Moral Embargo on Plane Sales as Molotov Defies Roosevelt
Washington reports a possible moral embargo on U S sale of bombing planes to Russia in response to Soviet attack on Finland. The idea drew support from Congress members who urged Finland debt relief and renewed condemnation of Soviet bombings.
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Molotoff
Washington
Roosevelt
Finland
Washington Post
Russia
Post
Hull
Japan
United States
Congress
Norris
Ind-Neb
Clark “Oidahu
Tome
Helsinki
Iran
Esterday
Legion Meeting Advances Membership and Welfare Programs
Legionnaires of Indiana Post and Auxiliary pledged support to the state program for disabled veterans and their families at the December 1 meeting in Memorial Hall. The post, with 175 members, aims to surpass last year’s enrollment after a successful Armis tice week drive. Headquarters will operate at Moore Hotel each evening next week to forward cards to the state round-up in Harrisburg December 9. The post also contributes to Christmas funds for Scotland Orphans school and veterans hospitals. County graves registrar H. H. Manners reported 40 previously unidentified graves now recorded. The Navy Department seeks graduates for aviation training and cooperation with Indiana Post, details from Commander Metcalfe or Adjutant Lahr. The year’s activities earned a National Legion citation, followed by social hour and card games.
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Legionnaires of
Indiana Post
Its
Memorial Hall
Steel Guthrie
Moore Hotel
Harrisburg
Kristmadé
Scotland Orphans School
Veterans’ Hospitals
H. H. Manners
United States Navy Department
Charles Metcalfe
Albert Lahr
National Legion
Relief Continues As City Struggles With Food Rationing
Relief lists show single adults receiving limited staples this week including graham flour oats corn meal and apples. Next week quotas may shift to four pounds of apples and three pounds of white flour unless incoming corn meal and oats arrive. Cleveland relief officials report a 30 percent shortfall versus the U S Children’s Bureau adequate diet. Clients press stations for food and coal after a weeklong stoppage while streetcar tickets to health centers are issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roley
Cleveland
U. S. Children’s Bureau of Home Economnics
Revival Continues in Clymer On Franklin Street
Revival meetings progress in Franklin street Clymer with services each evening at 7 80 o clock led by Evangelist E. E. Leadingharm and continuing through December 10, as noted in Gazette Classified.
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Frankin Street
Clymer
E. E
Leadingharm
Shakespeare Club Origins and Early Meetings Return
The article recounts the Ingleside Shakespeare Club origins with Mrs. Suilon’s history of 21 members, notes 10 living, and accounts of early gatherings on November 27 and 28, 1879. It lists founders, charter members, and the transition from amateur group to a permanent organization.
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He Young
B. B. Tiffany
William Ewing
Young
Wy Sutton
J. M. Stewart
J. D McKalip
Bary
Thos. Sutton
Thos Sutton
Baer
Includig
BB Vifany
S. M Oclark
Maryy White
Purington
of. HO Wilson
J. S. Porter
A.C Boyle
Agnes Porter
S. M. Clark
KH. Wison
Bo Wiling
Leechburg Pair Die of Fames in Gas Cabin
State Police identified Arnule Myers 19 and Francis Marie Seilman 18 as the Leechburg area pair found dead from carbon monoxide in a Zillys Grove tourist cabin near Worthington. A camp attendant found the bodies after they entered the tiny structure Wednesday night. a gas stove was burning. Dr. T C McKee of Kittanning attributed death to carbon monoxide poisoning.
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Worthington
Zilly's Grove
Arnule Myers
Francis Marie Seilman
Leechburg
M. A. Beliner
T. C. McKee
Kittanning
Finnish Front News Amid Bombardments and Snowfall
Reports from Helsinki and Karelia describe Soviet air and naval attacks with heavy casualties among civilians in southern coastal cities. Finnish forces claim multiple tanks destroyed, heavy losses for Russians, and several Russian planes shot down. The Kirov cruiser was reportedly sunk near Hangoe, while a Finnish proclamation forms a People’s Government at Terijoki. World famed composer Sibelius remains missing.
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Finland
Helsinki
Karelan
Gulf of Finland
Lake Lagoda
Olkimora
Russaroe
Hangoe
Gulf
Ftrom
Stockholm
Kirov
Defense Ministry
Suurssari
Arctic Ocean
Suvjarvi
Jasman
Mylly‘Jarvi
Moscow
Terijoki
Olta Kuusinen
Mauri Rosthberg
Jan Sibelius
Sibelius
Sweden
Russia seeks provisional government aims for Finland
Tass release colors Russia’s stated plan to reorganize Finland after arrival in Helsinki. The Kinnunen statement targets the government of former Prime Minister Atto K. Cujander and its successor, signaling a shifting political aim after arrival.
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Helsinki
Tass
Russia
Filtand
Kinsien
Atmo K. Cujander
Changes and traditions of the Shakespeare Club brief sketch
The article notes ongoing membership shifts due to deaths and removals with only Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Sutton remaining from the original group. It mentions changes in club regulations, an uncertain name change to Shakespeare Club, recurring questions about refreshments, a supper introduced for evening events, and a president-for-life tenure after years of minor modifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. Sutton
Shakespeare Club
Service charge on Christmas Clubs in Pittsburgh
The Pitt National Bank announced a 50 cent annual service charge on each 1040 Christmas Club savings account. Officials said the fee covers supplies and staff costs, noting annual losses of about 1000 dollars in conducting the Christmas Clubs.
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Pittsburgh
Pitt National Bank
Lawrence witnesses emerge in Erie gravel case trial
Defense cites witnesses from Lawrence's Capitol office including Alice Priddy and Mrs Bertha McCleese who say neither Lawrence nor Bowser appeared March 28 1937. Bowser testifies Verona paid Colegrove 2000 to keep him off, and Patton testifies about April 2 1937 visit without seeing Lawrence. McDonough recaps 1937 Pittsburgh hotel conference involving Earle Margiotti and Adams.
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Capitol
Poner
Edwin
Stuart
Lawrence
Bowser
Alice Priddy
Bertha McCleese
Colegrove
Verona
Nancy S. Patton
Modn Township
Allegheny County
James P. Kirk
Democratic
John T. McDonough
Pittsburgh
McDonough
Earle
Margrottii
Margiott
Margiout
Graham
Erie County
Marginiti
Charlie
Finnish cabinet formation sparks Soviet denunciation
Premier Ryti leads a Finnish cabinet denounced by Soviet Commissar Molotov as a "war provocateurs" regime. Moscow warns the new government, headed by Ryti, aims to seize power, form a people's army, seize banks and industry, and impose a toilers' state while pledging co operation with the Soviet Union to end the Finnish conflict.
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Cessor
Risto Ryti
Finland
People's
Suyie Union
War Provocateurs
I i
Molotoff
Vaino Tanner
Ohe
Christmas Payroll Index Reflects Higher Employment
The October payroll index stood at 110 or 46 percent above the 1929 average, with about 75 million miners employed, up 10 percent from 1920. Buying power of the dollar is higher than during the prior boom, while living costs for workers run about 20 percent below the 1929 average. Miners earned $3.20 daily in 1929 versus $5.76 now, with shorter workweeks and days than a decade ago. Harold Ruttenberg notes the steel industry faces similar changes as soft coal mining.
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University
Federal
Harold Ruttenberg
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Obituary notices from Indiana County deaths and services
An obituary roundup notes the deaths of several local residents from Indiana County. Details include ages from 66 to 68, heart attack death, survivors across Indiana and Blairsville, and funeral plans in Reynoldsville Catholic Church, Elder ton and Shelocta areas. Services are set for Monday and Tuesday with interments in local cemeteries.
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O'Hare
Indiana County
John O'Hare
North Ninth Street
Indiana
R. H. Ray
North Sixth Street
Edward Millex
Homer City
Paul Waylon
Blairsville
Clemenson O'Hare
Reynoldsville Catholic Church
Church
Mary Catherine Sheaffer
Henry and
Isabelle Cuinsenbigler Sheaffer
Shelocta
Lottie Sheaffer
Shélocta
James Boyer
Sheaffer
Kelly Station
L. C. Sheaffer
Apollo
Catherine Olinger
Miss Sheaffer
Thomas Sharp Pettrigrew
Shelecta
Irvin Pettiigrew
East Pike
Samuel
Sarah (Sharp) Pettigrew
Jerry Wise
Dayton
Ava Johns
John Petigrew
Cresson
Little Sell
Robinson Funeral Home
Testimony on cabinet members in gravel case negligence
Harry Kalodner testified that Col. Adams told the administration no cabinet member ever repaid money in the gravel case. Kalodner said Earle asked him to review the state police report and seek advice from Adams and Wilhelm. Major Adams suggested Temple and Griffith were negligent and should be disciplined for allowing sub standard gravel.
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Harry Kalodner
Earle
Col. Adams
Eile Gravel
Kalodner
Adams
Col. C. M. Wilhelm
Ime
Temple
Griffith
H. H. Temple
Highway Department
E. A. Griffith
Stock market snapshot of major industrials and utilities
A crowded list of stocks across sectors highlights gains and yields for steel, auto, oil, chemicals, and rail firms. Notable names include Bethlehem Steel, General Motors, Exxon, United States Steel, Dow Jones components, and major banks, with varied percent moves and trading references across the session.
College Weather Forecast Delivers Cold Turn and Snow Risk
Rain and colder today with a switch to snow tonight. Much colder Sunday. Reading shows 47 the high, 37 the low. Precipitation 0.06 inch, barometric pressure 28.20 inches, humidity 86 percent.
Invalidation of State Alien Registration Sparks Policy Debate
Harrisburg reports that a federal Scranton ruling invalidating Pennsylvania’s alien registration law triggers a wave of reactions. Officials say state relief status remains unaffected while private charity burden increases. Agencies foresee license and registration shifts, with tens of thousands of non citizens affected as the 1940 deadline looms and the registration bureau winds down.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Scranton
Howard L. Russell
Secretary of
Public Assistance
Public Charities Association of Pennsylvania
No Man's Land
Pennsylvania Motor Federation
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Leroy King
State Teachers College
Robert L. Clark, Jr
McKeesport
Samuel W. Shane
Edward Sutton
Briggs
Hrushvalley Methodist Church
Messrs
F. A. Webb
A. G. Mead
Greenwood Cemetery
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Brett
Brethern
Robinson
Mt. Tabor
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Elizabeth Brett
Robison
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Inez
Sherman
William
James
Richard Brett
Armstrong
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Ohio
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Ylaw-Knox
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Procter
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Ind
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Swift d& Co
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Warner Bros
West Union
West el & Mfg
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Woolworth
College
A David
Ralph Amsted
Department of Revenue
Scranton District Court
Department of Labor and Industry
William H. Usuglas
Lewis G. Hines
Secretary of Labor and Industry
Alien Registration Bureau
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
A. F. Moreau
Indiana Gazette
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