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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1934

Page

3

The Will That Ended In Murder And Cyanide

In this melodramatic tale a dying man dictates a will to Beatrice Dick and Fred, naming Dr. John Renny as sole heir while revealing betrayals and plotting among the trio. The twist: Doctor Young is found dead by cyanide, a note reading I’m coming, dearest beside a fiancée photo on his desk.

Attorney Villetta Beatrice Fred Nancy Gregg Father John Renny Attorney Willetts

Propaganda Ministry bars speculation on Hindenburg successor

In Berlin on July 31 the propaganda ministry directed the German press not to speculate about who would succeed President von Hindenburg if he dies, telling journalists that all arrangements have been made.

Berlin Propaganda Ministry von Hindenburg

Russia’s State Press Rules Cited by Dilling

Mrs. Albert W. Dilling notes that Russia suppresses independent reporting, with government papers praising the regime. Foreign dispatches are censored, ships barred from radio within Russian waters, and workers taxed about thirty percent for culture and propaganda at Workers’ Clubs.

Russia Albert W. Dilling The Red Network

Weekend visits and local notes from Punxsutawney area

Community echoes with visits to relatives in Connellsville West Sunbury and Punxsutawney. Local trips include Rev Mohney taking his son Paul to Reading for All Bright College. threshing machine sightings signal harvest season ahead. tourists and old friends call on Mrs Annie Moot and Mrs Glass. Two young signers of the Declaration noted. Mrs White of Wichita, Kansas, is reported healthy at 76.

K.H. Glass and Son Earl Chyus Punxsutawney Lane A. B. Lane Clay Lancaster County Rey Mohney Kay Simpson Oak Tres A. L. Pierce Elmer Homan Rossiter Mitch W. R. White Wichita Kan

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