Holmes Safety Meet At Clymer Report Of Mine Accidents
The Holmes Safety Organization of the C E G Mine No 1 held its monthly meeting at Moogs Hall with fair attendance. Safety Engineer M F Coulter warned that accidents have increased, nine incidents in days, two requiring finger amputations. Talks covered new equipment like mining hooks and eye goggles, with emphasis on prevention and safer practices. The Fifth and Eighth Wights sections posted ten months with zero lost time, while overall carelessness caused most accidents. Visitors praised the meeting as a cooperative effort to reduce danger and protect workers. The Walton League bulletin follows with remarks from Indiana County Chapter secretary Olen S. Conrad.
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Holmes Safety Organization
C.E.G
Moogs Hall
Asia
Jess
Coultier
Pa Wéce
Mba
Walton League
Walton League of Benefit
Implien
Olen S. Conrad
Indiana County
Hoover Proposes Five Day Week for Government
President Hoover proposes a five day week across federal service to save about 95 million dollars in pay and allowances. The plan, submitted to the House economy committee by Budget Director Roop, eliminates annual leave with pay and rural mail carrier vehicle allowances and seeks a one percent pay cut with a 1000 dollar exemption.
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Washington
INS
Hoover
House Economy Committee
Roop
White House
Conservation and sport fishing notes from Walton League speech
Inaak Walton linked fishing with forest and game conservation. Farmers, harmed by wildlife, fear wildlife protection but a headquarter tip suggests treating trees with linseed oil and resin to deter rabbits. Streams surveyed for stocking look favorable, with fish shipments to follow. Public notice will announce actual fish placements for all sportsmen. The Langue meeting on April 28 will feature outdoor life films, including a tale of a film mishap with a reel mix up and a wrong forward pull, soon corrected by a competent operator.
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Inaak Walton
National
Walton League
Wims
Langue
Kahing
Drama marks pastor's return in Kiskiminetas Valley
A pastor who had vanished in Armstrong county reappears amid reports of revival meetings in Apollo and North Vandergrift before his appointment at Vandergrift Baptist Church. His current location is unknown though believed to be living somewhere. The disappearance caused little alarm among church members who actively sought clues, fearing possible robbery.
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Childrens Hau
Kiskiminetas
Apollo
Vandergrift
Baptist
Armstrong County
Andean Craters Grumbling As Ashes Die Down At Malargue
An eyewitness account from Malargue Mendoza Province describes a volcanic eruption that darkened the sky, blanketed the town with ash, and chilled temperatures. Panic spread as power failed and shelters proved perilous. Oliver townsfolk fled then sought safety as ash falls waned after torrential rain cleared the air.
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William Duffy
Malargue
Mendoza Province
Argentina
INS
Andes
Mallorgue
Planning Distribution of State Funds For County Needs
The plan revises unemployment figures to 1,001,094 for January, guiding $4,000,000 for February and March and $3,000,000 for March to April. County allocations shift with counties like Philadelphia and Allegheny showing decreases, while Lackawanna and others gain. The December-January payment is about $3.45 per unemployed, with March potentially around $3, for each affected person.
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Philadelphia
Allegheny
Lackawanna
Schuylkill
Luzerne
Lancaster
Armatrong
Beaver
Butler
Clearfield
Erie
Fayette
Indiana
Jefferson
Lawrence
McKean
Mercer
Venango
Westmoreland
Democrats for Oratory Feast in Washington DC
Alfred E Smith leads the Democrats at the Jefferson Day banquet as Roogerell misses the event. The New York governor, with the most delegates, passes up speaking and cites pressing affairs in Albany amid speculation about the Chicago convention. A photo from the speakers table appears on page thirteen.
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Alfred E.smith
Teporis
al' Ja
Franklin D. Rangevelt
New York
Chicago
Roogerell
Albany
Washington
Rossiter Scouts Celebrate Tenth Charter Visit
Rossiter hosts Scout Executive Harrison for a big meeting signaling the troop’s tenth charter. The event honored leaders and new Tenderfoot recruits while praising Scoutmaster Marchella and the community’s long support of Scouting in Rossiter.
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Rossiter
Harrison
Dan
Dunmire
F. D. Welsh
W. B. Cochran
Alphonse Nealer
Joseph Marchella
Nealer
Marchella
Herman Moni
Max Jenaty
Albert Molinengo
Albert McFarland
John Ferner
Cline Hodgson
Rozsiter
Timid Mother of Dead Native Testifies in Fortescue Case
The trial features protracted evidence including the blood stained sheets, the rope, and the signet ring presented by the prosecution. Clarence Darrow faces a determined defense led by Charles S. Davis as Lieut Massie faces possible justifiable homicide claims amid the emotional strain after the Fortescue murder.
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Fortescue
Clarence Darrow
Charles S. Davis
Darrow
Massie
Percy Bond
Lieut
Veterinarians Gather for Penn Allegheny Meeting
Veterinarians from western Pennsylvania counties attended a Penn Allegheny Veterinary Association session held yesterday in Dr. J. S. Connolly’s office. Dr Roger Antadon of the University of Pennsylvania spoke on rumination physiology, while Dr Amadon’s topic was sweet clover poisoning presented by Dr J Mitterling of Hollidaysburg.
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Roger & Antadon
University of Pennsylvania
School of Veterinary Medicine
Penn-Allegheny Veterinary Association
J.s. Connolly
Ir. Amadon
J. Mitterling
Hollidaysburg
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Jefferson, Armstrong, Cambria
Clearfield
Blair
Center Clarkon
Eik Counties
The
Pens-Allegheny Association
Nations Back US Plan to Cut Arms at Disarmament Talks
Italy Brazil and Turkey join Britain and Switzerland in backing the American proposal for severe armament reductions. Foreign Minister Grandi supports progressive land force cuts with partial naval reductions, while Italy backs outright destruction of arms. Brazil and Turkey also back the plan.
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Arno Dosch-Fleurot
INS
Geneva
Italy
Brazil
Turkey
Great Britain
Switzerland
Dino Giandi
Journal de Geneve
Hugh Gibson
Andre Tarsdieu
France
Gibson
Tardieu
Foreign
John Simon
Simon
Grandi
Vagne
Ate
League of Nations
Father of 17 Died Suddenly funeral pending in Jennerstown
Edmund K. Gonder, 74, Jenner township farmer, died suddenly from a heart attack at home in Jennerstown. Survived by widow Amanda Pardee Gonder and children Percy Spokane Washington Dr Fred Gonder Obama Neb Walter and Mrs Edgar O Conn or Boswell Mrs TO Imhoff Rockwood Mrs Smedley Ward Philadelphia Mrs Cloyd Dietz Indiana Mrs Allen Close McKeesport Opal at home and eight grandchildren. Two brothers Free man and Newton Gonder Enswe and sister Ida Brubaker Johnstown. Earl died in 1904. Funeral arrangements not yet set. Services to be held at home with Rev Edwin Bauder at St Pauls Reformed Church and interment Jenner Cemetery.
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Edmund K. Gonder
Jennertown
Jenner Township
Amanda (Pardee) Gonder
Percy
Spokane
Wash
Fred Gonder
Obama
Neb
Walter
Edgar
O:connor
Boswell
Imhoff
Rockwood
Ybhe
Edwin Bauder
St. Paul's'Reformed Church
Jenner Cemetery
Pinchot Signals Move Toward Another Extra Session
Governor Pinchot stated he may call an additional legislative session to secure prompt relief funds, despite opposition and rumors. He warned that without a new session the $10,000,600 aid will run out by June, urging a definite plan and inviting welfare groups and other advisors to conference. He cautioned that political infighting could waste taxpayer money and worsen the crisis.
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Kephart
Mora
Prayer Circles Gather for Thursday Morning Meetings
Neighborhood gatherings invite all residents to a 11:00 AM Thursday prayer circle at 414 Philadelphia Street. Mrs Sherman Shank and other neighbors host a half hour of praise and prayer with readings from Esther and Timothy.
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Esther
Selestver
Philadelphia Street
Sherman Shank
Chevy | Chase
Ernest Smith
Wim Street
W. &. Peters
Third Street
Indiana County Bonds Sold Pending Legal Approval
Word reached attorney Wm. F. Pierce that Graham-Parson Company lawyers have passed on the legality of Indiana County’s recent bond issue. A Philadelphia firm bought part of the bonds at par, contingent on legal clearance. Printing and signing follow before funds go to the county treasurer.
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Wm. F. Pierce
Indiana County Commissioners
Graham-Parson Company
Philadelphia
Lindbergh case notes fuel new COndon hints
Dr John Condon, 72, says he may recognize the kidnapers handwriting and still has direct contact with them with approval from Colonel Lindbergh. Reports from New Rochelle and Trenton describe Condon’s claims about handwriting and a possible identity hint, while London and Rutland, Vermont, police pursue new clues about the ransom notes and money linked to the Lindbergh baby abduction.
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Condon
Lindbergh
New York
Hopewell
N. d
Dr. Condon
Trenton
N. J
John S’. Condon
Fordham University
Charles A. Lindbergh
New Rochelle College
Hat
al Reich
Henry Breckenridge
London
Hia
Scotland Yard
Boston
England
Sugar Truck In Bad Wreck Near Armagh
A Beyer Smith owned sugar truck hauling from Philadelphia to Blairsville wrecked on the William Penn Highway east of Armagh after swerving to avoid an eastbound car. Damage reported at 1000 dollars. cargo intact. Driver Carl V. Clark uninjured. truck toppled against a culvert. Vehicle was towed, license number of the other car not obtained.
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Beyer Smith
Blairsville
William Penn
Armagh
Indiana
State Highway Patrol
Carl V. Clark
Clark
Philadelphia
Blairyville
W. E. Simpson
Bilbiraville
Political pot boils in multiple party primaries across states
Early returns show Small leading Republicans by over 100000, Horner with about 125600 in Democratic senatorial race, and Roosevelt surging toward the Democratic nomination in New York. Dietrich and Murrray also project strong showings while Smith opens campaign HQ in Philadelphia boosting his 1928-era bid.
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Small
Horner
United States
Otis F. Glen
William H. Dietrich
Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Smith
Roosevelt
Treasury totals and Lindbergh kidnapping notes on April 13
Treasury balance as of April 11 stood at 510 million, with expenditures of 29.29 million and customs receipts 7.70 million. Lindbergh search details describe Martha's Vineyard as the ransom location where the infant was found and the colonel’s later fruitless plane search. Nor man Schwarnkap authorized a public alert tying contact with kidnapers to the case. Lindbergh remained convinced the money carriers were among the original suspects.
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Washington
Treasury
Martha's Vineyard
Lindbergh
Norfolk
Lindbergh Enroye
Ques
Dottor Condon
H. Norman Schwarnkap
New Jersey
Tension Flare As Chinese Troops Move In Shanghai
Chinese and Japanese factions clashed as 3000 troops reoccupy Lunghai arsenal and a rumor circulated of 2000 plainclothes gunmen aiming to seize Nantao near the French concession. Mayor Wu tightened patrols while Japanese vessels shifted berths and sailors reinforced defenses.
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Dixon Hosteins
Btaff
Shanghai
Lunghua
Pootung
Nantao
Wu Te-chew
Sp. m
Lunghai
Whangpoo
Chines
Poot
Man Acquitted in Death of Garman Found Slain
The case centers on Antonuccio, acquitted of murder after a slain man named Garman was found. A Luger pistol holster was found on Antonuccio, suggesting the weapon was used by the killer but not recovered. Cartridges matched the gun, mud on shoes contradicted a postentry theory, and police speculated a disgruntled customer or associate connected to bootlegging may be involved.
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Garman
Antonuccio
Antonarcio
Harry G. Garman
Emeigh
Gyrus W. Avis
iMell
Barnesboro
Stocks at 12 30 listing major firms with mixed results
A partial snapshot shows Allied Chemical, American Car and Foundry, American Smelting, Anaconda Copper, B and O, Chrysler, Coca Cola, General Electric, General Motors, Ford Ltd, Studebaker, U.S. Steel, Westinghouse, and other firms traded. Read as a curb market listing with fluctuating prices and notable names.
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Allied Chemicalaneeeanemaes American
Ceave
Fdy
Anges American
Tob
Alghison T. S
Ty Ty Cceeseseen B
O.R. Reve
Rethighem Steel
Canadian Pacific
Chos
Ohio Ghrysler
Ene C
St. P
Coca Cola
Columbia Gassa
Sas
Curtiss-Wright
Veses
Baie Dupont Oo
Kelvinator
Kennecoll Gapper
Miami
Lopper
Mont
Ward
Isereseeeee
Nash Motor
Dairy
N.Y. Central
N.uech
Pass Norf
West
North American Packard Motor
Penna
Rh. i
Pullman
Radin Corp
Sears Roebuck
Sanee Consolidated OS
St. Oil Cal
Ned
Studebaker
Westinghouse Vee
Ovarland
Curb Market Asso
Gasley
Cities Service
Ford Ltd
A .Menmoud Corp
Vetege Onenen Waresen Reiscanallpe
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Holmes
Clymer
Pastor
Moorhead
Bradley
Kaynee
America
Bostonian
Excelsiors
Official
Boy Scout Outfitters
Andean
Pinchot
Charles H. Schoeffel
New Jersey State Police
Laio Hagland
Asotland Yard Ou
Rutland
Ermont
Department of Justice
Martha’s Vineyard
Mase
Rutland Po
Nebraska
Omaha
Franklin Do. Roeevelt
John N. Garner
House of Rantesen Reiavess
William H. Murjray
Oklahoma
Kentucky
Louisville
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