MacArthur gift fund seeks funds for Elks Cadillac
The Elks Club of Houston presented General MacArthur with a $5,700 black Cadillac during his Texas trip but raised only $1,286. A letter from Phil Hamburger seeks more contributors, promising ownership certificates and a scroll with all donors once the full amount is met. Rye speculation widens as Senators push to reverse a Canadian rye ban and buy mixed Canadian rye to clear surplus. McCarthy and Young press Brannan and the Agriculture Department, with ties to Ralph Trigg and Moore amid a sprawling rye market puzzle. Texas entrant Claude Carter travels from Harlingen to Paris and London this summer to meet Wing-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Elks Club of
Houston
General MacArthur
Texas
The
Elks
MacArthur
Phil Hamburger
MacArthur Gift Fund
BOP Elks
General MacArthurs
Elks and Friends
Agriculture Department
Ralph Trigg
Trigg
Young
North Dakota
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Humphrey
Thye
Senator Young
Canada
Northwest
Brannan
Furthmore
Senate
Ralph Moor
Thomas
Oklahoma
Moore
Dan Rice
London
Claude Carter
Harlongen
Paris
Wing
Churches Welcome You Across Many Faiths
A dense listing of numerous area churches detailing service times, Sunday schools, morning and evening worship, and special services. Various pastors are named including Harry Burton Boyd, Rev. L. J. Calp, and James H. Blackwood. The notices cover First United Presbyterian, First Christian, First Evangelical, and other congregations along with union services and midweek prayer meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Presbyterian
James H. Blackwood
Religious services listing around Water Street area
A dense notice lists multiple churches and pastors including The Salvation Army on Water Street, First Church of God at Third and Water, Wesleyan Methodist, Regular Baptist, Alliance Church, West Pike Community, St Bernard's Catholic, Gospel Hall, Church of the Living God, and Christian Beanies. It details Sunday School times, morning and evening worship, prayer meetings, youth services, and evangelistic programs across venues, with assorted pastors and service slots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Assembly of God
Richard J. Barria
Paator
Fiist Church of God
Third and
Water Streets
Brady C. Fair
Tou . m
Young Peoples
Wesleyan Methodist
H. E. Robertson
Prayver
M. Bolt
Waede
West Pike
Church of the Living God
Gertheoy
Northern Animal Horizonta Terms Puzzle List
A compact word puzzle page listing multiple clues with definitions across vertical and horizontal entries. The grid includes animal names, objects, measurements, and historical terms, with abbreviations and partial word clues. It presents a challenge to fill each slot with accurate cross referenced answers.
Poazis and Norse Myth as Clues in Aged River Barriers
Word puzzle clues seek connections among mythic names and aging terms. Items span Norse god references, aging, river barriers, and measurements. Answers likely form a themed set with definitions for each clue.
Texan Carter Dines With Churchill in London Ghost-Writing Quip
Texas lawyer Claude Carter recalls meeting Winston Churchill in London at Churchill Club. He humorously suggested Churchill would make the greatest English speech by quoting Shakespeare, not Kipling. Carter recounts writing Texas friends from the club and a dinner debate on the best Churchill speech. Also notes North Dakota Senator Bill Langer pressuring for an ambassador, prompting Connecticut Senator Bill Benton quip.
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Ton Churchill
Churchill Club
Carter
Texas
Churchill
Winston
Shakespear
John
England
North Dakota
Bill Langer
State Department
Thomas FE. Welan
U. S
Nicaragua
Langer
Bill Benton
Connecticut
Free Youth Shows Reds Their WAY
In Ithaca New York delegates from 64 free nations converge at Cornell for the World Assembly of Youth general session. The assembly, founded in London in 1948, aims to improve living conditions for young people through democratic debate and international understanding. Progress is slow, but WAY officers expect a concrete program by August 16 after plenary votes on proposed planks.
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East Berlin
Cornell University
Free Nations
World Assembly of Youth
FAY
London
WAY
Indiana County Hymn Sing at Brush Valley Church
The Indiana County Hymn Sing festival returns this Sunday from 2 to 4 pm at Brush Valley Lutheran Church three miles east of Brush Valley on the Brush Valley Strongstown Road. Solos duets trios and group singing will fill the program inviting all hymn lovers to attend.
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Indiana County
Brush Valley Lutheran Church
Brush Valley
Strongstown
Tragic Accident In Richmond Child Struck By Taxi
Billy Shalt, three years old, clutching a marble and a toy, darted into the street as a taxicab approached. The taxi driver Mortem Karsh said he did not see the child until it was too late. The incident occurred near a confectionery. the child was the son of Mr and Mrs Morris Sheil.
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Richmond
Billy Shalt
Billy
Morris Sheil
Mortem Karsh
Proposed Tax Hikes Set to Raise Car Prices
Congress passes a bill to raise excise taxes on new automobiles from 7 to 10 percent. Auto dealers warn the move will boost car costs by about 50 dollars and shift tax burdens to buyers, potentially crippling production and hurting motorists already taxed heavily. Frank Kring of the National Automobile Dealers Association cites increased duties and gasoline taxes as part of a growing discriminatory automotive tax trend. Multiple Indiana-based dealers and associations call for Senate Finance Committee to seek broader tax reforms and close loopholes.
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Congress
House
Frank Kring
Indiana
Aver
National Automobile Cenlers Association
Kring
Johnston
Ted Montgomery
National Automobile Dealers
Sheloca
R. D
Ronald White
Senate Fidiana
Janet Treese
Clymer Nance Committee
Harold Coleman
Saltsbury
Patty Dixon
Wintondale
Samuel Kirk
Peggy Nile
Ert
Tom Henry
27 County 4-H Club Members Go To Penn State For 4-H Week
The 27th annual 4-H Club Week at Penn State runs August 13 to 16 with over 1000 youths attending including 27 from Indiana County. Registration closed July 28 as Indiana County members list their names and home towns. The program blends instruction and entertainment with judging contests in agriculture, livestock, dairy, vegetables, and poultry, plus demonstrations and exhibits by homemaking clubs. Silver cups and plaques will reward top teams and individuals.
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Pennsylvania State College
Indiana County
C. A. Koester
Emabel Nichol
Marion Center
R. D
Joan Brown
Home
Jackie McCrea
Blairsville
Doris Miller
Creekside
Joann Fleming
Hillsdale
Miriam Gaston
Glen Campbell
Mildred McCormick
Rochester Mills
Joan Artemus
Homer City
Thelma Houser
Marilyn Cribbs
Indiana
Donna Travis Smicksburg
R. PD
Jane Hoyas
Coral
Nellie Clawson
Harold Behm
Marchand
Tom 'Moffit
County
Penn State
Tom Moffit
Charles Howser
Tom Henry
David Johnston
Ted Montgomery
Ronald White
Patty Dixon
Sally Lewis
Edward Receski
Harold Coleman
Janet Treese
Samuel Kirk
Peggy Nibert
State College Receives 30000 Scholarship Endowment
State College in Pennsylvania announces a $30,000 scholarship fund created by the Class of 1921. Dr Milton S Eisenhower notes annual awards of $200 funded by income from the 20 year endowment policies. Scholarships are based on scholarship, activities, ethics, Americanism and need.
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State College
Pennsylvania State College
Milton 5. Eisenhower
Waldorf System verdict cut to 4000 in Rhode Island
In Providence Rhode Island August 11 the Rhode Island Supreme Court reduced a verdict from 7500 to 4000 for Miss Jeanette Wood 50 who alleged a chicken bone stuck in her throat at a Waldorf restaurant. The court found 4000 reasonable for lost wages medical costs and pain.
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Providence
R. I
Supreme Court
Miss Wood
Bids Placed For New Elementary in Parks Township
The State Public School Building Authority received unofficial low bids totaling 144,129 for a Parks Township elementary school in Armstrong county. General construction Lazier Bros Pittsburgh 95,600. heating and ventilation 19,264. plumbing Keystone Pipe and Supply Butler 20,908. electrical 7,905.
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Harrisburg
State Public School Building Authority
Parks Township
Armstrong County
General
Lazier Bros
Pittsburgh
Keystone Pipe and Supply Company
Butler
Ernest W. Wright
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Drew Pearson
U.S
First Methodist
First. Presbyterian
Harry Burton Boyd
Caesar
College
Indiana Gospel Tabernacle
L. J. Calp
B. A. Pantor
Evangelica U. B
Peterson
Paator Nie
Church of Christ
Alfred H. Palmer
Third
Philadelphia
East Pike Union
First Christian
Lawrence
Christ Episcopal
Free Methodist Hh, Co
Cooley
Fundamental Baptist & EL Wheeling
Tenth Street
Hebrew Unity Congregation
David G. Bhepire
Church of God
Webb
Haglin Borvies
Salvation Army
Clarence Dell
Young People’s Legion
Battle For Souls
Prayasr
Alliance Church
Gaent
Indy School
Rt. Bernard's Catholic Right
James Brady
Paavey Towa
Mow
Maxé
A. W
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Gospel Hall Fifth and Locust Streets
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Unday School
u.—Gospel Meeting
Christian Beienes
Philadelphia Street
Een
Horizonta
Greenland
Pield and
Ithaca, N
Aug
Free World
Wacal Avi
Pmcommy
Berlin
United Nations
Walter Ulbricht
Soviet Zone
Dale
Duke
Marineland
Fla
Area County
Reed
Iron Fireman
Iron Fireman Sales & Service
School
Indiana, Pa
Plumville
J Ber CO
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