Langham sentences ten in copper wire theft case
Judge J N Langham pronounced sentences for ten defendants who pled guilty. Lous Pirlo drew three months in jail and a $200 fine plus costs. Sam Bruno $100 fine and costs. Pete Barilaro $100 fine and costs for liquor offenses. Joe Cengi, Ramona Bottegal, and Della Marie Carney faced fines or costs for possession or sale of intoxicating liquor. John Guay $200 fine and three months jail to be paroled on payment. Clark H Phillips, Bob Calvert, Emmet Yount, and Henry Atherton had theft of copper wire charges, sentence suspended on costs. The copper wire was taken from the B D Wilmith mine at Elkin County with two junk dealers from Du Bois implicated. prosecution ongoing in Clearfield County.
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J. N. Langham
Lous Pirlo
Sam Bruno
Pete Barilaro
Joe Cengi
Ramona Bottegal
Della Marie Carney
John Guay
Clark H. Philips
Bob Calvert
Emmet Yount
Henry Atherton
B. D. Wilmith
Elkin
du Bois
Clearfield
Blairsville Girl Weds Latrobe Man in Catholic Ceremony
James E. Murphy of Latrobe married Miss Margaret Henigin of Blairsville region yesterday at Simon and Jude Roman Catholic Church Blairs ville Rev P J Howe officiated. Cybilla Henigen was bridesmaid Edward Leo Whalen was best man. After breakfast at the Henigin home the couple left on an eastern trip and will reside in Latrobe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Murphy
Latrobe
Margaret Henigin
John Henigin
Blairsville
Ssimon and Judes
P. J. Howe
Cybilla Henigen
Edward Leo Whalen
Indiana Bus Schedules to Punxsutawney Mahaffey and Sagamore
Indiana schedules show weekday and Sunday bus departures from Indiana to Punxsutawney, Mahaffey, Dixonville, Clymer, Cherry Tree, Barnesboro, and Sagamore with connections to Reynoldsville, Clearfield, Butler, and Lakes-to-Sea routes. Several routes note specific transfer points and times, including connections at Punxsutawney and Clymer for onward trains and buses.
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McGregor & Thomas
Indiana
Punxy
Big Run Bus Company
Big Run
DeBois
Punxsutawney
Reynoldsville
B. R
Flyer G
Flyer
Butler
Tus
Mahaffey
Midana Clymer Dixonville
Clymer
Cherry Tree
Jearfield
Clyter
Barnesboro
Cres
Hvilywood
Mrecomn
Sagamore
Kittanning
P R
Ugler
Iseenburg
Freeport
Mrs Capone to stay in Philadelphia during husband’s prison term
Mrs Alphonse Capone plans to remain in Philadelphia for the year while her husband serves time at Holmesburg prison. Guarded by two of his friends she arrived yesterday and was told she must wait her turn to visit. Capone’s attorney Cornelius Haggerty Jr. visited. convicts may have only one visitor per month.
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Philadelphia
Alphonse Capone
Chicago
Holmesburg
Scarfact al
Gospel truck answers asked at Indiana PA meeting
A brief public notice seeks responses from recipients of letters or books about the Gospel truck, per Evangelist Mark R. Smith. Readers urged to reply to Rev. Charles Williams at 435 Chestnut St., Indiana, Pa., so plans for road travel and tent meetings can proceed.
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Mark R. Smith
Charles Williams
Chestnut St
Indiana
Cliffside Park Opens Tomorrow for Season
Cliffside Park south of town resumes season with repairs and improvements made during winter. Parking is enlarged, buildings painted, boats refurbished, and swimming area prepared. A large Memorial Day crowd is expected with the first dance of the season in the dancing pavilion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliffside Park
Slickville Man on Trial for Life
Joe Zeman of Slickville near Saltsburg stood trial before Judge Charles E Whitten in Westmoreland County on murder charges over John Kowalsky's death in Slickville last April 13. Kowalsky was found dead the following morning after an alleged beer keg blow to the face on April 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Zeman
Slickville
Saltsburg
Charles E. Whitten
Westmoreland County
Greensburg
John Kowalsky
Zeman
Kowalsky
Stock Market At Noon Hour May 29 New Highs And Declines
New York May 29 Speculation shifted to rail roads and utilities with small gains in several groups. Bargain hunting limited declines in motor, steel, copper, oil and manufacturing stocks as reserve rate fears ease. Rail leaders included New York Central up to 187% and Atchison above 217 with new dividend talk.
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New York
New York Central
Atchison
Chesapeake and Ohio
New Haven
Maryland
Union Pacific
Frisco
International Harvester
Advance Rumely
Csiseeeeeeaes
Beth Steel
Marland Oil
Mack Truck
Miami
Stewart Warner
Nash Motors S
Pullman
Ceeteresevaven Radio Corp Viscosesesveresen
Studebaker
Seeueeuesuena
US Steel
Wright Aero
Westinghouse Elec Oy
Green Flash and Yellow Bird Set for World Air Race
Two transatlantic contenders, the American Green Flash bound for Rome and the French Yellow Bird bound for Paris, warmed their engines on an Old Orchard Beach shore. Coast guard planes planned to shadow the race, ready to rescue pilots if needed, as both crews prepared for the long takeoff run.
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Williams and
Yancey
Lieut
Harry M. Melka
United States Coastguard
Portland
Melka
Old Orchard
Malka
United States Coastguard Service
Arthur Quinn
INS
Old Orghard
Atlantic
Pbne
Rome
Paris
Coast Guard
Coast-Guard
Lindberghs Elude Search In Hidden Honeymoon Plan
Reports swirl over Colonel Lindbergh and Anne Morrow as disappearances fuel rumors of a private honeymoon. Sightings of an unknown amphibian plane near the Guggenheim estate prompt searches for the yacht Trillora while the couple remains secluded in New Jersey.
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Lindy
Anne
Colonel
New York State
Morrow
New Jersey
Guggenheim Estate
Long Island
Hudson River
Lindbergh
Schenectady
New York
William Crosell
Lindberghs
North Haven
Debenture plan fate and law enforcement probe outlined
The House press toward compromise on farm policy while the debenture plan likely dies in the Senate. Hoover's law enforcement commission starts a long review to find why Americans are lawless, with hearings, statistics, and a final or multiple reports after extended study. Prohibition's role in crime looms over sessions.
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George R. Holmes
CNS
Washington
Hoover
Law Enforcement Commission
Hoover and Wickersham address reform on crime and prohibition
President Hoover and Chairman Wickersham avoided direct prohibition mentions while discussing reform. Wickersham asserted the commission could modify its approach if reform is desirable and called for sound methods exposed to public judgment. Temporary DOJ offices established as the panel prepares for its long task.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Wickersham
Department of Justice
Lightning kills two at Central City game in Someragt County
Eight players and spectators sheltered under a grandstand when a severe electrical storm struck the field. Solonich, Boback, and several others were severely burned or shocked. Coroner ordered bodies to Meek mortuary. Peter Solonich and family details noted.
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Frank Zarman
Cairnbrook
Windber Hospital
Scraper
Central City
Kelso
Wr. T. C
Lyon
Solonich
Boback
Ray Weyandt
George Swabb
John Marger
Thomas Watilovich
Michael Kantek
Michael Adamitz
H. S. Kimmel
Somerset
Roback
G. C. Meek
Windber
Meek
Peter Solonich
Millen Run
Governor signs aviation overhaul expanding state aeronautics powers
Governor John S. Fisher signs the revised administrative code and two aviation bills, boosting state supervision of flying activities. The State Aeronautics Commission shifts from advisory to administrative, gaining broad regulatory powers to oversee aeronautics in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S&s
Fisher
State Aeronautics Commission
Mmerely
State aviation law expands civil airways control across Pennsylvania
The new legislation empowers the Pennsylvania Aeronautics Commission to regulate all landing fields and emergency sites, extending oversight beyond municipal airports. It requires licensing of aviation schools, certifies commercial pilots, and mandates airworthy aircraft. Expect growth in licensed planes, pilots, and mechanics statewide.
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Commonwealth
State Aeronautics Commission
Commission
Aeronautic Branch
Department of Commerce
Washington
The
Aeronautics Commission
Pennsylvania
Local Man Dies. Nine Sons and One Daughter Survive
William Uber a long time mercantile figure in Locust Pa dies after months of poor health. He leaves widow Annie Baun Uber nine sons Blair Ambrose Pay Pittsburgh Fred San Francisco Guy Ralph Carl Indiana and four daughters and five brothers and four sisters. Funeral Friday at 2 30 in Locust followed by Greenwood Cemetery. Infant son of Mr and Mrs J J Kough dies. funeral Thursday Mount Union Church. New arrival James Prato welcomes a 7 12 pound boy. Fort Worth flyer set endurance record of 172 hours 30 minutes aboard the Question Mark.
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Evangelical Church of
Locust
Annie (Baun) Uber
Blair F
Ambrose
Macomb
South Fifth Street
A. B. Hosbaugh
Greenwood Cemetery
William Daniel Kough
J. J. Kough
Gastown
Mount Union
Fort Worth
Reginald EK
Robbins
James Kelly
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