Scout Head Here Saturday Scout Leaders Get-To-Gether
William Penn County scouts plan a Get-To-Gether at St Bernard's social hall on Saturday May 2 at 2 30 pm. Scout leaders and officials will discuss roles duties and summer plans with an afternoon session for ladies including a tea and an evening dinner. Reservations cost fifty cents and can be made with District Commissioner Ralph A Willis before Friday noon.
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William Penn Councy
St. Bernard's
Robert P. Shotts
J. W. Warner
L. J. Redding
R. A. Willis
Joseph Quinn
Indiana
T. C. North
C. M. Cunningham
Blairsville
Louis A. Wills
Hamer City
William Reeves
Scoulers
Ralph A. Willis
Mrs. Draper Stowaway Hopes To Return Home Soon
Mrs Draper 42 year old wife of a Hopodile Massachusetts state senator left New York aboard the Georgia for a trans Atlantic crossing. A cable from her husband said she was happy now and planned to return to New York on the Georgia next westward voyage. She landed in London after disembarking and faced immigration issues due to passport requirements.
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London
Draper
oMerrs
New York
Georgia
Anthraciters Strike Looming
In New York an impasse over a new wage contract for the anthracite industry prompts eleventh hour talks. Seven operators and seven United Mine Workers representatives hear a subcommittee report as options include a new contract, a second extension, or suspended operations at midnight. Major W W Inglis represents operators. John L Lewig notes miner committee advances.
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New York
United Mine Workers
W. W. Inglis
Scranton
John L. Lewig
Cooking School Days Draw Near at High School Auditorium
The Gazette notes a community cooking school starting Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the High School auditorium. Seats are free and open to all Indiana women, with demos, market baskets, and home economics gifts from local merchants for faithful pupils plus a hint that early attendees will get better seating.
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Indiana
the Gazette
Free School for Every Woman and Man
A platform offering the best chance to write down questions and receive answers. Described as a free school for every woman, man, young and old, urging early attendance and active cooperation to make it theirs.
Bi party leaders square off as Pennsylvania primary nears
In Pennsylvania, party leaders eye an extra session as veterans of the Senate campaign for two statewide offices unfold. Roosevelt and Earle allies fight atop New Deal lines with anti administration foes, while Republicans nominate E Arthur Sweeney for auditor general and Frank Finola for state treasurer.
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Thon
Senate
Roosnvelt
Earle
cMurts
Kerstone
Roosevelt
Assembly
E. Arthur Sweeney
Greensburg
Frank Finola
Wilkes-Barre
Warren Roberts
Bethlehem
J. Clair Ross
Butler
Pinall
Frank P. B. Thompson
Upstate
Pinala
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Col. Henry &. Breckenridge
Mr. Roosevelt
David L
Pennsylvania Primary Returns Signal Shifts and Delayed Unity
Lawrence says Roosevelt showing largest margin yet in Pennsylvania primary and Democratic support solid, while Republicans claim rising strength as seven of 18 legislative vacancies go to GOP. Borah tops GOP prefs, with write ins for Landon Vandenberg Hoover. Several incumbents defeated, including Moritz Brooks Berlin. Pinchot and McFadden clash in Northeast. McClure leads Senate race despite earlier dirt-law conviction.
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Lawrence
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
William J. Borah
Hoover
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Arthur M. Vandenberg
Michigan
Cleveland
Washington
Idaho
Theodore L. Moritz
J. Wing Brooks
William M. Berlin
Morita
Philadelphia
John J. Connolly
Cornelia Bruce Pinchot
William N. McNair Inogt
Herman P. Eberharter
Pittsburgh
Frank L. Pinola
Wilkes-Barre
Frank P. B. Thompson
E. Arthur Sweeney
Greensburg
Warren Roberts
Edward B. Zimmerman
F. Clair Ross
Delaware County
John J. McClure
McClure
Local residents report scattered town visits and births
Alverda Don Martin of Indiana transacted business in town Monday. Oscar Davis made a business trip to Rearing Springs Tuesday. Rev Marzhauser of Hellwood called on Rev C L Murphy Tuesday. David Clark of Spangler called on Mrs Bova Josenth Thursday. Marty Austed and Thomas McKee at Barnesboro transacted business in tavern Prides. Robert Vater admitted to Spangler hospital for surgical treatments. Mr and Mrs Darrell Snedden congratulate on arrival of baby at Spangler hospital. Alina Voner was an Altoona caller Sunday. George Berzansky Mike Berzansky and Julia Pulesakue fish were Patton callers Sunday. Ford Laney of Clymer was a caller in town Monday. Mr and Mrs Mert Morris and children called on friends at Necktown.
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Don Martin
Indiana
Oscar Davis
Rearing Springs
Marzhauser
Hellwood
C. L. Murphy
David Clark
Spangler
Bova Josenth
Marty Austed
Thomas McKee
Barnesboro
DR. Williams
Elliath Laney
Clymer
Robert Vater
Spatgler Hospital
Darrell Snedden
Spangler Hospital
Alina Voner
Altoona
George Berzansky
Mike Berzansky
Julia Pulesakue Fish
Patton
Ford Laney
Af Clymer
Fown
Mert
Morris
Necktown
Birthday visits and local gatherings in Indiana and surrounding towns
Reports travelers and family visits across Indiana and nearby towns including 80th and 89th birthday celebrations. Mentions funerals, hospitalities, and social calls among the Berringer and Langham families. Coroner's jury in Orwigsburg found no evidence linking a fire and explosion to the deaths of John and Waltman.
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Orwigsburg
John &. Waltman
David B Atkins
Potteville
Seven Vintondale Teachers Strike Over Payroll
Seven Vintondale teachers walk out demanding pay while the school district’s finances hinder payroll. The Vinton dale School Board, led by President Herbert Day, expresses sympathy but cannot meet payroll now. Cambria County Superintendent Dr. M. B. Bentz of Ebensburg planned talks with teachers faculty and board.
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Jet
Vintondale
Herbert Day
Cambria County
M. 8. Bentz
Ebensburg
Hull Declares Trade Barrier Drawn Amid Policy Debate
In a policy clash the Hull administration defended trade barriers while critics led by Fitzgerald Hall of the Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis Railway assailed party machines and regimentation. Fred W Sargent urged using science to expand farm product uses and curb imports. Secretary Morgenthau forecast a peacetime deficit near six billion as he pressed for Roosevelt tax measures to balance the budget and shore up federal credit.
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Fitzgerald Hall
Nashville, Chattanooga and
Congress
Fred W. Sargent
Chicago, Northwestern Railway Company
King Farouk Becomes Egypt’s New King After Fuad’s Death
King Fuad entombed in Cairo as crown prince Farouk departs London to accept the throne. Funeral processions march with military escorts while the 18 year old heir meets King Edward in Buckingham Palace. Farouk’s studies in England end abruptly as he assumes royal duties.
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Fuad
Hlason
Karoulis
Buckingham Palace
London
Cairo
Edward
Farouk
Caitg
Bigland
Morgenthau Critiques Windfall Tax Proposal on Refundable Processing Taxes
Morgenthau said he needed to unite about the bill's plan to levy a windfall or unjust enrichment tax on refunded processing taxes. He added he has not heard the Nislice of this tax seriously questioned.
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Morgenthau
Indiana County election tallies split Democrats and Republicans
The final counts show D. R. Tomb winning Democratic state committeeman in Indiana County with 2465 votes, Sutler 1041, Brigman 482, and Bitterbaugh a Republican committeeman with 6570 to Chick 3203. Republican picks include Thompson 7188 for state treasurer and Pinola 1708. County assembly figures name Sloan 4923, Stewart 4399, Jackson 3790, Hewitt 3091, Clark 2677, Wilson 2065, with Wolfenden leading in state senate race.
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Motley Breckinridge
D. R. Tomb
Indiana County
Lafayette F. Sutler
Linda Brigman
Dr. Howard &. Bitterbuush
Butterbaugh
Leslie A. Chick
Frank P. B. Thompson
State Treaster
Frank L. Pinola
William E. Botah
Landon
Republican Assembly
C. Gilbert Wolfenden
Edward B. Bennett
Mr. Wolfenden
Jefferson County
Senator Bennett
General Assembly
J. Clair Sloan
T. Stewart
Walter EH. Jackson
Earl Eb, Hewitt
Srv
Steele Clark
Harry H. Wilson
Obituary continued from Page One health and home near Julian
Surviving are his widow a son Palmer Griffith of Los Angeles and a daughter Mrs Gwendolyn Clark of Julian with grandchildren. He is also survived by a sister Mrs J Patterson of Pine Flats and a nephew BD DP Paterson of Commons hore supervising principal of Green Township High School.
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Julian
Griffith Pine Court Health Resort
Palmer Griffith
Los Angeles
Gwendolyn Clark
J. Patterson
Pine Flats
Paterson
Commonshore
Green Township High School
Addis Ababa shelling and Italian advance threaten Ethiopian capital
Descriptions from Addis Ababa report Italian planes bombing Akaki airfield and nearby hangars while British ambulances observe Italian maps nearing Debra Birhan. The British Legation and American Legation shelter residents amid mounting danger as Haile Selassie’s government fortifications erode. Tarma Dur Mountain falls to Italian forces. Swedish Captain Samm's defense retreates as Ethiopian reinforcements falter.
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Ian
Akaki
Machin
Debra Birhan
Addis Ababa
Alice
Thei Thisimearies
Legation
Cornelius van HH. Bogert
Tron Caio
Djibouti
Tarma Dur
Haile Selassie
Samm
Scholarships At P. C. W Available Continued
Scholarships at P C W offer awards from 50 to 300 dollars based on financial need. Senior girls aiming for competitive exams should submit applications to Dean M Helen Marks.
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M. Helen Marks
B C W Institutes Two Division College Curriculum
B C W adopts a revised program of studies dividing college work into lower and upper divisions. The lower division covers freshman and sophomore general knowledge while the upper division focuses on specialization for juniors and seniors. New courses added include journalism secretarial studies and horticulture. Enrollment rose last year and is expected to grow further next year.
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B.C. W
John R Rezzolla Honored By Catholic University Ball Committee
John R Rezzolla of 244 South Street Indiana is a member of the committee in charge of the annual Senior Ball for The Catholic University of America in Washington D C. The dance will be held in the Mayflower Hotel main ballroom on Friday evening May 1. A senior, he expects to receive his degree with the class of 1936 and is a graduate of St Francis Prep Loretta Pennsylvania.
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John R. Rezzolla
J. R. Rezzolla
Uth St
Indiiana
Catholic University of America
Washington, D.C
Mayflower Hotel
Catholic University
Rezzalla
St. Francis Prep
Loretta
Egg Auction Totals 451 Cases Sold at Butler Co op
Butler co operative egg auction sold 451 cases. Sixteen producers and 52 buyers participated. Prices varied by grade with White Fancy 24, Fancy Medium 1i, Extra Large 23, Extra Medium 21, Standard Large 22, Standard Medium 20. Brown Fancy 24 1 2, Extra Large 23 1 2, Extra Medium 20 1 4. Producers 49.
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Butler
Butler Co-Operative
Critic Found Guilty of Murder in Insanity Verdict
London reports literary critic Douglas Burton was found guilty but insane for the murder of author Douglas Bose with a sculptor's hammer during a studio party. The jury declared him insane and the usual sentence was pronounced: to be detained during his Majesty's pleasure at a criminal insane institution.
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London
Douglas Burton
Douglas Bose
Finlay
Barlow
Racing World Aims for New Record at Bonneville Salt Flats
The racing world reports a new record target of 158.87 miles per hour for diesel-powered cars. Captain George Kyslon of Jjonden achieved the mark after a sudden plan change, completing a seven mile run on the glistening salt rack previously used by Sir Malcolm Campbell to break 300 mph with gasoline engines.
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Bonneville Salt
Ats
Vial Apel
Selayy
George Kyslon
Jjonden
Malcolm Campbell
Display Window Crashed by Car at Indiana Wardware Co
A display window of the Indiana Wardware Company on Philadelphia Street was shattered late yesterday when a car jumped the curb. Pan Westernuk of Bracken Ridge allegedly bumped the starter, leaving the vehicle in gear. No injuries. Damages were about 54 dollars to the window and 25 dollars to the car.
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Indiana Wardware Company
Philadelphia
Pan Westernuk
Brackenridge
Wandin Social News Notes From Local Residents
Mrs Clara Bioter aided by her brother Ry in Wandin attended a local store visit this spring. William Buterbaugh and Jonathan of Purchase Line joined Mrs Caroline Earn at the McCreary home last week. Thos Sensabaugh and family visited Wandin Tuesday evening. The Barbar of Indiana and daughter and family visited Mr and Mrs P M Sickenberger Sunday. Harry Shank and daughter Goldie with son Carl of Indiana called on Thos and Ida McCreary.
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Clara Bioter
Brother Ry
Od. Hines
William Buterbaugh
Aan Donathan
Purchase Line
Caroline Earn
McCreary
Thos, Sensabaugh
John Sensabaugh
Son Doyle
Wand
Rank Barbar
Inediana
Myers
Fameily
Regular Greens Open for Play at Indiana Country Club
The Indiana Country Club announces regular greens open for play today with a formal opening planned for May 7. Players must have golf fees paid by May 7 to be eligible. News from Washington reports Treasury receipts and expenditures for April with a large deficit and customs receipts for the month.
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Indiana Country Club
Washington
Treasury
Soil Conservation Corps reports work accomplished in Indiana
At the Indiana Hotel fair more than 150 CCC workers and officers heard Major Fisher, district commander, commend the Soil Conservation Service. Reports covered reforestation, highway slope planting, wildlife plantings, woodland improvement, fencing, timber estimating, seed collecting, nursery activity, forest fire suppression, and engineering work at Camps No 1 and 6. Notable figures include trees planted 724,000 acres, seed stock 75,000 pounds hardwood and 880 pounds coniferous.
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Indiana
Civitan Conservation Corps
Atteti
Fisher
CCG
Fis
Soil Conservation Service
CCC
Crooked Creek
Dale
Preparing for birth and baby needs in hospital care
A historic health column lists extensive infant and mother supplies for hospital birth, including clothing for mother and baby, diapers, blankets, baby outfits for various seasons, nursery items, and toiletry gear. It also notes room temperatures and baby feeding aids though with some garbled phrasing and OCR errors.
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Scout Head
St. Bernard’s
Scouters
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Sawyer Spun
Bostonian Shoes
Crosby Square Shoes
Arrow and
Essley
Dobbs and Lee
Botany
Arrow
Superba
Universal
Moorhead
Western Penna
Alverda
Berringer
Don Bash
Abbie Johns
Mallie Auggles
Charlie Ball
al Nona
Bert Rumimel
Nellie Wright
Wilgus
C. A. Wright
James Langham
Neila Berringer
Glenn Kermnedy
Cripsy
Alis
Alex Berringer
Gilbert Wilson
Cherry Tree
Ford Berringer
Bell Garman
Pine Whats
Gazette
HULL
Nathan Robertson
Associated Press
Morgenthal
AAA
Bypt
Kingara
Alrifacy
Tle
Ho Womer
Wuad
Democrats
John Rezzolla
Racing World
U.S. A
Camps No.s. 1
Werself
Morris Fpishbein Widitor
The
Ameri Medical Association
Hygela
Ube
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Nic Othe
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