Robbery at Clarksburg Motor Co. Garage
Four bandits looted the Clarksburg Motor Company garage on the Indiana-Saltsburg road about 16 miles southwest of here. They grabbed $40 from a cash register, car accessories, and a truck, then trussed the night watchman, who freed himself about 20 minutes later and reported the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg Motor Company
Clarksburg
Saltsburg
Here
Art
Motor Company
Harry Anderson
Atorld
Ebarage
209 Fishermen Are Granted Licenses in County
County Treasurer C. McLain reports 209 fishing licenses issued up to yesterday, with 118 new licenses last month compared to the prior year. Licenses cost $1.60 and govern trout and other species with rules on season, size, and daily limits. distribution points include Moore Hotel, Aaron Bartholomew, Marchand, Moore Hardware, and Kunkle Lumber Co.
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C. ©. McLain
Nolf the Tailor Opens Shop Above Ross Fruit Store
Local craftsman Nolf announces a new tailoring establishment in rooms above Ross' fruit store. He plans to welcome old and new customers, offering tailoring, cleaning, pressing, and repair services tomorrow.
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Ike
Nolf
Ross’ Fruit Store
Norrow
Coroner clears Dr Albert M Larkson in fatal Indiana incident
A coroner's jury exonerated Dr Albert M Larkson of Yatesboro from blame in a crash that injured 14 year old Joseph Honosky of Beyer Indiana county near Plaimville and led to his death. The inquest, in Sagamore Armstrong county, found the accident unavoidable after witnesses described the events of March 29 and the boy's death at Indiana Hospital on March 31.
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Albert M. Larkson
Yatesboro
Armstrong County
Bianc
Joseph Honosky
von Miner
Beyer
Indiana County
Plaimville
Famaily
Sagamore
Frederick W. St. Clair
Indian County
Renosky
Indiana Hospital
Holy Week Observances in Indiana County
Holy Week observances include four daily radio talks from April 10 to 14 at 1 30 to 2 00 p.m. on WRG and three evening services in churches under the Indiana County Ministerial Association. Speakers include A B Mosbach Fink Glark and MuCamey with services in Episcopal Methodist Presbyterian and Zion Lutheran churches. The Indiana County Ministerial Association meets April 10 at 11 00 a.m. at the Y M C A with Rev Arthur J Pfohl speaking on Humanism.
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Messrs
A. B. Mosbach
J. J. Mellvaine
A. J. Pfohl
Indiana Ministerial Association
WRG
A. B. Mosbaca
The
Evangelical Church
F. L. Fink
Christian Church
R. L. Glark Jr
Presbyterian Church
J. A. MuCamey
Methodist Episcopal Church
Episcopal Church
Roger Charnock
Samuel W. Shane
Second United Presbyterian Church
J. J. Mcilvaine
First United Presbyterian Church
A. 4. Pfohl
Zion Lutheran Church
Indiana County Ministerial Association
Arthur J. Pfohl
More Snow Forecast By Lorentz Amid Warm Lull
Forecaster Lorentz predicts more snow today and tomorrow after yesterday's 70 degree high. He notes 74 degrees occurred March 14, and forecasts showers and possible thunderstorms giving way to snow flurries, then clearing. Weather remains cool. Malcolm's store ad appears beside the forecast.
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E. C. Lorentz
Monoxide From Faulty Blast Furnace Fatal To Two Men
Monoxide from a faulty bleeder valve in a Rankin Carnegie Steel blast furnace caused two deaths and gas many others at the plant last night. Nickola Magan of Rankin and Paul Stricke of Homestead died. 15 others were gassed, with five seriously injured including H. A. Donovan of Swissvale. Gas masks saved rescuers who entered the area. the accident occurred outside the plant building during valve repair.
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Petsburgh
Rankin
Carnegie Steel Mill
Nickola Magan
Paul Stricke
Homestead
West Penn Hospital
H. A. Donovan
Swissvale
Pennsylvania seeks relief funds from federal loan agency
Harrisburg reports a special committee including Gov. Pinchot and state officials travels to Washington to press the Reconstruction Finance Corporation for emergency relief loans. Without support, county relief funds may run out by April 15, and a new Philadelphia County food relief system is approved.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Washington
Gifford Pinchot
State Emergency Relief Board
Pinchot
Philadelphia
C. A. Hamilton
Langeloth
Washington County Relief Agency
Allegheny
Armstrong
Beaver
Blair
Bradford
Butler
Cambria
Cameron
Centre
Clarion
Clearfield
Crawford
Elk
Evie
Vorest
Greene
Huntingdon
Indiana
Jefferson
Juniata
McKean
Mercer
Mifflin
Uerry
Somerset
Snyder
Tioga
Venange
Warren
Westmoreland
Cooking with Cold Demonstration in Indiana
Mrs Hattie Chaney well known home economist lecturer will be in Indiana tomorrow and Saturday to conduct the cooking with old school at the YMCA building at 230 and 430 o clock. She brings new ideas for simplifying kitchen work meal planning and delicious recipes for Indiana women.
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Hattie Chaney
Indiana
Treasury balance figures and April 4 expenditures report
Treasury balance reported at 465 921 367 85 with April 4 figures noting expenditures and customs receipts. The item mentions Mothers of Democracy meeting at Ross and Degaetano Cleaning to proceed to the home of the late Mrs. Dickson, with unclear location and date details.
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Treasury
Washington
Mothers of Democracy
Ross & Degaetano
Iate
Dickson
Uniform Drug War Law Pushes Legislature Action
Harold J. Anslinger the narcotic commissioner urges state legislatures to enact a uniform measure based on a model before the New York assembly. The act would empower courts to revoke druggists licenses for violations.
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Harold J. Anslinger
Fedeu Narcotic Commissioner
New York Assembly
Akron Survivors Fly To Capital For Crash Inquiry
News from Washington reports fragments of the Akron dirigible crash found 50 miles southeast of the wreck site. Parts like a 22 pound aluminum tank and a spare radio tube will be assembled at Lakehurst for a naval board of inquiry. Two survivors described the day’s events as Congress eyed independent probes and a naval board led by Rear Admiral Phelps prepared to investigate.
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Washington
INS
Portland
Navy Department
Lakehurst
James L. Fischer
Naval Board of Inquiry
Bernadou
Aeronautics Division
Navy
Akron
Jersey
William S. Neal
House
Naval Affairs Committee
Rules Committee
Naval Investigation Board
Phelps
New York Area
Department
Crosxer
Ohio
Crosser
Still Hopeful for Akron Crew Missing Men
Lakehurst April 6 INS reports the Navy has not officially given up hope for the 78 men missing since the Akron. Continued on page two.
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Quentin Reynolds
I. N.S
Lakehurst
Nyda
INS
Navy
Akron
Robin's window battle echoes in Sharon yard
Sharon April 6. A male robin, newly arrived from the south, has battered his reflection on a basement window 600 times in about 200 hours. He crashes into the glass, then rises to attack again, prompting W L Curry to consider whitewash or removing the pane to end the “battle of the ages.”
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Sharon
Robin Case
Kansas City
Robin
W. L. Curry
Solons and Officials Toasted at Harrisburg GridIron Event
In Harrisburg on April date, legislators and state officials joined the biennial Gridiron dinner hosted by the legislative correspondents association. Nearly 300 guests attended as masters of ceremonies Thomas W. Williams, Mark Shields, and Robert B. Wale introduced Gov. Gifford Pinchot and ten officers who sought to speak. The three‑way interpretation of the utility investigation, criticized by Shields, drew strong applause as speechmaking was canceled.
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Harrisburg
Legislative Correspondents Association
Thomas W. Williams
Sarrisburg
Mark Shields
Pittsburgh
Robert B. Wale
Philadelphia
Gifford Pinchot
Three Objects of McDonald Anglo American Accord Named
The report lists three aims of the Anglo American accord: economic parity, British debt postponement, and smoothing of speeches. It notes key participants and the emphasis on stabilizing postwar relations. The account frames these aims as foundational policy goals discussed by negotiators.
Captiol Notes on MacDonald Visit Aims and Debts
Washington dispatch outlines three main goals for Premier Ramsay MacDonald in his fast informal visit. Seek Anglo American accord for a world economic conference, delay the June 15 British debt payment of about 100 million dollars, and ease U K public tensions caused by debt speeches. Roosevelt welcomed the visit informally, emphasizing the conference and cooperation over details.
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George R. Miolmes
Washington
Ramsay MacDonald
Neville Chamberlin
United States
Britain
Chamberlin
Atlantic
Roosevelt
MacDonald
Green Vase Floral Shoppe Reopens in New Koontz Building
The Green Vase Floral Shoppe relocates to 567 Philadelphia Street in the Koontz building after renovation. An opening display runs Friday from 7:00 to 10:00 p m with roses for visitors. The Blair building location on North Sixth Street is no longer used.
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Green Vase
Koontz
Philadelphia Street
Green Vase Company
Blair Building
North Sixth Street
Paul Rittenhouse Recovers After App**end**ectomy
Paul Rittenhouse son of the Rev and Mrs L B Rittenhouse of Fourth and Church streets and an enlisted man in the U S Army is making a splendid recuperation at Walter Reed hospital Washington where he was recently operated for appendicitis.
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Paul Rittenhouse
L. B. Rittenhouse
Fourth and
Church Streets
U. S. Army
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
Mississippi Delta Levees Burst Driving 2500 From Homes
Mississippi flood crisis expands as three Delta river levees fail under rising waters near Greenwood. The Tene levee four miles north breaches sending river surge into surrounding areas, forcing 300 residents from homes. Tallahatchie and Coldwater levees also fail, escalating already severe flooding.
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Greenwood
Miss
Mississippi Delta
Tallahatchie
Coldwater
Lambert
Acappella Choir Presents Spring Concert at College
The Acapella Choir of Indiana State Teachers College performed Tuesday evening in the college auditorium under John W. Neff. The program opened with Palestrina Adoramus Christe, followed by Grebhaninoff Only Begotten Son and Tchaikovsky Cherubim Song. Original Sacred pieces Emitte Lucent Tuam and Ho Every One that Thirsteth were also featured with student composers directing.
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Acapella
Indiana State Teachers College
College
John W. Neff
Indiana
Palestrina
Tchaikovsky
Lassus
Brahms
Gibbons
Christe
Grebhaninoff
Emitte Lucent Tuam
George Sehrall
James Remiecv
Earl Derr Biggers Dies Suddenl y
Pasadena April 6 noted author Earl Derr Biggers 49 creator of Charley Chan died yesterday after a short heart illness. Funeral services will be conducted tomorrow. The piece mentions a Village dance event and local musicians, with scattered unrelated lines about music and crowds.
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Pasadena
Cal
INS
Earl Derr Biggers
Charley Chan
Johnny Doe
Jarry, Eby
Dan Gregory
Sinhara's
Catholic Ladies AM
Desperate bid to block 3.2 beer fails in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg, dry forces rally as Gov Pinchot faces repeal pressure. Senator McClure’s third reading move blocks final passage delaying legal 3.2 beer. Prohibitionists form a statewide group to back repeal opposition and urge local police to curb beer flow.
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Ballet
Harrisburg
William J. Kelly
Pennsylvania
Dows
Pengania
Uni
Mrs Silas Streams Recovering After Appendectomy
Mrs Silas C Streams of Church Street underwent emergency appendectomy Monday at Allegheny General Hospital Pittsburgh. She was stricken with severe pain Sunday night and rushed to the hospital, where Dr O C Gaub performed the operation.
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Silas C. Streams
Church Street
Alalegheny General Hospital
Pittburgh
Streamy
Castle Shannon
Hdoward B. Laughlin
Detective Crile Attacked at Avonmore Station
William Crile of Freeport Pennsylvania Rail Road detective for this district was knocked unconscious at Avonmore station Tuesday night while escorting four men he had arrested on suspicion of robbing freight cars. He received four stitches in the scalp at a physician's office.
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William Crile
Freeport
Pennsylvania
Railro
Avonamore
Chicago Students On Strike Over Payless Teachers
Chicago faced a large scale student walkout as 20,000 elementary and high school pupils protested unpaid teacher salaries. A citywide plan promised funding and tax warrants to restore pay, while officials met with bankers to resolve the crisis and avert further strikes.
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Chicago
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N.J
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Memphis
M’donald
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