Windsor Returns From Exile With Duchess of Windsor
The Duke of Windsor and former Wallis Warfield step onto a red carpet at Portsmouth as crowds cheer. The couple, returning from France, spend the night at the Portsmouth naval commander's residence before moving to Sussex. The Duke, 45, is a field marshal and Colonel in Chief of the Welsh Guards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Alne
Sussex
Duke of Windsor
France
Portsmouth
Wallis Warfield
Edward Ducisy Metcalfe
Welsh Guards
Steel Producers See Recall of 125000
Pittsburgh dispatch reports a sudden demand surge for steel, with executives forecasting up to 124000 additional workers needed within 30 to 60 days as mills run at high capacity. Production cuts, stockpiling by consumers, and renewed mining activity accompany the shift, while prices rise and orders accelerate across major firms and regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Vilees
Stac
Fox
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore
H. C. Frick Cake Company
U. S. Steel
Fayette County
Neutrality debate heats on arms embargo repeal
Lawmakers split on repealing the arms embargo with supporters arguing it helps England and France in their war against Germany while opponents say it forces the United States toward conflict. Republicans Borah and Vandenberg urge against compromise, while some discuss a return to reliance on international law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
France
Germany
Britain
Borah
Idaho
Jand Vandenberg
Michigan
Tha
Lysle Malone Battle For Allegheny County Nomination
In Pittsburgh, Lysle McKeesport and John Malone Jr. faced off for one of two Republican nominations to the Allegheny County Board of Commissioners with Malone gaining late leads. Democrats backed Lawrence leadership as Kane and Rankin won renomination. Rooney led for register of wills amid GOP clash. Soffel and Patterson carried home districts for Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
George H. Lysle
McKeesport
John
Malone, Jr
Board of Allegheny County Commissioners
Malone
Allegheny County
David L. Lawrence
Lyslem
Arthur H. James
Lysle
U. S
James J. Davis
Gifford Pinchot
Rooney
James J. Coyne
Andrew T. Park
John D. Ray
United States
Amanding
Beaver County
Charles’. ¥. Uhl
Common Pleas
Somerset County
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
Sara M. Soffel
Marion D. Patterson
Blair County
Soffel
Twenty One Years of Peace and Ongoing Conflicts Worldwide
The text notes twenty one years since Armistice ended World War I, yet shows most years since have hosted two or more wars or military conflicts. It mentions a potential new world war affecting global politics, while Arab unrest in Palestine and the ongoing China conflict persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
China
H Jon Saud
Syria
Bolivia
Paraguay
Manchuria
Shanghai
Daphne
Cagenett
Pratap
Election Oddities Hover Over Wilkes-Barre Polls
Rain slowed Luzerne County voters as officials removed ballot backs and checked early results. In Lansdowne voters faced lever shortages and were told to write in the third candidate. In Hellertown delays followed ballot design errors for four borough offices. In Scranton two nonagenarians, Hawiey and Davies, voted as usual despite age and illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes - Barre
Luzerne County
Harry McGee
Fourly
Lansdowne
Scranton
Sarah BE. Hawiey
Jamima Davies
Paris Front War Dispatches Report Rift in Saar Saarbrucken Battles
Paris reports say Saarnecken wedge opens on the Siegfried Line while Saarbrucken remains a key rail hub on a 100 mile front. French and German infantry clash with veterans replacing raw troops. British units join French in action for first time this war as Poland forms a volunteer army in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saarknecken
Siegfried Line
Saar
Saarbrucken
Moselle
Rhine
France
Saarbruecken
Luxembourg
Paris
Berlin War Progress Report Scrambles For Poland
Berlin reports three days of German driving near Warsaw with a rapidly worsening outlook. Casualty figures remain unofficial, with British-dominant press estimates of 25 000 dead dismissed by German quarters. Reinforcements and auxiliary labour troops flood the border to rebuild bridges as the swift mechanized army presses the occupation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Poland
Polish divisions fight to break through German lines near border
Budapest reports a running clash as two Polish divisions cut off near the German Polish border attempt a breakout to relieve Warsaw. Lwow station notes reinforcements moving from the southeast and a major battle near Modlin, northwest of Warsaw, as Polish army headquarters sits 220 miles from Warsaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Lwow
Lemberg
Modlin
Roosevelt praises military strength and Pershing legacy
At 79th Post, Roosevelt urges immediate army and navy strength, funds for full peace strength, and larger National Guard budgets. He backs war maneuvers and praises the general staff, recalling the World War era Pershing command at Siu Mihiel and noting Pershing's recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Army
Navy
Congress
War Department
National Guard
Guard
Pershing
Europe
Siu Mihiel
Germany
Sedan
Col
George E. Adamson
Mexico for Lions Club Speaker Reports From Mexico City
Mr Ralph Me McCreary gave an illustrated talk to the Lions Club recalling a recent trip to Mexico City. His color slides showed scenery and conveyed current conditions. Lions Health Camp nears completion signaling expanded Indiana Lions activity. Indiana Leos plan a visit to Barnesboro on Tuesday September 26 with coach Robert Timmons in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Lions
Ralph Me
McCreary
Mexico City
Lions
Indiana Club
Lions Club
Barrnesboro
Indiana Leos
Robert Timmons
State Teachers College
Indiana
Obituary notices from Indiana include Douglass and Beals families
Obituary items note Rose Fry and Mrs Pearl Kunkle of Indiana and Mrs May Griffith Douglass of Oregon. Harry F Douglass husband, a son and five daughters survive in the west, with Griffith relatives in Wyoming Missouri and Oregon. Mrs Edward Beals dies at 54 in Indiana Hospital. survivors include husband and many stepchildren and siblings. Services planned at Westover Evangelical Church with burial at East Ridge Cemetery. infant Robert Jesse Peace of Ben Avon dies at 14 months from whooping cough and pneumonia. private services to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May (Griffith) Douglass
T. 8. Griffith
Cherrytree
Oregon
Harry F. Douglass
West
Edward Wynkoop
Wyoming
Harry Leamer
Charles Griffith
Jesse and
Clair Griffith
Marion Center
Benjamin Griffith
Missouri
Howard Griffith
Edward Beals
Indiana Hospital
Zora Beals
McIntyre
Westover
Evangelical Church
Irwin Fick
Thomas Beals
Wildwood
Clyde Beals
Bakerstown
Paul Beals
Fred McCulley
Clarence Persinger
Mars
Grant
Sheridan
Sherman Rowland
Robert Jesse Peace
George Glenn
Elizabeth (Bagley) Peace
Ben
Avon
Funeral service set for Batali marshal Petain at Leydic Home
A funeral service will be held at 2:00 p.m. Thursday at Leydic Funeral Home for Batali and Marshal Petain of France. Adjutant Neil Hood of the Salvation Army will officiate with interment to follow in Oakland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leydic
Neil Hood
Salvation’ Army
Oakland Cemetery
Winners and candidates clash in Pennsylvania races
Winners and contenders from Indiana to Blair and Allegheny counties compete for state judicial posts and the Pennsylvania Supreme Court. Nominations also name Robert White and Robert Lambertson for Philadelphia mayor as drys gain momentum, while local option votes are tallied across 453 communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Fleming
Indiana
Lewis’ Litzinger
Marion D. Patterson
Blair County
Sara Softel
Allegheny County
Supreme Court
Superior Court
Hirt
Baldridge
Keller
Dale
Patterson
Herbert
Funk Goodrich
Soffeld Allegheny
Pennsylvania
Judge Keller
Edward J. Thompson
Centre County
J. Harold Flannery
Luzerne
Robert C. White
Robert E. ‘Lamberton
Philadelphia
Drys
Hershey Plans His Birthday Party Tonight
Hershey, Pennsylvania, celebrates M. S. Hershey’s 82nd birthday with a dinner for 950 local property owners in the town he founded. The chocolate magnate started the industrial town, its bank, schools, park system, amusements, and other ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey
M. S. Hershey
Apples Wakefield Ban on Gifts to Teachers Policy
In Wakefield Massachusetts on September 13 the school committee enacts a rule prohibiting gifts to teachers from pupils or parents to avoid accusations of favoritism and hurt feelings among children who cannot afford gifts. The policy aims to ensure equal treatment and prevent perceived bias within the school system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakefield
Mass
Jessel
Censored Voices Highlight Global Press Pressures
Disjointed OCR reads suggest discussion of censorship and press freedom. Mentions include authorities, censors, and reactions to unfavorable coverage in various regions. Specific names or dates are unreadable, but the fragment signals tensions between state power and media.
Pioneer Van Dyke Gil Dies at 89 in Philadelphia
John Wesley Van Dyke, chairman of Atlantic Refining Co and oil field pioneer, died today at 89. Born in Mercersburg, Pa, he left a Detroit law path to seek oil in Venango County after his Civil War era family tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
John Wesley van Dyke
Atlantic Refining Co
Pennsylvania
Mercersburg
van Dyke
Tuscarora Academy
Detroit
William R. van Dyke
Young van Dyke
Vil
Venango County
College Weather Forecast With High Humidity
The college weather report notes a cloudy day with scattered showers and little temperature change. Reading shows 59 degrees, maximum 58, precipitation 0.34 inches, humidity 78 percent, and atmospheric pressure around 28.06 inches yesterday and today. Tomorrow should be fair and warmer.
Pike Paving Negotiations Move Forward in Sohnatown
Negotiations have been launched to pave Cramer Pike with concrete from Cooper Avenue to Cramer and connect it with the highway linking Cramer and William Penn Highway. Residents of southern Indiana County have pressed for the improvement, with recent talks among Johnstown Motor Club, state highway agents at Hollidaysburg, Indiana, and Cambria and Indiana counties officials. Advocates say the project would provide an additional outlet to and from the city, noting Haw Pike on the opposite riverbank is heavily taxed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sohnatown
Cramer Pike
Cooper Avenue
Cramer
William’ Penn
Indiana County
Johnstown Motor Club
Hollidaysburg
Indiana
Cambria
Haws Pike
Conemaugh River
City of Flint Brings Athenia Survivors to Halifax Harbor
The United States freighter City of Flint with 216 Athenia survivors aboard entered Halifax harbor amid warplanes and cheers. Six injured were brought ashore by cutters as guards prepared quarantine and a hospital amid urgent debarkation plans for refugees heading to Montreal and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
N. S
United States
City of Flint
Athenia
Halifax Harbor
City of
Flint
North Atlantic
Alheik
Peit
Montreal
Europe
Scotland
England
France
Germany
Pittsburgh Market Report Mixed Prices on Produce and Livestock
Pittsburgh markets report moderate demand with steady apple and potato quotes across several varieties and regions. Livestock activity was slow with varied pricing on cattle hogs sheep and calves, while Chicago wheat and corn futures moved higher on Roosevelt parity remarks as traders scrutinized broader market signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Roosevelt
Gorn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Windsor
Channel
Partgnaniih
Windsor ‘Castle
of America’s Best
Hart Schaffner
Marx
America
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Colony
California
PENNA
Japar
Outhellertown
Northampton County
Berlin
Budapest
Mexico
Rose Fry
Mrs. Pearl Kunkle
Batali
Marshal Petain
Henri Petain
Ile Nation
Souyenr
Verdun
Arensorship
van Dyker Gil
Pioneer
College
Wm. Penn
New York
Wealthies
McIntosh
Virginia
West Virginia
Maiden Brush
Maryland
Wolf Rivers
New Jersey
Ohio
Ohio Cobblers
Pennsylvania Rurals
Idaho Russet Burbanks
Maine Cobblers
Gazete Classifieg
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!