Last day to file petitions for county offices
The article notes today as the final day to file petitions for county offices and outlines election procedures. It lists several candidates filing for registry and other posts, with party affiliations and towns including Blairsville Homer City and Banks, plus details on registry assistants and polling hours.
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Registry Vnsessors
Tod P
HST
F. Theodore Miner
Saltsbury
Register
Wupene Motton
Blacklick
William F. Fennell
Burgess G. C. Overdorff
Blairsville
Overdorff
L. §. Wells
Norman Burkett
South Mahoning
George Kraymak
George L. Neely
Milton Peace
Thomas Lovelace
Banks Township
Harry Cooper
Judson McGracken
HH. le
Washington
Mike Kaschak
W. A. Irvine
W. Lt. Neal
Young Township
RK. T. Lowman
Jones
M. W. Bennett
Burrell Township
Normen
Duncaas
G Pelordon
Third Ward
Indiana
David Johns
Delbert C. Young
H. C. Young
Green Township
Dan Long
Carrie Strong
Pine Township
Homer City
Geo. Wakefield
Dan Cameron
W. L. Nesbennett
C. A. McGaughey
Marty L. Hendrickson
Frank A. Johngson
Allen J. Wilson
A.W. Nuddoeck
J. §. Roser
Laney
Burgess
Homer G. Warris
W. Roy Taker
J. Lewis
Dan Har
Tibbott Upheld in Beer License Decision Beaverdale Club
President Judge John H. McCann ruled Cambria County Treasurer Harve Tibbott correctly refused a retail beverage license for the Moose Homa Association of Beaverdale. The delay violated the McClure bill which requires applications to be filed at least one week before June 1, with the Beaverdale club filing on May 29.
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Cambria County
Harve Tibbott
Moose Homa Association
Beaverdale
John H. McCann
Court Today
McClure
Beaverdale Club
Automobile Club Plans Corn Party at Camp Rest A While
The Indiana County Automobile Club will hold its annual corn roast and wiener fry at Camp Rest A While tomorrow afternoon and evening. Supper will be served and a short program has been arranged. Members are urged to attend.
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Indiana County Automobile Club
Camp Resta
Fas
Seek Motive In Death Of Girl 21 In River
Police in two counties probe four killings reported in Pittsburgh and Kittanning within 72 hours. Ada May Rearick, 21, of Margaret, found in Allegheny river with no water in lungs or marks of violence. Joy, Sable, and Gaglianna also slain in Allegheny area. Five suspects turned over to coroner in Rockford Illinois. May Hanson questioned in torch death of Earl Hanson.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Kittanning
Brionette
Ada May Rearick
Margaret
Allegheny River
Allegheny County
Frank Joy
Pitcairn
Joy
Edward A. Sable
Carmen Gaglianna
Sable
Johnstown Hosts Knights of Pythias Convention
Johnstown, Aug 14. Knights of Pythias Pennsylvania grand lodge convenes for the sixty sixth annual session in joint meeting with the Pythian Sisterhood. Speakers include Rev Father Edward J Reed M S Bentz Willman K Saylor and Rose Kyler. Grand Chancellor Commander L M Win and Grand Chief Mabel Pritchard preside. Mrs Kyler to be elected grand chief.
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Johnstown
Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythias of Pennsylvania
Grand Temple of the Pythian Sisterhood
E. E B. Tohmann
Edward J. Reed
St Mark’s Episcopal Church
Arrives From China To Visit Parents In Van Dergrift
Mrs John CG Ankeny of Yokohama Japan arrived in Van dergrift to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Robert C Bowers on Washington Avenue. She formerly Miss Harvitte Bowers and will winter with them. She witnessed wartime maneuvering whenJapanese Chinese hostilities erupted last winter.
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John CG. Ankeny
Yokohama
Japan
Vandergrift
Robert C. Bowers
Washington Avenue
Ankeny
Harvitte Bowers
Oriant
Ford
Parnell Handicap Play Begins At Club Tomorrow
The Parnell Handicap Golf Tour starts with 18 holes on August 16 17 18 or 19 and the final 18 on August 23 24 25 or 26. Players may choose days but must notify the caddy master before starting. Scores count toward the club championship set for August 30 31 and September 1 2.
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Parnell
Rutherford
Violence in Cuba rises after Machado downfall
Late bulletins report renewed violence as Des Cespedes moves to restore liberty. Gunmen fatally strike Lester Lara, secretary to Col Antonio Jimenez, a Machado foe. Jimenez died Saturday amid mob violence that claimed many lives and caused major damage. A police officer killed and another wounded in a separate incident at the 10th precinct. Rumors of poisoned water spread nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William K. Hutchinson
I. N.S
Havana
INS
Machado
Carlos Manuel Des Cespedes
Republic
Lester Lara
Col
Antonio Jimenez
Porraz
Jimenez
Gerardo Machado
Lara
Jordan
10Th Precinct
Pedro Hernandez
Economy Day Prize Winners Gathered in Indiana
Prize drawings held at the Indiana Merchants Association headquarters last evening selected winners F trade names include Mrs John Berish, Mrs Joseph Hana, Gertrude Johnston and others. Miss Viola Bennett conducted the drawing at 1422 Maple Street.
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John Berish
Box
Aullman
Joseph Hana
Gertrude Johnston
Creekside
Barbara Koulovac
Ernest
Orren Nrye
G. W. Wakefield
Homer City
jJoe Supka
Coral
Mer Welr
Lucerne Mines
George Sehlerer
Homer Aty
Indiana
Water Street
Mike Hardowick
Chestnut Street
Bred P. Myers
Indiana Merchats Association
Viola Bennett
Maple Street
Indiana County 4-H Clubs to Picnic Friday
Three hundred fifty 4-H members and families will gather at Indiana fair grounds Friday August 18 for a field day and picnic. Games run ten to twelve with a noon picnic. Twenty six 4-H clubs each host a stint after lunch and a progressive games series ends with a music ball match between Sav an and Oak Tree clubs. Local service clubs sponsor potato club participation from Punxsutawney Indiana Saltsburg Homer City and Blairsville. County Agent Warner says the program is county wide and the first of its kind. Details will announce the 4-H auto tour to State College September 2.
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Indiana County
Indiana Fair Grounds
Savan
Oak Tree
Potato Club
Kiwanis
Rotary
Lion Clubs
Punxsutawney
Indiana
Saltsburg
Homer City
Blairsville
Warner
State College
Bond permission for B and L concerns
Pittsburgh August 15 In a move reported by INS Building and Loan Associations may accept bonds of the Federal Home Owners' Loan Corporation in exchange for distressed mortgages. Horace Russell head of the General and Federal Loan Bank of Pittsburgh notes many associations believed state laws barred accepting bonds not guaranteed by the government or the Federal Home Loan Bank.
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Pittsburgh
Building and Loan Associations
Federal Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Horace Russell
General and
Federal Loan Bank of Pittsburgh
Russell
Federal, Home Loan Bank
Woodin to Reassume Treasury Duties After Illness
Secretary of the Treasury Woodin will return to Washington after Labor Day to resume his duties. Officials say his health has improved and he faces currency stabilization inflation and financing needs tied to the recovery program.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Woodin
Treasury
Congress
Mrs Costello Faces Fate In Poison Trial
In Salem Massachusetts Mrs Jessie B Costello the widow of a fire captain faced a jury awaiting deliberation on murder charges after a dramatic closing plea. The case centered on the death of her husband as she pleaded innocence and devotion to her children.
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Salem
Mass
INS
Jessie B. Costello
Jude I
Frederick W. Fosdick
Massachusetts
Foreman
Auditors Report Printed For Indiana Borough 1932
The Gazette notes the 1932 auditors report as the most detailed in a decade. It praises the borough's financial health, the treasurer's condition, and department budgeting. A single recommendation urges turning illegal parking fine money from police to the burgess for proper recordkeeping.
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Indiana
Abolish Returns Cambria Constables
The Cambria county court on August 14, 1933, ordered that quarterly constables’ returns need not be filed in the Clerk of Courts office until further court order. The decision follows a new State law giving the court discretion on whether returns shall be made by constables.
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Cambria
Mayor Calvin votes down salary slash in Beaver Falls
Beaver Falls August 15. Mayor C W Calvin voted no on the measure but his salary was set at 900 dollars a year, a 300 cut from prior pay. Councilmen who backed the cut also reduced their own pay from 1125 to 720. This marked the council’s first use of salary fixing since Beaver Falls became a third class city two years ago.
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Beaver Falls
C. W. Calvin
Swift Justice Planned For Kidnap Suspects
Federal agents announce speedy trials for eleven Urschel kidnaping suspects seized in St Paul Denver Paradise and Dallas. Harvey J Batley and Bailey linked to Kansas City killings. Bates arrested in Denver. ransom money tied to the Urschel case found with Bailey. Six others held in St Paul and Chicago area linked to the crime.
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Dallas
Tex
Harvey J. Batley
Denver
Paradise
Roosevelt
Bailey
Kansas State Penitentiary
Memorial Day
Taradise
Texas
Ursehhel
Urechel
Frank Nash
Kansas City Union Station
Department of Justice
Albert L. Bates
Urschel
Bates
van Bureau
Paw Paw
Mich
Chicago
St. Paul
Pope Pius XI weeps over Soviet Russia famine plea
INS reports the pope shed tears when a Jesuit described the starving missions in Soviet Russia. The Jesuit, who visited Russia secretly, relayed general food shortages and people wandering for bread and dried fish. The pope warned of potential upheaval in Russia this coming winter.
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Guglielmo Emanuel
VIS
Vatican City
Pope Pius XI
Vatican
Soviet
Russia
Holy See
Wis Holiness
Lynch Threat Sparks Alabama National Guard Mobilization
In Tuscalaoosa a mob seized three Black youths accused in a case involving an 18 year old white girl. Dan Pipkin and A T Hardin were killed by gunfire as deputies were attacked. Elmore Clark survived with injuries and was recaptured after a night escape. Governor Miller was urged to call out troops amid rumors of a second mob.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
INS
Alabama National Board
Elmore Clark
Clark
Dan Pippin
A.T. Hardin
Pasca- Inosa
Birmingham
Jefferson County
Hirmingham
Henry B. Foster
Miller
Former Kaiser Bows to Hitler in Doorn
London dispatch says former Kaiser Wilhelm bans former friends to seek favor with Adolf Hitler. Ex-emperor hopes for Hohenzollern restoration in the Reich amid claims Jews deserted him after Germany's defeat in the war.
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London
Kaiser Wilhelm
Germany
Adolf
Hitler
London Daily Herald
Doorn
Holland
Reich
Legless Swimmer Aborts English Channel Attempt
Charles Ziebelman, a legless Chicago swimmer, began his English Channel bid at 7:30 p.m. yesterday but mist hung over the water all night and he gave up the effort. His distance swum before quitting was not determinable from reports.
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Dover
Eng
INS
Charles Ziebelman
Chicago
English Channel
Kiwanis Hear Hotel Problems From Manager
Harry Nixon, manager of the Moore Hotel, spoke at the Kiwanis Club supper at Camp Rest-a-While. He outlined hotel industry problems and gave a brief history of public hostelry, noting United States and Canada hotel investments totaling about five billion dollars.
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Harry Nixon
Moore Hotel
Kiwanis Club
Camp Rest
United States
Canada
Roosevelt Day Picnic At Idlewild Park Draws Democrats
A Roosevelt Day Picnic is set for Thursday August 17 at Idlewild Park with All Democraty inviting true Democracy supporters. Fifteen Pennsylvania counties including Indiana will send crowds of about twenty thousand plus attendees from nearby states. Special trains run from Pittatinny Greensburg Johnstown and other points as the committee promotes progress under the New Deal with speeches and demonstrations of Democratic ideals.
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Idlewild Park
Washington
Idlewild
Indiana County
Pittatit Greensburg
Johnstown
Pennsylvania
Amon
Roosevelt
A and P Stores Expand Payroll Across Operations
The Great Atlantic Tea Company reports an $8,264.15 rise in annual payroll for its 15,358 stores and offices, with an additional 8,340 workers across coffee roasters, fish and produce warehouses, and food plants. The chain now operates nationwide, adjusting hours and creating job opportunities for men and women where possible.
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Great Atlantic Tea Company
le Agréament
Empley
A. & P. Orgation
Thement
App
Th Ness
Indiana restaurant workers form first state association
The Restaurant Folks 2% plan to organize a formal association in Indiana, with tentative plans and a meeting of Western Pennsylvania Restaurant Men in Pittsburgh sending representatives. Last night’s session highlighted harmony and discussion of issues facing eateries amid N. I. R. A. conditions.
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Chamber of Commerce
Indiana
Westennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Store Expands to Add Space and Departments
Expansion plans target September first with Brody department store enlarging by adjoining east space. The move will house additional lines and departments, reflecting the National Recovery Administration era goals to restore prosperity. A Square Dance event is noted.
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Brody
Additi
Kinney Shoasto
National Recovery Administration
Inter-Racial Marriage Legal Precedent Set in Cambria County
Ebensburg Aug 15 legal ruling declares no law forbids marriages between different races in Cambria County. Register Charles A. MacIntyre refused a license to William C. Frederick and Cartie Priesheth Brown. writ of mandamus followed. The court notes Pennsylvania law does not prohibit such unions until new statute is passed.
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Ebensburg
Court of
Cambria County
Register
Charles A. Macintyre
William C. Frederick
Decker Avenue
Johnstown
Cartie Priesheth Brown
Lower Yoder Township
Macintyre
Frederick
Miss Brown
Cvilt
Pennsylvania
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Socialist Register and Recorder
Tibbott
Automobile Club
Ada
Rockford
May Hanson
Earl Hanson
Robert Nasher
Knights OF Pythias
China
Dreamland
Richard Willstaetter
Munich
Willard Gibbs
American Chemical Society
Porra
A-H
Fair Grounds
Guernsey
Indiana Guernsey Cattle Club
John B. Campbell
Mrs. Costello
Auditors
Hyde Park
Virginia
Shenandoah Valley
Camp Big Meadows
Swift Justice
Zion
Voliva
Desperado
Oklahoma
Guy K. Neal
Onts With
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Zion, DE
Neal
Pope
Pontiff
Kaiser
Westenna
Roosevelt Davey
Square Dance
Cambria Cou
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