Solved: Sacramento Ice Box Murder Case Narrowed
In Sacramento a brutal assault on two young girls, Mary 6 and Mareana 7, led deputies to suspect their 17 year old brother Civering Taivay. He confessed mistreatment but denied stuffing them into an ice box where they died. Authorities consider whether an accidental concealment occurred. The youth, initially said to be 15, is held by juvenile authorities.
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Sacramento
Cal
Civering Taivay
Mary
Mareana
Sherif Charles Ogee
Nassault
Agis
Olice
Ice Sox
Civerino
Labor Day in County Parade and Awards Highlight Civic Event
Coulter of Indiana served as chief judge with Olen Conrad and Sam Clark assisting. Other judges included Hodgins, Lyons, Anderson, Chase, Filer and more. W H Filer awarded prizes and praised the effort, signaling support for future meets. Parade judged on Legion Hotel porch led by Lieut. Oakes with a panel of local officials and veterans. Participants ranged from Legion units to Maytag Co and local fire companies, bands, and UMW chapters. Intermittent concerts and Prof Canella’s Clymer boys band closed the day with a lively evening performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Hotel
C. D. Oakes
J. E. Davis
Louis Donofsky
James St. Clair
Garnet Christie
Harry A. Clawson
Geo
Tate Bros
Home Baking Co
Austin Slenker
Hastings
Carolltown
Barnesboro
Portage
New Florence
Dixonville
UMW
Clymer Volunteer Fire Company
Hoover Attacks New Deal Policies in Post Article
Former President Herbert Hoover criticizes New Deal policies as centralizing power in the executive and eroding individual liberty. He condemns economic regimentation and the view that man is a pawn of the state, warning America could lose its core freedoms if such encroachments continue. The Saturday Evening Post released part of the piece titled The Challenge to Liberty.
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Philadelphia
Ronservolt
Saturday Evening Post
Herbert Hoover
Cuizent
Congress
Hoover
America
Renovating a Bathroom On a Budget For FHA Campaign
Roger M Whitman advises a practical bathroom modernizing plan costing under 400 dollars. He details tiling alternatives, fixture updates, lighting, heating, and color schemes tailored to room exposure, with emphasis on efficiency and durable completions.
Miners and Workers Rally As Roosevelt Backing Urged
In Johnstown and Lucerne crowds gathered for UMW of A events. Phillip Murray and James Mark spoke urging miners to support Roosevelt and oppose Reed, with calls for a straight Democratic ticket. Traffic was managed by state patrols and extra police as crowds enjoyed parades games and fireworks.
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Cambria County
Johnstown
Roosevelt
NRA
Phillip Murray
United Mine Workers of America
Faith’s Grove
James Mark
Murphy Rush
Conemaugh
Negal
U. M. W. of Ay
Treasure Island comes to Ritz for three day engagement
The Ritz Theatre adds a three day showing of Robert Louis Stevenson’s Treasure Island starring Wallace Beery and Jackie Cooper with Otto Kruger and Lewis Stone among the cast. The film is slated as a special family show and already endorsed by Parents magazine and critics. The event sparks a Back to the Theatre movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lewis Stevenson
Wallace Beery
Jackie Cooper
Otto Kruger
Charles
Chic) Sales
Lewis Stone
Long John Silver
Dr. Sweesey
Kim Hawkins
Billy Bones
Ben Gunn
Treasure Island
Parents Magazine
Pinchot Declines Call for Special Session
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Pinchot resists a special session as New York relief talks with Hopkins stall. Rosh Hashanah timing may delay convening, with opposition from the Pennsylvania Chamber of Commerce and newspaper publishers. Republicans and Pinchot clash over federal relief terms, while Earle and Schnader pledge party support for January action.
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Hopkins
New York
Pennsylvania Chamber of Gammeree
Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Politica
Republins
Pinchot
Roosevalt
Equor
George H. Earle
William S. Schnader
Honig
Death Ends NASCAR like Air Race Champion’s Career Jinx
In Cleveland on September 4, 1939, while the Thompson Trophy air race crowned Col. Roger Turner, Doug Davis crashed 500 feet from the grandstand at 300 mph. Davis led from early laps and overtook Roscoe Turner before a vertical bank caused a fatal slip. The ship did not burn and officials said ignition may have been cut as the plane plunged. Davis’s death echoed prior champions who did not survive past the following months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deon W. Shloss
Cleveland
Douglan Davis
Davis
Charles Holman
Lowell Bayles
James Wedell
Valhalla
Doug
Col. Rogeoe Turner
Roscoe ‘Tunier
Turner
Maj
James Doolittle
New Bedford
Mass
Manchester
N. H
New England
Highway Toll Rises as Labor Day Weekend Deaths Mount
State reports show at least 25 deaths on roads during the Labor Day weekend with nine in central Pennsylvania and eight in eastern districts. Pedestrians were among the victims as heavy traffic and long jams plagued highways, while others were injured in crashes across Blairsville Harrisburg Scranton and surrounding areas.
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Pennsylvania
Lentral Pennsylvania
Clair Snyder
Harrisburg Pike
Florin
Louis Gagparri
Dauphin County
Wat
Jack Rosensteel
Mt. Union
Klate Kaster
Laurel Springs
N. Yu
Masrow
Edward Carpino
Brooklyn
Scranton
Erma Smith
Hamsburg
Coatesville
Fred Zerbe
Paradise
Roedersville
Purtsville
Harry Bitch
Pennsylvania Railroad
Tomas McGroarty
Ireland
Larksville
Wikes-Barre
Arthur J. Wilson
Pine Grove
Car Overtures and Farm Accidents Reported This Weekend
A fractious horse injured Julius Sipos 47 on his Cen ter Lawnship farm leaving him with three broken left ribs and in shock. treated at Indiana Hospital then listed in good condition. A 6 year old Ruth-Steynisany Stevenson suffered a fractured left arm after a fall and was hospitalized. condition not specified. A 1 year old Macksmith from Ier Mor was treated for a left arm fracture after a fall from a tree and discharged. In Clairsville a Saturday crash on Market and Stewart streets injured an elderly man and two women slightly. Nicholas Cox 89 suffered jaw and left hand fractures, several rib fractures, and was taken to Columbia Hospital after emergency care.
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Julius Sipos
Center
Indiana Hospital
Homer City
Ruth — Steynisany
A. D. Stevenson
Indiana
R. D
Phil
Macksmith
Mrvator
Irvin Smith
Lymor
Clairsville
Market
Steiwart
Marreville
Gat
Nicholas Cox
Wilkinsburg
Mary Cox
Columbia Hospital
Valuable Booty of Gold Said Work of Professionals
Dr. Cohen had not returned from Pittsburgh this morning and police had no report as to whether his office had been looted. The bandits broke in by jimmying doors and manipulating the Jocks. Police said methods were the same as used in Johnstown a week ago when 10 dental offices were broken into and gold worth $00 stolen. Homer City Pharmacy Robbed. The Homer City operations may be the work of another gang, probably amateurs, police reported. The robbers tried to force two doors of the post office but were frustrated in their entrance. A bar found at the rear of the post office. Entrance to the Sickenberger drug store was gained by breaking a window in the rear. Chief Campbell said loot consisted of 12 fountain pens, several billfolds and three watches. Check-up showed no other loot taken. Samuel Sickenberzer, manager, estimated value at $60. Chief Campbell suspected amateur involvement in the drug store robbery and post office break-in.
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Post Office
A. 1
Campbell
Sickenberger Drug Store
Bank
Samuel Sickenberzer
Textile Walkout Expands Across Textile Centers Statewide
Relief Administrator Marty Hopkins warned the relief administration will not underwrite the strike as textile centers like Jackson mills near Anderson South Carolina shut down due to absent workers. The American Spinning Company plant and Duncan mill Greenville halted, while Graniteville Vaucluse Warrenville Langley Bath and others operated with full staff and New Bedford reported a 100 percent effective strike with 16 000 workers involved.
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Hyde Park
New York
Marty Hopkins
Relief Administration
Jackson Mills
Anerson
8. C
American Spinning Company
Duncan Mill
Greenville
Graniteville
Vaucluse
Warrenville
Langley
Bath
New Bedford
Citizens Petition On STOP Sign Violations And Speeding
A letter to Mayor B. H. Lichteberger requests stronger enforcement of motor code violations on Church Street and Oakland Avenue. The writer cites multiple STOP sign noncompliances, speeding near Sixth and Philadelphia, and suggests employing spotters to issue fines, urging observance of traffic laws.
Veteran Altoona Newsman Dead At 84
Charles Augustus Greer 84, prominent Altoona newspaperman and owner editor of the Altoona Times, died. He served with the Altoona Sun and Altoona Tribune, was secretary of Mirror Printing and bond clerk in Harrisburg, aiding in exposing the capital scandal during Beery and Sheata administrations.
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Altoona
Pennsylvania
Charles Augustus Greer
Harrisburg
Greer
Altoona Sun
Altoona Tribune
Altoona -Times
Mirror Printing Company
Altoona Mirror
William H. Beery
John QO. Sheata
Beery
Inquest Planned Into Riina Columbo Death Mystery
Hollywood mourns radio star Riina Columbo after a pistol accident at Lansing Brown Jr s home. Brown planned to testify as principal witness as physicians and relatives prepare for the formal inquest and funeral arrangements. Columbo s voice remains on the Wake Up And Dream soundtrack.
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Hollywood
Septideukn
Riina
Umbo
Golden
Lansing Brown, Jr
Hollwoody
Columbo
Brown
Columus
Aan Russ
Santa Monica
Reunions Strong at Q E Strong Farm Blairsville
The annual Strong reunion gathered Saturday at the Q E Strong farm on R D 5 four miles west of Blairsville. Attendees included Irene L Davieson and nephew Lester Repiner of Latrobe, Charles A Strong and five children from Bradenville, Shorts of Cheswick, McQuilken and daughter Jane of Indiana, William W. Holman of Indiana, D G Strong of Penn Run, Merle Strong of Clymer, H S Strong of Cherryhill Township, James Ward and son Richard of Clymer, T M Strong and son Earl of Blairsville, Oliver Strong near Blairsville, Doris Bennett of Ligonier, Blaine Helman and children Sara Jean and Richard of Indiana.
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Indiana
William W. Holman
D. G. Strong
Penn Run
Merle Strong
Clymer
H. S. Strong
Cherryhill Township
Indiana County
Jas. Ward
Richard
T. M. Strong
Earl
Blairsville
Oliver Strong
Near
Doris Bennett
Ligonier
Blaine Helman
Sara Jean
Insidiana
Market list of major companies and bonds across sectors
A dense catalog of corporations across industries from mining to tobacco, autos, steel, oil, utilities, and consumer goods. It names American Smelting Anaconda Copper General Electric General Motors United States Steel and others, plus multiple railroad and gas concerns, alongside bond and share types such as 2 fle and 10% Ford Limited.
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American Smelting
American Tobacco
Anaconda Copper
Atlantic Refining A. T
Railroad
Bethlehem Steel
Bordens
Canadian Pacific
Ches
Ohio
R. R
Chrysler Consolidated Qil
Gan
DuPont Fort Pitt
Brew
Freeport
Texas General Electric
General Motors Int
Nickle Int
Ty Kennecott
Lone Star Gas Missons
Texas Co
Montgomery Ward
Nash Motors
Dairy
New York Central
North American
Packard Motor Pullman Radio Corporation
Reynolds ‘Tobacco
Sears Roebuck Socony-Vacuum
Standard Oil
Cal
N.dy
Texas Corporation
United Corporation
United Gas Imp
United States Steel
Warner Bros PLC
Westinghouse
Elec
Woolworth
Ford Limited
Four youths sentenced in court here in North Fourth Street loot case
George Broad, 25, of Clearfield county formerly of White township, charged with felonious entry and larceny, was fined ten dollars and costs, ordered to restitution and three months in the county jail. Broad admitted to Indiana police he looted the Ritchie service station on North Fourth Street last June 3 of cigars cigarettes and other merchandise worth a small amount.
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George Broad
Clearfield County
White Township
Broad
Indiana
Ritchie
North Fourth Street
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Roger B. Whitman
Federal Housing Administration
Roger M. Whitman
Schuylkill County
CCC
Thornhurst
Wilkes-Barre
Blakeslee
New Jersey
Allentown
Joseph Weber
Lewis Willowits
Isaac Paney
Paul Dilks
Tuckahoe
N. d
Wallace Reinhart
Freemangburg
Bethlehem
Charles McNamara
Weymouth
N. J
Henry Arndt
Riverside
Leroy Stedman
Scullville
N. J. Monongahela
Walter I. Jones
Ginger Hill
Selwyn C. Fife
Canonsburg
Monongahela
New Castle
A. J. Sceuth
Bradlock
Amoskeag Manufacturing Company
Rhode Island
Fall River
Newtown
Connecticut
Globe
Augusta
Wheer
North Carolina
Annapolis
Kings Mountain
Gastonia
Paterson
Sixth Street
Thomas Stulls
Greenburg
Legion
Lucerne
Homewood
Charlotte Carr
Arthur L. Falkner
Conciliation
Leslie W. Householder
Rochester Pittsburgh Coal Company
F. D. Thomas
UL. M. W
Stetson
Moorhead
Ritz Theatre
Ters
TecNet Board
Pinshat
Blairaville
W. G. Muir
Bolivar
Glen Muir
A. B. Watson
Muir
Market Street
South Stewart Street
Robert Raney
B. H. Lichteberger
Church Street
Oakland Avenue
Weston Church
Church
Sixth
Church St
Gazette
Victin Blunderbuss
Shaassata
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