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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1932

Page

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New Britain to Surrender Its Prisoner

Sheriff A Eugene Wilson and Corp J F Maroney of Troop A State Police were to start for New Britain Conn to bring back Michael Tkach 39 who confessed last Tuesday to New Britain police that he stabbed Andrew Buydos to death in Shanktown Green township mining village in 1909 Tkach waived extradition Police say he stabbed Buydos with a knife following an attempt to strike him with a hot flat iron The story notes Buydos brother Peter a child in Poland at the time suspected Tkach and alerted police based on his unease and recognition of Tkach as the dead man’s attacker The article ends with a continuation note on page two

A. Eugene Wilson Corp J. F. “Maroney New Britain Conn Michael Tkach Andrew Buydos Shanktown Green Township William Harty Wilson Tkach Peter Buydos Buydos Poland Pennsylvania

Indiana welfare seeks host homes for high school girls

The Se Welfare Association requests names of Indiana families willing to board and employ girls of high school age before and after school. Several girls have registered seeking placement in Indiana homes. Call 39 to reach Miss Laura Wiggins.

Se Welfare Association Indiana Laura Wiggins

Peeler to Talk on New Sales Tax

Representative Fisder Peeler will address a Community Rest Room meeting to clarify the general sales tax amid controversy. The event invites all interested. the talk is set for Wednesday evening September 7 at 8:00.

Fisder Peeler Peeler

Heat Wave Relief Forecast For Indiana Weekend

Indiana sweltered with 94 degree heat on the third day of a record breaking spell as Thursday reached 98. Local observer E and C Lorenz predicted thunderstorms and cooler conditions for today and the weekend with heavy rains and clearing skies expected. Yesterday’s high was 94 and low 68 with .02 inches of precipitation.

Indiana C. Lorentz

Leaders Ready by William K Hutchinson

The grain belt held a general armistice with strikers active in western Iowa. Governors prepare a relief program for the September conference while Ohio and South Dakota farm groups join the holiday. McNary-Haugen type relief drives surface as prices drop.

William K. Hutchinson INS Sioux City Iowa Omaha Des Moines Lemars Cherokee Council Bluffs Conference of Governors Ohio South Dakota Warren E. Green Charles W. Bryan Nebraska Floyd B. Olsen Minnesota Dan W. Turner Goolidge

Thousands Flee As Rio Grande Flood Roars Through Eagle Pass

As flood waters surged along the Rio Grande residents fled to hills on both sides. About 15,000 Piedras inhabitants sought higher ground across the river, while 1,000 Eagle Pass residents evacuated riverbank homes. A bridge collapse swept away a car with 16 aboard, drowning feared. Telegraph and telephone lines were cut, hampering contact with the outside world.

Eagle Pass Tex Rio Grande Big River Piedras

Flying Family May Quit Across Atlantis Flight

Col. George Hutchinson of Baltimore and his family, attempting the first air crossing of the Atlantic with an amphibian plane, reached Godthaab Greenland after a hazardous leg from Hopedale Labrador. Danish authorities then ordered Greenland officials to stop supplying gasoline, jeopardizing the project.

Copenhagen America Europe Col. Hutchinson Baltimore Godthaab Greenland Hopedale Labrador God Atlantis George Hutchinson Gol. Hutchinson Knud Oldende

Election of Officers at American Legion Post 141 Meeting

The American Legion Post 141 elected officers in Memorial Hall last night with a record vote. Herbert H. Manners was chosen as Commander, with Roy Penfield as Senior Vice Commander and John Trainer as Junior Vice Commander. Other officers include Clinton M. File Adjutant, Harvey Heath Finance Officer, Dr. J. J. Mellvaine Chaplain, and John Erickson, Dr. C. E. Rink, Dale Timberlake, and L. Murray Peeler as executive committee members. Manners, a World War I veteran of Company F 110th Infantry, charter member, and local business proprietor, will lead the post.

American Legion Memorial Hall Herbert H. Manners Roy Penfield John Trainer Clinton M. File Harvey Heath J. J. Mellvaine John Erickson C. E. Rink Dale Timberlake L. Murray Peeler Herbert Manners 110Th Infantry Manner

Schools Open Next Monday 1982-38 Term Begins

Indiana Public Schools will open for the 1982-38 term Monday September 5 with a full teaching corps for three buildings. The Parochial School opens September 6. Enrollment reached 196 with 25 beginners in first grade and 10 new names added in other grades.

Indiana Public Schools Sisters of St. Joseph Norman Koontz J. A. Lubold Viola Simpson Esther J. Aber Clair Borland Kathryn Roundy Laura Buterbaugh Frances Broderick Harry Canfield Franklin Shermock Laura Church Alice Clements Melinda Detwiler David Dunmire Caroline Gessler Gertrude Gluck Gertrude Handler Helen Hersperger George Hill Helen Holstein Ward Johnson Fernbert ‘Joseph Harold Continued Om Fuge Twop

No Authority For Census Here In Indiana Borough

The secretary of the Indiana Credit Bureau warns that rumors claim a census is being taken for Indiana borough by Chamber of Commerce or the Credit Bureau. The Bureau states it is not involved, is strictly individual, and does not inquire into private matters or credit details.

Indiana Credit Bureau Indiana Chamber of Commerce Credit Bureau

Grand husband for somebody else

Chicago Sept 3 Rudy Valee, famed crooner, is described by Fay Webb Vallee as “a grand husband for somebody else.” She recalls fourteen months of marriage marked by clashes and long separations, noting his late engagements kept him away and prevented any normal married life.

Chicago Rudy Valee Fay Webb Vallee Rudy

Miss Grassmack to Speak at Armstrong County Teachers Meet

A teachers meeting for Armstrong County set for October 22 marks the institute substitute day. The session will be in the Kittanning high school auditorium with Miss Erma Grassmack of Indiana State Teachers College slated to present a geography outline.

Armstrong County Kittanning Erma Grassmack Indiana State Teachers College

Berlin Boerse Boom Greatest In Five Years

Berlin gains surge on Chancellor Von Papen plan boosting industry with stocks rising three to ten points and some bids exceeding offers by up to 300 percent. Germany signals arms equality dispute stance at disarmament conference. France may delay replying until other powers speak. Herriot says Lausanne aide memoire reviewed. expect negotiated pace to slow pending allied opinions.

Germany Geneva Berlin von Papen Arno Dosch-Fleurot Paris Pryance Edouard Herriot Herriot France Aide Memoire

Two Injured in Automobile Crash Near Burnside

Mrs. Edith Bartlebaugh of Burnside Clearfield County and John B. McGee of Cherry Tree R D 1 suffered facial and head lacerations when their cars collided four miles south of Burnside at 4 30 p m yesterday. Both returned home after treatment by a Cherry Tree physician with investigation by Ebensburg state highway patrolmen.

Edith Bartlebaugh Burnside Clearfield County John B. McGee Cherry Tree R. D. No. 1 Cherry Tree Ebensburg

Welfare Meeting Here Wednesday

Dr C R Moster and District Attorney William Ruddock will address a meeting of representatives of all welfare units of the county in the Court House Wednesday evening September 7 at 8 o'clock. Representatives of relief agencies are asked to be present and hear how the state relief money is to be distributed to the worthy of the county.

C. R. Moster William Ruddock Court House

Federal aid sought to complete Penn highway rebuild

A Chamber of Commerce good roads sub committee will meet in Harrisburg next Tuesday to seek federal road funds to finish the Wm Penn highway from Ebensburg to Munday's corner. They will confer with Samuel Lewis, state highway secretary, at 2 PM and press for listing the Cambria county project among early recipients. The plan favors concrete paving to Munday's Corner, while three and a half miles east from Ebensburg are already being rebuilt in macadam.

Wm. Penn Ebensburg Munday's Corner Good Roads Committee Chamber of Commerce Harrisburg Willeeonfer Samuel Lewis State Secretary of Highways Cambria County Munday’s Corner Hbensburg

Communion to End Services in Presbyterian Church

The union community services from July and August will end with Holy Communion tomorrow evening in the Presbyterian Church under Rev. Fred L. Fink. A musical prologue features Rosa Wollrath Buchhett, Mary St. Clair King, and Sarna St Clair Reed with songs including O Love Divine and The Ninety and Nine. The service continues with anthem By the Rivers of Babylon and Festival March on the organ before the musical program ends.

Holy Communion Presbyterian Church Fred L. Fink Indiana Ministerial Associaon Rosa Wollrath Buchhett Mary St. Clair King Sarna St Clair Réed Wiii Scott Kinder Sullivan Babylon Vincent Paulsen

Threats, shooting, and suicide shock Arnold woman

In Arnold near Pittsburgh Earl Walker, 30, allegedly threatened his former girlfriend Frances Choltko, 20, at a dance. He hid in the girlfriend’s home and shot her brother George Choltko Jr., 16, in the shoulder before killing himself, police reported. Walker had been sought for two days.

Pittsburgh Ains Arnold Earl Walker Walker Frances Choltko George Choltko, Jr

Treasury balance report for Sept one shows large figures

Washington note records a treasury balance of 334 million 552 thousand 310 and 1 cent as of Sept 1 with expenditures totaling 7 252 104 575 and customs receipts 879 098 46. The entry also mentions Labor Day and Dreamland admission price of 25 cents.

Washington INS Treasury

Indicted Officials Face Bond Posts in County Affairs Probe

In Pittsburgh Sept 3 bond was expected today for 24 former county officials and politicians named in indictments by the grand jury probing county affairs and tax receipt frauds. Watson Bowser posted a $1 bond after being indicted for perjury. Zeitel is missing. Zeifel, Shields, Seiple and Kolb of the Johnston Company face conspiracy charges over county contracts and alleged schemes to bill municipalities for materials.

Pittsburgh A. T. Park Watson Bowser Kittanning Wm. Zeitel Board of County’s Commissioners Park Zeitel Grand Zeifel William. A. Shields B. A. Seiple H. D. Kolb

Road Dressing Planned for Rural Ontario Roads

Rural roads in this section built last year will receive another dressing of tar and slag stone chips in the coming weeks to improve winter conditions. Material is on site for the Hamill Rochester Mills Rositer road and slag is being hauled for the Marion Center Deckers Point Hillsdale road. The tar will be heavier than spring surfacing.

Hamill-Rochester Mills-Rossiter Marion Center- Deckers Point-Hillsdale

Fire destroys Republic mine tipple and shaft

In Republic Pennsylvania a fire destroyed the tipple and shaft of the Republic Iron and Steel Company mine, forcing 120 miners to flee via an air slope. Investigators attribute it to defective wiring with a loss around 5,000 dollars. The mine had just resumed operations on a seven percent time basis after a months long shutdown. The item also notes a Kindergarten start date change and a Labor Day closure.

Republic Republic Iron and Steel Company

Miss America Beats Miss England in First Heat

Gar Wood in the Miss America X defeated Kaye Don in the Harmsworth speedboat classic in Detroit. The Miss England II trailed badly as Wood delayed the final burst until the last lap, then surged to a decisive lead amid rain and choppy seas.

Paul Weber Detroit INS Gar Wood Kaye Don Wood Mild

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Connecticut Thrach Peelor Captain Petters Cliffside Park Labor Day Westmoreland County Crabtree Crabtree Coal Co R. C. Logan Mer Rocky Glenn Park Edna Mocks John Varner Rio Grande River Jimmy Walker Joseph V. McKee New York Hebert H. Manners Russell Thaw Evelyn Nesbit Cleveland Credit Bureau of Commerce Miss Grassmack Dreamland G. E. Auto Part Co., Inc Lindbergh Kings Anyother Charles A. Lindbergh Emory S. Land U. S. Navy Bureau of Construction and Repair Penn Highway Danve Allegheny Rochester Mills Training School Thaddeus Stephens School Ross DeGaetano Miss America Miss England
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