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Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1933

Page

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Indiana Youth Held in Auto Theft Case

Frank Andersen, 21, of 1600 block Philadelphia St, was jailed after police say he admitted stealing James McNelis’s maroon car last month and stripping a neighbor’s garage car. The recovered vehicle, now black, had parts from Duncan’s car and a re-stamped motor number. Officers traced plates found in a creek to the farm arrest site near South Bend.

Indiana Justice of the Peace Frank Andersen Philadelphia Street South Bend Oliver Barry Clair A. Myers James McNelis McNelis North Fifth Street Charles W. Duncan Duncan McNells Anderson Dunan Barry Myers

Eye Injury Clouds Kerr Timberlake Championship Clash

Bartlebaugh collided with Timberlake in last night’s Kerr Timberlake game, injuring Bartlebaugh and injuring Kerr’s third baseman whose eye swelling and facial trauma prompted hospital treatment. A benefit game between Kerr and Timberlake teams is planned for Monday September 18 at Indiana baseball field to aid Bartlebaugh. a championship rematch recap appears elsewhere in this edition.

Campbell Walker Timberlake Bartlebaugh Kerrs Timberlakes Kerr Indiang Kerr and Timberlake Indiana Baseball Bansfit

Local college opens 1933-4 term with improvements

Indiana State Teachers College opened the fall term with 1,235 enrollment, a few less than last year. New improvements include a gym addition, renamed rooms for athletic use and girls lounging, swimming pool repairs, a modern power plant with a new generator, a refrigeration plant in the kitchen, six new brailers, new dish washer, water softener, and up to date culinary equipment. A new room for coiffure care provides facilities for girls, hardwood floors in Leonard Hall, refurnished dorm rooms in John Sutton Hall, and a new Y M C A lounge for boys in the building’s basement. An Activity House was remodeled and furnished.

Indiana State Teacherst College Leonard Hall John Sutton Hall

New Study for Rise of Living Costs

Washington reports new studies of rising living costs underway as old records are deemed obsolete. Officials say outdated items like women's high button shoes will be scrapped to focus on modern family needs. The president and Secretary of Labor Perkins are dissatisfied with government data accuracy.

Washington White House Perkins

American Window Glass to add 500 workers at Arnold plant

New Kensington Sept 16. The American Window Glass Company announced five hundred additional employees will be added to the Arnold plant payroll. Furnaces at no 2 have been lighted and operations will start in about three weeks. One hundred men have worked at the plant since July.

New Kensington American Window Glass Company Today Arnold Pires

Burned Tad Dies From Acid

Pittsburgh report states four year old Richard Coney of Rosslyn suburb died from pneumonia and shock after his clothing caught fire while playing with matches seven weeks earlier. Coroner's report details the home burn incident and cause of death.

Pittsburgh Richard Coney Rosslyn

Third Tropical Hurricane Strikes Eastern Seaboard

An early morning hurricane lashes the coast from Virginia Capes to Northern New England, the third in a month. It leaves at least two dead, demolishes homes, and isolates Norfolk and several towns as Chesapeake Bay runs high. New Bern reports six feet of floodwaters and appeals for Red Cross aid.

International News Service Seaboard Virginia Capes New England Tampico Mexico Norfolk Willoughby Spit Chesapeake Bay Morehead City Beaufort N. C New Jersey New Bern Red Cross

Strike Halts Business Here

Pennsylvania business faces a week of declines as coal strikes paralyze production in the southwestern district and steel and iron output also drops. Observers expect a boost from cost code settlements, while a slight steel rebound offers cautious optimism for increased production.

James C. Kinkaid I. N.S Pittsburgh INS Pennsylvania

Two California Escapees Sought in Trooper Slaying

Pittsburgh dispatch reports two convicts Wayne Dougherty and Frank Nedall escaped Aug 25 from Rockview Penitentiary and fled after stealing gear. They are suspected in the murder of State Highway Patrolman Herbert Brantlinger during a Bridgeville station robbery. Authorities plan to question them on return to Pennsylvania.

Pittsburgh INS Oakland Cal Herbert Brantlinger Wayne Dougherty Frank Nedall Franklin T. McQuade Brantlinger Bridgeville Kansas Pennsylvania Dougherty Allegheny County Nedau Crawford County Rockview Penitentiary

Community Chest supports Y M C A programs for youth

The Indiana Y M C A marks twenty years of guiding boys and young men toward leadership and character through gym classes and clubs. It now includes girls and women, with Hi Y Tri Hi Y Phalanx Fraternity and Gradale Sorority aiding in holistic growth, spiritual physical mental and social development.

Indiana Y. M. C. A Phalanx Fraternity Gradale Sorority

Wheat petitions close September 25 for acreage reduction

Wheat farmers in Indiana County must file the W-2 form and sign three copies by September 25 to receive an adjustment payment for a 15 percent reduction. Nine county directors listed will receive applications, which must include farm maps and certs for production. The reduction bases on a five year average from 1930 1932, adjusted by a factor to determine the payment.

Wheat Committee Indiana County H.C. Kunile Shelocta BR. D Charles A. Wingard Smicksburg Pampe A. Nichol Indiana Henry Graff Blaissville

Appointments by Local Court Name Indiana Precincts

Judge J. N. Langham issued appointments of election officials for seven Indiana districts plus Blairsville and Marion Center boroughs and Fine Rayne Young and Brushvalley townships. The slate includes Rankin Bath Wilkinson Leopold McGara Brady Fulton Clawson Conrad and others as majority and minority inspectors and judges of election across multiple precincts.

J. N. Langham Indiana Blairaville Marion Center Fine, Rayne, Young Brushvalley Rankin Mary Helen Bath John F. Wilkinson Blairsville J. J. Leopold Frank McGara Rayne Township Charles A. Brady R. A. Fulton Young Township Clara Clawson Brushvalley Township John Conrad Pine Township

Young man dies from toadstools in Rochester

Rochester physicians battled to save Edward Pringle, 20, who died after his parents William and Mrs Pringle were poisoned by eating toadstools. Police report two new cases James Stole and his wife from Aliquippa treated for mushroom poisoning after a dinner of mushrooms.

Rochester INS Rochester General Hospital William Pringle Edward Pringle New Sheffield James Stole Aliquippa Valley Hospital

Indiana man named deputy collector of internal revenue

J Earl Bath of Indiana has been appointed deputy collector of internal revenue for this section, succeeding M S Little. Bath will operate from the Post Office building. Also noted is a spaghetti supper event and a few local notices for tax collector candidates.

J. Earl Bath Indiana Internal Revenue M. S. Little Bath Post Office

Mine riot fallout widens as union leader charged

BUCLARTIN UNIONTOWN Sept 16 INS M B Donovan assistant superintendent of Gates mine H C G Frick Coke Company faces Noting and felonious assault charges for the riot that injured 16 miners. Eight deputy sheriffs named in the informations were filed with a local justice of the peace. Uniontown Washington and statewide updates report talks on a coal code and wage agreement amid police protection and pending work returns.

Buclartin Uniontown INS M. B. Donovan Gates H. CG. Frick Coke Company Uniontown Washington Pennsylvania United Mine Workers Fayette County John Keck Jamison South Union Coal Company Nealins Hugh S. Johnson Appalachian Group Bef Roosev United Mine Worksers of America Johnson United Mine Workers

Edsel Ford Kidnap Plot Confirmed in Detroit

International News Service disclosed a failed 1990 plot to kidnap Edsel Ford son of Henry Ford. Joseph Legs Laman now in Detroit's corrections denies details while confirming the plan's existence as Red O Riordan, a Detroit thug, was captured in Los Angeles.

Detroit Sens INS International News Service Edsel Ford Henry Ford Ford Motor Company Joseph Legs" Laman Joseph “Red” O'Riordan Delroik Los Angeles

Treasury balance report and local union meeting notice

Treasury balance as of Sept shows 1 177 762 077 08 with receipts 14 105 594 58 and custom receipts 4 528 281 36. There will be a Local 71 A FP G W U meeting in Moose Temple at 2 p m tomorrow. attendance urged. Borough Tax Collector W E Bill Helwig urged due to experience.

Washington Sent Treasury Leith Local 71 A. FP Moose Temple

Baby Devoured by Stray Dogs in Mahoning County

Mahoning County authorities probe an unidentified abandoned newborn said to have been eaten by mongrel dogs. Deputies Finnie and Handwork lead the inquiry amid rising livestock killings blamed on stray canines. Officials order shooting all stray dogs on sight as they search for the mother. Local political notes follow with Aubrey E. Lydick listed as a candidate.

Youngstown, D INS Lace Gordon Finnie Robert Handwork Mahoning County

School of Religious Education Opens Sept 26 in M E Church

The Indiana Community School of religious education announces openings this fall at First Methodist Church on Tuesday evening September 26. Leadership training and teaching methods courses aim to help students and teachers improve school instruction and prepare to fill teaching roles. Each church in Indiana is invited to participate with budgets underwritten by churches and purchases of books required.

School of Religious Education M. E Indiana Community School of Er Methodist Church Indiana

Also Mentioned on This Page

Frank Anderson Duncan Garage Maurice W. Trainer Indiana Borough H. Clyde Timberlake White Two Eastern Seaboard Mid-Continent Tam R, C. Straititt The United States California the Community Chest Snasing Earl Bath M. K. Church Biehl Hotel George Helwig Wayne Avenue Ise Appalachian T. 16 CINS Roosevel NRA Uni United Workers of America W.E Bill) Helwig Mongrel Peg Plotzer Aubrey E. Lydick Joy Second Ward Cherryhill
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