Huey Ready Now Foretold Senate Victory At New Orleans
Huey Long's forecast of a Senate win dominates the scene as he signals readiness to push his program into national administration. The article notes opposition, the PWA bill progress, and a White House banking reform push alongside a stalled railroad inquiry led by Senator Byrnes amid administration resistance.
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Senate
Huey
New Orleans
Fai
Vwuey
Hieshite
Ehhanedd
Betisiona
Worthing
Rene Atten
Washington
Haber
Lorie
Iy Carder
Reasevelt
Interne
Harald Te
PWA
Wolbe Odoptish
Senate Pace
Hoitisian
Fang
Hime
Louisiana
oWith Samte
Prughany
Interstate Commerce Committee
Sanator Byrnes
South Carolina
Capitol Notes on Roosevelt Era Security and Bonus Debates
Washington dispatches report a Senate battle over the New Deal security programs and old age and unemployment insurance. House passage signals momentum for the epochal measure despite opposition. separate notes cover soldiers bonus debates and a filibustering Senate amid Bankhead Farm Credit legislation.
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Wilrtay S. Neat
INS Stel
Washington
Aprian
INS
Senate
OHL
Howe
Congress
House
Roosevelt
Townsend
Relief feud heats up as Hopkins battles governors on relief
Washington battle lines form over federal relief funds with Hopkins and Ickes directing Georgia and Louisiana allocations while Gov. Talmadge and Sen. Macy Long press state control. A meeting of Warriors pelea Hot is scheduled for April 2 at 730 with local readers urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry J. Hopkins
Harold L. Tokens
Macy Long
Louisiana
Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
Wang
Washington
New Orleans
Jekes
PWA
Ickes
Hopkins
Gia
Marlin L. Davey
Davey
Pennsylvania
Abosa
Ase Wihisteilar
Folowss
Mtale
Georgy
Jooulelanis
Ohi
Pumusyivani
Federsat
Pflep
Georgne Reiel
Hong
Rotary International gathering to be held in Johnstown
The Nord Getrirt of Titernational Rotary conference will be in Johnstown from May 16 to 18 with 62 clubs and about 2540 members. Attorney Edward P. Faddin of Hope Ark leads the Extension Committee and speaker Rod B. Smith of New York will discuss American Yesterday Today and Tomorrow. The Governor's Ball is May 15 at Sunnehanna Country Club.
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Nord Getrirt of Titernational Rotary
Pennsylvania
Johvis+ town
Gavernon
Albert Smith
Sheme
Pvternational Rotary
Edward PF. Me. Faddin
Hope, Ark
Kincheon
Rod B. Smith
New York
YOM. C. A
Fix
Wald “Kanen
Sunnehanna
Johnstown
Johnslawen
Penn Trafic
International Rotary
Mexico City
Dines HH. Brewer
Tom Nokes
Rotary Chih
Reich Leaders Rally as Hitler Looms Over German Draft
The piece describes Hitler’s leadership style and the Reich’s mood as Germany moves toward conscription in March. General Werner Von Blomberg sends Reichswehr greetings at the Chancellery. Goebbels hails Hitler on air but omits the League of Nations censure, focusing on Hitlers mission.
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Chantellery
Munish
Willer
Werner von Blomberg
Reichswehr
von Hitler
Paul Joseph
Coebbels
Hitler
Goebbels
Easter Parade Prospects and Fashion Forecasts 1935
New York praises sunshine for Easter parade with fashion notes. Men favor tweed suits while women sport tweed styles, wider sleeves, and bold hats. Gardenias, carnations, and violets headline bouquets as designers tout Paris rivals. Rail traffic surges plus extra trains for Chicago and Michigan. 40000 visitors expected in Washington for holidays. Churches prepare for large Easter crowds.
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Paris
New York
Fashion” Academy
Fifth Avenue
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Washington
Chicago
Michigan
Western Points
New York State
Diplomat Dodd joins greetings to Hitler in tense day
Foreign diplomats including American Ambassador William E. Dodd congratulated Hitler this day amid praise and unease. The passage notes sacrifices of a man and his fellow fighters and warns of a day when their absence leaves a void in their circle.
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William E. Dodd
Hitler
Obituary Notes From Blairsville and Reynoldsville Area
Obituary notices report the death of Martha Jane Wheeler of Reynoldsville aged 83 after a five week illness with funeral plans in Reynoldsville. Other notices include Private Loughrey Jr of Punxsutawney who died at Fort Slocum from a kidney ailment, and George Stock a Pioneer farmer of Cresson who died at his son's home after a brief illness. Surviving relatives and funeral details are listed for each.
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Robert Loughery, Jr
Punxsutawney
Private Loughrey, Jr
Robert Loughery
West Mahoning Street
Fort Slocum
United States Army
Philadelphia
California
Robert
Ciy
Jordan Funeral
Jane
Ernest
Butty
Jordan Funers
H.C. Hiumke
The
Presbyterian Church
Greenwood Cemetery
George Stock
Cresson
H. M. Stock
Allegheny Township
Mr. Swwek
Germany
Long obituary note sources from Allegheny Township family
Ezeriah L. Long died at Memorial Hospital after a porch accident and heart attack. He leaves a large family including wife, six children, eight grandchildren and eight great grandchildren, with services in Grandview Cemetery. Fragments also reference Frances Fire Gumbert of Frostburg Jefferson County dying at 67 after illness, survived by many children and grandchildren.
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Ezerian L. Long
Johnstown
Ezeriah L. Long
Memorial Hospital
Long
Indiana County
E. L. Long
Jacob
Hannah
Engle) Long
Somerset County
Annie Spangler
Lambertsville
Moxham
Lorain Steel Company
Mergin G. Long
Karl J. Long
Menoher Highway
Maysie Fritz
Mary
Harry Stutzman
Grove City
Ruth
Donald E. Strunk
Ferndale
Joseph F. Long
Cleveland Street
Melissa Lydie
Della Laney
Jacob Long
Verona
Ezekah L. Long
Moxharm Evangelical Church
Searchlight Bible Class
C. W. Winch
Moxham Church
Grandview Cemetery
Funeral services for Frostburg resident to be held Sunday
The funeral cortege will depart the deceased's late home at 1 30 oclock Sunday afternoon for the Methodist Church in Frostburg where Rev Hulse assisted by Rev Pearce will conduct services. Interment will take place in Worthville Cemetery.
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Martha Jane Wheeler
David Wheeler
Reynaldsville
Plumville
Peter V. Kelley
Wheeler
Reynoldsville
Presbyterian Church
Andrew Wheeler
J. C. Froelich
Homer City
Walter Henry
John Hetrick
Walter Reed
Ira Bowser
Fred Wheeler
Rathmel
Methodist
Frostburg
Hulse
Pearce
Worthville
Brushvalley 4-H Clothing Club Meets for Plans
A Brushvalley 4-H Clothing Club meeting discussed an upcoming entertainment. A committee was appointed to work with Mrs. Howard Cunningham to finalize plans while Miss Owen demonstrated pajama top cutting. Present were Anna Margaret McFeaters Esther Bennett Helen George Esther Webb Irene Mauk Dorothy Shafter Mable George Dorothy Conrad Frances Altimus Mina Meade Ereraldine McCully R Shafer Elma Spiers Ira Berkebile Liza Mae Gverdorff Mildred Graham Mary Lou Meehan Margaret Allen Esther Sprankle Gladys McCully Edna Stewart.
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Brushvalley
Howard Cunningham
Miss Owen
Anna Margaret McFeaters
Esther Bennett
Helen George
Esther Webb
Irene Mauk
Dorothy Shafter
Mable George
Dorothy Conrad
Frances Altemus
Mina Meade
Ereraldine McCully
R. Shafer
Elma Spiers
Ira Berkebile
Liza Mae Gverdorff
Mildred Graham
Mary Lou Meehan
Margaret Allen
Esther Sprankle
Gladys McCully
Edna Stewart
Twin Sons Die of Convulsions in New Haven
In New Haven Conn April 20 an autopsy was ordered into the deaths of Carl W Thims twins three months old who died of convulsions en route to a hospital Mrs Thim said she placed them in a carriage behind her home and found them dead later Dr Marvin M Bears brough medical examiner said the cause of death was convulsions but the cause remains undetermined until autopsy is completed
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New Haven
Conn
INSI
Carl W. Thim
Second Degree for Train Wreckers Convicted
Robert Edwards and Alfred Van Shuren were found guilty of second degree murder in a Pittsburgh train wreck that killed engineer Robert Black. The verdict, 10 to 20 years, marked the first murder charge over a train wreck in Allegheny County courts as the defendants denied involvement on the stand.
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Pittsburgh
Robert Edwards
Alfred van Shuren
Sturgeon
Pennsylvania
Robert Black
Allegheny County
Marimba Band Sails for Europe
One hundred young musicians from the International Marimba Symphony Orchestra sail for France aboard the Paria to perform in Paris and Brussels with possible other engagements. Directed by Omar Musser the group, 50 men and 50 women aged 18 to 30, formed in White Sulphur Springs, Virginia after a radio program broadcast last Thursday.
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New York
International
France
Paria
Cily
Paris
Brussels
White Sulphur Springs
Omar Musser
Human race growing taller in scientific survey
Philadelphia April 20 Ins The human race is growing taller and may become giants, says Dr Ales Hrdlicka US National Museum. Average Roman stature rising about an inch every 15 years, with current generation an inch taller than World War days. He predicts the average may be eight inches taller in 120 years. Dr Oscar Riddle shows prolactin hormone linked to maternal instincts with mice and pigs, noting its presence in pituitary glands. At annual election former Ambassador Japhn Roland S Morris was re elected president with vice presidents Dr Henry H Donaldson Dr Edward G Conklin and Dr Robert A Millikan. secretaries named Dr John A Miller and Dr William B Lingelbach.
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Philadelphia
INS
Ales Hrdlicka
United States National Museum
Washington
D. C
Hrdlicka
American Philosophical Society
Smith College
Oscar Riddle
Department of Experimental Evolution
Carnegie Institution
Riddle
Dr. Riddle
Amy Bassadoro Japhn
Roland S. Morris
Henry H. Donaldson
Wistar Institute
Edward G. Conklin
Princeton University
Presidential Easter Program in Washington
President and Mrs Roosevelt will attend Easter services at St Thomas Episcopal Church at midnight. Mrs Roosevelt plans to rise at dawn to attend Easter sunrise rites at Arlington National Cemetery. Easter Sunday will be quiet for the presidential family with a possible automobile ride in the afternoon. Easter Monday opens the White House lawn for thousands of children to roll eggs and enjoy the day.
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Washington
Roosevelt
St.Thomas Episcopal Church
Aingtan Nations Jat
White House
King George Sent Birthday Felicitations to Hitler
London April 20 The king sent felicitations to Adolf Hitler on the Reichsfuehrer s 46th birthday while Berlin sent an energetic repudiation of London s rebuke to Hitler s rearmament program. The monarch upheld royal tradition and avoided political interference in social duties.
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London
INS
King George
Adolph Hitler
Free Thinkers And Agnostics In Pittsburgh Meet
Descendants of Pittsburgh’s eighteenth century city founders are described as free thinkers and agnostics by Dr Marian Silveus of the Western Pennsylvania historical survey staff. She urged against erecting grand churches amid emptiness of existing congregations at a joint Pennsylvania Historical Association and University of Pittsburgh history conference in Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
INS
Marian Silveus
Western Pennsylvania Historical Survey
of Pennsylvania Historical Association
University of Pittsburgh History
Silveus
Western Pennsylvania
School For the Blind
A. P. Whitaker
Cornell University
Ray O. Hughes
Pittsburgh Public Schools
John F. Brougher
Pennsylvania Department of Public Instruction
Percival W. Watson
University For Pittsburgh
University Club
Easter Appreciation Day in Indiana Church Attendance
Easter Sunday in Indiana is marked as Appreciation Day with large church schools and congregations. The report lists attendance across many churches led by First Presbyterian and Methodist totals, urging participation in Sunday School and church services statewide.
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Indiana
First Presbyterian
First Methodist
Lutheran
First United Presbyterian
First Regular Baptist
First Christian
First Evangelical
Second United Presbyterian
Pennsylvania
Revivals at Indiana Evangelistic Tabernacle Easter Events
Easter Saturday activities include a sunrise prayer at five a.m. and afternoon services with Rev Vincy Miller of North Side Gospel Tabernacle, Pittsburgh, followed by Evangelist Jack Mungan delivering the farewell message before his San Diego campaign. Music and guest singers planned. attendees urged to bring lunch and stay for the evening service.
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Pittsburgh
Miller
Jack Mungan
San Diego
Calif
Kennedy to replace Earle on statewide radio broadcast
Lieut Gov Thomas Kennedy will substitute for Gov George H Earle as speaker on the 7 45 p m state wide radio program from Philadelphia Kennedy will discuss the sales tax and state revenue relief Harrisburg April 20 The stations in the hookup include KDKA Pittsburgh WHP Harrisburg WCBI Scranton and WFBG Altoona
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Harrisburg
INS
Thomas Kennedy
George H. Earle
Kennedy
Philadelphia
KDKA
Pittsburgh
WHP
WCBI
Scranton
WFBG
Altoona
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Albert T. Smith
Order OF the Golden Rule
Associations of Beauty
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Diana, PA
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Blairsville
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M. J. Stock
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Frances Fire Gumbert
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Gumbert
Methodist Church of
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J. L. Crillye
John Powell
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F. O. Zakin
Indian Head
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Hamilton
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Stars and Stripes
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