Re-Open Probe Into Man's Death At East Brook
District Attorney John Towers announced charges prof f erted against Harry Gross and Miss Billen Van Gleam in the death of William Coe on East Brook Road October 15 1982. Seven others face accessory after the fact charges for attending the home of the aged man the night of the death. Eight persons were questioned by State Police and County detectives. Cade 64 was found dead from hemorrhage with a lacera tion and fractured nose. no formal charges yet. Continued on page two.
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John 5
Towers
Harry Gross
Billen van Gleam
Wiliam Coe
East Brook Road
Jamies Co. Brice
William
Cade
Lakewood Road
East Brook
Cade Wa
Russell
Jor
Paul Wilson
Miso
H. M. Lee
Bernard Rocks
Orville Potter
Pittsburgh Reels From Heavy Weekend Showers
Rainy weekend leaves Pittsburgh with heavy showers Saturday night and Sunday morning. Local residents report the downpour among the worst in recent memory while activity resumes as prosperity edges forward. Highway boosters consider a sign at Ebensburg a step to aid through traffic on the Benjamin Franklin highway. Dandelions flourish in lawns and country fields. Country streams rise above normal due to weekend rainfall. Twenty plus men from the Second United Presbyterian Church work on a community beautification project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Ebensburg
Daily Weather Report Summary
U S weather reports for the 24 hour period ending at 9 oclock this morning show a maximum of 68 and a minimum of 48 with 02 inches of precipitation and a river stage of 6.3 feet. For the 24 hour period ending Sunday morning the maximum was 74 and the minimum 55 with 0.3 inches of precipitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Furore In Paris and Adams Family Captivate City
A wave of sensation centers on Captain John Adams and his wife as Parisian crowds buzz over a domestic incident and the latest sensational report from the American colony. The story traces the rapid spread of the rumor through social pages and society gatherings.
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Paris
Capt
John
Adams
Edith Fiske Adams
Pliny Fiske
New York
John. Adams
Lafayette Escadrille
Captain Adams
Former Socialist Leader Norman Thomas Addresses Crisis Talk
Norman Thomas spoke at the Penn Theatre to about 750 attendees on Sunday afternoon about The Deepening Crisis. He argued that doom is not inevitable but urged action to control machinery, prevent ruin, and promote cooperation amid modern specialization and industrial change. The talk touched on World War and future economic policy.
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Norman
Thomas
Socialist
Penn Theatre
Socialist Party
Norman Thomas
Mr. Thomas
British Deny Hampshire Wreck Salvage Claim
British admiralty dismissed renewed reports that the Hampshire cruiser wreck near the Orkney Islands had been located and gold recovered. An admiralty official called the story absurd and without justification, and correspondents said no salvage operations had ever been attempted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Admiralty
Hampshire
Lonsdon
Lord Hitchener
Admiralty
International
Orkney Islands
Roosevelt push for swift federal reforms drive
President Roosevelt urged Congress to act quickly on a federal reorganization of industry public works and banking reforms plus railroad relief within a month. He set June adjournment as a lure while aiming to complete the program in nine weeks of the new Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William K. Hutchinson
Congress
Al Smith Refuses to Run For New York Mayor
International News Service reports former Governor Alfred E. Smith rejects efforts by fusionists to draft him for New York City mayoral race. Smith issues a formal statement saying he has decided not to run, dashing hopes of opposition to the regular Tammany candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
New York
Alfred E. Smith
New York City
Py Ai
Lo Nok
Tam Tot
Tun Ae
Torrie
Increase Quota For New Castle Forest Army
A War Department notice indicates New Castle and Lawrence County will furnish 10 additional single men for President Roosevelt's Civilian Conservation Corps. With 184 already assembled, the county would total 400 for forest army duty, though no additional call will be issued until supplies reach camps. Local boards were not yet informed, and a meeting of the Lawrence County Emergency Relief Board will select the first 100 men for training at Fort Washington when calls are made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Lawrence County
Roosevelt
Conservationicorps
Third’ Corps
United States
Baltimore
Forest Army
Vv. Se
Emergency Relief Board
Virginia
Casile’s
Fort, Washington
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Bennett
Lawrence, Gounty
Ce Lef
Bounity
Ohio River flood danger rises across Indiana and Ohio
International News Service reports rising Ohio River floodwaters threatening Indiana and Ohio towns. Wabash, White River and Ohio Valley valleys flood at three tenths of a foot per hour, with projections to reach three feet above flood stage within 24 hours, as two to four inches of rain soak southern Indiana. Nine deaths in flooded areas cited as thousands of acres go underwater and transport halts due to high waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
eTnternational News Service
Louisville
Wabash
Ohio
White River
Indiana
Cincinnati
Hyde
Wounded Fag No Woman Strick By Stray
An incident near a bank ended with a stray bullet injuring a woman as she was dressing at home. The assailant fired during a botched attempt, and bystander proximity delayed help. No further details on motives or suspects are provided.
Hitler to present new disarmament plan at Reichstag
Britain stays firm on arms equality as world war clouds gather. Chancellor Adolf Hitler will submit a disarmament proposal to the Reichstag and world opinion on Wednesday, aiming to ease international suspicion that Germany is preparing for another war. Contines On Page Two.
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ARNO
Posch-Fleurot
Miaft ‘ Gorrespondant - Berocin
Adolf ‘Hitler
Reichstag
Germany
Hils
Mat
Unclear Voice Battles Figures Over Art and Education
Special to the News reports a fragmented dispute in Monica California mentioning Rockefeller and a Mexican artist. The piece hints at conflicts over art and education, with garbled phrases suggesting debate about influence and value in culture and possibly propaganda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monica
Cal
Young Rockefeller
Guy
Asia
Rockefeller
New Wilmington Boy Dies After Auto Crash Near Akron
A four year old, Charles Minteer of New Wilmington, died from a neck fracture after a car collision at Brimfield near Akron. The vehicle swerved, a door flew open, and the child was thrown from the car as it overturned. He died en route to a hospital. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 2 30 p m in the United Presbyterian church at New Wilmington.
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Brimfield
Akron
Charles Minteer
Arthur Minteer
New Wilmington
Axkrog
Minteers
Minteer
Charles
United Prespbyterian
New Willaington
Evacuation Ordered for Americans in Tungshow District
Nelson T. Johnson American minister to China ordered immediate evacuation of American citizens including women and children from Tungshow as Japanese Manchukuo forces advance toward Peiping and Tientsin. He told Earl Ballou to prepare to move boys girls and adult staff of Tungchow school to Peiping and instructed Consul General Frans Lockhart to list Americans and property in North China for transmission to Japan with a warning US will expect full protection of lives and interests.
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St .Tientsin
North China
Johnson
United States
Employment And Wage Payments Show Increase In PA
Pennsylvania factory employment rose one percent and wage payments rose five percent from mid March to mid April, based on Philadelphia Federal Reserve data from 785 firms employing over 200,000 workers. Operating time climbed seven percent with strongest gains in Sunbury New Castle York Lancaster and Pittsburgh areas. Perry Kirker Smith, long hospitalized on Hamilton Street, has recovered enough to return home and is progressing nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Federal Reserve Bank
Sunbury
New Castle
York
Lancaster
Pittsburgh
Mys
Perry
Kirker Smith
Hamilton Street
New Cagle Hospital
Death notices list several individuals and ages in a local record
A fragmented death record lists Concetta Polidora age 4 percent at 602 East Sutton Street Roy A Perry age 38 of Los Angeles California Gladys Audrey Cameron age 2 Washington township Max Geiger age 87 at 642 South Bay Street Wilmington Caries Minteer age 4 New Wilmington Mrs Ron Rollinson Marshall age 43 Leeburg Mrs Link Dunac age 73 County Howe Olbver F Negley Pittsburgh.
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Concetta Polidora
East Sutton Street
Leak
Roy’ A. Perry
Los Saxeles
Cal
Gladys Audrey Cameron
Washington Township
Max Geiger
South Bay Sireet
Caries
Minteer
New Wilmington
Ron
Rollinson Marshall
Leeburg
Link Dtunac
County Howe
Olbver
F. Negley
Pittsburgh
Ernest Torrence Dies After Abdominal Operation
New York May 15 Ernest Torrence motion picture actor died at Lennox Hill hospital at 5 15 am from complications following an abdominal operation. He was en route to Scotland for vacation after being taken ill aboard the liner Empress of Britain two days before reaching New York. Torrence a veteran of concert operatic and film stages made his debut as a concert pianist 89 years ago in Edinburgh and later became an operatic baritone and joined the Savoy Opera company in London before coming to the United States early this century. Tarrence Gontinnet On Page Two
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International News Service
New York
Ernest Torence
Lennox Hill Hospital
Torrence
Scotland
Edinburg
Europe
Savoy Operat Conpany
London
United States
Orly
Centaur
City plans Cascade Park control by city after vote
Council unanimously approved Mayor Charles B. Mayne's motion to accept the Pennsylvania Power Company proposition for city ownership of Cascade Park. A contract will be drafted to enable Memorial Day access. the city would lease the park for 41000 annually at no tax cost, with a board of commissioners in charge.
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Charles B. Mayne
Pennsylvania Power Company
Cascade Park
Genkinger
Tazpayere
Mooney
Board of Commissioners
Treser
Fridey
Trolley Dispute Goes Into Court
Rochester Pennsylvania May 15 The borough Beaver Valley Traction dispute moves to court for a hearing on a temporary injunction to stop interference with trolley service. The clash began when the street paving was refused. Two company workers arrested for knocking down police barriers were released on writs of habeas corpus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CinternaGons
Rochester
Beaver Valley Traction Company
Troltey Company
Fragmentary prose on bathrooms and plumbing trends
The text riffs on imagined wealth and fancy bathrooms with modern plumbing. It mentions snappy bathrooms, a splash, and a dandy shower, then muses on sitting and pondering spigots and soap as weather and sun hints mix in the odd fragments.
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PA Newc
Second United Presbyterian Church
Daily Weather Report
BIG Public
al Smith
Anny
Ohio River
Ilinois
Frankfort
Pranklins
Strick
Stray
Doris Minor
Hier Preans
Britain
Davis
Geneva
Razer
Ieenins
Tungshow District
Ernest Torrence
New York Hospital
California
George Berna Shaw
Ernest Torrente
Arthur Mometer
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