Collegiates Gather for Harrisburg Government Conference
The Intercollegiate Conference on Government holds its third Harrisburg model political convention Friday. Over 300 student delegates from 27 Pennsylvania colleges and eight nearby schools attend. Genevieve Blatt delivers keynote. a panel outlines party platforms. Delegates draft national issues Saturday and Sunday.
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Wilh Cate Vene
Harrisburg
Tayenty
Pennsylvania
Universi Lies
Sales
Teachers College
Indiana
Chester L. Sheaffer
C. M. Johnson
Sheaffer
Genevieve Blatt
Conference On Government
University of Pittsburgh
Lester K. Ade
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Thomas N. Carver
Harvard University
Richard M. Russell
Cambridge
Massachusetts
Masachusetts
Darrington Hoopes
Pennsylvania House of Representatives
Reading
Ned Sparks
Exeh
Lot
Supreme Court
League of Nations
Chest X Rays Twice Weekly for Indiana County Youths
Chest x rays of students in Indiana County who tested positive for tuberculin are taken twice weekly at Indiana Hospital. 800 tested, 114 positive, 38 pictures taken. Group from Commodore to be examined next Tuesday. others from Marion Center, Indiana, Blairsville, and Saltsburg will follow. Emphasis on early discovery and control of tuberculosis in adolescence and young adults, with focus on improving working conditions and preventing exposure.
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Indiana County
Indiana Hospital
Indian County
Indiana
Blairsville
Saltsburg
Harry T. Mellon
Elizabeth Mellon
Didiana Hospital
Metlon
Jack
Donald Mellon
Harry Mellon
Miles Mellon
McNairs Jail Stay May Be Permanent
April 20 AP report from Pittsburgh notes former mayor McNair, elected 1988, in a real life drama linked to jail once more. He remains jailed on charges of embezzlement and nonfeasance after allegedly failing to return a timbered item. Judge Richardson scheduled a hearing to decide legality of the charges while Colings attorney Warren Van Kirk seeks attachment to ensure recovery of 100 dollars.
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Pittsburgh
Willian No McNair
New York
McNair
Major Bowns
Joseph Richardson
Warren van Kirk
Collings
Tennis Moguls Cross Fingers Take Moody From Cup
The United States Lawn Tennis Association omits Mrs. Helen Wills Moody from the Wightman Cup team to defend the Women's International Trophy at Wimbledon June 12-13. The lineup includes Helen Jacobs, Sarah Palfrey Fabyan, Carolin Babcock, and Marjorie Van Ryn. Moody hints at possible Wimbledon and US Championships participation.
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New York
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Helen Wills Moody
Wimbledon
England
Helen Jacobs
Berkley
Calif
America
Sarah Pal
Rescuers Race Death In Mine Shaft Rescue Effort
Rescue crews race to reach five trapped miners in a cave in mine after a shaft cave in. Magill and Robertson, both ill, struggled as water rose and a temporary shelter was built. surface teams used a pipeline to feed and communicate with occupants while awaiting a rescue through a drill hole.
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Rnp
Magill
Dismond
Chery
de Robertson
Stellarton
Porcupine
Owl
Dr. Robertson
Wyler
Howe Rites At White House
Leaders mourned Howe's death as President Roosevelt ordered the White House flag at half staff and canceled social engagements. Howe, once a Albany friend nicknamed The Bass, was a state senator and a newspaper correspondent.
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Jong
Howe
White House
Albany
Roosevelt
the Bass
Restaurant magnate and wife tale tied to aviation fame
The article notes Free Harvey and his wife Katharine, once prominent restaurant figures, were connected to Ford Harvey who died in 1928 leaving an estate valued above one million dollars. The couple, married in Kansas City in 1932, had no children and were widely known as aviator and sportsman.
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Midwest
Ford Harvey
Harvey
Katherine
Kansas City
Hazleton pupils plan renewed strike over teacher dismissals
In Hazle Township, 144 striking pupils from Ebervale and Latimes schools said they would resume protests today by boycotting classes at the Stockton Building. Backed by sympathetic adults, the group intends to widen the strike to other district schools as they push on the dispute over 12 teacher dismissals.
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Aszleton
Hazleton
Ebervale
Lattimes
Hazle Township
Stockton
Bennett Urges Conservatism in Candidate Choice
State Senator Edward B. Bennett urged Republicans at the Republican Womens tea in the Indiana Hotel to back candidates who will restore conservatism nationwide and in Harrisburg. He cited his legislative experience, noted the volume of bills and letters handled, and urged voters to reject Democratic policies and “stop the experimentation” by sending true Republicans to Washington and Harrisburg.
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Bennett
Edward B. Bennett
Indiana
Assembly
Washington
Harrisburg
Leaders of Major Parties Focus on Key Convention Men
AP dispatch from Washington outlines how Republicans and Democrats select convention officers and keynote speakers for June. Senator Robinson is favored for Senate leadership, with Earle and McNutt likely as keynote contenders. Norris praises Roosevelt as ideal statesman while LaGuardia calls him outstanding. The American Liberty League attacks curtailment of courts, and Norman Thomas sees Landon as GOP nominee with Roosevelt re-elected and a future labor coalition forming.
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Leonard
Shubert
Associated Press
Washington
Republican
Democratic
Cleveland
Democratic Committee
Philadelphia
Robinson
Arkansas
Earle
Pennsylvania
McNutt
Indiana
Wagner D-Nys
Roosevelt
Norris
Fiorello LaGuardia
New York
Omaha
Neb
Senate
American Liberty League
League
Norman Thomas
Teader
Los Angeles
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Thomas
State truancy laws enforceable on parents after board ruling
The township school board refused a request and directed the guardian officer to enforce state truancy rules. State law allows at most six consecutive absences without a valid excuse, making parents liable for violations.
Flood Stricken Areas Protest Johnstown Letters
Johnstown residents plan to urge President Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt for flood relief and river control. Some 14 000 letters will go out as Central High School students and the school band help mail the messages, with pastors issuing appeals.
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Roosevelt
Johnstown
Youth Will Be Served In Western New York Golf Trial
Dansville 10 year old Marjone Knapp, daughter of Walter C. Knapp publisher of the Dansville Breeze, practices today for the Western New York golf competition. She began with toy clubs five years ago.
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Associated Press
Dansville, N.Y
Marjone Knapp
New York
Walter C. Knapp
Dansville Breeze
School children to gather letters for Roosevelt appeal plan
At Port Stanwix Hotel Mission B. Sellers' Women's Division approved Supt. Dale McMaster's plan for Cambria County pupils to collect letters from adults. Each child will canvass homes in their neighborhood and bring all letters to the nearest school as part of the Citizens Council movement directed toward Washington.
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Citizens Council
Cambria County
Washington
Mission B
Obituary notices and funerals in multiple local entries
Obituaries continue with details of Mrs Anna Hollobaugh and others. Funeral and burial plans are listed for Anna Hollobaugh, Harry Mellon, Amanda Carnahan, Minnie Brown, and other local residents, noting churches, cemeteries, dates, times, and surviving relatives.
Publishers In Convention In New York
News paper publishers arrive for annual conventions in New York answering “How's business?” with varied optimism. Delegates attend the Associated Press and America group meetings assessing industry conditions.
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New York
Associated Press
The
America
Rotary District Conference Near Washington Pa
The 39th District Rotary International conference will be held in Washington Pa on April 24 and 30. Delegates from 62 clubs across Western Pennsylvania will attend with spouses. Noted guests include Dr Amos O Squire of Ossining N Y on the International board as representative and former Sing Sing physician.
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Rotary International
Pennsylvania
Washington
Highiet
Rotary
Johnstown
Somerset
Indiana
Millsville
Oil City
Franklin
Rochester
Beaver Falls
New Wilmington
Amos O. Squire
Ossine Ing. N.Y
International Board of Directors
Sing Sing Prison
Washington Club
Canonsburg-Houston
Rotarians
Rotary Anns
W. Franklin
Harkey
Harry F. Moore
Guy H. McKinstry
Arst
Brad R. Williams
William D. Hancher
Ray C. Provost
George Washington Hotel
Harry Collins Spulman
John L. Davis
New York
John H. Wallace
Robert R. Sawhill
Carnegie H
Witty T
People of
Heir Born to Spanish Throne Reported in Rome
In Rome on April 24 Princess Emanuela wife of Don Jaime and daughter-in-law of former King Alfonso of Spain reportedly gave birth. The child, named Foanuela, is said to be the second grandchild of the former king, and the granddaughter of Josephine Curtis of Ruston.
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Rome
Bay
Todas
Emanuela
Alfonso
Spain
Don Jaime
Foanuela
Josephine Curtis
Russton
Baby B of flood triplets dies in Vandergrift recital
Little Irma Fas Hughes Baby B of the flood triplets died today. Her sister Donna Gay died two weeks ago. Only Parma May Baby A lives of the three children born to Mrs. Jane Hughes wife of a steel worker after flood waters surrounded their home last month.
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Vandergrift
Irma Fas Hughes
Donna Gay
Parma
Jane Hughes
Economic gains from motor industry in county era noted
Newspaper Publishers Association reports overall improvement over last year. In 1985 county motorists are estimated to have created one or more jobs for workers, with 27,136,000 jobs generated by motor vehicle emergencies alone.
Pinchot Wife Mounts Campaign In Fifth District
Philadelphia April 20 Campaign manager William Leader of Mrs Cornelia Bryce Pinchot asserts Republican leaders oppose her bid for the fifth district congressional nomination. Leader, head of the Allied Federation of Hosiery Workers, wrote to Rep William J Wilson accusing Washington influence aiming to sway committeemen and urging support for Mrs Pinchot wife of former Governor Gifford Pinchot She has supported hosiery workers in the northeast Philadelphia district while Dorsey the Democrat incumbent seeks re election.
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Philadelphia
William Leader
Cornelia Bryce Pinchot
Mra. Pinschol
Braken
American Federation of Hoglevy’ Worker's
U.S
William J. Wilson
J. G. Dorsey
Stock Market Summary From Aerial Listing Of Companies
A dense OCR list enumerates diverse corporations across many sectors and regions. Entities include Amoco Anaconda Auburn Auto Borden Buick Cable Co Colgate Coca Cola General Motors Gillette Goodyear IBM Kodak Loews Lorillard Montgomery Ward Natual gas NY Central Penn RR Procter and Gamble Radio Shack Sears Roebuck Studebaker Texaco US Steel Warner Lambert Woolworth and others. The fragment presents a broad market cross section rather than a cohesive narrative or price data.
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Adams
Alco Amand
Anaconda
Auburn Auto Baldwins Loe
Bendix
Avia Beith
Blaw Knox Borden Borg Warn Briggs Meg Budd Wheel Burr
Adc
Chrysler
Coca Cola
Colm G
Douglas Aire du
Gillette
Nick Can
Kennecott
Manty Ward Nash
Nor Am Packard Penna RR
Phillips Pet
Pure Oil Radio
Repub
Sears Roe
Ind
Studebkr Tex Corp
Timk Roll & Transama
Aire Corp
Uni Corp
Uni Gas Im
Ind Ale US Rub US
US Steel Vanadium Weal UN Tel West
Woolworth Cure Ark Nat Gas
Elee Bond
Penntoad Corp
Republicanism Highlighted in Jefferson County Meeting
Republicanism was stressed for state senator with Attorney Rendell Moorhead reading greetings from the candidate who was unable to attend due to a prior engagement in Jefferson County. Wolfenden arrived briefly too late to speak personally. Also note Nevada permits a divorce after six weeks residency, but a six month residence is needed before a resident license is issued.
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Rendell Moorhead
Jefferson County
Wolfenden
Nevada
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Oakland Cemetery
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Dayton
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J. M. Wollobaugh
Roy Uaguabauch
Sagamore
Blaine Hollybaugh
George Koppick
Rinversburg
Bowser Funeral Home
Plumville
Dunkard Cemetery
Amanda (Mice) Carnavan
A. Luther Carnahan
West Wheatfield Township
George W. and
Sarah (Alcorn Hice
T. A. Billenstein
Sloan Weir
Homer City
T. J. Muredock
Tarr Station
Charles Harnett
Heshban
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J. L. Carnahan
Ferguson Funeral Home
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Aspinwall
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Cowanshannock Township
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Minneapolis
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Bismarck
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John Reese
East Palestine
J. B. Anderson
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Rural Valley
Rural Valley Cemetery
Washington, PA
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Spectra
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Cornella
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