Death calls Mrs M Nutt and others
Obituary notices report the death of Mrs Lucinda Smith McNutt at 4 15 pm in Brushvalley following a long illness. She leaves sons George Smith and Robart McNutt and daughter Mrs Stewart Campbell, with many relatives. Burial in United Presbyterian Cemetery Brushvalley. Other notices include Mrs Jennie Conrath Rickerts death in Lima Ohio and Boyd Doverspike obituary, with services in New Bethlehem and family survivors. Burial plans and funeral details are listed for each.
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Lucinda (Smith) M'Nutt
A. T. McNutt
Io i
Brushvalley
John
Annie
Jennie
Conrath) Ricketts
Ricketts
Lima
Israel
Eliza’ (Lytle) Conrath
Indiana County
Conrath
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Mary Conrath
Boyd Doverspike
Winifréd McMillen
Max
Indiana
New Bethlehem
Roosevelt aide Farley weighs private sector return
A report notes James Farley could withdraw from Washington and assume leadership at Pierce Arrow Motor Corp while remaining a cabinet member and national committee figure. His move could cut back political activity and fuel speculation on a New York governor bid to succeed Lehman.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Pierce Arrow Motor Corporation
SEC
Pierce Arrow
National Committee
New York
Herbert H. Lehman
Local Woman Receives War Time Letter From China
Local woman reports from a Ca thay Mansions apartment hotel room 109 noting planes overhead and soldiers of many nations in view. She mentions waiting for active duty possibly to Manila, with belongings in Hankow and Clinton Connecticut home named The Red Ranch. Her husband Pr Bowles is in Luzon, leaving her with little news as mail service falters.
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Manila
Tam
Cathay Mansions
Red Ranch
Hankow
Pr. Bowles
Luzon
Graves of 11 Signers of the U S Constitution Marked
Pennsylvanias Constitution Commemorating Committee plans simultaneous observances in three states on Wednesday. Bronze plaques and wreaths to honor 11 signers, with Governor Earle leading Philadelphia events and ceremonies in Trenton and New York at specified gravesites and churches.
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Philadelphia
Seni
Pennsylvania Constitution Commermorating Committee
George H. Earle
Pennsylvania
Trenton
New York
Christ Churchyard
James Wilson
Robert Morris
Pierce Butler
Christ Church
Benjamin Frankel Jin
Jacob Brown
A Delawere Sig
Letter from Mrs Bowles Amid Shanghai Bombing
A dated note from Margaret Bowles, wife of Lieut. Commander J. P. Bowles, describes surviving bombings in Shanghai, avoiding Palace Hotel, Cathay Hotel losses, and Cathay Mansions. She references travel on the S. S. Pierce and possible return home, with mail sent via the U S Navy Purchasing Office Shanghai.
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Luzon
Nanking
U. S. Navy Purchasing Office
Shanghai
Pierce
New Haven
Margaret
P. Bowles
J. P. Bowles
Roosevelt stresses aims on relief and power in tour
President Roosevelt outlines broad administration goals including relief and electric power and hints at staying out of war. Senator O Mahony accompanies the cross state swing, a stop that drew observers who noted no enmity between Roosevelts and the senator. The trip, described as inspection not campaign, heads toward Yellowstone after speeches in Iowa and Wyoming. The party, traveling by train, will meet at Mammoth Springs Hotel and then move toward Seattle, with snowfall prompting heavier coats.
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An Inquirer
United
O'Mahoney
Crosr
Supreme Court
Cheyenne
O'Mahony
Mr. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Yellowstone
Iowa
Wyoming
Park
Mammoth Springs
John Boettiger
Eleanor
Curtis Dall
Seattle
Casper
Wyo
Laurel and Livingston
Mont
Gardiner
Triangle man on trial for shooting berry party near Mahaffey
Frampton admits firing the shot but denies intent to kill. He says he acted to scare Marshall amid alleged abuse of Mrs. Marshall. Witnesses include Dr Rowles and Marshall. Mehalick says Frampton later reenacted the shooting scene with officers.
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Mahaffey
Marshall
Alex Shofstall
Frampton
Husban
Dr. Rowles of
John Mehallick
Belin
Open Grave in Garcia Garrett Estate Hearing Next Week
Clinton A. Sowers, a court examiner, said a conference of attorneys and interested parties will be held next week over the estate of Mrs. Garrett. Davison indicated the grave would not be opened for several weeks as hearings began last January, about 500 of roughly 17,000 claimants have been heard. Mrs. Garrett built a fortune from her husband Civic Theater, with the estate rising from 3 million to an estimated 20 million by her death in 1930.
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Clinton A. Sowers
Davison
Civic Theater
Dead Wood as Power Shift Defense in Senate Debate
Senator Bridges attacked the New Deal's consolidation of power, arguing the plan would place supreme authority in one man and threaten democracy. He called the 1937 neutrality act flawed and urged its repeal, urging a return to constitutional safeguards while backing new trade accords with concerns about executive overreach.
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New Deal
Bridges
New Deal Administration
Roosevelt
Congress
Republican Party
Europe tense from decision
Mussolini praised Hitler as a champion and defender of European civilization in an official order naming him an honorary corporal in the Fascist militia. The ceremony, likely Tuesday in Berlin, will honor Hitler with the Golden Eagle for notable acts of friendship to Germany.
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Mussolini
Hitler
Wi Duce
Berlin
Germany
Italy
Maussouini
Scrutinize 178 Love Letters and a Brooklyn Tragedy
New York police investigate 178 letters written by George Frank to his former sweetheart Gertrude O Keefe as motive in a fatal shooting. Frank, a stock exchange clerk, was found dead on a Brooklyn sidewalk. O Keefe faces charges as detectives reveal the letters and the couple’s seven year engagement ended by Frank’s later marriage plans.
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New York
George O. Frank
New York Stock Exchange Clearing House
Gertrude O'Keefe
Wall Street
Miss O'Keefe
Thomas O'Keefe
Albany
Frank
Brooklyn
William . F. X. Geoghan
Grace Denehue
Lowell
Mass
Ase
Sechler Perry Withdraw Adds Uncertain Pennsylvania Party Fire
Perry Sechler withdraws as state chairman amid talks of party reorganization. Voters push for a voter picked slate, possible merger with dissatisfied Democrats, and renewed drive for leadership, with names like Deibler Owlett Davis Trout circling Harrisburg for a gubernatorial bid. James J. Davis resigns from the state committee, citing independence and non use of the committee as leverage.
Sentenced in Trooper's Death in Danville
William H. Yeager, 58, farmer, was sentenced to die in the electric chair for the slaying of State Policeman John E. B. Fessler in a gun battle. Judge Charles C. Evans denied a new trial after a Montour County jury convicted Yeager on June 21. The trooper died the day after being wounded April 22 during the arrest at Yeager's fort. Yeager will appeal to the Supreme Court through counsel Edward J. Flynn.
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Gg Tin
Fessler
Yeager
Evans
Edward J. Flynn
Supreme Court
Concert Subscribers Join Season Offers Dance of Names
A long list of subscribers signs on for the season of music embracing many local residents and patrons. Names include H J Buchheit Beulah Delbert Heffelfinger Anne M Bowman Mrs W A Moss Mrs John Rezzalla Frank H Beck Henry I William Gertrude Glover J R Guard Mary St Clair King and many others across the community.
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H. J. Buchheit
Beulah
Delbert Heffelfinger
Anne M. Bowman
W. A. Moss
John Rezzalla
Frank H
Beck
Henry I. Wiliam
Gertrude Glover
J. R. Guard
Mary St. Clair King
Betty Kanable
G. G. Kanable
Bertha Flamey
R. Carlyle Fee
E. C. Buchheit
George Mellore
Rhea McAnniulty
Clarence Ebnet
William Eltig
Levine Burchfield
Frances Coates
Marjorie Johnson
Charles F. Smith
Myra Hoffman
Kathryn #. Ebner
Wifrieda G. Kuhn
Robert
Stock Market Roundup of Industrial Stocks and Percentages
A stock market slice lists numerous companies with percentage changes: Air Reduction, Allied Chem, Am Can, Am Tel and Tel, Atlas Tack, Bendix Aviation, Beth Steel, Calumet and Hecla, Canad Pacifica, and others. The report shows varied gains and losses, highlighting sector breadth and notable movers across chemical, steel, oil, and manufacturing sectors.
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Atl Refining
Atlas Tack
Auburn Auto
Barnsdall Oil
Bendix Aviat
Beth Steel
Beth Stei
Blaw-Knox
Borden Co
Borg-Warner
Briggs Mfg
Calumet Arid Hee
Canad Pacifica Case
J. 1) Co
Board of Trade Suspends Trading in Sept Corn
The Board of Trade used emergency powers to suspend September corn trading and ordered settlement of all open contracts at 110 102 per bushel to avert a potential squeeze. President Templeton cited the Commodity Exchange Act and market manipulation fears as the reason, with a looming showdown. shorts must notify intent to settle or deliver, or face default. Also listed are numerous contracted firms and a local resident, Frank Maribate, recovering from an injury.
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Chicago
Coledge Board of ‘Trade
Slse
Kenneth S. Templeton
Commodity Exchange “Act
Timpleton
Argentina
Board of
Intentiong
Tradter Exchange
Market roundup shows mixed early trading and firming leaders
New York stock activity opens with a brisk but uneven tone as steers and several leaders retake losses. Major gainers include Crucible Steel, Bethlehem, General Electric, International Harvester, Boeing, J. I. Case, and General Motors while declines touch several rail and auto names amid cautious sentiment.
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New York
Stécke
Boiota
Crucible Steel
National Steel
Bethlehem
J. J. Case
International Harvester
Douglas Aircraft
Boeing
Kennecost
National
Lead
General Electric
Pennsylvania
Philip Mortis
Jannis
Manville
Reepublic
Chrysler
General Motors
Truck
Goodyear
Goodrich
Deere
United
North Texas Corp
Phillips Petroleum
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Great Northern
Baltimore & Ohio
Pullman
Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit
Union Carbide and Lehmit' Corp
Markets: Pittsburgh hog calves produce slow market era
Pittsburgh markets report hog sales weak with 600 head including 400 direct, top yesterday 13.15. Calves 125 with 25 direct, slow, dealers quote about 13.50. Seep 250 with 50 direct, lambs few and down about 10.00. Produce demand very slow with apples dull and varied by variety and origin. potatoes steady with several regional price ranges for 100 lb sacks.
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Pittsburgh
Castle
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
New Jersey
Maine
Treasury balance report and receipts figures
The Treasury balance as of Sept 23 shows receipts of 22, three hundred seventy six thousand, two hundred twenty six dollars and ninety cents, expenditures of 19,999,952.12, and a balance of 2,868,170,505.28. Customs receipts for the month total 27,420,556.72. The item notes the Sept 25 release from Washington.
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Washington
The
Treasury
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Peter Bartyk
St. Bernard
Coal Run
Michael Kindey
Trip
Black Case
Moorhead
Mark Graves
U.S. Constitution
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Sts Mary's Catholic
Thomas Fitzsimons
Third Presbyterian
Jared Ingersoll
Mt. Vernon
William Churchill Houston
Trinity Lutheran
Lancaster
Thomas Mifffin
Edward C. Shannon
Pennsylvania National Guard
George Clymer
Old Friends Meeting
N. d
Charles J. Mare Giotti
Gonverous Morris
St. Anne's
P.S
Palace Hotel
Cathay Hotel
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Triangle
Europe
Sechler
Perry
Taylor
Harrisburg
Charles Carrall
Keystone State
U.S
Oliver M. Deibler
Westmoreland County
Gifford Pinchot
G. Mason Owlett
Tioga
U. S
James J. Davis
Harry ‘Trout
State House of Representatives
Davis
State Committee
Home Rule Association
William H. Yeager
Pagene
Board of Trade
Caterpil Tractor Celanese Corp
Ches and
Cory City
Coca-Cola
Colgate-Palm-P
Colum G
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Solvents
South
Conds Edison
Consol Firm
Consol Oil - Container* Corp
Cont Can
Cont Motors
Cont Oil del Crane Co
Curtis, Publishing
Curtis Pub PL
Curtiss-Wright A Deere and Co
del Lack and
Westr Distil Corps
Seag Douglas Aircraft DuPont den Eastman Kdda
Lorillard
Mack Trucks
Meay
McCrory
McIntyre
Porc McKess and Robbins McLellan
Montgom Ward
Pbs
Frank Maribate
Frank Maribato
Murray Corp
Nash-Kelvinator
Nat Biscuit
Nat Cath Reg
Nat Dairy
Nat Dept Stores
Nat Distillers
Nat. Power and Lt
Nat Steel
Central RR
North
Adio Corp of Am
Radio Corp of Am
Rand
Repab Steel
Reynolds
Swift and Co
Texas Corp
Texas Gulf Sylph
Tex Pac L Trust
Tide-Wat
Trans and West Air
Union Carbide Bay
Union Pacific
United Air Lines
United Aircraft
United Corps
United Gas Imp
US Rubber
US Steel
Warner Bros
West Union Tel
Wilson and Co Woolworth
Geo. D. Leydie Funeral Home
Wayne Avenue
Trust Company Savings Account
Farmers Bank Cye Trust Company of
Sichana
Daughetry
Felt
Voyageur
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