Judge Barnes blocks New Deal tax on meat and grain taxes
Chicago August 2. Federal Judge John F P Barnes issued a temporary injunction halting collection of processing taxes on hogs, wheat and corn and barring back taxes of about 1,875,900. He ruled the tax as enforced violated the Constitution by depriving property without due process and said the tax transfers money from producers to others, not a legal levy. United States Attorney Michael L Igoe attacked the suit, saying the packers have no right to be in court and that producers or consumers should bear the tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
Quaker Oats Co
Washburn
Crosby Company, Inc
John FP. Barnes
Barnes
Tudge Barnes
John Brown
Phy
John Smith
Igs
John
United States
Michael L. Igoe
Bebel
Reorganization of Council and Mine Inspectors Listed
The Indiana Mining District Council of the Holmes Safety Association outlines reorganized leadership and district coverage. It notes Stigquehan Coke Co Sykesville Richmondsary Potters Coal Corp Coral M W A John Ghizzoni George Mottey Harvey Yonkers Levi McConnaughey and state and bureau officials. A meeting of the executive committee is planned for the week of August 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stigquehan
Oad & Coke Co
Sykesville
jRichigasarTy
Potter Coal
Coke ‘Corp
Coral
M. W
John Ghizzoni
George Mottey
Harvey Yonkers
Levi McConnaughey
W. B. Wardrop
Obituary Notices for Elizabeth Wolf Smith and Effie Elizabeth Shane Palmer
Elizabeth Wolf Smith aged 62 years seven months widow of James F. Smith died at her Ambrose area home at 4 a m. Survived by children Walter Clara Ambrose Grace Harrisburg Ralph Marion Center James Glenn and Robert at home plus a grandson. Funeral at 2 p m Sunday at her residence with burial in Marion Center Cemetery. Effie Elizabeth Shane Palmer wife of James A. Palmer died at 225 Water Street at 12 55 a m today. Funeral at 2 p m Monday at her residence. An obituary will run in Saturday’s issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Wolf) Smith
James F. Smith
Ambrose
Walter
Clara
Grace
Harrisburg
Ralph
Marion Center
James
Glenn
Robert
Effie Elizabeth (Shane) Palmer
James A. Palmer
Water Street
Germany Remembers 1914 Turning Points and Hitler Rise
Germany marks 1914 turning points as Hindenburg’s death and Hitler’s rise reshape the nation. Berlin and Tannenberg ceremonies honor heroes while the tomb of the unknown soldier receives wreaths. The observer notes the contrast with the exiled Kaiser at Doorn, twenty one years after his defiance began Germany’s decline.
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INS
Germany
Vno Hinderburg
Reichschancellor
Adolf Hitler
Enms
Tannenberg
Hindenburg
Berlin
Naton
Witler
Supreme Command
Pow‘ers
van Hindenburg
Doorn
Holland
Kaiser
Fled Scouts Adapt Fire Scene At Rustic Rendezvous
A disjointed account describes youths fleeing a scene at a farm where a fire started during a local gathering. The group reportedly cooked bacon and eggs before the fire died, and Scouts attempted repairs as a strange narration references playful lines about a mother’s refrigerator and fruit desserts.
Operations For Jobless Victims Restoring Wage Earners
County Medical Society and state officials in Harrisburg and Washington plan curative operations for the victims of hard labor to restore men to their former positions as wage earners.
Revival Meetings Spur Open Air Gospel Gatherings
Salvation Army street meetings occur Friday and Saturday at 7 15 pm with inside services at 8 pm and Sunday Sabbath school at 9 30 am. Holiness and Salvation meetings follow, led by S M Heise of Clearfield, inviting all to attend. Street meetings continue next week at 8 pm. Indiana Gospel Tabernacle youth will host an open air gathering Monday at 8 pm in Murphy's store vicinity with group singing and special selections. Taylorsville Christian American Crusade continues near Harkin's Grave with Evangelist Roy Muir speaking at 2 36 pm and 8 pm daily through August except Saturdays, titled Christ Sin and Congress of Christ as the Philosophy of Father Cough Ly. Public invited to National Questions in Bible Light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Holiness
Salvation
BC. S. M
Indiana Gospel Tabernaale
Murphy's Store
Taylorsville
Harkin
Route Ad
Roy Muir
Binghamton
N. Y
Montrose
Muir
Congress of Christ
Cough Ly
Petitions Filed for County Offices
A list of petitions filed for county offices includes candidates such as A J Riddle West Wheafield for Road Supervisor Richard Krede Canae for School Director Paul A Nolf W Ernest for Inspector of Election K Bastic Montgomery for Supervisor Charles L Dalquist Rayne for Judge of Election Paul Harkins Burrell for Inspector of Election Steve Liboski Conemaugh for Constable S Cochran Grant for Constable Huston Hale Conemaugh Harold Jeffries Grant No 2 Inspector of Election John Fetterman Pro Montgomery Ivan Fetterman Pro Montgomery Shoal Director Oran Fyock Pro Montgomery Auditor J Reid Stuchel South Manon Ng Inspector of Election Albert Zellers Jodiana Auditor W D Deafenderfer Indiana Barr Reunion The tenth annual reunion of these families was held at Marion Center Park Saturday July 27 11. Dinner was served about 12 o'clock. After dinner a program was presented with speeches by E E fiveos Dr A H Stewart and S L Ern of Indiana. A few remained for supper.
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A. J. Riddle
West Wheafield
Richard Krede
Canae
Paul A, Nolf
Ernest
K. Bastic
Montgomery
Charles L. Dalquist
Rayne
Paul Harkins
Burrell
Steve Liboski
Conemaugh
S, Cochran
Grant
Sensational probe uncovers electric bond campaign hints
Senate lobby committee hearings in Washington reveal new material from Electric Bond and Share Company as it probes efforts to defeat a death clause in the utility bill. Orange New Jersey promoter EB P Cramer admits proposing a whispering campaign against President Roosevelt and faces questions about legal consequences. committee shifts focus to probe the company further next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward B. Lockett
Washington
INS
Senate Lobby Committee
Electric
Orange
N.J
EB. P. Cramer
Roosevelt
Cramer
C. E. Groesbeck
Electric Band and Share Board
Electric Band and Share
New Deal
Brain Trust Factory
Electric Bond and Share
Senator Black
Alabama
Asheville
N. C
Memhis
Tenn
Death by Own Action Ties to Zenge Case in Kirksville
In a tangled case involving Zenge and a nurse, authorities discuss death by own action as a possible end for the man who mutilated himself and left a note to his father revealing a $5,000 life policy. Lieut Arlanson supports the theory while details connect a hotel abduction, a ransom note, and a planned honeymoon trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mit
Pier
Zenge
Otto Erlanson
Zehge
J. Andy Zenge
Mandaville
Louise Schieffer Bauer
Kirksville
Arlanson
Bauer
Dr. Bauer
Jim Bowles
Kirskyilie
Ann Arbor
University of Michigan
Banee
J. Jones
Jones
Dr. Baer
Chicago
Labor compulsory for German youth
Berlin August 2 13NSi reports compulsory labor service for Grimmeicy youths will start October 1 with a call to over 200000 recruits born 7915. The Reichwide service begins at age 19 to mold throughgoing Nazis of youth. young women may be compelled eventually, though for now women's service is voluntary until fall 1987. I Want Ads Bring. Resuits-Try One.
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Berlin
Grimiecy
Reich
Hitler Reich
Bremen Flag Incident Closed
Washington reports the United States regards the Bremen flag incident as closed after informing Germany that its steamship officers partly caused the flag defilement by Communists. The note says New York police were not to blame and the line failed to limit visitors despite warned demonstrations. Acting Secretary Phillips notes the line did not adopt protective measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Germany
Ite
Bremen
New York
Iate
Lloyd Line
William Phillips
Steamship Line
Tragic Death of Prince Alexis Mdivani
Prose account details the fatal automobile crash in Spain that killed Prince Alexis Mdivani. His brother Count David Mdivani prepares to return to Europe for funeral arrangements as Barbara von Haugwitz-Reventlow and Curt von Haugwitz react to the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serts
Albons
Mma
Sert
Palamos
Francisco Coll
Gerona Clinic
Mme
Alexis
David
Serge
Altho
Mdivani
Paris
America
Louise Astor van Alen
James Laurens van Alen
John Jacob Astor
the Hague
Barbara Hutton
India
Barbara
New York
London
Annenesed
Reno
Spain
Count Curt von Haugwitz- Reventiow
Denmark
Hollywood
Cal
Prince Alexis Mdivani
David Mdivani
Europe
INS
Warnemunde
Germany
UNS
Barbara von Haugwitz-Reventlow
Ameerican
Curt von Haugwitz
Hutton
Prince Md
Twenty Sign for Control in Erosion Strips
Agricultural note explains hay strip barriers to control runoff and moisture absorption. It states strip width varies with slope and erosion, with steeper or more eroded land requiring narrower strips, particularly on slopes over 25 percent.
Epidemic Strikes Windber Area. Federal Team to Probe
Public Health Service physicians from Washington will arrive to lead an investigation into a strange illness in Windber and nearby communities. About 132 residents have shown symptoms including headaches nausea and fever since the outbreak began a week ago, with local doctors saying the disease appears to be subsiding. The illness is identified by local authorities as the newly announced acute lymphocytic choriomeningitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Health Service
Windber
W. V. Fetche
Somerset County
Washington
Strip cropping and soil erosion control methods
The article explains strip cropping as an erosion control method, recommends not exceeding 50 to 60 foot strips on very steep slopes, and notes average strip widths around 100 feet on 10,000 acres with plans for a five year cropping system. It highlights contour alignment, sod protection where water collects, and benefits such as low initial cost and efficient machinery use. It cites a loss of sixty tons of topsoil from a four acre corn field after heavy rain, underscoring the need for terracing and contour cropping to keep soil on the farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Highway Department
Mussolini Ready to Fight in Abyssinia as Talks Continue
In Geneva Mussolini declares willingness to join Emperor Haile Selassie in battle in Abyssinia if needed. Haile Selassie vows to defend, though doubts meeting Mussolini on front lines. Diplomats prepare for September talks, seeking economic and territorial concessions as war looms.
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Geneva
Mussolini
Emperor Haile Selassie
Abyssinnia
Solini
Africa
Haile Selassie
Musso
Ini
Overhead Bridge Struck Twice as Storm Rages
A fierce electrical, rain, and wind storm swept western and central Pennsylvania last night. The Derry bridge over the Pennsylvania Railroad was struck three times, a high tension wire fell, and crews shut off power as roads flooded and bridges failed. Two deaths were reported in Pittsburgh area incidents and widespread damage valued in the hundreds of thousands of dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Derry
Ligonier
Warren Grigg
Pennsylvania Railroad
West Penn Power
International News Service
Penn Argyl
Pittsburgh
Peter Andrews
Bairdford
Universal Lubricating Systems, Inc
Oakmont
Cambria
Somerset
New Northfork Country Club
Johnstown
Buller
Westmoreland County
Derry Station
Pennsylvania Railroad Crossing
Jacktown
Irwin
Lock Haven
Buffalo
Punxsulawney
Punxsutawney
Ligonier- Kingston
Loyalhanna
William Lamproplos
Mill Creek
Youthful Slayer of Kin Arrested in West Virginia
Clyde Sharp, 21, captured in an abandoned brickyard shanty near Marlinton, faces charges of killing his grandmother Jennie Sherp, 73, and uncle William, 42, with an iron bolt and robbing them of a small amount. His nine-year-old brother Raymond was found with him, used to aid the escape. State trooper A. O. Harper tracked Sharp through the mountains. The suspect was to be returned to Marlinton for arraignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkins
W. Va
Clyde Sharp
Marlinton
A. O. Harper
Clyde
Jennie Sherp
William
Sarper
Raymond
Home Coming At Curry Run Curry Run
A full church at Curry Run Presbyterian on Sabbath July 26 1988 heard Rev John A Walker lead Doxology and prayer Dr Davies of Tarentum read scripture Dr A Frank Walker Tarentum preached a sermon and former pastors shared reminiscences The Kiwanis Quartet and local families provided music as the congregation sang Faith of Our Fathers and All Hail the Power of Jesus Name before departing after benediction with a dedication to enduring faith
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friend
Walker
J. Elder Peeler
Robert Ms Offutt
Russell R. Crummy
Harry Kaufman
Kiwanis Quartette
Tarentum
Wiggins
Rising
McCurdy
William Pearl Walker
Jesus
Lycurgus Mechlin
Washington, Pa
Transfers in Rayne and Indiana parcels and leases to Phillips Gas
Multiple property transfers and leases involving John A Streams Sadie F Lewis George F Hoke Paul Adams H H Craft Caroline Riccio Delessa John Dembosky B B Fleming Matilda Groft Curt W McMillen W Shields McMillen John Onda Hulda Peddicord Meri Pribicko John A Scott W Shearer Campegeae John Simon Besse Steffy William Spicher Harry M Travis to T W Phillips Gas and Oil Company Evangelical Lutheran Zion Church and related real estate and gas lease transactions with minimal details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Streams
A. M. Buchanan
Rayne
Sadie F. Lewis
W. Ward Eicher
White
George F. Hoke
George W. Hoke
Burrell
Paul Adams
T. W. Phillips Gas and Oil Company
H. H. Craft
Caroline Riccio Delessa
John Onda
Hulda Peddicord
Llease
Meri Pribicko
John A. Scott
T. W. Phillips
Gas and Oil Company
Campegeae
John Simon
W. Phillips Gas
Conanaleah
Licenses Recorded For Individuals In Latrobe And Nearby
A dated notice lists license entries for Joseph Lentz Ella Wainwright and others across Latrobe Homer City Livermore Blacklek with names and initials indicating issuance or renewals in a local public record.
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Joseph Lentz
Latrobe
Ella Wainwright
Wees
Livermore
Albert Ferral
Seeye
Homer City
Mary Seumal
Blacklek
Mystery Ray Proves Worth in New Jersey Test
In Highland New Jersey the U S Army tested a mystery ray at Fort Monmouth near Navesink Lighthouse. The ray located ships and aircraft up to five miles away in a coast defense drill, scoring 48 direct hits, one partial hit, and two misses on the Pontchartrain cutter during 51 attempts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navesink
Coast Guard
Ponichar
Signal Corps
Pontchartrain
Pontchart
Signal Corps Command
Harrisburg PSC Orders Show Cause for PPL Rates
Harrisburg August 2 The Public Service Commission asked Pennsylvania Power and Light to show cause by August 17 why the utility’s domestic electric rates should not be drastically cut. After months of informal conferences the PSC shifts from persuasion to legal action to enforce its six percent earnings order of April 1934.
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Harrisburg
INS
Public Service Commission
Pennsylvania Power and Light Company
International
Hay Truck Collision Claims Four In Warren Area
Aug. 2. Two boys dead and two seriously injured when a hay truck is struck by a gasoline powered coach. Police and coroner Edward Lowry investigated. The deceased were Robert Mackay Jr. of Warren and Bertram Teeple 16 of Althon. Injured were Bertram Teeple 63 father of a victim and Jack Kirsch 16 of Carrick.
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Farren
Edward Lowry
Robert Mackay, Jr
Warren
Bertram Teeple
Althon
Jack Kirsch
Carrick
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NRA
U.S. A
IY Bros
League Council
Laval
Eden
Aloisi
Abyssinia
Conviliation Board
Britain
Curry Run
Ray
U.S. Army
Jersey Coast
Stahura’s
California
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