Bus Hearing Probes Northern Cambria County Lines
In Harrisburg a dozen lawyers principals and witnesses testified on old lines extensions and new routes linking Philipsburg Coalport Ashville Altoona Ebensburg and Indiana. Firms eyeing rights include Galbraith Edward Busey and Johnstown Traction Co with views on competing buses versus rail service and fears of local trains fading as buses expand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Cambria County
Philipsburg
Indiana
Titusville
Oil City
Altoona
Galbraith
Coalport
Ashville
Patton, Hastings
Barnesboro
Edward Lines
Englehart
Fees
Ebensburg
Clearfield
Indiana Plans for Music Week
National Music Week will be celebrated May 5 to 11 with plans to surpass prior observances. The theme emphasizes active participation in music and widespread use of American music, involving schools churches and clubs. A program is planned by the Monday Musical Club of Indiana for a May event in the High School auditorium, with details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
My. Barker
Monday Musical Club of
Indiana
Former Residents Visit Here From Indiana And Florida
Miss Katherine Tippery and Miss Blanche Leech, formerly of Indiana, have returned north after visiting Florida for the past few months. They also visited Charlotte, North Carolina, at the home of J. HM. Me. Quown, another former resident. Adam Sides of Clymer was in town yesterday on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Tippery
Blanche Leech
Indiana
Florida
Charlotte
N. C
J. HM. Me. Quown
Adam Sides
Clymer
Hoover advances farm relief bill in House vote
President Hoover nears a congressional victory as the House passes the farm relief measure to set up a federal farm board with a 500 million dollar appropriation to boost cooperative marketing. Administration leaders block the old equalization fee plan and the export debenture plan by ruling them out of order amid 31 defeated amendments.
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William S .Neal
INS
Washington
Hoover
House
Federal Farm Board
National Grange
Haugen
Rep
Iowa
Squire Wagner Hospitalized With Infected Hand
Squire A. R. Wagner of Heshibon was admitted to Tidiana Hospital Tuesday after contracting an infected hand two weeks earlier. He serves as portmaster at Heshibon and friends wish him a speedy recovery. Also noted, J. Moore of Marion Center, a Gazette caller, weighs a Fall Primary candidacy for Jury Commissioner as a staunch Republican. In local ads, Cinderella dresses for children age 2 to 10 and a Friday Saturday sale at H. B. Vorel & Co. feature two for one shirt specials at The Bon Ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire A. R. Wagner
Heshibon
Tidiana Hospital
Wagner
J. ©. Moore
Marion Center
Moore
Mystery Witnesses In De King Case Decried By Husband
Geneva April 25 The Kane County grand jury heard testimony from witnesses whose identities were kept secret in the investigation of the killing of Lillian De King shot during a raid on her Aurora home. Joseph De King accused jurors of pressuring his 12 year old son Gerald to imply the slain woman’s husband was a bootlegger, while pleading that alleged perjured testimony not be used to justify the shooting. Gerald, near tears, said jurors tried to imply his father was involved and asked if he could say daddy was a bootlegger, as counsel for the De King family denounced the proceedings.
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Geneva
INSI
Ren
Kane County
Mes
Lillian de King
de King
Aurora
Joseph de King
Thas Tzahoen
de Wing
Gerald
Hay
Grand Jury
Tama
Daddy
American girl flyer aims for Rome flight after endurance record
Wictor Smith, a noted American aviatrix, set a new women's world endurance record by flying 21 hours 32 minutes, beating Louise Thaden’s mark by over four hours. She plans a nonstop New York to Rome flight this summer, insisting she is ready for the hazardous solo journey and has strong family support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James N. Kilgallen
INS
Freeport
N. Y
New York
Rome
Wictor Smith
Louise McPherridge Thaden
Los Angeles
Miss Smith
Thomas Smith
Fliner
Local boy hurt in Buffalo crash
Helen Pasquarillo 21 of 122 Alabama Street and Homer Nibert 32 of Indiana Pa were injured in a collision between a northbound Fillmore avenue trolley and an automobile near Fillmore Avenue and Howard Street. Pasquarillo was a trolley passenger.
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Buffalo
Helen Pasquarillo
Alabama Street
Homer Nibert
Indiana
Fillmore Avenue
Neibert
Howard Street
New York Central Railroad
The Return of Walter Jackson
Walter H. Jackson, longtime actor, returns to the stage in one of three one act plays by the Little Theatre Players at the Ritz Theatre on Friday May 8 for the benefit of the Industrial School. Further details of the event to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Jackson
Walter H. Jackson
Little Theatre Players
Ritz
Mrs. Clements Returns Home After Southern Visit
Mrs. Clements and Joseph W. Clements of Philadelphia street returned home Wednesday evening after a six week visit to friends in Asheville North Carolina and a southern tour. She spoke of visiting the magnolia and azalea garden in Charleston and other pleasant experiences during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
S.C
Joseph W. Clements
Philadelphia
Fisher Lynch Nuptial Event
Mrs Laura Livingston and her son David attended the Fisher Lynch weddings in Pittsburgh yesterday. The ceremony was held at the Lutheran Church on Mt Vernon Street. Mr Pisher, a Livingston relative, has often visited Indiana.
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Laura Livingston
David
Pittsburgh
Wisher-Lynch
Mt. Vernon Street
Pisher
Livingston
Indiana
New Arrival in Fairman Home in Creekside RV
Mr and Mrs Waller Mairman welcome a six and a half pound girl born April 4 in Creekside RV The baby will be named Margaret Latirel The mother and child are reported doing well A note mentions a clothing sale at The Ben Ton with men shirts priced at 1.55 each or two for 3.00 and a quart ice cream at 39 cents from P Daugherty's Cut Rate nearby UR R Sta 208x
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waller M. Mairman
Creekside
Margaret Laterile
Daugherty
Banker Poet Succeeds In Love Lyrics Dedication
Sharon Pa April 26 Indiana county bankers hear Farry Flint Western Pennsylvania poet speak at the Indiana County Bankers Association Convention. Flint, a newspaper man and poet, died after succumbing to his own poetry, and was married to Miss Hava in a surprise ceremony to friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Indiana County
Farry Flint
Penesylvania
Harmerist
Indiana County Bankers’ Association
Indiana
Miss Hava
Flint
Free Speech clashes over Pitt protest meeting
University of Pittsburgh authorities blocked a student meeting on the Mooney Billings case provoking a free speech confrontation. Chancellor Bowman refused comment as students and faculty were expelled from Thaw Trail while hearing Dr Larry Elmer Barres discuss alleged framed testimony.
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University of Pittsburgh
Mooney- Billings
John J. Bowman
Thaw Trail
Thos. Mooney
Warren K. Billings
California
William Albertson
Center
Students Liberal Club
Ilarry Elmer Barres
2. W. Whiting
University Zoology Dle
Princess Gloria on Local Stage at Indiana City Theatres
The Indiana city theatres announce Princess Gloria, four year old child star of the American stage, will appear Friday and Saturday. The young performer, child of Mr and Mrs Mario Carce lromer City, speaks and sings in four languages and has drawn acclaim in Pennsylvania, Ohio, West Virginia and Maryland venues.
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Indiana
Id Rity Theatres
Gloria
Mario Carcelromer City
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Maryland
Educators warn of future puny men and lusty women
Chicago April 2. A convention of the Midwest Society of Ahysival Eduucation warned that women are reaching physical perfection through outdoor athletics while men become feeble in poorly ventilated offices. The report laments a diseased, anemic future unless changes occur.
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Chicago
America
Midwest Society of Ahysival Eduucation
Swiggett To Lead Orators In National Contest
Washington April activity highlights Dr Swiggett and Mrs Glen Levin Swiggett as internationally known for Pan American outreach. Swiggett to direct the South American segment of the Sixth National Oratorical Contest while serving Georgetown roles and Latin American education initiatives.
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Washington
April Dacely
Glen Levin Swiggett
Dy, Switeeete
United States
Swiggett
State Department
Latin-America
Latin America
Swigrett
Foreign Service School
Georgetown University
Inter- American Federation of Education Associations
National
Counci
United States Chamber of Commerce
National Foreign Trade Council
McJunkin Safely In Central America
Mr and Mrs CG McJunkin of North Sixth street report the safe arrival of their son Glenn McJunkin at Puerto Barrios Guatemala Central America Glenn sailed from New York March 31 to begin work as a civil engineer with United Fruit Company He met Constance Cravener Colmer and her husband missionaries in Central America.
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FL McJunkin
North Sixth Street
Glenn McJunkin
Puerto Barrios
Guatemala
Central America
Glenn
New York
United Fruit Company
Indiana
Constance Cravener Colmer
Evangelist Dunlap Sermons At First Baptist Church
Evangelist Dunlap spoke on The Pall and Restoration of a Blackslider last evening at First Baptist. A good attendance and several individuals raised hands for prayer. He will address edoostrom on Living Death tonight. A large youth attendance is expected Friday night for Love and Marriage. Song service begins nightly at 7:60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelist Dunlap
First Baptist Church
Edoostrom
Dunlap
Bracken Celebrates 82nd Birthday Surprise
Wonderson Bracken enjoyed a birthday surprise Tuesday evening as Mrs. William Bracken and her son Tras visited him at home to remind him of his 82nd birthday. Abr Beacken lives with his son-in-law and daughter, Me, and Mrs. D. G. Orner in 1107 Churel Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bracken
William Bracken
Tryin Bracken
William
Charlotte Lesan
Abr Beacken
D. G. Orner
Churel Street
Vaudeville at Penn Run and local events
Community listings report vaudeville by Gheeryhill Township High Selves Juniors with three plays and a carnival tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. Also advertised are a Cinderella dresses sale, a factory job offer by Industrial Insurance, a pie social, and a Friday event at Avnarrany township. Public notices promote local sales and entertainment with various sponsors and venues.
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Gheeryhill Township
Soviet air force disarmament plan rejected by league body
Following a sharp rebuke of Maxim Litvinoff by Hugh Gibson the League of Nations preparatory disarmament commission rejected Soviet Russia s proposals for reducing military and naval air forces. The Moscow official argued for a plane limitation plan before the commission was dismissed.
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Goneva
INS
Maxim Litvinoff
Hugh Gibson
United States
League of Nations Preparatory
Toiy
Russia
Maxim Litvinof
Moscow
Green Stockings at High School Tonight
The Parent-Teacher Association presents Green Stockings tonight at 8 15 sharp. Tickets may be sealed by calling the High School building. No one will be admitted during acts. The cast features High School faculty members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharp
Green Stockings
Russell announces birth of son at St Clair Hospital
Mr and Mrs Arthur Russell of Water Street announce the advent of a fine newborn boy at St Clair W Hospital this morning. Mrs Russell and the new arrival are doing well. This notice includes an advert for Genuine Replacement Parts offered by J M Stewart Co for cars and trucks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Russell
Water Street
St. Clair W Hospital
J. M. Stewart
Oil Magnate Sinclair Faces 90 Day Jail Term
Washington reports say multimillionaire Marty F. Sinclair will serve 90 days for contempt and prepare to surrender by May 4 at Occoquan Virginia. Supreme Court actions narrow options, with a presidential clemency unlikely. Arrangements include lodging near Dupont Circle for his family and limited workhouse meals during confinement.
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Washington
Marty F. Sinclair
Supreme Court
Hoover
Sinclair
Occoquan
Virginia
Dupont Circle
Barnard
District Court
U. S. Marshal
Nine Taken From Open Lifeboat Off New Bedford
Two persons were rescued at sea from an open lifeboat of the American schooner James E Coburn, based near New Bedford Mass, about 600 miles east of Cape Hatteras and 100 miles north of Bermuda. The radio from Captain Mc Laughlin of the yacht Amida gave coordinates latitude 34.25 north longitude 64.95 west and time 1040 Greenwich. One of the rescued is dead.
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New York
INS
James E. Coburn
New Bedford
Mass
Cape Hatteras
Bermuda
Radio Marine Corporation
McLaughlin
Amida
Greenwich
James E. Cobuen
Widdowsons Welcome Their Daughter Joan Ruth
Wilbur J. Widdowson and Mrs. Widdowson of Chestnut street celebrate the birth of a daughter, Joan Ruth, Tuesday April 28, weighing seven pounds eight ounces. The couple receives warm congratulations from friends as local shops advertise sales and special Friday Saturday dress and romper offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur J. Widdowson
Battle Lines Drawn Over Pitt Liberal Club Fight
Tension rose at the University of Pittsburgh as the Liberal Club clashed with university authorities after a private meeting. Dean of Men Agrnbrustes warned against defiance while students debated a campus walkout if any member were expelled.
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Pitt
Pitts Burge
University of Pittsburgh
Liberal Club
Vlubast
Whetter
Elih
Agrnbrustes
William Albertson
Carlwide
University of Pittsweeds
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Ruth Bryan Owen
William Jennings Bryan
Congress
Squire Wagner
H. B. Vorel & Gn
A. C
Champion Spark Plugs
Allot Parts Co
Ritz Theatre
Elinor Smith
Girl Flyer
Mrs. Clements
Fairman
Princess Gloria
Mcjunkin
Cent. America
MR. Bracken
Penn Run
Voxel & Co
Gitevette
Bstabrook
Indiana Gaggette
Tefodhi
Parkwood Hie
Bana House
Avnarrany Township
Pridicy
Perupherty
Sid
Caroline
Warburton
Akron
Uanid
U.S
England
H. S
Art
Jean
Coburn
Widdowsons
Daugherty’s
Cub Rate Drug Store
H. B. Vogel & Co
Campus Club
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