Two Zelienople Women Die In Butler Kittanning Crash
Two Zelienople district women were killed in a Thursday afternoon crash on the Butler Kittanning highway. Mrs Minnie B Brosious 67 and Mrs Nellie B Hall 54 died. Injured include Elva Hall 11 and others. A double funeral for the victims is set for Sunday at 9 AM from Mrs Halls home.
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Butler
Zelienople District
Butler Hospital
Butler-Kittanning
Minnie B. Brossous
Ellwood City-Zelienople Road
Nellie B. Hall
South Main Street
Zelienople
Harry Dansen
Ellwood- Zelienople Road
Elva Hall
Brosious
Hall
Mayport
Jefferson County
Mr. Walker
Daufen
Walter Richardson
Lathrop Street
New Castle
Avert Strike In Coal Mines Next Monday
Averted strike in coal mines planned for next Monday, with contracts extended until June 30. Expect coal controversy to be adjusted in the meantime by the Guffey Bill.
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Guffey
Mill Way Sign Mixup Highlighted at Mills Way Corner
The area notes a street sign reading Mill Way at the Mills Way and Highland avenue corner replacing Mill Way. Camp East Brook opens visitors day for daughters this afternoon from 3 30 to six o clock. It is the first and only visitors day during a 10 day period for the 1935 YWCA retreat. New Castle Girl Scout troops are praised for duties at the Lawrence County flower show with troops Nos 1 2 3 8 12 15 and 16 represented.
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Millis Way
Mills Way
Highland Avenue
Mill Way
Camp East Brook
New Castle
Lawrence County
Daily Weather Report for the 24 hour period
Weather data shows a high of 86 and a low of 59 with trace precipitation. River stage is 3.6 feet. For the same date last year the high was 72 and the low 47 with no precipitation.
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U. 8
Inspiring Sessions Close 97th County Sabbath School Convention
The 97th annual one day Lawrence County Sabbath School Association convention at First United Presbyterian Church drew a capacity crowd. President Robert M. Strickler Jr. announced awards as officers were installed and delegates heard talks by Dr. Carey S. Thomas and Walter E. Myers.
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Lawrence County Sabbath School Association
First United Presbyterian Church
Clenmore Boulevard
Robert M. Strickler, Jr
Carey S. Thomas
Man Sought In Woman Slaying Eludes Capture
Federal agents join search for Ray Kunsel in the slaying of Dorothy Virginia Horne 19, whose body was found battered and shot near a country road. He is also linked to robbery and wounding of a local beer distributor as authorities pursue himThursday.
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International News Service
Washington
G-men
Dorothy Virginia Horne
Ray Kunselman
Kunselman
Warren S. Burchinal
Miss Horne
Congress Extends NRA Powers as Blue Eagle Lives
Congress authorizes an extension of NRA activities until April 1, 1936. The blue eagle loses compulsory codes and interstate authority, but gains power to supervise voluntary industry agreements on minimum wages, maximum hours, and banning child labor. The measure heads to President Roosevelt for signature.
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Washington
Blue Eagle
Supreme Court
Congress
NRA
House
Senate
White House
Roosevelt
Power Strike Returns At Toledo Edison Plants
In Toledo Ohio workers of the A F of L union electrical employees renewed a 20 per cent wage demand with picket lines at five Edison plants. A 35 member strike committee met with union agent Oliver Meyers before a 350 member conference. The company remains firm on June 4 position and offers arbitration and impartial judging.
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International News Service
Toledo
A. F. of L. Union Electrical Workers
Toledo Edison Co
Edison
Oliver S. Meyers
Washington
Court martial called as ex showgirl sues husband
Harriet Hagman Sebastian, a former showgirl, filed a separation suit against her husband citing a 1931 wedding date. Lt Henry A Sebastian, a West Point football star, faces a court martial. An aunt claimed the couple wed in 1934 on graduation day. Cadets reportedly cannot marry.
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Harriet Hagman Sebastian
Henry A. Sebastian
Sebastian
West Point
Waleys Face Delay in Kidnaping Trial
In Olympia Washington June 14 the Waley couple Harmon and his wife Margaret may spend weeks in Thurston county jail before facing justice in Tacoma. Prosecution stalls pending U S Attorney Dennis return from California as he plans to present evidence to a federal grand jury for indictments under the Lindbergh Law and mail extortion related to the $200000 Weyerhaeuser kidnaping case. U S Commissioner Fitch has ordered the pair held for grand jury action.
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International News Service
Olympia
Wash
Waley
Harmon
Margaret
Thurston County
Bar of Justice
Tacoma
Weyerhaeuser
U. S
J. Charles Dennis
California
Dennis
Federal Grand Jury
H. G. Fitch
Braddock Beats Baer For Heavyweight Crown At MSG Crowd
New York June 14 A crowd of 29 366 paid 205 366 97 to see James J Braddock wrest the heavyweight crown from Max Baer last night at Madison Square Garden The net was 169 000 Baer likely earned about 70 000 while Braddock earned just over 25 000 Flag Day observed in New Castle with curb flag system in use.
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International News Service
New York
James J. Braddock
Max Baer
Madison Square Garden
the Garden
Baer
Braddock
Death of Ann Donovan at 4 months old in Shenango Street
The death record notes the passing of Ann Donovan, a four month old infant, located on 327 North Shenango Street. No cause details are provided in the accessible text.
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Ann Donovan
North Shenango Street
Boy Critically Injured In Fall
Clarence Gould aged 14 son of Mr and Mrs J J Gould of Harbor Street was brought to Jamestown Memorial Hospital at 9 55 last evening suffering critical injuries to his spine from a fall from a cherry tree near his home. Initial fear of fracture was not confirmed by X rays though spinal cord injury remains serious with no morning improvement.
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Clarence Gould
J. J. Gould
Harbor Street
Jameson Memorial Hospital
German Blast Costs 52 Lives at Reinsdorf Plant
Rescuers resumed work in undamaged portions of the Westphalian and Anhalt munitions plant at Reinsdorf as they search for more bodies in the wreckage from a series of explosions. Government figures list 26 dead and 26 missing.
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International News Service
Wittenberg
Germany
Reinsdorf
Fifteen Enter Court Pleas In Numbers Cases
Fifteen defendants in numbers indictments entered nolle contendere pleas before Judge James A. Chambers. Seven pled to the first count charging conducting a lottery, one to the second count for maintaining a nuisance, and six to the third count for selling lottery tickets. Peter Brown pleaded guilty to the second count. Fred J. Thomas pleaded guilty to possessing prohibited articles.
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James A. Chambers
Nolle
J. Harold Wood
J. A. Buckner
Jack McGonigle
Clarence Klaber
Charles Jamison
Ralph Kneram
James A. Travers
Peter Brown
Pete Chill
Carl Cline
George E. Hawk
Raymond Koellicker
Michael Hermann
Michael Turco
Fred J. Thomas
Fenton Elevated to State Grand Master in Odd Fellows
Clifford W. Fenton of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows has been installed as the State Grand Master at a Reading convention. Floyd M. Houk Harold Burns Cyrus Frampton named aides with ceremonies and gifts noted. June 18 Tri-County Association meeting eyed in New Castle.
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Clifford W. Fenton
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Reading
Fenton
Floyd Houk
Past Guards Association
Lawrence County
New
Floyd M. Houk
New Castle
Harold E. Burns
Ellwood City
Cyrus E. Frampton
Grove City
Houk
New Castle Lodge
New Photos of Kidnaper and Wife Released by DOJ
New images show Harmon Waley and his 19 year old wife Margaret confined in separate Olympia jail cells. They confessed kidnapping George Wey erhaeuser but pleaded not guilty to Lindbergh law violation after fast transfers from Salt Lake City to Tacoma.
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Olympia
Wash
Harmon Waley
Margaret
George Weyerhaeuser
Salt Lake City
Tacoma
Department of Justice
Mahan Shifts Hunt From Butte In Kidnapping Case
Police and federal agents shift their search for William Mahan 34 from Butte Montana to other points after strong evidence he fled. Butte officers say Mahan left Sunday as an innocent hitchhiker and investigations have probed his known associates and hideouts in the mining camp amid the large manhunt.
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International News Service
Butte
Mont
William Mahan
Weyerhaeuser
Mahan
F. E. Mooney
Jere Murphy
Lancaster doctor sentenced for illegal operation deaths
Dr H C Zimmerly, 67, of Mechanics Grove, was convicted of performing an illegal operation that killed a mother of two. He pleaded guilty to a similar operation on Elsie Miller, 17, of Rising Sun Md, and received seven and a half to 15 years in the Eastern penitentiary plus a $300 fine. He also pleaded guilty to two of four narcotics charges for failing to keep drug dispensing records. the other two were nolle pressed.
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International News Service
Lancaster
H. CC. Zimmerly
Mechanics Grove
Elsie Miller
Rising Sun
Eastern Penitentiary
Nolle
Huey Rogers Predicts Huey’s Return in Brief Remarks
Beverly Hills observer Y Wail Rogers recounts Huey’s limited talk time and his return from a senator ial life. He notes Huey’s televised recitation of the Constitution and mocks readers’ reactions to the spectacle. A separate dispatch claims Japanese forces advance, with a controversial prediction about Chinese demographics.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Huey
Senate
United States
Two Meet Death In Plane Crash
In Mishawaka near South Bend Indiana two youths died when their airplane crashed into a wheat field shortly before noon. The student pilot Clif ford Ort 17 of Mishawaka and his passenger Carroll Hamilton 18 of South Bend were killed instantly as witnesses saw the plane nose downward before it was destroyed.
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International News Service
South Bend
Ind
Mishawaka
Here
Clifford Ort
Carroll Hamilton
Ort
Roosevelt extends coal contract to June 30 to avert strike
President Roosevelt mediates a halt in the threatened 400,000 soft coal miners strike by extending the wage and hour contract until June 30. He expects the Guffey Coal bill then in Congress to pass and resolve the dispute.
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International News Service
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Braddock To Receive 30000 Prize Money After Victory
New York June 14 The new champion Braddock steps forward to collect 30000 for the relief of James J Braddock and family He spoke modestly of the fight to Max Baer noting he knew after the seventh round the outcome He praised Baer as a strong foe and described his sore left arm after fending off blows An old time reunion is planned in Guttenberg New Jersey at the Braddock home as relatives and the family rest after the victory.
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International News Service
New York
James J. Braddock
Jimmy
Madison Square Garden
Max Baer
Tag
Pride of Jersey
Baer
Guttenberg
N. J
Flag symbolism and heat in a summer breeze
A poem describes a nation's flag as a powerful symbol of strength and unity. The speaker notes red white and blue representing the sky rose and purity as it flies from the staff in hot ninety three weather.
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Joseph Kaiser
Filaret Glee Club
Marie Dutkiewicz
Thomas W. Dickey
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Waleys
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