Control Clash At Amalgamated Union Convention
Pittsburgh Agri 22 Describes the Mink Wad file group as victims of delusion as Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers prepares for its 60th annual convention. Tighe leads conservative faction opposing rank and file demands while internal rift widens over membership, bargaining, and labor bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur To. Wakel
N.S. Slat
Pittsburgh
Agri
Michael F. Tighe
Amalgamated
Agsomphon Ation, Steel and ‘Tin Workers
Adram Samre
Altar ‘Ney
Association
Sapiro
Lodge
Massillon
James Malloy
Qhia
National Steel Labor Relations Board
NRA
Tighe
Inter National News Service
Banie W
Court action seeks license revocation for Indiana County club
Petition alleges patrons in drunken condition caused disturbances at a club run by its directors and declares the club a public nuisance. The court is asked to revoke the Malt Liquor License issued November 24, 1934 and to dissolve the corporation for charter violations with a rule returnable the first Monday of May 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Club
Indiana County
Pennsylvania
C. C. McLain
Canneis” Club
G. C. McLain
Crooner Vallee Hits Heckler On Stage At Atlantic City
Rudy Vallee halted his show at the steel pier when a heckler disrupted a dancer’s routine. The crooner shouted back and then swung a hard punch, knocking the man unconscious as spectators watched. Police records indicate the assailant left the scene without giving a name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Chpy
Rudy Vallee
Rudy
Tie Croeper
Heckler
von Thestre
Vallee
Hit It Up With Mr Root in Rita Theatre Show
Mr. Root directs the Hion minstrel production Wit TH to be staged Monday at the Rita Theatre. A New York City native and Cornell graduate, he trained in Albany and performed across the country. He joined the J B Rogers Company and recently finished Pirate Gold for Fisher Body in Lansing Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Root
Rita Theatre
New York City
Cornell
Albany
WGY
J. B. Rogers Company
Fisher Body Company
Lansing
Mich
Easter Observances Unite County Children and Hospitals
Schools across Indiana County organized Easter projects for hospital wards and patients. Students created bunnies, baskets, and cards under teachers' direction, aided by the Red Cross, to brighten the holiday for Willard Home, Colesville, and veterans patients. Benny Hendrick, 10, received rabbits and candy after a prior Easter incident, while Atlantic City prepared for a prosperous 1935 Easter parade with a record crowd on the boardwalk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Burrell School
Pauline Veschic
Willard
Coal Run School
Speedy
Indigni Hospital
Georgeville
Nancy Beck
Buchanan
Veterans Hospital
Coatesville
United States Veterans Hospital
Indiana County
Juston Red Cross
Third Ward
Blairs- Villemare
Mit
Dhe
South Barrett
Katherine Wineman
Elizabeth Calhoun
Sue Wolelm
Colesville
Our
Red Cross
Coughlin receives approval for new national union backing
The Detroit church hierarchy endorses Father Coughlin's authority and broadcast doctrine while approving his plan to organize the National Union for Social Justice at Olympia arena. Ickes attacks critics in a speech urging free press and assembly despite opposing views from Coughlin Huey Long and Townsend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Union For Social Justice
Detroid
Charles E. Claughlin
National Union For Social Jusfice
Michael James Gallagher
Father Coughlin
Oll
Coughlin
Frst
Olympia Arena
Gallagher
Iam
Father Coughin
Heirarchy
Ickes
New York
Harold L. Ickes
Huey Lone
Francis Townsend
Tekes
Teles
Associated Press
Jekes
Natian
Child
God
Miter Long
Townsend
Easter at Vatican and Jersey coasts with crowds
Particounts and conservative estimates described crowded boardwalks and crowded resort crowds along the Jersey coast forcing hotels to turn visitors away. In Vatican City on April 22, Pope Pius XII issued the apostolic blessing broadcast to millions, including 100000 kneeling in St. Peter's Square and a larger radio audience during Easter ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Particounts
Jersey
Vatican City
St. Peter's Square
Chemical Engineers Face Century of Space and Life Breakthroughs
New York April 22 The chemical engineering profession awoke to a century of ambitious tasks including terraforming Mars to support water and a Venus atmosphere. Predictions included high energy fuels, interplanetary travel, oversized livestock, and disease cures. Thomas Midgley of Ethyl Gasoline Corp spoke at the ACS meeting outlining these visions and other advances in cancer, influenza, tuberculosis, diabetes, and epidemics controlled by chemistry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mars
Venus
Nelda
Thomas Midgley
Ethyl Gasoline Corp
American Chemical Society
Midgley
Easter News and Disaster Coverage From 1940s Papers
Coverage reports the Pope blessing crowds in St Peter's after Mass in Rome and the Fifth Avenue Easter parade in New York. It details Huey Long's return to Washington in a flamboyant outfit and shifts to Formosa earthquake devastation, relief efforts, and global seismic history, including Tokyo and Swarthmore observations.
Coroner to Call Inquest Over Buterbaugh Boy Death
Coroner srus W. Davis viewed the body of the Buterbaugh boy and reported the case to Dr. R. L. Williams of Houtadale. He will recommend an inquest. Surviving were his father and mother and four siblings. He was a member of the Church of Christ of Uniontown. Funeral will be held at Mundys Corner United Brethren Church with burial there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srus W. Davis
Buterbaugh Boy
R. L. Williams
Houtadale
Clearfield County
Cambria County
Donald Bulerbaugh
Tatter
Daisy Kerr
Mundy’s Corner
Clyde
Edgar
William
Sarl, Jr
Wilmina
J. Nelson Stein
Locust ‘Street
Church of Christ of
Tragedy Wipes Out Village Amid Winter Woes
More than 7,000 injured as a whole village of huts and frame houses is wiped out. Railway tunnels caved in, landslides buried tracks, bridges collapsed and power plants were destroyed. An oil pipe line burst and gas mains broke, plunging larger towns into darkness amid ongoing ice hazards.
Lines Drawn In Money Battle In Congress
Washington April 22 Congress drawn into a fierce fight over money and credit policy as the House Banking Committee backs an omnibus banking measure. Democrats call it essential for national control while Republicans warn it could lead to a dictatorship. The report highlights Federal Reserve powers to curb credit inflation and stabilize business, with Roosevelt backing the provision and Marriner Eccles guiding monetary aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Banking Committee
Rey Brown
Michigan
Federal Reserve
Centrol
Congress
Marriner
Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
Roosevelt
Federal Reserve System
Convay
Earthquake Kills 1,228 on Island Patrol
An 1906 quake killed 1,228 people on the island. The Tropic of Cancer bisects the land, mainly accessed by small coastal vessels from Hong Kong. A Japanese governor-general leads the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Rural carriers form PA branch to push for protections
In Lock Haven on April 22 Pennsylvania rural mail carriers met to oppose competitive bidding for their jobs and to secure better pay. About 40 members heard E. J. Welder of Bonesteel, S D, national president of the Star Route Carriers Association, outline goals and oversee the new Pennsylvania branch. Officers named include Grant Fulton of Uniontown as president, M. R. Moyer of Robesburg as first vice president, George Yoggy of Wellsboro as second vice president, Raymond Boyer of Chambersburg as third vice president, Charles W. Amich of Dubois as fourth vice president, G. M. Rothmeier of Sunbury as fifth vice president, and Delbert Robbins of Denton as secretary-treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lock Haven
Pennsylvania
E. J. Welder
Bonesteel
Star Route Carriers’ Association
Grant Fulton
Uniontown
M. R. Moyer
Robersburg
George Yoggy
Wellsboro
Raymond Boyer
Chambersburg
Charles W. Amich
DuBois
G. M. Rothme
Sunbury
Delbert Robbins
Denton
Four Die in Mexican Church State Clash Riot
In Villa Esca Jante Michoacan four people were killed and ten wounded during a church state violence flare up. Government employees and teachers marching past a parish church sparked volleys of shots as villagers fled, leaving bodies in the streets until order returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Villa Esca Jante
Michoacan
Federal Socialist
Treasury balance totals over two billion dollars
Treasury balance as of April 19 shows a total of $2,103,292,046.34. Internal Revenue receipts amount to $3,952,737.78 and Customs receipts to $21,194,452.78. Washington report dated April 22 from INS notes the balance and breakdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Treasury
Internal Revenue
Barbs Rhode Island Missionary Tales From cannibal islands
Rhode Island missionary returns to the United States with tales of cannibalistic Solomon Islanders. Question why missionaries teach natives to love their fellows when they dote on them. After agreeing in guardianship of upside down girl, her father changes heart. Family shows many peculiarities. A Slaughters Ky graduate walked 7488 miles for his diploma. Training will help him seek a job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island
U. S
Slaughters
NEA Service, Inc
Business Shows Improvement National survey cites March to mid April gains
New York April 22 A survey by the National Industrial Conference Board reports further improvement in business conditions through March and into mid April driven by sustained auto activity and brisk building. Motor production rose to a level unmatched since 1928 except for that year while steel output eased seasonally in March. First quarter steel and fabricated steel bookings and shipments rose, machine tool orders and contracting activity also climbed, with declines seen in electric power and coal for April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
National Industrial Conference Board
Obituary notices from Brushvalley and Greensburg deaths
Obituaries report the death of James McMullen a longtime Brushvalley farmer aged 75 and a Brushvalley church elder, with funeral at his Mechanicsburg home and burial in Oakland Cemetery Indiana. Other notices include infant Burnheimer, Francis F Faith, Ralph Leo Campbell of Greensburg, and memorial details for Campbell’s requiem high mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brushvalley Township
James McMullen
Ann (Roberts) McMullen
Brushvalley
Charles B. McMullen
Annie McMullen
Helen McMullen
Annie Hovis
Wilkinsburg
Mechanicsburg
Mr Webb
Brushvatley Methodist Episcopal Church
Oakland Cemetery
Indiana
Francis. F. Faith
Ralph Leo Campbell
Greensburg
Anna Campbell
Joseph Campbell
Indiana County
H. O. Smith
Michael Murphy
Bovard
Arthur Campbell
Samuel Hoffer
Campbell
Chestnut Street
Most Holy Sacrament Church
St. Vincent Cemetery
Gill Family Freed in Death Holtup Case In Middleburg
Middleburg April 22. Zella Gill 16 and her parents Mr and Mrs Lester Gill were freed of charges of complicity in the fatal holdup of farmer Charles Gable 62. Strawser the farmhand and the girl’s sweetheart has been sentenced to life in prison with a date set for April 29. New charges against the Gill parents were lodged after a statement Strawser gave at a State Pardon Board hearing. the DA dismissed belief in the new story. Gill remained jailed for a $100 liquor fine while Zella and her mother went home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleburg
INS
Zella Gill
Lester Gill
Charles Gable
Sherman L. Strawser
State Pardon Board
Strawser
Couple Fall From Window In Chicago Tragedy
In Chicago on April 22 a husband and wife fought at a third floor window, teetered on the edge, and fell. The husband died after landing on an abutment at the second floor. the wife also fell and was injured. Both were hospitalized with slight bruises and scratches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William McConnor
Lucile Noted Modiste Dies at 71 in Ontario Home
London Ontario April 22 Lucile Lady Lucy Duff Gordon famed for splitting skirts and modern dress design has died at a suburban nursing home after a long illness at age 71. Born in London Ontario she was sister to Elinor Glyn novelist and survived the Titanic sinking in 1912 with husband Sir Cosmo Edmund Duff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lucile
Lucy Duff Gordon
Lady Duff Gordon
Ont
Elinor Glyn
Sir Cosmo Edmund Duff
Gypsies Out at Johnstown
Bessie George, one of three gypsies arrested weeks ago, was convicted in Baltimore courts of grand larceny. Judge Sam K. Dennis sentenced her to five years, reduced to one year after $2,000 was raised to restitution for a $1,976 “wrist charm” scam. Prosecution funds included $72,600 for extradition. A companion faces similar charges in Reading. Johnstown police chief orders gypsies arrested on sight as bands travel by car to new locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Bessie George
Baltimore
Sam K. Dennis
House of Correction
Laura Tyler
Reading
Jie
Harry F. Klink
Anderson Soars In Stratosphere
Captain Orville Anderson supervised a successful balloon flight from Scott Field Belleville to a hillside farm near Farrar. With Captain K R Williams aboard, the Army craft rose to 26 000 feet, above plan, for three hours and thirty six minutes. Instruments tested for a Stratosphere mission functioned perfectly upon landing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrar, Mo
INS
Orville Anderson
KR. P. Williams
Anderson
Scott Field
Belleville
Lake of
Revivals Continue in Lucerne Hall This Week
Meetings in Lucerne Hall proceed this week with nightly sessions except Saturday. Brother Red James delivers stirring messages including an Easter sermon titled Behold the Man. A sizable crowd attended last night. urging friends to attend and not miss the inspiring services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucerne
Lucerne Hall
Red" James
James
Beet tops rise in value as food source in market notes
The text lists numerous company names and percentages reflecting stock market movements, ending with a note that beet tops are more valuable as food than the beet roots, and a playful line about brazil pot meats used as candles.
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Iron Steel and Tin Workers
Moorhead
Indians’s Finest Men's Store
Crooner
William Pitt Root
Hanpy
Benny
Atlante City
Atlantic City
Tbe
Coushlin
Chemical Engineers
United States
St. Peter's
Army of the
Fifth Avenue
St. Thomas's
St. Patrick’s
Nuey Long
Capitol
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
Huey
P. S
Maney
Hirohito
Japan
Formosa
Eighth Air Regiment
Mako
Philadelphia
Vcins
Franklin Institute Museum
E. S.T
Robert Hall Tolover
China Inland Mission
Harold Robinson
Presbyterian Board of Christian Education
Swarthmore
Swarthmore College
Ted
John H. Pitman
Astronomy Department
Amamas
Suruga
Yenshu Bay
Tokio
Jos
St. Pierre
Martinique
Pelee
San Francisco
Valparaiso
Chile
Kingston
Jamaica
Sicily
Calabria
Carlaga
Costa Rica
Mole
Turkey
Central Haly
Guatemala City
Java
Mexico
Persia
Ialy
California
India
Taihoku
Taiwan
China
Donald Buterbaugh
McClelland
MrClelland
Youngstown
Sharon
Sue Tuckish
Masury
Nick Lichvar
Farrell
Chrch
Lichvar
House Committee
Burnheimer
Benjamin Burnheimer
Philadelphia O Street
Modiste
Allied Chem
Atchison T
Eastman Kodak
Elec
Mirs
Nickle
T and T
Kelvinator
Kennecot
Monty Ward Nash
Natl Dairy
North Ann Packard Mirs Penn RR
Pullman Radio Corp
Reynolds Tab Sears Roebuck
SO of
Cal Secony-Vacuu
Texas Corp
United Corp
United Gas Imp US Rubber US Steel
Warner Bros Pig
Westinghouse
Woolworth
X-Day
Assoc
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