Highway Dept Worker Killed Spreading Ashes on Road
James A. Musser, 48, of Marion Center, died when he fell from a moving truck while spreading ashes on the Cymer Dixonville road near Rembrandt. The truck, driven by Ronald Neal, was nine miles per hour on a level section. Musser died on impact. Survived by wife, son William, and daughters Eulene and Clara Jean. Coroner F. W. St. Clair to investigate this afternoon.
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State Highway Department
Cymer-Dixonville
Rembrandt
F. W. St. Clair
Indiana
James A. Mueser
Marion Center
Clymer
Thomas Undertaking Establishment
Ronald Neal
Rogaster
Musser
Neal
S. L. Neal
Rossiter
Earl H. Pfeiffer
Clymen
Pfeiffer
St. Clair
William Musser
Marion Center High School
Eulene Musser
DuBois Hospital
Clara Jean Musser
Marion Center School
Miners Entombed In Poland Protest Wage Cut
In Sosnowitz Poland hunger striking miners entombed themselves four days ago in the Klimintoff and Mortimer mines. Scores lacked food as 600 stayed underground and workers insisted they would rather starve than accept wage reductions, while families urged a resolution.
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Sosnowitz
Poland
INS
Klimintoff and Mortimer
Sturface
Proposal to legalize naturally fermented wine in hotels
A Washington drive seeks to legalize sale of wine with ten percent alcohol content, backed by California grape growers who oppose 3.2 percent wine. Rep Jaca drafts a bill to license sale by the federal bureau for on premises service in hotels and restaurants, with take home rights. In Pittsburgh a beer bill enactment is celebrated with arrests and a light sentencing. A flood of stock and bonds fears accompany Pennsylvania beer and wine legalization effective April 7 unless new controls pass.
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Washington
Ins
Congress
California
Jaca
Caligorzigg
Tedersl Problem Bureau
Business methods enter the home in Indiana county
Twenty five women in Indiana county, with Miss Bessie Owen, began keeping a home expenditure account to track income and purchases. The goal is to compare values received for money, eliminate waste, and guide future spending while applying business methods to home life.
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Indiana County
Bessie Owen
Home Economics Extension
Owen
Former Resident Outlines Five Year Farm Relief Plan
William W Brilhart former Indian resident now in New York outlines a five year plan for farm relief. He proposes a Reserve Relief System with price supports, storage stations, and distribution through city and state relief committees to cut graft and stabilize credit terms. Contact address given in New York City.
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William W. Brilhart
New York
Soviet frees British engineers held in Moscow
London reports the Soviet Union will release on bail three of four British engineers detained in Moscow on espionage suspicions. The public prosecutor would release them if Metropolitan Vickers deposits 25,000 rubles for one man and 14,000 rubles for the other two.
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London
Russia
Moscow
Metropolitan’ Vickers, Ltd
Hitler conferences in Reichstag warn traitors in Germany
Berlin march 28 Reichstag speech by Chancellor Adolf Hitler warns that treason against the German nation will be punished with barbaric ruthlessness. He proclaims this the century of heroism and declares art and literature must educate the people accordingly.
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Berlin
Ado Hitler
Reichstag
Indict Robinson on Seven Counts in Pittsburgh
Thomas N. Robinson and Cauhrey of Citizens National Bank of Indiana face a federal indictment charging seven counts of embezzlement totaling 540 768 dollars. The case was set for the May term of Federal Court in Pittsburgh after the federal grand jury returned the indictment.
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Fro
Mar
Thal
Thomas N. Robinsor
Cauhrey
Citizens National Bank
Indiana
Pittsburgh
Robinson
First National Bank Opens With Conservator in Charge
The First National Bank of Indiana opened for business at 1:00 this morning with Paul Straitiff appointed as conservator. Deposits will be segregated and available on demand, with new deposits held in vaults or at the Federal Reserve Bank in Cleveland or in Government Bonds. Prior deposits cannot be honored until arrangements allow unrestricted transactions. Four Indiana banks are functioning and officials will advise patrons as rulings take effect.
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National Bank of
Inian
Paul
Straitiff
Federal Reserve Bank
Cleveland
Indiana Banking
Farmers Bank & Trust Company
The
Indiana Savings & Trust Company
Indiana County Deposit Bank
First National Bank
Pinchot seeks halt on tax executions in emergency
Harrisburg March 26 Governor Gifford Pinchot urged courts and mortgage holders to suspend tax executions and sheriffs sales during the current economic emergency. A bill to extend the ban on sales was to be introduced later, with the governor citing justice and mercy and the state's welfare. He asked mortgage holders to consider compromising payment terms when owners cannot pay.
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Harrisburg
INS
Gifford Pinchot
Tne
Coyne
Justice and Mercy
Pinchot
3.2 Beer Ads Postponed Until April Sixth
Washington reports officials rule newspapers may not print 3.2 beer advertisements before midnight April 6. Publications that publish notices earlier face a $1,000 fine and up to six months in prison. Public notices also tout a local comedy show and church event with low admission.
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Washington
Post Office
New Tariffs to Hit Local Gas Consumers
Local Columbia Natural Gas Company announces new rate tariffs in Indiana district affecting Homer City Lucerne and Creekside. Rates reduce by 8 to 4 cents per thousand cubic feet on higher usages and 25 cent readiness to serve charge continues. Larger users see the biggest savings while average homes see little to no reduction.
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Indiana
Homer City
Lucerne
Creekside
Columbia Natural Gag Company
Greensburg High Faces Spring Practice After Stolen Gear Recovered
Sadness filled two homes as Greensburg High football hopefuls prepared for spring drills after Blaine police arrested George Muskin and Paul Kleper, both 17 from Maydanyville, for stealing equipment from Offutt Field. The loot, valued at $250, was recovered and eased concerns.
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Greensburg
Blaie
George Muskin
Paul Kleper
Maydanyville
Offutt Field
A. A.puitz Wesbecher
Charley E Stiveson Retirement Marks One Year On Beat
Charley E Stiveson, age 68, long time Pennsylvania Railroad trackman on the Indiana Branch, marks one year on the retired list after entering service November 20, 1901 and retiring May 5, 1932. He remains active watching his successor along the right of way and notes no disciplinary issues in his record.
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Charley E. Stiveson
Charley Stiveson
Indiana
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mr. Stiveson
State Denies Federal Loan Amid Budget Standstill
Harrisburg March 23 Denied a federal loan to apportion among county relief agencies for April the State Emergency Relief Board planned further talks on meeting unemployed needs. The Talbot bill proposing 2 000 000 for April and May was discussed by the committee. Governor Pinchot said no cut to the 158 000 000 general fund budget is possible, claiming Revenue Department assurance. The board named Lewis D. Havins Fulton County executive director of the relief agency at 875 monthly. Appointments to county emergency boards were listed. An Indiana County Unemployed Council meeting is set for Saturday March 20 at 7 40 p m in the Court House. Jewelry ad notes Luxenberg's showing rings and pins at 178x.
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Harrisburg
State Emergency Relief Board
Talbot
Pinchot
Revenue Department
Lewis D. Havins
Fulton County
Relief Agency
B. Scott Melarland
Ambridge
Beaver County
He Mont Smith
Bloomsburg
Columbia County
Geo. D. Michaels
Protests Across Nations Rally Against Persecution
Reports from New York and other cities describe mass protests of Jewish and allied faith groups against Nazi anti Semitic policies. Madison Square Garden hosted a large rally with 20 000 attendees and speakers from Jewish Catholic and Protestant groups denouncing the Nazi regime. State Department protests were sent by the Congregational Christian Churches and by the national Catholic Truth Society. Also reported is a brutal Nazi slayings in Berlin with two Jewish victims dragged from a bed and killed in a wooded area near the city.
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New York
Germany
Madison Square Garden
Lea
State Department
Washin
General Council of Congregational and Christian Churches
United States
National Catholic Truth
Ward Lodge Curran
ENS
London
Storm Troe
Leo Krell
Berlin
Leondermann
Three Post Office Employees Indicted for Embezzlement
In Vandergrift and Terrace Pennsylvania a federal grand jury indicted post office workers Tracy Brandon Anna Kelgar and Florence Frost for embezzlement of postal funds. Brandon faces one count for 45 dollars, Kelgar three counts totaling 453 dollars, and Frost 371 dollars. Ruth Miller becomes manager and buyer at Brody's Millinery Store and will greet former customers.
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Erib
INS
Tivo
Federal
Tracy Brandon
Vandergrift
Anna Kelg Sar
Terrace
Florence Frost
Pigeon
Brody's
Ruth Miller
San Diego Quiet After Quake Report Message
A San Diego resident recounts a recent earthquake letter noting San Diego was fortunate with only minor shocks. The writer describes radio coverage from Long Beach and Los Angeles and asserts San Diego lies outside the fault line amid confusion about whether southern California was affected.
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Alien G. Kirkpatrick
San Diego
Calif
Long Beacd
Los Angeles
San Ble
Long Beach
California
San Diggo
Poldon
San Pedro
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