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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1937

Page

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The Mine with the Iron Door Inspires a Novel

The Escalante mine story ties to Harald Bell Wright's novel. An elderly prospector named Old Pearson and associates hunt for the legendary iron door, aided by maps, a widow, and a Phoenix trader. Maps include a skin inscription and Indian signs, with plans to remove rock to uncover the door.

Spain Old Pearson Chareleux Sturdy McKee Escalante Mine Harald Bell. Wright

Straitiff Again Tax Collector Nomination Details

Continued from page one the Democratic nomination results show Brownlee uncontested with votes by words listed for various county positions including register and recorder Allison Brown Calhoun and others. Indiana results reflect party listings with several candidates and vote counts for roles such as school director and council auditor alongside names like Strait and Little Pollock Wiley Beers Burgess and Risher.

Calhoun Brownlee Indiana Allison Brown Burgess Lichteberger Dem. Register and Recorder Cunningham Pente Od Habaugh Inviana Rep. Register and Recorder Robinson Stephens Nordby Keener Steel McCann Justice of the Peace Hill George Straitift Little Pollock Hobaugh den. Register and Recorder Calhoun Ile Sehor Strait Patrick White Register Rovinson Nichol Ortner

Organization Men Win Nominations In Philadelphia

Philadelphia voters backed organization slate in city and county races as 500000 of 800000 registered electors cast ballots. Democratic and Republican nominees chosen for key posts include McCloskey, Hari, White, Hersch, and Hadley with contest outcomes and judicial ticket splits noted.

Organization Philadelphia Ap— J David By Watson Austin Meehan Meehan S. Davis Luther A. Hari Robert C. White

Indiana Voting Districts Row Across Names and Figures

A dense OCR list catalogs representatives and officials across Indiana voting districts INDIANA-2 to WHITE-2. It lists names such as Allison Brown Calhoun Robinson and many others with numeric figures likely votes or counts, across multiple districts and party lines. The fragmentary data suggests a statewide tally of officials including tax collectors, jury commissions, school directors, and auditors, interleaved with party labels and district identifiers.

Japs Attack Along Front In Shanghai War Zone

Amid furious fighting north of Shanghai the Japanese launch waves against Chinese positions while foreign naval commanders warn both sides to cease endangering ships and civilians. Cholera fears rise as foreign areas suffer battles and evacuations proceed with Americans seeking winter supplies.

Harry E. Yarnell Shanghai Yellow River Chinse Tientsin-Pukan Peiping-Hankew Yangtze Valley Yarnell Thomas Brown Honkew Yangtzeppa Greas International Settlement Seochow Creek Unce Plac America United States Japan

Robinson Is Given Post In County Democratic Ballot

Democratic returns from 65 districts in the county name J Day Brownlee unopposed for Register and Recorder on the Democratic ticket.

Robinson J. Day Brownlee Register

Organization Candidates Across Western Pennsylvania Balloting

In a tight race across counties, Republicans and Democrats battled for judicial and county offices. Key figures included Republican chairman Jay Cooke and Democratic chair John B. Kelly, with close calls for city treasurer and register of wills. Uniontown supported Cavalcante trailing Carr for common pleas, while Mary Suhay and Neva Longridge highlighted woman candidates in multi-county races.

Jay Cooke John B. Kelly David Judge Anthony Cavalcante Blair County Marion D. Patterson J. Calvin Wang, Jr Hollidaysburg Pennsylvania Johnstown Eddie McCloskey Cambria County Mary Suhay Uniontown W. Russell Carr Common Pleas Jw. Dawson Ross Matthews Connellsyilly

Waddell G O P Choice Opposes Scully In Pittsburgh Race

Pittsburgh news reports GOP backed Robert N Waddell former Carnegie Mellon coach facing Democratic Mayor C D Scully in November election. Primary tallies show Scully 63606 McArdle 22455 McNair 17447 while Waddell led Magee 44266 to 16783 with Lawrence pushing party unity as results flowed in. Magee congratulated Waddell. McNair remained silent.

Waddell G. O. P. Choice Pittsburgh Scully Cotlege C.D. Scully Robert N. Waddell Carnegie ‘Peck Council PB. J. McArdle William N. McNair Retutta McArdle MecNair Magee David L. Lawrence McNair

Democratic indorsement for Sheriff in spread across counties

The report lists party endorsements for local and state offices. Dr W G Stroble, a two term coroner, seeks the Democratic sheriff nomination. Harold W Thompson wins the Republican burgess nomination in Brookville. Mayors and judges are named with several incumbents and nominees across Washington Waynesburg Altoona Erie Jefferson Lawrence Crawford Beaver Allegheny Blair regions.

W. G. Stroble Brookville Harold W. Thompson Burgess Washington E. G.rowland Robert E. Grifith Waynesburg Green County Edna Staggers Baxter Altoona John H. Summer Uniontown United States William Crow William Co. Crow Greensburg J. Hilary Keenan Richard D. Laird Laird Charles D. Copeland, Jr Payette Common Peas E. J. McDaniel J. W. Dawson Ross Matthews Erie Dem W. c. Strobie Jefferson Glenn Shaffer Richard M.matson Rep Robert Morris G. H. Kurtz Lawrence Thomas W. Dickey J. S. Powers Crawford—Compan X.O. Clarke eKnt Stewart A. Culbertson Hopewell Township Claysville Donegal Bentleyville Burkettstown Beaver Fallston Boro Darlington South Beaver Townships Hooktown Boro Daugherty Township Allegheny John Heinz P. J. Henney W. J. McGregor Common Pleas Henry Eilenbogen J. J. Kennedy G. M. McDonald A. Marshall Thompson Frank P. Patterson James H. Gray W. Marshall George V. Moore Blair Marion D. Patterson R. A. Henderson

Threat of Russ ian Conflict Impacts Europe and Asia

In Rome discussions on patrol parity and the Noon accord leave Italy’s stance uncertain. Britain and France mass warships in the Mediterranean as officials fear a neighbor’s quarrel could ignite a world war. Russia backs the Spanish Republic while Germany and Italy back the insurgents, raising tensions across Europe. In New York, observers warn that Russia and Japan may clash over China, with Hiroshi Mori predicting broader conflict if a third power enters the struggle.

Europe Rome Italy London Committee Nyon Haly Mediterranean Paris London Germany Spain Russia New York Japan China Hiroyo Mori

Global tensions loom as arms race reshapes markets

A murky stock market list illustrates varied corporate actors while geopolitical strains rise. Amid armament talk, observers note potential Russo-Japanese shifts, with Russia backing China and Japan wary of Moscow. Analysts tie these tensions to shifting investor sentiment and regional conflicts.

Fair Weather For Last Week In Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania farmers reported generally favorable weather in the first week for corn harvesting. Silos filled rapidly in most sections, with light rainfall central and light to moderate rainfall in eastern and western counties. Measurable rain occurred Monday in extreme eastern areas. plowing and seeding of winter wheat continued. meadows and pastures mainly good to excellent. Early potatoes good, late varieties blighted. tobacco hurt by rust, insects, and curing issues. Truck crops mostly excellent. fruits normal with peaches and apples plentiful and high quality.

Philadelphia Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau Atlantic

Obituary of Edward Hayes 64 at North Apollo home

Edward Hayes 64 formerly of Vandergrift and Apollo steel plants died Monday at 2:30 P.M. in North Apollo after a long steel industry career. Born February 14, 1873 in Plumville he moved to the Kiski Valley early and worked for American Sheet and Tin Plate before transferring to Apollo Steel in 1913 where he remained employed. Survived by wife Laura seven children two sisters and one brother plus seven grandchildren. Funeral services were held today at Apollo First Lutheran Church with multiple pastors officiating. burial in Vandergrift cemetery.

Edward ©. Hayes Vandergrift Steel Mills Apollo Steel Plant North Apollo Mr. Hayes Plumville George Lavina Hayes Kiski Vandersvift American Sheet and Tin Plate Company Apollo Steel Maude Hayes Pittsburgh Joseph Louisville Apollo First Lutheran Church M. &. Cisi George E. Sample North Apollo Church of God Vandergrift Cemetery

Pittsburgh Markets Report Sept 15 Produce and Livestock

Pittsburgh market notes show slow produce demand with apples and potatoes near steady, No 1 Penna Wealthys and Cobblers prices listed. hogs up to 65 cents higher with 600 direct sales, cattle and calves steady to good, lambs steady, and mixed train updates from Chicago on wheat and corn futures reacting to overseas demand and month-end squeeze fears.

Pittsburgh Delaware cLivestock Chicago

Rioters Storm Jewish Meeting in Poland Synagogue

Rioters stormed a synagogue at Czeladz during Yom Kippur services. The mob smashed windows, panicked worshippers fled, and several Jews were beaten while escaping. Police arrested about six people amid the violence.

Warsaw Czeladz

Public discussion of war with Russia and Ukraine fate

The passage notes prominent talk of war with Russia and the potential annexation of Ukraine. It credits Hitler with wanting to war Russia but doubts about conditions, and cites renewed anti-Communist threats after Japan’s China invasion. Stalin tilts cautious, watching Hitler, while Japan appears to be in a favorable position for now.

Japan China Russia Chiang Kai-Shek Moscow Far East Ukraine Hitler Ghee Stalin Germany

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