Mystery Of Harriman's Disappearance Deepens
Stocks and industry in Washington show gains as coal and steel push to new highs. Rep Clyde Kelly predicts organization of bituminous coal operators soon after passage of the industrial control public works bill to address industry ills. The Davis Kelly coal bill is touted as the path to relief with cooperation between producers and labor.
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Washington
Hation
Clyde Kelly
Pennsylvania
Kelly
Davis CR
Isistu- Minous
Legionnaires Gather at Cherry Tree for County Committee
American Legion Posts of Indiana county organize a county committee at Cherry Tree tonight at 8 o clock inviting all Legionnaires to be present Wear cans and buttons Admission on 195% cards Indiana Post meets at Indiana House at 7 o clock to assist those lacking transportation.
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American Legion Posts
Indiana County
Cherry Tree
Johm Scott Post
Indiana Post
Indiana House
Two depart for Chicago visit with relatives
Mrs Agnes Crossman and her daughter Mrs Leshlan Ries depart this afternoon for Chicago where they plan to visit family. Mrs Crossiman's son in law and daughter Mar and Mrs Clyfle W Seanor reside in Montana.
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Agnes Crossman
Leshlan. Ries
Chicago
Ms. Crossiman
Inlaw
Mar
Clyfle W. Seanor
Moanstan
No More Says Lenore Ulric to Divorce Sidney Blackmer
Lenore Ulric steps from a Cleveland train and confirms reports she will seek a divorce from actor Sidney Blackmer. The stage star indicated the end of their marriage, aligning with earlier gossip about the couple.
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Lenore Ulric
Cleveland
Sidney Blackmer
Death notices for Daugherty Fairbanks Kerr and others
Mrs Eliza beth J Daugherty widow of Harry S Daugherty died at 227 North Ninth Street at 1110 pm after a illness age 72 She leaves a brother a nephew and two nieces Funeral at her home Monday afternoon Rev Mell vaing of First United Presbyterian Church to officiate Janice Beatty died in Indiana hospital funeral arrangements pending Mrs Argyle Fairbanks wife of Argyle Fairbanks 1201 School Street rear died in Indiana hospital Funeral arrangements not yet made Edwin A Kerr 60 president of the borough school board died Thursday Funeral services held at his Kerr residence with burial at Armagh cemetery Continued on Page Two
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Elizabeth J. Daugherty
Harry S. Daugherty
North Ninth Street
Nathan
Esther Highlands
White Township
Indiana Borough
Samuel Highlands
Frank L. Dorr
Kansas City
Esther
Kathryn Highlands
Janice Beatty
Wanice
Donald C. Beatty
Washington and
Fifth Streets
Indiana Hospital
Argyle Fairbanks
Bruce Fairbanks
School Street
Rear
Baccalaureate Service and Commencement Week at Indiana State Teachers College
The baccalaureate service for the graduating class opens the week’s commencement program in the high school auditorium with a detailed ritual including processional, hymns, readings, anthems, and a sermon by Rev J Arthur Pichl. Indiana State Teachers College lists Alumni reunions, an alumni luncheon, faculty reception, and a senior class play on May 27. The basket of events continues May 28 with the baccalaureate sermon by Dr Ralph C Hutchison and May 29 with the commencement address by Dr A B Meredith and a commencement dinner.
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Indiana State Teachers College
Eastern Standard
Recreation Hall
Ralph C. Hutchison
Washington and Jefferson, College
A. B. Meredith
School of Education
New York University
DeMino fails to link to Westmont Johnstown bombing case
Cambria County investigators fail to implicate Vincent DeMino in the Westmont bombing after hours of questioning. Police found bombs in his car and connected similar device construction to earlier blasts. DeMino denies knowledge, while Indiana authorities hold him on bomb transport and false pretenses charges. Investigators also uncover four stills and equipment in a private garage tied to a liquor syndicate.
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Westmont
Cambria County
Vincent DeMino
John Koplas
Indiana
Johnstown
John M. Gross
William H. Woods
DeMino
Edward Allen
Oliver Barry
Borough
Lauderbach-Griest
Water Street
Gross
Menoher Highway
Justice of the Peace
Waller H. Jackson
Jed Focus
Lindberghs Atlantic Flight Ends in Paris Triumph
New York May 20 In a lone bid for fame Charles Lindbergh departed Roosevelt Field in Spirit of St Louis to cross the Atlantic reaching Le Bourget Paris after 33 hours 20 minutes of peril and wonder. The quiet aviator uttered a simple Well here we are. Lindbergh’s feat stands as a historic milestone in flight.
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New York
INS
Apo
Charles Augustus ‘Lindbergh
Roosevelt Field
Atlantic
Paris
le Bourget Field
Col
Charles Augustus Lindbergh
Out of State Aide Appointed for Punxsutawney Relief
Miss Elizabeth Campbell of Detroit has been named to lead Jefferson county relief from June 15 with a Pittsburgh aide as assistant. Salaries range from 150 to 400 dollars monthly. Milton Sutter opposes the appointment and may resign June 1, while W L Reid protests the move. Three relief board members face possible resignation over the new setup after eight months of unpaid service prior to May 1.
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Sutter
W. 8. Reid
County Relief Board
Ruth McNeil
Brockville
Edward Durbin
Brockway
H. A. Loy
Mooney Sees Happiness Gone In San Francisco
Tom Mooney, long held as a lifer in San Quentin, faced news of a possible halt to his new trial by Supreme Court mandate. John A. O Gara, former assistant district attorney, sought a writ arguing the issue had already been adjudicated and that retrial would risk double jeopardy and waste taxpayer money.
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San Francisco
Tom Mooney
San Quentin State Prison
America
Supreme Court
John A. O’gara
Mooney
Japanese Planes Bombard Peiping City Tense Day
Japanese bombers attacked Peiping on May 20 as 11 planes reconnoitered the city causing panic. A Chinese civilian attacked the Japanese Legation guard with a broadsword in anger over the North China invasion.
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Peiping
North
China
Treasury balance report shows May 48 figures
Washington May 20 Treasury balance as of May 48 amounts to 402 million 487 thousand 163 77 with expenditures 10 million 130 thousand 380 53 and customs receipts 12 million 844 thousand 793 49.
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Washington
INS
Treasury
Bonus Army Likes Forests In Washington
Washington May 20 The bonus army grew fond of forest service life as members joined Roosevelt s forest army. Leaders say the meat of the issue was misunderstandings about meals and pay but the appeal of the forest job grows stronger after a week in Washington with army mess calls shaping opinions.
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Washington
INS
Roosevelt
Holy Name Rally Planned in Indiana Pa May 28
The Holy Name society of Indiana county will hold a meeting Sunday evening May 28 at 8 o'clock daylight time in the Ritz theatre Indiana Pa. Catholics and friends of all denominations are invited. Rev. James M. Delancey will speak with Dan N. Hammill present. Program includes music talks and a general discourse. Committees are formed to handle details of transport theater and publicity.
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Holy Name Society
Indiana County
Ritz Theatre
Indiana
James M. Delancey
Dan N. Hammil
Pittsburgh
Weekend Temp Drop Forecast by Local Observer
Cooler weather is forecast for the weekend with possible thunderstorms and showers today and tomorrow. Temperatures yesterday reached 84 degrees, near the year’s high, as cloud banks from the west reduced sunshine but rain did not materialize.
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EB. C. Lorenty
Jiorents
Legalized beer tax brings in 288238 dollars in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg May 20. Leg alized beer tax revenue totaled 288238 dollars for May 6 to May 18. Officials estimate the tax will yield about 10 million dollars over the next two years, bolstering the Commonwealth treasury.
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Harrisburg
Commonwealth
Township Memorial Day Observance Planned
A townshipewide Memorial Day service is set for Tuesday May 20 with services at two churches and a joint gathering at Harmony Grove Lutheran Church. Speakers are Edwin M. Clark Hsg of Indiana and the Rev Mr Steuber of Five Points.
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Wiett
Harmony Grove Lutheran Church
Edwin M. Clark
Hsg
Indiana
Mr. Steubert
Five Points
Tide Woman Succumbs To Her Injuries
Mrs. Carina Conels, 57, of Tide, died in Indiana Hospital at 10 15 p m after a car driven by Frank Aiming overturned on the Homey City Tide road, injuring her severely while en route from Tamer City. The crash occurred when a front tire blew, sending the car into a stone filled low mood and down an embankment. Aiming and Frank Crucis were injured but in good condition. an inquest will follow patrol investigation. Funeral services for Mrs. Crucis will be held at her daughter’s home in Homer City with burial in an Indiana cemetery.
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Carina Conels
Tide
Frank Aiming
Tamer City
Indiana Hospital
Mineras
Weamer Undertaking Establishment
Hamer Gily
Predarleck W. St. Clair
Almina
Crucis
Frank Crucis
Homer City
Indiana
Veteran Engine Man William Flynn Killed in Accident
In Mifflinburg Pennsylvania on May 20 an inquest was set for today into the death of William Flynn 63 a veteran Pennsylvania railroad passenger engineer from Columbus. He was fatally injured in Petion yards last night after stepping from an engine when a signal was missed. Flynn died ten minutes after the accident while preparing to leave on his 6 00 P M run to Columbus.
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Mitsburgh
INS
William Flynn
Columbus
Pennsylvania Railroad
Petion
J Tront
Flynn
Miller's Brother Becomes State College Postmaster
Robert J. Miller, Pexall store proprietor in State College, assumed charge as postmaster on May 18. He is not related to Alberic J. Miller of Indiana, despite claims.
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Robert J. Miller
Pexall
State College
Alberic J. Miller
Indiana
College
Actress Named In Jelke Suit
Catherine Dale Owen denied involvement with Bragier Jelke in a Newport lawsuit over damages. Jelke's attorneys brought Miss Owen into the case as a pane l witness, claiming she was connected to the alleged affair with the wealthy New York broker.
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Catherine Dale Owen
Bragier Jelke
New York
Diverse
Newport, R
Unemployment Council renames Indiana County group
At a county meeting the Unemployment Council of Indiana County changed its name to Work Federation of Indiana County and aligned with The United Workers Federation of Pennsylvania. Delegates from ten units may attend a Harrisburg meeting, with fees and a transportation plan arranged. Jaures Maurer of Reading gave a strong speech. Continued on Page Two.
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Unemployment Council of Indiana Co
Frouse
Work Federation of
Indiana County
United Workers Federation of Pennsylvania
Evch
A and G
Harrisburg
Indiana County Organization
Blacklek
Stogshor
Homer City
Blairsville
Indiana
Arcadia
Dixonville
Clymer
Chambersville
Stafford A
Transportation Committee
Nso
Tarrisbung
Wushol
Patatones
Pach Soeal
Jaures Tf. Maurer
Reading
Bankers disappearance spurs death notes found
Joseph W. Harriman, aged and ailing banker of the closed Harriman National Bank, vanished after leaving a nursing home in East Sixty Street. He reportedly wrote several death by own action notes before his disappearance, sparking a citywide search that yielded no trace besides a possible lead near East Valley cemetery. Police and a barge captain recalled seeing the elderly man gaze at the East River before vanishing.
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James L. Ea
IL. N. 8
New York
Joseph W. Harriman
Fisf
Harriman National Bank and Trust Company
Harriman
Re: Nursing Home
East Sixtystreet
East River
Regent Nursing
Harriman’s - Owl
Lee Valley
Long Island
Geo i Tha
East Valley
Jose W. Harriman
Igiarie
James Simpson
Couple Wed at Cumberland Md May 20
Cumberland Md May 20 A marriage license was issued here yesterday to Leonard Rennie Mo Master of Kittanning and Miss Mary tino Chase of Sagamore in a small Cumberland ceremony.
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Cumberland, Md
Leonard Rennie Mo
Kittanning
Mary ‘Tino Chase
Sagamore
Industries Move To Qualify For Public Works Bill
Industry leaders and unions push to fit within the administration bill as Ways and Means prepares tax and bond specifics. Lumber firms hold preliminary meetings and coal regions plan rapid organization. Public works funding and a $8.3 billion bond goal dominate talks, with labor and antitrust modifications under review and a secret session anticipated.
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William S. Neal
I. S. State
Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
White House
Congress
Roosevelt
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