Nineteen Die in Italian Plane Crash
A Milanese aviation disaster near Fornia on the Tyr rhenian coast killed 19 people aboard an Ala Littoria airliner en route from Tirana to Rome. Victims include Albanian Minister Djafer Villa and an American woman Helen Lindheim. Jewelry valued at 12,000,000 francs aboard was linked to gifts for King Zog.
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Halian
Ala Litteria Company
Tirana
Albania
Fornia
United States
Helen Lindheim
Jerusalem
Palestine
Vaveng
Brindiai
Djafer Villa
Jas
Ahmed Zog
Fie
Geraldine Apponyi
Hungary
King Zor
Paris
Rehearse for Music Festival Featured Singers List
Local rehearsal segment names Maureen Robertson Virginia Steffy The Plane Tree Handel Irene Bailey Lach Lemond Scotch Marjorie Bill Stars With Little Feet All Golden Frantz Margaret McCormick Sylvia Speaks Betty Van Devort My Mother Bids Me Bind My Hair Haydn Dorothy Roberts Florian's Song Godard Jane wrumrine In The Time Of Roses Reichardt Helen Bence Last Night Kjarlus Betty Beatty Love's Old Sweet Song Molloy Thelma Duncan Dedication Frankz Lois Jean Pentz Carolio Ben Giordani Betty Sawyer Cornelius Shirley Zink Who Is Sylvia Schubert Belty Boston Passing By Purcell Ralph Hile
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Frantz
Margaret McCormick
Sylvia
Speaks
Betty van Devort
Haydn
Dorothy Roberts
Florian
Godard
Jane Wrumrine
Reichardt
Helen Bence
Kjarlus
Betty Beatty
Molloy
Thelma Duncan
Frankz
Lois Jean Pentz
T Carolio Ben
Giordani
Betty Sawyer
Civil War Census Figures For County Population
The county lists white population counts by town such as Cherryhill 3758 Cherry Tree 262 Conemaugh 1701 East Mahoning 1209 East Wheatfield 1231 Greene 1603 Jacksonville 130 Mechanicsburg 189 Montgomery 143 North Mahoning 1175 Pine 1788 Rayn 1585 Salisburg 592 Sheloco 137 Smicks 184 South Mahoning 1167 Taylorsville 120 Washington 1801 West Mahoning 941 West Wheatfield 1408 and White 4749 Young 1748. Across the county the white population stands at 39501 with 3395 persons over fifty. The largest age group 20 to 30 includes 2514 men and 2735 women.
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Cherryhill
Cherry Tree
Conemaugh
East Mahoning
East Wheatfield
Greene
Jacksonville
Mechanicsburg
Montgomery
North Mahoning
Pine
Rayn
Salisburg
Sheloca
Smicks
South Mahoning
Taylor
Jones Seeks Dem Nomination With Mudslinging Warning
Mr Jones defended his decade of Democratic campaigning and his private life, pledging to avoid mudsling in the race. He praised Governor Earle’s liberal policies and said his ticket would carry on the adminstration’s record, insisting he and his allies stand on the Earle record.
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Earle
Jones
Ita
Twenty Six Democratic Congressmen Seek Renomination Tuesday
Twenty six Democratic members of Congress appeal to party members in four states for renomination in Tuesday primaries. Senators and representatives face possible loss of terms or running as independents. Florida, Alabama, Indiana, and South Dakota races test administration support with notable contests among Pepper Wilcox Hallock and Berry.
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Congress
Roosevelt
Comporrow
Indiana
Alabama
South Dakota
Florida
Onose
Case
Halleck
Pepper
J. Mark Willcox
Dave Sholla
James Roosevelt
Wilcox
Hill
Hilchcock
Fred H. Hildebrandt
Senate
Tom Brry
Leslie Jensen
Charlen A. Halleck
Republic
Indiana House
Samuel B. Pettengill
Mundy Defends Labor Support As Jones Ticket Praised
Dr. Mundy asserted no labor issue in the Democratic Primary and recalled promises fulfilled after touring the state with Harle. He praised Jones for liberal platform work and noted county chair H. R. Spicher backing the Jones ticket. Grace Lahr spoke as Democratic vice chairwoman. music by Ernest Community Band. Bail posted for two men after heckling arrests. another man held for investigation in county jail as police described pickpocket suspicions.
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Harle
Pennsylvania
Jones
Bert H. Lichtleberger
Robert Nonnemaker
Bethishem
Beal
Non Nemaker
Indiana
Road mishaps injure six in multiple cities
A page one continuing list reports six deaths and several injuries from crashes in Harrisburg Altoona Union City and Philadelphia. Victims include Henry D Gilbert 38 Frederick Ehrer 85 Cyrus Ammerman 40 Herbert Crawford 29 Joseph P Maley 18 Louise Keron 48 Joker Siboy 2 and William Dixon 31. Also Albert Barnhart 28 struck by a car while riding a bicycle. A beer sale case sees Marino Mara plead guilty before Judge Creps.
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Harrisburg
Henry D. Gilbert
Oul
Frederick Ehrer
Altoona
Cyrus V. Ammerman
Union City
Herbert M. Crawford
Meadville
Philadelphia
J Joseph P. Malely
Louise Keron
Joker Siboy
William Dixon
Albert Barnhart
Pennsylvania primary turmoil tied to graft and governorship bid
District Attorney Carl B. Shelley leads an inquiry into claims a state contractor was bought and workers coerced in a scandal touching former Attorney General Charles J. Margiotti. Margiotti plans to push for the case to leave Shelley's hands while accusing Gov Earle of political manipulation during labor strife at Bethlehem Steel.
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Pennsylvania
Carl B. Shelley
Charles J. Margiotti
George H. Earle
Margiotti
Harle
Shelley
Lone Wolf
Pittsburgh
Mortimer Graham
Erie County
Graham
Guy K. Bard
Bard
Tarle
Marriotti
U. S
Joseph F. Guffey
Johnstown
Dovertor Earle
Bethlehem Steel
CIO
Marglotti
Earle
Guffey
Davis L. Lawrence
John Te. Lewis
CIO Lehief
Obituary for Samuel Gallo and family ties in Iselin area
Obituary notice lists Samuel Gallo of Iselin Indiana and mentions his wife Michael Graziino, with addresses at 102 Hebron Street Jen nie and 823 See pond Avenue Westmant. Also named are Josephine wife of Samuel Cannazzare at 806 Wood Street and Arthur Gallo married to Esther Anderson of Westmont. She also leaves 14
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Samuel Gallo
Iselin
Indiana
Telon
Michael Graziino
Hebron Street
Jennie
F. J. Dallas
Seepond Avenue
Westmant
Josephine
Samuel Cannazzare
Wood Street
Arthur Gallo
Esther Anderson
Westmont
Highway Workers Protest in Harrisburg Demand Fair Pay
Harrisburg May 2 highway workers from all sections were summoned to the Capitol to protest wages and working conditions. Governor Farley was leaving for Western Pennsylvania to campaign for his U S Senatorial bid and the Democratic State Committee. CIO regional director David Kanes submitted a brief supporting claims of low pay frequent lay offs and political interference.
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Harrisburg
Pennnsylvania
Farle
Pennsylvania
U. S
Democratic State Committee
David Kanes
State
County and Municipal Workers of America
CIO
Local Man Charles W Stineman Dies in Indiana Hospital
Charles W Stineman 43 Homer City resident and fire department member died at Indiana Hospital from a complication of diseases. Born November 9 1894 in Center township he lived there always. Survived by widow Mable Williams Stineman children Betty Louise and John at home and Mrs Gordon Peterson of Homer City. Funeral and burial details follow.
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Homer City
Fire Department
Indiana ‘Hospital
Warfield
Rachel Slineman
Center Township
Methodist Episcopal Church of Indiana
Holt Hughes
D. D
Samuel Hill
Stineman
Twollck
Greenwood Cemetery
Mable (Williams) Stineman
Gordon Peterson
Betty Louise
John
Joan Stineman
March Lockard
Canter Township
Reversal of Rules Decision on Wage Hour Bill Debate
Mrs. Norton planned to draft a petition this week to secure 218 signatures and force automatic consideration of the wage hour bill, but an adjournment rush may block action. The measure would set a 25 cent to 40 cent minimum wage and 44 to 40 hour work week for interstate industries. President Roosevelt urged reconsideration and said the subject should be properly before the House.
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Labor Committee
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Mra. Norton
Woodrum
D-Va
Byrd
Glass
Jesse H. Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
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RFC
Jones
Congress
Senate
Nye
D-Nd
Hitler Sets Course for Rome Visit Amid Rising Nazi Pressure
British and French rapprochement talks continue as negotiations for broader friendship with Italy proceed. A military understanding sealed last week strengthens Western ties. Meanwhile Nazi influence grows among Czechoslovakia’s 3.5 million Sudeten Germans, a trend highlighted yesterday.
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France
Britain
Czechoslovakia
Jenks Speaks Mine Congress On Track Design
Cincinnati May 2 Coal mining men at the 15th annual Coal Convention heard E H Jenks of Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Co Indiana Pa describe track layout and maintenance. He urged railroading practices, noted curve spacing, rail weight, tie size and stake to prevent binding and splitting, and emphasized welded joints and post installation maintenance.
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Amben
E. H. Jenks
Rochester and
Pittsburgh Coal Co
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Coal Division
American Mining Congress
Rochester & Pittsburgh Coal Company
Tve & Inches
Pennsylvania
Jenks
Sudeten leader Henlein presses plebiscite demand
Konrad Henlein, the Sudeten Fuehrer, urged the Sudeten to vote on governance and autonomy, calling for a May Day plebiscite. He said his week-old demands were the minimum needed to solve national problems, while Spain’s mud clogged roads and fighting in Shantung sagged.
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Konrad Henlein
Lago Henlein
Czechoslovakia
Polccy
Henlein
Spain
China
Shantung
Relief Rolls Register Net Increase of 1,849 for Week Ending March 23
Pennsylvania relief rolls show a net gain of 1,849 recipients for the week ending March 23 after four declines. Total cases dropped by 431 from the prior week while the number of persons rose as openings outpaced closures. WPA employment cushioned state totals but private jobs difficulties and more openings due to exhausted unemployment benefits offset gains. Indiana County records 315 applications and 1,113 relief cases totaling 4,789 persons with expenditures of 8,694.10 dollars.
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Pennsylvania
WPA
Indiana County
Trolley Men Seek Settlement Amid Parking Lot Strike
Pittsburgh stalls wage talks as 2,760 trolley and maintenance workers face a wage dispute while downtown parking attendants strike. Mayor Scully negotiates a three week arbitration plan with the Amalga mated Association and Pittsburgh Railways Company amid pickets and limited parking in the Golden Triangle.
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Downtown
Golden Triangle
George E. A. Fairley
McQuaide
Franklin
Guerrilla Pushes Tense Battle in Shanghai
Reported in Shanghai thousands of Chinese guerrilla fighters entered the city to harass Japanese forces amid ongoing Sino Japanese hostilities and international attention.
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Shanghai
Pinchot Winner Green Predicts Pinchot Victory
Governor Pinchot accuses Joseph N Pew of party obstruction in Pennsylvania. He cites Pew leadership blocking progressives and independents, denying speaking engagements, and hindering an unified GOP campaign for 1936 and beyond, urging Republicans to resist Pew rule.
Pew's Dictator Rule Led to GOP Loss in Pennsylvania
The piece argues Pew's control kept outsiders from campaigning and caused a Republican defeat, ushering in Pennsylvania's first Democratic governor in 44 years. It contends Pew has had his chance to lead and failed, urging voters to choose Republican victory in 1938 over another Pew-made defeat.
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Pew
Pennsylvania
Odd Facts From a Fragmented News Page
The text surveys miscellaneous topics from deserts in North America to cheese marking in Switzerland and oil presence in US states. It mentions ceremonial cheese portions, various vegetable oils for soap making, and a remark about New World Indians and wheels in a historical context.
Senator Grills Plan as Pawnshop in Treasury Critique
Washington May 2 Senator Glass Democrat of the first district denounced Roosevelt priming as a pawnshop tactic and argued against turning the Treasury into a lender. He doubted the plan's fate but noted the $4.5 billion program would likely pass as hearings wrapped.
Markets and livestock report from Pittsburgh May 2
Pittsburgh markets show moderate demand for produce with apples and potatoes steady to slight changes. Livestock prices across hogs, cattle, calves and sheep fluctuate with various weight classes and direct sales noted, while Chicago wheat futures dip on drought relief signals and European moisture.
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Baldwins
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Alabama Biss
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Chicago
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France
Belgium
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