Hoover Seeks Swift Action as Prosperity March Resumes
President Hoover, in his annual message to Congress, reports progress against the mood of economic downturn and urges cooperative, local action over sweeping legislation. He calls for $100,000,000 to $150,000,000 for federal building and about $60,000,000 for seed and feed aid, while avoiding controversial topics like prohibition.
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George RL Tolmes
CINS
Washington
Hoover
Cony
Prohibition
Meaver
Wickershaw Commission
Noever
Congress
Congressional
Gon Kress
Department of Agriculture
Jauna
Turmer
United States
Prs Porlop
Bain
Ayal
Agriculure
Alan
Cyea
Inquisitorial proceedings name four defendants
Court records show four defendants in a local inquiry case. Judges and attorneys argued the charges and penalties, with sentences handed down for driving offenses and related crimes. Affected parties include Porter Foreman with the trial team and county officials.
Highways Ashed For Safety In Three Counties
A three county effort by the highway office dispatched twelve trucks and 24 men starting at 5 o clock to ash roads and clear snow on the William Pann, Benjamin Franklin Wehway and Baffalos Pitts burgh highways. Crews worked through the night as temperatures dropped and winds blew. Lincoln Highway stretch from four miles west of Jannertown to five miles east of Reel a Corner was cleared with multiple trucks in use. Maintenance teams reported roads made reasonably safe with no serious crashes though minor slips and out of control incidents occurred, no serious injuries recorded.
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William Pann
Benjamin Franklin Wehway
Pittsburgh
Mdiana
Somerset County
Wb Somorad
Jannertown
Reel
Somerset
Meyersdale
Somparaat
Maryland Line
Kinpawood
Johnstown
Bedford Line
Brotherton
Bakeravilleon
Bakeravie
Enaburg
Roy Aries
Four Hunters Die In Shack Fire Tragedy
A blaze consuming a remote shack killed four men and injured several others near Otis. Firefighters found a ruinous shell and residents reported overheated stoves as the likely cause. State patrolman Kel ley, formerly at Johnstown, attended court today discussing immigration reform and antitrust measures, while President Wilson urged careful revision of laws for deportation and monopolies amid foreign policy notes.
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Otis
State
Lee Barracks
Allan Criminala
Congress
Davhupad
Tonver
Plana
Alter
Compass
Apeutaf
Seward Police Aids Request Over Broken Leg Case
Seward officials seek public aid after a serious leg injury incident involving multiple people. The proceedings include a compensation petition from Mrs. for the death of her pug baggs while in service, requesting partial commutation of the debt owed by the Water City Go.
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Cnmpensi
Cnmpensi Ve Pattiton White Daveloved Ts Pe, Gevded A Oi At Msi Nepests
Soulg Fund Danvling Na
Defombuuyl
Beruugh
Athy
George Mimanely
Har Thane
New Century Club Meeting Highlights Health and Welfare
The New Century Club convened during the White House Conference on Child Health and Protection urging a fair change for every child. Dr Noble praised vaccines and hygiene as crucial to reducing infant deaths, noting county and state figures. May Day Health programs, preschool exams, and a music program under Mrs Ruce and Mrs Mellyaine complemented the gathering.
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White House
Noale
Nahle
Indiana County
Taitiana
Indiana
Noble
Ruce
Dean d. Mellyaine
First United Presbyterian
Mise Wlzabeth Carson
Donald Longwill
Ittrss United Presbyterian Church
Injured in wreck improved after rescue
Rescue by passing motorists saved Randolph, his daughter, and two young friends when their car overturned ten feet below a slope. Randolph suffered severe lacerations to the forehead nose and hands with chest contusion and possible leg fracture. The daughter had severe bruises and body contusions while the two girls escaped with minor injuries. They were taken to Indian hospital then returned home after treatment.
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Mr. Randolph
Indian Hospital
Gandolph
Cornerstone Event December 7 at Jolystown Church
Construction of a new Indiana Congregation church proceeds with pool and interior prep. The building aims to be completed by May IAL, featuring colonial architecture and a modern educational plant. Residents and visitors are invited to the cornerstone ceremony with no fundraising at Sabbath services.
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Jolystown
First
Mays Ial
Indiana
Tathiana
Copper Prices Rise Amid Broad Market Signals
A garbled market note recalls copper prices rising by two cents per pound and hints at broader price trends for commodities. The fragmentary text reflects general price expectations and consumer caution.
FIRST HOLD UP OF THE SEASON
A night robbery ends with a victim relieved of about 150 in change a watch and a knife. Police have clues from descriptions and pursue two suspects. Edward Owens is jailed as alleged accessory after the fact in the Haven murder case. Jesse Hayes remains at large, possibly in the mountains near Armagh.
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Tanee
Edward Owens
Heshbon
Jesse Hayes
John Bellas
Harry Wagner
Bes
Qwens
Wagner
Haven
Hayes
Armagh
Spurious coins in Punxsutawney cause scare
A Punxsutawney resident found a counterfeit half dollar with a greasy feel and odd ringing. He tested it with a hammer in the kitchen. the coin split into four pieces, signaling locals to beware of fake money.
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Ree
Eddie Yeckley Gives Up Fight
Carrolltown December 2 Death overtook Eddie Yeckley in Spang's Ley hospital five days after the 13 year old lad was shot near the heart when a rifle he carried was discharged accidentally He was in a field near his home trying to port a rabbit by ramming the stock of his rifle into its hiding place when the weapon went off He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Leonard Yeckley of three miles east of here and brothers and sisters Leona Charles Geraldine Louis Ethel Greta Mary Mildred Lea and Lonencary all at home A requiem mass will be celebrated at 9 o'clock Wednesday morning at St Benedict's Catholic church Burial will be in the church cemetery.
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Carrolltown
Yeckley
Spangsley Hospital
Eewin
Leonard Yeckley
Here
Aml
Leona
Charles
Geraldine
Louis
Ethel Greta
Mary
Mildred
Lea
Loencary
St. Benedict’s Catholic Charych
Buria
Main Street in Holiday Garb Lighted for Christmas
Kedhaya plans a gala holiday display along D Philadelphia street to illuminate the town with colored electric lights on both sides and festive pylons near the New Ritz Theater. The decorations brighten the main street and signal the Christmas season for residents and visitors.
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Kedhaya
Philadelphia
Vanity Home Is Brightened
Atv and Mrs J B Vanity of Hunter City announce the birth Wednesday November 26 of a baby girl. Marian Heh and her mother are doing well. Fred Fox of Commeora was among visitors. J P Samuel of Dover City was calling on friends yesterday afternoon.
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Fred. Fox
Commeora
J.P. Uamel
Dover City
Endiaya Friends Poulerday
Davis Sworn In After Oath Call Continues
Davis takes the oath amid political maneuvering as Nye notes campaign outlays totaling 368062 with an additional 125000 expected, while the Democratic steering committee votes not to oppose the oath. Davis, aided by Brown, secured the oath despite ongoing spending inquiries and procedural delays.
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Pennsylvania
Nye
Davis
Francis Shunk Brown
Tiagig
Senate
Curtis
Guy John
Wisher
Points on People and Local Visitors in Indiana County
Deputy Adjutant General Richard W. Watson returned to Harrisburg after Thanksgiving at his mother's home, Mrs. M. C. Watson. County Detective Harry Kagger heads to Clearfield to hunt deer with the Glen Campbell Hunting Club. Alfred H. Downey of Pinas township transacted business. Justice of the Peace Chris Butterworth of Glymer joined Monday county commissioners. Clark Marshall of Conemaugh township attended Indiana business. Assessor A. G. Rickard of Grant township conducted Court House business. Lynn Knorr and Uriah Brown of Clymer visited county treasurer for hunting licenses. D. B. Milley of Brushvalley township transacted town business yesterday afternoon. Glen Mumay of Vandergrift spent Monday with Indiana friends. Paul Smith of Rochester Mills traveled to Indiana and spent time with friends. Anthony Lowry of Sheloca was among Monday callers in the Court House.
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Richard W. Watson
Department of Miliary
Affalyn
Harrisburg
M. C. Watson
Harry Kagger
Clearfield County
Glen Campbell Hunting Club
Alfred H. Downey
Pina Township
Chris Butterworth
Glymer
Clark Marshall
Conemaugh Township
Indiana
A. G. Rickard
Grant Township
Court House
Lynn Knorr
Uriah Brown
Clymer
Hunting Lcenses
A. Milley
Brushvalley Township
Town
Glen Mumay
Vandergrift
Paul Smith
Rochester Mills
Anthony Lowry
Sheloca
Card of Thanks From Paimey Family
We express deepest gratitude for the kindness shown after our father’s death. Your thoughtful flowers and the use of cars on the funeral day are gratefully acknowledged. Mrs. William Paimey and Family.
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William Paimey
Local residents visit Indiana and nearby towns on Monday
Wilits McHenry of Creekside and Albert Smith of Penn Run were among visitors in Indiana on Monday. Mr and Mrs Martin Dick of Cherryhill Township shopped and called on friends. Attorney George Jeri handled legal matters in Sharon. Deputy Mugene Wilson and Gluff Borland attended county business in Glen Campbell. J A Dixon and Mrs Dixon of Connmaugh Township shopped in town. Dr Wayne J Smith, a Pittsburgh dentist, was en route to hunt deer. Frank Lenhardt, a well known electrician of Jimes, visited Indiana. Thomas J Jamison Warrington Lydia Dick and Zanos Jones, road supervisors of Cherryhill Township, weighed county business. EF Goss of Hillsdale attended 19 business in county offices.
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Wilits McHenry
Creekside
Indiana
Albert Smith
Penn Run
Anvil
Martin Dick
Gherryhill Township
George Jeri
Sharron
Sheri Mugene Wilson
Gluff Borland
Glen Campbell
J. A. Dixon
Australian woman flyer in good health after Bahamas crash
Australian flyer Mrs Keith-Miller was forced down in the Bahamas while attempting a Miami record flight. Native seamen brought her to Nassau after her monoplane ran off course in rough seas. Her mother in New York received word of her safety and praised her resilience and skill.
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Mangtlvecay
Jon & Hunt
Nogsau
Keith-Miller
Tavana
Miami
Fla
Andros
New York
M. L. Beveridge
Athens
J. M. Keith-Mitler
Bahamas
Fittsburgh
Havana
Cleveland
Palestine
Bagdad
England
Australia
W. N. Lancaster
Royal Air Force
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Taneeton
Huntlowedon
T. Brown
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State Motor
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Myron
NEW Century Club Meeting
Marton Center
ACME
Punxsutawney
Vanity
Treasury
Clearing House
Federal Reserve Bank
Peene
B. Atchison T. SF. V.s
Bethlehem Steel
Canadian Pacific
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OHO
Chrysler
Duponh
Icastman Kodak
Eric RR
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Mgtot
BOT Griggby-Grund
Nickel Rete Pas
Kemvinator Cpscryters
Kennecott Gappers
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Miami Copper
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North American Penn
Seeene Pullman
Yeees
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Sinclair Oil
Trans-America
Trans-Airways U.S. Steel
Westinghouse Elec, Co. M. St. Pyegentatet C. M. St. PB
Bid
Pennroad Corp
Nal Alecleae
Eheaere
A. Robertson
O’coats
Is-Blade Company
Indiana, PA
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