Plastic bag issue ties to $30,000 fraud case
Fragmentary report notes a plastic bag scheme linked to a $30,000 fraud. The text mentions an attempted elopement, a safe deposit withdrawal of $46,000, and warrants for arrest signed by Federal Judge Moley in Miami. Also referenced are charges of fraud, a Sullivan Act violation, and Mann Act concerns amid a photographer’s camera assault outside Spellde headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosenthal
Moley
Miami
Bac
Seymour Wally
Spellde
Jaffe
Berne
Rosenthal Dee Acef
Fire damages Derry plant roof and kiln blaze
A fire at the Derry plant, subsidiary of Westinghouse, damaged 40 to 50 square feet of wooden roof as a new kiln type overheated. Sprinkler system limited spread. exact damage amount undetermined. Night watchman alerted officials, preventing a larger blaze, with fire department arrival looming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derry
Westinghouse
Tlec T and Manufacturing Company
Mast Pittsburgh
Farewell for Gemmell Family
Neighbors held a farewell surprise party Friday evening for Mr and Mrs C M Gemmell at 1616 West Philadelphia Street. Guests included the Johnstons and their daughter Roth, Clara Gemmell, Helen Johnston, the Bojrer, Taylor, Kunkle, Mildred and Leonard Johnston, Lennard, Donald Gemmell, and Dierd Stewart. The event featured readings games and magic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. MM. Gemmell
West
Philadelphia Street
Alex Johnston
Roth
John Gemmell
Clara
John Johnston
Helen
Samte
Bojrer
Glark ‘Taylor
Giles Kunkle
Mer
Joohnston
Chapman in First Move to Beat Gallows
Commission on testimony of officers Feeney Malena and Lieber through which Alcorn brought Chapman from Atlanta to Connecticut and the petition states Chapman is unjustly detained by Warden Scott. The case cites due process claims under the U S Constitution and a railroad plan to build two connecting lines with Western Allegheny Railroad at about 9 15 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Feeney
Walter Malena
John Lieber
Habeas Cove
Alcorn
Chapman
Connecticut
Atlanta
Muttimus
TH. K. Scott
Gerald Chapman
Warden Scott
Scott
Chap~lmant
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Railroad
Western
Allegheny Railroad
Jealousy Sparked Blairsville Fatal Shooting
Crowle, an armed man, shot and killed Smith three miles southeast of Blairsville on the Blairsville Derry road. Police pursued and captured Crowdle, who confessed. Smith died in Latrobe hospital after the Friday afternoon incident. Both men were said to court Mrs Rosie L Larabkin of McFeelyville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crowdie
Agres
Blairsville
Derry
Smith
Crowdle
Latrobe
Rosie Larabkin
McFeelyville
Arkansas
Noted Local Figure Remains Hopeful for Comeback
The subject's physical condition is precarious but friends hope for a return to health and years of companionship. Mrs. Rowe, aged 85, appears beside him in the photo and is celebrated as a devoted partner and capable homemaker after many years of marriage.
South Fork Schools Plan Track Meet May 22
Principal A M Stall outlines countywide track meet goals at normal school discussion. If weather delays, event shifts to the following Saturday at Whersbury fair grounds with grammar and high school English objectives stressed by Miss Davidson and Ebensburg, plus emphasis on oral and written expression and careful reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U Iformad
A. M. Stall
South Fork
Uvanty
Whersbury Fair
Missnes Davidson
Stpertvisitus Princi
Miss Son
Engasa
Wisauel
Ebensburg
Veesharan
Angukl
Tom
Maci.Fawcett
St. Michael
Debarred Tax Lawyers At The Capital
Debarment actions hit tax lawyers amid capital cases. The article cites ethical concerns and disciplinary measures, noting violations by a California lawyer and penalties for officials whose conduct violated government representation rules.
Prince Ras New Operation Cleared By Doctors
London March 29 INS reports the operation on the Prince of Wales for a stomach trouble was successful. Attending physicians announced today that the intervention proceeded without complication and the royal health appears improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Prince of Wales
Local Man Beidleman Eyes Governor Bid At Ritz
Pittsburgh March 29 A statewide question centers on whether former Lieutenant Governor Beidleman of Harrisburg will file as a governor candidate His backers say he will submit nomination papers today while foes including Congressman Phillips press for a fight to the finish Mackrell who bolted a Mellon aligned ticket meets Beidleman backers in Harrisburg to discuss plans State Chairman Baker attends a conference to decide on Beidleman’s entry and campaign strategy Also reports say Tener plans to remain in the race as supporters organize for county by county campaigns
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritz Theatre
Rom Sage
Pittsburgh
Politileiuma
Edward E. Beidieman
Harrisburg
Beidleman
Thomas W. Phillips, Jr
Butler' S
Phillips
Mackrell
Capital Register of Wills
Joseph N. Mackrell
W. L. Mellon
W. Harry Baker
Heidleman
John K. Tener
Charleroi
Washington
Dewey Files Petition for Governor Nomination
Philip H. Dewey, master of the State Grange, filed petitions with the State Bureau of Elections for the Republican nomination for Governor. Dewey is perceived as friendly to the Tinling administration, while Governor is running for the Senate and is expected to offer support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Harrisburg
Philip H. Dewey
State Grange
State Bureau of Elections
Tinehot
United States Senate
Burbank Plant Scientist Stricken, Recovering at Home
77-year-old Alan Luthar, a noted plant scientist, suffered a heart attack and remains in bed at home. Visitors are barred as doctors monitor his condition and he shows no immediate complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Rosa
Ugh
Alan
Luthar Burbank
New Undertaker Located Here in Wayne Avenue
The many friends of St. T. Bell extend congratulations and best wishes for the success of his new undertaker and embalmer business. Bell recently passed the state examinations and is now a fully certified undertaker. his shop will be on Wayne Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. T. Bell
Bell
Wayne Avenue
Plan to Deprive Indians of Oil Profits Seen
Washington dispatch reports a bill by Rep Carl Hayden to tax oil profits on 22 000 000 acres of Indian reservations at 37 1 2 percent. Opponents say the measure seeks to deny Indians oil titles and tax executive order lands like treaty lands. Debate references Oklahoma and Minnesota tax rates, with Fraer opposing the 37 1 2 percent rate. A subcommittee will refine the bill for possible reporting next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Carl Hayden
Arizona
House Committee On Publi Lands
James A. Fraer
Wisconsin
Ralph H. Cameron
Fraer
House
Senate
FP. W. Dallinger
Massachusetts
Oklahoma
Minnesota
Albert N. Fall
Gneral
Public Lands Comittee
Hayden
Gil Driblys
Local social notes and a police theft report in Yonkers
Mrs J W Gibson visited Pittsburgh friends last week while Roy Doiner bought a Star car. Mrs A G Glenn ill with a nervous breakdown at home. Mrs J J Williams and Miss Martha Martin guests at TE Napp home in Stafford. Several locals visited A G Glenn and G M Joiner. Mail carrier off duty due to flu, substitution arranged. Roads drifted but opened up again. Police seek thief in Yonkers who took a briar pipe five nickels blank cartridge pistol and a framed dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Gibson
Pittsburgh
Roy Doiner
A. G. Glenn
sMys. J. J. Williams
Martha Martin
Stafford
E. G. Davis
Mr. Condron
Myx. Goodwin
Alice Glenn
Richard Williams
Yonkdrs
N. Y
League of Men's Rights seeks fewer rights for Vienna women
Vienna March 29. The League of Men's Rights petitions the Austrian parliament for fewer rights for women and more for men. It calls for abolition of alimony and bans on women entering trades that compete with men. It also seeks to end a mother's right to name the father of illegitimate children without proof by blood tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
INS
League of Men's Rights
League
Local residents in Indiana noted for travels and events
Samuel and Edna Wright will sing at the evangelistic meeting in the Methodist Church this week. A. C. Other, farmer of Cherryhill township, spent the day in Indiana. Dick Slater, Pittsburgh worker, spent the weekend at home. Frank Jackson of Ayivllo came to attend the Fisher for Governor event at the Ritz Theatre. M. J. Bowers of Homer City was an out-of-town visitor. Mrs. Parker Wytle and Miss Ira Cunningham left for Washington, D. C. for the Cherry Blossom convention. Agnes Prothero returned from Vandergrift where she joined an Easter dance. Mrs. Carl Stumpf and Mrs. Gaye Marshall drove to Pittsburgh. Mr. Stumpf joined them. John Guthrie returned home for Easter vacation from Lawrenceville academy. J. C. Long and William Nealer, Pittsburgh workers, spent Sunday at home. Lowell Stephens of Homer City returns from W and J College for vacation. Royden White returned home from Greensburg after visiting friends. Frank Spicher, William Deyarmin, John Rummel, Robert McCormick and Demp McCreary, Cherry Tree citizens, attended Court. Sidney Handler, from Dickinson College, vacationing with parents. Esther Bennett spent weekend with Johnstown friends. P. S. Allen of Brushvalley township attended to business in Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schrader and two sons, Edward and Reynolds, of Nemacolin, Greene County, spent the weekend in Indiana and returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Schrader
Edward and
Reynolds
Nemacolin
Greene County
Engagement Announced for Bertha Graydon in Wehrum Pa
Mrs. George H. Graydon of Indiana announces the engagement of her daughter Bertha to Burton W. Casatt of Indiana. The couple became engaged at a March 27 dinner at the Wehrum Tea Room in Wehrum Pa attended by eight guests. Roses with small hearts served as favors. Miss Graydon teaches at Wehrum school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Graydon
Indiana
Bertha
Burton W. Casatt
Wehrum ‘Tea Room
Wehrum, Pa
Miss Graydon
Wehrum School
Albeck leaves Trainer's drug store in Newark
Ray A. Albeck former head of the prescription department at Trainer’s drug store, formerly Allison’s, ends service after three and a half years. A Philadelphia College of Pharmacy graduate, he was known as an efficient clerk. Future plans to be announced later. In Newark Hillside, a pistol battle and car chase left one dead, two wounded. The deceased is Francis Burns, 21, an escapee from New Hampton Farms Reformatory in Orange County, N Y. Injured include Newark police officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulst
Disbara Park
California
Wokl
Jatfenses
Ife
Vereivedt
Officeialar
The
Treasury
Une Tims
Department
Bve
Manuwrrien
Practive
Ray A. Albeck
Trainer's Drug Store
Allison's
Mr. Albeck
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy
Albeck
Newark
N. J
iNewark
Hillside
Francis Burns
New Hampton Farms
Orange County
N. Y
Stock Quotations From Pittsburgh Reported
Stock quotations from Pittsburgh, Pa, reported by A. BE and Masten & Co. reflect prices and activity across listed securities. The brief item notes market movement and indicative values as of the latest trading session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
A. Be, Masten
Grains Close Mixed As Provisions Fall Sharply
Chicago markets report irregular closes with wheat up to 13-8 and down 8 to 8 cents from prior levels, corn slipping 1-4 to 1-2 cents, oats mixed 4-8 cents higher to 1-4 lower, wheat opening steady then softening, corn steady to down, oats up then down, and provisions dropping sharply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pittsburgh Live Stock Market Report Summary
CATTLE supplies steady with steers at 9 50 to 10, prime 9 to 9 50, good 9 to 9 50, tidy poultry? Note: listing shows varied classes from common to prime. VEAL CALVES steady at 16 50, receipts 10. SHEEP AND LAMB supply 600, market slow, lambs 14 25, spring lambs 20. HOGS receipts 1800, market steady to lower, prime heavy hogs 1 3 12, mediums 14 00, leaf yorkers 14 14 25, pigs 14 14 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Card of Thanks for Kindness after Illness and Death
We publicly acknowledge our thanks and appreciation for kindnesses shown during the illness and after the death of our beloved husband and father. Thank you for the beautiful Aural tributes and the use of bars on the day of the funeral. Mrs. Henry Rishel and Children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Rishel
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Greensngs
Gemmell
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William Shakespeare
Red Cross
Shakespeare
Aveen
Steving Furniture Store
Rappe Ot Red Cross Mattress
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Rayne Township
Co. F
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Prince Ras
Burbank
Grismore
League OF Men’s Rights
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Edna Wright
Methodist
A. C. Other
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Dick ‘Slater
Frank Jackson
Ayivllo
Fisher
M. J. Bowers
Homer City
Parker Wytle
Pattisons
Ira Cunningham
Sutton-Miller Company
Washington, D. C
Photographers
Agnes Prothero
Vandergrift
Insomnia Club
Carl Stumpf
Gaye. Marshall
Stumpf
City
John Guthrie
Lawrenceville Academy
J.C. Long
William Nealer
Lowell Stephens
W. and J. College
Will
Mrs. Royden White
Greensburg
Frank Spicher
William Deyarmin
John Rummel
Robert McCormick
Demp McCreary
Cherry Tree
Sidney Handler
Dickinson College
Mrs
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Esther Bennett
Johnstown
Allen
Brushvalley Township
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Wbaee
Ajax Rub
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China Cap
C. M. St.orbee
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Colail Cr
N. H
Nor. Paar
P.O
Laan Pac
Vienne
U S
VY. S. Stevl
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Cere de Pasco
MD . Ley Léa White
Davison Chem
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Otis Steel
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