Stock Market Near Noon Shows Light Unsettled Tone
New York April 27 The stock market at noon shows little unsettled activity as buyers outpace bears amid a money market pinch that lifted call rates to 16 percent. Rail and industrial stocks rise on strong demand with major names like New Haven Erie and Anaconda advancing, while first quarter railroad earnings show sizable gains. Local officials report a busy day in the county seat with several visitors and meetings noted in Indiana.
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New York
Httle
Anaconda
Kennecott
Cerro di Pasco
Erie
New Haven
Columbia C Grandophone
Hayes’ Body
United Aircraft
Corn Products
Pierce Arrow
Packard Fed
Hayes Body
Murray Corporation
Briggs
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Points on People in Indiana district social roundups
Dy James Peterman a prominent Cherry Tree physician called on Indiana friends today. Mr and Mrs George T Mellenry drove to Pittsburgh to attend the 66th annual reunion of Company C 18th Regiment PV. Miss Belly Ake of Hillsdale guest of Indiana friends. Mrs J Diven of Blairsville county president of the WO TO was at the Sunday School convention. Attorney E J Creps and Edward Downey fished at Plum Creek. Mr and Mrs George F Mack of West Wheatfield and daughter Mrs Freda Coleman at Johnstown visited today. Dr C Glasser of Blairsville physician a Friday Indiana business visitor. D F E Baird of McGees Mills among friday callers in County Treasurer's office. J H Condron of Kellysburg attended to business in town yesterday. Obert Good of Marion Center motored to Indiana yesterday to call on friends. Leonard Bidleman of Armagh transacted business in the Court House yesterday. Harry C Mack of East Wheatfield called on friends and attended to business in town today. Gries G A Waseuis of Stafford among the day’s Indiana residents with business contacts.
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James Peterman
Indiana
George T. Mellenry
Pittsburgh
Company C
18Th Regiment
P. V
Belly Ake
Hillsdale
J. Diven
Blairsaville
W. OT. 0
E. J. Creps
Edward Downey
Plum Creek
George F. Mack
West Wheatfield Township
Freda Coleman
Johnstown
C. Glasser
Blairsville
D. F E. Baird
McGees Mills
H. Condron
Kellysburg
Obert Good
Marion Center
Leonard Bidleman
Armagh
Court House
Harry C. Mack
East Wheatfield Township
Pease
Gries G
A Waseuis
Stafford
Junior Prom Delightful at Indiana High School
About 150 members of the junior class and friends attended the Junior Prom last night in the school gym. The event featured festive decorations, a lowered ceiling, and curtains dividing the dance floor. A linen service by the Parent-Teacher Association preceded performances by Mrs Vanessa Way Miss Audrey Meade and Miss Betty Cargon. Eleanor Gordon performed a Spanish dance while McMillon’s Orchestra of Blairsville provided the music.
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Indiana High School
Pymnasium
Vanessa Way
Audrey Meade
Betty Cargon
Eleanor Gordon
McMillon
Blairsville
Commodore Dents Club Hosts Music And Safety Talk
The Commodore group featured Paul Gill of Indiana discussing water safety and purification, noting typhoid risks and that safe water comes from proper treatment. The evening included duets by Don and Margaret Lambing, a variety of acts, an accident report by Safety Inspector William Harper, and a magician performance by Bill Neff before a lunch.
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Dents
Paul Gill
Indiana
Don
Margaret Lambing
Commodore
Carolina Moan
Louis Balla
Blue Ridge Mountain
William $. Harper
Terese Kelly
Commodore Store
Teressa
Daniel Bayon
Barr Mine
Lavon
Bill Neff
iInitna Sind
Pittsburgh
Pittsburg
America
Ladies’ Aid
Church Notes Prayer and Sermon at Regular Baptist
Church notes announce evensong and sermon The Soul s Awakening at Regular Baptist Court House led by Rev John O S Scott-Hible with morning communion and reception of new members. Evening service titled Workers and Worshipers follows at 6 30 led by Rev A B Hosbuch.
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Court House
John Os. Scott
Hible Sehuv
Consecrated to a Task and The Peril of An Empty Life
A church bulletin lists morning and evening services across denominations and pastors including FE L C E, Rev Faton, Rev Blankenbicker, Rev Bieber, Rev Mellvaine, Rev Shane, Rev Powler, and Rev McCamey. Topics cover holiness, prayer, Bible teaching, and the mission of the church with morning and evening sessions, Bible schools, and the evangelistic campaign chorus. The article notes the large chorus choir will sing at services and invites public attendance.
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R. C. Miller
Richard Faton
Flumb
Satan
Wesleyan Methodist
George Blankenbicker
Zion Lutheran
GB. F. Bieber
Second United Presbyterian
Samuel W. Shane
Russell Munshower
Arthur B. Powler
Bible School
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Salvation Army
William MacTavish
Jesus
St. James A. M. E. Zion
H. S. Waters
Methodist Episcopal
John A. McCamey
Caucus Rule Stirs Debate in Tariff Bill Tale
Lawmakers wrestle with caucus rule as tariff schedules face revision. Proposals seek to exclude cement hides vegetable oil and textile items from caucus control, risking shifts in duties. Rep Garri and Rainey press floor votes with potential compensatory duties for manufacturers. Committee members remain silent on final allocations.
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Gari
Texas
Rainey
Alos
Ways and Moon
Republica Memders
Coammites
Gates
Mexican Federal Division Continues Northward
The Federal expeditionary division led by Gen. Lazaro Cardenas presses toward Nogales in Sonora as Rebels retreat from Navajoa. Reports note Topete's 8000 troops entrenched near Navojoa and a bridge destroyed near Cajeme by Federal cavalry.
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Mexico
Cety
JINS
Lazaro Cardenas
Sonora
Navajoa
Nogales
INS
Fausto Topete
Massada
Nagojoa
Topete
Navojoa
Cajeme
J. Gonzalo Escobar
Seven Compete Orchestra Orations on the Constitution
The program features seven speakers headed by conductor William F Froelich. Dr Garwood opens with remarks followed by Dr James N Rule deputy state superintendent delivering the first oration on The Constitution in the Daily Life of the Individual. Finch presents The Constitution a Guarantee of the Liberty of the Individual as the second oration.
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William F. Froelich
Garwood
James N. Rule
Finch
Civil Union Protests Veto Private Police Bill in Pa
Pittsburgh April 27 The Pittsburgh branch of the American Civil Liberties Union said Governor John Fisher vetoed the Musmanno Coal and Iron Police Bill. The group vowed to press abolition of private police and test the Mansfield bill for constitutionality. W Allison Chambers of the union executive committee said they will oppose candidates who do not pledge abolition and will pursue court action for those harmed by industrial police. PD Fagan United Mine Workers leader denounced Fisher veto after mine representatives were denied state records in Harrisburg.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
John & Fisher
Musmanno Coal and Iron
American Civil Liberties Union
W. Allison Chambers
Mansfield
Chambers
Fagan
United Mine Workers of America
Fisher
Musmanno
Harrisburg
Connonwealth
Ten Survivors In Good Shape After Foundering
Ten survivors of a foundered vessel are reported in good condition. The carrier, located near New York, was aloft in rough seas when distress was detected. Authorities are coordinating rescue and search operations as weather remains unsettled.
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New York
INS
Constitutional Convention Personalities Talk Luncheon
Miss Vinton speaks on Personalities of the Constitutional Convention following Haas. Highsay repeats the topic. Miss Aronsky closes with The Constitution Its Interpretation. Indiana Bar Association entry proceeds between orchestral selections and ballot tabulation. Dr. Garwood to announce judges’ decision and program ends with The Star Spangled Banner. Contestants to be luncheon-hosted at Harrisburg Coun.
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Miss Vinton
Highsay
Haas
Indiana Bar Association
Miss Aronsky
Dr. Garwood
British win Ryder Cup at Moortown 7 5 over United States
In Moortown England on April 27 Great Britain captured the Ryder Cup from the United States with a 7 to 5 victory after singles results. C Whitcombe defeated Farrell eight up and six to play while Diegel beat Mitchell nine up and eight to play among other results.
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Moortown
Eng
Great Britain
America
Haver
United States
C. Whitcombe
Farrell
Diegel
Mitchell
Duncan
Hagen
Gompston
Sarazen
Boomer
Turnesa
Smith
Robson
Catton
Watrous
Sailors Rescued From Open Boat After Nine Days Adrift
Schooner James E Coburn of New Bedford was picked up by the yacht Amida 260 miles north of Bermuda. Ten sailors survived nine days adrift, one died of exposure. Amida, battered in a gale, proceeds at 10 knots toward port, arrival due tomorrow night too late to pass quarantine. Captain MacLaughton reports recovery of the survivors. Sharon Advance Post 266 launches a broad narcotics campaign.
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James E. Coburn
New Bedford
Mass
Bermuda
Ernst R. Behrend
S. J. MacLaughton
MacLaughlin
Students crowned oratorical winner named Highsaw
Across the nation high school orators competed outside their territories in a program run by principals. Two hundred eighty seven principals sent in school champions, judged by three Washingtonians on manuscript, with Highsaw of Memphis Technical High School declared the winner after ballots were tallied.
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Gettysburg Battlefields
Miss Vinton
Indiana High School
Miss Avonsky
Allentown
Douple
John Harris
Haas
Scranton
Highsaw
Memphis Technical High School
Washington
Tornado Toll Across Georgia South Carolina Described
Fevers said and many killed as twisters hit communities nine miles south of Macon Cochran Dexter and Chester in Georgia while Spartansburg and Pelzer in South Carolina reported at least seven deaths and scores injured Red Cross workers and volunteer physicians rush through debris to aid survivors as communication slowly returns to torn regions.
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Macon
Cochran
Dexter
Chester
South Carolina
Spartansburg
Pelzer
Hobbyville
Red Cross
Debrig
May Day Work Diphtheria Immunization Message
Diphtheria is the most deadly childhood disease and immunity fades by six months. Susceptibility rises around age six with school attendance. A lasting immunity agent called Toxin-anti toxin is available in three weekly doses under the skin, free to children by the state. The average death age from diphtheria is three years. Wave your children immunized to help Indiana be free from diphtheria.
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Indiana
Obituary notices from Punxsutawney and Rossiter area
Samuel Hunter, longtime Rossiter resident, dies after months of illness at 69. He leaves nine Portage offspring and many relatives, with funeral at 2 PM Monday at his home, Rev. Jordan presiding, Circle Hill Cemetery Punxsutawney. A separate death notice for a Punxsutawney native notes funeral plans at Paxsutawney Presbyterian Church Monday 1 30 PM.
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Samuel Hunter
Rossiter
Mr. Hunter
Scotland
Lee
Hls
Tle
Delaney K. of P
Presbyterian Church
Portage
G .F. Lang
Pittsburgh
H. K. Saunders
Louis Baer
Swissvale
W. A. Cryer
Altoona
Gordon Hunter
Yatesboro
William and
Jamey
Alex Reed
Punxsutawney
o’Clark
Jordan of
Circle Hill Cemetery
Obituary notes for two local residents in Indiana County
Two obituaries from Plumville and Rossiter recount the deaths of Mrs. Henry a long lived resident of Hamilton and Mrs. Deahl of New Bethlehem. Mrs. Henry aged 80 previously lived at Plumville with her daughter Mrs Clark Smith and leaves numerous children with a late life of Methodist faith. Mr Deahl aged 72 longtime farmer from New Bethlehem died after pneumonia and will be buried at Valier Cemetery after services at Valier Presbyterian Church.
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Mya. Clark Smith
Plumville
Caspar
Catherina Wortman
North Mahoning Township
Indiana County
Stamilt
John A. Henry
Henry
Hamilton
D. Lee
Sherman C
William G
Wilson A. Henry
Punxsutawney
Walter GC
Reynoldsville
P.P. Morner
Seminole
GC. M. Miller
Mamilton
Clark Smith
Planville
Ienry
Caroline Wining
Youngstown
Plamville
C. M. Miller
J. A. Lyons
John Deahl
Jonas Deshi
Rossiter
Mr. Deahl
New Bethlehem
Jones
Christine Deah
Sarah Waulk
Worthville
M. E. Church
Ife
Jonas
Valier
Byrd and Wilkins Plan Polar Expeditions for Science
Greason reports Byrd and Bernt Balchen remain at the ice barrier 2400 miles from civilization while Wilkins sails for Europe. Wilkins aims for the pole with four men, expected December mid-month. Both explorers insist they are not racing, but seeking scientific progress.
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United States
Byrd
Bernt Balchen
Flyer
Balchen
Greason
South Pole
Sir Hubert Wilkins
Wilkins
Europe
South America
Get-together at Wiscavage home in Lucerne Mines
A party at Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wiscavage of Lucerne Mines featured games and jokes by George Zoldak. Guests from Lucerne Mines and nearby Indiana included Mary Leysock Edith Obsustz Domenica Valentino Jennie Valentino and others.
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Walter Wiscavage
Lucerne Mines
George Zoldak
Mary Leysock
Edith Obsustz
Mary Obsustz
Domenica Valentino
Jennie Valentino
Anna Wiscavapge
LouAnna Zometsky
Margaret Sebastian
Margaret Sheets
Verna Miscavare
Olga Sebastian
Sue Kunosh
Stose Popovich
Bertha Popovich
Anna Sasala
Sue Romance
Mary Duffalo
Indiana
John Sheets
James Joyce
Domenick Valentino
Pete Valentino
Michael Shimbo
John Sandy
Walter Zomatsky
Frank Voyten
Steve Sebastian
Louis Kish
Samuel Gatti
Andrew Kunosh
Sharry Rellick
Guido DiMarco
Andrew Mizerak
Homer City
Princess Gloria Delights Capacious Ritz Audience
Princess Gloria, the baby stage sensation, drew an over capacity crowd at the Ritz Theatre last night. The dainty performer won instant applause with a sweet voice and graceful dancing assisted by her father Mario on the accordion. They appear again this afternoon at 8:36 and tonight at 9, along with the usual feature picture program.
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Princess Gloria
Ritz Theatre
Baby Gloria
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Honor City
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Johnson Moorhead
Cherryhill Township
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J. O. Sunderland
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John Shadle
Ton Lex. Mitchell
Clas
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Joh Wells
Rochester Mills
Ladi
Greensburg
Moore
David Chapman
James Chapman
Wallace Chapman
Louis Neal
McIntyre
Eeeeueee
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Renee
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Rhaeee
Shrysler
Loree
Zeneral
Nick
Jodie
Gil
Mack Truck Bee
Miami
Stewart Warner
Sash Motors
Palliaan
Radia Corp
Judebaker
Westinghouse
Willys Overland
Sateen
Aero Ota
Bette
Imme Nces
Siulin
Old Town
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Luame
Gazette
Sharon
American Legion
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Dayton
Paxsutawney
Elizabeth Henry
Elizabeth Wortman Henry
Wiscavage
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