Washington Conference Looms Large in World Peace
Analyzes the potential impact of a Washington diplomatic conference on European anxieties, pacific power dynamics, and the future of disarmament. Notes the possible inclusion of Germany Russia and the U S S R, public opinion influence, and the role of press in shaping concessions and settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atc
Apan
Far East
Pacific
United States
Germany
Russia
Permamend Ccaffs
Wwe
Gaan Wurst
Europe
Tenth Pennsylvania Infantry to Reunion Near Greensburg
Members who served in the Philippines and attended the Manila capture on August 13 1899 will hold an annual reunion at Maple Lodge twelve miles from Greensburg next Saturday. A program of events includes a fine layout with the 110th Infantry band providing music. The G A R is invited and many will attend. Guests are asked to register upon arrival at the new state armory on North Pennsylvania Avenue. translation assistance will be provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenth Pennsylvania Infantry
Philippines
Caplure
Manila
Maple Lodge
Greenaburg
110Th Infantry
Greensburg
New State Armory
Pennsylvania Avenue
Funeral for Anthony Kasakicwich Today
Anthony Kasakicwich of Ernest died Sunday morning from a complication of diseases. Funeral services were held at the Catholic church this morning with burial in Saint Bernard's cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Kasakicwich
Ernest
Sé& Bernard's
Calloways Visit Friends in City After Baltimore Trip
Mr and Mrs A W Calloway and daughter Marian Calloway formerly of this city but now of Baltimore motored here Sunday to visit friends for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Calloway
Miss Marian Calloway
Baltimore
Former resident Hastings visits Vandergrift from Punxsutawney
John S Hastings, a former resident of Indiana, is spending a few days in Vandergrift with friends after visiting his daughter Mrs Gula Gugs in Punxsutawney Enroute to his home Hastings greets local friends during the stay.
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Vandergrift
Punxsutawney
Gula Gugs
John S. Hastings
Indiana
Ifriends
Handy Andy Says Useful Home Tools Boost Quick Repairs
Handy Andy touts the value of proper tools for home repairs and projects. The store highlights a broad stock of saws hammers screwdrivers pliers wrenches squares and essential items. It claims expert workers buy their tools and invites customers to see the collection anytime.
The Complete Letter Writer from a North Carolina planter
A fragmentary historical letter from a small planter in North Carolina describes fertilizer shipping and debt settlement. It mentions judgment day and facing accountability, urging prudent conduct and preparation for the afterlife. The text blends religious exhortation with commercial livelihood, reflecting colonial-era concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carollina
Farm Happenings and College Advice for Farmers
Public notices detail poultry culling demonstrations across Indiana County with dates and speakers from Pennsylvania State College. The schedule urges prompt attendance, and to spread word to neighbors. A second feature quotes County Agent Warner praising agricultural college education, highlighting strong job prospects for graduates and urging farm boys to consider Penn State for an agricultural degree.
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Diana County
Warner
Agriculture
Penn State Agicultural
Indiana County
Agricultural College
Penn State
Mann Wins County Tennis Tournament Title
Yesterday evening at the county tennis court Ti. Ey Mann defeated Heath Clark in a brilliant singles final. The score was 6-0, 6-2. A large crowd witnessed the match as loving cups were awarded to the winner and runner up.
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Ee Nnataatey
Ti. Ey Mann
Heath Clark
Darge Crownl
Routers
Great Guest at Johnstown Visits Parnell Family
J B Parnell and his son Gilbert join Miss Elizabeth Parnell and Miss Mary Leo Keith as they travel to Johnstown yesterday. They meet Miss Alice Hall of Englewood New Jersey who will extend her stay in the Parnell home. Miss Helen Martin returns home after attending the Summer School at State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Pasnell
Gilbert
Elizabeth Parnell
Mary Leo Keith
Alice Hall
Englewood
N. J
Parnell
Helen Martin
State College
State forests yield net gain of over four million dollars
Figures from the Pennsylvania Department of Forestry show a net gain exceeding 4.75 million dollars from state forest investments. The 125,601 acres cost about 5.15 million, with administration and improvements totaling roughly 4.7 million since 1808, and the site now valued around twelve million. Chief Forester Pinchot calls the holdings an investment, noting 616,041 dollars paid in school and county taxes to counties hosting the forests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Mag. Y
Pennsylvania Department of Forestry
Commonwealth
Department of Forestry
Ttia
Pinchot
Evening Baseball Card At Johnsonboro And Nearby Games
Local schedule outlines a fast paced set of baseball events this week. Johnsonboro hosts Elk Countys Milo aggregation with a likely large crowd expected, followed by a trip to Johnstown to face the Independent club in the afternoon. A heavyweight Indiana clash at Normal Park features Neriyenter Morchant against Southside dies. Profits from the evening event benefit the Ober bull toe charity while a Keystone Orchestra concert caps the night with a dance event.
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Brookville
Johnsonboro
Mleo
Elk County
Johnstown
Normal Park
Icos
Ana Indiana
Indiana
Neriyenter Morchant
Southside
Pandine
Zi Vers
Keeler
Northside
Leon
Wwe
Letty Shavnes
Deatust
Honstead Greys
Wills
Gwen
Go Po
Tia Seasern
Wien
Prices Must Come Down Says Milk Dealers
Milk dealers argue that price cuts from sixteen to twelve cents per quart suit public need but shipments out of the county to city and West Dunn railroad points cost six cents per mart with postage paid by shippers. They advocate a further cut by half from current levels to secure a fair profit. A one cent war tax remains, yet the government does not benefit, while county hotels charge high rates for meals and rents resist wartime controls.
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West Dunn
New Books at the Library
During the past six weeks Miss Bernadine Livingston has been at State College attending the Library General, cataloging the books and assisting in other work now library as occasion demands.
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Harry Leon Wilson
Rien Philipotts
Deabel Carleton
Margaret MH. Ashmun
Eleanor H. Abott
BR Linderman
Coningsby Dawson
Sage
Marc Volisom
Columbia
George
Edison Marshall
Bernadine Livingston
State College
License Granted for Cumberland Marriage Lengthy Notice
A marriage license was issued yesterday in Cumberland Maryland to Maple Snyder and Miss Charlotte El Cummins, residents of Homer City. The event marks their legal eligibility to wed under state law as their consent to marry is formally recorded.
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Cumberland Md
Maple Snyder
Chatualle
EL Cummins
Homer City
Transfers in Blairsville and West Mahoning deeds
Transfers record several property deals including Josephii Rech to Thomas C. Gess in Blairsville for 1000 dollars and Jennie Rikin to J Elmer Bikin for 217 acres in West Mahoning for 1052.34 dollars. Jacob Anthony's Trustee transfers 4.63 acres in She luetuy to Shelucta Cou Cu for 2000 dollars.
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Washington
Invita&É
Thas
Japan
Auto Accessory Department
Inga
Peasy
Kies
Gasser Cas An
Andy
Roy
Steelman
Pennsylvania State College
Willso
M.W. KF. Barkey
Lewisville
I. M.wim
Blacklick
Blair Ansley
Chambersville
Mann
Salmn
Tidiana
Philadelphia Street
Bor Sale
Ianzette
Paahi
R. M. Motor Co
Gibson
Indiana Tee Co
West Water Street
Gazette Office
Airdalp
Arica
Gazette Ofice
J. Boyd Shearer
Wayne Ave
TG. Neviler
Nath Street
John Guthrie
Schaal Street
Gazete
Indianas
Cumberland
Pitas
Nixon Alley
Howard Groo Oe and Co
Gaxnite
Horay McCreary Cor Oth
Churell Sieet
Iis
le Vine
C. J. Brendlinger
Indiang Ma. Rod
Fred St. Clair
School Street
Water Street
Ronm
WML
PENN
William Penn Highway
William Penn
Squire Lynn
John W. Clark
Indiana Dairy Tos Foods
Indiana Dairy
C. & E. Motor CO
Phila, It
Indlgng. Pa
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