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Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1933

Page

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Internal Combines Price Rules For Oil Industry

Washington reports final preparations by Secretary of the Interior and planning committees to place a 15 000 000 industry under a new price control plan. The code ties crude oil to tank car gasoline, with 18.5 times the price per barrel. It authorizes the President to fix tank car gasoline prices and sets production quotas, storage limits, import controls, and labor standards across eight divisions, including a 40 hour week and varying minimums from 52 to 45 cents.

Awashington Tekes Middle Atlantic Pacific South Atlantic East South Central

Gallant Sea Rescue After Collision Near Cape Hatteras

Aboard the President Wilson eighty miles south of Cape Hatteras, a collision with the freighter Coldwater caused fire and sinking of the latter. The liner’s passengers, including one woman and two children, and the crew of about 35 were rescued and ferried to safety. The President Wilson, damaged but afloat, heads to Newport News for repairs as Captain Ridley reports the bow damage and water in hold.

Gallant Sea Rescue New York INS Dollar Junner Wilson Cape Hatsteras Newport News Makepeace Ridley President Wilson International “News Service Dollar Line Ridley Havana

SIX JAILED AT SHERIFFS SALE

Arrests at Court House follow a disputed sheriff sale as six men from Turtle Creek and Homestead were charged with inciting to riot and concealed weapons. William Grueka and Sam Diesop identified others arriving with the group. District Attorney Andrew J. Park set bail at 2600 per person after hearings were scheduled.

Court House McAllister Sehngard William Grueka Fifth Avenue Homestead Sam Diesop Larimer Avenue Turtle Creek Ross Street Cyrus Ecker Church Street B. H. McDonald Norman Brown First Street Ecker Andrew J. Park Thomas P. Geary

Carrolltown Woman Improves After Auto Accident

Mary Plabutnick a 60 year old Carrolltown resident shows improvement after being struck by an automobile driven by Justice William A. Pickens of Indianapolis while en route to visit their daughter. She remains at Miners Hospital with injuries including a puncture wound and facial lacerations. X rays showed no skull fracture. The judge and his wife are at their daughter's home in Johnstown.

Spangler Mary Plabutnick Carrolltown William A. Pickens Indianapolis Ind Miners’ Hospital Indiana Jurist Clifford Foole Bloom Street Johnstown Iudge Pickens

De Pinedo Dies In Nonstop Flight Attempt At Floyd Bennett

General Francisco De Pinedo perished when his Bellanca monoplane crashed during a planned non stop distance flight from Floyd Bennett airport to Bagdad. Eyewitnesses said he struggled to escape as flames engulfed the craft, and officials cited loss of control due to an overloaded ship.

Francisco Piendo Ayer Bagdad Alfred Stuart International News Service Floyd Bennett Field Stuart de Pinedo J. Nelson Kelly Uro D’annunzio George Haldeman Dé Pinedo Maj. Kelly D’annunzio Paul Cades Maurice Rossi Floyd Bennatt Field Rayak Syria Europe Rome New York UNS Francisco de Pinedo Bellanca Floyd Bennett Italy Mussolini Buenos Aires South America Genitalo Balbo Giberella Chicago

Bar Group Enda Meeting No Action On New Deal

Pat Marley assistant United States attorney general suggested the police forces of the Bar Group Enda Meeting take no action on the proposed New Deal policy. The report notes a lack of concrete decision following his comment.

Enda Pat Marley United States Attorney General

Democratic Senators Cabinet Row Over Party Patronage

Washington reports a sharp clash between Democratic senators and several Roosevelt cabinet members over patronage. Ickes Perkins and Morgenthau face widespread criticism as state directors and farm appraisers appoint rivals to incumbents, risking Senate revolt when budget matters reach Congress.

George R. Holmes N.S Washington

Federalizing to cope with crime draws mixed reaction

The proposal to federalize crime response drew opposition as Attorney General Homer S. Cummings clarified the Justice Department would not supersede state and local police. Earle B. Evans of Wichita was elected president of the Bar Association, with William P. McCracken as secretary and Joan H. Voorhees as treasurer. Today's sessions were largely social aside from an executive committee meeting.

United States Malloy Homer S. Cummings Cummings Department of Justice Earle BE. Evans Wichita Kas The Bar Association William P. McCracken Washington, D. C Joan H. Voorhees Sioux Falls South Dakota

Three Inquests Set For Next Week

A sequence of fatal and injury crashes reported includes Ralph T. Wolf, 64, fatally struck while crossing Philadelphia Street near Fourth, and Miss Katherine Ewing, 33, killed crossing the Benjamin Franklin Highway near her Pine township home. Pauline Lackey, 15, and Forrest Miller, 24, were among others injured or killed in separate collisions. A coroner’s jury investigated Ewing’s death. an August 19 collision left Miller and others wounded. Public notices reference parade details and marching units for the Indiana American Legion event.

Ralph T. Wolf Indiana Philadelphia Fourth Streets Galentine Forrest Miller Vacuum Oil Company Day Myers Ernest Edward Mari Constatino Mari Miller Miss Johnson Jesse Frye Shelada Pauline Lackey Creekside Indiana Hospital Wolf William Newry Pann Run Philadelphia Street Fourth Street Katherine Ewing Pine Township George DiMaio Brooklyn N.Y Lia N

Holiday dances at Cliffside Park feature N R A orchestra

A local holiday program promises a fine observance with an evening N R A dance at Cliffside Park. Sammy Lucker and his orchestra will provide music noted as strong, having performed at Fort Pitt Hotel and Pittsburgh State College.

Cliffside Park Sammy” Lucker Fort Pitt Pittsburgh State College

Collision injures two on Benjamin Franklin Highway near Shelocta

State highway patrol says a truck driven by W F Sten of Westmiister Maine hit a tar operated by Louis Peltz of Ford City Pa near center of the road late last night. Sten and a young woman passenger suffered slight facial lacerations. damage to vehicles estimated at 400 dollars. Galentine Services for David Galentine 47 a Home Station Huckster fatally injured in Ernest collision will be held tomorrow at his home near Washington Church with interment at Fine Grove Cemetery Rochester Mills. He is survived by widow Alice two sons Maynard and Merle, step-mother Minnie Galentine, brother Charles, and half-sister Mrs Lattie Watson.

Ickes Wallace Perkins Capitol Hill Nevada Key Pittman Foreign Relations Committee Roosevelt David Fr. Ericson Hoover American Legion Civil Service Washington Oleye Farley Ickes’s Perkin’s Morgenthaus Benjamin Franklin Shelocta Indiana W. F. Sten Westmiister Baltimore Louis Peltz Ford City Slen Galentine David Galentine Ernest Washington Church Charles Williams Fine Grove Rochester Mills Arthur Galentine Anna (Campbell) Galentine

Betty Pierce Crowned Indiana Country Club Champion

Betty Pierce, 15, daughter of attorney William J. Pierce, becomes the Indiana Country Club women's champion after defeating Mrs. Howard Butterbaugh 6 and 6 in the finals. She had previously beaten Miss Helen Bennett and Bally in the earlier rounds as the youngest winner of the local club.

Betty Pierce William J. Pierce Indiana Country Club Betty Bally Thomas Pealer Helen Bennett Betty Winnig Howard Butterbaugh

Safe Cracker Dies From Cop's Bullet in Pittsburgh

Raymond English, a suspected safe cracker, died after being shot in the abdomen while fleeing detectives outside the North Side police station. He was wounded Thursday when he leaped from a squad car as it approached the station house. Authorities report the incident occurred in Pittsburgh and relate the prior arrest in Parkersburg.

Pittsburgh INS North Side Polica Raymond English Allegheny Hoggie Parkersbure W. Vin

Boy Scouts Report Pitch on Hidden Pittsburgh Dives

Pittsburgh dispatch reveals Boy Scouts canvassing for the NRA found underworld dives that even police overlook. A scout turned in a card detailing a degatown place with business listed as Gamb Ung foint and reason for not signing as Too easy.

Pittsburgh NRA

Truck and Sedan Collide Near Indiana Bridge

A small truck driven by Roy Fulmer of near Shelocta and a sedan driven by Harry Cohn of Brooklin N Y, were slightly damaged in a collision just before moon today at the bridge on the Benjamin Franklin Highway, just west of Indiana. The cars were too close in passing, their front left wheels caught, and they skidded into opposite ditches. None were injured. Indiana State Highway Patrol investigated the accident.

Roy Fulmer Shelocta Harry Cohn Brooklyn Moon Rinn Farm Indiana State Highway Patrol

Hope Senator Huey Long Eats Sapling Promise

In Kane Pennsylvania on September 2 1930s there is speculation about Huey Long fulfilling a boast to eat saplings planted by the citizens conservation corps. The reforestation area shows citizen crews facing a mournful day as the senator is urged to accept the challenge and demonstrate his promise.

Kane Huey Citizen Conservation Corps

Bituminous Code Delayed by Closed Shop Fight

Washington Sep 2. National Recovery Administration officials prepared to ask President Roosevelt to impose a code for the bituminous fields as a new rift opens between industry resistance and union demands. Appalachian operators seek merit-based hiring while opposing a separate closed shop contract with the Limited Miners of America, widening the split.

Washington Sent National Recovery Administration Roosevelt The Recovery Administration Erkers of America Naw

Nudist club stages Barely Proper in rustic Catskills setting

In New York near Highland, the Out-of-Door Club plans a summer season finale with a full costume production of Barely Proper a tale of a conventional Oxford man courting a German girl whose nudist family demands full disclosure. Cast includes Miss Jan Guy and a Harvard nudeist. audience expected around 200.

New York Highland N. Y I'am Cushing Scotland Jan Guy Swain Oxford Sham Harvard Andrass Catskills

Bible Study Class At Lutz School House

Revivals at Lutz School House invite all to a Bible study tomorrow at 7 30 pm with many attendees and interest. The class centers on former pupil S M Work from 30 years ago. Dixonville Baptist Rev J P Tampt speaks on The Mark of the Beast at 7 45 pm tomorrow with a large chart for explanation.

Tutz School Huse Lutz School S. M. Work Dixonville J. P. Tampt Dixonville Baptist Church

Samaritan's death murder shocks city factory owner

Philadelphia reports Harry Goldsman a 87 year old fixture manufacturer was found strangled in a rooming house. Police seek former employee Charles Miller and his wife Blanche as suspects after a caller claimed destitution and poverty. Goldsman was beaten and robbed. a gold pin vanished.

Philadelphia Harry Goldsman Weally Nea Wera Miller Goldman

Hog cholera fatalities at Torrance State Hospital farm

An outbreak of hog cholera killed 42 hogs at the Torrance State Hospital farm near Blairsville over several weeks with the latest death yesterday. All hogs had been inoculated, and an expert from the state department of agriculture is re-inoculating remaining animals while officials say the disease appears checked. The farm had 160 hogs when the outbreak began, and no other hogs in the Blairsville district are reported affected aside from those at the state hospital.

Torrance State Hospital Blairsville State Department of Agriculture State Hospital Farm State Hospital

Obituary notices for Lipsie Aikens and Hendricks

Funeral services are set for Mrs. George Lipsie of Commodore at 2 p.m. tomorrow in her mother in law's home in Hemer City with interment at Greenwood Cemetery. Also noted is the death of Mrs. Sarah C. Aikens at 75 in Gas Town, survived by eleven children. Lutheran service held in Gas Town and burial at Atwood cemetery. Henry William Hendricks of Medix Run and DuBois died Friday morning after a stroke. survivors include Julia King and Harry Hendricks with services Monday at 2 p.m. at Julia King's home on Dixon Avenue, burial in Rumbarger cemetery.

Sarah, Aikens Sarah C. Aikens Gas Town Tl. W. Aiken Corsica Robert Hall Sagamore Nannie Claypoole Kittanning R. D B. V. Aiken Salina Archie Aiken Edimon Arlie Aiken Edmon John Aiken Apollo J. O. Aiken Shelocta Henry William Hendricks Dubois Henry William Hendricks Medix Run DuBois Julius King Dixon Avenue Hendricks Julia King Harry J. Hendricks Bolivar Perry Hoover Stewart J. de Petrie Mt. Zion Methodist Church Rumbarger Cemetery

Miss Ewing Crossing Road To Retrieve Cat

Gussia Ewing, at home. Funeral services will be held at her late home at 2 p m Monday with interment in the Lutheran cemetery at Brushivalley. Truck Driver, Young Woman Hurt A trick driver and a young wo

Miss Ewing Cat Gussia Ewing Brushivalley

Gala Midnite Show Presents Ring of the Jungle Screen

Gala night at Sunday then midnight feature Ring of the Jungle starring Dien Man Buster Frebee and Wrands Day. Other special appearances and toastare events listed.

Buster Frebee Wrands

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Moorhead Men & Bays State Theatre Ty Walting Stan Laurel Oliver Hardy F Haughe Love Phrilla Betha Big F Paramount Wees International Monse Carrolltown Woman Congress Secretary of the Interior Labor Perkins Henry Morgenthau Jim” Farley Ickes, Perkins Morgenthau Merous American Legion Drum Corps Lucerne Veterans of Foreign Wars Clymer Indiana Municipal Homer City CG. C. McLain Burgess B. H. Lichteberger Memorial Halls L. J. McQuade W. N. McCoy Maj H. B. Buterbaugh N. Dewitt Ray Ed. Borland Duane Wingard Sidney Marshall Frank Biamonti George W. Marbach Charles Wheeler Chas Ghiazoni Alex M. Stewart Irvin Fishey Burgess Lucas Kinter Genter Township Burgess Oliver Householder Clymer Lahr Glymer Commodore Chambersville Indiana Municipal Band Indiana Fire Department Harvey A. Ort W. M. McCoy John Ellis Chester A. McNaughton James L. Jack Harry Bell Fifth Street Water Street Water New Deal Roosevalt Missouri Dutchess County Fair Abinebeck Pato John Troutman’s New York Second Avenue East Broadway Trotsky Trotzky West Thirty-fifth Street Royal Cafe Fannie Hurst Eddie Canter George Jessel Will Durante Goldsman Blicak Ili Geo.d Becton
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