Beyer Youth 13 Die After Rear-Of-Truck Incident
A 13 year old Beyer boy, Frank Dalessio, died after releasing a truck and running into oncoming traffic on the Indiana Kittanning road near Beyer. He suffered a neck fracture and leg injuries. A 26 year old youth was lightly hurt, and Mrs Mac Ergler of Mahaffey was driving the car involved. An inquest will be held. coroners report cited neck fracture as cause of death.
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Indiana
Indiana-Kittanning
Beyer
Plumville
Benjamin Franklin Highway
Here
Frank Dalessio
Samuel Dalessio
Mac Ergley
Mahaffey
Clearfield County
Ofice
C. M. Smith
Ergier
Ergler
State Highway Patrol
P. W. Mihalko
Beyer School
Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church
Sagamore
Home Couple Wed October 19 at Marion Center
Roy M. Lutz and Miss Pearl Bush of Home wed by Rev. W. E. Flesher at his Marion Center residence. The couple were attended by the bride’s brother Leroy Bush and sister-in-law. The bride is daughter of Jacob Bush and the groom son of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Lutz. The piece also notes a Green Township Ex-Service Men reunion on Nov. 10 and a political prompt urging straight Republican voting.
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Roy M. Lutz
Pearl Bush
Home
W. E. Flesher
Marion Center
Leroy Bush
Jacob Bush
Guy Lutz
Pennsylvania Faces Key 1936 Balloting in House Seats
Harrisburg dispatch notes a fierce political battle in Pennsylvania with 29 lower chamber seats at stake. Democrats hope a Roosevelt wave boosts ticket candidates and expand House seats to 12, while Republicans claim little beyond Turnout expectations, except in Lackawanna County where J Boland has won nominations.
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Joseph A. Loftus
INS
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Washington
House of Representatives
Lackawanna County
J. Boland
World War Dead Memorial Services Held in Blairsville
The annual Union memorial services for World War dead were conducted last night in Blairsville First Presbyterian Church. Rev. R. E. B. Hanks preached the memorial sermon as Blairsville Post No. 407 American Legion and the American Legion Auxiliary attended as units. Republican Women’s Meet planned at Moore Hotel November 10 to elect officers and delegates for Harrisburg November 20 and 30.
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Blairsville
First Presbyterian Church of
RE. B. Hanks
Hebron
Council of Republican Women
Harrisburg
Moore Hotel
Congressional Majority For Outright Repeal Vague
WW Hutchinson reports that voters expect a Democratic House and a Senate with liberal anti prohibition majorities. Re submission of the Eighteenth Amendment is likely while outright repeal remains unlikely to achieve two thirds in both chambers. Senate beer support 43 to 53. repeal 46 to 56. resubmission 60 to 70, with 66 needed.
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K. Hutchinson
INS
Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New House
Legion Host Honors Boys Who Went West
Indiana Post 141 American Legion memorial services at the Ritz Theatre honored veterans who had “gone west.” A brief parade by the Indiana Municipal Band opened a ceremony marked by peace themes, religious fervor, and prayers of dedication, with two American flags and a green mausoleum stage setting. The tide of remarks and music reflected the post's tribute to fallen soldiers and a wish for lasting peace.
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Indiana Post 141
American Legion
Ritz Theatre
Prince of Peace
Indiana’ Municipal
Blairsville Chamber protests bus rates on BlairsVille Derry run
Blairsville Chamber of Commerce filed a protest with Chestnut Ridge Transportation Company against the new schedule of rates for the Blairsville Derry section of the Blairsville Latrobe line. Officials indicated the protest is not expected to change the tariffs.
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Blairsville
Applications for Auto Tags Mailed in Pennsylvania
The State Department of Revenue began mailing 1,938,920 license tag applications to Pennsylvania motorists for 1933. The mailing was a month later than usual to reduce loss of blanks. Motorists were urged to avoid using agents or runners and to return blanks with proper fees promptly.
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Hwarrisburg
State Department of Revenue
Pennsylvania
Ward Republican Rally Saturday Draws Strong Turnout
Dr A H Stewart of the Second Ward chaired a meeting of Republican workers for First Second and Third Wards in the Court Room Saturday evening. H B Lydick and E J Creps spoke brief notes on tariff gold standard party regularity and progressives. Rankin Sale Nov 22. McLaughlin in Gazette to secure bills for the sale at J M Rankin farm Washington township Tuesday November 22. Vote Straight Republican Ticket next Tuesday to keep Indiana County a Republican stronghold.
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A. H. Stewart
Republican Workers
Lydick
E. &. Creps
Rankin
CG. W. McLaughlin
Gazette Office
J. M. Rankin
Washington Township
Indiana County
Why Bennett Is Logical Man For The State Senate
Voters in Indiana County consider Edward B. Bennett for State Senate citing his record of road gains. Backed by the Tax Justice League, he touts highway improvements across Indiana Jefferson Clarion Armstrong, with miles built and promises kept while opposing the Talbot Bill.
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Indiana County
Edward B. Bennett
State Senate
Indiana
Jefferson
Highway Department
Clarion
Armstrong
Bennett
Glen Campbell
Tax Justice League
Jefferson County
Senate
Pennsyl
Veteran voter 92 to cast ballot for Hoover
Jones, a 92 year old Civil War veteran from Brookville, plans to vote Republican tomorrow for Hoover. He has voted for every president since Lincoln and traveled from Greenville to his old home to cast his ballot, visiting a daughter during his trip.
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EH. W. Jones
Brookville
M. Rae Jones
Indiana
Hoover
Abraham Lincoln
Jones
Lincoln
Greenville
Vote Straight Republican Ticket Indiana County
To Republican voters in Indiana County, vote the straight Republican ticket tomorrow. Support state and county Republican candidates to sustain the party’s economy, tariff, gold standard, and credit. Reject candidates who lack clear policies, analyze, and cast a loyal ballot for the party.
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Indiana
Senate
Legislture
Hoover Like Lincoln According To 90-year-old Voter
Uniontown Pa November 7 In the opinion of ninety year old W S Means Herbert Hoover is greatly similar to Abraham Lincoln Means will cast his vote for the Republican president as he did for Lincoln in 1864 Means has voted in 18 presidential elections and has missed only three choosing to add two more for a full score
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Uniontown
Herbert Hoover
5. W. Means
Abraham Lincoln
Means
Lincoln
Sid
Election Returns At Gazette Office
Accurate up-to-the-minute bulletins on national state and county results will be posted nightly by The Indiana Gazette Indiana County figures gathered and compiled by The Gazette. International News Service will provide rapid worldwide coverage starting at 7 pm. Election officers are urged to send results early to The Gazette to avoid charges.
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Indiana Hyening Gazette
Indiana County
The
Gazette
Edi
Torial Department
Porgons
An. m
Gazelle
Incendiaries Damaged Homer City Residence
Fire gutted Nick Alley and family home on Station street Homer City about 2 am Sunday causing about 1500 dollars in damage. Fire officials say an incendiary act caused the blaze with a burned fuse extending from the back porch. Empty five gallon cans were found inside. Occupants included Nick Alley wife and three children and Mr and Mrs De Masse. Insurance on the house was 3000 dollars.
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Nick Alloy
Station Street
Homer City
Nick Alley
James de Masse
Alley
Anita
Jefferson County
Appointments of two election officials named in Green township
Judge J N. Harrisbit appointed Paul C. Shank as majority inspector and Frank Kelly as minority inspector for Green township No 2 precinct. N M Patrick was disqualified for recent state employment. The appointments follow the election board rules and designate the inspector roles.
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Green Township
A “Haraesbit
Paul C. Shank
Frank Kelly
N. M. Patrick
Tropical Storm Wreaked Havoc Strikes Caribbean Coast
A tropical storm swept the Caribbean and toppled structures along Central and South American coasts. The British freighter Phemius, bound for Hong Kong with passengers, lost contact after distress signals and feared foundering as waves ripped part of her superstructure. Fragmentary port reports indicated heavy damage along the storm path.
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Colon
Panama
Caribbean Sea
Phemius
Hong Kong
New Jersey Seeks Supreme Court Suit Over Dorrance Tax
New Jersey formally asked the U S Supreme Court for leave to file suit against Pennsylvania to settle which state may tax the inheritance of John T Dorrance soup magnate Both states claim residency and have levied millions on an estate valued by some at twenty million dollars The brief cites a separate case where Pennsylvania denied a conflict between the states over the inheritance tax
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Washington
New Jersey
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
John T. Dorrance
Soup King
Dorrance
Local Roosevelt Club Meets Tonight at Hotel Brown
The Hoosevelt-Garner Club of Indiana will meet in the Hotel Brown, Indiana, this evening at 7 o'clock. All members are earnestly requested to be present as business of importance is to be transacted.
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Hoosevelt-Garner Club
Tndiana
Brown
Treasury Balance Report and Local Election Note
Treasury balance as of Nov 4 shows $733,047,150.77 expenditures and customs receipts. Rayne Twp Consolidated School in Gaibleton hosts a pie social on Nov 9. Political note urges Republicans to support the party ticket in the upcoming election.
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Washington
Treasury
Pie Social Web
Rayne Twp
Consolidated School
Gaibleton
Democrats For Lack Of Sugar And Silver Stan¢ Scores
President Hoover remarks at St Paul Auditorium defend Republican record. He notes employment rising to about one million to 1.5 million, praises dollar strength, and criticizes Democratic protests as misstatements. He argues against rapid spending on public works and blames opponents for political misfortune.
Pennsylvania Enigma State in the 1932 Race
Philadelphia on eve of a bitter presidential contest focuses on Vare's deliverability and size. Dem leaders expect Philadelphia to go Hoover, hoping a strong protest vote may block Roosevelt in Pennsylvania, while Vare's statewide margin remains the key.
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Leo V. Colins
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Ware
Homer City Couple to Wed Wednesday
Noble Lockard son of M H Lockard of North Homer will wed Miss Carrie Palmer daughter of BE Palmer of South Homer at the home of the groom Wednesday afternoon November 9 at 3:00 oclock with Reverend Stey PoVey of Calvary Baptist Church officiating.
George Couple Leaves Indiana to Settle in Los Angeles
Mr and Mrs Edward George of Indiana depart by car tomorrow morning for Los Angeles where they plan to make their future home. Mr George will be connected with a chain candy store run by Albert Sheets, uncle of Mrs George. The Sheets chain currently has 12 stoves with five more to open soon.
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Edward George
Indiana
Los Angeles
Calif
George
Albert Sheets
Sheets
Hoover denounces campaign tactics in Lake City speech
President Hoover delivered a campaign address at the Mormon Tabernacle in Lake City denouncing misrepresentation and political tactics. He urged citizens to exercise their franchise and warned that many charges against him were his own, countering with claims about Roosevelt proposals. Continued on page two.
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George E. Durins
Aotes
Tae
Jane Secoreis
Hoover
Lake City
Mormon Tabernacle
Roosevelt
Two Speakers at Kiwanis Tonight
The Kiwanis Club hosts two speakers at tonight's meeting in the Moore Hotel. Republican Harry Lydick and Democrat Linda Brigman will discuss rent events and political concerns.
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T the Kiwanis Club
Moore
Harry
Lydick
Linda Brigman
Trapped Crew Of Foundered Boat Off Breivikborn
November report from Oslo details 13 members of the trawler Golden Jeeps trapped after the craft foundered about 100 yards off Breivikborn. The dispatch urges voters to back the Straight Republican Ticket on November 8 and praises Republican candidates as worthy men.
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Oslo
Golden Jeeps
Breivikborn
Women's Vote Key Factor in Hoover Victory
Chicago dispatch reports Everett Sanders, head of the Republican National Committee, says women's turnout will help reelect President Hoover. He cites a national poll showing Hoover with a bedrock margin of about 281 votes and predicts at least 338 electoral votes. States listed include Colorado Illinois Indiana Kansas Massachusetts Minnesota New Hampshire New York Ohio Pennsylvania North Dakota South Dakota Wyoming and others.
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Chicago
Hoover
Everett Sanders
Republican National Committee
Sanders
Hiver
Colorado
Illinois
Indiana
Kansas
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Trans Lloyd Wright
Wright
Tallesen
Secrest
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Union Memorial For
Congressional Majority
Legion
Foster
Heaven
Grady
Duluth
Vania
Republicanty Committee
Jersey
Roosevelt Club
ST. Paul, Mann
St. Paul Auditorium
Republican Party
Dem
Kiwanis Tonigh
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