Insull Freed From Jail Faces New Fight in Chicago
Samuel Insull, former utilities magnate, rests at St Luke's Hospital after bail was posted on federal and state charges. In an exclusive interview he says he plans to fight the case, cites panic effects on many but questions why he is singled out, and notes public sentiment may be shifting in his favor.
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James J. Kilgallen
Chicago
Samuel Tasull
Multiaillionaire
King
International News Service
St. Luke's Hospital
Cook County
Trim
Tnsully
Samuel Insull
Insull
Floyd E. Thompson
Samuel Insull Jr
Tnsull
Liberty
Constantinople
Ins
Martin Insull
St. Luke’s Hospital
Samuel
Interest Grows In Farm Loans
The Baltimore Bank for Cooperatives and the Federal Land Bank of Baltimore, part of the Farm Credit Administration, offer long and short term loans to farmers' cooperative associations. Long term loans fund facilities like warehouses and processing equipment, while short term loans cover seasonal operating expenses. Terms extend up to ten years for long loans and six to twelve months for short loans.
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Baltimore Bank For Cooperatives
Federal Land Bank of Baltimore
Farm Credit Administration of Baltimore
Tomb
Federal Land Bank
Co-op Bank
Bankers Again Are Indicted
Four former officers of the First National Bank of Johnstown were indicted by a federal grand jury in Tittshurg on misallocation of funds and making false entries and reports to the comptroller of the currency. The case covers alleged offenses between May 26, 1931, and January 7, 1933, with amounts totaling about $200,000.
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Comptroller of Currency
Payoff Promised By Kidnappers In Gettle Case
A string of communications supposedly from kidnappers followed the Gettle abduction. A San Bernardino letter demanded 40000 in used tens and twenties for Gettle’s liberty while a later call to Noon lowered the demand. Police mobilized officers at the Los Angeles Coliseum but will not act without risk to Gettle.
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Gettle
Arcadia
Beverly Hills
Noon
James E., Davis
Los Angeles Coliseum
Davis
Getile
Kidnappers' Hideout Sought in Sonora Wilderness
In Sonora Mexico clues are being followed as Mexican posses scour the hills in northern Sonora. They are confident the kidnapers hide-out lies in a remote wilderness rarely visited by man and within reach of pursuit.
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Sonora
Mexico
Gubernatorial battle tightens as candidates clash
In the Pennsylvania Republican race, Lieut. Gov. Shannon and Attorney General Schnader spar over bosses and policy. Margiotti emerges as a potential dark horse, while Democrats in Philadelphia rally around organization and independent lines, with Guffey being targeted by rivals. Margiotti promotes a state bank refund plan amid heavy campaign activity in Pittsburgh and Scranton coverage highlights national political tensions.
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Shannon
Bossigm
William A. Schnader
Schnader
Shanon
Allentown
Margiotti
Benjamin Rynon
Philadelphia
George H. Warle
Organization
Harrisburg
Roland §. Morris
Charles D. Copleland
Margiott
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Charles J. Margiotti
North Side
Carnegie Hall
Commonwealth
Rank J. Harris
James F. Malone
Pennsylvania
Seed Scranton
INS
David A. Reui
Reed
Reed’s Breakdown Casts Shadows Over Senate Nomination
Harrisburg May 12. Gov. Gifford Pinchot’s campaign manager Paul Lehman charged that Reed has spent enormous sums in the primary and may never be seated if nominated. Lehman called Reed’s breakdown a loss of judgment and decency while saying the governor is not rejoicing, only noting the situation.
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Harrisburg
INS
Gifford Pinchot
Paul
Lehman
Reed
United States
New Election Appointments in Blairsville and Indiana Boroughs
Judge J N Langham issued appointments for Blairsville constable and Indiana Center Township election officials. Harry P Neal named constable of Blairsville First Ward to fill vacancy after Austin Corwin, who replaced late Constable William Henderson. William J Bath named minority inspector for First Precinct of Third and Indiana district. R A Roberts of Graceton named majority inspector for Center Township No 2 district to fill vacancies.
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J. N. Langham
Blairsville
Indiana Borough
Center Township
Harry P. Neal
Austin Corwin
William F. Henderson
Pennsylvania Railroad
William J. Bath
Third
Indiana
J. E. Bath
R. A. Roberts
Graceton
T. B. Lucas
Father and Son Killed in Mine Disaster at Windber
In Berwind-White Coal Mine No 85 at Windber, George Warkonda Sr 45 and his son George Jr 23 were crushed by a slate and coal fall at 12 30 pm Friday. Rescue teams found both men dead, with chest and neck injuries.
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Windber
Berwind-White Coal Company
George Warkonda Sr
George Jr
Warkonda
McNair to Run Perennially for Governor of Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh May 19 Mayor William N McNair declared he will run for governor indefinitely. Speaking to about 200 supporters he said he would keep campaigning until elected and that he is a free man who serves the people, not bosses.
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Pittsburgh
INS
Wm. N. McNair
Pennsylvania
Heroic high school senior foments bold store defiance
Kenneth Firster, an 18 year old Wesleyville High senior and honor student, thwarted a burglar in William Kehry's store. The intruder threatened him, but Firster fought back, forcing the bandit to flee as classmates hail his courage.
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Erie
Kenneth Firster
Wesleyville High
Firster
William Kehry
Walker Cup Comes to U S victorious in 7 1 margin
At St Andrews on May 12 America defeated Great Britain in the Walker Cup by seven matches to one. Johnny Goodman opened with a crushing 7 and 6 win over Michael Scott, while Lawson Little downed Cyril Tolley 6 5. Weather was poor in the morning with heavy wind and rain.
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Scotland
America
Great Britain
Johnny Goodman
Michael Scott
Lawson Little
Cyril Tolley
Prince of Wales
London
Little G Reat
Tolley
Dunlap
Gus Moreland
Sam McKinlay
Jack McLean
Tony Torrance
Max Marston
Marston
Torrance
Swilean Burn
Madame Lupescu Shot At While On Bucharest Hotel Balcony
Paris reports say Madame Magda Lupescu, friend of King Carol, was wounded twice by bullets while on the balcony of the Hotel Splendidea in Bucharest. No clear word on the injuries, attackers believed to be Iron Guard members, with possible conspirators named in Bucharest.
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Paris
Magda Lupescu
Carol
Splendidea
Bucharest
Mme. Lupescu
Iron Guard
Col. Tatareanu
Gatowski
Anvil
Manoilescu
Mme, Lupescu
Illen Tries Dillinger But Attempt Fails in Cell Fight
Irvin Illen conducts a risky escape attempt in a jail pit. Troopers Brown and Fitzgerald subdue him during a tense struggle, using holds from Japanese wrestling. Irving fights back briefly before being pinned and locked back in his cell amid taunts and defiant remarks.
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Illen
Dillinger
Brown
Irving
Fitzgerald
Millon Brothers and
Faber
Mortan
Lindberghs Headed West After Quick Pittsburgh Stop
The Lindberghs Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh paused in Pittsburgh for breakfast refueling their small cabin monoplane. West was their sole indicated destination as they resumed flight with Anne aboard. Airport staff noted the couple remained silent about origins or purpose of the trip.
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Pittsburgh
Col
Charles A Lindergh
Lindberghs
Anne
Guest Preacher to Speak at Zion Lutheran Church
The Rev. Ralph Lockman will be the guest speaker at Zion Lutheran Church tomorrow evening. He will address Culture without Religion with special music planned. Friends and visitors are warmly invited to attend.
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Ralph Lockman
Christ Church, New York
Zion Lutheran Church
Dairymen and Ladies Banquet And Talk Here
Indiana County dairymen and ladies gather for a banquet featuring a motion picture from the U S Department of Agriculture titled When the Cows Come Home shown by County Agent J W Warner. The program includes a balanced ration talk and election of officers for the Indiana County D H I Associations with remarks by J F Pounds and others.
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J. W. Warner
Presbyterian Sunday School
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Guernsey
Jersey
John F. Pounds
Indiana County
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John F. Rankin
Johin F. Rankin
C. H. McCall
H. C. Kimmel
Paul Hopkins
J. F. Pounds
Ewings
Elders Ridge
Gertrude White
Indiana
Henry Rhoads
Torrance
Margaret
Steele
Catline
William
Wetzel
Marion Center
Charles F. Allen
Dayton
Statoostics
Carl Johnston
Wendell Wetzel
C. R. Gearhart
Dairy Extension
State College
Little Women High School Play Earns Warm Praise
Review lauds the Senior class presented production of Little Women for its sentimental yet tasteful tale. It notes entertainment with moral uplift, wholesome humor, and hopeful messages leaving the audience with a higher opinion of humankind. Tickets selling at twenty five cents through senior class members.
Revival tabernacle services in Indiana Elvis Tabernacle
Revival tabernacle in Indiana will hold services tomorrow at 2 30 and 7 90 led by Rev H L Stephens of New York City The afternoon mass meeting asks What Is Indiana s Greatest Need The evening talk is Lost and Never Found Music by Prof J Wills Anderson formerly of the Wheeling Gospel Tabernacle Wheeling W Va Visiting singers will take part Services held nightly through Monday at 7 45 All invited A new bombing plane nicknamed flying ash can carries a cylindrical turret with a gunner for rear attacks.
Crowds attend May Boy Scouts of America council meeting
Reports from Punxsutawney indicate a large crowd at the William Penn Council May meeting at the Central YMCA. Reservations are by plane to President Fleming. Guests include Rotary Kiwanis clubs and regional officials. Seymour and Knepper will attend.
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Scout
William Penn Council
Boy Scouts of America
Central Y. M. GC. A. Panxsutawney
Fleming
Menning
Punxsutawney Rotary
Kiwanis Clubs
Central Y. M. C. A
Seymour
Hall
Knepper
Buck Tail Council
November Births and War Era Stock Market Snippets
A list of prominent stocks and companies closes with birthday notes for many historical figures born in November. Additional items recount early World War I brick-throwing aircraft, Lewis and Clark flower gatherings, a giant sign painted with white lead, a Polo Grounds baseball rain delay ending in a 6-6 tie, and a past Preakness Stakes winner Nelle Morse ten years earlier.
Life giving rains promised in arid sectors
Dust from drought ridden states blanketed the city yesterday and drifted seaward. The colossal cloud, thousands of feet high, stretched from Montana to New York, darkening the sun and making Newark canyons look like twilight. Experts say this is the first major eastern phenomenon in over two decades.
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New York
Rob Barry
Rose
Brooklyn
Rob
Montana
Washington
State Committeeman Candidacy Ad Seeks Indiana County Support
An advertisement from a Republican candidate in Indiana County seeks votes for state committeeman on the May 16 ballot. The candidate pledges to help select a state chairman to unite the party and promote a Republican victory in the general election.
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Indiana County
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