Legislature Ends Fiscal Deadlock With Relief Tax Plan
Harrisburg May 9 A 400 million relief tax package to extend jobless aid for twelve months ends the fiscal stalemate in the Pennsylvania legislature. Ten tax bills move toward final action as leaders say adjournment by mid June is possible. Gov Earle calls the accord a success though new revenues will come later from the general fund to cover current unemployment costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.everety Doying
IL N.S
Harrisburg
INS
Senate
George H. Earle
Earle
Golder
Governor signs marriage license delay bill in Pa
Harrisburg May. Governor Earla signed a bill by Representative Anna M. Brancato of Philadelphia to curb marriage haste. The new law requires a three day wait between license applications and allows an Orphans' Court judge to order a license issued faster in extraordinary cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Earla
Anna M. Brancato
Philadelphia
Orphans' Court
Illinois Faces Deep Relief Crisis as Funds Dwindle
Springfield May 6 The Illinois House for the third time passes a critical relief financing bill to restore federal funds amid 1,250,000 jobless and dependents relying on relief. Mitchells Emergency Relief Commission funds run dry tonight in most counties, with Chicago and Cook County addressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ilinois
House of Representatives
Mitchels Emergency Relief Commission
Chicago
Cook County
Grove
Court asked to revoke permit for Northside Gardens
A petition to revoke the malt liquor license for Northside Gardens at 325 North Fourth Street, Indiana, filed by Indiana County District Attorney W M Ruddock Jr. alleges the license was granted June 1 1934 for one year. The hearing will occur after the respondent Clara Tomaselli replies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Tomaselli
North Fifth Street
Northside Gardens
William M. Ruddock, Jr
W. M. Ruddock
Indiana County
Pennsylvania
North Fourth Street
Borough of
Indiana
Sam Tomaselli
Maria Fafone
Man Held in Newlyweds Death in Salina Crash
Franklin May 9 IN S The coroner's jury held Frederick Clune 22 of Ruckland responsible for the highway death of newlyweds Leland Phillips Jr 21 and wife Margaret 20. Clune was intoxicated at the time of the collision last Saturday night and an involuntary manslaughter charge was expected to be filed against him today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
INS
Frederick Clune
Ruckland
Salina
Clune
Leland Phillips, Jr
Margaret
Annual County Track Meet at Fair Grounds Saturday
Indiana county high schools hold their thirteenth annual track and field meet at the Indiana county fair grounds in this city Saturday afternoon. Indiana and Elders Ridge seek repeat Class victors, but competition appears close with Rosleys predicting a tight meet. Teams from Class A include Indias, Clymer, Blairsville, Homer City, and Commodore. Class B features Elders Ridge, Plumville, Heilwood, Marion Center, Salishburg, Che, Tree, and Rossiter. The Indiana State Leather College again sponsors the event.
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Indiana County
Indiana County Fair
Indiana
Elders Ridge
Rosleys
Pittsburgh
Blairsville
Homer City
Commodore High School
Stitute
Indias
Clymer
Commandore
Jeilwood
Plum
Ville
Plumville
Heilwood
Marion Center
Salishburg
Che
Tree and
Rossiter
Leathers College
Death of Cuban Rebel Leader Recalls Family to Indiana Residents
The death in Havana of Antonio Guiteras, Cuban rebel leader, recalled Indiana ties. Calixtro Guiteras, former Girard College instructor, and Matthew H. Bruce, a Girard alumnus living on North Seventh Street, are linked to the event. The three-hour battle at Mantanzas Harbor left four soldiers and a follower dead, with Guiteras killed amid gunfire as remnants of rebels and naval sympathizers moved to flee.
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Indiana
Havana
Cuba
Antonio Guiteras
Girard College
Philadelphia
J. M. Welch
North Seventh Street
Girard
Calixtro Guiteras
Drexell Institute
Matthew H. Bruce
Interior, War and Navy
Mantanzas Harbor
Guiteras
Entimio Falla Bonet
Navy
Guileras
Matanzas
United States
Army
Orcers
Guiterag
Marie Therese Holmes
Death notices for Ray McClarren Kanyan count many survivors
Obituaries report James L. Ray 79 dies at Parkwood home born 1855 funeral at Mull home with Rev Wright interment in Sheloca Cemetery. Arthur Ainsley McClarren infant son of Metta Keys McClarren dies post operation in Indiana Hospital. Mary Kanyan of Black Lick dies in Indiana Hospital after 80 years resident there, survivors listed including children and siblings.
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James Leslie Ray
Ida M. Mull
Parkwood
Shelada United Presbyterian Church
Hugh A. Ray
M. EB. Logan
Mull
Arthur Ainsley McClarren
Arthur Ainsley
Metta Keys McClarren
James McClarren
Indiana Hospital
Jefferson, Pa
Emma Bathell
College Avenue
Stewart
Coral Lutheran Cemetery
Mary Kanyan
Black Lick
Church
John
Anna Specak Sovak
Russian Orthodox Women’s Mutual Aid Society
Michael
Joseph
John Toten
Brooklyn
Fred Orr
Yonkers, N
Joseph Kunale
Triest
Anna Reymer
Cleveland
Soldiers bonus hangs like dark cloud over Senate with 3 plans
Senate debates three paths to immediate payment of the soldiers bonus as Patman and Vinson plans collide. Proposed options include issuing new certificates, a bond issue, or allocations from a 4 billion work relief fund. Roosevelt would wield discretion to fund any or all plans to satisfy Vinson supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William K. Hutchinson
INS
Washington
UINS
Patman
Senate
Congress
Vinson
Roosevelt
Austin
Barbour
Hale
Hastings
Keyes
McNary
Metcalf
Townsend
Vandenberg
White
Thomas
Oklahoma
Long
Louisiana
Clark
Missour
Coughlin
Young couple ends romance with murder suicide
In Quakertown on May 9, Ethel Shank an 11 year old girl and Charles Campbell a 26 year old former farmhand were found dead after Campbell shot the girl in front of a general store and then killed himself. A postcard in the youth's pocket hinted at the tragedy and motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quakertown
Ethel Shank
Charles Campbell
Campbell
Pleasant Valley
King George thanks Empire in Westminster Hall jubilee
In Westminster Hall King George VI and Queen Mary received royal addresses from Lords Sankey and Fitzroy as 2,000 guests watched. The king spoke in a quivering voice thanking God for peace and prosperity while noting fear of war and praising a quiet government under freedom feeding millions.
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Charles A. Smith
TL. WN
London
INS
Lords and Commons
Westminster Hall
George
Wial
King George
Queen Mary
Lord Sankey
House of Lords
Edward A. Fitzroy
House of Commons
Westminster
Bandits Escape With Cash in Worcester Bankholdup
Three bandits robbed the Greendale branch of the Worcester Institute of Savings in Worcester Massachusetts. They escaped with $14,400 a $225 diamond ring and an undetermined number of stock certificates and insurance policies. Two bank employees were herded into a backroom during the hold up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
Greendale
Worcester Institute of Savings
I Progress
Indiana County theatres company jury verdict in favor
The Indiana County Theatres Company was cleared of a 1,915 damage claim by James E. Loughner of Latrobe after Judge Charles E. Whitten directed a verdict for the defendant in the suit over injuries from a July display window incident at the Olympic Theatre in Gatrabe. Loughner said the window blew open and struck him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Indiana County Theatres Company
James E. Loughner
Latrobe
Charles E. Whitten
Loughner
Olympic Theatre
Gatrabe
Srns
Blose Hurt As Horses Ran Off
J L Blose a Montgomery township farmer was dragged about four hundred feet after his team ran away from a brother's barn. He was hospitalized last Friday with cuts and bruises after the single tree caught and frightened the horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Blose
Montgomery Township
Indiana Hospital
Brothers
Mr. Blose
Treasury Balance Report and May Receipts Totals
Treasury balance as of May 9 shows Internal Revenue 4.66 million and Customs receipts 6.91 million. Mother's Day is noted for May 12 with a flower promotion from Indigha Floral Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Internal Revenue
Indigha Floral Co
Booher Truckers Permit Cancelled After Hearing Absence
Public Service Commissioner Samuel Walker recommended cancellation of a trucker's certificate held by R. H. Booher for failure to appear at a hearing on a show cause rule. The rule cited noncompliance with insurance requirements in Indiana and five adjacent counties. Flowers Say 1 haven't forgotten mother. ana Floral Ca, Tadi' 218x
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Muay 9
INS
Public Service
Samuel Walker
R. H. Booher
Indiana
Booker
Walker
Post Office Warns on Send-a-Dime Chain Letters
The post office department warned postmasters that the send-a-dime and similar chain letter schemes violate postal lottery and fraud laws. Offenders face fines up to 1000 dollars, two years imprisonment, or both. Reports say Indiana recipients and White House letters prompted officials to consider withholding mail for offenders.
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Post Office Department
Indiana
White House
Washington
Farley
Widowed mother of five loses life savings
In Pittsburgh on May 9, Mrs Stella Badak, a 40 year old widow from McKees Rocks, carried $2,400 in a cash box to view a house with two men. One man allegedly seized her, she was knocked unconscious and awoke on a park bench to find her cash reduced to $14 and $2,386 missing. Police suspect she was doped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Stella Badak
McKees Rocks
Falls 100 Feet Down Cliff Not Injured
Pittsburgh May 9 A 77 year old man John Potash fell more than 100 feet down a cliff frantic neighbors called police and he was rushed to Allegheny General Hospital doctors said no injuries just mild intoxication. He was treated for leg and arm issues and released. Public social event at Lutheran Church social hall May 10 8 p m admission 10 and 25 cents. Indiana Floral telegraph service advert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
J John Potash
Allegheny General Hospital
Sportsmen's Scrapbook to Debut in Gazette Tomorrow
Fishermen and hunters will welcome a new feature titled Sportsmen's Scrapbook in the Gazette starting tomorrow. By noted rod and gun authorities it offers tackle news conservation developments and tips on where to go for outdoor sports enthusiasts.
Auto Collision Injures Girl Passenger Near Homer City Armagh
Lucille Hiseman, 19, of 138 South Seventh Street, injured when a car she rode in collided with a roadside pole on the Homer City Armagh road near Mechanicsburg. Taken to Indiana Hospital with head injury and shock. driver Harry Kuntz, 19, reported to highway patrol that he fell asleep causing the swerving crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Hiseman
South Seventh Street
Homer City-Armagh
Mechanicsburg
Indiana Hospital
Harry Kuntz
Indiana
Kate
Onian
Johnstown
Desperadoe's Last Hope Lost
Raymond Hamilton, a southwest desperado, is set for execution in the electric chair tomorrow after Governor Allred and the Court of Criminal Appeals refused urgent pleas for reprieve. His associate Joe Palmer also faces execution, with the governor stating he will not intervene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Raymond Hamilton
Southwest
Desperado
Court of Criminal Appeals
Joe Palmer
James V. Allred
Judge appoints Maloney receiver for Conemaugh Iron Works
Judge J N Langham named J R Maloney of Indiana temporary receiver of the Conemaugh Iron Works at Blairsville. Three creditors including Fullman Manufacturing Latrobe K H Bair and Daniels and Miller Greensburg petitioned for a receiver, with a hearing set for May 18. The plant has been shut down for months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Langham
J. R. Maloney
Indiana
Conemaugh Iron Works
Blairsville
Fullman Manufacturing Company
Latrobe
K. H. Bair and Company
Daniels and Miller
Greensburg
Noted Airlady Earhart Sets New Ocean Crossing Record
Amelia Earhart Putnam completed a 14 hour 18 minute nonstop flight over the Gulf from Mexico to New York at 151 miles an hour. She described the crossing as unexciting aside from the gulf stretch and noted the crowd scene upon landing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.S
New York
Amelia Earhart Putnam
Amelia
Newark Airport
Department Commerce Weather Service
Geo Palmer Putnam
Pértes Gil
Creekside Merchant J F Wilson Visits Gazette Office
An esteemed Creekside merchant and longtime reader J F Wilson visited The Evening Gazette office yesterday. Though his subscription runs to July, he sought to ensure uninterrupted reception and expressed public regard from a broad circle of friends and acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Gazette
J. F. Wilson
Creekside
Mr. Wilson
Funeral for Water Victim in FPUNXSUTAWNEY
Funeral arrangements were being completed for W. H. Thompson, 87, found dead at the junction of the Allegheny river and Big Mahoning creek after a January 17 disappearance. His body was identified by Thompson's daughter and moved to a funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fpunxsutawney
W. H. Thompson
Allegheny River
Big Mahoning Creek
Funerg
Thompson
Daugh
Permanent Voter Registration Advances in Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania House approved the Reed Senate bill for permanent registration in third class cities with a 192 100 vote, sending it toward Gov. Earle after Senate concurrence. The measure would affect Pittsburgh, Scranton, and Philadelphia, with provisions for registrars from major parties and a reconsidered Weiss bill for boroughs townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
House
Reed Senate
Senate
George H. Earle
Pittsburgh
Scranton
Philadelphia
Weiss
Hoag
Darlington Hoopes
Berks
Hoopes
Berksley
Furman
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National Aeronautic Association
Jiincheng
John BD. Brock
Luexenberg
Fair Grounds
James L. Ray
M’clarren
Murtler
LORDS
Commons
Paer Theatre Company
Booher
Tadi
U. Ss
Samuel Alschuter
Everett Dirksen
Peoria
Ill
Alschulee
Dirksen
Lutheran Church
Indiana Floral. Co
Ucille Hiseman
Homer -Armagh
Desperadoe
Luxenberg
Meico City
New
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