectBke Gen Foods Gen Motors Gen Refract Greyhound Corp Hudson Motor Interlake Iron Int Harvester Nick Can Tel Kennecott Cop Kresge Lehigh Val Cea Loew's Inc Mack Trucks Montgom Ward Nash-Kelvinator Nat Biscuit North Amer Ca Packard Motor Penn RR Phila Pub Sve Pure Oi Radio Corp of Amth Ropub Steel Reynolds Tob Seara Roebuck Hy Southern Pacific Southern Ay Sperry Corp OU NJ Giudebiker Corp Timken Ball United Aircraft United Indus Alee Rubber Valen Tower

Roosevelt backs foreign warplane sales amid secrecy claim

Washington reports show President Roosevelt defending the sale of American warplanes to France and Britain as aiding national defense by boosting production, while denying any leakage of secret designs. House Military Committee plans to probe the administration stance on allied purchases and secrecy.

Washington March Sas Provident Crete Fronton Cone Abalone America France Britain Bunk Roosavelt House Navertheless Woodring War Department May D-Ky Rep. Harter D-Ohio Questan Woodring Louis Johnson George C. Marshall Army H. H. Arnold Army Air Corps Roosevelt

Tragedy in White Township Prompt Funeral Plans

A young girl in fourth grade of Adair School, resident of White Township Indiana Route 4, is survived by her parents, maternal grandfather David J Hill, three brothers Arthur Glenn and Robert, two sisters Mrs Ralph Sexton and Maxine. Visitation at the parental home Thursday noon to Friday morning, body to Robinson Funeral Home Indiana for a 2 pm service. Burial in Oakland Cemetery.

White Township Indiana R. D Adair School David J. Hill BR. D Arthur Glenn Dr Robert Ralph Sexton Maxine South Sixth Street Robinson Funeral Home Oakland Cemetery

Markets: Grain and Livestock Prices in Chicago and Pittsburgh

Chicago wheat futures rose early on European news with May at 103 1 4 and July 101 1 2 cents as prices held near highs. Corn opened up 1 2 with May 5 1 2 and July 57. In Pittsburgh livestock demand was moderate with hogs steady to higher and cattle prices mixed across grades. Apples and potatoes showed steady to firm quotes with assorted regional varieties priced per car or 100 pound sack.

Chicago

College Weather Forecast With Cloudy Skies

The forecast warns of a cloudy day with warmer temperatures and occasional grit showers. Reading shows 36 as the current temperature with a high of 43 and a low of 27, humidity at 91 percent, barometric pressure around 21.0 inches, and yesterday’s was 20.36 inches.

New Store Opens Bargain Center in Philadelphia

A new Bargain Center will open at Philadelphia and its management is Duke Gordon. It will feature a full range of men’s and boys’ shoes clothing and ladies and children’s garments. The opening is set for Saturday March 23 at the stand.

Phladelhia &T Sateurday Duke Gordon Mane and Boys

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