Indiana County primary election yields mixed results and light turnout
Indiana County's 1933 primary produced mostly moderate race figures with a lighter than expected voter turnout. W Z Calhoun led for Register and Recorder, Levi Hauck topped Jury Commissioner, Walter Jackson won Justice of the Peace, and several local offices saw incumbents prevail or face close challenges across boroughs and wards.
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Indiana
W. Z. Calhoun
Register and Recorder
Ralph Cummings
Calhoun
Cummings
Levi Hauck
Kerr
Hauck
Cattae
Glen Campbell
Grant
Green
Indlamy
Lfat
Hausberough
Justice of the Pease
Cutvelor
Schno
Walter IL Jackson
Justice of the Peace
Cunningham
Dugan
Shailiff
Lelwig
Little
Wisher
Trainer
McClaren
Kanable
Smith
Gordon
Burgess Lichteberger
Balfour
Miss Platzer
Thomas Sheche
Connechmain
Envoy to Austria Named Roosevelt Diplomatic Appointee
George Harledra is appointed as the U S Minister to Austria. The announcement, with his image, identifies him as Roosevelts latest diplomatic choice and outlines his posting to Vienna.
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Roosevelt
George Harledra
U. S
Austria
Hoovers Arrive At Chicago World Fair
President Hoover and Mrs Hoover arrived at Chicago for the World’s Fair from Palo Alto amid a 2000 strong crowd at the railway station. He requests being treated as an ordinary citizen, but a 21 gun salute greeted him at the Century of Progress exposition grounds.
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Chicago
Ins—Pfemer
Herbert Hoover
Waly
Hare
Organization wins across Pennsylvania in landslide returns
International News Service reports a near complete victory for party-backed candidates in Pennsylvania. In Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, the organization slate routs independents and insurgents with large margins. Republican mayoral totals list Herron over Mackrell and McCardle, while Ware’s slate sweeps up treasurer and other offices. Card of Thanks and local notices follow with campaign thanks and a grocers meeting notice.
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International News Service
Pennsylvania
William S. Ware
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Mayo
John S. Herron
Janes J. Coyne
Republican Aviation
William N. Mesene
Democratic Organization
Hittsburgh
John M. Henry
Herron
Joseph N. Mackrell
P. J McCardle
Ware
Bernard Samuael
Edward Merchant
Wm. 2. Campbell
Red Schwarz, Jr
Register of Wills
Will Hadley
Davis Wilson
Death calls Frank Clawson longtime Indiana County resident
Frank R. Clawson 68 lifelong Indiana County resident and Evangelical Church member died at Indiana Hospital at 4 00 p m Tuesday after a long illness. He leaves widow Belle four sons Norman Clyde Ralph and Lawrence all of Indiana a daughter Mrs J K Strong of Indiana a brother John Clawson of Indiana two sisters Mrs Ebien Houck of Penn Run and Mya Nannie Brewery of Marchand and 14 grandchildren A daughter died in the past three weeks Funeral services will be held at the Evangelical Church Friday at 2 00 p m conducted by Rev A B Husbach Interment will be in Harmony cemetery
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Frank R. Clawson
Indiana County
Evangelical Church of Indiana
Indiana
Indiana Hospital
Robert
Catherine (Stahl) Clawson
Belle Clawson
Norman
Citizens Conservation Corps
Clyde
Ralph
Lawrence
J. Ky Strong
John Clawson
Ebien Houck
Penn Run
Mya
Nannie Brewery
Marchand
Evangelical Church
A. B. Husbach
Harmony Cemetery
Indiana County Sabbath School Convention Opens at Zion
The thirty sixth annual Indiana County Sabbath School Association convenes at Zion Lutheran Church with six hundred delegates registered. Leaders from across the region discuss The Mission of the Christian Church in the World Today and related topics, followed by meals, music, and a banquet.
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Indiana County Sabbath School Association
Zion Lutheran Church
Daniel Webster Kurtz
Bethany Biblical Seminary
Chicago
Tokyo
Glasgow
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Birmingham
Jone V. Sikes
Pennsylvania State Sabbath School Association
Philadelphia
Austin Drew
Drew
Jackson
Young People's Council
W. Guthrie
D. T. Rinn
Indiana
J. C. Stuart
Blairsville
C. C. McNary
Salisburg
Scott Chambers
Homer
City
Idaho New Mexico join wet column tight result
Idaho and New Mexico backed repeal in yesterday’s referendums with liberal majorities. New Mexico reported 46,091 for repeal and 14,256 opposed from 419 of 785 precincts. Idaho results showed 44,709 for repeal and 34,386 opposed from 418 of 891 precincts.
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Idaho
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Boise
The Community Chest Walk Through Indiana Today
A vivid records piece describes families in hardship facing cold, hunger, and crowded living conditions. It highlights a day laborer father, a large family of up to 16 children, and an epileptic daughter, all aided by welfare checks, food, and clothing while noting shoes and schooling needs. Continued on Page Two.
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Wulfare Association
Indiana
Reid
Chevy Chase
Wuluma
Woman Dies of Shock Over Lost Inheritance in Vilna
Vilna Poland September 20 Anja Krupiezovna 27 a peasant died from shock today upon hearing a report her brother Join who reportedly lived in Chicago bequeathed her a fortune of 350000 dollars. The report said Join had left the money to his sister before his death.
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Vilna
Poland
Aja Krupiezovna
Join
Chicago
Rebel clashes loom as Cuban revolt tensions rise
In Havana Sep 20 the Rebel army under Juan Hernandez threatens action near Rancheto with Blas Hernandez’s group between Moron and Diego De Avila as government troops close in. President Gray Son Martin enacts eight hour day and bans parties, drawing labor support while officials deny resignation talks and aim for a peaceful settlement. The capital stays orderly as military and political maneuvers unfold.
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William K. Hutchinson
Havan's
INS
Juan Hernandez
Rancheto
Camaguey
Blas Hernandez
Moron
Diego de Avila
Batista
United States Army
Gray San Martin
Gray Son Martin
Labor
United States
Havana
National Hotel
Blas
Hernandez
Jimmie George Makes Good Catch at Geney Island Tuneh
James George, proprietor of the Geney Island Tuneh, had a strong fishing day catching seven fish. The largest measured 1644 inches, with others from 10 inches upward, marking him as a top Indiana fisherman unless his record is surpassed.
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James George
Geney Island Tuneh
Jim Mig
Indiana
Treasury balance figures released for Sept 18
Treasury balance as of Sept 18 shows $1,176,259,898.59 in total funds with miscellaneous receipts totaling $6,757,298.19 and custom receipts at $19,173,521.26. The report, dated Washington, lists INS data and specifies the balance and receipts.
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Treasury
Washington
M, S
Theosophist Leader Annie Besant Dies in Madras
Mrs. Annie Besant world famous theosophist leader dies at her Madras home after months of illness. She was 86.
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Madras
India
Annie Besant
Chaplin and ex wife in court over sons support
In Los Angeles Charles Chaplin and his former wife Lita Grey Chaplin face a new court action as she files an accounting for their two sons Charles Spencer Chaplin III and Sidney Chaplin. Expenditures from Sept 1 1991 to July 1 1933 total 33904.62 dollars. Attorneys say Mrs Chaplin has exceeded the court ordered 12000 dollars per year per child from a 200000 dollar trust fund.
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Los Angeles
Charles Chaplin
Lita Grey Chaplin
Chaplin
Charles Spencer Chaplin
Sidney Bart Chaplin
Chief Coal Group Reports Predicament Over New Code
Washington Sept 20 The nations chief coal producers met with legal advisers to assess their predicament after President Roosevelts last minute changes in the bituminous coal code Despite 74 operators objecting to changes after signing the code several important operators were absent when the code was signed They began returning by plane and train The key change involves the National Bituminous Industrial Board The code sent to the President called for nine operator representatives five for the President and an ex officio chair by the Recovery Administration The President's order raises his board to seven members and reserves right to add three more or substitute members He can create a ten member bloc to outvote the operators if a crisis arises.
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Washington
INS
Roosevelt
Yiang
National Coal Association
National Bituminous Industrial Board
National Recovery Administration
National Recovery Administrator
Ning
Legal
Sally Eilers Divorces Hoot Gibson in Mexico
Hollywood report states film star Sally Eilers divorced cowboy actor Hoot Gibson in Chihuahua Mexico on August 28 after a guarded Mexican divorce plan cited incompatibility. The notice appears from Wilery and references Gregory's Dance Dreamland tonight.
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Hollywood
Sally Eileys
Hoot Gibson
Chihuahua
Mexico
Wilery
Gibson
Jewish New Year Observances Planned by Tadlana Jewry
The Tadlana Jewish community announces the 5694 New Year observance opening this evening at sunset with services at the synagogue. Special services are scheduled this evening at 6, tomorrow at 8 in the morning and 6 in the evening, and Friday at 8 in the morning. Rabbi M Moskowitz wishes members and friends a happy and prosperous New Year.
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Raby M. Moskowitz
Crime Doesn't Pay Says Youth From Blacklick
Johnstown, Sept 20. Millard Wright of Black Lick and Al rt Bozzinotti of 26 were jailed after being brought back from Moundsville West Virginia. They face burglary counts in Cambria county and had previously pled guilty in Pittsburgh and West Virginia cases. Stolen property valued in the thousands linked to Squirrel Hill burglaries aided by Cambria and Indiana county authorities. Wright confessed to similar burglaries, with a West Virginia two year sentence reduced to 19 months for good behavior.
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Johnstown
Millard Wright
Black Lick
John M. Gross
Wright
al Rt
Bozznotti
Moundsville
W. Ca
Edenburg
West Virginia
Cambria
Virginia
Gross
Ana
Aga Thate
Duriz
Suspi
Buzzin
Cambria County
Indiana County
Tective Gross
Missionary Convention Held With Pioneer Messages
The annual Christian and Missionary Alliance convention meets this week at 7 PM in the Court House. Speakers attend every service with special singing and native language quotations. Delegates include Rey from French West Africa and Miss E. Moore of Indiana among others.
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The
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Ning
Court House
Rey, Co. C. Ryan
French West Afria
Miss E. Moore
Indiana
Houggy
Sister Aimee Takes Stage for Vaudeville Run
Sister Aimee launches a vaudeville tour with a guaranteed eight thousand dollars weekly. Aimee Sempla McPhergona arrives to begin a fresh series of performances in New York venues.
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Aimee Sempla McPhergona
New
Vaudevilens
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