Force Action On Hoover Money Saving Plan Moves In Congress
President Hoover's economy program aims to save at least 1.6 billion dollars yearly and was reviewed by the House economy committee. Discrepancies linger over five day week furloughs versus pay cuts and a merged defense department. A compromise toward furloughs for high earners and broader government reorganizations is being pursued, with veterans benefits, naval station cuts, and Philippine Scouts funding among the debated items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Neald
INS
Washington
Hoover
House
J. C. Roop
Administration
Army
Navy
Department of National Defense
Congress
Inover
Huvyep
Philippine Scouts
Philippines
Iwo
GOODS NEWS FROM MORRISDALE MINES
The Morrisdale Con Company in Clearfield County reports orders sufficient to operate Cun ard Slope and No 1 shaft five days weekly for 12 months. The two operations will provide work for between 400 and 600 men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrisdale Con Company
Clearfield County
Cunard Slope
No. 1
Brody Bros On Air Sunday Eve Change in Broadcast Time
The National Broadcasting Company takes over KDKA, shifting the Phoenix Hosiery Company program featuring Brody Bros of Indiana. The broadcast now airs Sunday evening at 6 45. The ad mentions Trade drums for all wars and tracks and Auto Paris Co Ritz Theatre Bldg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brody Bros
Natioal Broadcasting Company
KDKA
Phoenix Hosiery Company
Indiana
Rrade
Auto Paris Co., Inc
Ritz Theatre Bldg
Talk Excerpts By Gene Myers In Philadelphia
INS reports from Philadelphia April 16 show Dr. Raymond Buell of the Foreign Policy Association arguing the world faces self-defense versus cooperative sanctions. He warns reliance on good faith and the Stimson doctrine risks endless clashes with Japan and embittered U.S.-Japan relations. A continuation note references a roast chicken dinner at Sun Rise Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Myers
INS
Philadelphia
Raymond Leslie Buell
Foreign Policy Asociation
New York City
American Academy of Political and Social Science
America
China
Japan
Buell
Stimson
United States
Currency Mementoes Found In Building Ruins
Workmen clearing the ruins of a fire swept building in Philadelphia uncover a rusted tin box with currency and church mementos from the First Presbyterian Church of Chooksink. The box includes a handwritten history, Bibles, church minutes, constitutions, presbytery manuals, publications, and coins. John Harris, foreman of the wrecking crew, found and will preserve the artifacts or turn them over to an authorized former church official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelpiua
Mementaer
First Presbyterian Church
Chooksink
Innghand
Tral Presbytery
Presbyterian Amt
Bers
New York
Eugenne
France
Tole Pope
Rome
Napoleon Jib
Biarritz
John Harris
Forem Tan
The
Wrecking Company
Farmhouse Fire Claims 12-Year-Old Beulah Muir
A 12-year-old girl Beulah Isabel Muir died when a farmhouse in an isolated Chestnut Ridge area near Blairsville burned at about 2 a.m. The origins are undetermined and no other injuries are confirmed. Undertaker M W Felton Jr removed the body, and Coroner Fred W. St. Clair planned an afternoon inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chestnut Ridge
Blairsville
Beulah Isabel Muir
David Muir
M. W. Felton, Jr
Fred W. St. Clair
Indiana
Funeral held for Peter Antonucci in Spangler
Funeral services for Peter Antonucci, shot near Spangler last Monday night, drew a vast crowd at the Antonucci home on Bigler avenue. A cortege of about 300 cars traveled to Pittsburgh for cremation, with ashes returned in a bronze urn. Police report no new developments as Spangler cools after the pageant like funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spangler
Peter Antonucci
Cambria County
Antonucci
Bigler Avenue
Pittsburgh
Parcel Post
Carrolltown
East
Middle West
Ulingis
Indiana
Ohio
New York
New Jersey
Maryland
Delaware
Bennett and Sons workers back Edward Bennett for state senate
Forty nine employees of M. Bennett and Sons formed a support group for Edward F B Bennett’s state senate bid. Sherman J Shearer chaired the meeting and resolutions mailed to hundreds of former construction workers pledge to aid his campaign citing his humanity and sympathy for laborers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Bennett and Sons
Edward B. Bennett
M. Bennett & Sons
State Senate
Indiana
Mr. Bennett
Sherman J. Shearer
Bennett
Edward FB. Bennett
Commonwealth
First State Relief Checks for Indiana Disbursed
The State Treasury announced a second Talbot act relief disbursement totaling about 5.3 million across 65 counties with Jan allocations mailed Monday. Indiana County payments begin at 3,�68, with Lycoming and McKean holding for later. Other counties listed include Allegheny, Centre, Westmoreland, Jefferson, and Beaver among those receiving amounts ranging from hundreds to thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrenburg
TNR
State Treasury Department
Anyward Martin Neelerday
Eles
Indiana
Indiana County
Albert Ratrigh
Board of County Commissioners
John M Thompson
Commissioners
Insiana
Apmalong
Buller
Jefferson
Glearfiehl
Weatmoreland
Allegheny
Klasey
Centre
Colored Club Plans G. O. P. Meet Indiana County
The Indiana County Colored Republican Club announces a political meeting and banquet to be held at the Indiana Y.M.C.A. Tuesday evening April 19. All colored Republicans in Indiana county 21 years or older are invited. Special invitation to young people 21 to 40. Speakers include County Chairman Ho Wallace Thomas Michael B Kennett candidate for Senate Rev J T Davis Blairsville Rev J Johnston McKees Rocks and others. Everything is free except transportation. James Hammond is president and Mary Alice McQuirkin is secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County Colored Reepublican Club
Tadison
Indiana Y.M.G. A
Indiana County
Colks
Ho Wallace Thomas
Michard B. Kennett
J.T. Davis
Blairsville
J. Johnston
McKees Rocks
Celerea
James Hammond
Mary Alice McQuirkin
Prisoner fires at policeman in women's cell
Goolmanohn Vogel narrowly escaped death today in a city jail cell as Telen Pifer, 24, grabbed a police revolver from Vogel and fired six shots. The incident followed a chalked drift with Runge and Vogel during transfer to the jail. Pifer was arrested and faces charges. she allegedly created a disturbance and threw water at inmates while confined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre
Pa- Goolmanohn Vogel
Telen Pifer
Vogel
Lalour
Chirges
Paligemoy Runge
Beer-for-tax Day Planned in Nationwide Protests
New York Mayor James J. Walker urged a May 14 Beer-for-tax Day to unite Americans in a massive parade aimed at persuading Congress to legalize beer as tax revenue. He called on other cities to join, predicting 40 million people would voice their support in capitals and offices nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
America
James J. Walker
Congress
Senate
House
Fire Displaces Fourteen in Monessen Blaze
A blaze in Monessen Pennsylvania damaged two buildings in the business district last night. The fire started in the Laluerte Music Company's basement and spread through a three story brick building, forcing fourteen people including many children from their homes. The flames spread to an adjacent structure causing about $20,000 in damage before crews brought it under control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CSSMN
Tlalling Babu
Laluerte Music Company
Widow Ellen Brink Dies in Dryland Home at 60
Mrs. Ellen M. Brink widow of George W. Brink died at her home in Dryland aged 60. She leaves eight children and sixty grandchildren along with great grandchildren. A native of Indiana she had lived in Irvana for many years. Dr Biehl, poet specialist, will be at Indiana Hotel Tuesday April 19, 20%.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen M. Brink
George W. Brink
Perents
Dryand
Indiana
Irvana
Dr. Biehl
Indiana Wotel
Truck Overweight Driver Fined Fifty Dollars
Aryeh Clendenning of Irwin Avenue North Side Pittsburg was fined fifty dollars and costs after being arrested in Kittanning on Thursday by state patrolman R C Brown and arraigned before Justice Frank M Wray. His truck weighed 14 420 pounds, exceeding the 11 000 pound limit for the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin Avenue
North Side
Pitsburg
Kittanning
R. C. Brown
Justice of the Peace
Frank M. Wray
Hitruck
Donation Days Set To Aid County Needy
The Welfare Association of nde Anw County asks churches and schools to designate Sunday April 17 and Monday April 18 as donation days. Cloth ing food and furniture are needed, with special emphasis on children's clothing and potatoes. Donations may be left at churches Sunday and by students Monday or Tuesday. Distressed families rely on this supply as the welfare stock is depleted. Citizens are urged to cooperate across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Welfare Association
Gibbons Protest in Chicago After Illusive Arrival
Lloyd Gibbons, who covered the Sino-Japanese war for International News Service, failed to appear on his train from Cleveland. After forty five minutes of door pounding a sleepy voice uttered go away and he was told to be in Chicago yet. Gibbons emerged grimly and was taken to his hotel amid apologies for dreaming. He planned to join a parade and luncheon in his honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
Lloyd Gibbons
International News Service
Cleveland
Gibbons
Gulf Refining Appoints W A Schroth Local Distributor Indiana
The Gulf Refining Company names W A Schroth as local distributor for Indiana and Indiana county. He will oversee the bulk plant and two service stations at Mirth and Water streets and the B P highway. Schroth has resided in Indiana 14 years and promises continued efficient service at all plants. Former agent Mr Hunt will assist temporarily in Indiana operations before a transfer to another field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf Refining Company
W. A. Schroth
Indiana
Indiana County
Mirth
Water Streets
Schroth
Hunt
Condition of Dr Boden Unchanged After Train Collision
Reports from the local hospital say Dr T R Boden is still in serious condition after his car was struck by a passenger train Wednesday. Frank Black of town is responding nicely to treatment. Doctors warn several days remain before danger passes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Boden
Be & O
Frank Black
Police Deny Father’s Plea for Self-Work
Wilmington and Philadelphia police launch a grim search for the kidnapped nine year old Hilda Brodsky as letters threaten death. Delaware’s capital offense rule looms, family refuses cooperation while Mayor Sparks vows full effort to trap the kidnappers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
INS
Harold Broadaky
Hilda
Philadelphia
Delaware
Broadsky
Othiwise
Wimington
Brodsky
New York City
Mayo Breuerle
Prks Illington
Erately
Wilfington Pe
Sparks
Guiet
Embezzler Giles Sentenced To 21 Years In State Penitentiary
Robert S. Giles pleaded guilty to embezzling 28950 in Mahoning County funds while treasurer. He received one to 21 years in Ohio State Penitentiary and a 37900.04 dollar fine. Police had searched for him for a year after he spent the money on a "good time."
Political meet in White Township at Monkey College
A large turnout gathered at the Monkey College school house in White Township for a political meeting sponsored by the Tax Justice League. Vice President Sutton Glasaford presided with Mrs. Groft as secretary as local candidates spoke amid music from the Chevy Chase string orchestra.
Early Fishing Reports Reveal Darkness Story
A first day trout season report details a B. G. G. and companions fishing at a favorite pool. An accidental fly tied to a pork rind lure leads to a twelve inch trout leaping to strike. The scene shifts as G. G. crosses the stream to recover his gear and resumes fishing with mixed luck. Continued on Page Fhreg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. Pui
G. G
Calhort Promell
Walaward
Kyock
Iis
Suneb
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Hoover Money Saving
Morrisdale Mines
Hollywood
Paris
Europe
Mona Dee
Oarder
Sun Rise Inn
Culp
Columbus
Clarence Osborn
Katanji Debuchi
Potomag River
Madame Odebuchi
Yaka Debuehi
Colored Club
Walker
Monessen
Welfare Association
Gulf Refining
Father
Harold Broasksy
Ne« Groes
Lindy Case
White Township
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