Judge Creps at Kiwanis Club
Carroll Rupi reports on Judge E E Creps speaking at the Kiwanis Club. He criticizes social ills and urges parents and community institutions to enforce moral standards, curb delinquency, and protect youth amid concerns over illegal liquor outlets and weak governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Creps
Kiwanis Club
Carroll Rupi
Earl Long
E. E. Creps
Doctor Jekyll
Mr. Hyde
Mr Hyde
Church
Yacos to Die for Slaying Spelocks
The article reports the conviction of Yacos for the stabbing deaths of Mr and Mrs Spelock who had hosted him. He claimed memory loss for the day of the double tragedy. The separate trial in the other case was postponed pending the disposition of this conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spelock
Spelocks
Utilities Board Now Functions and Other Pennsylvania Legislation
The state restored a utilities board after the Public Service Commission was abolished. Edward J. Thompson of Centre Democrat urged action, calling abolition a long sought goal. Mason Owlett noted Governor Earle’s stance on age and usefulness, while G Gilbert Wolfenden criticized haste and qualifications for the new commissioners. The House sent to the Senate a teacher tenure bill requiring announced causes for dismissals and hearings, plus measures to study petroleum industry regulation, to make June 14 Figg Day legal, and to raise legislators’ pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Commission
Edward J. Thompson
Centre Democrat
Salus
Democratic Party
People of
Pennsylvania
Mason Owlett
Tioga
Earle
G. Gilbert Wolfenden
Indiana
Senate
House
Court Bill Sparks New Discussion on Constitutional Amendment
Washington April 6 debate over a constitutional amendment as an alternative to the Roosevelt court bill intensified with Senators Wheeler and O Mahoney endorsing a two thirds veto criterion. Pittman signaled possible support. hearings continue with witnesses Burlingham and Adams, while President supporters return to testify before executive session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wheeler
D-Mons
O'Mahoney
D-Wye
Administration
Supreme Court
Pittman
Dnev
Judiciary Committee
Charles C. Burlingham
New York
James Jenselow Adams
Ashurst
D-Aziz
Oswald Garrison Villard
the Nation
Villard
Pa House advances bills on education and public utilities
The Pennsylvania House moved to raise rural teacher salaries to 1000 dollars and extend a 40 hour week to workers under 18. It also advanced a bill for uniform municipal ordinances, public utility administration for Allegheny County, and hospital service upon annual fees, while delaying seven relief agency consolidation measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Emergency Relief Board
Edward J. Thompson
Earle
Herbert Goodrich
University of Pennsylvania Law School
House
Peter Reising
Beaver Democrat
Homer Brown
Allegheny Democrat
Joseph A. McCardln
Allegheny County
Labor talks begin as truckers seek settlement
Scores of minor ills and a three week strike push Wilmington truckers and employers into talks for a settlement. The Central Labor Union halted the sympathy walkout while negotiations proceed. In Washington three attempts to condemn sit down strikes faced Senate rejection of a denouncement on the Guffey Vinson coal bill with observers predicting action soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Central Labor Union
Gusey
Washington
Senate
Robinson
Coal bill advances as Byrnes sit-down stance sparks debate
Senators clash over Byrnes sit-down condemnation while the coal bill moves to a House compromise. The measure aims to stabilize the coal industry with a national commission, price controls, and fair trade rules, with a 12.5 percent penalty on noncompliant sales and tax provisions debated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
Byrnes
D-50
Wagner
DNY
la Follette Civil Liberties Committee
National Labor Relations ‘Act
Pittman
D-New
Industria
Davis
R-Pa
King
Utah
United States
House
Senate
Rep. Vinson
D-Ky
Commission
Supreme Court
Obituary notices and death notices from Pennsylvania village paper
The notice records multiple deaths and funerals including T Porter Brickell at Oakland Cemetery after services at his residence in West Lebanon, Barbara Ann Rutledge eight died in Pittsburgh Children’s Hospital, Mrs Wilda Seanor of Blairsville dies after illness. Funeral services set for Dormont home and New Alexandria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Porter Brickell
Oakland Cemetery
Tenth
Water Streets
R. B. Hurt
The
Christian Church
Barbara Ann Rutledge
H. E. and
May (Getty) Rutledge
W. A. Getty
Wayne Avenue
Children's Hospital
Pittsburgh
Dormont
Wilda J. Seanor
Blairsville
Latrobe Hospital
Seanor
Slippery Rock State Teachers College
Greensburg
Salem Township
William H. Seanor
William
Mary Louise
Doris
R. M
Carrie Keibler Jobe
Lawrence Henry
New Alexandria
Richard Jobe
Ashland
Maclin Jobe
William Seanor
H. E B. Kaufman
Congruity Presbyterian Church
Joseph G. Stuart
Farm Meet Notes Conservation Meeting and Horse Demo
A conservation meeting at Huff Farmers Cooperative Hall led by County Agent Warner will cover fertilising seeding and permanent pastures. A four-horse hitch demonstration at Virginia Farms near Livermore hosted by Penn State’s C A Burge runs Friday at 10 a m. The Senior Extension Club for 18 to 25 year olds meets Thursday at Garbleton Consolidated School with Willis Kerns directing the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Cooperative Hall
Huff
Warner
J. Mack Hood
West Wheatfield
Township
Virginia Farms
Liver
A. Burge
Penn State
Rayne Township Consolidated School
Garbleton
Willis Kerns
Blairsville Presbyterian Church to conduct interments
Funeral notices from Blairsville and Punxsutawney detail interment plans for Nancy Conners Johnston Ston at New Alexandrian Cemetery and George W. Stokes burial at Circle Hill Cemetery. Also listed are Helen Romanio Bonda passenger church services and family survivors across Indiana County and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blairsville Presbyterian Church
New
Alexandrian Cemetery
Nancy (Conners) Johnston
Simon
Margaret Conners
J. N. Turnbull
Rochester Mills
Livershore
Indiana County
Baptist Church of
Glen Campbell
Albert Johnston
Arthur Johnston
Sagamore
E. P. Peron
Frank Thayer
Homer City
Turnbull
Thomas Davidson
Coalport
Glen Campbell Baptist Church
Austin
Burnside Cemetery
Nino Bonda
Philadelphia Street
Helen (Romanio) Bonda
Louis
Lena
Pasquini
Local Visitors and House-Call Updates From Town
Mabel Wilson of Indiana spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs George Wilson. Sophia Legas of Cleveland is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Legas. Mary Smon of Hellwood called Monday and Leonard Orange of Hellwood called Tuesday. Frank Shultz and Sherd Elliott are visiting Dover New York for several weeks. Paul Silffler moved to Smoke Jess. George Berzansky and Patton callers Thursday. Mr and Mrs Joseph Mustle and children of Brunswick New Jersey called on friends Thursday. Mrs Cavanaugh of Nant-y-Glo spent the weekend with Andrew Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Wilson
Indiana
George Wilson
Sophia Legas
Cleveland
Ohio
Frank Legas
Mary Smon
Hellwood
Leonard Orange
Frank Shultz
Sherd Elliott
Dover
N. Y
Paul Silffler
George Berzansky
Patton
Joseph Mustle
Brunswick
N. J
Cavanaugh
Nant-y-Glo
Andrew Adams
D C minimum wage upheld after Supreme Court ruling
President Roosevelt asked Congress to consider amendments to the D C minimum wage law for women after the Supreme Court overruled a prior finding. The attorney general’s opinion says state statutes remain valid on the books, and a declared unconstitutional law may be revived from its effective date. About 12 500 workers benefited during enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Cummings
District of Columbia
Supreme Court
Ments
Washington State
New York
White House
Attorney General
Park
Public Sale of Real Estate in Glen Campbell Pa
Pursuant to the Comptroller of the Currency Malcolm Fleming Receiver of The First National Bank of Glen Campbell Indiana County Pa offers at public sale on premises in Glen Campbell Friday April 7 at 2 AM the real estate known as H G C Ceasna Property a 50 by 140 foot lot fronting Glenwood Avenue with dwelling and garage. Excluding coal minerals and rights with restriction on liquor sale. Title vested in The First National Bank of Glen Campbell by deed March 10 1928. Terms 10 percent cash, balance on receiver's quit claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Malcolm of
Fleming
First National Bank of Cien Campbell
Glen Campbell
Pennsylvania
Indiana County
H. GC. Ceasna
State of
Glenwood Avenue
Tne Alley
First National Bank of
Pennsylviana
Hy Eimear Borland
Peed Book Vol
Treasury Balance Report From Washington April 9
Treasury balance shown as 1 600 096 840 27 with receipts for the month totaling 5 010 60 and expenditures 921 04. Balance cited as 91 809 008 640 2. Spices noted in text alongside a fragmentary April 9 report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Washington
Igen Oo
People's Lobby Vacates Senate in Minnesota Drama
In St Paul on April 4 the People's Lobby, after Governor Benson signaled they had achieved their aim, vacated the state senate chamber. Robert Cheska presided as delegates adjourned temporarily while Chester Watson read a resolution urging unhampered legislation and a potential special session if needed. The administration seeks 17 million dollars for relief over two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
People's Lobby
Benson
Senate
Oaehial
Henson
Stock market listing of major equities and percent changes
A dense catalog of company names and percent figures appears, listing Al Chem and Dye to Woolworth with varied percentages. Includes Am Can, Am Coml, Anaconda, GM, Chrysler, Ford, United Airlines, US Steel, Penn Central, and many others with figures like 08, 29, 10, 24, 93, 172, and 56 percent, resembling a market quotes page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alco
Balt
Ohio
Bendix Aviati
Burr
Calumet and
Hee
Canad Pac
Cerro de Pas
Ches and Ohio
Chrysler
Crane Co
Douglas Aire
du Pont da
E Auto L
Gen Bloc
Gen Foods
Gillette
Hudson Motes
Int Harvest
Nick Can
Kennecott
Lehigh Port
Lehigh Val
Leh
Val RR
Ligsg
Myers
Mack Trucks
Montgom
Nash-Kalv
NY Central
North Am
Packard
Penn RR
Phila RC
Phillips Pet
Pure Oil Radio Reading Co Repub
Sears
West el
M Woolworth + Cc
Ark Nat Gas A
el Bond
Pennroad Corp
Allies weigh Balkans move as Mussolini possible quit idea
Britain and France reportedly plan to rally Balkans against Italy if Mussolini exits the non intervention pact. A Paris source cites Insurgents gaining in northern Spain near Durango and Bilbao with 2,000 government deaths. Madrid-Valencia regroups militia as Andra sunk near Biscay. Insurgent actions reach Algeciras and Cordoba while Franco espionage nets four relatives’ arrest in Valencia. A German terror claim from Canary Islands is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Great Britain
France
Balkans
Ihaly
Mussolini
Spain
Paria
Insurgenta
Italy
Durango
Bilbao
Mary Fight
Madrid-Valencia
Britain
Maly
Paris
Europe
Jith
Emilio Mola
Vizcaya
Mola
Madrid
Bay of
Biscay
Algeciras
Gibraltar
Cordoba
Penarroya
Andujar
el Cabezo
Indiana Visitors and Local Family Calls Reported
Mr and Mrs J B McMillen and Mrs Charles Stewart were Indiana callers Friday. Mr and Mrs Charles Biss and three children of Hillsdale visited at the Charles Stewart home on Sunday. John McMillen, returning from DuBois, visited his daughter’s home before going home. Bert Braughter and family of Indiana spent Sunday at Elmer Stewart’s near East. Jeanette Stewart visits her aunt Mrs Emma Ginter of Indiana. Howard Longwill and family of Dixonville and Mrs Clark Stewart called at George Fuller’s Smithport home and at Maggie McMillen’s Gipsy home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. McMillen
Charles Stewart
Indiana
Charles Biss
Hillsdale
John McMillen
DuBois
Bert Braughter
Elmer Stewart
Easton
Jeanette Stewart
Emma Ginter
Howard Longwill
Dixonville
Clark Stewart
George Fuller
Smithport
Maggie McMillen
Markets Produce Pittsburgh Apr 6 Fruits and Livestock Prices
Market report from Pittsburgh on April 6 shows slow demand for produce with apples ranging from 1.65 to 2.15 per bushel basket and various potato prices in 100 lb sacks. Livestock notes include hogs at 10.30 to 10.40 for 170-180 lb, cattle with good steers at 10.00 to 10.31, calves steady, and sheep with wool lambs at 13.50 to 32.73, clipping 10.50 to 10.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
New York
Starks
Pennsylvania Ruralis
Idaho Russel Burkanks
Florida Spaulding Rose
Jbushel Crates
Florida Bliss Triumphs
Also Mentioned on This Page
Juliet
Utilities Board
Moorhead
Wheeler-O’mahoney
Ford River
Escanaba
Mich
West Lebanon Presbyterian Church
West Lebanon Cemetery
George W. Stokes
Punxsutawney
Pennsylvania Railroad
Front Street
Stokes
Mahoning
Mahoning Creek
Simon Stokes
Eva Baughman
Alverda
D.C
W.S. Murray
Republican
Nascolm M. Fpleming
the Wrat
Natonal Bank of
Smith
Villanova University
Rennis Tornwall
George A
Aaa
Duce
Dyer Hudson & Co
N. Y. Stock Exchange
Farmers Bank & Trust Co
Lloyd Fritchman
MGR
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