Educational Blessing Seen in Current Economic Conditions
Harrisburg reports that Pennsylvania schools may benefit from tax revenue cuts as districts trim budgets and remove nonessential costs. State Superintendent James N Rule warns against cutting teacher salaries. consolidation of tax collections and use of emergency funds may help sustain standards without sacrificing staff.
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Sidney JW. Liges
N. S
Harrisburg
INS
Pennsylvania
James N. Rule
Rule
Aix
Ruse
Vitamin C isolation marks biochemical advance in nutrition
Dr King and colleagues announce isolation and identification of processes linking Vitamin C to body substances. A successful diet omission test showed no scurvy symptoms in subjects with normal vitality. Dr Silverman notes significance for metabolism, growth, and tooth structure, with April Philadelphia meeting upcoming for formal presentation.
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A. Silverman
Dild
King
American Society of Biological Chemists
Philadelphia
Engagement Made Known at Derry Party
At a Derry party Miss Worothy H. Duncan announced engagement to Pred Ramsey. Guests enjoyed Bridge and Five Hundred. Lunch fortunes revealed the engagement. Miss Duncan, a Derry Borough High and Indiana State Teachers College graduate, teaches at Heilwood. Ramsey, a Duff’s Iron City College and Derry native, works in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Bowman
Derry
Worothy H. Duncan
Thomas Duncan
Pred Rameey
Bridge
Duncan
Derry Borough High
Indiana State Teachers College
Heilwood
Gre Mitu Be
Duff's Iron \City College
Pittsburgh
Bargain Day Promises Low Prices In Indiana Event
Merchants and shoppers are urged to mark selections for Suburban Day in Indiana on Thursday April 7. The drive highlights reduced prices not seen for months with emphasis on financial prudence and mutual benefit between buyers and merchants. Local business voices anticipate a strong turnout and renewed community commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Candidates For Primary In Harrisburg Listed By County Officials
A certified list of all candidates who filed for nomination in Harrisburg was received by the Indiana County Commissioners. The document covers Republican, Democratic, and Socialist entries for Congress, state offices, delegates to the national convention, and the state committee, with candidate names, counties, and ballot order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Indiana
Congress
Nathan T. ‘Strong
Jefferson Co
Robert McEldowney
Cambria
Steele Clark
D. A. Dorn
James Lucas Kinter
Wm. C. Widdowson
Blacklick
Gharies
D. R. Tomb
Hezekiah J. Lohr
Elder Peeler
McClellan Gordon
Earl &. Hewitt
Clair Sloan
Edward M. Thompson
Hoe
Chester R. Fisher
Robinson
Lewis G. Clark
Russell K. Gamble
Floyd Braughter
Rochester Mills
Thomas Peaier
Marie Widdowson
Eugene Morton
Blairsville
Annual Bird House Contest Winners 1932 Listed
The Gazetta lists winners across Tenderfoot to Cub divisions including Rustic House and Finished Lumber House entries. Judges praised Scouts resourcefulness and craftsmanship with displays accessible Friday and Saturday evenings in the Gazette building.
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Tenderfoot
Martin Vance
Arihant Neelay
Clymer
Rustic
Way, Watson
Finikshed Lumber
Merle Fletchar
Alyin Colgan
Clauss
Huntiv Louse
Lyon Wiidowsen
Matlin Howse
Charles Shugatta
Indiana
Hird Bath
Goebel Plans To Break Altitude Record Today
Goebel aims for an altitude record with sealed barographs from Washington installed in the ship by the official observer. The observer stays from takeoff to landing, then returns to Washington for calibration before the attempt becomes official. Army officers at Selfridge Field lend an oxygen outfit. 30,000 spectators attend the air show as the public grows more air minded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Selfridge Bidd
Dramatic Hawaii trial opens amid crowd at Hall of Chiefs
Honolulu reporters describe a crowded Hall of the Chiefs as the Kahahawal murder case unfolds. Grace Hubbard Fortescue, mother of Thalia Massie, faces questioning with calm amid armed guards and a cosmopolitan courtroom audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crand
Hawaii
Maonstredy
Ines
Pearl Warrior Naval Base
Darrow
7. C. Kelley
Kuhahawal
Thalia Massie
Fortescue
Salent
Massie
Davis
Kelley
Barry Ulrich
Kahahawal
Honolulu
Grace Hubbard Fortescue
Pacific
Kelen Rinley
Roosevelt Strength Test Shifts in Chicago Concession Talks
Democratic clashes unfold as Roosevelt and Anti-Roosevelt factions bargain over June plans in Chicago and Wisconsin primaries loom for 26 convention delegates. New York’s 86 district delegates head to Chicago uninstructed as leaders ponder post-convention choices amid renewed party maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Roosevelt
Alfred KE. Smith
Smith
New York
Buffalo
Massachusetts
John F. Gurry
Chicago
Frank
Clymer Council Keeps Millage Level Amid Tax Shortfall
Clymer Borough Council met with all members present and kept the 1932 millage unchanged at 16 mills General Fund 11 and Sinking Fund A 4. Real estate valuation dropped about 13 000 from last year, leaving a projected total of 16 124.69 after exonerations. Welfare report shows aid to 64 families from Dec 1932 to Apr 1932 totaling 176.57 in food and clothing for December and 93.60 January 109.61 February 130.57 March. local bread supply added about 650 loaves since Jan 1 1952. Donations came from King Greiner Marshall Ebensburg baking firms and local stores. March card party added 48.03. Coal and food purchases relied on wholesale pricing and donated coal. County farm contributed 37 bushels potatoes 66 pounds lard and 49 sacks flour. Indiana Evening Gazette thanks pledged for support. A seeds program to help families grow own vegetables is planned.
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Clymer
Clymer Borough
Counci
Central Trading Store
Welfare Station
Greiner, Marshall and
Ebensburg
Tate Bros
Sgmecia Bros
M. P. King of Clymer
Indiana
Indiana Evening Gazette
Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corporation
Indiana County Welfare Association
Stocks at 12:30 summary of many major issues
A 12:30 stock listing shows numerous equities including American Can American Car and Foundry American Smelting Anaconda Berkshire Hathaway none, Bethlehem Steel Chrysler Coca Cola General Electric General Motors Kennecott Patagonia? Packard Motor Reading Radio Sears Roebuck Studebaker Texas Corporation United States Steel Westinghouse Electric. various percentages noted amid a dense, fractured quotation list reflecting a broad market snapshot.
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Aly American Smelting
Abe
ALT. T
Bethlehem Steel Thy
N.Y.N
Narft
West
North American
Packard Motor
Penna
Radio Corp
Reading Kh. R
Sears Roebuck
Sovony-Vaetuimn
Vis Slail
Val
St. Oil
N. J. - Athe ‘Studebaker
Ay Texas Corp
Lia United Corp
U.S. Steel
Westinghouse
Willys- Arate Fae
Electry Mord Lab
Pennrpad Corp
Sescciseceae
Lindberghs Mysterious Flights Baffle Authorities
Reports from New Bedford Martha's Vineyard and Nashawena Island trace Lindbergh secret flights near the coast. Officials say he should be free to move without checkups while Curtis and Burrage pursue the kidnapped infant case amid speculation of a breakthrough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Martha's Vineyard
Lindbergh
Sally
Nashawena Island
Coronel Schwarzkopf
Col. Lindbergh
Charles Augustus Lindbergh
John G. Hibben
Princeton University
Lindberghs
Norfolk
INS
John Hughes Curtis
Charles A. Lindbergh
Curtis
Guy H. Burrage
Mysterius
Burrage
H. Dobson-Peacock
Christ’s Episcopal Church
Dobson-Peacock
International News Service
Four Cumberland marriage licenses issued to four couples
Marriage licenses have been issued in Cumberland to Andrew George Gall and Nellie Louise Bisick of Indiana. Robert Palton Johnston of Blaineville and Agnes Odel Garrett of Derry are also listed among the licensed couples.
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Cumberland
Andrew George Gall
Nellie Louise Bisick
Indiana
Robert Palton Johnston
Blaineville
Agnes Odel Garrett
Derry
Welfare Association Holds Large County Meeting
Welfare officials report strong attendance at a county welfare meet. Emphasis on home supervision of aid recipients, barge gardens, canning, and keeping children in school. Plans for another county donation day set for April 17 and 18 at churches and schools. Districts with surplus assist those short on food and clothing. Secretary Lauon J. Wiggins presented the monthly report.
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Welfare Association
Wagner
Indiana County
Lauon J. Wiggins
Lhase
West Wheatfield Men Sentenced for Larceny
Charles Jf. Miller and Aretia Howard of West Wheatfield pleaded guilty to breaking entering and larceny. They were sentenced by Judge N Langham to pay costs, make restitution, and serve 30 days in Indiana County jail for entering Paul Mebon's smokehouse on March 30 and stealing three dams valued at ten dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Jf. Miller
Aretia Howard
West Wheatfield
Harry E. Keezer
Dudged. N. Langham
Indiana County
Miller
Howard
Paul Mebon
Square Dance at Armory Thursday Night
Community square dance at the Armory on Thursday April 7 invites all to donate parcels for Welfare Association relief in Indiana county. Admission via donated items for the needy with prizes for largest and heaviest packages and for heaviest personal weight among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Welfare Association
Two Boys Asphyxiated In Breakfast Mishap
In Scranton Pennsylvania on April 5 two young brothers Clark Kaetzle Jr three and William 18 months died after the elder opened three gas jets to play a breakfast game while their mother slept. The tragedy occurred as the boys crawled back to bed, suffocated by gas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Clark Kaetzle, Jr
William
Clark Kattzle
Lark
Finland Ends Prohibition Opens Government Liquor Shops
Finland ends 12 years of prohibition and opens government liquor shops at 10 a m with long lines of buyers. Government control aims to supply vodka whiskey and other liquors as restaurant owners press for lower monopoly prices and bootleggers plan to undercut. Prices listed reflect high government margins and looming debates on profit cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helsingsfors
Finland
Britain pays off U.S. debts in the 1931 credit note
New York April 5 Britain today paid off 20 100000 of maturing bills to American bankers completing repayment of the credit of 209000000 debent by the syndicate headed by J P Morgan Co Aug 25 1931 in a vain effort to keep England on a gold basis Britain reserves the right until Aug 27 to borrow up to 50000000 by selling Treasury bills Britain repaid 150000000 March 4 and 30000000 more on March 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
U. S
New York
Great Britain
J.P. Morgan & Co
England
Treasury
Missing Man Found End Causes County Search
Discovery of the body of Jas. Sharpnack, 45, of Carmichaels, ends a ten day county search in Waynesburg. He was found hanging from a rafter in a top floor room by his brother Arthur. Sharpnack, unmarried, is believed to have hanged himself on the day of disappearance, March 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesburg
Apra
Jas. Sharpnack
Carmichaels
Ireless
Arthur
Sharpnack
Wild Blood True Story Dramatic Romance Exposed
A beautful girl entangled with notorious gang members seeks money for her ailing mother while facing a predatory figure. The tale promises a shocking confession and a life lesson, urging readers to find the May issue of TRUE STORY Magazine for the full astonishing narrative and other dramatic true stories.
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Emile
Olive
True Story Magazine
Wild Blood
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