Formal Charge Iskued Against Jas. C. Rubright
Formal murder and adultery charges filed against James C. Rubright, Harmony garage mechanic, in connection with his wife Demaris Rubright's death on July 31. He denies knowledge of the death. Preliminary hearing planned before Alderman G. T. Plots. trial set for September in Butler County Court. Others, William Rosner and Miss Katherine Boharfler, are held in Butler jail amid questions about their involvement.
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Buller
James C. Rubright
Harmony Garage
Demaris Rubright
Rubright
G. T
Albright
Birricks
Butler County
Bater County Court House
Bix
William Rosner
Katherine Boharfler
Mdgh He Negley
Butler
Bauder School
Portoraville
Rosnnr
Pittsburndy
Stratosphere Balloon Flight Ends in Chicago Failure
Lieutenant Commander T. W. Settle ascended from Soldiers Field and reached about 5,000 feet before a valve stuck, forcing a rapid descent through west side railroad yards near the Chicago river. He escaped serious injury despite a bruised eye and declined hospital care.
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Settle
Hull Hastens To Roosevelt
Secretary of State Cordell Hull arrived aboard the President Harding liner and denied plans to resign. He planned to report to President Roosevelt at Hyde Park and spend the day there before returning to Washington. Hull defended the London conference as just getting well started and said results may take time to develop.
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London
Hyde Park
Hull
Paul Hayes
Community notes on local repairs and safety concerns
An anonymous Pa News card questions why attention centers on removing an old tank wreckage on the Perry highway. It notes eyesores in New Castle and requests reports of any removal work, citing a chilly morning scene of boys under a caved space and a recently repaired North Mercer street washboard-like condition near Sheridan Avenue, now improved for the George Washington High School area residents.
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Pa News
Perry H Highway
New Castle
Mercer Street
Sheridan Avenue
George Washington
Daily Weather Report for Masximony Area
Daily weather summary shows maximum temperature 51 degrees, minimum 3 degrees, no precipitation recorded. River stage 3.7 feet. Local station notes include one year prior comparison and standard daily readings.
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U.S
Lindberghs Safe In Frozen North
The Lindberghs, Charles and wife, after a perilous Greenland ice gap, were reported safe in Scoresby Sound near Wile Island. Advices from Cape Tobli said they landed last night and planned to continue toward Angmagsalik for further operations.
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Catéchationat
Holstenborg
Greenland
Charles A. Lindbergh
Scoresby Sound
Cape Tobli
Wile Island
Angmagsalik
Ney
British Aviator Flies From England to New York by Stages
After weather delays, John Grier yon began a staged Atlantic flight from England to New York. His amphibian plane lifted off at 8:40 a.m. local time, marking the early leg of the long journey.
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International News Service
England
John Grieryon
New York
Push Action To Reopen Banks Amid Western Pennsylvania banks
International News Service reports in Pittsburgh that former Supreme Court justice Sveinbjorn Johnson is dispatched by Comptroller J F T O'Connor to accelerate reopening plans for 63 closed banks in Western Pennsylvania. Johnson says reopen or liquidate banks with assets above 40 percent liquidity, depositors must push plans, conservator removals possible, with Johnson, examiners Nichols and Sailor coordinating through the Federal Reserve Bank.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Supreme Court
Sveinbjorn Johnson
Western
Pennsylvatia
Johnson
J. F. T. O'Connor
Treasury Department
Pennsylvania
Johzeer
Comptroller of Currency
O'Connor
Nichols
Sailor
Federal Reserve Bank
Washington
O’connoer
Governor Pinchot Plans Withdrawal Of National Guards
Harrisburg reports Gov Gifford Pinchot said National Guardsmen would be withdrawn from the bituminous zone in the near future, not immediately, and would remain through the early part of next week as miners return to posts. He planned to spend the weekend at Milford and would return depending on strike conditions.
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Harrisburg
Gifford Pinchot
Capitol
Milford
French Fliers Seek To Break Distance Mark
Maurica Rosas and Paul Codos, French aviators, launched from Floyd Bennett Field at 5 41 am EDT seeking to beat the world distance record. Their huge plane carried ample fuel and supplies as they aimed for Newfoundland and Ireland with a stopless eastward route across the Atlantic.
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International News Service
New York
Maurica Rosas
Paul Codos
Floyd
Bennett ‘Field
Atlantic
Turkey
Persia
Ireland
Newfoundland
Paris
Germany
Asia Minor
Resume Trial Of Mrs. Costello Next Monday
Salem report indicates Mrs Jessie B Costello 31, mother of three, awaiting a new week to resume cross examination in the murder case over her fire captain husband’s death. She rested in Salem jail with no court in session, receiving visits from counsel, children, relatives, and friends.
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International News Service
Salem
Mass
Jessie B. Costelli
Sher
Husband
Attoriney
Hugh A .Crege
Volant Boy Hurt in Farm Accident
Grove City reports a Volant boy, 43 year old Robert Welton, was severely lacerated after falling from a manure spreader on his father's farm near Volant. He was rushed to a local hospital for treatment.
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Volant Boy
Byori
Grove City
Volant
Robert Welton
Orville Weston
Tear gas and taxes shut New York Stock Exchange crowd
Special to The News from Beverly Hills reports a chaotic scene after tear gas at the New York Stock Exchange. The incident shadows lawmakers as Roosevelt faces questions about income taxes, with brokers seen crying and the public clashing over who should pay. The writer critiques Congress for not arranging a tax that falls on nobody.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
New York Stock Exchange
Roosevelt
Slugger Killer Sought At Erie For Dual Crime
A brutal Erie county slayings case deepens as Albert Biexert, 72, dies of injuries after his sister Johanna 70 was found dead at their home south of Girard Police recount the assailant entering the residence and using a chair to stun the woman before robbing the pair.
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Ciinternational
Erie
Albert Biexert
Erie County
Hamot
Biegeri
Johanna
Conny
Girard
Hurricane Strikes Rio Grande Valley in Brownsville
A hurricane battered Brownsville and the Rio Grande Valley, destroying streets and crops. It damaged buildings and powerlines, ripping through fruit and cotton fields before moving inland toward northern Mexico.
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Rio Grande Valley
International Hews Service
Brownsvile
Tex
Debrig
Brownsville
Rio ‘Grande Valley
Here
Mexico
Protest Over German Aerial Demonstrations
Paris instructed to lodge a formal protest with Hitler's government over German aerial demonstrations on Austrian territory and to object to German radio stations’ actions. The protest follows a formal démarche by Ambassador Andre Francois-Poncet.
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Paris
Berlin
Hitler
Andre Francois-Poncet
Young Indiana mother and grandmother marked in report
The article profiles Gwendolyn Croucher age 13 of Kurtz as Indiana’s youngest mother with husband 21, and her mother in law Flonia Edwards age 29 as the grandmother. The baby Wilma June is mentioned with Mrs Ed Wards’ husband aged 32 nearby. The piece highlights extreme early motherhood and family ages.
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Indiana
Gwendolyn Croucher
Kurtz
Ralph Croucher
Flonia Edwards
Gwendolyn
Wilma June
General Moratorium On Strikes Moves To End Labor Conflict
President Roosevelt and his recovery administrator General Hugh S Johnson secure a general moratorium on strikes and lockouts nationwide. Workers and employers pledge peace as a settlement in Pennsylvania coal fields signals a broader armistice. A three-person board will draft fair competition codes to raise wages and cut hours.
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Soan
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Johnson
Beaver Falls Blast Damages Refractory Plant
Beaver Falls experiences a damaging blast at the McDanel Refractory and Porcelain Company kiln house nearly destroying a two story tile block. The explosion shatters windows within blocks, with damage estimated at $30,000 and fire spreading briefly to an adjoining building before being controlled. Mr and Mrs J Gee Knippel of New Castle were guests at Moody Bible Institute Chicago and attended a graduation on Tuesday August 3.
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J. Gee
Knippel
New Castils
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
France Fears NRA Program Says Dr. Baker
Dr. Thomas S. Baker president of Carnegie Tech returned from a secretive Europe trip and warned that France fears the NRA program while Britain studies it. He said the German press is dominated by Hitler and that the London conference is ridiculed. the United States is blamed for its failure.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Thomas S. Baker
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Europe
NRA
France
Britain
Hitler
London
United States
Strike Ends At New Post Office Construction Resumes
The A. W. Kutsche company, general contractor for the citys new post office, has been notified of the wage rate decision and will resume construction on Monday. Federal engineer Miles E. B. Myers announced the 80 and 40 cent hourly wages for carpenters and laborers, as set by the labor department, and plans for resuming work were confirmed by George J. Murphy, superintendent for the contractor.
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A. W
Death Record for Mrs Elabeth Armstrong and others
Obituary notice lists Mrs Elabeth Armstrong aged 64 of Greensburg John Galba 63 of 28 Ralph Avenue and Calvin Ripple 85 of Lowellville. Noted ages and residencies appear as a public death record item in the local column.
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Elabeth Armstrong
Greensburg
John Galba
Ralph Avenue
Wat
Calvin Ripple
Lowellville
Truce Agreed Upon In Strike Of Coal Miners
President Roosevelt announced the end of the Pennsylvania coal strike as Hugh Johnson secured presidential approval. The settlement allows immediate resumption of operations and calls for talks to set a maximum wage scale, with August 8 set for hearings.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Hugh ¥. Johnson
Johnson
Washington
Three Injured In Kentucky In Voting Disorder
In Harlan Kentucky three men were injured during a dynamiting and gun battle at a precinct just before polls opened under guard protection 16 minutes early. Jim Cawood lost two fingers to the blast Theodore Middleton running for Republican sheriff was shot in the leg and Bob Gilbert was reportedly blinded in one eye.
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International News Service
Harlan
Here
Kentucky National
Nira Lass Dominates City Scene In Bustling Ads
A lively old piece portrays Nira, the new gilt star of business promotion, adored by many. Her image fills billboards and windows as suitors vie for attention and Uncle Sampey’s plight is linked to her rising presence. Her beauty sparks headlines and fanfare.
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Galt
Nira
Nire
Uncle Sampey
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District of Columbia Supreme Court
National Association of Gasoline Retailers
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Lake Erie
Locamo
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Wilkesbarre
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Beaver Falls
Dr. Baker
Uniontown
Edward BR. Lockett
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Kentucky
Arthur Mometer
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