Lindbergh Says Tale Of No Significance
INS report from Trenton quotes Colonel H Norman Schwarzkopf leading the New Jersey State Police investigation into the Lindbergh baby kidnapping. Schwarzkopf rejects Norfolk rumors about the baby’s return, confirms no underworld deals, and says no evidence supports a Delaware River or Chesapeake Bay escape route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quentin Reynolds
INS
Trenton
N. J
H. Norman Schwarzkopf
New Jersey State Police
Harry Fleischer
Purple Gang
Detroit
Abie Wagner
New York
theisaasleischer-Wagner
Icad
Schwarzkopf
Norfolk
Chesapeake Bay
Charles A. Lindbergh
Paha
Lindbergh
Local hospital report lists several patient moves
Justice of the Peace J D Bill who had been a patient for several weeks was removed to his home yesterday on Oakland Avenue. Co L Whiting of town who underwent an operation some time ago will be removed to his home tomorrow. Mrs 8 T Powers of Blairsville who has been a patient for the past three weeks was removed to her home today. Mrs Powers is the wife of the well known Pennsylvania railroad conductor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
J. D. Bill
Oakland Avenue
Co. L. Whiting
Town
8. T. Powers
Blairsville
Equinox Storm Triggers House Roof Repair Talk in Town
A neighborhood chat among four houses in a residential district details wind and rain damage from a southern storm. The discussion mentions shingles, leaks, and the need for roof, rain spout, and trellis repairs while the Idle Dollar Campaign seeks solicitors to fund fixes. Across towns, blocks pledge work to cut unemployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Idle Dollar Campaign Committee
Crimson Rambler
Mother and twins die at Salina
A Salina woman Margie Stover Sloan 24 and her twin daughters died after a pneumonia battle began last Thursday. The twins were born Tuesday at 2 30 pm and died at birth while the mother died five and a half hours later. Burial was in Poke Run Cemetery after rites at Poke Run Presbyterian Church. She left a husband a 3 year old daughter and four brothers and four sisters. The Rev John Berryhill led services with the Rev D L Martens assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poke Run
Sloan
Audrey
Isaiah Stover
Real Wild West Battle at Oklahoma's 101 Ranch
MARLAND Okla March 25 INS a temporary truce was in effect between receivers attorneys and Col Zack Miller militant white haired plainsman who defended his 101 Ranch home stead with a shotgun The armistice arranged by County Coroner Attorney Bruce Peter followed Miller routing two lawyers from his white house as they entered to arrange sale of ranch properties at a public auction Deputies rushed to scene Miller barricaded himself with two former employees and warned he would resist The county attorney entered to arrange the truce no criminal charges will be filed and Miller claimed he only wanted to see how fast they could run
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Marland
Okla
INS
Zack Miller
Ranca
Bruce Peter
Miller
White House
Col. Miller
R. A. Wilson
Neal Sulli
101 Ranch
Potter
King George Bestows Maundy Pence on English Poor
Westminster Abbey witnessed King George and Queen Mary presiding over the Maundy ceremony. Sixty-seven elderly men and women each received sixty-seven pence in silver, plus gold allowances of four pounds sixteen shillings for men and four pounds five shillings for women. The event, revived to honor historic royal humility, dates back to about 406 A.D. and was carried into the Abbey by a uniformed yeoman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
George
James II
England
Westminster Abbey
Mary
Divorce Suit Details Tainted by Cheating Allegations
In Los Angeles a wife testified that her husband, A. Arthur Jr., the president’s grandson, “just would not work.” He claimed to do nothing for a living while she described odd interruptions during his writing attempts. The testimony framed the grounds for their divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Arthur, Jr
United States
Los Angeles
Arthur
Manchuria to redefine open door policy says foreign minister
Shieh Chien-shih, foreign minister of the new Manchurian government, told INS that Manchuria, now a separate country, will define and apply the open door policy to its conditions. He said reciprocity will be used, favoring nations that treat Manchuria well, and noted continued US influence and ties despite geographic distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hunter
INS Star
INS
Changchun
Manchuria
Naw
International News Service Today
Shieh Chien-shih
Shieh
United States
China
Fish and Game Meeting Tonight in Indiana County
A 7 30 PM meeting at the YMCA gathers Sportsmen landowners and timber groups of Indiana County to plan forest fire prevention. Harrisburg official H B Rowland and district forester T I Shirey will speak as organizers urge broad attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
H. B. Rowland
Harrisburg
T. I. Shirey
Sunrise Service for Coal Run
There will be a sunrise player meeting in Coal Run hall at six o'clock Easter Sunday morning. The Rav. Charles Williams of Indiana will be in charge. The general public in Coal Run and other towns are cordially invited to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coal Run
Charles Williams
Indiana
Murder trial in Creekside ends shortly expected today
Dominic Romanic of Creekside stands trial in a Creekside street murder case. Judge J N Langham presided as a 15 person venire completed the jury of 12. District Attorney Rudduck presented the Commonwealth case as witnesses testified including Joseph Marsico recounting three pistol shots and the dying plea Come down and help me Dominic Romanic shot me.
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J. N. Langham
Dominic Romanic
Creekside
Joseph Gorgean
Langham
A. Eugene Wilson
William M. Ruddock
Commonwealth
I. E. Creps
Rudduck
J. Wayne ‘Lamb
Joseph Marsico
Romanic
Marsico
Gorgian
Center Township Tax Justice Meet Highlights Local Government Costs
Center township tax justice league hosts an evening at Risinger school house with talks on equalization of taxes and government costs. Students present a program including plays The Way to Windham and The Lost Trousers, music, readings, and duets. Open this evening Buchheit Bros offers gas range trade and auto parts listed with Ritz Theatre Blig advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Township
Tax-Justice League
Risinger School
Rachel Lockard
Windham
Amelia Patti
Betty Adair
John Sudar
Little Brown
Rosie Battestilli
Josephine Reichert
Lisle Davis
Joseph Kinter
Miss Mack
Buchheit Bros
Easter Rebellion Observances Across Ireland Ahead of anniversary
In over 100 cities and 26 counties Irish Republicans plan parades memorials and mass meetings for Sunday marking the 16th anniversary of the Easter Rebellion. About 15,000 IRA members expected to parade amid police precautions. More than 20,000 demonstrators to assemble at Stephen's Green Dublin and march to Glanevin cemetery where 1916 rebels are buried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liston Wells
Dublin
Irish Republican Army
Irish Free State
Io International News Service
Stephen's Green
Glanevin
Miracle of the Thorn at Andria Cathedral on Good Friday
Catholics gathered outside Andria Cathedral as reports described a miracle of a thorn bleeding at 11 a.m. on Good Friday coinciding with the Annunciation. Observers noted four purplish spots appearing at the thorn’s tip, a relic preserved in a special shrine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andria
Bari
Italy
Chris
Galhering
Death of John Milton Conner, Blairsville builder dies at 81
John Milton Conner 81 retired Blairsville contractor died at 1 45 pm at his home 145 Maple Avenue Blairsville after a short illness stemming from a paralytic stroke suffered earlier this month Born in Altoona on March 8 1851 he lived many years in Blairsville building numerous structures and later worked at the Blairville Schwarzenbach Huber plant Retired in recent years he was a member of the First Presbyterian Church of Blairsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Milton Conner
Blairsville
Maple Avenue
Mr. Conner
Altoona
John Conner Kind Charity (Myers) Conner
Blairevile
Blaireville
Schwarzenbach-Huber Company
First Presbyterian Church of
Substitute beer tax urged to balance budget
Senator Bingham leads a push to replace the discarded sales tax with a four cent per pint tax on legalized four per cent beer sold for hotel and table use, claiming it could raise $600,000,000 to $1,000,000,000 annually and balance the budget. The plan echoes a report by the Senate manufactures subcommittee. A separate House challenge calls for nearly $700,000,000 in excises to balance the 1933 budget after the sales tax defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William K. Hutchinson
Washington
INS
Congress
Senator Bingham
Connecticut
Senate Net
Bingham
Cone
Senate Manufactures Subcommittee
House
William
Neal
Tolevy
Ways and Means Committee
Kunkle Improves After Pneumonia Illness
The many friends of C. S. Kunkle of Homer City learn his condition has improved after a critical stretch from pneumonia diagnosed March 4. Recovery now seems likely as days of danger pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kunkle
Homer City
Easter Service at Tanoma Church
The Rev. L B Rittenhouse will lead the Easter morning service at 11:00 at Tanoma Church. In the evening the pastor Rev A F Richards will preach. The Village hosts a regular Saturday night dance with college musicians from Johnstown on Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanoma Church
L. B. Rittenhouse
Tanosma
A. F. Richards
Johnstown
States vote on repeal of Prohibition in nationwide poll
New York report shows Kansas leading the dry column with 3,040,086 ballots cast. The repeal side held a slim 0.1 percent edge in the first week of tabulations, with Nevada ranking as the wettest state at 83 percent repeal support. District of Columbia returns show 22.09 percent for continuation.
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New York
INS
Kansas
Sahara
Literary Digest
North Carolina
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Initiz
Arizona
Idaho
Montana
Nevada
New Mexico
Utah
Borah
Prohibition
District of Columbia
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Underworld
Buchheit, Bros
Indiana Evening Gazette
Streams Gift Shop
Atlantic
Pacific
Baker
Oregon
Salina
Lawrence Sloan
Penn Run
A. J. Stahura
Harry Canfield
Episcopal Church
Stahura’s
Homestead
President's Kin
Independent
Wang
Tal
Domenick Romanic
Joseph Gorgian
Auto Parts Co., Inc
Ritz Theatre Blig
Dail
Ireland
George V
Great Britain
Group of Nations
Battle
University of Missouri
Mary Louise Butterfield
Kansas City
St. I’al
Law School
D. Frank Luckey
Columbia
Dime Heiress
Migs
Barbara Hutton
Woolworld ¢Ain
Lan Angeles
MO. M. Conner
Nettie C. Long
Blacklick
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