Suffey Forces Widens Breach In Democratic ranks
In Harrisburg, April 16, former Labor and Industry official Joh M Bashore became Central Pennsylvania campaign manager for Joseph F Guffey, bringing associates Daniels Nisaley Dolan and Moritz into the Guffey for Senator bid. He split from State Chairman Lawrence, who accused Guffey of scuttling New Deal measures and blamed him for Pennsylvania’s 1938 Democratic losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Joh M. Bashore
Naty
Labor and Industry
Thea
Democratic State Committee
Guffey
Democratic Party
Pennsylvania
Bashore
Seymour Nissley
Dau Phin County
Hugh F.dolan
Pottsville
Lawrence
Jones
Scranton
Warren R. Roberts
Bethelehem
Leo C. Mundy
Luzerne County
Walter A. Jones
Turnpike Commission
Ie Boag
Ofp Snot
Diethar
Bashorée Lawrence
Earle-Jones
Thomas Kennedy
Wilson
Philadelphia
U. S
Kennedy
John L. Lewis
Congress For Industrial Organization
J. Dress Pannell
Dauphin County
Administrative Court proposal targets state boards and commissions
Harrisburg April 16 W F Daniels general counsel for the Pennsylvania Association of Milk Dealers urged substituting an administrative court with lawyers trained in law for all state boards and commissions with judicial authority. He cited the Milk Control Commission Public Utility Commission State Labor Relations Board and Workmen s Compensation Boards as agencies combining legislative executive and judicial powers. He warned such consolidation harms business industry labor and farmers while restoring required constitutional checks. He noted the milk industry as Pennsylvania s largest and urged private employment to absorb unemployment costs rising sharply since 1931. He and other speakers urged cooperation to spur job creation amid a packed convention program including a luncheon movie a smoker dinner and a golf event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
W. F. Daniels
Pennsylvania Association of Milk Dealers
Deniels
State Milk Control Commission
Milk Control Commission
Public Utility Commission
State Labor Relations Board
Workmen's Compensation Boards
Daniels
Pennsylvania
W. A. Hemphill
Pennsylvania Job Mobilization Committee
John H. McKee
John H. Light
Senatorial Campaign Move Tied to Shore and Lawrence
A fragment notes Shore and Lawrence in Dauphin County trials, with someone working for Jones for senator, indicating ongoing political activity and a party campaign connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shore
Lawrence
Dauphin County
Jones
Coal price proposals and river barge transport study
The coal division recommends prices around 1.15 per ton and notes fuel rate discounts for carriers, with charges ranging from 1.63 to 3.85 per ton by mine and region. It allows evidence for barge shipments and outlines typical regional prices, including Pennsylvania and Great Lakes routes, plus NRA comparisons. The report discusses river coal and regional disparities in pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Kentucky
Michigan
New York Central
Coal Division
Ohio
Mississippi
Examiners
Pennsylvania
New York City
South Ford
Nanty-Glo
Western Pennsylvania
Ala
Pittsburgh
Higheny
Westmoreland
Great Lakes
NBA
Freeport
Pittsburgh Panhandle
Youghingheny Westmoreland Nut
Indiana Champion Visits Poconos Resort For Acquaintance
Indiana's champion and rivals from other cities travel to the Poconos for a retreat where they will become acquainted with the resort facilities and ambiance as part of a sectional gathering.
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Poconos
Indiana
Norway Narvik action widens as Britons land troops
British and Norwegian forces reportedly landed on Norway's west coast and at Narvik to drive German defenders into the hills. Oslo reports German assaults on Notodden radio station and consolidation of positions in Norway as the Arctic center sees ongoing patrols and recon flights amid Allied landings. Berlin questioned possible Allied landings but said no Nazi positions were seized. Washington notes March exports at 344 million and Navy seeking Caribbean base to strengthen Panama Canal defenses.
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Germany
Norway
Notodden
Oslo
High Command
Narvik
Harstad
Western Front
Paris
Reynaud
Washington
Navy
Caribbean
Pangme Canal
United States
Navy Department
Lenate Naval Committee
Stockholm
Nar-- Vil
Aince
Britain
France
Baltic
Ber- UN
Norwegian Supreme Court
Sourcda
Harated
Stavanger
Kristiansand
Berlin
Rooseevelt
Norways Front Moves as Allied Power Lands Troops
The Allied command moves a strong expeditionary force across the North Sea to Norway to oppose German invaders and reassure neutrals. British ships report substantial sinkings of German transports and naval vessels, with unofficial notes of 100000 Allied troops involved and coordination with French forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
North Sea
Norway
Admiralty
Mariner
War Office-Admiralty
Finland
Russia
Scandinavia
Denmark
Italy
Oil Pioneer Samuel Ramage Dies in South
Samuel Ramage, known as Ramage, long active in politics and local mining circles, died in the South. He helped found the Venango County Republicans League and served as county Republican chairman. He chaired the Cook Forest Association and held involvement with City College which granted him an honorary degree years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel
Tees Tarts
Bauaas
Electris Cor
Eyler
City Colege
Ramage
Venanus County Repubilees League
Namege
I's County Republican
Cook Forest Association
Oslo braces under new German backed regime
Oslo authorities declare a government commission the constitutional authority after the old ministry fled, while German orders tighten control. Berlin notes bolster Nazi grip in Norway and reports limited British activity near Narvik with no landings.
Mail Express Schedule Fragments
Express only: Leaves Torrance at Tp. m stops Blairsville at 1 18 Romer so at 1 35 reaching Indie na at 1 38. First mai adere roe are Indians City ab i ia Geeta a Meera a stakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torrance
Blairsville
Romer
Indiena
Revival of NR. A:ts Pot Model Legislature Session
Blatt, executive director of a four day intercollegiate conference on government, will lead college students in a model legislature at the Capitol. Students will draft bills on national defense neutrality labor acts taxation and civil service reforms with faculty guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ave Blatt
Intercolle
Giate Conference On
Whld
Atudente
Solcin
Science
Flo
Train Schedule Fragment Shows Irregular Times and Finalization Notice
A garbled schedule for Indiana to Torrance routes lists inconsistent times and stops such as Homer City Coral Blairsville and Blacklick with notes of late afternoon arrivals. The text warns the trip schedule is not final and mentions continuing two mail trips per Postmaster Harry W. Fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blairsville
Torrance
Indiana
Flomer City
Biairavilla
Homer City
Graceton
Coral
Blacklick
Homer ‘City
Josephine
Herry W. Fee
Bank Closing After Impairment At Defunct 1928 Bank
The board of directors requested the action following a serious impairment of assets from the old First National Bank, closed in 1928. About 1.472 million dollars were on deposit, with FDIC insured coverage leaving roughly 100 thousand dollars uninsured. The FDIC will distribute that amount next week, with remaining funds to be paid from the bank’s assets. The Savings and Trust Company assumed none of the liabilities and acquired only portions of assets. All accounts and assets stay with the Secretary of Banking for Equidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savings and Trust Company
Secretary of Banking For Equidation
Indies Oil Rubber and Power Weigh in Global Balance
In 1939 East Indies trade and industry backed by $2 410 955 shows strategic value. Plans call three battle cruisers of 28 000 tons each. Rubber leads primary exports with petroleum tin tea copra sugar tobacco palm oil and coffee. Observers warn U S would object if a rival exploits a Dutch invasion to seize the Netherlands East Indies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indies
Holland
Netherlands East Indies
Obituary notices for Horace Packer Ada Bence and Gest Waddle
Death notices report Horace Packer at 89 a former Pennsylvania legislator and U S congressman with lumber interests in Wellsboro. Ada Bence 60 wife of John L Bence dies at Cherryhill township with services at Bethel Lutheran Church. Gest B Waddle 66 former Galisburg resident dies in LeRoy New York with funeral plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Packer
John Quinn
Indiana
Wellsboro
Pennsylvania
Congress of the United States
Nova Scotia
John L. Bence
Ada B. (Ackerson) Bence
Cherryhill Township
Seward Bence
Clymer
Mr. Bence
Sen
Ralph Bence
Mary Bence
New York City
L. E. Ackerson
J. W. Ackerson
Hence
Harmony Presbyterian Church
Penn Run
Bethel Lutheran Church
Dixonville
Mr. Shaffer
Church Cemetery
Gest B. Waddle
Galisburg
William & End
Margaret (McCready) Weddle
LeRoy
Dalla Rhettes
New Alexaneria
Salburg
Reynaud cites Nazi losses in recent week in European war
Paris April 18 Premier Paul Reynaud reported to the French Senate that Germany has taken heavy losses at sea. He claimed about 30 percent of the Nazi navy, 20 percent of cruisers and 25 percent of destroyers, totaling 78 000 tons sunk or captured while Allied navies suffered no losses in merchant shipping. He cited Narvik destroyer losses and Baltic mine actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Paul Reynaud
Germany
Andere
Reynaud
Roosevelt
Senate
Admiralty Agures
Narvik
Baltic Sea
Kiwanis Meeting at Country Club Hosts Farmers Guests
Kiwanis at the Country Club featured the Agriculture Committee led by Edgar Walker. President Wall ace Nordby welcomed Walter Mish back from Florida. James Simpson thanked farmers for the gathering. John Warner extended greetings. Ralph McCreary showed slides of Mexico City. Next week’s event to be at the high school includes the extemporaneous speaking contest. Rotary notes also mention Dr. Frank B. Stevenson addressing Socialized Medicine at Hotel Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Agricultura
Edgar Walker
Ergs
Wallace Nordby
Walter Mish
Florida
Walter
James Simpson
John Warner
Ralph McCreary
Mexico City
Frank B. Stevenson
Rotary
Hotel Indiana
Marionettes featured in Indiana State Teachers College program
The Indiana State Teachers College art department led the weekly student assembly with Edna Flegal outlining modern art and its links to Ife. Students displayed oil works by junior department members, followed by a marionette play based on Frau Holle and several dancing skits. A fifth grade group directed by Miss Vera Simpson presented Southern Echoes, integrating southern life with songs and art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana State Teachers College
Edna Flegal
Ife
Frau Holle
Fifth Grace
Sheep Meeting Near Livermore in Indiana County
Indiana County sheep men are invited to a Virginia Farms demonstration one mile north of Livermore on Thursday April 18 at 1 30 PM. A flock of 525 lambs and wethers will be observed while feeding methods are announced. Russel Crago will shear with an electric clipper and W B Connell of Penn State will conduct a drenching demonstration. Directors of the Sheep and Wool Growers Association will hold a brief business meeting. Plans for a five county sheep shearing contest will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Virginia Farms
Livermore
Russel Crago
W. B. Connell
Penn State
Sheep and Wool Growers Association
Meetig. Co
Warner
Grange Banquet Set For April 25 In Indiana County
Grange members of Indiana county will hold a banquet at the United Presbyterian Church in Indiana on Thursday evening, April 25 at 6 30. Miles Horst secretary of the Pennsylvania State Grange and eastern editor of the Pennsylvania Farmer will be speaker. He is described as of unusual ability. The program will include music and a community sing. Tickets may be bought from the Master Secretary or Lecturer of the subordinate Grange and must be purchased by April 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Indiana County
United Presbyterian Church
Inciana
Miles Horat
Pennsylvania State Grange
Pennsylvania Farmer
Horst Daw
Lebanon County
College Weather Forecast and Patchy Rain Likely Today
Cloudy and warmer with light rain possible today. Partly clearing and warmer tomorrow. Forecast notes minor mist and variable wind. Readers should prepare for brief showers and changing temperatures.
Election Continued Trem Page Ca Ar So As Durin
Fragmentary OCR notes mention election topics and names in a during page run. Specific people, places, or dates are unreadable, but the item appears to be a brief political update or continuation note from a local column.
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Suffey
Switzerland
Pocono
Porconos
Wildwood
N. J
Johnnie Miller
Brushvalley
Dobbs
Dobbe
Sterson, Daltons
Adam
Moorhead
Mite
Uth
Margaret Walsh
Patrolsten
Jenn J. Walsh
James O'Kane
Yang, Aan Vil
Pionzer
South
Bucharest
Romanian Economic Council
Reich
Yugoslavia
Bulgaria
Hungary
Aret
Johan Nygaardevold
Ingolf Elster Christensen
Conservative Party
Ger F
Publc
East Indies
Mahaffey Cemetery
Bald Loco
Bendix Aviat
Beth Steel
Aly Briggs
Judd Mtg
Smart
Calumet and
Hee
Canad Pacific
Cerro de Pas
Ches and Ohio
Chrysler Corp
Bila Colum G
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Com
Corm
Cons Edison
Consol Oil
TM Corn Products
Douglas Aircraft
du Pont de N
Eastman Kodak
el Auto-Lite
Gen Elec
Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Gen
Gillette Saf
Greyhound Corp
Interlake Iron Int Tel
Tal
Int Harvester
Int
Nick Can
Kennecott Cop
Kresge (Ss
Leh Val RR
Loew's Inc
Mark Trucks
Montgom Ward
Nash-Kelvinator
Nat Blaoult
Nat Dairy Pr
Nat Distillers
Nat Pow
NY Central RR
North Amer Co
Packard Motor
Fenn RR
Phillipa Pet Pub
Pure
Oll
Ws Radio Corp of Am
Reading Co
Repub
Steean Reynolds Tob
Sears Roebuck
Roc Vacuum
Southern Pacific
Southern Ry
Sperry Corp
Stand Oil Cal Bland
Studebaker Corp
Doy Texas Corp
Pimken
United Aircraft Sab United Corp
Unites In
U & Bites
Wastarvyland
West
Mty
Ah Ww Works
Rotary Madre
Dr. Stevenson
LS. 7. C
Grangers
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