Mysterious Farm Fire Claims Indiana Couple
An aged Center Township couple, James H. Allison and Miss Hester Jane Allison, were found dead in their burned farmhouse after a Sunday morning fire. Authorities speculated lightning may have sparked the blaze during a storm, while miners’ reports and a car sighting provided leads but no firm evidence of foul play. Investigators continued surveying debris and questioned witnesses as officials pursued the cause and any persons involved. Continued on page two.
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Indiana
Center
Greensburg
James H. Allison
Hester Jane Allison
Harry E. Koozer
Sonzer
Kooger
Ater Flooa
Allison
Aultman
A. Mugene Wilson
Saltsburge
Met
Death notices from Wenistead and Indiana region deaths
Two obituaries and notices report John Pifer Heilbrun dies at Indiana hospital after an automobile crash and Margaret Barclay Makin dies at home near Reed Plant. Funeral details list dates and pastors, with survivors including parents and multiple siblings, and indicate continuations on the next page.
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Margaret
Malin
Margaret Barclay Makin
Indiana Plural Company
Homer Gley
The
India Melh
Treasury balance and receipts report May 13
Treasury balance as of May 13 is 442553737.61 with expenditures 788,104.60 and customs receipts 1174100.67. Cliffside Dance Tonight at Cliffside Park from 8 to 12 East, then 1 a.m. DST, benefiting Homer City Pirates, Indiana County League champions. George Pollock and his orchestra will provide music. Wanted passenger to California. contact N. N. Cave Gazeke.
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Washington
INS
Treasury
Cliffside
Indiana
Cliffside Park
Homer City
George Pollock
Tragedies Mark Day Across Pittsburgh and Dayton
In Glen Campbell near Coraopolis a 44 year old man A Roberts died by self inflicted carbon monoxide exposure using a car exhaust hose after leaving notes about escaping debt. He formerly lived on Kelton Avenue in Dormont and was a father of three. In Kittanning near Haines Mill Dayton driller BEG Brumbaugh hanged himself in a barn after tying a rope to a rafter and stepping from a ladder. coroner's report ruled death by suicide and no inquest.
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Pittsburgh
A. “. Roberts
Glen Campbell
Kennedy Township
Coraopolis Boulevard
Roberts
Kelton Avenue
Dormont
Dayton
Kittanning
Beg Beumbaurd
Haines Mill
A. W. Dogch
Manlay
Brumbaugh
C. D. Brumbaugh
Creekside Man Pleads Guilty to Relief Board Fraud
Sellimo Marstrimo of Creekside faced Judge J N Langham and pleaded guilty to obtaining road orders by false pretenses from Creekside and Chambersville committees of Indiana County Emergency Relief Board. He was sentenced to 30 days in the county jail and ordered to pay costs. the judge ordered his name struck from the relief board list.
Braddock DeMolay Chorus sets concert tonight
Thirty five DeMolay members from Tancredd Chapter form the Braddock Male Chorus arriving in Indians for a concert at the Benjamin Franklin Chapter meeting in Pealer building. The event is free and open to visitors who are urged to attend. Wyle Dowler is president and Gay Lloyd directs the chorus.
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Tancredd
Order of DeMolay
Braddock
Benjamin Franklin
Pealer
DaMolay
Wyle Dowler
Gay Lloyd
Milk Strike Grows Tense Across Wisconsin Front
In Milwaukee on May 16 National Guardsmen entered a 200 mile milk strike zone amid shortages and rising violence. Adjt. Gen. Ralph Immel ordered 225 guardsmen sworn in as special deputies in Shawano County to keep order. Milk trucks were halted, a Bonduel clash halted a truck and gas and tear gas were used. Adults in Milwaukee and other cities faced akit milk shortages as store sales were restricted by Governor Schmedeman.
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Milwaukee
Adjt
Ralph Immell
Shawano County
Morder
Nickets
John Koehler
Koehler
Bonduel
Green Bay
Lake Shore
Racine
Kenosha
Sheboygan
Gruen Bay
Appleton
Rogers Divorce Trial Is Private
Mes Marguerite Rogers filed for divorce from Col Henry Huddleston Rogers, Standard Oil executive, charging cruelty. Trial was set for private hearings before District Judge Benjamin F Curler. She seeks restoration of her former name Marguerite Ba Fil Miles. Married in Paris July 16, 1901.
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Reno
Mes
Marguerite Rogers
Henry Huddleston Rogers
Standard Oil Company
Benjamin F. Curler
Rogers
Marguerite Ba- Fil Miles
Paris
Two Shocks Hit Central California
Two earthquakes struck central California today, lasting several seconds. The first quake occurred around 7 a.m. and was followed by a second seconds later. The shocks were felt from Santa Rosa in the north to San Jose in the south. A separate notice seeks a passenger to California, preferably a driver, for NIN, cate Gazette, 22d.
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San Francisco
California
Santa Rosa
San Jose
Cilifarna
Nin
Cate Gazette
Ernest Youth Held After Robbery at Erie Store
Zigmond Gresevensky, 19, of Ernest, was captured after a holdup at the Mahoning Supply Company store in Ernest. He faces felonious entry, larceny, and firearms charges. $447 found on him. An Indiana creamery driver and an Ernest bookkeeper were held and tied in a vault and refrigerator during the robbery.
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Ernest
Mahoning Supply Company
Ernest Ha
Zigmond Grezevensky
Indiana
Justice of the Peace
Jay D. Hill
Harry J. Koozer
Gresevensky
Robert Patterson
Ernest Mines
Rochester and Pittsburgh Goal Company
A. Eugene Wilson
Koozer
Sherif Wilson
Groseyensky
Indiana Creamery Company
George Byrnes
Willian Winwood
R. M. Neville
Ernest Moreia
Paul Bell
Boolkeeper
The Big Drive Here For Two Days
The Shi Ritz theatre screens The Big Drive on May 17 and 18, 1983. Albert I. Rule, producer and veteran of the A. T. F., presents a sensational motion picture claim, featuring official World War II footage from military archives and verified by press and public reaction.
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Shiritz Theatre
Albert I. Rule
A. Ti. F
English cop saves Egyptian Pasha in Cairo raid
An English policeman thwarted an assassination attempt on Premier Jemail Sidku Pasha in Cairo. A native man hid a revolver under his clothing and approached Sidku as he boarded a train for a European trip.
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Cairo
Heypt
Jemail Sidku Pasha
Bonus Vets Unite as Red Resigns in Virginia Rally
A fragmentary report describes veterans renouncing the Conservative faction of the new bonus army, about 1 000 veterans—called sight wing—accepting U S hospitality in Foyle Hunt near the capital. Emmanuel Levin and others, labeled as avowed Communists, are cited with Levin offering his resignation.
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Bonus Army
U. S
Foyle
Hunt
Inter From
R Legreleony
Emmanuel Levin
Levin
Bombs Found in Car Lead to Arrest in Water Street Warehouse
Vincent DeMino was arrested after Patrolmen Allen and Barry found two bombs in his car parked behind the Laudenkach-Griest Company warehouse on Water Street. He was held for court on a $10,000 bond after a preliminary hearing before Justice Walter H. Jackson on charges of transportation of a bomb and obtaining a license under a false name. DeMino was committed to county jail in default of bond. Sheriff Ruvena Wilgan and deputies later dissected the large bomb on the courthouse steps, exposing six to ten inches of concrete and fuse details using a knife and pick.
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Vincent DeMino
John Kopslas
Edward Allen
Oliver Barry
Borough
Laudenbach-Griest Company
Water Street
Justice of the Peace
Walter Hy. Jackson
DeMina
Vis
Ruvena Wilgan
Borearh
Great American middle class to bear new tax burden
The administration's vast job program faces proposed taxes totaling about 220.006 million dollars aimed at funding public works bonds and curbing costs. Measures include taxing dividends from domestic corporations, pipelines charges, and higher levies on sugar coffee spices and peppers. The plan also suggests lowering exemptions and raising the normal income tax, with a presidential push for a public works bond and a government industry partnership.
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William 8. Neal
N.S
Washington
House
Affairs
Roosevelt
Congress
Naughton
North Carolina
Ways and Means
Congress Losmorrow
Roosevelt urges world leaders to seek peace amid global tensions
President Roosevelt sent a moving appeal for military and economic peace to rulers of the world. With sabres rattling in Europe, war declared in South America, and guns held in Asia, he addressed heads of about fifty nations urging a path to peace.
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Roosevelt
George R. Holmes
I. N.S
Washington
Sen
Europe
South America
Asia
Nations invited to join Roosevelt non aggression pact
President Roosevelt invited fifty four nations to join a definite non aggression pact aimed at political and economic peace. The list includes Albania Argentina Austria Belgium Brazil Colombia Bolivia Bulgaria Chile Costa Rica China Cuba Czechoslovakia Denmark Dominican Republic Ecuador Egypt Estonia Ethiopia Finland France Germany Great Britain Greece Guatemala Haiti Hungary Honduras Iraq Italy Japan Latvia Lithuania Luxembourg Mexico Netherlands Nicaragua Norway Panama Paraguay Persia Poland Peru Portugal Romania Russia Siam Spain Sweden Switzerland Turkey Uruguay Venezuela Yugoslavia.
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Albania
Argentina
Austria
Belgium
Brazil
Colombia
Bolivia
Bulgaria
Chile
Costa Rica
China
Cuba
Czechoslovakia
Denmark
Dominican Republic
Ecuador
Egypt
Estonia
Ethiopia
Finland
Trance
Germany
Great Britain
India
Ireland
Greece
Guatemala
Hati
Hungary
Honduras
Iraq
Mesopotamia
Italy
Japan
Latvia
Lithuania
Duchy of Luxembourg
Mexico
Netherlands
Nicaragua
Norway
Panama
Paraguay
Persia
Poland
Peru
Portugal
Romania
Russia
Siam
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Turkey
Uruguay
Venezuela
Jugoslavia
President Roosevelt Urges Universal Peace Appeal
President Roosevelt sends a world wide cable to fifty five nations urging disarmament and a non aggression pact. The message targets Germany France Japan and China among others as pivotal to avoiding war as the Geneva and London conferences loom.
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Washington
Geneva
Russia
Michael
Kalinin
All Union Central Executive
Moscow
Roosevelt
Irag
Persia
Ethiopia
South
Central America
Europe
Asia
Germany
France
Japan
China
Paraguay
Bolivia
South America
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Center Township
Wisconsin
Mos
John D. Rockefeller, Sr
Southland
Methven's Way
First Baptist Church
Lakewood
N. J
John P. Heilbrun
Makin
John Pifer Heilbrun
Winesi
Lester Case
Earnest Union Church
Hildebrand
Grove Chapel Lutheran Church
Tames
Lydin Cordelia Heilbran
Wenest
Anita
Rey Meilbrun
Leechburg
Kathyyn Weed
Creeksile
Amox He
A. C. Roberts
E. E. Brumbaugh
Creekside
Braddock Demolay
Central
Pasha
Vincent DiMeno
Wiltham Th. Archison
INS SG
IINS
Federal Reservea System
Glies CD
Virginie
Aucorize
Neederal Reserve Board
Pact
Els
Ravenswood
Ray
Judiana
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