No Congress for His Honor McNairy in Pittsburgh Race
Mayor William N. McNairy loses bid for western 82nd district seat to Herman P. Eberharter as the Allegheny field narrows. Theodore J. Moritz, once his aide, fails to win back a congress seat after switching to the Republican side. Jacob K. Kalsan secures nomination in the same contest. State Senator James J. Coyne wins renomination over D C Davies in a high profile city race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
William N. McNairy
Congress
Theodore J. Moritz
82Nd
Herman P. Eber
Harter
State Assembly
McNair
Eberharter
McNay
Moritz
Jacob K. Kalsan
James J. Coyne
D. C. Davies
Secre
Fight For Control Of State Senate Goes On Unabated
Harrisburg April 29. Opening battles in the race for control of the State Senate continue as Republicans nominate veterans and Democrats seek dominance in both houses. Key figures include John J. McClure who won renomination amid a crowded field, while other leading Republicans like George L. Reed James J. Coyne G. Mason Owlett and Joseph C. Trainer gain renomination. The outcome hinges on 25 seats this fall with Democrats needing 10 pickups for a majority.
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Harrisburg
Senate
Garle
House of Representatives
George H. Earle
John J. McClure
Delaware County
McClure
Weldon Brinion Heyburn
C. Fenne Homan
George L. Reed
Dauphin County
James J. Coyne
Allegheny
G. Mason Owlett
Ioega
Joseph C. Trainer
Max Aron
Philadelphia
Woodside
Cayne
Thomas &. Kilgallen
Coyne
Frank Harris
P. J. Heaney
McNair
Pittsburgh
Theodore L. Moritz
Eberharter
Moritz
Pennsylvania
Robert G. Allen
WPA
William M. Berlin
Westmoreland County
Erie-Crawford
Charles N. Crosby
James &. Condren
Erie
James N. Wilson
Will Rose
Cambridge Springs
Boies Penrose, Jr
Theate
Congress
George W. Edmonds
Burks-Lehigh
Theodore Gardner
Horace W. Schantz
Patrick 4. Boland
Slouse
James B.murrin
Carbondale
C. Murray Turpin
Luzerne
Isaac H. Doutrieh
Dauphin-Cumberland-Lebanon
7. Buell Snyder
aFgelle-Somerset
Obituary notices two daughters survive in Burnside
Obituary continues noting death at Clearfield Hospital from a three weeks illness. Survived by parents, husband, two daughters Josephine and Winifred, and two sisters Mrs James Wolf Burnside and Mrs Homer Smith Punxsutawrey. Funeral services were held at 2 pm in the Methodist Episcopal Church at Burnside.
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Clearfield Hospital
Josephine
Winifred
James Wolf
Burnside
Homer Smith
Punxsutawrey
Inday
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mrs Bertha Harris remembered for homemaking work
Mrs Bertha M Harris long active in homemaking education and the Hliness Farmers Institute. She lectured at meetings across the state, conducted cooking schools, audited cookery, and was a member of the Home Economics associations. Her cooking schools drew large homemaker audiences and she was praised for practical, engaging instruction.
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Nieles
Hitnnis Women's Press
Clin
American Home Economics
Mar. Vis Nas
The Gazette Cooking School Announcement
The Gazette describes a cooking school tour from the North to the South and through the Middle West. Mrs Harris demonstrates kitchen setups with new equipment and methods, covering entertaining, planning menus, marketing, and cookery for home-makers. Free daily programs and recipes are offered at each session.
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Bay
Middle West
Harris
Louok
Spending Is Hard Hit by Tax Bill Critique
Clausen denounces the proposed federal tax bill as harmful to American business solvency. He cites repeated calls for higher taxes on individuals and corporations, warns it will favor large firms, strain capital for industry, and depress production across the economy. He frames it as stripping treasury resources and harming commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clausen
Congress
Goas
County Democratic primary results in Indiana counties reported
Detailed vote tallies show Walton B. Morris winning the Republican congressional nomination in the Twentyfirst-Congressional District across Jefferson, Cambria, Armstrong, and Indiana Counties. Morris led in Jefferson and Cambria with strong showings and multiple counties, totaling 13,666 votes for Morris, 6,017 for Jones, and 8,200 for Stull.
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Frank Jit
Rosevelt
Henry Breckinridge
Indiana
Joseph Graf
F.jd. Kirsch
George E. Princible
Harey A. Philliker
James F. Brett
David N. Campbell
Jeferson
Meturns
Morris
Bayly Jones
Hexard
Jones
Stull
Cambria
Stu
Armstrong
Bee,Fisher and Krebs vie for district delegates in Indiana County race
The district delegate contest for the Republican national convention hinges on Armstrong County returns as Bee leads in Indiana County with 6,338 votes while Fisher has 5,018 and Krebs 3,114. Cambria precincts report Bee 3,348 Fisher 5,515 and Krebs 7,846 with Bee totaling 13,354 Fisher 14,089 and Krebs 13,661. Buterbaugh elected Republican state committee man from Indiana County with 5,431 to Chick 2,727.
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Armstrong County
Indiana County
Charles H. Bee
John S. Fisher
Walter W. Krebs
Jefferson County
Bee
Fisher
Krebs
Cambria
Buterbaugh
Maward B. Buterbaugh
Leslie A. Chick
Keystone democracy coverage shows party split and Stack re-nomination
National convention coverage notes Pennsylvania’s uninstructed Republican delegation and a Democratic bloc backing Roosevelt. It recalls the 1982 Roosevelt Smith primary result and Roosevelt’s statewide tally toward the 1932 election, with minor congressional races highlighted and Michael J. Stack winning renomination in Philadelphia’s Sixth District.
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Pennsylvania
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Col. Breckinridge
Alfred KE. Smith
Hoover
Congress
Michael J. Stack
U. S
Philadelphia
Democratic
Pinchot and McFadden Failures Shape Nomination Lines
Mrs Cornelia Bryce Pinchot wife of Pennsylvania’s former Governor failed in her third bid for the National House nomination in Philadelphia’s Arth district where she had marched with workers. Louis T McFadden former Congressman defeated in a comeback bid for the Republican nomination in the Jalh district of northeastern Pennsylvania. Mayor William N McNair of Pittsburgh appears defeated for the Democratic nomination. Democrats elect 84 delegates to the national convention with 72 votes for the State. The Republican delegation of 75 with one vote each is named. Delegations include 16 Democratic and seven Republican delegates at large.
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Cornelia Bryce Pinchot
Pennsylvania
National House
Arth
Philadelphia
Louis T. McFadden
Hoover
Jalh
William N. McNair
Pittsburgh
Tax Bill On A Proval Way Faces Hurdles In Congress
A proposed graduated corporate tax up to 42.12 percent on net income would repeal current rates and push more dividends to be taxed. Senaloy King touts a substitute raising 1.6 billion via higher income taxes and modestly higher corporate levies. House action moved fast with four administration amendments. a GOP bid to send the measure back failed as Democrats voted no. Amendments also scale back a 100 million revenue tax and cut the earnings tax on deficits.
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Senaloy King
Utah
House
Noes
Foreign corporations income share falls under ten percent
A brief line notes that foreign corporations are earning less than ten percent of income from the country, highlighting a trend toward greater domestic revenue reliance and reduced foreign earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eign
Rotary hear Red Cross work by disaster official
Mr. Maurice R. Reddy assistant director of disaster American Red Cross Washington D C spoke to Indiana Rotary Club at the Indiana Hotel about the 682nd disaster aided by the Red Cross since 1890 His remarks compared current flood impacts to the Mississippi flood noting floods lasting longer create more problems He cited rehabilitation examples showing aid based on need and described Pittsburgh relief shifting from housing and feeding crowds to helping individual families, a quiet yet extensive effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice R. Reddy
American Red Cross
Washington, D. C
Indiana
Reddy
Red Cross Service
Red Cross
Pittsburgh
Weather Balloon Demonstration Near Washington Preview
Scientists gathered in Washington on April 29 to witness a government test of an automatic weather balloon designed to forecast tomorrow's weather. The balloon, unmanned, records and transmits Earth’s upper atmosphere data including temperature air pressure and wind velocity as it ascends. The Weather Bureau and National Bureau of Standards coordinated the demonstration before the American Meteorological Society.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
National Bureau of Standards
American Meterological Society
Pessui
Renowned preacher Daniel Webster Kurtz to speak at Brethren churches
The Rev. Daniel Webster Kurtz will lecture at Hlumesaay Church of the Brethren near Elderton at 8 p m on Saturday May 2 and Sunday May 3 with topics Philosophy of Progress The Present Challenge of the Church He also speaks May 1 at Glade Run Church near Killanning on The Machine Age and May 3 on Ideals of the Church of the Brethren A world traveler and former president of McPherson College he is a graduate of Juniata Yale Gripzig Marburg and College de France An active member of several scholarly and authors groups everyone is invited to attend
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Daniel Webster Kurtz
Bethany Biblical Seminary
Chicago
Hlumesaay Church of the Brethren
Elderton
Glade Run
Church of the Brethren
Killanning
Kurtt
Juniata College
Yale
Gripzig
Marburg
College de France
Last Night With Local Lions Club Dinner Meeting
At a Lions Club dinner Lion President Barber presided in a newly installed high chair. Guests Jeffers and Chapman attended. George A. Stanford was inducted as a new Lion. Ray Morgan spoke on Qualifications as an Educated Man. Barber highlighted the new high chair, and the bowling team won two of three to close the league.
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Lions Club
Lion Persident Barber
Lions International
Syd Boyd
Lian Jeffers
Washington, Pa
Melwin Chapman
George A. Stanford
Green ‘Township High School
Lion
Barber
Lumbe
Vegetable Meeting At Plum Valley Grange
A Penn State Extension lecture by W. B. Nissley on modern vegetable and garden methods at Plum Creek Valley Grange Hall. Learn hoe-free farming, hand wheel hoe efficiency, and new vegetable varieties for the home garden. Public attendance encouraged. bulletins available by request.
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W. B. Nissley
Penn State
Plum Creek Valley Grange Hall
Home
Nissley
Warner
Philadelphia primary results reveal party picks and state posts
Philadelphia reports the April primary totals with Republicans backing William Borah for president and Frank L. Piola for state treasurer, defeating Thompson. Warren Roberts and Edward B. Zimmerman contest auditor general, with Piola leading in Luzerne and Pinola in Philadelphia. Democrats nominate Franklin C. Roovewell for president and P. Clair Ross for state treasurer with Sweeny winning auditor general. Socialist candidates Van Essen and Limbach contest treasurer and auditor general.
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Philadelphia
William
Borah
B. Thompson
F. L. Pinola
E. Arthur Aweeney
P. Clair Ross
Warren
Roberts
E. B. Zimmerman
Eral
Frank L. Piola
Luzerne County
Frank P. B. ‘Thompson
Warren Roberts
Bethlchem
Edward B. Zimmerman
Democratic State Committee
Pinola
Sweeny
Pinegla
American Legion
Socialist Party
William van Essen
Pittsburgh
Sarah Limbach
Stock market names and percentages in a garbled list
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous company names and stock percentages, including Adams Am Chem Dye Am Can 125.4 percent, Anaconda, Beth Steel, Chrysler, Coca Cola, General Electric, IBM, Hershey, International Harvester, Johns Manville, Loews, Owens-Illinois, Paramount, Sears, US Steel, and Woolworth. The text resembles a stock table summary with varied percent values and multiple corporate identifiers, but lacks coherent narrative.
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Adams
Auburn Auto
Bendix
Beth Steel
Beth
Borg-Warner
Briggs Mis
Burr
Cerro de Pas
Ches
Ohio
Chrysler
Eastman
Elec AG
Gen Foods Am
Hershey Choe Tale Hudson
Nick Can
Pelta
Johns-Manville Ae
Kennecotta Lehi
Lehi Val
St Ag NY Centis Nor Am
Penna RR
Phillips
Radio
Repub
Sears Rae Fay Socony
St Brands
St G
BI AM
St Okal
St Oflod
St Oil NJ
Studebkr
Nink Roth
Transama
Uni Corp
US Steel
West el
Woolworth
Ark Nat Gee
Ylec Bond
Pennroad Corp
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Kalson
Switchman
Moorhead
Foria
Berks County
Ruth
Wilson G. Laing
Ed A. Clair Ross
Buller
Arthur Sweeny
Greensburg
Frank Pinola
Wilkes-Barre
the Gazette Cooking School
U. 5
magistriat _ Armagh
Armeatrong
Ait Armstrong
Banks
Blacklick
Blairsville
Brushvalley
Buffington
Ste
Ty Buffington
Syese
Iit Burrell
Tal
Taetipannes
Burrell
Kenge
Tau Cherryhill
Cherryhill
CS Jymer
Conemaugh
Creekside Hiveeee Resis
Glen
Campbell
Grant
Horter City
Og Te
Ras
Indiana No
Tacksonville
East
Marion Center
Cfirgetaee
Montgomery Ponoye i
Plumville Saperee Fess
Rayne Neo
Rayne No
Rayne
Ale Afeain
Saltsburg
Smicksburg
Billanesee
Sai
Wheatfield
Rayas Wheatfield
Wheateld
West
Tia Basse Ees
KGGA
Keystone’s Democracy
Glade
Plum Valley
Pilidelpl
Thompson
Sweeney
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