Regulatory beer measure yet at odds in Harrisburg
INS reports political bickering stalls Pennsylvania beer tax reform after 3.2 per cent legalization. Losses run up to 372,000 dollars in six days if the higher tax rate holds, with daily state revenue gaps of 41,000 to 62,000 dollars. Delayed license fees and brewer taxes add about 2.6 million in receipts, while federal tax at five dollars per barrel has already been paid on 150,000 barrels. Continued on page two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Everett Doying
INS
Harrisburg
Commonwealth
Gifford Pinchot
Connor-Sewers
Pennsylvania
Blairsville Male Chorus to Perform at First Methodist Church
Blairsville group brings a noted concert to the First Methodist Episcopal Church on Thursday evening April 20. Directed by David S. Ewing of Pittsburgh, the Blairsville Male Chorus includes prominent business men and services club members who have appeared with Pittsburgh organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Blairsville
David S. Ewing
Pittsburgh
Hnmoanen
Promineny
Blairaville
Yania Alahions
Easter church notices for press item
Easter church notes announce service details and master services for Tadining with ADL announcements.Entries arrive by noon Bedday, April Ta. Those arriving late will be accommodated only if space permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Disney
Dual Deaths Mystify Police at Johnstown
Johnstown police investigate the decomposed bodies of Jerry Fisher 71 and his son Walter 19 found in a gas filled Oakhurst apartment. Autopsy suggested carbon monoxide poisoning though no clear self harm. The discovery followed a door breach after three days of dim light and gas leaking from a kitchen stove.
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Johnstown
Jerry Fisher
Walter
Oakhurst
Arthur T. Mahan
Charles Ex. Tredennick
Cyrus W. Davis
Yieiener
Superior Court to Pass On Bonuses
The New Jersey court will decide if Bethlehem Steel officials and directors earned large bonuses, including 1,628,753 paid to Eugene G Grace as president in 1929, in a federal lawsuit. The Standard Investment Company amended its complaint to seek judgment on whether such payments were not in proportion to the services rendered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Eugene G. Grace
Standard Investment Co
Imprisoned on Espionage Charge London Basslie-Stewart Sentenced
London April 18. Lieut Norman Baillie Stewart of the Seaforth Highlanders was expelled from the British army and sentenced to five years penal servitude for selling military secrets to a foreign agent. The 24 year old officer from an aristocratic family was convicted by court martial on seven espionage charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Norman Baillie-Stewart
Seaforth Highlanders
Pastor Illness Delays Zion Lutheran Church Service
The Preparatory Service at Zion Lutheran Church is postponed due to Rev. Pfohl illness. He will lead Easter services next Master Sunday and preach Why I Believe in Immortality Sunday evening. Also notices on flower prices and Blairsville concert tickets.
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Zion Lutheran Church
Rev. Pfohl
Pfohl
Three Hours Devotion Friday Observed at Christ Church
The concluding service of a pre Nagter program for Indiana churches will be held at Christ Episcopal Church from noon to 8 PM Friday. Timed meditations on the Seven Last Words will be led by Rev. Clinton F Wildebrand Jr, Rev J Davis, Rev Wy Le Pink, Rev A YW Mosbach, Rev W Shane, Rev Ry T Ghark, and Rev wd Mellvaine with a concluding address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Christ Episcopal Church
Tomor
Pather
Clinton F. Wildebrand, Jr
J. Davis
Wy le
Mosbach
W. Shane
Ry T. Ghark
Wd. Mellvaine
Treasury balance report shows April 11 figures
Washington April 18 report lists the Treasury balance as $503,594,437.06. Expenditures are $14,908.02 and customs receipts amount to $6,270,698.89, with other items referenced as Photon Antog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Washington
INS
High Court Deliberates on Bucchi Insurance Suit
In TMUSBURGIL April 13 Judge Langham of Indiana County hears arguments on whether the court properly set aside reopening of a suit by Ross and Josephine Bucer against Detroit Fire and Marine Insurance. The second suit seeks damages from a February fire that destroyed the Bucer home in Smyerstown Indiana County. The insurer presses the first action's dismissal due to missing claim statements within the court's period. Easter greetings ad inserted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tmusburgil
N. Langham
Indiana County Commen Pleas Court
Ross
Josephine Bucer
Detroit Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Superior Court
Bucer
Lagi
Smyerstown
Indiana County
Dramatic Sequence To Relief Bid Of Family
A near Willet family of eight children was aided by county welfare after a March Gazette report claimed lack of clothing. New records show welfare clothing from 1932 to 1935, blankets, beds, and farm housing provided. funds ranged 7.50 to 15.00 dollars biweekly. County officials cite distribution from Welfare Association records and a former relief committee member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gazette
Willet
Court House
Indiana
Welfare Association
Washington Township Relief Committee
Fayther
On Country
Indiana County Wallava Association
Washington Township
Chambersville
Banks Closed On Good Friday Worldwide
Banks will be closed tomorrow for Good Friday. Financial offices and the Post Office will halt operations, and the Pittsburgh and New York Stock Exchanges will also be closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
New York
Unsolicited Testimonial From Se-Lo Works Advertiser
A letter from Se-Lo Works Cincinnati dated April 11 194% praises the Evening Gazette Indiana Pa for strong ad response. The firm reports a dramatic 844 percent rise in territory covered and says modest ad size still yields high pull power, proof subscribers read ads and buy sought products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Gazette
Se-Lo
Akron
So-Lo Works
Carl Street
Cincinnati
See-Lo
J. Marx
White Collar Relief Seen in New Measures
President Roosevelt asked Congress for emergency legislation to shield city homeowners from foreclosures and allow mortgage refinancings at lower rates. A $2 billion Treasury guaranteed bond issue would back the refinancing with a moratorium on both interest and principal in extreme need, under a national policy to safeguard home ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ek. Durno
INS
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Treasury
Coral Young Man Killed in Mine
Coroner Frederick W. St. Clair ruled an accidental death for Louis Bernini, 19, a Coral miner who died after being run over by a mine car in the Potter Coal and Coke Company mine. He stumbled while pushing loaded cars, his body taken to Flickinger funeral home. He was son of Mr and Mrs Clements Bernini of Coral, survived by parents and several siblings. Funeral set for Saturday at the Roman Catholic church in Graceton with burial at SS Simon and Jude Cemetery in Blairsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick W. St. Clair
Louis Bernini
Potter Coal and Coke Company
Bernini
Flickinger Undertaking
Ilomur City
Aml
Clements Bernini
Garal
Graceton
SS. Simon and Jude's
Blairsville
Communists Shot Trying to Escape Dachau Camp
Three communists were shot and killed today and a fourth wounded by guards at Dachau concentration camp after attempting to escape. An official announcement confirmed the incident in Munich Germany on April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
Germany
INS
Dachau
Ritz High Hat Revue at Padigre Campus Trims
The Lily Thence presents a vaudeville style show at 8:90 Saturday featuring The Ugh the Revues and Weaves with a stage band. A gala pre party starts 100 a. m. Ken Mayntu stars in Warga Express. kiddie admission set at 1 cent. Prizes awarded on stage during the broadcast.
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Sutuday Imatingr
Bacarhiey
Asmb
Phe Riage
Padigre
Ken Mayntu
Kell
Tisan
President's Wife Thrown From Horse In Potomac Park
Washington April 13 Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt was thrown from her horse while riding in Potomac Park this morning. She was not injured and after re mounting finished her ride with Mrs Henry Morgenthau Jr and Miss Marguerite Lehand nearby. The incident occurred when the mount slipped on a soft point of the bridle path.
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Washington
Franklin D. Rosevelt
Potomac Park
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
federal + Team Board
Marguerite Lehand
Presi
Roosevelt
Manslaughter charge looms in Blairsville shooting
State police at Greensburg questioned 17 year old Joseph Dixon after a fatal shooting that killed Charles Snyder, 15, when a small revolver Dixon handled discharged. A coroner’s inquest found accidental death, but officers plan to charge Dixon with involuntary manslaughter.
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Joseph Dixon
Blairsville
Charles Snyder
Dixon
Greensburg
Harry G.wagner
Wagner
Snyder
Indiana
Warner
Betta Noel
West Rawson Avenue
Mrs Ida Marshall Found Dead In Bed
Mrs Ida Marshall widow of James M Marshall was found dead in her bed at 442 North Ninety street this morning around 9 00 o'clock. Death attributed to heart attack per doctor Frederick W Sr Clary. Mrs Marshall and sister Miss Harriet McAulich attended the Wednesday evening prayer service at First Regular Baptist Church and had returned home in good health. Funeral arrangements pending word from her son C Meade Marshall of Chicago and daughter Mrs Aylla Marshall Anderson of San Diego California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wili Giltita Marslall
James M. Marshall
North Ninty Street
Voranor Prederick W. Sr
Clary Mra. Marshall
Slarriet McAuchly
Marshall Home
Whrst Regular Baptist Church
C. Meade Miarehall
Chicago
Aillay Sharshall Anderson
San Diego
Van Dergrift Truck Driver Hijacked Near Ambridge
Ambridge April 13 A Vandergrift truck driver Frank Snyder twenty was kidnapped while in his truck between Ambridge and Haden tied with rope in a field near Mt Nebo. Hijackers drove off with the truck and merchandise valued at about four hundred dollars after pistol demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambridge
INS
Frank Snyder
Vantergrift
Mt. Nebo
Snyder
Haden
Talbot Bill fuels state relief funds for next biennium
MARTUSBURG April 182 MNB Pennsylvania moves to relieve hunger before June as Governor signs the Talbot bill for 4 million bringing in 15 million expected from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation match. Senate weighs Scott bill 12 million for the needy, boosted to 18 million in the House, with revenue plans centered on readjustment tax proposals and a beer tax for relief funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William. Kelly
INS
Roy
Pincho
Republic Organization
Senate
Scott
Niwin
Colec
Poison and exhumations shock Vilagos village
Vienna reports Anton Duma a mid wife in Vilagos confessed to making poison with flypaper used by seven wives to kill husbands. The paper says hundreds of graves were opened for postmortem autopsies. other women, mostly widows, are under arrest.
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Vienna
Anton Duma
Rumana
Vilagos
Hhe
Trabladet
Mother of Secretary of Treasury Dead
New York April 13. Mrs GC Woodin mother of Secretary of the Treasury William Woodin died at her home today. She was 86. The cabinet officer’s mother suffered a stroke Sunday and did not recover, with the secretary at her side in the last moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
GC. R. Woodin
The
Treasury
William, Woodin
Secretary of the Treasury
Washington
Columnist Weds Gene Stratton Monroe in Day Thomas union
Columnist and Gene Stratton Monroe reportedly wed in a ceremony and are on their honeymoon. MrsTI is a granddaughter of the late Stratton Porter, novelist. A shy childhood movie actress who gave up plans to pursue acting in 1928 is mentioned among the newlyweds.
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Gene Stratton Monroe
Abave
A Day Thomas
NEA
Stratton Porter
Shy
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Murope
Price Philip of
Liesse
Mafalda
Italy
Jerry and
Walter Fisher
Haster
Indiana Moral Co
M. B. Church
Atlantic
Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
White House
Ishbel MacDonald
Anna Eleanor Dall
Miss MacDonald
Episcopal Church
Price
Stredms’ Gift Shop
Bill Features
Ritz High Hat Revue
Presidents
Pal
Ida Marshall
Vandergrift
Thendliana County Street Rail- Co
Creek
Oach
Indiana Evening Gazette
Talbot Bill
R. F.C
Pinchot
Sec’y
Weds
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