Administration Faces Three Skirmishes in Senate Fronts
Washington April 30 The Hoover administration fights three Senate battles over Mellon’s Treasury post any farm relief plan and the National Origins Act repeal Bolting Republicans and many Democrats oppose the president on immigration With private polling showing a tight vote on Mellon’s eligibility and a likely rejection of the debenture plan the farm bill support remains uncertain while immigration efforts appear headed for defeat
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William K. Hutchinsan
Cus
Washington
Senate
Hoover
Andrew W. Mellon
Mellon
Senate Agricultural Committee
Eric England
O. C. Stine
Congress
David A. Reed
Penna
Mellan
Treasury
Elant Aluminum Company
Americ
Secretary of ‘Treasury
Ee Comsmerce
Norris
Nebraska
Blaine
Wis
Ashurst
Avi
Wealsh CD
Mont
Coraway
Ark
Dill
Wash
Premen
Gilleth GR
Mass
Robinson
Inch
Steiner
Ore
Waterman
Cole
Hastings
Dela
Burton
Ohio
Jellon
Corporation Securities
Cheasury Post
Borah
Idaho
Overman
N.C. King
Utah
Stephens
Miss
Immigration Committee
Jury Commissioners name June term jurors in Rayne area
Scott Chambers of Rayne township and William George of town county are selecting jurors for the June term. Residents visiting from nearby towns include Dr. A B Kaufman and daughter Ardis from New Kensington, and many locals and out of town guests stopping in Indiana and Clarion County for business and social visits.
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Scott Chambers
Rayne Township
William George
A. B. Kaufman
Ardis
New Kensington
Paul D. Stewart
Clark Avenue
Aker
Hillsdale
Indiana Creek
Ruth M. Parsons
Wilkinssburg
Indiana
J. A. Eisenhart
Buffalo
Eisenhart
E. R. Lumsden
John Campbell
White ‘Township
Norman Moore
Blairsville
Charles Moore
J. P. Mitchell
Lancaster
G. Kim
D. J. Moore
Blacklick Township
Court House
C. E. Ammond
Penn Run
B. K. Smith
Howard Trainer
Lone Star Immigration ‘Company
Brownsville
Texas
Clarion County
Sadie Long
Betty
Harry Long
Wilkinsburg
Locust Street
Agnes Stadtmiller
Pittsburgh
EB. H. Hollis
Grant Township
Bilis Hilty
Conemaugh Township
J.T. Dural
Charles Elkin
S.c.elkin
South Mahon King Township
Carl Lewis
Smicksburg
Harvey Ober
Silas Daugherty
Ira H. Gahagan
J. JB. Edkin
West Mahoning Township
Joe Purdy
Robert Fulton
West Lebanon
Indiana Friends
E. Napp
Stafford
Paul Taylor
Nei Castle
Turner Streams
State Department of Animal Industry
Dixeonville
Vincent Bunch
E. M. “Fontaine
HarryRoozer
Mumville
George van Wagner
Jalyaville
Wwe
McCrea
Brushvalley Visitor Engages Indiana Contacts
Or of Brushvalley was calling on Indiana friends today. George Brandlinger of Robinson was transacting business in town yesterday.
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Brushvalley
Indiana
George Brandlinger
Robinson
Sinclair Directors Back Him Amid Court Ruling
Twenty Sinclair directors at a routine monthly meeting voted unanimously to express confidence in Sinclair and reject the idea of his resignation. A.E. Watts said the 16,000 Sinclair members and the entire organization back him, insisting his integrity remains intact. Sinclair, living quietly in New York with his family, is said to endure mental strain while promising to support the company if sent to jail.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Sinclair Board of Directors
Sinclair
A. E. Watts
Sinclair Corporation
Mr. Wath
S Sinclair
New York City
Nagsen Street
Ile
Probable Appointive Names Circling in President’s Circle
Enforced by scarce enforcement, Justice Waylan Ficke Stone and Attorney General Mitchell are prime advisers amid presidential difficulty. Chief Justice Taft has also been consulted. Among many names floated, few are deemed probable appointees, including Robert M. Hutchins, Yale Law School dean, recently elected.
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Waylan Ficke Stone
U.S. Supreme Court
General Mitchell
Taft
Robert M. Hutchins
Yale
Browman Quiet On Liberals
Pedotin G Rewian chancellor of the University of Pittsburgh faces questions from Forrest Bailey director at the American Civil Liberties Union about censorship of faculty and student activities. The letter seeks explanations on the expulsion of Tr Marty Elmer Barnes after he spoke on the Mooney Billings case and the muzzling of academic freedom. Bowman indicated uncertainty on replying as university officials remained noncommittal.
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Pittsburgh
Pedotin G. Rewian
Tthe
University of Pittsburgh
Wits
Forrest Bailey
American Civil Libertire Union
Fac Aund
Dr. Bowman
Liberal Club
Pitt
Marty Elmer Barnes
Mooney-Billings
Bailey
Bowman
Tr. Barnes
Barnes
Baily
Congressional probe warned to challenge Gibson disarmament plan
In Washington, Rep. Fred A. Britten says Congress may probe naval and military affairs to thwart American Ambassador Gibson's Geneva disarmament proposals. He argues the plan would crown Britain as world naval overlord and France as a dominant land power, harming U S interests and tilting force balances toward Europe. Britain could gain cruiser advantages while France's trained reserves would outsize other nations.
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William 8. Neal
INS
Washington
Geneva
Hugh Gibson
Fred A. Britten, R
Illinois
House
Gibson
Britten
Great Britain
France
Europe
United States
America
Navy
Stock Quotations and Company Listings in Brief
A fragmented securities page lists quotations for many companies including American Can, Bethlehem Steel, Canadian Pacific, Chrysler, General Motors, International Nickel, Kennecott, Mack Truck, Nash Motors, Pullman, Studebaker, Wright Aero, White Motors, and Willys. The items show varying prices and notes within a dense stock-table style segment from a Pittsburgh area publication.
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Anaconda Ces Ciee
Bethlehem Steel
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake and Oiawe
Chrysler
Evie Railroads
General Misters ci
International Nick Jn- AT Ag Kelvinator
Kennecott ‘ Wert
Marland Gil UY
Miami Capper
Nash Motors
Hs Neoy
Norland West Lig
Ren Pullman
Muneil Ub Radin Corp
Verane Tealinge
Studebuak
Aieyway
S. Breel
Moster i
West
Bec
Drantsen Ceres
Most Py
Te Most
Corm
Willys. OY
Cree
Curtis Aero
Atchison ‘Ts. i
Pittsburgh
Eastman Dillon Cog
Gold Medals Awarded By National Institute Of Social Sciences
New York April 30 In a ceremony tonight the National Institute of Social Sciences will confer gold medals on John D Rockefeller Jr Daniel Willard James Shotwell and Mrs Valeria Langeloth. The awards honor Rockefeller for social service and business ethics Willard for management of corporate interests Shotwell for economics work and Mrs Langeloth for charitable personal service to society.
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New York
National Institute of Social Sciences
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Daniel Willard
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
James ‘Jt. Shotwell
Columbia University
Valavia Langelath
Jacob Langelath
American Metal Company
Rockefeljey
Willard
Shotwell
Institute
Langeloth
Valeria Nome
Distinctly American Principles Tossed Overboard Quote
A quoted remark criticizes aligning with England to avoid becoming a second class naval power and warns against aiding Europe’s vast military buildup to curry favor with France. The speaker argues for maintaining independent American policy over foreign entanglements.
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Gibson
Britten
America
England
Europe
France
Handy Service celebration honors newlyweds and guests
A Handy Service event featured Robert Owens' orchestra and a string quartet. Newleyweds Mr and Mrs EB McGinley were honored with a large gift box of household basics. Guests and out of town attendees from Blairsville Latrobe Chicago and Baltimore shared in generous gifts and toastmaster duties.
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Robert Owens
T. M. Kerns
George Tomes
Garrett Deckman
Oscar Belles
EB. F. McGinley
Charles G. Clayton
Handy Service Stores
William M. Steele
Blairsville
Fred Groff
Berlin
Cloyd Page
Conemaugh
Reed M. Strub
Riverside
R. T. Wilson
W. E. Devers
Baltimore
Charles M. Royston
Chicago
Heavy Guard Planned For Suspects in Midwest Gang Case
District Attorney Otto Herbst and staff will seek immediate grand jury indictment for the trio, aiming for the May term. Troopers and patrolmen will surround the men on their Northeast trip after identifications as a Midwest gang unit. Bard confessed to firing the fatal shot at Swanson as they were pursued, with the trio traveling in a stolen car. Kalverson attempted self-inflicted death after arrest, injuring only a flesh wound.
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Otto Herbst
Menopera
Midwest
Minneapolis
Bard
Swanson
Kalverson
High Honors Dance Program Features Music and Speech
The evening opened with a grand march led by Senior Kiss President Robert Skelton and guest Avene Vinton. A radio style program followed with MC Robert Kline, Ruth Wadding delivering a skit on Personalities in the Convention, Horace Thompson and Curtis Lane in a saxophone duet, Genevieve Ioffman singing, Phillip Runzo playing Mighty Lak a Gandhi. The High School quartet performed Kentucky Habe before dancing resumed and continued until 10 o clock.
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Kiss
Robert Skelton
Avene Vinton
Arlene
Aradio
Robert Kline
Ruth Bh. Wadding
Horace ‘Thompson
Curtis Lane
Audrey Mead
Genevieve Ioffman
Commercial Department
Phillip Runzo
James Buchheit
Willian Colvin
Robert Gessley
Wallace Schurr
Kentucky
CHOOSES JAIL President Hoover as 4 further pro test
Assistant U. S. Attorney James— Hoover faces four additional protest cases as authorities pursue charges and legal actions. The report notes ongoing tension between the administration and demonstrators, highlighting legal steps and potential outcomes.
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Hoover
Copeland Supports Sex Education Bill Critics on Obscenity
U S Senator Royal S Copeland of New York plans to introduce an obscenity law amendment arguing sex knowledge is essential for all ages. E Wilkinson of Brooklyn vows to prosecute pamphlet distributors as aggressively as he would indite a murder case. The pamphlet by Mrs Dennett, printed by Medical Review of Reviews, has circulated in schools and religious institutions.
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E. Wilkinson
Brooklyn
Senator Copeland
Dennett
Medical Review of Reviews
Y. Alca
Union Theosogien! Seminary
Salus bill and vetoed measures reshape state penalties and rebates
The Salus bill would set a prison term up to four times the longest for the offense, with life imprisonment optional after three convictions. The governor vetoed a bill creating a legislative examiner, arguing it duplicates current auditing roles. He also vetoed the Davis Senate bill offering a one percent tax rebate for third class school districts and harsher penalties for deferred payments, saying it would harm district revenues and complicate the existing system.
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New York
Davis Senate
Kiwanis Executive Election At Indiana Convention
Youths heard selections and a short talk by Scout Executive W Ralph Harrison of Indiana George Greiner of Greiner Baking and Rev J J Meltvaine of the First United Presbyterian Church were elected to membership. George Leydie of Indiana and Lisle Flickinger of Homer City returned from leaves of absence as the Kiwanis annual conventioner looms Milwaukee next month with Thomas Sheehe named official Indiana delegate and Charles Russell as alternate.
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W. Ralph Harrison
Indiana
George Greiner
Greiner Baking Company
J. J. Meltvaine
First United Presbyterian Church
George
D. Leydie
Lisle Flickinger
Homer City
Kiwanis International
Milwaukee
Thomas Sheehe
Indiana Kiwanis
Charles Russell
Scout Board Meeting Elects Peeler Council Rep to National Council
Scout board in Homer City hosts Clymer scouts and visitors. Vice President J Elder Peeler is elected Council Representative to the National Council meeting in New York May 13 14 with C H Kirk named as alternate. Peeler marks his 70th birthday and reflects on scouting as a county wide effort. Next regular Council meeting set for May 21 at Lairsville with county members attending a social evening.
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Peeler
Lairsville
Flag Contest Winners Named By Local Judges
Selected as the three best essays from the contest are Earl Hand ler Paul Kunkle and Robert Flem ing for the boys. For the girls the judges were Miss M Agnes St. Clair Mrs M C Watson and Mrs Blairy Sutton. Helen Vail Elino Gordon and Betty his is named among the best three. At the chapel exercises Monday morning in the High School these es.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Handler
Paul Kunkle
Robert Fleming
M. Agnes St. Clair
M. C. Watson
Blairy Sutton
Helen Vail
Elino
Gordon
Betty
Carnival Promoters Urge Support For Local Ball Team
The A A promotes a charity carnival at Carter Ave show-grounds to aid the local ball team. Promises entertainment and a larger than life effort with plans for a first home game, raffles, and prizes. Officials urge residents to attend and back the home-town squad, noting sponsors and city pride.
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Walter Fine
Bob
Carter Ave
Mr. Work
Devil's Booth
Work
Mayer
Mayor Liehteberger
Ringling Bros
Hag
Pittsburgh
Johnstown
Greensburg
Regional essay contest winners announced
Contestants delivered essays and answered questions before judges who selected winners. Girls winner is Elinor Gordon and boys winner Hart Handler. All six receive certificates. Elinor Gordon and Hart Handler advance to regional district, with potential trips and rewards for national winners.
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Winer
Elinor Gordon
Earl Handler
Sun- Telegraph
Hart Handler
United States
Washington
Confession Tells Of Mount Vernon Murder Claims
Earl Peacox admitted killing his wife on April 22 after she allegedly clawed him during a quarrel at their Mount Vernon home. He said the incident followed a card game with his mother-in-law the night before, and described taking his wife upstairs where a fight occurred over insults. He explained he struck her with a weight and restrained her as she screamed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Manney
Grand Concourse
Mount Vernon
Mount Vernon man confesses to murder details in car disposal
Peacox described dragging a woman from a vehicle in Mount Vernon area and hiding the body on Ardsley road after dousing it with kerosene and setting it afire. He led police to discarded blood stained items and shoes, then to White Plains for a blood stained shirt. He faces murder charges and likely grand jury, arraignment scheduled.
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Peacox
Mount Vernon
Ynkers
Ardsley Road
Fleetwood
White Plains
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Italy
Newton D. Baker
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Pennsylvania
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Hoover Congress
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Salus Bill
Scout Board
A. A
Lowell
L.A. A
Barry
Earl Peacox
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