Buck and brother in kidnap case shown on stand
Cyril Buck testified in Barnstable on June 23 that Kenneth Buck was the masked man who held Peggy McMath prisoner. He said Kenneth acted for a gang of bootleggers, and he helped point police to Kenneth’s home while noting Kenneth had about $10,000.
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Barnstable
Mass
Cyril Buck
Kenneth
Peggy McMath
William C. Crossley
Peggy
Crossley
Cyril
Wenesday
McMath
Kenneth Buck
Dayton Man Taken by Gunmen In Abduction Case
Francis Lepper of Dayton Ohio told Chicago police that five gunmen abducted his friend Frank Conner also from Dayton after forcing Lepper from his car. Lepper was shot in the neck when he fled. Conner remained missing as doctors said Lepper’s wound is not serious and authorities search for the gang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Chicago
Francis Lepper
Dayton
Frank Conner
Lepper
Conner
St. Mary’s Hospital
Funeral for Grove City man Charles M. Brunton
Charles M. Brunton 69 dies after a brief throat infection. Funeral set for 2 p m Saturday from his Grove City home with interment at Woodland Cemetery. Survivors include widow Margaret. daughters Mrs Wayne McCracken Mrs Ethel Donaldson Mrs Hazel Beavens. sons George William. siblings Elizabeth Steinbrink Katherine Patterson Alex William. Service led by Dr L S Cass Grace Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove City
Charles M. Brunton
Woodland Cemetery
Brunton
Grove City Hospital
Margaret
Wayne McCracken
Ethel Donaldson
Hazel Beavens
Erie
George
Chicago
William
Elizabeth Steinbrink
Katherine Patterson
New Castle
Alex
Youngstown
L. S. Cass
Grace Methodist Church
Radio Signals Hint Mattern May Be Safe in Siberia
Cryptic radio transmissions containing the word airplane were read as a good omen that missing globe girdling aviator Jimmy Mattern may be alive at a remote Siberian location. Mattern disappeared ten days after leaving Khabarovsk for Nome, as U S and Soviet stations sought to trace the signals from Russia’s RMAZ and Nak hodka.
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International News Service
Seattle
Wash
Jimmy Mattern
Siberian
Mattern
Khabarovsk
Siberia
Nome
Alaska
RMAZ
Washington
Oregon
Nakhodka
U. S. Army
Pacific Coast
Flood Survivors Married Again At Golden Wedding
In Pittsburgh on June 23, Mr. and Mrs. John Grosset, both in their seventies, celebrated their golden wedding by marrying again. Flood survivors from Johnstown, the couple were ferried to safety on a raft during the disaster. their home was destroyed and a tintype of Mrs. Grosset was later returned, their only keepsake.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
John Grosset
Johnstown
Johnston
Grosset
Cambria Steel Company
Citizens To Work Out Their Taxes
Tarentum Pa June 23 Citizens who turn in fire alarms for ambulance calls will be prosecuted in the future Al Walters chief of the Brackenridge Hose Company near here announced Walters appealed to the public to call the fire house for ambulance service so that heavy fire apparatus need not be sent out on alarms where they are not needed.
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International News Service
Tarentum
al Walters
Brackenridge Hose Company
Here
Walters
Relief rolls shrink in Lancaster County totals
LANCASTER, Pa. June 23 Six hundred families in Lancaster county have stricken their names from the relief rolls according to the county board Relief was tendered to 5000 families early in March as compared with 4400 at present the board noted.
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International News Service
Lancaster
Lancaster County
Mother forgets her child on train in Austria
Mrs. Ella Beinaeur forgot her seven month old baby boy on a train at Ostrau and, after three hours, learned the infant had been delivered to the lost and found. A police officer arrested her on abandonment charges, but her tears convinced him the separation was unintentional.
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Ostrau
Austria
Ella Beinauer
Zauchtel
Lost and Found
Frau
Ella
Modest man loses pants and cash in garage theft
Irwin Krause of Lebanon Pennsylvania shed his trousers on a bench while changing a tire and later found $24 missing from his pocket. A nearby youth admitted stealing the money and returned it after police questioning.
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International News Service
Lebanon
Irwin Krause
Krause
State Promises Good Crop of Hay in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reports May brought improvement in hay and pasture across Pennsylvania. Fruit prospects lagged behind a month, egg production declined seasonally while milk rose but not to 1932 levels. Rain slowed oats planting and barley outlook is favorable. Winter wheat is better than a month ago and much corn remains to be planted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Beer business disappointing in Philadelphia
Philadelphia officials disclosed a slow beer trade with about 25 new dispensaries closing due to weak demand. Twenty or so top houses seek relocations as licenses cost 300 dollars, with refunds halted though some borrowers had their fees returned to ease hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breitinger
Man Without Legs Seeks Scranton City Council Seat
Fred W. Pfaff who lost both legs in a dynamite pay car bombing at Glen Alden Coal Company, Warrior Run, announces he will enter the Scranton council race in September primaries on the Republican ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Scranton
Fred W. Pfaff
Glen Alden Coal Company
Warrior Run
Pfaff
Keystone golf crown up for grabs at Scranton tourney
The twentieth annual Pennsylvania golf championship will be July 21 and 22 at Scranton Country Club Clarks Summit. U S golfers in good standing from any member club of the USGA may enter for a $1,500 purse. Philadelphia hopes to contend with top players including J Wood Platt James Robbins and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Scranton
Keystone State
Pennsylvania
Scranton Country Club
Clarks Summit
United States
United States Golf Association
Philadelphia
J. Wood Platt
James Robbins
W. B. McCullough
E. B. Leisenring
Chris Brinke
Perry Hall
Tax Levy Stands Same as Last Year in Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt Pa June 23 Directors of the Vanderbilt school board announce the same tax levy of 35 mills will be used again in the coming collections. The teaching staff has been re elected for the 1933 34 semesters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt School Board
City Displays Preparations For Open Skill Contest
City and surrounding territory have made definite reservations to display their skill in the open. Local organizers expect strong participation and crowd interest as teams prepare for the event.
Porcupine Removed From Maple Tree In Grove City Yard
A full grown porcupine was pried from a maple tree in Bai ley Barnes yard in Grove City Pa last evening. An onlooker hoped to keep it as a pet noting the animal hibernates in daylight and feeds at night from bark. It is the first recorded in the area.
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Grove City
Bailey Barnes
Swedish Fraternity of America Picnic at Castle Beach
The Swedish Fraternity of America plans a picnic at Castle Beach on Saturday June 24. The program starts at 3 o'clock with supper served at 5.
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Swedish Fraternity of America
Castle Beach
Black Linen Frocks Set Trend for Season
Black linen outfits dominate the season with short sleeved frocks complemented by pastel or white accessories. The style emphasis centers on smart, lightweight ensembles suitable for warm weather.
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Clover Farm
KDKA
Phil Harris
Donald Nevis
Glenn Riggs
Sally Clover
Pkg
Kellogg’s
Clover Farm Milk
Glendale
Clover Farm Fancy Dill
Arbuckle
Wheaties
Jackson Choice
Sweet Corn
Graham
Pennsylvania Motor Oil
Wilbur’s
NEW Clover Farm
J. E. Rodgers
Croton Avenue
Ray Earl
Highland Avenue
Zolfer
Zolier’s
W. H. Stevenson & Son
Volant
Ralph Shawkey
New Wilmington
H. J. Miller
Castlewood
R. D
George Herbert
Wampum
Walter H. Mehard
Moravia
Elder Buck
James L. Kilgallen
Man
Companion
New Castle, PA
Corner Mill and
Washington Sts
U. S
Russia
Sears
Allstate
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Packard
Lincoln
Cadillac
Nash
Buick
Plymouth
Chevrolet
Ford
Aly Low
Eetire
Jefferson Street
New Castle, Penna
Roebuck
Ros Rer
J. Louis Breitinger
George E. Kemp
Porcupine
Sporting Goods Store
Washington St
J. B. Niesen Jeweler and Optometrist
South Mercer St
Phene
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