Four Injured In Indiana County Road Mishaps
Four people were injured in motor mishaps across Indiana County over the weekend. Clair Shank, 25, of Alverda, is hospitalized with brain concussion and lacerations after a car driven by Sandy Caracelo of Alverda ran off a road near Hellwood and struck a wooden bridge. Fred Brown, 20, of Indiana R.D.6, suffers a fractured right shoulder after his motorcycle upset as he swerved to avoid a collision. Short, 34, of Creekside, sustained bruises, and Mrs. Lauren Broad, 70, of Sheby, Ohio, endured a back injury when two cars collided on Route 80 northeast of here, with drivers W. R. Short, 36, Creekside, and David W. Carter of Clearfield uninjured. damage estimated at $300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Clair Shank
Alverda
Indiana Hospital
Pennsylvania
Shank
Sandy Caracelo
Hellwood
Fred Brown
Indiana
Neve
Brown
Short
Creekside
Lauren Broad
Sheby
Here
Deis
W. R. Short
David W. Carter
Clearfield
Last Day to Quit Running in Pennsylvania Ballot
Harrisburg SEPT 19 The bureau of elections set a last day for replacing nominees who dropped from the November ticket. Democratic state executives filled vacancies. several Philadelphia Republican candidates and Prohibition and Royal Oak nominees must still be named. Charles W Carroll’s Pathfinder ticket was withdrawn to allow a clean major party contest. Reginald B Naugle declined comment. Socialist and Socialist Labor parties clash over ballot access with a Dauphin County court ruling favoring the Socialists. Little time remains for changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Bureau of Elections
James H. Wallace
Democratic State Executive Committee
Philadelphia
Congress
Legislature
Royal Oak
Charles W
U. S. Senate
Naugle
Carrol
Davis
James J. Davis
U. .S. Senate
Socialist-Labor Party
Dauphin County
Wallace
Socialist-Labor
State Supreme Court
Pittsburgh
Death notices from Indiana and nearby towns
Death notices report the passing of Mrs Jesse Lytle and Mrs Sally Igo among others. The notices list survivors including children grandchildren and siblings and state funeral details, church services, and interment plans at Latrobe United Presbyterian Church and local cemeteries. The records cite hospital admissions and familial ties to New Florence and Beaver Valley areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Bell Forsythe
Ida
Delbert J. Means
Indiana
Jacqueling Aileen
Harold Lytle
John Cameron
John Lytle
United Presbyterian Church
Latrobe
Uaity
Campaign Focus Shifts to Social Security Labor and Farm Policies
Washington Sept 19 Four issues loom as likely sources of winter wrangles in Congress and fall campaigns expansion of federal social security revision of the Wagner Labor Act application of the farm program and the economy Economic voices frame debates as Roosevelt officials mull broadening Social Security to include domestic and agricultural workers AFL presses for changes to Wagner Act while CTO opposition remains Farmers seek revisions to include a domestic allotment system highlighting farm policy as a campaign hinge in Midwest and Cotton Belt states
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Snce
American Federation of Labor
Wim. Green
A. F
CTO
Midwest
Cotton
Indiana
Obituary notices and death announcements in New Brighton area
Obituaries list Amy Caldwell of New Brighton with two sons Clyde Caldwell and Ernest Caldwell. Other notices include Mrs. Edwin Hughes of Washington, D C funeral in Greencastle Indiana. John Findley Yount 76 of Kelly Station with lengthy survivor list and Whitesburg church burial. Richard Charles Larson infant son of George and Thelma Larson in Ernadtter. George St Fyock 66 of LaVerne California with numerous children and siblings. Fyock family ties to Purchase Line area and Cambria County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy
New Brighton
Clyde Caldwell
Harrisburg
Ernest Caldwell
Edwin Hughes
Hott Hughes
Bridgeport
John Findley Yount
Kelly Station
James
Hannah
Rosenberger) Yount
Susan Forster
Sylvia Frick
Rilta Shoule
Apollo
Louis
Irvin
Delbert Young
Dinois
Charles Yount
Shelocfay
R. D
Edward Yount
Amos Yount
Ford City
George Yount
Kittanning
Arlie Yount
Cowanshanhock Township
Armstrong Co
Methodist Episcopal
Richard Charles Larson
George
Thelma
Georges Larson
William George
Ernadtter
Fulton Rut
Raymondra
Carl
Charlotte
Mgr
John Larson
Ernest
George Home
Lester Case
Grave Chapel Cemetery
George St. Fyock
George Heney Fyock
Jacob
Elizabeth 'Wist) Fyock
LaVerne
California
Clara
Lehman) Fyock
Harold Lee
Ventura
Calif
Arthur Stayey
la Verde
Church of the Brethern
Mussolini On Air Again Peak Broadcast Location Udine
Mussolini expected to peak tomorrow at 40 PB near the Udine border area in Northeast Italy as tensions rise along the Austria border with Germany. The report notes air broadcasts intensifying from Mussolini and mentions regional proximity to Austro-German forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscolini
Udine
Germany
Aussia
Penrod to testify on irregulars in bribery probe
The article reports Margiotti and Melchiorre allegations about movie and jeer legislation being sold for 150000 dollars during the 1936 session. Melchiorre vows to testify as the committee seeks witnesses and names to face him and Me. Cohen notes Margiotti’s testimony timeline and names involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilseh
Margiotti
Les Melebiarre
Margiourd Melchiorre
Linwell
Alelehiorre
Marcio
Maraigud Shelley
Cohen
Hunsell
Fried
Philadelphia Democrats in 26th Ward slate sweep
Mary Jane Peach and Mike Spatola are named in the statement as key figures. Melchioyre dictated the document, with the assertion noted by a Philadelphia Democratic leader. The fragment identifies party action and leadership roles in the 26th ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Peach
Melchioyre
Mike Spatola
Philadelphia
Extra Session Acts On Eight Points In House and Senate
Bills in the Senate for concurrence with House amendments include a $250,000 Health Department appropriation to pump water from flooded mines and quarries, with $775,600 for recovery of bodies from the St. Vincent mine. Other measures shift mental hospital administration to the state, authorize $2,000,000 for rentals, and impose liability for noncompliant workmen’s compensation. House actions cover fireworks restrictions and a Delaware River bridge boulevard approach, while committees consider state control of anthracite production and a gambling information device commission. Constitutional amendments are blocked from the special session filing to avoid 98 day pre election advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Health Department
St. Vincent
Westmoreland County
Thomas B. Smith
Richard Weglein
Delaware River Joint Commission
General State Authority
House
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Delaware River
John H. Dent
Westmoreland D
Cleanup for Chevy Chase conviction sentences two men
George Suwolituh aged 28 and Mike Stoliten aged 23, both of DIXONVILLE, were sentenced to Western Penitentiary for two and a half to five years after last week's conviction on a statutory charge for maintaining a place of a reptile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Suwolituh
Mike Stoliten
Dixonville
Western Penitentiary
France in turmoil as strikes spread amid defense orders
France faced a fresh wave of strikes in the Paris region with about 160,000 workers walking out on wage clasuses and related protests. Five thousand miners near Valenciennes joined, reacting to government orders extending extra hours for national defense. In Prague, a French decision was awaited as Foreign Minister Georges Bonnet met Czech leaders to convey Paris’s course. A communique said ministers backed the Premier and outlined a solution aligned with Britain, amid a turbulent political backdrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Paris
Ihe
Valenciennes
Prague
Presdent Benes
London Dispatches Shape Reactions to Peace Plan
Reported terms of the peace plan drew mixed responses among lawmakers. Some Chamber of Deputies members denounced the plan as a "complete, shameful capitulation" before Hitler while others welcomed any measures that might avert war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Great Britain
Chamber of Deputies
Hitler
Britain Holds Key Talks on Czechoslovakia Crisis
In Prague officials faced fateful choices as Britain and France proposed guarantees for Czechoslovakia while Sudetenland question loomed. Chamberlain planned talks with Hitler at Godesberg as ministers debated whether Czechoslovakia would cede frontier regions. King George returned to Buckingham Palace as Britain steered toward a possible parliamentary session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Russia
Belgium
Britain
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Italy
Poland
Hungaria
Rumania
Prague
Nlw
Chamberlain
Daiacier
Hiller
Europe
Sudeten
Konrad Henlein
Sevonel
Hitler
Godesberg
Sudetenland
Sudeten Mountains
Gerlesberg
George
Buckingham
Sudeten German districts favored union eye new frontier
Analyses show districts in Czechoslovakia that backed the Sudeten German party with 75 percent or more in last May elections are treated as deciding for union with Germany. Plans aim to redraw the frontier to include these districts, while those with 50 to 75 percent support are read as candidates for May results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Czechoslovakia
Germany
Sau
Blacklick Men Held in Thefts
Millard Wright and Francis Foreman of near Blacklick were arrested in Everett after police spotted a parked car tied to break ins at three Everett homes and a bed store. Loot was found in the car. one suspect on parole from Cambria County for a breaking and entering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Baker
Cloyd McFarland
T. G. Wills
Everett Hight Shool
Ech Place
Aultman Feed Store
Yoder
Wright
Western Penitentiary
Cambria County
Johnstown
Sudeten Crisis Escalates as German Demands Grow
Reports from Berlin, Rome, and Paris outline escalating pressure after Hitler’s terms for Czechoslovakia. Sudeten German groups mobilize 40 000 strong free corps plans. Italy signals alignment with Germany while France seeks to avoid war. Polish factions push to seize Silesia, refugees flee toward Germany as Spain reports setbacks along the Ebro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Czechoslovakia
Britain
France
Germany
Maly
Poland
Hungary
Rumania
Russia
Belgium
Berlin
Mussolini
Italy
Udine
Austria
Virginio Gayda
Il Duce
Trieste
Haly
Hitler
Silesia
American Legion Convenes Amid Peaceful Air in Los Angeles
The American Legion opened its convention in Los Angeles with two major actions. All candidates for national commander withdrew, making Chadwick the de facto choice by acclamation, while Chicago was designated as next year’s convention site. Senator Walsh addressed naval affairs as the auxiliary seen expanded attendance and leadership. Mrs. A. H. Hollman was expected to become national president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
American Legionnaires
Davé Stephen F. Chadwick
Chicago
Frank N. Belgrano, Jr
San Francisco
Chadwick
Seattle
Wash
National Americanism Committee
Legion
Boston
William Doyle
Daniel S. Doherty
U. S
David I. Walsh
Naval Affairs Committee
Auxiliary
A. H. Hollman
Des Moines
Towa
Pulpit Assignments Made at Allegheny Conference
At the closing session of the Allegheny Conference United Brethren Church in Johnstown, pulpit assignments announced for Rochester Mills, Punxsutawney, New Florence and more. District leaders named. Rev. S. S. Hough and others received special assignments. Over 1,100 worshippers heard Bishop Batdorf, and Altoona Second Church was chosen as the 1939 gathering site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny Conference of the United Brethren Church
Homestead Avenue
Johnstown
Rochester Mills
John Winwood
Belssno
D. N
Ciampi
Punxsutawney First
W. M1. Sparks
Punxsutawney-Albion
C. J. Fox
New Florence
W. D. Good
RE. A. Hoenschel
Naomi Wilson
Altoona
Boysebrake Seminary
Dayton
Batdorf
Miss Barbara Hull
Miss Hull
Philipsburg
Markets: Produce and Livestock Alerts Across Pittsburgh and Chicago
Markets report moderate produce demand in Pittsburgh with apples and potatoes steady. hogs and cattle mostly steady with some declines and direct sales noted. Chicago futures show wheat and corn dipping on England and France price signals. Fatal fall tragedy in Altona: Mrs Orville Snowberger, 49, East Freedom Blair County, dies from fractured skull per Dr Charles V Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fale
Altgona
Orville Snowberger
East Freedom
Blair County
Charles V. Johnson
Campaign to end nonintervention pact gains in Spain war
Lomats launched a campaign aimed at ending the nonintervention agreement as attempts to remove foreign goops from Spain were deemed futile. Japanese columns north of the Yangtze river in China reported steady gains in their drive toward Hankow, Chings provisional capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lomats
Spain
Yangtze River
Ching
Hankow
No Partition Sirens in Crisis and Plan Clash
Prague resists Anglo-French peace push as emergency rule tightens grip across Czechoslovakia. Government bans foreign currency exchange, limits cash, and mobilizes border defenses amid Sudeten tensions. Czech treasury workers wounded in Asch attack blamed on civilian-assigned Free Corps led by Konrad Henlein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basil Cochrane Newlde
Vilor Leopold de Lacroix
Kamil Krost T
France
Britain
Prague
Tate
National Bank
Hodza
Neville Chamberlain
Hitler
Sudeten
Asch
Germany
Free Corps
Konrad Henlein
Man Kills Wife and Himself in Personal Crisis
Uniontown report from coroner A Baltz details the murder suicide of Elizabeth Patchan, 53, and Matt Patchan, 56, at Tanks Crossing store. Elizabeth shot in the head as she prepared breakfast. Matt then killed himself after looking in a mirror. A daughter found the bodies. Patchan had been ill for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniontown
A. Baltz
Filal
Elizabeth Patchan
Matt Patchan
Tanks Crossing
Baltz
Patchan
Pathan
Labor may decide soon in Pennsylvania campaign
In Harrisburg on September 19 labor leaders from the Pennsylvania Federation of Labor and William Green clash over open support for a Republican candidate. The CIO state council reportedly plans to meet within four to five days to decide where union backing will land. In Kansas City a hospital ambulance rushes Mrs. Sadie Whiley after she choked on a square of butterscotch candy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Organized Labor
Pennsylvania
Pensylvania Federation of Labor
Willian Green
National American Federation
C. I. O's State Industrial Union Council
Kansas City
New Ring Plane Weighs 1500 Houta With 350 Mph Speed
A new air cooled inverted engine ring plane delivers 500 horsepower for a top speed of 350 mph. It features retractable landing gear, an 18 foot wingspan, and a weight of 1500 Houta. A banded bird set a long flight record, flying from Turnevik Bay in Labrador to Margate in Natal, South Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turnevik Bay
Labrador
Mar‘gate
Natal
South Africa
Charge She Killed Lover in Waynesburg Trial Tomorrow
Mrs Flossie Hartman 24 faces trial in Waynesburg on a charge of killing her sweetheart John Andrenok 22. The case follows her acquittal less than two years earlier for shooting her husband Joseph Hartman in a parked car. District Attorney Frank Throckmorton said two versions exist of the fatal shot with Hartman claiming it occurred during a struggle after the couple had been keeping company since her return from Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesburg
Flossie Hartman
John Andrenok
Money
Taylortown
Andrenok
Cleveland
Joseph Hartman
Frank Throckmorton
Stock Market Quotes from York Noon Sept 19
Noon stock market figures from York show numerous tickers across industries. Highlights include Am Can, Chrysler Corp, Gen Motors, United Aircraft, US Steel, Penn RR, and West Union Tel among many others with varied price changes and percentages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wace
York
Adl
Bald Lotolly Balt
Ohio
Bendix
Beth Steel
Briggs Mig BI
Hee
Canad Pac
Case (Ji) Co
Cerro de Pas
Ches and Ohio
Chrysler Corp
Calum
el Goml Solvents Bay Comwith
South
Con Edison
Con Oilai
Crane Co
Sky del Lack
West
Douglas Aircraft
Greyhound
Hudson Motor Tia
NY Central
North Amer
Packard Matar
Penn RR
Phillips Pet
Pure Gil
Radio Corp of
Am Bar
Repab Steel
Reynolds
Sears Roebuck
Socony-Vacuum
South Pacific
WV Sperry Corp
Stand Gas & el
Cal
Ind
Oil N. J
Bila
Loreto Priests to Form Mission in Bhagalpur India
On Sept 19 a group of four Franciscan Fathers a Lay Brother and a layman from St Francis College left for Rome then India to establish a Franciscan Mission in Bhagalpur North India. The party led by Very Reverend Eugene T George includes William Schrader Gabriel Stephen Aquinas Lieb and Brother Ivan Mangenello with Frances J Zepetti. They sailed aboard the Saturnia for Rome on Saturday. Germany’s population is estimated at 65 million with daily damages around 550000 dollars.
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Jesse Lytle
Sally 16O
Io Memorial
Robert Igo
Donald Igo
Mr. Hartzer
Youngstown
D. Auefer
Madge
Ella E. Caldwell
Tdi
Beaver Valley General Hospital
Ella EB. Caldwell
N Brighton
Moorhead
Leyce
Penrod
Chevy Chase
Pageanc
Everett
American Legion
New York
Jonathans
Grimes Golden
New Jersey
Long Island
England
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