Protests Over Migun Bombing Pressed by U S Officials
Peiping area fights as Japanese and Manchukuo troops push toward Peiping Tientsin. The American Legation prepares a protest after bombing of Miyun mission property by Japanese planes. Mission staff report flag flying and safety of 79 Americans in Shanhaikwan and nearby areas while further bombings continue on Tsunhua. Private Stock, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stock, is at Fort McDowell awaiting transport to Brooklyn for discharge.
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Peiping
INS
Peiping-Tientsin
Migun
Clarence Spiker
United States
Legation
Miyun
Brown
Yee
Et. Mcdowale
Calif
Paul Stock
Mtr
Mra. O. S. Stock
Indiana
Mas
Fort McDowell
California
UW. Si
Republic
Port Mason
San Francisco
Brooklyn
Yort
McDowell
Army
Tt Ia
Angel Island
San Francisco Bay
Port McDowell
U. S. Army
Harrigburg
Hawaii
Wth Infantry
Schofield Barracks
New York City
Stock
Islands
Waikiki Beach
William Penn Council Plans First Aid District Meet
The William Penn Council forms a committee including Lawrence D. Redding of Rochester & Pittsburgh Coal Co and Maurice L. Coulter of Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corp to coordinate the district meet. Top teams will represent the district at the Pittsburgh Big Scout First Aid meet, with possible district prizes this year. Troops are urged to field many teams and prepare for tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence d. Redding
Rochester & Pittsburgh Coal Co
Maurice L. Coulter
Clearfield Bituminous Goal Corp
William ‘Penn
Pittsburgh
Mine Foreman Examinations Across Regions List
A dense listing shows multiple mine foreman examinations and names tied to towns such as Blairsville Sykesville Coral Aultman and Homer City. The fragment includes names like George Ferguson Russell J Towsend E A Charlton and Arthur Williams with others in varied locales and roles.
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Aveadia
George Ferguson
Russell J. Towsend
Blairsville
Clinton F. Troup Andrthur L. Steele
Sykesville
Nicholas
Vanity
Fred W. Wise
Stump Creek
E. A Charlton
Arthur C. Williams
Andrew Pongrance
Coral
E. W. Kunkle
Aultman
James F. Scott
Clymer
Stephen W. Dukes
Anthony Yasko
Francis Lann
B. W. Derringer
Arthur Youngdahl
Joseph Mulvihill
Joseph Shook
Peter Franklin
Indiana
Randall A. Thompson
Albert R. Walker
Iselin
John C. Hughes
Clarence J. Strong
John &. Ashbaugh
Ernest—W
Chapman
Alex Morrison
Walter Patterson
Thomas Harvey
Jacob F. Diehl
Edward Lewis
Jason Hitchings
MelImyre
John Paydock
Thomas Davison
Walter Piekarski
Raymond
Swan
Olaf Patterson
Homer City
Harry W. Mikesell
Force
Bob Palenski
Woodville
Henry C. King
Brockway
John D. Mehall
Brockport
J. K.fawn
Heylwood
Andrew Lindsay
Helvetia
Harry E. Kier
Ames Fyne
Creekside
William Ff. Miller
Executive Brands Bill Described as Vicious Regulation
The document portrays the bill as vicious with four aims: reinstate the saloon, restore beer in politics, compel courts into beer business, and delay beer taxation to aid brewers. It labels the bill a regulatory and taxing measure, arguing each aim could justify a veto.
Pennsylvania Brewer Tax Bill Condemned as Unconstitutional
A Pennsylvania lawmaker denounces a beer tax bill for violating the single subject rule and delaying passage. He warns that each extra day of delay yields $10,000 in brewer profit and harms unemployment relief, while opposing returns to the old saloon system and urging prompt, open regulation and taxation.
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Pennsylvania
Forest service to recruit 19500 Pennsylvanians for relief work
Washington April 40 The Federal Government plans a 19500 strong Pennsylvanian work force for President Roosevelts forest conservation program. Robert Pechnner, director, said Richard Stillwell of the State Emergency Relief Committee will head recruitment. Recruits go to army camps for training then to work camps near forest projects. Thousands from Philadelphia and Pittsburgh were sent to Maryland and Virginia posts in the first contingent. Flood control proposals along the Allegheny and Monongahela rivers will also be considered. Guests Mrs Kenneth Ditch and daughter Virginia stay with Mrs Witchs brother-in-law and sister Mr and Mrs M Sawyer.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Robert Pechner
Richard Stillwell
Pennsylvania State Emergency Relief Committee
Forest Service
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Maryland
Wirginia
Woods
Reed
Allegheny
Monongahela
Educators in Session Debates School Funding Burden
In Blairsville district officials argue state must aid schools as local property taxes pinch education costs. Supt. B L Gumm argues well trained teachers lift outcomes, warns pay cuts threaten recruitment, and Dr. C R Foster urges expanded state support and tax reform. Publicity and legislation subcommittees formed.
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Thompson
Bliireville
Supt
Gumm
B. L. Gumm
Blairsville
Gumi
Columbia University
Foster
C. R. Foster
Teachers College
Dr. Foster
Union
Eth
N.C. Koontz
Indiana
John Davis
Clymer
W. N
Templeton
Heng
Weekday menus for a college home economics class
State College menu plan outlines a week of meals for two adults using an electric grill or gas plate. It lists daily breakfasts lunches and dinners with items like stewed fruit, toast, salads, soups, meats, vegetables, and desserts, aiming at a daily cost of about twenty five cents per person.
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Pennsylvania State College
Totmorree
Obituary Records Deaths of Lewis Wettling and Lavina Townsend
The paper reports the funeral of Lewis C Wettling of Bristol and the death of Lavina Jane Townsend of Washington Township Westmoreland County. Wettling, born in Emer ton in 186u, was a longtime Bristol businessman and community figure with ties to Indiana and Newtown. services were held at an Episcopal church with a full choir and pallbearers, burial in Bristol cemetery. Townsend, 73, died at home. funeral at Pine Run Reformed Church with Rev. Clare and Rev. Dietrick officiating, interment at Pine Run cemetery, she is survived by a son, a brother Newton Toy, and a sister Mrs. Lewis Schneider.
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Vuneral
Lewis C. Wetting
James
Delaware
Robert Boswell
Lewis C. Werttling
Taube
James Ladins
Indiana
Adelie Rucker
Newtows
Wettling
Busine
Syhciming
Bristol Seven Y Agns
Mill Street
Wettl
Tie
Rotary Club
Dent Mill Street Business Men's Association
Bristol
Masonie Lodge
Hermione Lodge
Newtown
Ales T. Taylor
W. EF. Wettling
Javon Wettling
Lewis E
Athin
le City
Ned
James DG. Jack
Plack
Gardner Cobb
Detroit
M. Jack
Lavina Jane Townsend
Washington Township
Wesetmorelaid County
Clarence
Newton Toy
Covington
Lewis Schneider
Covngton
Pine Run
Sunday Sports Measure Back in Pennsylvania Assembly
A Sunday sports measure linked to blue law repeal has dominated the Pennsylvania Assembly agenda since January. The Senate passed it narrowly in a conference report, with Gov. Pinchot supported. the measure aims to empower constitutional action on repealing the prohibition era amendment.
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Senate
Wartisburg
Geena Assembly
Gilford Pinehut
Phuis
Pennsylvania
Lawmaking Tangles Over State Referendum Plan
The House finally passed the McClare bill with a November referendum proposal. Governor Pinchot signals uncertainty while the Senate backs an alternate plan but a deputy version faces opposition and a convention bill declines.
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House
Senate
Pinchot
Inflation Split Spurs Greenbacks Bill Amid Senate Clash
Senators from Oklahoma South Carolina Nevada and adviser Moley pushed a plan to issue greenbacks and retire them later funded by interest and silver inflation proposals. The administration faced scepticism as reports said many Democrats doubted sponsorship until Moley joined the Senate conference.
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Thomas (II
Oklahoma
Byrnes
South Carolina
Pittman
Nevada
Tyes
Raymond J. Moley
Senate
Wheeler
Montana
Bryan
Inflation plan aims to shift dollar value and debts
Congress moves toward a sweeping inflation bill to empower the President to issue money, accept silver payments, and reduce the gold content of the dollar. The measure, drafted with Roosevelt aides, seeks to scale war debts and boost prices, while sparking volatile reactions in currency markets abroad.
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Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
Elmer Thomas
Oklahoma
United States
de Vreed
Thomas
Hoare
Raymond J. Moley
Moley
Burns
South Carolina
Pittman
Nevada
Jorge
Holmes
Siuington
America
Koaseyelu
Great Britain
Gold standard abandonments and dollar parity shift noted
The report describes large gold shipments going abroad to preserve parity and a falling dollar in London. The pound sterling reached a high level not seen since Britain abandoned the gold standard during the European crisis.
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London
Great Britain
No Contest Boxing Duel Ended In Standoff
Cleveland boxing officials halted the Clint Shot and Gorilla Jonson Jeby bout amid a chaotic sixth round as two middles traded blows. Police guarded the ring while spectators clashed, and the crowd of about 10,000 surged with excitement as prices and markets reacted to shifts in inflation, currency, and policy amid a historic global conference in Washington. Visitation notes mention Mrs. James Stepp and Mrs. Ness Taylor visiting with Mrs. Dean Fulter in Blairsville.
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Clevelant
Cleveland
Clint Shot
Gorilla Jonson Jeby
Mio
Jarmless Hrasta
James Stepp
Ness Taylor
Taylor
Dean Fulter of
Hlairsville
Anne Adams Pattern Advert a dainty spring sewing idea
Vintage ad promotes Anne Adams designer pattern 2588 with dainty organdie collar puff sleeves and slim skirt style. Includes sizes 1 to 40, fabric estimates, and illustrated sewing instructions. Catalogs and patterns available via Indiana Evening Gazette pattern department in New York City for 25 cents.
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Anne Adams Gay
Anne Adams
Indiana Evening Gazette
W. 17Th Street
New York
Cty
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