Insull Undergoes Minor Operation Amid Extradition Delay
Istanbul April 40 Insull underwent a minor operation for a left humeral abscess. Officials say health is good and extradition to the United States faces possible delay as lawyers seek to cancel the Turkish cabinet decree. Ambassador Skinner arrived to supervise custody as plans firm up for transfer aboard an American Export Line vessel with Burton Berry to escort him.
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James I
Ing Star
Istanbul
Samuel
United States
Ina
Chicago
Insull
Robert P. Skinner
Angore
Atmet Essat Bey
Council of State
Trkey
Inaul
Burton Y. Berry
Washington
Ingall
Milk Situation Grows Tense
Harrisburg April 10. Cumberland county farmers urged Hershey Chocolate Corp to revise its ultimatum to stop buying state milk after April 14. They formed a committee to work with the milk control board as Dauphin Lebanon Perry and Cumberland counties seek resolution amid price fixing. Local dealers in Williamsport prepared protests, arguing the board set a minimum price of 2933 per 100 pounds and 10 cents per quart, risking insolvency.
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Harrisburg
Cumberland County
Hershey Chocolate Corporation
State Milk Board
P. N
Milk Control Board
Dauphin
Lebanon
Perry
Cumberland
State Milk Control Board
Lancaster County
Milk Board
Ion
Williamsport
State
Pennsylvania Milk Producers Association
Kane
Berwick
Obituary of Dr Eli H Porch Former Johnstown Resident
Dr Eli H Porch longtime resident of Johnstown died after relocating from Philadelphia to Cobalt Canada. He previously practiced medicine in Johnstown and was associated with local medical circles. Funeral arrangements pending with community notices expected in coming days.
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Eli H. Porch
Johnstown
Philadelphia
Cobalt, Can
Eleven Men On Bishop s Jury in Corrupt Practices Trial
Washington April 10 Eleven men and a lone woman sat as jurors in the District of Columbia Supreme Court for the government case against Bishop James Cannon Jr and his former secretary treasurer charged with conspiring to violate the federal corrupt practices act in 1928. John Wilson assistant U S District Attorney said he would prove failure to report all of the 65 000 donated by HB C Jamesson a New York insurance man and how about 48 000 was moved through bank accounts. He also said witnesses would claim Cannon attempted to persuade Jamesson to say the donation was only 17000 when the anti Smith committee reported 363 300.
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Washington
District of Gohunhin
U. S. Vistrict
Jameson
New York
Wilson
Southern Methodist Episcopal
Congressional Investigating
Anti- Smith Committee
Local deaths and notices from Johnstown and Kittanning
A string of obituary notices and brief reports from Johnstown Donora and Kittanning recount deaths and funeral details. Dr Porch of Quaker City Mine near Cobalt dies after a long illness about to reach seventh anniversary. Mrs Nirzaly Otto buried in Donora. Mrs Laura Allen Morrow remembered. John W Hill dies in Kittanning at 69 from a heart attack. Anna Marzik dies near Rossiter aged 68. community notices include a Presbyterian Forums Superstitions Party hosted by Larry Wingheimer with a 13 cent admission.
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Quaker City
Cobalt
Dr. Porch
Ligonier
Jacob and
Susanna
Iarmon) Torch
W. W. Porch
George Porch
Johnstown
Forest Bros
Hisla Bott
EB. Wt. Whittaker
Bristol
Ind
Porch
Masonic Fraternity
Nirzaly Oto
Tirsah Otto
Donora
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Seveoth Ward
Harvey Warner
Grandview Cemetery
Laura Allen (Davis) Morrow
Otto
Grandview
Reddick
John W. Hill
Kityanning
Oak Avenue
Hill
Safe Deposit & Title Guaranty Company
Henry P. Hill
Robert
Harry Hill
Kit
Anna Marzik
Joseph Marzik
Rossiter
Hungary
George Tolak
Marzik
New First National Bank in Indiana Opens Amid Reader Support
Forty one Indiana advertisers join in congratulating the new First National Bank on its opening day. Merchants from Altman’s Gash Fred Store to Troutman’s and Widmann & Teah Inc pledge best wishes, noting the event’s impact on local business and the county economy.
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First National Bank
Indiana
Altman’s
Atlantic Lunch Baker's
Brody Bros. Brown's
Moo Buehman the Buchman Ca
Propherty's Drug Store
Famous Dairy Gordon's
Harry Harrison Steyman’s Ladies’ & Men's Shops
Vileman
Indiana Business College
Indiana County Maytag Co
Indiana Dairy Corporation
Indiana Dry Cleaning Co
Indiana Floral Co
Jamison’s R. ¥. Kerr
R. V. Kerr Groceries
9Th ST
Centennial education observance featured in Philadelphia program
The article reviews the Centennial events highlighting education in Pennsylvania. It notes Dean Marley, public ceremonies in Philadelphia, and a speakers series from the Evening Public Ledger era to present times. The program includes a high school auditorium gathering with Dr. George Gerwig and a pageant marking one hundred years of education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Walsh
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
George Gerwig
Pittsburgh
High School
High School Aid
State Teachers College
Pinchot Calls For Choice Of Him Or Reed
Governor Pinchot attacks Senator Reed as aligned with Mellon interests and a servant to the rich. He portrays himself as a progressive Republican who supports plain people and policy continuity from his governorship to the Senate. He concedes Reed has not been corrupt but argues Reed votes against public interests by habit.
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Pennsylvania
Reed
Mellons
Senate
Mellon
Indiana State Teachers College Symphony Opens Season
Symphony Orchestra under Lawrence C. Stitt and the A Cappella Choir directed by John W. Neff, presented by Joshua T. Stewart and Dr. Charlie R. Foster at Indiana State Teachers College. Program featured Pomp and Circumstance, Palude, Gavotte from Mig non, and Sing We and Chant It with praised balanced strings and polished performances.
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Joshua T. Stewart
Charlie R. Foster
Presi Basis
Indiana
Colege
J. Foster
Dean Walsh
Lawrence C. Stitt
John W. Neff
Elgar
Palude
Jarnefelt
Gavotte
Mignon
Thomas
Stitt
Revival at Lucerne Hall Draws Growing Attendance
Evangelistic meetings at Lucerne Hall under the American Sunday School Union gain interest. Last evening Rev. Major John Russell delivered a sermon, "The City" or "The New Jerusalem." Rev. Russell and his wife plan to stay this week, urging believers in old time religion to attend. He will speak tonight on Old Fashioned Religion.
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Lucerne
Lucerne Hall
American Sunday School Union
John Russell
New Jerusalem
Russell
Pinchot Proclaims April 13 and 27 as Arbor Days
Harrisburg April 10. Governor Gifford Pinchot designates April 13 as Spring Arbor and Bird Day in Southern Pennsylvania and April 27 in northern parts of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Unknown Man Fatally Struck by Train Near Lockport
An unidentified middle aged man was fatally injured near Lockport after being struck by a Pennsylvania Railroad freight train or possibly falling from it. He died at Memorial Hospital Johnstown with skull and leg fractures. no identification found on clothing. Police search records for missing persons without success.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Lockport
Memorial Hospital
Johnstown
W. A. Jones
Fayette Street
Westmont
Jones
Townstown
Joe Basik
Brain Trust Heckler Faces Investigators
A House committee session on March 24 heard Dr. Wirt deny drafting a memo that accused presidential advisers of seeking to retard recovery and alter government form. Wirt said he distributed copies to about 100 recipients and would provide further details if verified.
Scout Leaders Training School Opens Wednesday
The Scout Leaders Training School at State Teachers College prepares for enrollment in the Seven Weeks Course starting at 7:30. The program includes a First Aid course by Odell Sutton and Nature Study by Prof. Wilber Emmert, with Red Cross certification on completion.
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Scout Leaders | Training School
State Teachers College
William Penn Council
Odell Sutton
Wilber Emmert
American Red Cross
Boy Scouts of America
Boys Scouts of America
M. Sanderg
Boy Scout
Weamer
Witness recounts dinner party remarks on New Deal recovery
Dr. Wirt testifies about statements from Kneeland and Taylor arguing for continued New Deal policies. He cites Tugwell and Wallace as leaders, claims some observers longed for a planned economy, while others resisted, and notes a witness who linked Roosevelts era to Kerensky. Also mentions Alaska homestead land prospects.
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Hilda Kneeland
A. F. of L
Wirt
Arnold
Lehrbach
Dr. Wirt
Reed
O’connor
Miss Kneeland
Wallace
Tugwell
Kerensky
Chronic Gall Bladder Trouble Linked To Constipation
The remedy Klax-Ko is promoted as a quick liver and gall bladder treatment to relieve biliousness dizziness and gas pains, with a 30 day money back guarantee. It claims to dissolve salt formations causing gall stones and promises relief within 3 to 6 days. Sold at Daugherty's Widmann Teah Inc and other druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daugherty’s, Widmann & Teah, Inc
Gas theft suspect and drunk driver sentenced to workhouse and jail
Judge J N Langham sentenced two men yesterday one Austrian youth Boyd McGarry to the Allegheny county workhouse for six months to a year after pleading guilty to felonious entry and larceny for stealing gasoline and tools from Baltimore and Ohio Railroad tool houses along with Edward Johns of Kent Johns not pleading. S. CG Wilson of Polk Venango county was fined 200 dollars and costs and received 30 days in the county jail after pleading guilty to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated following a collision with two parked cars.
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J. N. Langham
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Venango County
Allegheny County
Boyd McGarry
Aultman
McGarry
Edward Johns
Kent
Savan
J. M. Junction
Johns
S. CG. Wilson
Polk
Plumyilis
Costa
Wood Has Wonderful Cow Tops Monthly Indiana Records
Wilbert H. Wood of Sheloca, member of the Second Indiana County Cow Testing Association, reports his Holstein cow Kimwar Jewel Butterboy toping March records and likely to lead April. The five year old cow produced 90.8 lb milk per day at 3.5% butterfat, about 2724 lb milk and 96.4 lb butterfat for April, equating to just over ten gallons daily. Wood milks his herd three times daily and hopes two daughters will match their dam’s production.
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Wilbert H. Wood
Sheloca
Indiana County Cow Testing Association
Wendell Wetzel
Association
Wiel
Mr. Woods
Kimwar Jewel
Wood
Harry
Kimmel
Woods
Mr. Wood
Stock list echoes a wide market curb notes at close
A long compiled inventory of major companies appears, listing firms across energy, automotive, chemicals, utilities, and consumer goods. The document names American Smelting, Atlantic Refining, General Motors, Standard Oil, Coca Cola, Chase, J C Penney, IBM, and others, reflecting a broad market snapshot amid a fluctuating trading day.
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American Gan American Smelting
Perea Ebacta
Bsnacomopper
Atchison T. & F
Atlantic Refining
A.T.T
Bethlehem Steel Gardens
Canadian Pacific
Ches. and
Ohio Chrysler
Coca Cola
Columbia Gas
Consolidated Oil
Curtiss-Wright Dupont Eastman Rodd& Fort Pitt Brew. Co
General Motors
General Electric Int
Nickle Int. T
T. J.C. Penny Co
Kennetott "Copper
Lone Star Gas
Miami Copper
Montgomery Wand
Nash ‘Motors
New York Central
Pure Oil Radio Corporation
Reynolds ‘Tobacco Scars
Roebuck Socony Vacuum Standard of
Cal
Standard Oil of
N. J. Studebaker
Texas Corporation
United
Warner Bros
Pic
Westinghouse
Elec
Woolworth
Penn Road Corn Corporation
Death shocks Dublin as U S minister dies at banquet
William Wallace McDowell, American Minister to the Irish Free State, collapsed and died at a banquet in Dublin honoring his arrival, two weeks after his post began. De Valera presided, and physicians tried to aid him after he spoke briefly, but he died on the scene.
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Dublin
William Wallace McDowell
Irish Free State
Eamonn de Valera
Free State Executive Council
McDowell
Chicago
Montana
de Valera
Ryan
von Dehn
Rip Tide Slogan Contest Promises Cash Prizes
A newspaper announces a national Rip Tide slogan contest with $1000 in prizes to describe the Norma Shearer film title. Entries from all readers are invited, except MGM, the Gazette, and Ritz Theatre, with consolation tickets offered.
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The
Gazette
Norma Shearer
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