Civil Liberties Union To Take Up Fisher-Signed Bill
The Pittsburgh branch executive committee will meet to plan a court test on the coal and iron police law and Governor Fisher signed Manefield law. The union aims to challenge constitutionality by October, seeks national support, and cites government overreach versus private control. Ministers preach on the issue as Musmanno legislation looms, with lawyers weighing Mansfield law validity.
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Civil Liberties Union
Pittsburgh
INS
The
American Civil Liberties Association
Coal and Iron Police
John §. Fisher
Sidney A. Teller
Teller
Old
Russia
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
Fisher
George P. Kounts
Allied Boards of Trade
United Mine Workers of America
American Federation of Labor
New Boards of Trade of Pittsburgh
Civil
Indiana Bus Schedules Show Multi Town Connections
Indiana and Punxsutawney routes list weekly departures and arrivals among Punxy Mahaffey Clymer Dixonville Sagamore and nearby towns. All buses connect at Indiana for DuBois Reynolds ville and Lakes-to-Sea points with further links to Butler Clearfield Cherry Tree and Heilwood via Clymer. Routes include weekdays and Sundays with specific times and transfer points.
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Indiana
Punxsy
DuBois
Punxsutawney
Reynoldsville
Lakes-to-Sea Pointe
Clymer
Dixonville
Clymer Dixonville
Cherry Tree
Clearfield
Barnesboro
Cres
Son
Sagamore
Kittanning
Hus
St. R
Bussey
Butler
Leechburg
Freeport
Miller and Mrs. Ella McFeaters Wed in Indiana
Miller of Brushvalley township and Mrs Ella McFeaters of Mechanicsburg celebrate a long, happy marriage. Both are devoted to church life and community service, with Miller a longtime Indiana resident admired for promoting town welfare.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Notable Visitors and Residents Pass Through Indiana
Mr and Mrs Pat Stapelton and family of Chambersville visited friends Saturday. Doctors John Laughlin and Edward Laughlin of Pittsburgh spent the weekend in their former Indiana home. Elder Peeler, Indiana legislator, returned from Harrisburg Friday. U S Marshal J C McGregor of Pittsburgh spent the weekend at home on North Sixth. Mr and Mrs Robert George returned from three months in Miami Fla. Dwight Galbreath of Galbreath Motor Co visited Saturday. Mr and Mrs Chil McLaughlin of Marion Center spent Saturday with friends. Clark W McGregor returned to Harrisburg after visiting his parents, Marshal and Mrs J C McGregor. Thomas Frantz of Rossmayne, county board member, was in town on business. Mr and Mrs George T McHenry and Mrs Barbara Langham visited Freeport yesterday. Miss Martha McLain teaching at McKees Rocks spent weekend with Squire and Mrs C McLain. Miss Dorothy Ayers, Pitt University student, stayed with her mother Dollie Ayers. Harrison Lydie, road supervisor of Cherryhill township, was among Indiana business visitors. Sherman Henry of Green township was in town on business. M B D Lymn, tax collector of West Wheatfield, called at the county offices. L J Cunningham of Dayton Pa visited friends in Indiana Me. Robert K Gray of Erie spent weekend with friends. Aidy Seapura, Somer City insurance agent, attended to business in town.
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Pat Stapelton
Chambersville
John
Edward Laughlin
Pittsburgh
Elder Peeler
Indiana
Harrisburg
J. C. McGregor
North Sixth Street
Robert George
Miami
Florida
Dwight Galbreath
The
Galbreath Motor Company
Thomas Frantz
Rossmayne
Geogre T. McHenry
Barbara Langham
Freeport
Martha McLain
McKees Rocks
Squire
C. McLain
Dorothy Ayers
Pitt University
Dollie Ayers
Harrison Tlydie
Cherryhill — Township
Sherman Henry
Green — Township
Green Township
M.bd. Lymn
West Wheatfield Township
L. J. Cunningham
Dayton
Robert K. Gray
Erie
Aidy Seapura
Somer City
Doherty Calls Oil Policy National Issue
Doherty argues that oil production should be governed by federal law, not states, stressing conservation of domestic supply as a national, burning problem. He contends Americans waste oil yearly by overconsumption and inefficient use.
Oil policy must be national in character says Doherty
Doherty argues oil is a matter of vital national concern and calls for federal regulation of production to prevent waste. He notes current laws are vicious and that the government has power to legislate oil handling for the nation, warning of an inevitable oil shortage as extraction speeds rise. He cites the need to conserve resources and compares U S policy with other nations.
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Pennsylvania
Rgu
Doherty
New York
Activa
Cities Service Company
Tenty
Doherty and Company
United States
Canada
Conservation Byrd
Coolidge
Secretaries of War, Navy, Commerce and Interior
Secretary of Interior
Washington
Biead of Standards
Bureau of Mines
Oklahoma
Congress
Nally
President McNary-Haugen Plan Faces Senate Opposition
The McNary-Haugen farm plan gains support from the administration but faces House resistance. The President signals strong opposition to any farm bill containing the proposed price-fix and equalization measures, warning of setbacks ahead.
Stoge Market At Noon Hour New York Stocks Rally
Industrial stocks across sectors rise at market open with gains in theatrical, motor car, steel and specialty shares. American Telephone and Telegraph hits a new high amid investment buying. Montgomery Ward advances as the store stocks lead the rally. Bankers' acceptances fall for most maturities while ear money rate remains at 7 1/2 percent.
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New York
American Tel
Tel
Montgomery Ward
Shocke
Keith Orpheum
Radio Corporation of America
Marmon
Upp
Cheysler
Tns Week
Yellowruck
Briggs
de- Miami
Evans Nash Motor Givevereeeenee
Uuttat
Ufc
Owens
Canadian Pacific
White Motor
West
Eleo
Cotdy C. M. St. P
Willys Overland O.j.seeee Atchison T. S
Oye Cei
Opposition to debenture plan kills farm relief hopes
In a letter to the Senate Agriculture Committee the President opposes the debenture plan, predicting Treasury costs and market distortions. Senator McNary signals no support for the plan, while backers face political posturing as Hoover accepts responsibility for killing it and for the upcoming farm relief bill.
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Senate Agriculture Committees
Senate
Senate Agriculture Committee
McNary
Coolidge
Hoover
Treasury
Usagi
Susquehanna On The Rampage Flood Hits Northeastern PA
Heavy rains across northern Pennsylvania and southern New York sent the Susquehanna and Chemung rivers rising. Wilkes-Barre flooded, forcing evacuations as water levels reached about 26 feet, amid two flood deaths. Towanda Sayre and Binghamton reported rising waters but limited danger. Roads closed and two main highways remained open near Towanda.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
New York State
Wilkes-Barre
Mill Creek
Susquehanna
Towanda
Sayre
Binghamton
N. Y
Chemung River
Corning
Chemung
West Branch
Williamsport
Jersey Shore
Plane crashes kill six but leave pilots unharmed
The six died in two separate forced landings near Seaton's Lake and Markleysburg after dense fog hindered visibility. Lieut. Archer, also landing nearby, was unhurt. Investigations by civil authorities and Army air officials were set to begin, with Captain James Pritchett stating no further details would be released.
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Ingalls
Somerset
Seaton’s
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Here
Lieut
Archer
Washington
Markleysburg
Army Air
James Pritchett
Rockwell Field
Erie
Lake Erie
Hanley
E. K. Retner
Erie Harbor
Buffalo
Raymond Starks
U. S
Tennessee
Mayflower
Teal and Langlen
Reed Family Leaves Indiana for New Home
Reed and his wife, active in Indiana social and civic life, are moving from Indiana. Their Presbyterian faith and community ties are noted, with best wishes from friends for their future. Mrs. Reed, formerly Jen ni e St Clair of Homer City, is Martha St Clair and John P St Clair’s daughter. They have three children Martha Reed, a Wilson College student, Sarah Reed at Martha Washington College in Virginia, and Paul Reed Jr at home.
Death Comes August E Robinsteen Funeral Held
August E Robinsteen of Avalon died at home on Friday at age 80. Funeral services were held at 2:30 this afternoon with interment in Uniondale Cemetery. He leaves widow Mary and children Iva Shoemaker Charles Remensnyder Glen Post, son Martin, and brothers Charles William Albert David J. Robinsteen of Los Angeles.
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August E
Robinsteen
August E. Robinsteen
Cleveland Avenue
Avalon
Uniondale Cemetery
Duquesne
Allegheny
North Side
Mary Robinsteen
Iva H. Shoemaker
Greenville
Charles Remensnyder
Glen. Post
Martin Robinsteen
Charles H
William
Albert
This City
David J. Robinsteen
Los Angeles
Cal
Coal Operators Seek Reopening of Lake Cameo Rate Case
Pennsylvania coal operators through the Western Pennsylvania Coal Traffic Bureau petition the Interstate Commerce Commission to reopen the Lake Cameo coal rate case. They seek a rail charge of 0.5 per ton in Lake Cargo shipments from southern high volatile districts and 2.06 per ton from southern low volatile districts. A similar petition was filed last week by another group of Ohio coal operators.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Western Pennsylvania Coal Traffic Bureau
Interstate Cammerce Commission
Lake Cameo
Onia Caal Opera. Lins
Farmers Will Now Host Farmers Will Now Be Hosts
Indiana county farmers to entertain Kiwanis and Ratney club members at a May 6 dinner in the First United Presbyterian Church Indiana. Interested farmers may contact J M Risinger in Homer City or Harey Kimmel in Shelada. The program features a humorous speaker, musical workers, and a dinner largely made from Indiana County raw products with coffee excepted.
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Indiana County
Tia
First United Presbyterian Church
Indiana
J. M. Risinger
Homer City
Harey Kimmel
Shelada
Maddux Airlines President Alleges Army Navy Stunting
Los Angeles April 22 Jack Maddux president of Maddux airlines accuses Army and Navy pilots in San Diego of persistently stunting around passenger planes, citing a deadly San Diego collision. He claims fifty witnesses support the assertion and condemns the avoidable tragedy.
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Los Angeles
Cal
INS
Jack Maddux
Maddux Airlines
Army
Navy
San Diego
Maddux
Hoover Talks Ahead of Brief New York Visit
Mr. Hoover will arrive in New York just in time for lunch and depart for the capital soon after, with photographers present as he meets with reporters during the brief stay.
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Mr. Hoover
New York
Hoover to address editors in luncheon hall speech
After turning down many invitations, President Hoover will deliver a major message to the nation from the luncheon hall. A nationwide hook up is arranged and newsreels will record the talk. The president is to speak at about 2 o clock Eastern Standard Time.
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Hoover
Judges praise fair judging in rustic bird house contest
Judges credited with fair, rule based judging of the rustic bird house contest entries. The complete list shows entrants by division and troop, though names and numbers were unfamiliar to judges. Officials praise the process and suggest expanding next year to include Bird Baths and Feeding Stations. A full roster will appear in tomorrow's issue.
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Sion
Tenderfoot Division
Bluebird
Jas, Rainey
Clymer
Floods, Fires, and Toll Rise Across Midwest and South
Severe weather sweeping from Texas to the Great Lakes triggers floods and tornadoes. Ten injured at Boli var and near Reese Kansas reports pending. Kansas towns report demolished buildings and numerous injuries. Mississippi flood conditions grow critical from Memphis to Cairo. Levees reinforced by hundreds of workers as crevasses flood cotton and corn lands. Widespread rain floods roads and slows rail transport.
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Tillar
Bolivar
Reese
Kansas
Mississippi
Memphis
Tenn
Cairo
Ill
Texas
Great Lakes
Appalachian Mountains
Prisoner Tricks Cop Then Locks Her In Cell
In Cambridge a 20 year old Mary Farrell allegedly drove a Rhode Island car while intoxicated and lured Mary Barrow into a jail cell with a dress and stockings matching. Farrell escaped after closing the door as Barrow looked, and Barrow remains at large. In New Haven Buddy Howard, boxing National heavyweight champion, confirms plans to turn pro in June after previously aiming for college.
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Cambridge
Mass
Brattle Square
Mary A. Barrow
Mary Farrell
Miss Barrow
Charleston
Rhode Island
Mary V. Farrell
Miss Farrell
New Haven
Conn
Buddy Howard
Boston
Coll
Good Luck Friday Letter Changes Lives in City
Jim Banks sells a granite Japanese frog to a Ridgefield buyer for five thousand dollars, hoping to fund a honeymoon in Atlantic City with Mayme. A Good Luck Friday chain letter inspires belief, but the real fortune comes when the sale is confirmed and the couple celebrates in public.
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Jim
Mayme
Tam
Flanders
Lsten
Fern's
Atlantic City
Mayne
Masme
Jrern’s
Jin
Ridgefield
Mr. Graves
James Banks
Wern's
Havana
Japan
Gerald Braintree
Mr. Banks
John Graves
Washington Square
Sweetin
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Reed Foltz
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Grant Long
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DeVere Foltz
Norman Houck
Wm, Greenaway
Clymer No
George Fleming
Downy Woodpecker
William Laverick
Norman Gray
Woodpecker
Thomas Heath
Graceton
Leavi Og Micale
Wren—Clair Fleming
Neg Ls Morris
Raymond Christie
Edward Cuppies
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