Bandits Retaken At Lakewood
Broke and demoralized Maug and his chief aide Eddie Turpac, both serving life terms plus years for murder and robbery, were recaptured near Lakewood after a failed plotted New Hold Up. They faced extradition to Pittsburgh as detectives traced their steps and identified them.
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International News Service
Lakewood, CO
John” Maung
Pittsburgh
Eddie Turpac
Western Penitentiary
Pennsylvania
Maug
Tarpac
Turpac
Port Moses
Cleveland
Bertillon
Gunmen kill five during attempted liberation of recaptured convict
Five gunmen opened fire at Union Station as they tried to free Nash, a recaptured prisoner from Leavenworth. Officers Caffrey and Reed were killed, others wounded, and the attackers fled into a crowded station amid chaos and disbelief.
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Charles
Pretty Boy
Floyd
Deepwater
Kansas City
Nash
Leavenworth
Kas
al Spencer
Southwest
Hot Springs
Ark
McCaffrey
Reed
Union Station
Vetterli
Lackey
Caffrey
Pointblank
Veterani
Department of Justice
Veterans push Shannon for 1934 Pennsylvania governor bid
At a two day 28th Division veterans reunion in Pennsylvania Lieutenant William L. Cosel will present a resolution urging Major-General Edward C. Shannon to run as the Republican candidate for governor in 1934 and to rally party leaders to support him. The gathering honors Shannon known as One Yard Shannon for leading his men at the front and in public life.
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28Th Division Veterans Organization
Pennsylvania
William L. Cosel
Edward C. Shannon
Shannon
28Th
Cosel
111Th Infantry
Keystone
German Soviet dispute over colonial expansion at world conference
London June 17 behind the scenes of the world economic conference a violent dispute arose between Germany and Soviet Russia over Germanys demand that the world recognize its right to colonial expansion Maxim Litvinoff Soviet foreign affairs commissioner rejected the claim saying it implied Russia should be divided and parceled out to Germany as its colonies
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International News Service
London
Germany
Russia
Maxim Litvinoff
Washington
United States
Europe
France
Americans Draft Tariff Truce Proposals In London
Ralph Morrison and Representative Samuel McReynolds lead the American delegation in London to guide experts on a tariff truce. French spokesmen insist currency stabilization plans are near, awaiting U S approval. If Washington responds favorably, the proposal goes to the economic conference's financial commission next week.
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Ralph Morrison
Samuel McReynolds
London
Washington
Great Britain
France
Roosevelt
Financial Commission of the Economic Conference
Reunion of Consistory Held Friday Shows Noted Farewell
Washington reports a high profile Freemason reunion in New Castle where 19 members formed a new class and elected officers led by President Richard H. Lamberton. The event featured a 32nd degree farewell reception and drew many visiting Masons from Pennsylvania towns and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Richard H. Lamberton
Franklin
Denis E. Sturdevant
New Castle
Clark C. Frame
Oil City
Kidnappers Seek 100000 For St Paul Man in Cautionary Note
A ransom demand for 100000 was received after a telephone call claimed to abduct businessman Hamm. Police caution the public while Hamm’s associates negotiate with the kidnapers. Other notes reference related abductions, including Bohn and Boettcher cases, with suspect Sankey pursued and a history of investigations ongoing. The report also covers several local deaths and funeral notices, detailing survivors and service arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
William Dunn
Hamm
Sankey
Bohn
Boettcher
Denver
Dunn
Brewing Company
Ray Robinson
Rotary Weekly Letter On Railroads Talk At Castleton
The June 19 1933 Rotary note invites members to a Castleton luncheon where George West of the Pennsylvania Railroad will discuss railroads duplicate service and terminal consolidation. It urges dues payments to close the books with a cash balance. Secretary Carl E Paisley signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castleton
George West
Penna. R. R
Virginia
Suffolk
Richmond
CARL _E. PAISLEY
Crude Oil Prices Rise in Pennsylvania Markets
Oil prices across Pennsylvania edged higher with Buckeye gaining seven cents while other grades advanced ten cents. New posted prices include Pennzoil 1.37 to 1.42, Bradford Allegheny 1.47, Southwest 1.17, Eureka 1.12, Buckeye 0.97. This follows a rise on May 22 as the second increase of the month.
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International News Service
Oil City
Pennsylvania
Buckeye
Pennzoil
Bradford - Allegheny
Southwest
Eureka
Sleeping babies soften burglar in Runnemede
In Runnemede New Jersey a burglar entered the McMichael home while four babies slept on the kitchen floor. The father was unemployed and the thief left a note and one dollar as a break.
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International News Service
Runnemede
N. J
Harry McMichael
McMichael
Decision Favors Pennsy Railroad
The United States circuit court of appeals overruled the Interstate Commerce Commission and sanctioned the Pennsylvania company and the Pennsylvania Railroad in retaining their holdings in Wabash and Lehigh Valley railroads. They hold $67,590,000 of Wabash stock and $18,251,850 of Lehigh.
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International News Service
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Company
Pennsylvania Railroad Company Today
Wabash and
Lehigh Valley
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wabash
Lehigh
Camp Chatter Editorial Staff Named At East Brook Camp
Miss Clarissa Duff heads Camp Chatter the YWCA daily paper at Camp East Brook. The editorial staff covers sports swimming personals society handicraft speakers dramatics and morning worship with named editors for each section. The campfire meeting ends each night with the reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarissa Duff
Camp Chatter
Camp East Brook
Isabelle Douglas
Jane Davis
Jean Waddington
Lois Brenna
Man
Dorothy Lytle
Dorothy Ferrer
Dorothy Guynn
Ruth Peterson
Aggressor Nation Defined as Striking First
The term describes a nation that initiates attack when perceived too weak to defend what it seeks. It frames aggression as a preemptive push by the stronger to seize desired gains.
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28Th Division
Gen. Shannon
James H. Davis
Sharpsville
Ray Y . BH. L. Shellito
George McCrae
B. B. Motgomery
Dr. H. A. Daugherty
Arthur L. McBride
Otis L. Gilmore
Carl C. Kennedy
Homer M. Welch
A. D. Slater
Thomas F. Ritchey Jr
Grove City
W. C. Gibson
Eau Claire
Clay C. Ruff
Howard L. Headland
H. L. Kelley
Henry Horsman
George L. Hamm
Slippery Rock
Clarence M. Stewart
Boyd F. Williams
A. G. Dew Wald
J. B. Edwards
Hugh R. Gilmore
Harry E. Graham
M. L. Glenn
Benton M. Leschy
Williams. Vorous
Emlenton
Clifford 5. Smith
Kennerdell
Ronald L. Judson
Rural Valley
James M. Weigmann
J. A. Patterson
W. W. Weigmann
Avella
D. H. Conner
Homestead
J. Norris Lebeau
Canonsburg
W. ©. Huffman
Waldo P. Gilger
Hadley
Harry S. Kitch
Fredonia
Robert M. Grim
Greenville
Benjamin F. Canon
John A. Walker
John L. Smith
Seeley F
C. L. McKee
Mercer
R. R. Simons
Clarks Mills
FP. L. Offutt
Leesburg
J. M. Davidson
Adamsville
Joseph A. Martin
Herman A. Carr
William T. McCracken
Jamestown
Herbert B. Kemp Jr
Joseph W. Miles
John H. Frey
Joseph J. Soleida
M. R. Kereth
Clifford W. Skinner
E. N. West
Jesse A. Carr
G. T. Jones
Henry A. Schmutz
van C. Carr
Walter E. Ambler
William Paden
Youngstown
William M. Evans
Harry B. Bennett
Hubbard
B. L. Taylor Jr
L. P. Clark
Warren
J. Frank Flower
Earl E. Kimes
John Stamm
F. M. Booth
East Liverpool
W. N. Evenbech
Spencerville
J. M. Knesal
Petersburg
Earl O. Price
Struthers
C. E. Branfield
Masury
Earl B. Cover
John L. Stewart
J. P. Baidt
Lowellville
New Bedford
Harry C. Best
J. Stephen Gary
Enon Valley
F. G. Simonton
Edinburg
Charles Preeman
Charles J. Smyser
E. B. Russell
William McLaughrey
A. T. Cordray
Walter R. Hawk
Charles B. Phillips
New Wilmington
W. J. Allen
Volant
Roy J. Newton
James W. Street
C. F. Morrow
Wampum
Lee K. Mansfield
H. M. Hagerman
Joseph H. Christy
Beaver Falls
Ray Brocklehurst
Clyde Grundy
R. P. Tanner
Robe
William J. Guthrie
John Guthrie
Avonmore
James O. Brakeman
F. S. Neigh
Union City
L. G. Reitzel
C. Merle Raisley
W. A. Hoffsman
William F. Bell
Harry E. Shillito
William G. Frazier
Earl H. Sipe
R. O. Brigham
Robert P. Barnes
Charlies W
M. Eugene Sanders
Leechburg
Thomas Coates
D. H. Edwards
Philip H. Baab
W. W. Enderlin
Henry
E. Holloway
Greensburg
DeLoss Martland
Homer Dixon
C. G. Dixon
Joseph
Daugherty
Harry Peterson
James G. Mechling
Levi
Hoon
F. C. Fleming
William T. Beatty
George F. Butler
Louis E. Jak
Lee W. Hoovier
Benjamin R. Williams
H. A. Evans
Frank Totten
Myron D. Hamm
Philip O. Miller
William N. Beck
William H. Miller
Butler
Russell E. Aggas
Chicora
Ralph O. Mitchell
Cooperstown
Ray V. Mitchell
Utica
Robert S. Neep
Guy A. Knight
W. T. Carroll
Kaylor
Thomas L. Anderson
Hilliard
J. F. Cross
Branchton
Frank P. Jack
North Washington
M. L. Sloan
Frank R. Johnston
Farrell
J. Wilbur Zahniser
Robert W. Everall
Sharon
George P. Wingerd
John B. Laughner
Carl ‘B. Daniels
Maynard M. Hofius
William J. Hancock
C. R. Oliver
R. H. Oliver
Portersville
Harold S. Parker
W. L. Dean
George B. Wilson
Wellington J. Ramsey
Tillman R. Snedden
Do. A. Paul
Charles V. Patton
William McGilincey
F. J. Rusch
Edwin Braden McCandless
Thomas C. Bookamer
Thomas B. Magee
W. D. Manning
Gomer F. Owens
J. 8. Bowater
Miller L. Martin
Paxton R. Fike
Frank B. Cole
George W. Blank
Sam Battersby
Ray Miles
Clifton D. Kennedy
Chester E. Young
Martin Burt
H. E. White
East Brady
W. O. Patton
John E. Livermore
John W. Dunkle
Parkers Landing
George F. Rowland
Clinton L. Olmstead
A. P. Thompson
Perry W
E. H. Rodgers
Elmer R. Hile
Harold B. Hildebrand
W. Thompson
Cecil Phillips
G. Verne Atherton
Harry J. Shilling
Floyd K. Shorts
L. M. Shorts
Theophilus Jennings
Benjamin O. Paisley
W. R. Ward
Edward L. Holman
Daniel J. Hobbins
James C. MccLure
John A. Loch
Charles N. Zook
C. A. Wishart
O. D. Brown
James W. Grant
C. W. Rigby
Albert W. Kerber
Joseph N. John
E. J. Hughes
J. Albert Worthey
John M. Harshman
Albert L. Nelson
Justus R. Hum
Richard Custer
Cavetsville
Trafford United Presbyterian Church
Mr. Custer
Somerset
Sophia Cavet
Annie Earle
J. O. George
Hattie George
Trafford
Harvey Campbell Turk
Brady Township
West Sunbury Road
Foltzhill
Clara Fisher Turk
Charles F. Turk
Jesse Turk
Luther MacDonald
Mercer County
North
Lemuel L. Toy
Edenburg
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Armstrong County
David and
Eliza Bonner Toy
P. and Oo. Electric Company
Christian Church of
Garfield H
Kathryn Murdock
Superior Street
Christian Church
Graceland Cemetery
Rosalie Onsch
Carl Onsch
West Moody Avenue
St. Joseph's Church
Annie Trythal
Syracuse
N. Y
Agnes Bartlett
Ohio
Rose
Gilliland
Ann Giland
Youngstown, O
St. Josephs Church
John H. Lenz
Oak Park Cemetery
Smith
Pennsy Railroad
Wabash and Lehigh Valley Railroad
Bookleyde Mortuary
Joseph B. Leyde
Jos.s.rice CO. ‘Funeral Service
E. North St
New Castle, Pa
Greenwood
Memorial Park
Battery & Electric Service Co. Inc
Mercer Street
Suit Club
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