Lutheran Youth Rally Scheduled in Zelienople May
Lutheran Youth from Pittsburgh district churches and institutions will meet in Zelienople for a May rally. Speakers include A Robert Johnson of Cleveland and Rev Edward Kuhlman. The event spans afternoon and evening with musical segments and visits to local Lutheran homes and the St Pauls and English Lutheran churches hosting sessions.
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Zelienople
Pittsburgh
Luther League
United Titheran Church
Central Luther League
American Lutheran Church
Ways and Means
Hilda Tejan
Bellevue
Ruth E. Beyer
McKees Rocks
Frieda
PT. Bueckwald
Turtle Creek
WW. L. Winner
Memorial Lutheran Church
North Side
Pittschurch
Wiglore
Fife
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
A. Braun
Zellenople
O. RB. Heil
Lutheran Orphans’ Home
William A. Passavant
Charles A. White
Lutheran Old People's Home
Frank W. Richtie
Oreder
Eastern Disease Fatal To Murrie
SOUTHERN PINES May 12. William Malegin Murrie assistant cashier of the National City Bank of New York and son of Mr and Mrs W F Murrie Hershey Pa died after a long illness believed contracted in India or China He was 33 A Lancaster Pa native he lived abroad over a decade returning home only thr ee times since 1925 when he left for branch inspections in South America He recently came to this resort to regain his health His father is president of the Hershey Chocolate Corporation Hershey.
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Southern Pines
N.C
William Malegln Murrie
National City Bank of New York
W. FR. Murrie
Hershey
India
China
Murrie
Lancaster
National City Bank
South America
Hershey Chocolate Corporation
Zeppelin To Make Quick Trip Across Atlantic
The zeppelin Hindenburg, with 48 passengers, lifts from Lakehurst for a return voyage to Frankfort on Main. It aims to complete the summer’s first of ten round trips between Germany and the United States, seeking to foster German American commerce in the North Atlantic skies. Detailing a swift six to seven hour westward crossing, the craft passed New York and kept to the great circle route, with passengers including 114-year-old William Gogen and Harriet Hague, plus two U S naval observers.
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Gregory Hewlett
Associated Press
Lakenursy
N. J
Lakehurst
Frankfort-on-Main
Germany
Atlantic
New York City
Icindenburg
United States
Hugh Eckeher
Zeppelin Company
North Atlantic
Lakehurst Naval Air Station
New York
Europe
Frankfort-on- Main
Willian Gogen
Cleveland
Harriet P. Hague
Worcester
Mass
U. S. Naval
Dr. Eckener
Our
Hindenburg Demonstration Flies As Eckener Talks With Officials
The airship Hindenburg departed amid crowds of hundreds carrying 1751 pounds of mail and 2394 pounds of express. Dr Eckener met with President Roosevelt and other Washington officials, describing the venture as a step to spark U S interest in a German American trans oceanic service. He said no decision would be made until after ten scheduled demonstration trips, noting the President called one flight insufficient.
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Wiederschen
WU O
Dr. Eckener
Hindenburg
Eckener
Kidnaper Robinson Taken to Louisville in 1984 Case
Federal agents captured 29 year old Alvin Robinson, dubbed the lone wolf kidnapper, after a nationwide chase ending in Glendale. He admitted identity and was slated for removal to Louisville where prosecutors seek the death penalty amid charges that a $56,000 ransom was paid after Mrs. Stoll was struck. No shots fired. he carried a .28 caliber revolver and had a mustache.
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Roubinixon
Louisville
Brne Gardner
Stoll
Berry Star
Robinson
Alvin Karpis
Harry Campbell
William Mahan
Pasadena
Lynn Allen
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Hoover
Glendale
Cal
Lewisville
John Simons
United States
Mexico
Underworld
Vallee Won't Enter Contest Divorce Reaches Court
Rudy Vallee's estranged wife seeks divorce citing his temper and roaming life. Attorney Ben Cohen says no contest and mentions continued alimony and a remarriage condition. Earlier, parties argued over a maintenance agreement with $100 weekly support and adjustments.
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Los Angeles
Utg
Rudy Vallee
Ean Fay Webb
Santi Monicd
Ben C. Cohen
Valice
New York
Nashville man linked to 1934 Mrs Stoll kidnapping case
The six foot Nashville youth tied to the 1934 Mrs Stoll kidnapping faced claims of psychopathic personality amid ransom notes and a nationwide hunt. Robinsons sought legal counsel as justice agents captured the younger Robinson in Glendale California, while his wife and father were acquitted on related charges.
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Nashville
Tenn
Robinson
Hoover
F. B
Peeverd
Thomas H. Robinson
California
Louisville
Department of Justice
Thomas, Jr
Berry
V. Stoll
Robinsons
Glendale
Calif
Tennessee Ingale
Italians Ordered to Quit Geneva in League Crisis
Italy's stance at Geneva grows tenser as talks stall. A Nation spokesman warned a forced exit could result from national dignity pressures, while council members maneuvered to keep Italy in the league by midday.
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Geneva
Aly
League
Associated Press
Waly
Italy
League Deliberations on Italian Ethiopian Move Split View
British and Italian spokesmen clashed over sanctions as Geneva debates linger. Italy rejects Ethiopian sovereignty while Mussolini’s regime signals a break, with Aloisi defending Rome and Ciano pushing propaganda from Addis Ababa.
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Associated Press
Itaty
Geneva
League of Nelsons
Baron Pompea
Baron Aloisi
1 Duce
Italy
League
Aloisi
Ethiopia
Victor Emmanuel
Rome
Great Britain
Ding Grandi
London
Aksum
Galeazzo Ciano
France
Addis Ababa
Tin
Pietro Badogio
Britain
Mediterranean
Malta
High School Commencement Notes and Health Figures
The page notes high school commencement details and health data. It mentions Miss Alice Clements of Home Economics returning from the Pennsylvania State Convention, with Indiana listed among honor roll schools. It also lists counts for chicken pox, mumps, scarlet fever, and conjunctivitis among students. New Zealand is noted as an importer of British automobiles.
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Alice Clements
Home Economics Clubs of
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Indiana
Eselusitus
Gas death case grips easton husband held for grand jury
District Attorney William A. Frack held 27 year old George Loebsack for grand jury action after a coroner jury found unexplainable circum stances in the carbon monoxide death of his wife Katherine 27 in the Loebsack car in a closed garage Sunday. Loebsack reported finding her with the motor running at 1 30 pm then claimed to have left, returned later to start it again. He claimed he shut it off after three hours and later contacted police. He admitted inability to explain patches of skin torn from her legs or the wound on her instep as Deputy Coroner Reichbaum reported.
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Loebsack
Theodore Reichbaum
College Head Commended Continues Faculty Shifts
The article notes promotions and resignations within the college staff. Jesse Turner resigns from the kindergarten department. Helen McLean returns to the faculty to fill the vacancy. Dr Ralph Heighes of Clarion State Teachers College is appointed to a new role in social science. Thomas J Hughes is named instructor in the music department.
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Jesse Turner
Helen McLean
Ralph Heighes
Clarion State Teachers College
Thomas J Hughes
Indiana State Teachers College Alumni Bridge Party
The annual bridge party of the Indiana State Teachers College Alumni Association will be held next Saturday afternoon at the Schenley Hotel in Pittsburgh. Alumni members are invited to the affair, which drew more than 1,000 attendees last year. It will start at 2:00 p.m.
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Indiana State Teachers College Alumni Association
Schenley Hotel
Pittsburgh
Treasury balance report shows large federal receipts and outlays
Washington May 12 reports Treasury position May 9 with receipts 9.58 million? Expenditures 18.38 million. Net balance 2.4157 billion. Customs receipts for the month amount to 10.14 million.
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Washington
Treasury
Poppy Day Observance Urges Remembering Fallen Heroes
The article links Poppy Day to remembering war veterans and supporting the American Legion and Auxiliary in Indiana welfare work for living victims and families. It notes a new lighting system costing $201.08 planned for the Fort Worth municipal airport.
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American Legion and Auxiliary
Indiana
Legion
Fort Worth, Tex
Washington Roundup on Tax Bill Revisions and Debates
Senate leaders and President Roosevelt weigh tax proposals amid talk of a graduated income tax on undistributed profits. House bill revisions, windfall taxes, and relief funding stir Capitol Hill as officials testify and plan votes while debates over Frazier-Lemke debt refinancing continue.
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Washington
Senate Co Committee
Harmison
Senate
Harkson
Dess WH
Wallace
Morgenthau
Bankhead
Ala
Lemke
House
Senate Appropriations Committee
Harry L. Hopkins
Capital Hill
Roosevelt
Harrison
Congress
Senate Finance Committee
Garner
Robinson
White House
Finance Committee
Supreme Court
Farmers Will Get Payments In Indiana County Program
In Indiana County, the Agricultural Conservation committee explains a new program offering two payment classes for soil conserving crops. Class 1 pays $10 per acre for converting soft depleting crops to oats, clover or alfalfa, with optional seedings. Class 2 pays $41 per acre for soil building via lime, fertilizer, and alfalfa or green manure crops. Farmers may apply for either or both, with funds to improve land such as pastures.
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Indiana County
Agricultural Conservation Committee
Charles M. McMillen
Rayne Township
B. B. Crawford
West Mahoning Township
C. Ef. McClall
White Township
Indiana Theatre Building
Department of Agriculture At
Washington
Obituary notices from Indiana and surrounding areas
A multi person obituary notice reports Walter W. Reed of Cleveland burial in Oakland Cemetery, widow Sophia and three children Harold Dorothy and Mildred, plus Reed siblings across Apollo Homer City Sharpsburg and Cleveland. Also Effie Raves of NuMine buried at Rural Valley after services at Nadine Presbyterian Church. Agnes Richards of Frances Mines dies at Adriatic Hospital aged 50. Charles W. Reed 36 dies in Pittsburgh after Latrobe roots. Maria Lee Smith of Lucernemines dies in Indiana Hospital.
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Walter W. Reed
Indiana
Cleveland
Oakland Cemetery
4. C
Emma Reed
Sophia
Harold
Dorothy
Mildred
Frank Reed
Apollo
Albert Reed
Arthur Reed
Homer City
Ira Reed
Sharpsburg
Ethel Henry
Ruth McCracken
Effie Raves
NuMine
Rural Valley Cemetery
Nadine Presbyterian Church
G. W. McIntyre
Dayton
Indiana Hospital
Robert Hayes
Nadine
Virginia
Lawrence Nellis
Titusville
Goldie Seely
Diamond, Pa
Robert Nellis
Rocky Grove
Jerry
Harry Nellis
Ohio
Owen
Arthur Nellis
Harevey Yount
Charles W. Reed
Latrobe
Pittsburgh
John G
Elizabeth (Downey) Reed
Millwood
Anja Springe
Reed
Charles, Jr
Anna Catherine
Robert
Wilbert
David Ott
Johnstown
Roy McCracken
Blairsville
A. C. Aylesworth
Doreton
McCracken
Johnston Avenue
Rev
C. A. Salladay
Hillside Cemetery
Maria (Lee) Smith
Willie Smith
Lucermemines
Lucernemines
Pope Hopes Action Preludes Peace In Italo Ethiopians War End
Vatican dispatch from May 12 reports Pope Pius expressing hope that the war’s end will serve as a prelude to European and world peace. He spoke during a world exposition of the Catholic press, praising “great and good people” and condemning anti religious campaigns as well as communism and neapaganism. The Pontiff blessed the press from his throne, marking his 78th Saint Day.
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Vaticanity
Pius
Bonuiff
Russia
Mexico
Spain
Uruguay
Brazil
Native of Florence Church obituary fragment
A Florence native, widow Eliza Murphy, is survived by husband, mother, a daughter Helen, three sons Willie Jy Olenail at home, two brothers Edward of Uniontown and Douglas of Florence, sisters Rosialee Richmond and Louvinta Gladys of SC. Service led by Rev L A Reid at Luceriemines Hall. Burial in Florence.
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Eliza Murphy
Florence
S. C
Helen Simith
South Carolina
Willie
Olenail Dames
Edward Murphy
Uniontown
Douglass Murphy
S.C
Rosialee Murphy
Richmond
Louvinta Murphy
Gladys Murphy
Luceriemines Hall
L. A. Reid
Ernest Grays Seek Games in District Matches
The Ernest Grays, a top Independent colored team, seek home or away games with first class clubs. They hold a 1985 record of 6 wins and 9 losses, highlight an 8 to 3 win over the R. P. League Stars, and plan a larger season. Reinforced by Arthur Harrison, Morfield brothers, Buvts Smith, and Dodge Fenby, they invite clubs to book games via Harry Wells in Ernest, Pa.
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Ernest Grays
Grays
Ernest
Arthur Harrison
Ernest R. & P
Morfield
Quadruplets at Passaic receive aid and care
Mayor Benjamin F. Turner of Passaic becomes business manager for the quadruplets as offers stream in to support the family. Mrs. Kasper and Emil Kasper sign papers naming Turner, while Dr. Frank F. Janl oversees the infants, and state departments are urged to assist.
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Benjamin F. Turner
Passaic
Kaspur
Little Ferry
Turner
San Francisco
Edmond E. Herrscher
Herscher
Dionne
Emil Kasper
Jani
Assembly
Trenton
Raid Sends Lad to Willard Home Arrest
Detective Moore testified to District Attorney Edwin Clark about complaints leading to a raid. A boy was taken to the Willard Home as part of the investigation.
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Raid
Lad
Willard
Moore
Edwin Clark
Cat
Many bounties for noxious pelts in April
The State paid bounties for noxious animals for April listing Indiana County Gray Fox and Weasels with amounts and State totals. It notes wild cats gray fox goshawks and weasels paid amounts ranging from small to large totals, indicating substantial bounty payouts across multiple species.
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Indiana County
Car sales and financing notes across multiple towns
The report lists license holders Andrew Joseph Lezark Clymer and Irene Rose Szenimilles Lucerne Mines Joseph C McCracken Detroit and Mildred G Foight Export Leonard Thayer Clymer and Margaret Kurzinger Clymer. It also notes that fifty four percent of new car sales and almost three-fifths of used car transactions involve installment financing.
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Andrew Joseph Lezark
Clymer
Irene Rose Szenimilles
Lucerne Mines
Joseph C. McCracken
Detroit
Mildred G. Foight
Export
Leonard Thayer
Margaret Kurzinger
Matching Wits At Murder Trial
Commonwealth and defense attorneys closed arguments in the trial of David Riggie 47 accused of killing his friend James C Algeo 39. The motive alleged was to plant suspicion on Algeo for a shortage in index funds. Witnesses included Mrs Olive Riggs Hall rebutting claims of gifts from Algeo and Helen Algeo stating she and her mother knew of no meetings between him and other women.
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Washington
Commonwealth
David Riggie
James C. Algeo
Riggie
Algeo
Bin
Indge Hinds
Riggle
Algea
Olive Riggs Hall
Algen
Sod
Helen Algeo
Largest diamond on record found in South Africa
A fragmentary stock market clipping notes a massive diamond unearthed in South Africa. Weighing over 3,026 carats, it is described as the largest diamond on record, discovered amid various company listings and market references from the era. The item is presented in a stock-page style summary with numerous corporate names interwoven.
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South Africa
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Zeppelin
Blacklick Townsend Club
Len
Smisti
TP Perret
Aneligds Am
Ea & S
Moorhead
Servi Ang
Anthony Eden
Mary
New Zealand
Easton
Agnes Richards
Frances Mines
Adriat’ Hospital
Punxsutawney
Housedale
Samuel Olsen
Charles Richards
Sears
Viola Richards
Smyerstown
Samuel and
Louis Olsen
Arthur Olsen
Rochester Mills
Anna Filler
Rossiter
Adams
von Ay Restuc
Chemaid
Ain
Baldwin Lee Balt
Aynat
Beth Steel
Borden Borg-Warnee Briggs
Chrysler
Cuba
Aire du Pont
Klee
Molhaly
Giew Kefrael
Gillette
Llershey
Hudson
Yates
Johns-Maliviile
Loew's
Ail Lorillard
Montgont Ward Baty Nash
We Radio
Reading
Ag Repub
Sears Hoeb
Socany-Vaewum Wa
Spiegel May Stern
Cal Bay
Sid OW
Studebaker
Texas Corp
Transamerica
Aire Corp
United Corp
United Gas Imp
Indus Alea
US Rubber
US Smelt & Av US Sieel Bbq Vick Chem
West UN Tel
West el
Woolworth
Curb
Ark Nat
Elee Bondang
Itig Pennroad Corp
Rie
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