Milk Board Moves to Halt Violations and Boycott
Harrisburg reports say Pennsylvania milk manufacturers plan a broader boycott and switch to non Pennsylvania sources after April 14 Hershey Chocolate Corporation leads the cutback, aiming to force prices up to $1.70 per hundredweight for manufacturing milk The milk board outlines penalties including license revocation criminal suits and injunctions to enforce the price fixing order and cites Supreme Court precedent supporting state control of dairy markets
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Everett Doying
I. N
Harrisburg
Milk Conrol Board
Pennsylvania
Hershey Chocolate Corporation
Hershey
Hershey Company
Central
The
Milk Board
Commonwealth
Justice Roberts
U. S. Supreme Court
New York
Reading Milk Dealers’ Association
West Penn Briefs Highlights Local Elections And Incidents
West Penn briefs cover joint meetings election activity for Pennsylvania Charter No. 41 and the Auxiliary Hotel Greeters Society with 300 hotelmen present. Other items note two 12-year-olds freed from burglary charges over $70 found in the street, Homer W. Hay named Somerset schools supervising principal effective July 1, a terrible debris washout blamed for a Pittsburgh Hays trolley collision injuring two, and exoneration for R L Blodgett in a fatal automobile incident. Additional short items mention a mocking wartime ape tribe of Rock of Gibraltar and German claims of a concrete waterproofing method using molten metal.
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Johnstown
Hotel Greeters of America
Hotel Greeters Gather for Pennsylvania Chapter Meeting
Johnstown April 7. The third quarterly meeting of Pennsylvania Chapter No. 41 Hotel Greeters of America opens with a board session and social events. About 300 greeters and auxiliaries from across the state attend, staying at local hotels. Meetings, lunches, a private Bethlehem Steel plant tour, a Fort Stanwix banquet, and a postbanquet dance mark the day's schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Board of Governors
Pennsylvania
Hotel Greeters of America
Gob
Hendler
Capital Hotel
Fort Stanwix
Louis Gruber
Cambria
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Jennings K. Love
Recovery program funds eyed in estate and tax bill
Administration leaders seek quick enactment of a bill raising funds from the Juafolette estate and the Couzens special tax. If approved the measure would lift total revenue to 489 million dollars, about 228 million more than the House Bill’s projection, with hopes to pass by Monday night.
Indiana Observance Of Education Week Program
Indiana public school events mark Education Week with choral performances and a pageant on early Indiana schools. Dr George W Gerwig of Pittsburgh will speak at a public meeting. a community night features school choirs, an orchestra, and a 10 cent admission to support expenses.
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Gretchaninoff
Harvey Gaul
Bluebirds
Leontovich
Dargomisky
Lola Beelar
George W. Gerwig
Pittsburgh
Crerwig
Board of Education
Frick Commission
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Parent Teacher Association
Thurghday
Ilx
Pary
Norman Koontz
Indiana Public Schools
Board of Education of
Debate on America's Education Crisis Post Conference
The National Citizens Conference on education closed with a call for aroused public opinion to secure equal educational advantages for children. Speakers warned of 3,000,000 youths aged 18 to 20 out of school and work, the so called lost generation, and debated federal versus state funding for schools.
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Columbus
SY Burlely
LN. S
United States
Loys
Eastingdach
I” State University
America
Goddard
George D. Strayer
Teachers' College
Columbia University
Strayer
Paul C. Stetson
Department of Superintendence
National Education Association
The
National Treasury
Stetson
Tidal Wave Destruction After Mountain Crag Breaks Away
Reports describe a rock breaking from a mountain as frost weakens soil. The first, six foot high surge flooded villages at night, followed by a much higher second and a third thirty foot wave. Towns suffered deaths, injuries, and widespread ruin as waters raged for twenty minutes.
Massie undergoes Italian study in Genoa clinic
Mrs Thalia Fortea de Massie, recovering from a nervous breakdown after a suicide attempt at sea, studies Italian with nuns at Dr Boralli’s clinic in Genoa suburb Albuaro. The former Honolulu assault and lynching case figure was ordered to stay at least a month and will require watching after release. She divorced Thomas Massie in Reno in February and has been despondent since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genoa
Italy
Thalia Fortea de Masse
Darrio Borelli
Albuaro
Massie
Honolulu
Boralli
Mia
Roma
New Service At Post Office Adds Efficiency
A new service at the post office will cut one delivery route to aid parcels post sorting and other departments. The changes take effect next week and run until July, with many offices already implementing curtailments. The postmaster hopes the new fiscal year budget will allow restoration of pre curtailment service.
Obituary Floyd Eugene Anderson
Floyd Eugene Anderson, youngest son of Mr and Mrs John D Anderson, leaves a wife, three daughters, one son and six brothers. He held A B and M A degrees from the University of Rochester, was a World War veteran and a respected community citizen. Mrs Bertha Dodson, sister of Lincoln Gorsuch, died in Columbiana Ohio. Another brother Levi Gorsuch lives in Patton.
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Floyd Eugene
John D. Anderson
University of Rochester
Anderson
Bertha Dodson
Bertha (Gorsuch) Dodson
Lincoln Gorsuch
Indiana County
Columbiana, O
Levi Gorsuch
Patton
Farley Makes Bets at Races and Political Rhetoric
Washington notes parade coverage with Jim Farley betting $10 across the board on Jane Ellen, a horse named after his mother, reflecting his political instincts. The piece weaves in Sen Copeland’s worries about party discipline, Morgenthau’s Treasury leak probe, and Huey Long’s antics, closing with a remark on India’s rural population amid political noise.
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Karl M. Kahn
INS
Washington
Jim Farley
Jim
Farley
Copeland
New York
Roosevelt Aboard Nourmahal Tries For Marlin And Amberjack
President Roosevelt and guests aboard Vincent Astor’s Nourmahal fishing off Anguila Island pursue marlin and amberjack amid mixed bulletins on luck. Roosevelt dictated messages at breakfast then joined a small boat for a day of fishing while press plans to meet him at sea for fish check remain in doubt.
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Edward B. Lockett
CN. S
Miam
Fla
INS
Roosevelt
Vincent Astor
Nourmahal
Anguila Island
Salt Key Banks
Whiteouse
Miami- Biltmore
White House
Elliott Roosevelt
Astor
Clymer Borough Council Addresses Streets and Dog Issue
The Clymer Borough Council met Monday with all members present. Citizens from Sample Run requested street lighting, action planned against loose dogs, and warnings to dog owners. Officials will enforce dog laws and alert parents about sidewalk and skating safety. Water pipes will be repaired and fire plugs tested monthly. A large Day parade featured over 600 union members and a concert by Clymer Boys band drew hundreds. A Pittsburgh luncheon and Easter services were also noted.
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Clymer
Sample Run
Water Company
Mitchell
Muswell
Orpheus Band
Thomas Stull
Union Hall
Franklin Street
Adam Street
Franklin
Samuel Capella
Clymer Boys Band
Neely Hotel
Pittsbursh Aits
Robert Haupt
Victor Ecklund
Glenn Fullerton
George Hanna
William Penn
Pittsburgh
Rural Conference Here Success
Some forty people from Granges literary societies and dramatics clubs attended the Rural Recreation Conference at the First United Presbyterian Church in Indiana County. Marie Shields was chosen chairwoman. An afternoon focus on dramatics featured a demonstration play “A Frock for Francie” and a table discussion. The County Recreational Committee elected James A. Simpson as chairman and planned county dramatics, horseshoe pitching, and other events.
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Indiana County
First United Presbyterian Church
Marie Shields
Blacklick Township
Good Ladies
Marion Center
Francie
W. R. Gordon
Penn State
Harrisburg
James A. Simpson
White Township
W. Cummins
Indiana
E. Dible
Shelocta
Roosevelt Jr Spotlight as He Dings Photographer
Franklin D Roosevelt Jr 19 faced Jim Londos advice to avoid contact sports after smashing a newspaper photographer's camera in Philadelphia He later visited Bryn Mawr by Harvard roommate H Vaughan Morgan Sr and offered no comment while house staff said he slept with orders not to be disturbed
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Philadelphia
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Jim London
London
Roosevelt
Londos
Roosevelt, Jr
Bryn Mawr
H. Vaughan Morgan
Harvard University
Three youths plead guilty to roadhouse robbery near Jennerstown
Frightened trio including Earl O Neill John Moore and John Coata admitted robbing White Oaks road house last night as 75 possemen pursued them after abandoning an Albert Swank sedan north of Jennerstown. Bond set at 2000 each. sentencing due Monday before Judge Norman Tr Boose in Somerset County.
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Jennertown
White Oaks
Squire H. L
Emert
Jennerstown
Norman Tr. Boose
Somerset County Bench
Earl O'Neill
Burlington
John Moore
New London
Genn
John Coata
Newark
N. J
Somerset County
Jar
Johnstown
Albert Swank
Here
Iment
Stocks Close Quiet as Mining Leads Advances
The New York stock market ended dull with mining shares led by U S Smelting on expected Senate silver legislation. Utilities fell on Interstate Commerce probes, while chemicals and most industrials held firm or slipped marginally. Railroads stayed solid with Northern Pacific and C B & C driving the gains as broader lists showed little movement. Wheat and grain markets recovered from early losses to gains.
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Leslie
Washington
Senate
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Amer. Can
Allied Chem
Northern Pacific and Co, & C
Allied Chemical
American Can
American Smelting
American Tobacco
Armour
A. G. Atchison T. &. F
Atlantic Refining
B. and O. Railroad
Bethlehem Steel
Bordens
Canadian Pacific
Ches. and Ohio
Chrysler
Coca Cola
Columbus
Ohio Columbia Gas
Consolidated Oil
Can
Curtiss-Wright
Dupont
Ele Bond-Sharp
General Electric
General Foods
General Motors
Int. Nickel
Int
J. G. Penny Co
Kelvinator
Kennecott Copper
Lone Star Gas
Miami Copper
Montgomery Ward
Nash Motors
Dairy
New York Central
North American
Packard Motor
Pennsylvania
Pure Oil
Radio Corporation
Radio Keith
Reynolds Tobacco
Sears Roebuck
Salt Cr. Prod
TA Socony Vacuum
Standard Oil of Cal
Standard Oil of
N. J
Texas Corporation
United Corporation
United Gas Sth
United States Steel
Warner Bros. Pic
Westinghouse Airbrake
Westinghouse Elec
UT Woolworthn
Curb Market Ass
Foran Faces Disinheritance Over Miss Faye Romance
John Nicholas Foran, Princeton football star and son of Col. Arthur F. Foran, risks being disinherited if he marries Jetty Alice Faye. Col. Foran, a powerful New Jersey official and banker, warns Nick to choose between his career and marriage amid public speculation. Nick avoids commitment while calling Faye lovely.
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David P. Sentner
Start
New York
Johnicholas Foran
Princeton
Husky
Jetty Alice Faye
Rudy Vatlee
Col
Arthur F. Foran
Faye
Foran
New Jersey Highway Commission
Flemington New Jersey National Bank and Trust Co
Port of New York
Nick
Ums
Miss Faye
Mine Leaders Conference Faces Coal Fields Violence
Fay ette county coal fields endured gunfire and bombings as miners rallied at Frick Coal Company mines. Six explosions struck during the night and a car convoy fired about 35 shots near Colonial No. 1 at Smock forcing miners to seek safety in a garage. A bomb destroyed the Grindstone home and grocery of Joe Danjo, injuring a bystander and a 17 month old infant amid shock. Governor Pinchot’s committee postponed its public hearing and private talks began with mine and union officials.
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Uniontown
Fayette County
Frick Coal Company
Giffard Pinchot
Shippen Lewis
Philadelphia
Biterles
Smock
Joe Danjero
Grindstone
Frank
Albert Stock
Joe Pelick
Jefferson Seizes Its Biggest Still in Farm Raid
Federal and state officers raid a farm near Oil City routing a major still operation. They confiscate sugar, cans, bottles and paraphernalia after a lengthy pursuit. Sheriff Williams and local police assisted, with two suspects to be brought to the city for a hearing.
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Williams
Oil City
Brown
Joe Williams
James and
Abbott
Revivals and Lectures by Jehovah’s Witnesses Tonight
Jehovah’s Witnesses sponsor free meetings at multiple venues tonight including Armory Indiana at 7 30 and Coral Union Hall 7 30. Additional events at Blacklick Palmer Theatre at the same hour. Sunday shows in Union Hall Clymer Legion Hall Homer City and I O O F Hall Blairsville with times 2 30 2 00 and 7 30 respectively.
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Veneval’s Witnesses
Suneday
Armory
Indiana
Jehovah's Witnesses
Bane Organization
Coral
Union Hall
Blacklick
Palmer Theatre
Clymer
Legion Hall
Homer City
Blairaville
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Control Board
West Penn Briefs
Sharon
Farrell
Fay Scott
Westford
Somerset
Homer W. Hay
Ferndale
Hays
McKeesport
Titusville
R. L. Blodgett
Lawrence C. Brown
Pelasantville-Enterprise
Howte
Rock of Gibraltar
Moorhead
Wdlians’s Finest Men's Store
Ers
Gertrude ‘Martin| Roher
the Woodpecker
Ethelbert Nevin
Stephen
Foster
Stephen C. Foster
Indiana High School
Harry Canfield
Keler-Bela
Venice
Ethelbert Nevina
Johannes Brahm
Clyde Timberlake
Monday Musical Club
Edward C. Buchheit
Mary St. Clair King
William £. Ruddock
Elijah
Mendelsohn
Gouned
Handel
Patrick Bartholomew Kelleher
Ireland
Australia
Texas
Edinburgh
Parade
Sfarry Musselwhite
Michigan
Morgenthau
Treasury
U. S
Wirt “Kerensky
Dr. Wirt
James Rand, Jr
Committee For the Nation
Huey Long
Bone
Huey
Louisiana
India
Quest Marlin and
Amberjack
South
Baba Ruth
Joe McCarthy
Tom Meany
World-Telegram
Ruth
Marse Joe
Packard 3
Troy
John Po Leland
Mechanicville
N. Y
Syracuse University
RAF Theatre
Carole Lombard
Chas. Bickford
Charles Laughton
Kent Taylor
Paramount Picture
Pauline
Tom Tyler
Clancy the Mounted
Jefferson
Geo.d. Leydic’ Oils
Sarod
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