Armed Bandits Kidnap Sheriff Near Jasper Indiana
Sheriff Edward Luegers of Dubois county was abducted by two armed hijackers who forced him into a stolen car near the Dubois jail. They fled toward Petersburg after wrecking the car, and the sheriff later said the assailants claimed Dillinger gang ties. Police statewide pursued the gunmen as details emerged.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Edward Luegers
Dubois County
Boonville
Luegers
Indiana
John Dillinger
Jasper
Petersburg
Heriff Luegers
Thomas Hoffman
Hoffman
No Left Turns Signal At Washington Mill Street Corner
Detour Bulletin for period ending June 20 notes no new detours in the Cochranton area while several Lincoln Highway jobs keep traffic on site. A new sign under the traffic light at Washington and Mill streets reads No Left Turns as local drivers cope with noon sirens and occasional eel sightings by the Neshannock Creek.
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Cochranton
Pa Newce
News
Young Patence
Washington and
Mill Streets
Daily Weather Report U S weather statistics
The data cover the 24 hour period ending at 9 this morning. Maximum temperature 85 degrees. Minimum 69. Precipitation trace. River stage 3.5 feet.
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U. S
Clara Phillips Freed After 12 Years In Tehachapi Prison
The California hammer murderess known as the tiger woman Clara Phillips walks from Tehachapi women’s prison after serving more than 12 years of a 30 year sentence for killing Alberta Meadows. She had earlier left San Quentin on June 2, 1923 after a sensational trial and escape.
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International News Service
Tehachapi
Cal
California
Clara Phillips
Hammer
Alberta Meadows
Tehachapi Women’s Prison
Lips
Clara
San Quentin Prison
Mexico
Central Amer
Military Conscription Begins in Germany for Wartime Cohorts
Berlin reports the nationwide start of conscription for the class of 1914 and 1915, with over a million young men lining up for medical examinations. About 24 boards in Berlin each screened 40 draftees, many of whom were students, as the city marked the start of one year of compulsory service in the army and labor corps.
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Berlin
Germany
Report on Pitt Probe Criticizes Bowmen and Admin
Pennsylvania lawmakers issued a report rebuking the University of Pittsburgh on several points, faulting Chancellor Bowman and his administration. They could not conclude on the firing of Dr. Ralph E. Turner amid questions of academic freedom. They also called Pitt's 1929 dissolution of the Liberal Club severe and criticized the charter denial to the League for Social Justice. The arrests of pacifist demonstrators on commencement day were deemed not justifiable.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
University of Pittsburgh
John G. Bowman
Ralph E. Turner
Pitt
Liberal Club
League For Social Justice
Chickens come home to roost across nations says NOGERS
Special to The News from Santa Monica California notes that Mussolini’s Abyssinia policy provokes anger in England and other major powers who seek to avoid past conquests. Reading history sparks Japan's pride and raises questions about restoring former colonies like the Philippines.
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Santa Monica
Cal
England
Italy
Abyssinia
Mussolini
Japan
Philippines
Legislature In Last Week Faces Tax Clash and Relief Fight
Harrisburg June 17 Republican opposition to a proposed two cent gasoline tax hike risks disrupting the relief program as the legislature enters a final week. Senate leaders say votes lack for the tax boost, potentially pushing a one cent alternative and related taxes to fund $60,000,000 for relief next year. Labor bill disputes loom as House rewrites the Salus and Graff measures on minimum wage boards for women and children.
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Harrisburg
Senate
George H. Earle
House
Married Here Seeks Divorce Over Death Plot Claim
Helen Morgan, tor ch singer, sues Maurice Maschke Jr in Hollywood for divorce claiming he tried to force her to kill herself. Maschke denies the charge saying he loves living. They married May 15 1933 in Union Township Lawrence County.
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Helen Morgan
Hollywood
Maurice Maschke, Jr
Cleveland
Ohio
Maschke
Union Township
Lawrence Co
Five Children Struck By Auto In Pittsburgh Area Crash
Five children were injured when a car driven by Charles Robinson struck a car operated by Agnes Zohosky and then rammed into a group of children on the sidewalk near South Jefferson and Center streets at 9 pm. Pauline Isaac, 10, and four other injured youngsters were treated at New Castle hospital. Robinson was arrested and faced police court today.
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South Jefferson
Center Streets
Charles Robinson
Knox Street
Agnes Zohosky
Wampum
Robinson
Miss Zohosky
Pauline Isaac
Baby di Nuccio
Center Street
New Castle Hospital
Mildred Falasco
Huron Avenue
Josephine Ross
Jefferson Street
Mary Louise Armond
College Street
Ellwood City
DeLoris Mastree
Jeefferson Street
Allentown Woman Shot By Burglar
In Allentown Pennsylvania Mrs Charles Bourget 31 a known socialist was shot above the right eye by a burglar in her bedroom early today The intruder fled with 150 from a dresser drawer After a squeaking floor board alerted her she cried for help and her husband Bourget a service station operator gave chase but the men escaped in a waiting car The wound was not life threatening and the burglary was discovered with a partner standing guard on the first floor.
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International News Service
Allentown
Charles Bourget
Bourget
Heat Wave Expected to Break with Showers Tonight
Pittsburgh reports temperatures near 84 degrees today as a heat wave ends with a predicted cool down. Weather official W S Brotzman says showers will arrive tonight and tomorrow, easing the heat after last June 17's 91 degree record.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
W. S. Brotzman
Weather Bureau
Mercury
Fire damages waste paper storage on Willard avenue
Firemen answered 3 15 Sunday morning to Willard avenue Box 62 alarm. A frame storage building owned by Regent Company Pittsburgh burned for about 1000 dollars. Night watchman Peter Rice slept in a truck and lost clothing. contents were waste paper. A later false alarm from Box 47 led to youth apprehension. No further damage reported from a blacksmith shop fire at South Mercer and Lawrence streets.
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Willard Avenue
Peter Rice
Regent Company
Pittsburgh
Butler
John
South Mercer and
Lawrence Street
Mystery Death of Girl in Hollywood Park
A blue eyed brunette, found comatose on a De Longpre park bench beside a Valentino fountain, died under mysterious circumstances. Chauffeur David Mansell, tied to opera singer Yvonne D Arle, is held as a material witness after conflicting statements. The girl, about 20, is identified by medical examiners as Mary Fenner, a domestic worker. Police believe she was attacked.
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International News Service
Hollywood
Rudolph Valentino
de Longpre Park
David Mansell
Yvonne D’arle
Mansell
Mary Fenner
Young waitress found slain near Peoria cemetery
Mildred Hallmark a 19 year old waitress was found dead in a ditch near a Peoria cemetery. Police say she was clubbed to death and may have been attacked. Her shoes were removed and placed beside the body.
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International News Service
Peoria
Ill
Mildred Hallmark
To Act On Peace Plan At Toledo
Scores of striking electrical workers crowded Memorial hall in Toledo to hear Assistant Secretary of Labor Edward F McGrady present a peace plan to end the Toledo Edison Co. power strike. Details were not disclosed prior to the meeting and reception was unknown.
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International News Service
Toledo
Memorial Hall
Edward F. McGrady
Toledo Edison Co
Labor
Clipper Starts Return Flight to Honolulu From Midway
The Pan American clipper began its return leg to California from Midway Island at 8 54 a m PST heading to Honolulu about 1380 miles away.
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International News Service
Midway Island
California
Here
Honolulu
Deaths in area list include Shannon, McConahy and Huff
The record lists multiple deaths with ages and residence streets including Phillip D. Shannon 40 New Galilee John Myer 56 Holton Street Mary Eleanor McConahy 82 405 South Bay street Jesse F Huff Sr 49 207 East Grant street Norman Elizabeth Ward 2 years New Castle R D 5 Michael Vendemin 63 24 Maitland street Charles Fundy 69 Ellwood City.
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John Myer
Holton Street
Mary Eleanor McConahy
South Bay Street
Jesse F. Huff, Sr
East Grant Street
Norman Elizabeth Ward
New Castle
R. D
Michael Vendemin
Maitland Street
Charles Fundy
Ellwood City
Senators vow to crack down on Huey Long in Senate battles
The new Democratic senators led by Schwellenbach declare a campaign against Huey Long. The Young Turks say they are tired of Long running the senate and will challenge his tactics, while Long dismisses their threats as inconsequential.
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Neshannock Creek
Eugene Temenski
Shaw Street
International News Service
Washington
Huey Long
Congress
Schwellenbach
NBA
Huey
Senate
Guffey
Pennsylvania
Long
Kemal Pasha
Seattle
New Cabinet Is Announced In Mexico City Clash
President Lazaro Cardenas forms a new radical cabinet to advance pro labor leftist policies after ousting Carlistas. Calles plans to desert the battlefield and returns to his Sinaloa ranch. Ambassador Daniels seeks inside information from Emilio Portes Gil amid flood disruptions.
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Mexico City
Plutarco Elias Calles
Aguas Calientes
Lazaro Cardenas
Victor
General Calles
Calles
Sinaloa
Abelardo L. Rodriguez
Josephus Daniels
United States
Texas
Daniels
Emilio Portes Gil
Cardenas
National Revolutionary Party
Shenango Plant Election Results
Election results for the Employes Representatives Association at the Shenango plant of American Sheet & Tin Plate were announced today. Ballots were available at plant points. winners include Hot Mill John Ulrich Dave Clements James Heasley Wallace Evans Clarence Hollis Elder McCormick, Hot Mill Opening Joe Nocera, Black and White Picklers Harry Davies, Office Clerks and Safety Dave Jones, General Labor Mike Clavelli, Mechanical Harry White Ed Houk, Cold Rolls Godfrey Richards, Assorting Lester Clark, Boxing and Shipping Howard Reed, Tin House Sam Custer Daniel Leese.
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Employes Representatives Association
Shenango
American Sheet & Tin Plate Company
Hot Mill
John Ulrich
Dave Clements
James Heasley
Wallace Evans
Clarence Hollis
Elder McCormick
Joe Nocera
Black and White
Harry Davies
Dave Jones
Mike Clavelli
Harry White
Ed Houk
Godfrey Richards
Lester Clark
Howard Reed
Sam Custer
Daniel Leese
Baby born with ten grandparents in Slippery Rock area
A daughter born Sunday at Jameson Memorial hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Reno H. English of Slippery Rock R D 2 has ten grandparents. listed are Mr. and Mrs. William G. English, Mr. and Mrs. William G. Patton, Mr. and Mrs. Plummer Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Patton Sr., Mrs. Pearl Yard, and Mrs. I. Yard. Postmaster Richard A. Steen plans to announce a downtown postal sub station this week.
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Jameson Memorial Hospital
Reno H. English
Slippery Rock R. D
William G. English
William G. Patton
Loraine Avenue
This City
Plummer Cooper
Portersville
R. D
J. E. Patton
Chestnut Street
Pearl Yard
I. 8. Yard
Harrisville
Richard A. Steen
Business Interests Of County Shown In Mercantile Tax List
Edwin C. Reed compiles a county mercantile tax list for Lawrence County detailing merchants stores and business establishments. The publication groups businesses under headings and lists restaurants billiard rooms brokers theatres and other operators paying mercantile tax. The full appraisement aims to present a complete picture of local commerce.
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New Castle
Lawrence County
Edwin C. Reed
North Beaver Township
Reed
Stop Gap NRA Chief Named as Acting Administrator
A revised national recovery administration begins under President Roosevelt with James L. O Neill as acting administrator to wind down NRA powers. The setup aims to expand legislation, create three divisions, and operate until April 1, with Leon C Marshall Prentiss L Coonley and an advisory council guiding the new body.
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International News Service
Washington
Roosevelt
NRA
James L. O'Neill
New York
Supreme Court
National Recovery Administration
NIRA
Leon C. Marshall
Brookings Institute
Prentiss L. Coonley
Charles Edison
Howell Cheney
Special Taxes To Be Extended In House Vote
In Washington June 17 the House is set to pass a measure to extend the expiring federal special sales taxes for two more years. The rule rigidly limits debate to 40 minutes and bars amendments. The taxes are projected to yield about $501,000.
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International News Service
Washington
House
Doughton
Ways and Means Committee
Unseasonably Warm Day Encourages Leisure Over Work
The article notes a warm, nearly summer day with temperatures near eighty eight. People avoid heavy labor as perspiration soaks brows and collars wilt, yet golfers take to the course, while others relax under trees. Chestnuts have vanished with the heat.
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Daily Weather Report
Clara Phil
Pierre J. Huss
Yours
Sydney H. Eiges
Pawer
West Side
Night Watchman
Probe
Illinois
Clipper
Phillip D. Shannon
New Galilee
Fetel Rotary
Robert L. Hill
Rotary International
International Rotary
Hill
University of Missouri
Arthur Constantine
Shenango Plant
Employes Representative Association
Mercantile
Tive
James L. O’neill
Arthur Mometer
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