Insull Extradition Battle Shifts to Romania and Istanbul
Samuel Insull, fugitive American financier, lands at Constanza Romania after fleeing Greece. Romania may detain him or extradite to the United States. a visa permits a months stay. In Istanbul authorities detain the Malotis crew as Angora weighs extradition. Martin Insull, brother, faces embezzlement charges and seeks bail in Chicago after Toronto arrest.
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Istanbul
Mat
Ins
Atif Marotis
Samuel Tnaull
Majotis
Athens
Insull
Greece
Constantia
Romania
Angora
Rumania
Samuel Insull
Ingull
Insula
Constanza
Rumanian
Black
Chicago
Canada
Martin J. Insull
Middle West Utilities Company
Cook County
Toronto
Sammel Insull
Ingull Utilities
Martin
Martin Insull
John Northan
Philip J. Finnigan
Criminal Court
Insuil
United States
Crop loan office opened and big German shovel described
A Production Credit Association application may serve as sufficient evidence that other credit is not available allowing the applicant to apply to the emergency crop loan office. In Germany one of the largest power shovels loads coal cars, standing over 80 feet high and handling 850 cubic yards of coal per hour.
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Production Credit Association
Emergency
Germany
Letters of administration for Catherine Frech estate
Notices announce letters of administration granted to W P Frech and Frank L Frech for the estate of Catherine Frech of Rayne Township. Creditors are asked to present authenticated claims for settlement and debtors to make prompt payment. Published in Home Pennsylvania on May 12, 1920.
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Craps
Catherine Frech
Rayne Township
W. P. Frech
Frank L. Frech
Home
Universal wage increases sweep steel workers in tri state area
Pennsylvania reports a broad 10 percent wage raise across major steel firms from Bethlehem to Mansfield affecting about 160000 workers. From Youngstown to Johnstown and Lorain, subsidiaries announce boosts to 1929 pay levels starting April 1, with United States Steel remaining silent while observers expect a big steel announcement soon. Coal mines resume with 8000 miners awaiting orders as Bethlehem Steel expands hiring in related plants and Ford orders spur reemployment in Youngstown.
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Pitluburg
Mar
Pennsylvania
Royal Family of
Queen Steel
King Coal
Commonwealth
Tri-State
Tristate
Bethlehem
Mansfield
America
National Steel
Jones and Laughlin
Carnegie Steel
Lorain Steel
Sharon
U. S, Steel
Wheeling
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Republic Steel
Big Steel
Pittsburgh
Youngstown
New Castle
Johnstown
U. S. Steel
Empire Sheet and Tin Plate
Ohio
Timken Steel and Tube
Reeves Manufacturing
Greer Steel
Dover, CO
Youngstown Pressed Steel Company
National Tube
Lorain
United States Steel
Free and Open Primary Seen in Pennsylvania Politics
Phillips reports strong progress in the western part of the state and travels to Philadelphia to smooth waters. Martin weighs withdrawing from the gubernatorial race, seeking exile with allied candidates. Philadelphia boss supports Judge Marion D. Patterson while Grundy backs Judge Robert E. Lamberton. Talks include McDevitt’s ward backing and a state chair man allied with Philadelphia’s common pleas chief, shaping a possible victory balance.
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Phillips
Philadelphia
Martin
William S. Ware
Marion D. Patterson
Blair County
U. S
Joseph R. Grundy
Bucks County
Robert E. Lamberton
Harry S. McDevitt
Common Pleas Courts
Upstate
McDevitt
Relief Medical Work Progress Continues in County
Relief efforts expand to aid malnutrition in children with home economics workers guiding mothers on essential foods and balanced diets. Dr B Franklin Royer notes health exams completed for many minors as county committee plans group sessions on buying, cooking, and weekly meal planning. Executive committee includes Dr H B Neal and Mrs James Mack among others.
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Blairsville
B. Franklin Royer
State Emergency Child Health Committee
Neal
Mack
Glee
Roger
H. B. Neal
James Mack
A. H. Stewart
C. BE. Rink
Norman A. Sbick
Mary Black Rhodes
Florence Wallace
Alice M. Graffius
County Distributes Relief Funds Across Programs
County officials announce a series of relief allocations totaling tens of thousands or more, funded by federal sources awaiting a larger $10 million grant. Programs include thrift gardens, emergency education, food grants for March, transients bureau, fuel, and student work relief, with initial county disbursements listed for Allegheny, Blair, Cambria, Centre, Elk, Erie, Indiana, Jefferson, Lawrence, McKean, Mercer, Mifflin, and Venango.
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Bureau of Transients
Allegheny
Blair
Cambria
Centre
Cleanfield
Elk
Erie
Indiana
Jefferson
Lawrence
McKean
Mercer
Mifflin
Venango
Action marks definite end honeymoon continued page one
The item notes one per cent of compensation paid on March 19, 1938 and directs restoration to rolls for all Spanish American War veterans who enlisted before August 12, 1898 at 15. The wording appears as a legislative or bureaucratic directive referenced as continued from Page One.
President’s veto clash on World War veterans rolls
The article recounts fights over restoring 29,000 presumptively disabled World War I veterans to the rolls, with proposals to restore various groups at 75 percent of compensation and new review boards. It notes President opposition, Senate forecast 64 to 28 against, actual 63 to 27, and a sharp House rebuke not seen in a quarter century.
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Congress
Senate
International
House
Pre Easter Church Notes Highlight Local Services
The notes announce a Pre Easter service with music by the Neal family and a Ridgeview Chapel Sunday meeting at 19 to reorganize the Sunday School led by Rev Charles Williams. An Easter message follows and all are invited. Also First Presbyterian hosts Holy Week events with Rev John Franklin Troupe of Wilkinsburg as speaker tonight. Friday closes with Rev Robert L Clark junior speaking.
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Neal
Brentzer
Thao
Charles Williams
Ridgeview Chapel
First Presbyterian
First Presbyterian Church
John Franklin Troupe
D. D
Second Presbyterian Church
Wilkinsburg
Robert L. Clark
T. D
Poultry Meeting Monday Afternoon
H H Kauffman poultry extension specialist of Penn State will visit Indicha county next Monday afternoon April 2 for a meeting at William S Wetzel's farm one mile east of Marion Center. The talk starts at 1 30 pm as Wetzel's six hundred New Hampshire Reds weigh about a pound each. Kauffman will discuss factors in healthy pullet growth and management of chicks and young stock. Cucumbers may be forced straight by slipping a glass tube over them when small.
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H. H. Kauffman
Penn State
Indicha County
William S. Wetzel
Marion Center
CWA Expansion and Juvenile Visitors Plan
Washington orders expand Works Division staff for Emergency Relief with federal funds. About 2600 possible positions, 1400 to be filled if needed, and recruitment via state and federal placement agencies. 1600 visitors currently employed, average 200 cases monthly. Hopkins notes investigators should handle about 100 cases. NRA secrecy order tightens control of recovery information in press.
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Relief Board
Washington
State Emergency Relief Board
State Board
Harry L. Hopkins
NRA
Hugh 8. Johnson
Mail Robber and Escaped Convict Frank Grigware
In 1910 Frank Grigware or Ashey escaped from Leavenworth Penitentiary where he served a life sentence for mail robbery. Government agents never lost track of the hunt, though no trace was found since the escape.
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Frank Grigware
Grigware
Ashey
Leavenworth Penitentiary
Kansas
United States
Hollywood selects 13 Cinderellas new Wampas stars
The WAMPAS group announces 13 young actresses as the year's rising film stars after narrowing 38 nominees. Names include Judith Arlen Betty Bryson Jean Carmen Helen Cohan Dorothy Drake Cal Dean Gale Hazel Hayes Ann Hovey Lucille Lund Lu Anne Meredith Gigi Parrish Jacqueline Wells Katherine Williams. Six alternates were named: Jean Chatburn Dorothy Granger Naomi Judge Lenore Keefe Mary Kornman Irene Ware.
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Hollywood
Wampas
Movie Publicisba
Judith Arlen
Betty Bryson
Los Angeles
Jean Carmen
Portland
Ore
Helen Cohan
New York
George M. Coan
Dorothy Drake
Santa Monica
Cal
Dean Gale
San Francisco
Hazel Hayes
la Crosse
Kansas
Ann Hovey
Mount Vernon
Ind
Lucille Lund
Buckley
Washington
Lu Anne Meredith
Dallas
Texas
Gigi Parrish
Cambridge
Mass
Jacqueline Wells
Katherine Williams
Seattle
Jean Chatburn
Hanover
Mich
Dorothy Granger
New York City
Naomi Judge
Minneapolis
Lenore Keefe
Angeles
Mary Korn
Funeral services announced for Laughlin and others
Funeral notices list Friday 2 P M services for Harry Laughlin with details of survivors including Dr John P Laughlin and Dr Edward Laughlin of Pittsburgh. Obituaries for Mary Hvozda 65 of Commodore with four children, Maude Orner 63 of Strongstown, and related funeral arrangements and interments described.
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John P. Laughlin
Edwardd J. Laughlin
Pittsburgh
Anna Laughlin Bell
Mary Hyozda
Commodore
Hvozda
John Hovanea
Washko Hovanee
John Hvozda
Flizaeth
N.J
Andrew Hvozda
Three Accused in Jurist's Death
Paris March 29. French secret police charged Baron Gaetan L Herbon de Lussataz Paul Carbone alias Ventura and Francois Spirito with the murder of Albert Prince Paris jurist slain before he could testify in the Stavisky pawnshop scandal. They are also accused of theft of Stavisky documents tied to the case.
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Paris
INS
Albert Prince
Baron Gaetan L'Herbon de Lussataz
Monaga
Paul Carbone
Ventura
Corsica
Francois Spirito
Marseilles
Prince
Dijon
Bonus Money Over Ten Million Dollars Disbursed
Harrisburg reports that bonus payments exceed ten million as $60 million bond issues face May 1 float. Daily disbursements reach about $750,000 with $8,853,500 paid by March 27 and more checks pushing totals past ten million. Remaining $220 million set to float, with payments continuing.
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Harrisburg
Donus
Treasury
The
Missing Wisconsin co ed Eunice Pollock under sorority probe
Mantson Wisconsin March 20 authorities search for Eunice Pollock a UW Madison student expelled by Alpha Chi Omega amid a grand society lifestyle. Gov Schmedeman vows inquiry to prevent repeats and Pollock family may testify. Parents allege expensive sorority life driven her decline amid student revolt against rival sororities.
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Mantson
Wis
Eunice Pollock
University of Wisconsin
Miss Pollock
Alpha Chi Omega
M. G. Schmedenan
John’ Pollock
Manitowoc
Misa Susan B. Davis
Pollock
Eunice
Reconciliation Steps For Pickford And Fairbanks
International News Service reports progress toward Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks reconciliation. A New Yorker for Pickford headed to Palma Majorca to finalize terms while Fairbanks and his son stay in Palma. He fears fan criticism if their act is tied to divorce suits. Pickford hopes fans will forgive past, support a reunion.
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William Parker
INS
Paris
Mary Pickford
Douglas Fairbanks
Miss Pickford
Palma
Majorca Island
Fairbanks
Douglas
Jjr
London
Lord Ashley
Lady Ashley
Hollywood
Sunday School League Plays Today and Tomorrow
The Sunday School League schedules two days of games at the High School gym starting at 3 15. Saturday features a round robin among non top-three teams with the winner entering a playoff. Catholics meet Lutherans while Presbyterians face the Presbyterians, with both matchups leading teams that have yet to lose.
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United Presbyterans
Presbyterians
Story of Making Synthetic Camphor Story of Making Synthetic Camphor
At a meeting of the American Chemical Society Dr H W Elley described synthetic camphor from turpentine. The process yields camphor via bornyl chloride to camphene isoborneol and final oxidation. Prices fell from 1 to 21 to 40 cents a pound with a 1932 plant and yen impact.
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ST. Vetersburg
China
Marco Palo
American Chemical Society
H. W. Elley
DuPont
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Inst
Little
Steamtet
Mortiny
Jolnatown
Rosedale
Monongahela Valley
Charlerai
Bentleyville-Cokesburge A
Mononhgahela
Bethlehem Steel
Hilsworth, Mart
Anna
Cokesbury
United Engineering and Foundry Company
Ford Malor
Moorhead
Hart, Schaffner and Marx
Harry Laughlin
Maude Orner
Pine Township
Strongstown
Silas
Harriet (Orner) Stophel
William S. Orner
Arthur Marsh
Eunice Ollock
Doug
Mary May
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