Insull girds for biggest life battle in Chicago
Sam Insull, freed by three days in St Luke’s Hospital, readies for court battles on two fronts. He seeks to prove lack of jurisdiction over his Turkey relocation and faces embezzlement charges in a state indictment. He brightens with reporters, jokes with a reporter’s camera, and enjoys hospital hospitality after bond arrangements.
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Ghigago
Ins—Samimat
Ezar
St. Luke's Hospit
Turkey
Philip T
Sirlivan
Insull
State Criminal Court
Ayraig
Ingull
Samuel Insull
Insul
Chicago
Mag- Mate
Onee
Bolivar Bank Theft Scene Continues on Page One
A regional report discusses bank thefts with bandits using modern firearms and rapid escapes. It argues Congress should fund the Bureau of Investigation to create a capable fighting force with armored cars, high speed vehicles, sub machine guns, bulletproof vests, and tear gas to boost law enforcement nationwide.
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Sesson
Congress
U. “Bureau of Investigation
Crimi-Nala
Cummings
Carroll picks 16 beauties for all American beauty
Hollywood producer Earl Carroll unveiled a list of sixteen actresses to form an all American beauty chorus. He selected seven brunettes seven blondes and two redheads from Greta Garbo Mae West Norma Shearer and others. He estimated combined salaries around 2.6 million annually.
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Harold Heroux
T. N.S
San Francisco
INS
Hollywood
Earl Carroll
Carroll
Pat Patterson
Kay Francis
Gloria Stuart
Frances Dee
Dorothy Dell
Irene Ware
Madge Evans
Frances Drake
Ginger Rogers
Obituary notes and local accidents in Blairsville area
James M. Shick died in a local hospital. Funeral arrangements are pending. Aultman man injured in Blairsville Derry road crash when a car overturned after blinded by lights. Robert C Swisher Jr and Ray Brown injured in Blairsville bridge plunge near Conemaugh River.
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James M. Shick
Aultmaon
Frank Kossick
Aultman
Edward Foster
Blairsville-Derry
Millwood
Blairsville
Foster
Mike Doch
Clearfield
Robert
Swisher
Greensburg
Capital incentives eyed to spur private credit release
Wastington May 14 The administration aims to unlock private capital for industry and commerce as a short term boost pending a full recovery of private credit. Proposals include insuring building and loan deposits and liberalizing securities rules, while pushing Congress to pass Glass and Fletcher acts providing 280 million and 250 million respectively. Home Owners Loan Corporation worries dwindling investments as bank deposit guarantees attract funds.
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Wastington
INS
Congress
Federal Reserve Bank
REC
Senate
House
Treasury
Federal
Local 3 Workers' Federation meeting announced
A meeting of Local No 3 Workers' Federation is set tonight at 7 30 pm in St James A M E Zion Church all members urged to attend.
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Workers’ Federation
Workers' Federation
St. James A, M. E. Zion
Rhemberg
Vote for Harvey S. Lute in the General Assembly race
The text accuses Harvey S. Lute of past stunts including destroying thousands of flyers and failing to engage volunteers. It claims his backers deny election differences and warns neighbors to read materials, while Lute asserts his running mates run a clean campaign and calls for support.
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Hirst
Harvey S. Lute
Luie
Stean Roller Gang
Mr. Lute
Lute
Hizo
Leonardo da Vinci monoplane lifts at Bennet Field
The Leonardo da Vinci monoplane, piloted by Pond, lifted from Jamaica Bay’s Floyd Bennett Field in a dawn display. Heavy fuel load tested the takeoff as the giant craft skimmed the runway and wheeled over the bay, drawing cheers from spectators and the ambulance crew.
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Rome
Pond
Jamaica Bay
Rockaways
Eld
Floyd Bennett
Great Atlantic
Sabelli
Pennsylvania primary girds for party clashes among Rooseveltians
The pennsylvania contest tests control of the state party between Guffey of Pittsburgh and Morris of Philadelphia for the Democratic U. S. senator nomination. Guffey seeks to retain power while Morris leads an insurgent slate. Copeland as insurgent governor candidate claims gains for nomination. Reed forecasts a 250000 vote majority against Pinchot, while Pinchot counters Reed’s expenditures as excessive. Margiotti and Phillips emerge as potential dark horses for the GOP lieutenant governor race.
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Oe Guffey-Earle Democratic Facion
Thomas Kennedy
United Mine Workers of America
Choice
Henry L. Snyder
Lehigh County
Morris- Copeland Group
Thomas A. Logue
Democratic
Morris-Copeland
Norbert J. Fitzgerald
Wire County
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Louis Howe
Harry ¥. Dougherty
Philadelphia Register of Wills
Mellon
Grundig
Schnader
Joseph F. Guffey
Pittsburgh
Roland S. Morris
Philadelphia
Guffey
Morris
U. S
Organization
George H. Earle
Fuffey
Charles D. Copeland
Greensburg
Copeland
Reed
Williamsport
Wilkes-Barre
Pinchot
Luzerne
Allegheny
Charles J. Margiotti
Punxsutawney
Thomas W. Phillips
Butler
Asiatic War Would Entail Long Sea Campaign Here
The article describes a hypothetical naval clash where Gray cruisers harass a Blue fleet bracketed by a limiting train. Gray destroyers and submarines slip through screens at night to strike battleships and tenders, aiming to overwhelm the Blue force before it can form a decisive line off Culebra. A senior officer notes the need to clear harassers and commerce before the main fleet sails, with a potential balance near Honolulu if emergency action arises.
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United States
Culebra
Macon
International News Service
Asiatic
Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands
Secret Parleys Believed Held in Gettle Kidnap
Reports indicate two steps remained in the Gettle kidnap case: payment of ransom and a waiting period before release. Police extended the deadline for ransom arrangements to noon today, as Mrs. Gettle shows slight improvement. A large Los Angeles County mobilization with 250 radio cars and sharpshooters aims to outpace an organized gang, while officials fear a mastermind behind the distant operations. In Tucson, Sheriff Belton says a truce with kidnapers over June Robles hangs on definite word that the child lives, or the bid to secure her safe return may fail.
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William Edward Hickman
Marion Parker
Underworld
Gettle
Middle West
Robles
Tucson
INS
June Robles
John Belton
Department of Justice
Belton
Barnabe Robles
Roosevelt Asks Law For Housing And Renovation
Roosevelt proposes legislation to improve living conditions for residents and workers repairing and constructing housing. He notes many homes are decaying and unfit for human use and outlines important suggestions to aid residents, builders, and investors.
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Roosevelt
O Nairs Foot In Hot Water
Pittsburgh May 14 Mayor William N McNair faces an investigation by W H Beachy of the Pennsylvania Revenue Department Beverage Division into alleged discharges of moonshine liquor and related conduct. Beachy said the mayor and others will not be allowed to interfere with enforcement as the case unfolds. The incident follows McNair's appearance in morals court after a bench session during which he challenged laws, criticized the magistrate, scolded police, and accused a constable of helping Governor Pinchot obtain campaign funds.
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Pittsburgh
William N. McNair
W. H. Banchy
Beverage Division
Pennsylvania Department of Revenue
McNair
Beachy
Gifford Pinchot
Roosevelt proposes national program for housing modernization
President Franklin D. Roosevelt urges rapid federal action to cooperate with private capital for real-property conservation. The plan includes four divisions modernization and new construction mortgage insurance mortgage associations and building and loan insurance to reduce unemployment and raise living standards nationwide.
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Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Treasury balance reported for May 11 totals over two trillion
Washington May 14 internal revenue receipts 4 037 217 60 customs receipts 7 854 804 77 treasury balance as of May 11 2 140 869 751 08 ins report confirms figures for the period with periodical accounting notes from the treasury department and revenue services.
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Washington
INS
Treasury
Internal Revenue
Revival Meetings at Church of God on Second Street
Revivals at the Church of God on Second street host nightly meetings except Mondays. Many souls saved and bodies healed of cancer tumors tuberculosis and other diseases. Evangelist Rev J W Clair from Derry noted for healings. Music by Brother Bob Seybat of Irvin and the Fair Sisters of Indiana on Tuesday Wednesday and Sunday evenings. All welcome.
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Church of God
Second Street
J. W. Clair
Derry
Bob Seybat
Irvin
Fair Sisters
Indiana
Rossiter Scouts First at Western Pennsylvania Meet
Rossiter Troop No. 6 will host the next year’s meet in Indiana after placing second. William Penn Council members include William Frew captain and Rudolph Stadtmiller captain with teams from Rossiter Indiana and district units. Nearly 100 teams compete next Saturday on Carnegie Tech campus in a statewide district meet final, with winners to be announced by The Gazette.
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Indiana
William Penn Council
Pittsburgh
Rossiter
Western Pennsylvania Safety Council
William Frew
Frank Marshone
Harold Hutchinson
Cline Hodgson
Walter Augustine
George Ine
Rudolph Stadtmiller
Vincent Heidenreich
Reno White
Robert Wate
Arthur Testa
Thomas Good
Carnegie Tech
Pennsylvania
the Gazette
Invasion of China Imminent Says Japanese Officers
Shanghai May 14. Japanese military officials warned that a Japanese invasion of China is inevitable unless outstanding differences are settled within three months. They charged China with stringing out negotiations to prolong the Sino-Japanese problem and threatened to seize Hopei to force action.
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Jpanese
China
Heiping
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David B. Kaufman
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Marion Center
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Johnstown
McKeesport Hospital
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Hudson) Conner
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West Taylor Township
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Berkeley Springs
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Creekside
Indiana Hospital
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