Clymer Troop Charter Presented at Church Service
Scout event of significance as Troop 4 of Clymer received its charter during a church service at the Christian Church of Clymer led by Rev. F J Barber. The presentation included commissions, first and second class badges, tenderfoot awards for five new scouts, and a flag gifted by Scout Executive Harrison.
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Clymer
Christian Church of Clymer
F. J. Barber
Pasion
Dave
Carrell D. Oakes
Oakes
AL Long
O. G. Colgan
Fiot
Rare Ber
Raymond Christe
Harrison
Barber
Morris Sericcia
Vincent Serlecia
Steele Christie
Wayne Colgan
Robert Long
Bert Bowser
Guerney Fullerton
Clymer Christian Church
Dyvoon
71 Days of Labor In One Automobile
A speech extols the auto industry as America’s biggest employer driving broad economic recovery. It argues that purchase of cars directly creates work in plants, garages, mining, steel, cotton, lumber, rubber, railroads, and related trades, and urges campaigns to mobilize idle money and workers.
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Basia
Klingler
Kuingler
Tov
America
Igex
Jack
Edwards Motor Co
Oval
Fortune teller arrested in El Paso
Manuel Haldlevus, known as a fortune teller, was arrested for plying his trade in El Paso. He claimed he saw in the cards that a detective would visit him and said he did not know he was violating the law.
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EL Paso
Manuel Haldlevus
Main Chilean Volcanoes Blaze Across Andes City
Across the Andes, eight volcanoes erupted sending smoke and ash over Mendoza, Buenos Aires, and Valparaiso. Hotels burned as lava and dust forced evacuations, and Chilean authorities reported volatile activity waning with widespread gas exposure and oxygen aid dispatched.
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San Rapael
Argentina
el Commerc
Gan Rafael
Mendoza
Percy Fostrrins
Bigonos Aitiss
Martin Gil
Argent Uiniant
Lowns
Andes
San Jose
Minapa
Buenos Aires
San Rafael
Argentine
Valparaiso
Chile
INS
Andes Mountains
Montevideo
Uruguay
Ministry of the Interior
Rate of 153 Mills Obtains For Collection
The document notes teachers may supervise noon hour in the High School without extra pay next year while the tax collector’s rate remains one percent on collected monies at face value and five percent after penalties. It covers school enrollment and attendance: eam totals 687 pupils with 287 tardies and attendance around zero, Horace Mann 476, Thaddeus Stevens 405, High School 1106, plus kindergarten 49. Absences: Horace Mann 482, Thaddeus Stevens 38, High School 74. Phone calls 51, in person 192.
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Horace Mann
Thaddens
Steviens
Harriet Walker
Thaddeus Stevens
Brief Funeral of Jos Leiter
The obituary recounts Jos Leiter’s life as a bold trader, notes his ascent and retirement after a dramatic episode in the wheat pit, and mentions sizable fortunes and wagers. It highlights his interests in horseflesh boxing and gambling, including a $250,000 win and a profanity dispute at Arlington.
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P. C. Armour
Duluth
Chicageo
Leiter
Lester
Arlington Jockey Club
Monte Carlo
King recovery ends bizarre kidnap episode in Ohio trip
William King, missing for 10 days, was found in Dayton after being taken by four men in a car with New York license plates. He recalls little of the journey through Pittsburgh, Dayton, Cleveland, Detroit, South Chicago, Cincinnati, and notes sheriff deputies detained two suspects. his memory returned in Dayton. He praised law enforcement for humane treatment and was sent home to Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
Dayton
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Soherbf
Montgomery County
Wolfe
John Gaylor
Minnie King
George Bowersox
Leachburg
Bowerdox
Vandergriff
King
Prosecution and Darrow Clash in Fortescue Massey Trial
The Fortescue-Masse trial centers on prosecutor John C. Kelley and defense icon Clarence Darrow as jurors listen to opening arguments. Kelley, a sharp Irishman, faces a tough task prosecuting four Americans for the honor slaying of a native, while Darrow, nearing 75, offers calm, masterful defense.
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Wakahawai
Kelly
Kahahawai
J. N.S
Honolulu
Darrow
Kelley
Truck And Auto In Collision At Philadelphia And Seventh
A Waystone Auto Convoy truck from Bloomsburg driven by Larry Slusser of Nescopeck collided with a car driven by Warry I Obey of Indiana at the Philadelphia street Seventh street intersection yesterday afternoon. The truck rear ended the stopped car due to wet pavement. no injuries were reported and only a bent bumper on the truck was noted. The truck was hauling a trailer loaded with automobiles.
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Waystone Auto
Bloomsburg
Larry Slusser
Nescopeck
Warry I. Obey
Indiana
Philadelphia
Seventh Streets
William Kealley
Tairoiman Kelley
Lindbergh Kidnapping Update Reveals New Details
Reports from New York and New Jersey detail continued Lindbergh kidnapping intrigue. Dr Condon, the man known as Jassie, pursued cryptic leads as police and officials assess whether the original ransom group remains at fault. Investigations focus on a six foot husky suspect and two companions, with developments anticipated hourly.
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Lindbergh
Charlies Augustus Lindbergh
Norman Schwarzkopf
New Jersey
Schior
Dr. Condron
Jassie
Mulrooney
New York
de Condon
St. Raymond's Cemetary
Bronx
Tremont Avenue
Candrow
Breckinridge
Obituary notices from Indiana County widow dies at 77
Margaret Kanouff widow of David Kanouff dies at her Juneau home aged 77 after bronchial pneumonia. Born near Trade City in 1845 she married David Kanoutt and lived in Juneau. Survived by daughter Ram Smills and three sons Norris, William, and Clay. Funeral plans unspecified.
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Mowi Apra Oy
Margaret Kanouff
David Kanouff
Juneau
Mra
Kanouff
Mise
Margaret. Holtzetrater
Trade City
David Kanoutt
Junoan
Mr. Kanoutt
St. Mork'a
Tovbney
Ram Smills
Youngstown, O
William of
Rog
Norris
Junean
Clay
City
John Schister
John Schisler
Indiana County
Latrobe
Schisler
Rose Vogel
Indiana
Adam Nibert
Germany
Valentine Schisler
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
Westmoreland County
Mr. Schisler
Isabelle Kirchner
Crabtree
Emma Sanderbeck
Jeannette
Mary Louise
The
Mercy Order
Pittsburgh
Spangler
Frank J. Schisler
Holy Family Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Tax Justice League Meeting Open to Voters
The Tax Justice League of White township invites voters to an open meeting at the Reider Schoolhouse on Friday evening April 15 at eight o'clock. Candidates are urged to attend and bring multiple copies of their platforms for general distribution to help voters evaluate each contender. Also announced is a community play titled No Account David by Bethe Lutheran Guild in the Martian Center Auditorium on Friday evening.
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Tox Justice
Tax Justice League of White Ownship
Reider Schoohouse
David
Bethe Lutheran Gaureh
Davids
Martian Center
Eadtarium
U'Elack
Ian Bee
Comedy at church fundraiser and Legion radio plans
A vaudeville style comedy plot centers on a grandson taking blame for a mortgage, with Dave the hero and supporting cast including Margaret Hacer and Lloyd Bence. Proceeds benefit the church. Also details a nationwide American Legion Victory Membership broadcast April 18 with Rudy Vallee coordinating posts, and local remarks by Indiana Post No. 141 commander Fred G. Weltzel.
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Carlisle Bence
Dave
Margaret Hacer
Mred L. Everwine
C.F. Mildebrand
J. Carlisle Bence
Earl Memiry
Howard Ober
Lloyd Bence
Gertrude M.ciner
Neen
Indianapolis
Pinchot attains new inquiry into Huntingdon case
Governor Pinchot releases a letter demanding an explanation from the Pennsyl vania Industrial School board over the release of three prisoners Fife Baker and Farina. He alleges a monetary transaction involving Ware and intermediaries and cites a possible campaign contribution. Vare denies knowledge of the case and any relation to the intermediary Edna McGreen.
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Pinchot
Pennsylvania Industrial School
Huntingdon
Robert Fife
John Baker
Cutty Farina
Plainfield
N. J
Ware
William R. Douglas
Auditor General's Office
Samuel Spyker
Thomas *. Bailey
Justice of the Peace
N. Faust
Mill Creek
Fike
Baker
Farina
Mostor
Hhe
Spike
Pennsylvania
Edna McGreen
Westfield
Williams
Fife
Philadelphia
Illiam S. Vare
Huntingdon Reformatory
Vare
Ventnor
Judge Bailey
Tinghot
Lo Vare
Smallest Girl Fights For Life
Quincy mass April 12 The smallest girl in the world Violet Younie nine day old 1 ounce fights for life. Parents Emerson and Mrs Younie of Houghs Neck tenaciously defend hope for a normal healthy girl. Baby kept in homemade incubator fed by dropper as doctors express astonishment at her stubborn battle for life.
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Quincy
Mass
Violet Younie
Hough
Emerson Younie
Democrats Agree on Tariffs in Tax Bill Focus
Senate Democrats reached a tentative agreement to limit tariff discussion in the tax bill to coal oil and copper. Minority Leader Robinson of Arkansas presided saying general tariff talk would be avoided to speed passage. He noted a possible House approved one cent per gallon oil duty while coal tariffs faced opposition.
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Senate
Washington
Robinson
Arkansas
House
Benefit basketball double feature at the Y tonight
A personal invite describes two charity games at the Y M C A. Blairsville Scholastics and Intermediates play at 7 15 followed by Buicks and Teachers around 8 15. Seats are available with reserved Tower for adults and gallery for boys. Archeologists remark the world is only three million years old.
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King’s Entertainment
Blairsville
Tower
T Hr
Stocks at 12 30 list broad industrial names
A terse stock table lists numerous major companies including American Can American Car-Fdy American Smelting Bethlehem Steel Chrysler Coca Cola General Electric General Motors Packard Motor Studebaker Texas Corp Westinghouse White Motor and others, indicating market activity across diverse sectors. The fragmentary list references well known firms such as Allied Chemical Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Canadian Pacific Colgate Palmolive and Westinghouse among others in a compiled index style.
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Betes Tenn
Allied Ghemica
Essaeee American Can
American Car-Fdy
American Smelting
American Toh
Anaconda
Atchison Ty ¢ A. I. T. A
Bethlehem Steel
Canadian Pacific Ches. and O
Chrysler
Coca Cola
Columbia Gan
Gan
Curtiss-Wing Dupont
Hastman Kodak
General Eleetric
General Motors
Int
Nickel
Kelvinator
Kennecott Copper
Miami Copper
Mont. Ward
Nash Motor
Natl Dairy Prod
N. Y. Sentral Nort and
UW. S. Sheed
Cee
White Motor
Westinghouse Willys-Overla
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Joseph Hanick
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Indiana Hospital
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Oak and Cemetery
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Westland
Leonard Holdsworth
DeVaux Holdsworth
Delmar Holdsworth
Alvin. Holdsworth
Bessie Rehanick
Robtown
Wallace Rowley
Bright
Montgomery Township
Josiah Rowley
Brethren Church
Ray
Elmer Rowley
Florence Little
Vandergrist
Methodist Protestant
Hillsdale
Rowley Cemetery
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Lolita Agramonte
Madrid
Spain
Legion
American Legion
United States
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Charles R. Griffith
Edward Thompson
Marl J. Hewitt
J. B. Troutman
Dry Knob
Calvin Ackerman
Miami Beach
MO Rogers
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U. S. Senate
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Joe Rapere
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