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Somerset Daily American

Location

Somerset, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1938

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Ealy Speaks Against Party Lines in Grand Jury Bill Fight

Senator Ealy argued that the bills were aimed at stifling a grand jury probe into misfeasance by the governor and associates. He framed the session as a constitutional hurry to whitewash charges, urging proper investigation over partisan shielding and calling the governor’s anger at the courts surprising.

Charles H. Early Jacob B. Schrock Ellis C. Boose Harrisburg Earle Senate House Early Anthony J. Cavalcante Fayette County J. Albert Reed Washington County Cavalcante Reed Senator Ealy Commonwealth United States

Pennsylvania House to Probe Earle Open Campaign Charges

Dem leaders plan one month adjournment to allow a House committee to investigate alleged campaign misconduct by Governor George H. Earle and 13 associates. The special session aims to press key measures while the grand jury probe proceeds, with witnesses like Margiotti and Shelley expected.

House Committee Earle Tom Reedy Harrisburg House George H. Earle Carl B. Shelley Dauphin Dauphin Court State Supreme Court Paul N. Schaeffer Berks Supreme Court Capital Schaeffer Guy K. Bard House Committee of Seven Roy E. Furman Snelley Charles J. Margiotti Margiotti Shelley Rep Ellwood J. Turner Herbert B. Cohen York County Turner Joseph P. Ominsky Philadelphia James Patterson Allegheny Eugene Caputo Beaver

Fay Templeton Leaves Pittsburgh for San Francisco

Fay Templeton, famed for the gay nineties and Gilbert and Sullivan roles, will move from Pittsburgh to live with relatives in San Francisco due to arthritis. She says she will never return to Pittsburgh despite kind treatment there. The Somerset Graduate Nurses Association plans a benefit festival on the Colvin lawn at 129 East Main Street on Thursday evening, August 4.

Pittsburgh Fay Templeton San Francisco Miss Templeton Somerset Graduate Nurses Association Colvin Lawn E. Main St

Somerset Bar Opposes Sale But Sale Expected To Continue

A Somerset County Bar Association resolution urged postponing the treasurer's sale of seated lands set for Monday August 1 at 10 am. The bar said delaying would avoid penalties under a tax bill then awaiting legislative action. Officials indicated the sale would proceed despite the bar's recommendation.

Somerset County Bar Association Bar Association Norman T. Boose R. W. Trevorrow Neva Longridge General Assembly The J. A. Berkey L. W. Walker E. O. Kooser Frank R. Coder Berkey Boose

Spring broke car crashed into Lavansville property

A car veered off Route 31 and struck Samuel Ream’s Lavansville yard causing $125 in damage to property and $180 to the car. The vehicle crossed the road, hit a tree, damaged a well cover and house before resting by a summer house.

Samuel Ream Lavansville William Shirey Greensburg F. O. Lease Somerset Lavansville Hill Shirey Ream Yard Pinchot Allenvale Lincoln Township Floyd R. Miller West Race Street Henry Meholic Melcroft Fayette County Mary Blucas Carrie Masick Mary Nedrow Meholic Blucas Masick Nedrow Lincoln Highway Jennertown

Manila search for Hawaii Clipper continues with no new clues

Forces scoured the last unsearched area near the Hawaii Clipper while four planes swept east of its last radioed position. No wreckage found beyond a discarded paper box, as officials and air commerce investigators pursue possible causes of the missing giant flying boat and its 15 occupants.

Manila Guam Meigs Eep Navy Philippine Alwint Island Here Samar Island United States Bureau of Air Commerce William T Miller Washington Alameda Calif Miller Pacific

Hawaii Clipper Crash Hope Persists Amid Oil Slick Theories

Pan American Airways officials refuse to abandon hope after the Hawaii Clipper vanished near the Philippines. They question the oil slick’s significance and seek a search by Richard Archbold and his Cuba. The crash scenario is weighed against rapid radio contact and a surface wreck trace.

San Francisco Pan-American AirWays Hawaii Richard Archbold South Seas Cuba Archbold California New Guinea Hollandia Manila

Hope of Finding Clipper Fades in Naval Circles

The Hawaii Clipper search waned as surface ships and aircraft scoured the Pacific, with another sweep east of Lu placeholder, indicating renewed doubts about locating the missing aircraft.

Clipper Washington Hawaii

Hawaiian Clipper Plane Missing in Pacific

A Hawaiian Clipper flying boat with six passengers and a crew of nine vanishes about 600 miles southeast of Manila en route from Guam to the Philippines. Pilot Cap. Leo Ter letzky is among the crew. the craft is one of three in transpacific service.

Pacific Manila P. L Guam Philippines Transpacific Service Cap Leo Terletzky

Beerton beer garden brawl leaves two injured suspects jailed

Walter Kowalczyk 34 of Boswell, hospitalized with two chest stab wounds, says the fight began in Walter Designore’s Ralph ton beer garden after an argument. Designore, 38, a beer hall proprietor, was arrested and held on aggravated assault with intent to kill. Kowalczyk’s condition described as not serious but he lost significant blood. Policemen Schmoyer and Jacobs recovered a bloodstained knife.

Ralphton Somerset Community Hospital Walter Kowalczyk Boswell Joe Delsignore Elmer Schmoyer Delsignore Schmoyer H. C. Jacobs Schmeyer Dessignore Kowalczyk Calessandro Ko- Walczyk Ecmeyer

Gas Well Spouts With Force At Longbridge Greensburg

A high pressure gas well on the John Marshall farm near Longbridge Greensburg spouted violently as workers from People's Natural Gas Company attempted to cap it. The well, drilled to 17 655 feet, was brought in last Friday on a 7000 acre lease and drew hundreds of motorists to watch the capping efforts.

Greensburg John Marshall Farm People's Natural Gas Company Marshall Farm Longbridge Ae

President Roosevelt Ends Galapagos Fishing Expedition

President Roosevelt finished fishing in the Galapagos Islands aboard the cruiser Houston. The vessel sailed toward Cocos Island 380 miles northeast en route to the Panama Canal, with a two day stop planned at the Costa Rican Coco possession near the Canal Zone.

Houiston Galapagos Archipelago Roosevelt Galapagos Islands Houston Cocos Island Panama Canal Coc Costa Rica Canal Zone

Russo held on double murder charge in Milford

Dominick Russo a Lackawaxen farmer was jailed on a two count murder charge after the bodies of Frank and Carl Cortese were found beside his barn ashes. State police testified Russo admitted shooting the brothers with a 12 gauge shotgun and claimed a momentary struggle with Carl before the killings.

Milford Dominick Russo Pike County Frank Carl Cortese Justice of the Peace Ewart Wolfe Russo Charles Stewart Justice of the Peace Wolf Cortese Stewart

Vote Strike in Five Pittsburgh Stores

Service workers of five large downtown department stores voted to strike at midnight Monday after failed contract talks. About 500 workers including elevator operators janitors porters and maids would be affected. Union officials said overtime pay during peak periods and guaranteed paid vacations were demanded.

Pittsburgh Building Service Employes International Union AFL

Bishop Warns of Threat to Liberty in Sermon

Dr. Adna Waht Leonard of Pittsburgh, resident bishop of the Methodist Episcopal church, warned at Marble Collegiate church that nationalism endangers individual freedom and religious liberty. He urged protection of free churches, schools, speech, press, and personal rights by law as essential to American heritage.

New York Adna Wa&ht Leonard Pittsburgh The Methodist Episcopal Church Marble Collegiate

Pettengill Seeks Defeat of O Connor Over Government Reform

Representative Pettengill denounces a drive to purge Representative O Connor from public life. He calls O Connor a top House Rules Committee member and warns his defeat would cut Democratic influence in the northeast. Pettengill attacks the idea congressmen must obey dictates from Washington.

Washington Pettengill D-Ind O’connor D-Ny O'Connor House Rules Committee Mr. Roosevelt Basil O’connor Petingill Pettingill

Japs Grush Opposition Near Kiukiang in Kiangsi Drive

Japanese forces reportedly shattered three Chinese divisions in 24 hours as they pushed from Kiukiang toward Kiangsi province. A Chinese line said withering opposition faced by invaders but the Japanese claimed the campaign is progressing satisfactorily. Fourteen miles southeast of Kiukiang lies Kuling refuge for foreigners and Chinese evacuees.

Shanghai Kiangsi Kiukiang Yangtze Hankow Kuling Nanchang

Oil Investigating Commission Bill Shifts to Appropriations Panel

Harrisburg July 31 The House appropriations committee will review the bill to revive the oil investigating commission before a vote. The measure was pulled from the calendar and sent to the committee during the dawn session Saturday.

Harrisburg House Appropriations Committee Oil Investigating Commission House

Japan says Soviet forces repulsed in border clashes near Changkufeng

Japanese army communique reports two major Soviet counterattacks against Changkufeng and Shachofeng, with heavy artillery and tanks. Russians left 50 bodies. Japan seized two tanks and two field pieces. Tokyo cites a terrible fight for the hilltop near Manchoukuo, Korea, and Vladivostok area. Soviet casualties and equipment losses are noted by Korean authorities.

Japanese War Office Gawn Chankkufeng Manchoukuo Korea Siberia War Office Japanese Korea Vladivostok Moscow Tokyo Fumimaro Konoye Seishiro Itagaki Manchurian Affairs Bureau Kazushige Ugaki Shachufeng Changkufeng Hill Changkufeng Shachofeng

Weekend Shower Outlook West Virginia and Pennsylvania

Weather forecast shows showers in West Virginia and western Pennsylvania on Monday and Tuesday with generally fair and warmer conditions overall. Eastern Pennsylvania and Maryland expect showers on Monday possibly Tuesday with little temperature change.

West Virginia Pennsylvania Maryland

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