Mussolini Warns Against Undue Hope In European Talks
Mussolini warns Italians to be realistic about European arms muddle as Britain France and Italy lack complete unity of thought since Germany's rearmament. Eden meets Beck in Warsaw to explore a compromise on eastern security while Poland resists any eastern pact that would drag it into a broader conflict.
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Britain
France
Italy
Mussolini
Warsaw
Rome
Talians
London
Europe
Anthony Eden
Seni
Poland
Benito Mussolini
Lago Maggiore
Stresa
Duce
Germany
Popolo D'Italia
Laval
Berlin
Moscow
Prague
Obituary notices and Moscow bandit executions mix in brief
Obituary notices report Ira Miles Cochran 42 of Bell township and others from Punxsawney to Kelly Station, with several funeral details. The Moscow dispatch notes eight more executions, bringing weekly total to 30, for banditry in Moscow and Leningrad, including police impersonation and robberies. sentences include death and ten-year terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Leningrad
Supreme Court
District Court
Kiwanis Meeting Featured Indiana County Ag Leaders
Kiwanis Club guests included Agronomists Inc officials Clyde Houck and Joe Campbell who spoke with others from the Indiana County Agricultural Association. Speakers shared slides and county leadership in cattle pigs chickens dogs pomona fruit and potato progress highlighting Indiana County as a state leader and pota toes standout. Decorations from Willis & Henderson greenhouses complemented the evening with sweetpeas and boutonnieres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agronomists, Inc
Kiwanis Club
Rustie Lodge
Agriliuionl Night
George Steinheiser
John W. Winer
Indiana County Agricultural Association
Indiana County
Actals
Pomona Grange
W. R. Thomas
Indiana
Fruit Growers’ Association
Robert Thompson
Horse and Mule Association
Jacob Fyock
Potato and Seed Improvement Association
Willis & Henderson
Funeral services held at Mount Union Church
Funeral services will be conducted at Mount Union Church at 2 30 p m on Wednesday with interment in the church cemetery.
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Ira Miles Cochran
Bell Township
Jeers County
Blas C
Ruth
Miller) Cochran
Blacklick Township
Aeers Pation
Punxshawney
Flo
Beth- el
Harry Prugh
Homer City
Presbyterian Uchurch
Oakland Cemetery
Bernard Clark, Vinfant
Bernard
Lillian Caylor
Creekside
Wayne
James
Streams
United Presbyterian Cemetery
Willes
Ruth Gaugher
Lewis Klingensmith
Sadie Dixon
Ellsworth
Marie Todd
Kelly Station
Lewis Klilingensmith
Belly Bethel Church Cemetery
Larue
Jay
Viola
Maktin) Ackerson
Cherry Hill Township
Richard
Robert
Helen
Lulu
Ackerson
Mr. Robertson
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Penn Run
Manor Cemetery
Mason
Mount Union Church
Year Budget Plan Scoffed By Senate Leaders
In Harrisburg the crisis deepens as Republican Senate leaders scoff at three budget plans from Senator Harry Shapiro Philadelphia. He proposes one year funding by using relief funds and motor fund for new construction plus a tax package to finance a one year budget. Two year funding would rely on raising the sales tax to three percent. The Finance Committee moves to dispose of the tax bills quickly while hearings on tobacco and amusement taxes aim to raise 17000000 for emergency funds. Relief issues dominate the session as Gov Earle’s proposals face tight scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rpublican Senate
Harry Shapiro
Philadelphia
Shapiro
Senate Finance Committee
Canmiltes
Earle
Ollitr
House
Une
Frank W. Bush
Senate
Democrats
Washington
INS
Congress
PWA
FERA
CCC
Roosevelt
London protest greets naval stoker hanging
In London on April 2 a naval stoker named Leonard Aingstock was hanged for murder amid a mass protest led by Mrs. Van der Elst and the Anti-Death Penalty Society. Planes circled, banners cried Stop the Death Sentence, and sandwich men urged abolition as police barred breaches near the prison.
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Charles A. Smith
INS Star
London
INS
van der Elst
Sandwich
Leonard Brigstock
Petiy
Tegan
Chattam
England
Leonard Aingstock
Pennsylvania relief reform debated in legislature
A joint committee would probe the relief program, with six members from both chambers to study redistribution. Senate plans include county boards to run aid, old age and blind pensions, funded by counties. Johnson reported 40,262,814 dollars spent on relief for 1,722,880 people since January 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
House
Miles B. Horst
Lebanon
Senate
Batchelor
George Woodward
Philadelphia
Johnson
Earle
New York
Administration Moves to Strip Glass From Emergency Bills
Washington dispatch reports an undercover drive by the Roosevelt administration to remove Senator Carter Glass from control of emergency appropriation bills. The plan would shift leadership to Senator James Byrnes, amid a bitter debate over the 4.88 billion Work Relief bill. Senate leaders warn of intraparty warfare if Byrnes is elevated.
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Washington
INS
Carter Glass
Virginia
Roosevelt
Senate
Glass
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
Robinson
Byrnes
Glhiss
Roosevelt Grants Treasury Power to Punish Trade Discriminators
President Roosevelt gives the Treasury the authority to withdraw tariff reduction benefits from nations that discriminate against American trade. The policy allows automatic tariff concessions to nondiscriminating countries while discriminators get a grace period to change, or lose benefits under US trade agreements.
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U. S
Washington
INS
Roosevelt
Secretary of the Treasury
State Department
United States
Treasury Department
Senate bill offers six installment plan for 1935 realty taxes
A Senate measure proposed by Senator Harry Shapiro of Philadelphia would abate penalties and interest on delinquent realty taxes if paid in six semi annual installments starting June 1 1935 and if 1935 taxes are paid before delinquency. The provision follows an earlier plan to deduct costs of distributing the State Workmen's Insurance Fund to injured workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Harry Shapiro
Philadelphia
Trade treaties spark Senate clash over farm costs
Washington dispatch notes fierce opposition in Congress to Hull trade pacts aimed at boosting foreign commerce. Republicans and Democrats attack the impact on farmers, AAA programs, and taxpayer costs while urging repeal of treaty powers. Cuba is the only current agreement, with others planned including Belgium Brazil and potential deals with Finland Italy.
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1. N.S
Washington
Congress
Hull
AAA
Arthur Vandenberg
Michigan
Senate
Key Pittman
Nevada
Roosevelt
Pittman
McCarran
Cuba
Belgium
Brazil
State Department
Italy
Apeel
Finland
Treasury Balance Report Through March 30
Treasury balance in Washington as of March 30 stood at 2 445 841 872 39 dollars with internal revenue 4 757 715 33 and customs receipts totaling 32 303 120 06. The data reflect early April reporting from the INS Treasury balance overview.
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Treasury
Washington
Internal Revenue
Stock Market Brisk Utilities Lift Market Amid Slim Gains
New York April 2 Strength and activity in the utilities enlivened a sluggish market. Gains were fractional as some merchandising and packing shares weakened. J C Penney fell to a new low. National Biscuit faced foods pressure. Rayburn bill hopes buoyed some preferreds. U S Steel rose briefly then fell. Mungo the Dodgers pitcher noted as ambidextrous with left handed throwing in brief mention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Gould
INS
New York
J. C. Penney
National Bisewit
Rayburn
West Penn Electric Group
American Telephone
Supreme Court
Chesapeake & Ohio
U.S
Chrysler
Presbytery to Meet April 8 9 in Harmony Church
The Kittanning Presbytery Spring session will convene Monday and Tuesday April 8 and 9 at Harmony Presbyterian Church. The docket includes worship, roll calls, committee reports, missions, nominations, elections for General Assembly and Synod commissioners, and various program and financial reports. Rev. Walter Kennedy of Templeton and Rev. C O Anderson preside, with sessions including Doxology, Sacrament of the Lord's Supper, and announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kittanning
Harmony Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Council
Kittanning Presbytery
Walter Kennedy
Templeton
C. O. Anderson
Presbytery
Hiterton
Saltsburg
Tunnelton
Anderson
Currie’s Run
Jacksonville
Rossiter
Rockbridge
Offutt
Appleby Manor
Clark
Whitesburg
Scott
EB. C. Good
S. D. Regester
C. A. Waltman
J. A . Fryar
Cherry Lane
C. L. de Prefontaine
National Missions
H. M. Foster
Foreign Missions Committee
Rev. C
General Assembly and
Synod
Presbyterial Council
Alfred Barrett
J. M. Jackson
R. M. Offutt
D. D
Hold Father Who Beat Daughter
Clarence Hilderhoff, 26, of Sharpsburg near Pittsburgh, is held for trial after witnesses testified he beat his two year old daughter Eileen with a stick, strap and hand until she was black and blue from the waist down. The mother, Helen Hilderhoff, admitted the abuse occurred last Wednesday to Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Clarence Hilderhoff
Sharpsburg
Here
Pial
Eileen
Justice of the Peace
Anthony Ferraro
Helen Hilderhof
the Humane Society
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Mary Jane (Mason) Detwiler
Pine Township
Robert Mason
Cecil
Hazel
Roy
Earl
Arthur
Carl
William
Blatte
Blair
Glenn
Bertha
Russia
Sporous
Airmesh Rayon
And
Lisle
Moorhead
Kiwanians Agronomists
Indiana County Extension Associations
Harrisburg
Penlnsylvania
Robert L. Johnson
Naval Stoker
JINS
Fred Mentzer
Westmoreland
Indiana Motor Co
Buick Sales and Service
Real Moore Hotel
Oday
Sprace
Mungo
Yan Lingle
Dodgers
Winston-Salem
Allied Chem
Atchison T and Sf
Atlantic
Beth Silata
Ches and Orr
Columbia Gas
Cent
Curtiss-Wright du Pont
Eastman
Kodak
Pitt Brew Co
J C Penney Co
Kennecot
Monty Ward
Texas Corp
United Corp
United Gas Imp
US Rubber
US Steel
Warner Bros PLC
Westinghouse Elec
Woolworth
Col
J. J. Daub
D. T. Scalt
Sessional Records Commission
Roy J. Werner Vale
B. W. Kopsack
J. E. Givers
Presbyterian
Casey Stengel
Gordon Phelps
Stengel
Shanty Hogan
Schnozzola Lombardi
Gabby Hartnett
Gus Mancuso
Phelps
Chicago Cubs
Ray Berres
Sacramento
America
Soly
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