Inflation ideals topic of all hours
New York April 22 In the INS report inflation is the topic everywhere from Wall Street to barber shops. People ask what it will mean and note price rises and higher costs while purchasing power shifts. Analysts predict wage trends and job prospects as policymakers consider measures to curb inflation.
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James
Kill Allen
INS
New York
Aesingit
Wall Siveey
Dinangial
America
Techvocracy
Wall Streen
Lerest
Srupp
Revewesh Teaker
Wasiington
Stray Shot Hits Price Home Near The Village
A stray .88 caliber revolver round entered the side of the John Fry residence near The Village at 4:00 a m today. The Price family avoided injury as the bullet crossed a bedroom, struck the walk, ricocheted and rolled down the stairs. County Detective Kaozer investigated and said the shot likely came from the hill overlooking the Vince home, with no dangerous intent suspected.
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C. J. Price
John Fry
Kaozer
Vince Home
Baptist Preacher in Town Sunday
The Rev. Walter S. Gilmore arrives to preach at the First Regular Baptist Church this weekend. He is a Wake Forest graduate and NYU alum who travels on invitation of the Board of Deacons. Church members are urged to attend both morning and evening services. the public is welcome.
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Walter S. Gilmore
Adi
Wake Marest Mrealogical Sonlaty
New York University
Board of Deacons
Promptness urged on expansion bill in economic talks
Washington April 22. INS. President urges quick enactment of currency expansion to enable negotiations at upcoming conferences. Bill would allow use of the Federal Reserve to expand and contract money, issue 3 billion dollars in notes, and adjust silver and gold content. Opposition from conservative Republicans weak but persistent, led by Ogden Mills and Senator Reed. Mellon arrives to help organize resistance. Debate continues as Wheeler and King push remonetization of silver.
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Wielsam K. Hutchinson
I. N.S
Ashington
INS
Kent Roosevelt
Capitol Hill
Federal Reserve System
U. S
la Rento
Treasury
Andrew W. Mellon
Ogden L. Mills
Reed
Pennsylvania
Red
Senate
Mills
Reus
Introeter Dohy Senatus Wheeler
King
Wheeler
Medal Contest of Local W C T U Held Last Night
Five contestants from florace Mann school took part in the medal contest with Maida Vritz winning the silver medal. The event, in children’s hands, featured Bible selections, gong, playlets, dialogue, recitation, and solo before a good-sized audience. The next regular meeting of the group is scheduled for Monday at 4 10 p m.
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Florace
Mann Schoul
Maida Vritz
Purple Heart Awarded to W Earl Oakes Recipient History
Sergeant W Earl Oakes of Company F, First Battalion, Tenth Infantry, was awarded the Purple Heart for meritorious service. Oakes helped form Company FP, which departed Indiana for Wheaton in 1817.
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W. Earl Oakes
Sergant W. Marl Oakes
ALR i
Pruning Demonstration at Creekside Next Monday
A pruning demonstration will be held at John Lackey's residence in Creekside, Ma next Monday April 24 at 1 p.m. County Agent Warner will lead the session with advice on pruning several fruits including peaches, plums, apples, and pears. Attendees seeking tips on pruning methods for multiple fruit trees are invited to join.
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John Lackey
Greakside
Lackey
Warner
Altayho
RegionalCoal Sales Agency Plan Discussed In Western Pa
A plan to form a central sales agency for Western Pennsylvania bituminous coal operators was discussed by nine major companies in Pittsburgh. A public meeting with all operators in the district was proposed, modeled after Appalachian Goals Inc. A three man committee led by B K Leisenring was formed to issue invitations. The National Coal Association represents about 70 percent of U S bituminous operators. (Continued on Page Two).
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Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Appalachian Goals, Inc
United States
Pennsylvania Liquor Law Debate Revisits 1866 Act
A fragment recalls an 1866 Pennsylvania Act that aimed to bar liquor for workers on canal projects, noting legal ambiguities in Leersburg Apollo Saltsburg and nearby boroughs while hinting at enforcement in multiple districts. The piece suggests local confusion over wine and beer legality and references continued discussion.
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Leersburg
Apollo
Saltsburg
Pennsylvania
End of the Endless Gave Explored by Indiana Groups
Notes of case describe Indiana groups who sought the Endless Gave at Hillsdale near Blairsville and recall a group that lost strings and candies years ago. The report notes two youthful adventurers who, hungry and muddy, stumbled from Uniontown last night in a similar condition.
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Indiana
Hillsdale
Blairsville
Uniontown Way
Uniontown
British Leader and Daughter Visit White House Discuss World Tariff
Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald and his daughter Ishbel meet President Roosevelt at the White House. MacDonald says the world tariff problem cannot be solved by any one nation alone, as discussions begin ahead of a world economic conference. Edouard Herviot is en route for talks with the President.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
J. Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
Edouard Herviot
France
MacDonald
Ishbel
New York
White House
Roosevelts
Potato Club Near Rossiter Organizes for 4-H
A meeting at Flora Grange Hall near Rossiter formed a boys 4-H Potato Club with W C McFarland leading and County Agent Warner presenting agricultural extension views. Rossiter Bank sponsor Tra Spackman noted, seven 4-H potato clubs in Indiana County with 173 members, each growing about one tenth of an acre from certified seeds, supported by Kiwanis Rotary and Stone clubs as part of the Agricultural Extension Association program.
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Flora
Banks Township
Rossiter
W.C. McFarland
Warner
Indiana County
Tra Spackman
Rossiter State Bank
Kiwanis
Rotary
Stone Clubs
Agricultural Extension Association
Capitol Notes: Unemployment Relief Back in Play
Harrisburg April 22 CAPITOL NOTES reports unemployment relief, set aside as Republicans push general program to adjournment. Two Scott bills totaling 31 million for relief in next biennium have passed the Senate. One 18 million from the general fund is seen as surplus via salary cuts and beer taxes. A 20 million measure, awaiting House action, would draw from a 21 million bond issue voters will consider in November.
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William J. Kelly
Son. S
Harrisburg
Republican
Scott
Senate
House
General
Gifford
Continueud
Minstrel Show Set For Ritz Theatre April 24
Indiana Post of the American Legion presents Minstrel Monareh at the Ritz Theatre Monday evening April 24. A cast of local singers and dancers, with comedians and a big foot ballet, promises lively two act program under professional-style pacing. The End Men and Circle feature top Indiana talent. a bevy of pretty girls will perform smart stepping in spectacular numbers. Continued on Page Two.
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Ritz Theatre
Indiana Post of the
American Legion
Indiana
Self-defense claim fails in trooper shooting death
State Police trooper Johnny Mehallick shot Wilbur Vite near Mc Gees Mills after a suspected car chase. Vite died en route to Punxsutawney Hospital. A coroner's jury ordered Mehallick held for murder after testimony that he feared a gun and fired twice, wounding Vite first in the overcoat bottle and then in the abdomen.
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Wilbur Vite
McGees Mills
R. D
John F. Mehallick
Clearfeld
Johnny Mehallick
Clearfield
Clearfield County
Glen Campbell
Indiana
Punxsutawney Hospital
Mehallick
Frederick W. St. Clair
Indiana County
Vite
James Pennington
Meshallick
Glen, Campbell
Cavalcade Thrills To Premiere At The Ritz Theatre
The Noor Coward epic Cavalcade heads to the Ritz Theatre with a premiere next Tuesday through Thursday. Stars and producers prepare bows for a production hailed as the greatest in years while Fox Film highlights years of research behind the three decade span from 1900 to present day.
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Noel Coward
Ritz Theatre
Hollywood
Fox
Treasury balance report from Wallington with brief figures
Treasury balance listed as 352,455,836.35 with expenditures and customs receipts noted for April 2. The report mentions various garbled figures and names, including Wallington date April 22 and references to suit orders and individuals such as Charles Fauch.
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Treasury
Wallington
ANS
Balang
Angag
Farm House Burned Near Buck Run
A two story frame house owned by Mr and Mrs Harry Goula near Buck Run was destroyed by fire last Tuesday morning likely caused by an oil stove. The family was away in New Jersey. oldest son woke everyone, they saved nothing, neighbors sheltered the children until the parents returned. The farm sits between Buck Run and Taylorsville near No 2 school house, adjoining the farms of James Hadden and James Waddell.
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Harry Goula
Buck Run
New Jersey
Clymer
James Hadden
James Waddell
Taylorsville
Somerset to Host Federal Forestry Camps
Somerset county will host three to four federal forestry camps, with Mt Royal near Jennerstown Mt Davis near Meyersdale and New Lexington named as sites. Each camp expected to house about 200 personnel, though details on enrollment and timing were not released.
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Indiana County
Washington
Somerset County
J. Buell Snyder
Mt. Royal
Jennerstown
Mt. Davis
Meyersdale
New Lexington
Somerset
Seven More Dog Owners Are Fined in Homer City
Seven more persons were fined at Homer City last night for violation of the dog law. They were arraigned before Squire A. R. Wineman. Prosecutions were made by Blaing Slert of Indiana, representative of the State Department of Animal Industry.
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Homer City
Besore Squire A. R. Wineman
Blaingslert
Indiana
State Department of Animal Industry
State Veterans Bonus Faces More Obstacles in PA Vote
The proposed state constitution amendment to authorize a $40,000,000 debt for World War and other veterans pay faces new hurdles as the measure heads to voters next November. The 1921 plan would have funded $10 monthly for each month of service, but legal delays and prior amendments stalled submission.
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Pennsylvania
Saryier
Philippines
Guia
General Assembly
Pennssylania Supreme Court
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Wleek
Price Home
F.D.R
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Mr. O'Conner
Los Angeles
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Salisburg
Vandergrift
Fayette County
Delaney
Cave
Potato Club
Turner
Capitol Notes
Macon
Cleveland
Lake Erie
Akron
U. S. Navy
Bai EN
Navy
U.S
Con
Alger
Dressel
Ohle
Charles F
Fauch
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