Bloodless Cuban coup toppled Cespedes, new crisis begins
Washington reports four U S naval vessels dispatched to Cuban waters to protect American lives and property as Cuba’s Provisional President Cespedes resumes relief work away from Havana. The regime resignations follow a bloodless coup by army navy and police factions.
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U. S
Cuban
Washington
INS
Cuba
Cespedes
Hull
Machado
Richmond
Canal Zone
Havana
Mackarland
Key West
Bainbridge
Norfolk
Stardevant
Guantanamo
Santiago
Carlos Manuel de Cespedes
Horacio Ferrer
Raul de Cardenas
de Cespedes
Sept. S
Carlos Manual de Caspedes
de Cespades
Wavana
Fall Trek Of Pennsylvania Schoolhouse Army Begins
The 1988 back to school rush starts as about 2,100,000 children return to classrooms across Pennsylvania, filling grades left by graduates and marking the start of a nine month term. The fall trek begins with thousands of students, many moving into first year of schooling, heading to school as bells ring and routines resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Phen
Pennsylvania
Meeting Notice in Troiana County Community Room
Truckman of Troiana County announces an important meeting in the Community Rest Room on Wednesday September 6 at 8 P.M. Bathere 10x Committee urges attendance for local residents and stakeholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troiana County
Bathere
Shackles And Handcuffs For Bailey The Desperado
Harvey Bailey, the desperado charged with two major crimes, is confined in solitary at the county jail in Oklahoma City while federal authorities probe his Dallas jail escape. A six-car caravan and guards with machine guns transported him from Ardmore, as a grand jury investigates how he got tools to cut his cell bars. The case includes the $200,000 kidnapping of Charles Arschal and a Kansas City machine gun massacre.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
INS
Harvey Bailey
Desperado
Ajil Aut
Dallas
Tex
Charles F. Arschalheye
Kansas City
Bailey
Ardmore
R. H. Colvin
Bureau of Investigation
Joseph B. Keenan
Capital Labor Truce Sought by NRA Effort in Indiana Scouts Drive
A Indiana Scout drive promotes NRA cooperation with a Blue Eagle pledge for home display and consumer support for NRA plans. The campaign seeks full community coverage and enlistment of every Indiana home, urging signups to back reemployment and patronage of NRA member employers. President Roosevelt and Hugh Johnson are expected to lead the broader national truce effort as industry and labor seek a settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scouts of Indiana
N. RB. A
Am N. R.A
Indiana
Scout
William
Neal Cl.n
Washington
Sept. i
NRA
Roosevelt
Hugh J. Johnson
Local Man Ho Mer W Mauk Suicide in Wheeling W Va
Ho mer W Mauk aged 36 son of Harry W Mauk of Indiana shot himself in Wheeling West Virginia around 2 30 am authorities reported Mauk had worked with W F E Forwarding between Wheeling and Cleveland since five months ago He had visited Indiana last week and returned in apparent good health An Indiana undertaker prepared to bring the body to Wheeling an obituary notice will follow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer W. Mauk
Harry W. Mauk
Indiana
Wheeling
W. Va
Mer. Mauk
Mauk
Paul Runyan
W.fe
Coyan
Cleveland
psran+ial
Potato Group To Chicago Fair
The Indiana Potato Growers Association arranged a special trip leaving Torrance this morning by special car. The party will stay at Sherman Motel in Chicago until Friday night and arrive at 4 50 this evening for an event at the Century of Progress. Members listed include W I Maer, Marion Gensler, Fred Haer, Mae Grove, Glymer, Sue Harduck, Clymer, A C Borkwell, Ridgway, Harry Larson, Ridgway, T C Hood, Salineburg, John B Wilson, Avonmore, Mrs Jennie Carnahan, Ida S Brown, Gladys Brown, Mrs Annie Bravet, Jank Winsheimer, Flora Campbell, J M Dick, Penn Run, James A Simpson and H M
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Indiana Potato Growers Association
Torrance
Sherman
Chiscago
Century of Progress
W. I. Maer
Marion Gensler
Fred Haer
Marior
Carter
Mae Grove
Glymer
Sue Harduck
Clymer
A. C. Borkwell
Ridgway
Harry Larson
T. C. Hood
Salieburg
John B. Wilson
Avonmore
Jennie Carnahan
Indiana
Frac Herlinger
Margaret Harman
J. M. Dick
Penn Run
James A. Simpson
H. M
Hunt Licenses On Sale Today At Two Dollars
County Treasurer C C McLain announced hunting licenses go on sale this morning at two dollars each plus postage. The license requires identity verification under a new act, with options including bank books letters or driver’s licenses. By noon more than fifty licenses had been sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. McLain
Died Suddenly Raymond DeHaven 24
C Raymond DeHaven, 24, died at home of his parents Charles and Carrie DeHaven after a heart condition. He attended Creekside public schools and was a popular community figure. He belonged to Creekside Methodist Episcopal Church and Isworth League. Survived by parents and two sisters Mrs Albin Johson Creekside.
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C. Raymond DeHaven
Charles
Carrie (Furman) DeHaven
Creekside
Creekside Methodist Episcopal Church
Isworth League
Albin Johson
State Trooper Mehallick Trial Delayed Again
State Trooper John Mehallick, indicted for the murder of 82 year old Wilbur Vite, a railway mail clerk near McGees Mills, sees his trial postponed to the December term as defense counsel pursues a U S Senate case in New York and cannot attend Indiana county court proceedings. The September 14 date had been set amid the shooting after Vite ordered him and a passenger from a Glen Campbell street scene last April 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Langham
John Mehallick
Wilbur Vite
MccGees Mills
Clearfield County
Glen Campbell Street
Charles J. Muargiotti
Ofu Puaxsutauwhey
United States
James
Ritz Theatre Sells Out Amid S R O Shows
A second S R O crowd at the Ritz Theatre accompanied by Janet Gaynor and Warner Baxter in Paddy the Next Best Thing. The theatre, already NR A, filled to standing room yesterday with 2009 admissions across matinee and two evening shows. Hal Beech played an organ solo to Lazy Bones and a big upcoming announcement is planned this week described as a hummer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritz
Janet Gaynor
Warner Baxter
Paddy
Hal Beech
Wheat acreage reduction set at 16 percent limit
The final acreage cut for wheat through the agricultural adjustment program is fixed at 16 percent. Applicants may reduce acreage to no more than 85 percent of their average from 1930 to 1982, while growing at least 1 percent of that average. Nine wheat directors are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Club Championship Opens This Week At Local Golf Course
The club championship starts this week with eight players on the first night and sixteen on the second. Match play begins tomorrow and Thursday with a drawn lineup featuring John Simpson, H Vernon Fritchman, John Daugherty, De G. H. Simpson, Karl Hewitt Jr, Francis Gould, and others. Gould won the Parnell Handicap Tournament after playoff wins over Fred Clark and John Daugherty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Simpson
H. Vernon Fritchman
John Daugherty
de. G. H. Simpson
Karl Hewitt Jr
George Smith
Joseph J. King
C. E. Rink
George Miller
George Feit
H. By News
Walter Scholes
W. Guthrie
Pred Glark
Paul Reed, Jr
Ward Ziegler
Gross
Neal Gould
Clark
Bull Daugh
Labor Day Parade and Drum Corps Shine Despite Rain
The American Legion Drum Corps and Indiana County groups staged a Labor Day procession led by Burgess in an open car. Despite rain, patriotic floats and bands paraded past the Court House with a funeral hearse, old-fashioned pageantry, and participation from United Mine Workers and local officials. The event wrapped up about 11:15 with cheers and platform remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Indiana
Nira
United Mine Workers of America
Workers Federation of
Indiana County
Johnstown Patrolman Slain. Three Suspects Arrested
State and highway patrols joined the hunt for killers of Patrolman Merbert P. Brantlinger of Blairsville shot near Bridgeville after stopping suspects for gasoline theft. Three Kansas youths, Irene Schroeder and Glenn Day among them, were linked to the case as ballistics tests began. Authorities held the trio at Beaver Falls jail as investigators pursued the trail through Sterling Kansas and local stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merbert P. Brantlinger
Blairsville
Bridgeville
Sciene
West Virginia
Ohio
D. E. Miller
St Highway Patrol
Greensburg
E. J. Henry
Butler
Miller
Henry
Irene Schroeder
Glenn Day
Brady Paul
Lawrence
Johnstown
Kansas
Ned
Byergaliee
Brant
Beaver Walls
I Brantlinger
Ers
Fi Oline
Sterling
Kan
Ray Fisher
Jun Ly Cassidy
Sterl
Eayes
Ques
Beaver Falls
Brantlinger
Mercy Hospital
Pittsburgh
Police arrest pistol shooter after tear gas siege
Neighbors reported repeated pistol shots from a private garage on Chestnut Street. James Simpson, an intoxicated 60 year old man, barricaded inside and fired as police ordered him to surrender. Tear gas and a grenade were used to breach the scene. officers entered and arrested Simpson after entry.
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Avarage
Chestnut Street
Oliver Barry
James Simpson
Barry
Clair A. Myers
Simpson
Sufficienty
Paolman Myers
Parolman Barry
Treasury balance and postponed tax sales in Indiana County
The Indiana County Commissioners and County Treasurer postponed the Treasurer's Sales for 2021 taxes until October, after a prior postponement. The notices were filed in the Treasurer's office May 1, 1932. Hairdressers' Guild member Helen A. Smith, owner of Elite Beauty Shop on North Sixth Street, also signed the Hairdressers' Calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Cordelias
Helen A. Smith
North Sixth Street
Cada
Hurricane Again Menacing Gulf Coast
The drifting tropical hurricane from Florida’s east coast moved toward central North Florida and aimed toward the Gulf of Mexico. One dead reported, up to 75 percent damage to citrus crops, and millions in property loss as debris and fallen trees clogged highways.
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Gulf Coast
Fla
Florida
North Florids
Taps Bay
Gulf of Mexico
Georgia Line
Mobh.e
Ala
Florida Peninsula
Citrus Fruit Belt
Wage
Gulf Cana
Weather Bureau
Tampa
Citrus Ridge Fe
Mexico
Meena
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U. S. Action
W. E
Bil) Helwig
Berlin
Samuel Bernard Bossard
Princeton
Bossard
Chester
Harrisburg
Bailey the Desperado
New York
Ford
Huey
Huey Long
al Williams
Long Island
Wheeling, W. Va
Chicago Fair
Sherman Hotel
Murray
Raymond Dehaven
McGee's Mills
Ritz Theatre
N.R. A
P. C
R. C. Straitifg
Flora Vodd Mitchell
Ballistics Center
Herbert P. Brantlinger
Guard of Honor
Treasury
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