Claims win and lose here in mixed civil trials
Trials continued today before President Judge FB Creps. Verdicts in counter suits between P. O. Peterson of Greensburg and Allen Martin of Cherryhill Township found no damages for either party after their March 1937 collision. A separate jury award of 500 to Leonard Brothers of Greensburg against Carl A. Johnson of Falls Creek stemmed from a February 28 1937 collision at Armath involving a truck owned by the plaintiffs. A fire destroyed pneumatic tubes hauled from Jeannette and an insurer had sought 3 307 22 dollars paid for the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FB Creps
P. O. Peterson
Greensburg
Allen Martin
Cherryhill Township
Peterson
Martin
Leonard Brothers
Carl A. Johnson
Falls Creek
Johnson
Armath
Jeannette
Obituary items from Barnesboro and nearby towns
Obituary notes report Libra Nerone two sons Emidio and Tony and daughter Mrs Vincent Grant of Detroit with nine grandchildren and funeral to be announced. O McClelland 71 dies after two years illness in Smicksburg with widow Mollie and children W C McClelland S R McClelland May McCormick and Earl at home. Funeral Saturday at 2 pm at Smicksboro Lutheran with Rev Jacob Troutman officiating. Mrs Anastasia Long Bougher dies in Barnesboro leaving 15 children including Vallie Brillhart Ruth Bougher and 11 others. 24 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral Friday 2:30 pm at Bougher home with ministers Edward Jackson and J B Jackson and interment in North Barnesboro Cemetery. Stephen Shumay of Tide dies after fall. funeral 2 pm today at Bell Funeral Home with Rev Arthur Proht officiating and interment in Oakland Cemetery. survivor daughter Jin Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libra (Palacer) Nerone
Emidio
Tony Nerone
Vincent Grant
Detroit
O. McClelland
North Mahoning Township
Smicksburg R. D
Smicksburg
May McCormick
Earl H. McClelland
C. G. McClelland
Smicksbury
R. D
Jacob Troutman
Smicksboro Lutheran Cemetery
Anastasia Long
Rougher
Barnesboro
Barr Township
Cambria County
Daniel
Martha Long
Barnesborn
David J. Bougher
Vallie Bougher
Chicago
Oscen Brillhart
Cherry Tree
Ruth Bougher
Morristown
Samuel Long
Alvetda
Albert Lone
Marsteller
Lawrence Long
Fbensburg
John Testie
Altoona
Lawrence Westover
Barnesboro R. D
Harry Anderson
Bougher
Edward Jackson
Barnesboro Methodist Episcopal Church
J. B. Jackson
Barnesboro Presbyterian Church
North Barnesboron Cemetery
Stephen Shumay
Stephen Shaumay
Tide
Bell Funeral
Arthur 4. Proht
Zion Lutheran Church
Oakland Cemetery
Czechoslovakia
J. Mo W
Jin Detroit
Rainfall forecast as Susquehanna nears flood stage
The Associated Press reports heavy rains pushed the North Branch of the Susquehanna toward flood level in lower New York with crest predictions at 18 feet by tonight. Chenango and Lackawaxen rivers rose. no major damage expected. Weather officials warned fair and warmer conditions may follow. several events postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Susquehanna River
New York
Weather Bureau
Pennsylvania
Old
Chemung
Wilkes-Barre
L. F. Conover
Harrisburg Weather Bureau
Susquehanna
Harrisburg
Atlantic
Lackawaxen
Honesdale
State Armory
Lowlards
Brompton
Aldenville
Scranton
Aventown
F. Conover
Binghampton
Conover
NOLF JAMES WILSE 69 DIES AFTER long illness in Allegheny Valley Hospital
James Wilse Nolf 69 of Mt Vernon died at 7 30 a m Tuesday after a long illness in Allegheny Valley Hospital Narentum He leaves his wife seven sons and two daughters including Melvin Wolf Frostburg W Va Ernest Nott Carlisle Pa Berkey Nott Carlisle Charles Nolf Mayport Paul Clement and Claude Nolf all of New Kensington Mrs Maury Buffington New Bethlehem and Mrs Dora Wells Creekside Indiana Co A sister Mrs Alva Vicky Emporium and 38 grandchildren survive Private services were held 3 p m Wednesday at Clement Nolf s home and a service set for 2 30 p m today at the Eddyville Reformed Church Interment Eddyville Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wilse Nolf
Mt Vernon
Allegheny Valley Hospital
Narentum
Nolf
Eddyville
New Bethlehem
Lelie Nolf
Melvin Wolf
Frostburg
W. Va
Ernest Nott
Carlisle
Berkey Nott
Charles Nolf
Mayport
Paul
Clement
Claude Nolf
New Kensington
Maury Buffington
Dora Wells
Creekside
Indiana Co
Alva Vicky
Emporium
Sddyville Reformed Church
TB. L
Chamberlain meets Hitler in Cologne and Bonn visits
Chamberlain arrived from London to Cologne and traveled by road with Sir Nevile Henderson as Nazi guards and crowds greeted him. The procession featured arming troops and swastikas as talks at the Hotel Dressen began amid reports Hitler’s price for peace had risen and Anglo French terms may not satisfy him. Former premier Baldwin made a surprise visit to King George VI amid political tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
London
Cologne
Nevile Henderson
Berlin
Koenigswinter
Gadesberg
Hotel Dressen
Czechoslovakia
Hitler
Lonpqn
Kurl Baldwin
George VI
Baldwin
Anthony Faden
Global Crisis Rises as Leaders Face Resignations and Territorial Moves
In Prague Premier Haodan's government offers resignation amid protests over surrender to Britain and France with calls for a bigger Czechoslovak army voice. Paris faces cabinet revolt over Daladier’s deal with Chamberlain and Hitler. Berlin hints at Benes resignation amid German press tone. Sudetenland shift seen as Germany gains leverage. Loshan fall triggers advance toward Linyang near Peiping Hankow line. In Catalonia, insurgents claim gains while government disputes casualty numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prague
Milan Haodan
Britain
France
Eduard Benes
Paris
Daladier
Chamberlain
Hitler
Berlin
Benes
EGER
Sudetenland
Sudeten German “Free Corps
Germany
China
Loshan
Linyang
Hankow
Catalonia
Fire, Flood Strike New York Coastal Storm Toll
A powerful coastal storm devastates parts of Manhattan and the Bronx with blackouts trapping subway riders. Long Island suffers wave strikes washing away cottages and a 75 year lighthouse. West Hampton loses 140 homes and 40 cottages tumble into the village center. Coast Guard reports widespread flooding from Moriches to East Hampton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake
New York City
Manhattan
Bronx
Long Island
Gold Coast
West Hampton
New Yar Society
West Hampton Country Club
Great South Beach
Camp Cheerful
Moriches
East Hampton
Coast Guard
William Wolfe
Busy Year for Indiana Hospital Reveals Costs and Admissions
Indiana Hospital reported a busy year with total income of 137499.99 from patients, coal interests, Pennsylvania State funds and the Indiana Community Chest. Ninety four free days and 318 admissions in a duty month, with 230 operations and seven births. Sixteen hundred plus lab exams and 216 therapy treatments accompanied 126 staff members supporting all day, every day service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Hospital
Lillian A. Hollohan
State of
Pennsylvania
Indiana Community Chest
Indiana Borough
Indiana County
Indiana
Miss Hollahan
Deadly storm lashes New England and disrupts coast
Spectators recount sinking boats and bodies as the hurricane floods coastlines from Long Beach to New London. Gov Hurley declares fuel and food emergency in Massachusetts, a $25,000 relief bill passes, and federal aid appeals pour in. Boston harbor losses, evacuations in Springfield, and major damage along the Connecticut River drive a massive relief effort coordinated by state and federal agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coast Guard
Stephen S. Yeandlé
New York
Long Beach
Connecticut
Charles F. Hurley
Massachusetts
Arthur D. Healy
D-Mass
Roosevelt
WPA
Harry Hopkins
Boston
Springfield
Lowell
Merrimack
Rhode Island
Army
National Guard
State Health Department
Boy Scouts
New London
Hartford
Margiotti on Stand Again in Pennsylvania Hearing
In Harrisburg on September 22 Charles J. Margiotti testified before the House Campaign Charges Committee that he had received information to back charges against high Democrats after his removal as Pennsylvania attorney general. The session featured tense exchanges, with Melchiorre’s role in dictating the “Mr. X” statement and questions about alleged payoffs and political pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Charles J. Margiotti
House
Pennsylvania
Albert Thomas
Margiott
Edward B.lice
C. A. Lake
Lee
Lake
Shelley
Charles Milchiorre
Melchiorre
Mr. X
Spatola
Margiotti
David L. Lawrence
Matthew H. MacCloskey
Philadelphia
C. S. Pugliese
Miss Peach
Anthony di Silvestro
McCloskey
Harry Shapiro
di Silvestro
Warner Brothers
Tradesman’s Bank and Trust Company
Philadelphia Record
New York Post
1936 Flood Ravages New Jersey and New York
The river was forecast to rise 12 feet above flood stage by midafternoon. Dozens of storm victims died as trees and buildings collapsed, others drowned in Long Island Sound. Gov. Wilbur Cross ordered National Guardsmen to aid cities. The hurricane caused widespread crop damage across New Jersey and New York mainland, wrecked small craft, and toppled a bridge linking Atlantic City to Brigantine Island, stranding 2,200 residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Island Sound
Wilbur l L. Cross
New Jersey
New York
Jersey Shore
Absecon Inlet
Atlantic City
Sland
Brigantine
License Applications Listed for Several Towns
A roster of license applications names Gilbert Stkoff Homer City Helen T Kowchisck Ernest Carl J White Indiana Dorothy M Brady Aultran Clarence K George South Bend Ethel M Reigh Avonmore Joseph L Krejace McIntyre Theresa L Stabile Lucerne Joseph Vargo Homer City Mary Push Indiana Professor Charlie Omaha Neb Wonden headed Charlie McCarthy could aid a seminary professor Bishop G Bromley Oxnam believes the bishop wrote radio officials suggesting McCarthy could help make theological student a more human.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Stkoff
Homer City
Helen T. Kowchisck
Ernest
Carl J. White
Indiana
Dorothy M. Brady
Aultran
Clarence K. George
South Bend
Ethel M. Reigh
Avonmore
Joseph L. Krejace
McIntyre
Theresa L. Stabile
Lucerne
Joseph Vargo
Mary Push
Charlie
Omaha
Neb
Charlie McCarthy
G. Bromley Oxnam
Methodist Episcopal Church
Edgar Bergen
McCarthy
Labor Seeks Labor Endorsement Behind Davis in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reports that the Pennsylvania Federation of Labor, urged by national head William Green, plans to back Senator James J. Davis in the November race. State leaders favor aligned endorsements, cautioning against opposing Gov. George Earle, with the council reviewing labor records of candidates for their benefit. Lieutenant Governor Kennedy and Cro leader Lewis already back the Democratic ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Federation of Labor
A. F. of L
Lewis G. Hines
Hines
James L. McDevitt
David Williams
George H. Earle
Davis
Green
Green Mas
American Federation of Labor
McDevitt
Yessterday
Pennsylvania
Federation
Earle
Charles Alvin Jones
Thomas Kennedy
Cro
John S. Lewis
Jones
Modern Menus From Mrs Gaynor Maddox on Fish Dishes
Salt cod brandade and Bechamel sauce for fish are outlined with step by step prep and ingredients. The article also suggests boiled mackerel with gooseberry sauce and ends with a note on bread pudding as Cinderella, highlighting affordable, flavorful dishes and culinary tips from Mme Vina Bovy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaynor Maddox
NEA Service
Mme, Vina Bovy
Metropolitan Opera
Candidates Clash Over Peace and Dictatorship Message
James Milford, Republican governor candidate, denounces New Deal as leading to dictatorship and war while warning voters against reelecting current leaders. Earle campaigns for U S Senate with peace advocacy and cautions against war while urging world peace. Jones, Democratic governor candidate, accuses Republicans of plagiarism in platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Milford
Arthur H. James
James
Wayne County
Honesdale
George 41. Earle
U. S. Senate
George Earle
Harrisburg
Jelly and Chocolate Bread Pudding Recipes
A compact, period style recipe card presents two puddings. Frosted Jelly Pudding uses bread cubes, eggs, sugar, milk, butter, and plum or red jelly baked in a water bath. Chocolate Bread Pudding combines stale bread, scalded milk, bitter chocolate, sugar, butter, eggs, almond extract, and pistachio, baked and served with sauce or whipped cream.
Cabinet May Quit Offices
A government communique quotes officials discussing arbitration to settle a dispute and describes the atmosphere as England and France reject arbitration as a solution. The broadcast notes a peaceful surrender and reflects on the generation that witnessed the republic’s birth and its fiery days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
France
Willet A Republican Meeting and Indiana Visitor Notes
A census of social notes from Willet and nearby Indiana reports several visitors and calls. Carl Downey moved his family from Willet to Biderton. Frank Lohr and Frank Downey made Indiana calls Tuesday. The McFarlands from Indiana visited Ellen Fleming Tuesday. George Hagerty and others also visited Indiana. Brice Peterman remains at Indiana Hospital. The Downeys and Darrells hosted weekend guests, and Marshal Jamison received visits despite illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sfolies
Indiana
Carl Downey
Willet
Biderton
Frank Lohr
Frank Downey
Allen McFarland
Ellen Fleming
George Hagerty
Jennings Allshouse
Indiana Hospital
Brice Peterman
Sutton
Pittsburgh Markets Produce and Livestock Report
Markets report moderate produce demand in Pittsburgh with apples and potatoes priced steady across multiple grades. Hogs and cattle show slow to steady movement with direct sales and varying weights, while sheep and lambs remain firm for good quality, and grain markets in Chicago continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
N. Y
Pennsylvania
N. J
Maine
Two Air Corps Leaders Die In Power Spin Crash
Major General C Westover and his personal pilot Sergeant Sam Hynes were killed in a power spin of an attack plane near Burbank California. An army board of inquiry and an inquest were announced with the Civil Aeronautics Authority to review the crash. Westover, 55, was directing the air mail service when the accident occurred en route from Riverside to Los Angeles for the American Legion convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burbank
Calif
C. Westover
United States Army Air Corps
Sam Hynes
H. H. Arnold
Air Corps
Army Board of
Harvey
Burwell
18Th Bombardment Group
Roosevelt
Army
Westover
Army Air Field
Riverside
Cal
Los Angeles
American Legion Convention
Market listing of major stocks and percentages
A historical market page lists prominent New York stocks including Am Can Am and For Po Air Reduction Al Chem and Dye Am Rad and St and Am Smelt and R Am Tel and Tel Am Toh B Anaconda Atch T and S F Adl Refining Bald Lacn among many others. The page shows price percent figures and issued notes for numerous companies such as Kodak El Auto Lite Gen Motors US Steel West Union Tel and Woolworth among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoc
New York
Bendix Aviat
Beth Steel
Burr
Ohio
Chrysler Corp
Colim
Nash-Kelvinati
Nat Biscuit
Nat Dairy Pr
Nat Distillers
Nat Pow
Y Central North Amer Packard
Mote Penn R R Phillips Pet Pure Oil Radio Core of
Am Reading Co
Repab Steel Reynolds Tob B
Sears Roebuck Socony-Vacuum South Pacific Southern Ry Sperry Corp
Stands
Brands Stand Gas - Et
Ind Stand Oil NJ Studebaker Corp
Texas Corp
Hicken Roll B
United Aircraft
United Corp
United Gas In P US Rubber US Indus Ale
US Steel West Union
Tel West E - Mfg
Woolworth Curb
Ark Nat
ITLY
Wheat futures rise amid European uncertainty
European political unsettlements lift Chicago wheat prices with Liverpool quotes strong. December wheat around 63 5-8 to 63 7-8. May near 65 65 1-8 with futures steady near these marks. Corn climbs about 1-8 to 1-2 with September near 1.11 1-4. December at 49 1-4 3-8. Also a note on the pecan's status as the Americas’ key native nut tree, and Africa’s width matching Capetown to Cairo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Liverpool
Also Mentioned on This Page
Armagh
Bostonlen Balance
Canada
William Walter M’chesney, al
Lewis
Martha McCluskey McChesney
Lewistown
Barehus
Harry Burton Boyd
Brittany
Bostonians
Moorhead
Fride
Earle Stafford
Goveinor George H. Earle
Chester
Mount- Romery
Thomas A. Logue
Stafford
Downington
Honeybrook
Elverson
Spring City
Phoenixville
Logue
Lancaster County
America
Lancaster
Congress
Jones Bradford
Leo C. Mundy
Mundy
Ner
United States
Africa
Capetown
Cairo
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