College Nine at It Saturday
The Teachers College nine will inaugurate the local baseball season Saturday afternoon when they meet Patsy Banato's Coal Run and P. League team. The game starts at 3 p.m. The contest serves as warm up for the collegiate season opening next Wednesday, April 2, at 3:30 p.m. against Kiski on College Field. Coach Boyts has arranged practice to evaluate new material. Replacements at key infield and catcher positions are planned, with Red McDowell and Sam Hoenstine among candidates. Probable starters and the 1936 schedule are listed, including games against Kiski, Lock Haven, Slippery Rock, St. Vincent, and Shippensburg.
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Teachers College Mins
Patsy Banato
Pus
Smcel
College Field
Boyts
Red
McDowgt
Sam Hoenstine
Gring
Paul Blank
Blank
Fulton
Mnitls
Pinky” eDayel
iDowell
Grosklos
Lmer
Ralph Murphy
Ligonier
Woodring
Charles Slick
Bedford County
Rouse
Beaverdale
Big Run
Irwin
Commodore
Red” McDowell
Sagamore Bill’ Cherney
RE. Grosklbs
Fulle
E. Grosklos
BE. McDowell
Slick
Krause
Murphy
Greene
Avenstine
Kiski
Indiana
Lock Haven
Slippery Rock
St. Vincent
Shippensburg
Tax Relief Push Faces New Tax Proposals
Harmony Committee in Harrisburg opened talks on funding relief and legislation for a reconvened session. Testimony from budget and revenue officials explored potential taxes such as on gestation products and cigarettes, with a possible $40,000,000 target deemed too high. The panel backed unemployment relief and road-stricken areas but rejected flood control and debated real estate tax penalties and fire safety measures within state institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Committee
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Guy Swope
Raymond Einleth
Revenue
Capitol Hill
Miles Horst
Lebanon
Jersey Train Held Up by Noted Gang Breakout
Partial transcription shows a Jersey train robbery with Duffy the messenger guard and rhyes on the platform. The gang reportedly escaped in a car while the baggage car door was opened and the incident unfolded on the station platform.
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Duffy
Rhyes
Sutherland
Air Disaster Board Probes Sun Racer Crash Details
Pittsburgh April 7 Two witnesses urged the Department of Commerce board to study the Sun Racer disaster. They recommended extending radio range from Pittsburgh airport and upgrading traffic-control towers. The Sun Racer crashed near Uniontown on April 7 killing 12. Witnesses discussed landing privileges rivalry and note radio beam issues. Survivor Hilda Elenstein and Sun Racer hostess Nellis Granger were reported recovering in Uniontown Hospital.
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Pittsburgh
Depaument of Commerce Board
Moatleids
Uniontown
John Herron
Waffie
Simian
Newark
Par Uy
Lawrence G. Mrnly
Casen
Transcontinental and
Westren Airlines
Opéra
Sun River
Ihe
Gafine
H. T. Haziney
U. S. Senate Air Safety Committee
Herron
Hartney
W. L. Smith
TWA
Nellis Granger
Uniontown Hospital
Hilda Elenstein
N.41
Train Robbery Ends In High Drama At Nutley Station
A gang halted a passenger train near Nutley New Jersey rifling the car safe and escaping in a large auto. Witnesses described the gunmen including an 86 year old man with blond hair and a long narrow face. Passengers and clerks observed the escape and police traced the robbers to nearby streets as the train continued to Newark.
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Duffy
Robert. Cummings
Jersey City
Crane
Erie
John Super
Clifton
Edward Murphy
South Paterson
Walnut Street Staton
Murph
Sutherland
Super
Lupe
Murray
Nutley
West Nutley
New York
Italy vows to crash city in air war over Rome
An Italian air raid over the capital drew reduced public turnout as fighters clashed. A secret conference discussed defense plans while France urged Mussolini to end hostilities. Italy said the decision on any truce rested with Ethiopian high command.
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Geneva
Joseph E. Sharkey
Associated Press
France
Mussolini
Italy
Ethiopia
Joseph Paul Boncour
Baron Pompeo Algisi
Horace
Baron Assisi
Irame
Ialy
Great Britain
Ehiopia
Dubois Scouting Plans Big Meeting
Dubois reports a major Bucktail Council Boy Scouts event as Charlies F. Smith, national education director, visits to lead two training courses. Delegations from seven neighboring councils including Clarion Venango Warren Melean-Potter Blair-Bedford Johnstown and Indiana will attend.
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Dubois
Bucktail Council
Boy Scouts of America
Nexs
Charlies F. Smith
Boy Scouts
Smith
Clarion
Venonga County
R. B. Graham
Warren County
Tom Ewing
Melean-Potter-Cameron County
John Keller
Blair-Bedford County
John Rhodes
Greater Johnstown
George Jence
Willan Penn Council
Indiana
Robert Shotts
Juniala Valley
Kenyon Woddy
Fascist High Command Echoes Addis Ababa Capture Shine
The article reports on Fascist high command claims that capturing Addis Ababa would force Britain to admit its interests rather than League principles govern the Italian campaign. Mussolini is shown signaling French sympathy and a Blackshirt crowd singing Le Marseillaise at the French Embassy amid sanctions.
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Addis Ababa
Britain
League of Nations
Fastasti
France
Italy
Prenver Mussolini
Strike Parade Ties Up Work in Sagamore and Area
Students in Sagamore protest school directors over personnel action and threaten marches to Yatesboro and Rural Valley after filing a petition with 800+ signatures. In New Alexandria, students win reappointment of Latrobe math teacher Charles Q. Lohr after Easter strike. In Hazleton, strikers seek to close 21 district schools, threaten truancy charges and ouster of four Republican board members.
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Sagamore
Henderson
Jane Miller
Yatsboro
Rural Valley
Bryan
Yatesboro
New Alexandria
New Alexandria High School
Charles Q. Lohr
Latrobe
Hazleton Hazleton
Hasle Township
Oakdale
Japan
Jeddo
Glorifying Yourself Nere's English Version of Flower of Evil
A fragment outlines a vow to translate a pact and mentions Villon and Jet as part of a literary exchange. The text hints at honoring a pledge to render a classical work into English.
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Nere
Bruce Catton
Villon
Jet
Translation of Baudelaire’s Flowers of Evil Praised
American critics hail Millay and Dillon for a fine English rendering of Baudelaire’s Flowers of Evil with Millay’s preface noting the translation challenges. The note praises the edition and two updated anthologies Modern British Poetry edited by Louis Untermeyer, highlighting broad coverage and valuable critical notes.
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Wilson
Baudelaire
Edna St
Vincent Millay
George Dillon
Harpers
Harcourt Brace
Louis Untermeyer
Untermeyer
New High Level Recovery Period Reaches 83.5 Percent
Pittsburgh reports a new high for the recovery period as the Bureau of Business Research at University of Pittsburgh notes activity in western Pennsylvania at 83.5 percent for the week ending April 1. It marks the first time reaching that level since November 15, 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Bureau of Business Research
The
University At Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
405 Cases of Eggs Sold at Auction at Butler
At the Butler Cooperative Egg Auction on April 15 1914 148 producers and 65 buyers participated and 43 cases of eggs were sold. Prices ranged with White Fancy large 28 cents per dozen fancy medium 18 extra large 2194 no, extra medium 18 standard large 202 producers large 19 1745 puffets 1734 18 la Brown Fancy large 2s extra large 2134 ext medium 1741 producers large 18. George Washingtons cabinet had only five departmental secretaries.
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Butler
Butler Cooperative
Croat Peasants Kill 9 in Revenge Near Zagreb
Belgrade April 17. Intense excitement gripped Yugoslavia after nine people were killed by enraged Croat peasants near Zagreb. The killings followed the assassination of a deputy on April 10 amid Croat-Serb friction. Peasants damaged a former governor’s castle while pursuing seven Chetniks, killing six there and injuring one. They later burned the house of another Chetnik, killing the man, his wife, and their 17-year-old daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Zagreb
Provocateus
Ahton Michailovich
Thhey
Cabile Aid
Thei
Treasury Balance Reported At 2.69 Billion dollars
Washington April 17 The Treasury position as of April 13 shows receipts of 55 803690.01 and expenditures of 56 822100.91 leaving a net balance of 2 687 827 317 84 Customs receipts for the month total 16 306139.58 Electric Display Moved The Barkley Electric Company formerly the Farmers Supply Company has moved its electrical display to Steving's Furniture Store 574 Philadelphia street General Electric appliances are now in full line with an upcoming grand opening announced.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Electric Display
Barkley Electric Company
Farmers Supply Company
Pennsylvania Electric Co
Steving
Philadelphia Street
General Electric Appliances
Stock Market Ticker Snippet From Adams Expo and Partners
A dense OCR led list shows numerous stock tickers and company names across industries from Adams Expo to Con Edison and Dow Jones peers. The fragment includes percentages and prices such as 39% for NY Cent, 12h Reading Co, 18T Grands, and various brand names like Packard, General Electric, Ford, and Union Carbide, reflecting a snapshot of market activity and traded firms with varied endorsements and yields.
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Adams Expo
Alco
Auburn Auto Baidowon
Bendix Avia Beth
New Blaw Krok Burden Borg Warn Prizes
Chrysler
Cola
Douglas Aire DuPont Eastman Kod
el Auto
Elec
Gen Foods
Gillette
Hudson
Nick Can
Kennecott
Leni Val RR
Loews Laridlard
Monty Ward Nash
Truck Operators Rally in Harrisburg On Truck Regulation
Harrisburg hosts a conference of Pennsylvania truck operators led by the Pennsylvania Motor Truck Association. Officials including Governor Earle and PSC counsel Richard J. Beamish, along with John Kelly, discuss railroads losing traffic to trucking. The rail lines seek regulation by the Public Service Commission, with a PSC hearing set for April 22.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Earle
John 8. Kelly
Revenue
Richard J. Beamish
Public Service Commission
Pennsylvania Motor Truck Association
Interstate Commerce Commission
Obituaries Share Farewells for Roadarmel and Wilson
Two long-time residents are remembered. Elizabeth Roadarmel, 88, died of a stroke at Lucerne Mines. survivors include three sons and three daughters. Robert J. Wilson, 83, a former teacher and longtime Blairsville area resident, passed away in Derry Township after a lingering illness. services set for tomorrow in New Alexandria Cemetery area.
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Elizabethe Roadarmel
Don Beaver
Lucerne Mines
Roadarmel
Newlin
Mt. Carmel
Luccerne Mines
Robinson
United Brethren Church
Aristes
Mavis
Aristes United Brethren Cemetery
Oscar Roadarmel
Girardville
Benjamin Roadarmel
Indua
Monroe Roadarmel
Mt Carmel
Minerva Beaver
Rose Tobias
Binghamton
N. Y
Ada Knoblandh
Minneapolis
Robert J. Wilson
Derry Township
Westmoreland County
Mr. Wilson
Wilson
Tunnel Hill
Pittsburgh
Second Presbyterian Church
Acacia Lodge No
A. M
Blairsville
Joseph
Clark Wilson
Melissa Wilson
Mil Son
Rev
Getlman
New Alexandria
Ridge Reunion Set for May 29 1936
Former Elders Ridge Academy students and friends of the late Rev. Alexander Donaldson gather for a May 29 reunion linked to Elders Ridge Vocational School Commencement. The 2:30 PM informal session, banquet, and old fashioned literary contest mark the program. Desert plants thrive with under two inches of annual rainfall.
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Elders Ridge Academy
Alexander Donaldson
Elders Ridge Vocational School
Old Academy
Ore
Indiana Indoor Rifle Matches Open April 24
The fourth annual indoor rifle matches sanctioned by the Indiana Rifle Club begin next Friday at 7 o clock. Four matches run April 24 to 29 with varying courses of fire and prizes including club trophies, medals, coats, gloves, and cash. Entrance fees range from fifty cents to one dollar plus tax.
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Indiana, Rifle Club
Indiana Rifle Club
I. H. Fisher
10% Products Co
Des Moines
Iowa
Lewis
Jd. BE. McKean
Theodore Hoyt
Westchester Sling
Insana Rifle Club
A. B. Salkeld
Charles Wheeler
William Patriquin
Arcadia Man to See Water Supply Changes
Harrisburg April 16 The Public Service Commission temporarily authorized John Prushnok of Arcadia Indiana County to supply water to Arcadia residents. The certificate requires filing a rate schedule and approval by the Department of Health. The Arcadia Water Company dissolved March 31 and its assets were bought by Prushnok who plans to form a new corporation.
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Harrisburg
The
Public Service Commission
John Prushnok
Arcadia
Indiana County
Department of Health
Arcadia Water Company
Prushnok
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Miesolini
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Wuisler
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Haly
Marshal Badoglio
Rebeblesources
Caily
Ministry of Colonies
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Kay Carray
Central Park
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George Brent
Genevieve Tobin
Glenda Jarrell
Patricia Ellis
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Phoenix Hosiery
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