Election of New L C C F Officers Announced
On April 1934 in Whiladephis the election committee counted 1032 Odd Fellows lodges votes and reported Prof. G Will Henry of Harrisburg as grand master and Clifford Aww of New Castle as deputy grand master. The five candidates contended for grand master. session set in Stroudsburg June 10 to 14. Henry has long served the order and public speaking roles, with state membership over 150000 men and 33000 women as Rebekah members.
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Whiladephis
NR. Daugherty
Pitts Hueyt
Oddelles
Pennsylvania
G. Will Henry
Herrisburg
Rand
Clifford Aww
Fenton
New Castle
Harry C. Stephens
Philadelphia
Frank Shannon
Keg
Pittston
Fred ©. Hangen, Fay
Scrafton
John N. Mark
DT City
Gran Ware
Stroudsburg
G Will Benry
Order
Rebekeh
Tribout Master Mind of Stavisky Henchmen Built Millions
Paris April 30 A UPI report traces Tribout, once Stavisky’s ally, from a Dockside rascal to a man who ran a Paris gaming club and funded associates. He rose through crime to wealth, helped Stavisky, and later faced jail as investigations linked him to a vast white slave ring and black market dealings in France.
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Tribout
Stavisky
Samuel Dashiell
Thomas Gope
United Press
Paris
Samaritan Express
Tura Mateh
Dante
Lis
Mbbery
Ritz
Eugene
Teihout
Rewly
Isil
le Havre
Buge de 'Tripout
Denville
Tribont
Buenos Ayres
Tritout
Provinces
Havre Tough
Slavisky
Arlette
Stagisky
Breil
Romagnian
Stor
ANOTHER PHILA LEADER SWINGS TO GUFFEY
The Roosevelt Democrat ticket gains momentum in a Pennsylvania primary with City Controller S Davis Wilson endorsing George H Earle for governor and Joseph F Guffey for Senate Wilson cites his reform record and calls for a new deal in Philadelphia and Harrisburg to advance reforms The endorsement positions Wilson against Republican rivals and anti Roosevelt Democrats as he urges support for Barre and Guffey
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Phila
Guffey
Guffey-Harle
Democratic State Committee
Pennsylvania
Joseph Guffey
United States Senate
George H. Barle
Philadelphia
Bureau of Weights and Measures
BR. T
Undeliers
Reed Faces Roosevelt Record In Senate Contest
The piece argues Senator David A. Reed should study the record and compare Roosevelt era gains to Hoover era policy. It cites bank clearings rising 98 percent year over year, New York 24.6 percent, major city gains, higher internal revenue so far that year, rising car loadings, and corporate earnings improving after deficits. It calls Reed an able conservative but warns his policies failed to halt decline of the prior two years.
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Reed
David A. Reed
Roosevelt
Hoover
New York
Fone Corporation
Reet
Chtisen
Hollywood Film Makers Emphasize Sex Appeal In Music
Ted FioRito, a band leader in Hollywood, says success today hinges on sex appeal in film music. He notes the violin, drums, and piano as core heart instruments that carry rhythm and emotion, with brass and reed sections adding punch. He explains dancers’ response signals a strong arrangement and tests the music’s appeal.
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Hollywood
Musc
Ted FioRiLo
Fio-Rito
Fid-Rito
M-G
Gus
Mmern
Mic- Rita
Aroua
Former Warren editor honored with bronze marker
A Kittanning Leader-Times society note honors Clare A. Berger, former Warren newspaper editor, with a bronze marker placed before a mountain ash tree planted last fall by the Kittanning Garden Club. The inscription reads the tree was planted in his honor by the club in 1933.
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Berger
Ue Etuby
Clare A. Benger
Kittenning, Garden Club
Weather Bureau to expand forecasts with all masses method
Washington April 80 United Press reports the weather bureau will launch a new forecast accuracy program on July 1 using all-mass method forecasting. Air mass data will be gathered via meteorographs on aircraft wings and shared with army and navy ships for broader weather mapping.
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United Press
Washington
Weather Bureau
Skky
Department of Agculture 9A Fong
Army
Navy
Saratoga
Lexington
Langley
Ranger
Wright
California
Chicago
Wether Bureau
J.B. Kincer
Paris Fashion Tip On The Smart Woman's Makeup
In a Paris fashion note a critic extols a conservative set of makeup items limited to three creams two powders and assorted eye creams pencils and lipsticks. It urges choosing items to suit day and night use and varying weather.
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Teslay
Horoscope and stray notices from Octavine's STAR SIGNALS
The column offers daily star readings withBirthdate hints and household tips urging early shopping for shoes and underwear. It notes Capricorn traits and green color associations, plus casual forecasts for personal and business gains through July 23 and late November. A stray update mentions air service readiness with twin motor planes similar to train berths.
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Begum Hay
Dee
Corry Journal 1913 May Day Preparations and Local News
Old Corry items recount a legal primary election note, a brother’s letter from a seaman aboard an American ship, and local events. Attending figures include Mayor John B. Patterson, L. W. Olds, J. P. Austin, and others. Community notes cover a May Party at the State Armory, a new Corry Cheese factory opening, fishing trips, a high school game with Gary, and local decorations plans.
Impressive Memorials Offer for Decoration Day
Impressive memorials available for monuments markers corner urns cemetery vases with a large selection and low prices. Chas A Myers, authorized Rock of Ages Granite dealer, invites calls at No 1 East Columbus Ave corner North Center St, phone 172R.
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Igesta
Desler
Rock of Apes
Chas. A. Myers
East
Lumbus. Ave
North Center St
Viscose Plant Strike Settled in Philadelphia Area
Regional labor board officials announced that worker and Viscose company representatives reached a settlement ending a strike that risked halting six rayon manufacturing plants. The pact, drafted after a board sponsored conference, awaits ratification by employees at Lewistown, Marcus Hook, Meadville, Parkersburg, Roanoke, Nitro, and other plants before final approval in Philadelphia.
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Pimiladelphia
Labor Board
2Ankeim
Rayba
Wil Ue
Stanley Rood
Lewistown
Marcus Hook
Meadville
Parkersburg
W. Va
Roanoke
Nitro
Philadelps
Woods Fire Threatens Franklin Neighborhood
A woodlands blaze near Franklin’s First Ward district spread over several acres on April 30. Firemen, Boy Scouts, and fire wards contained the fire at General Manifola and Printing Company property as wind raised fears of wider spread in the dry conditions.
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Franklin
General Manifola & Printing Company
First Ward
Centrol
Distance Runners From Cumberland Shine in Boston Marathon
Brothers Ted Billy Harry Ray and Archie Sherman are distance runners. Harry and Billy finished 16th and 35th respectively in the recent Boston Athletic Association Marathon.
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Cumberland R. I—Bily
Ted
Harry
Ray
Archie Sherman
Billy
Boston A. A
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Warren
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Filit
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Chester A. Davis
Wallace
Davis
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SL Clair County Police Association
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American Airways
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Wile Torest
Visiers
Garlyle Bowman
Rop Swanson
Bathechip
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Bre
State Federation
Intendance
John B. Pattason
L. W. Olds
J. P. Austin
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Ben Star
F. Brow
W. EU. March
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Tate
Ann O'Neil
Jann O'Neil
Corry
Wilkinburg
Arthur Mapes
Detroit, Mich
H. L. Spiesmat
West Church Street
Elmer Shiss
Wheeling
W- Va
Harry Stone
Nathaniel Stone
Meadville High School
State Armory
Corry Hospital
Second Avenus North
George Roberts
W. A. Steen
W. 5
Meserve
Clymer
Harry Weeks
Paul Stine
Moulwell
Sprig Creal
Warren High School
Gary High
Pain Mes
Paul Downey
Paul Webe
Lilian Morgaridze
Mabel Stinnett
Mestes
Frank C.chapin & Sons
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