Motor Officials End Convention at Gleafield
Delegates to the Pennsylvania Motor Federation conference in Gleafeield Harrisburg to urge funding for the Highway Department road construction program and consider diverting a $20,000,000 highway surplus. The group backed private toll-bridge procurement, a safety liability bill, and chose New Castle to host the 1931 meeting.
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Clearefield
TNS
Pennsylvania Motor Federation
Harrisburg
Highway Department
Pennsylvania
New York
New Jersey
H. W. Tallman
Philadelphia
American Automobile Association
Commonwealth
Edward Gable
Lancaster
Stats Federation
Ernest N. Smith
Washington
Vic
New Castle
Properties Sold At Sheriff Sale Continued From Page One
The Maugh Building and Loan Association of Blairsville bought Blairsville property for 600. The W L Selman property in Blairsville sold to Blairsville Savings and Trust Company for 3500. The C M Widdowson property in Clymer sold to Wayne Tomb for 50. The Aaron E Pearce property in Wayne township sold to the Berret Land Bank of Baltimore for ? The W C Smith property in Second Ward Indiana sold to the plaintiff for 100. The M M Burnett property in Saltsburg sold to Blairsville Trust Company for ?
Fourteen Die In One Town Amid Poison Gas Theories
Disturbing reports tell of fourteen deaths in one town with residents fearing poisoned air. Doctors and local authorities plan a joint inquiry as officials weigh German gas theories, while families shelter indoors and sleep eludes them.
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Willey
Orson
Coleagues
Air Lines Open Radio Meteorological Station Near Cresson Club
The Transcontinental Air Transport Co and its subsidiaries Maddox Air Lines and Western Air Expo opened a radio meteorological station at Cresson Country Club. It provides weather totals and passenger plans for the Pittsburgh Harrisburg Columbus route. WAGE is the station’s tall jetters, operating on 304 kilometers intermediate frequency, with constant two way links between the Cresson station and aircraft in flight.
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Oresson
Transcontinental Air Transport Co
Maddox Air Lines, Inc
Western Air Expo
Cressun Country Club
Pittsburgh-Herrisburge Lee
Card of Thanks for support after loss
The family Sherman DeVinney and relatives thank friends neighbors and kin for kindness flowers and prayers during the illness and death of our dear wife and mother.
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Geay
Pethecs
Sherman DeVinney
Graduation the Indiana Community School recital at First United
The Indiana Community School of Religious Education holds its adult department commencement at First United Presbyterian Church next Tuesday at 8 pm. Dr George W Wellburn will speak and present diplomas to eight scholars, including Mrs Knox. graduates include Mae R Fulton Kathleen Goodfellow Anna Holstein Martha Stephens Fred Koozer J H Martin and W A Simpson. The semester reported 118 credits, near full attendance, and strong teaching staff. Public invited.
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Indiana Community School of Religious Education
First United Presbyterian Church
George W. Wellburn
Christian Education
State of Bannsylvienia
Speacer
Knox
Indiana Community School of Religious Eeducation
Indiana
Wellburn
Lone Wolf Robs Jeweler of $25,000 Diamonds
Police seek a well dressed bandit who entered Abraham Moss's office in downtown Los Angeles last night. He asked to see stones, drew a revolver, forced the safe open, and took the entire stock of diamonds and several watches. Moss was restrained with wire and locked in his office before the thief fled.
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Tos Angeles
Abraham Moss
Moss
Judge Ford in State of Coma
Pittsburgh report says Judge Thomas J. Foard 72 retired from the bench in August is critically ill and in a coma at his Aspinwall home. Physicians attribute his condition to overwork and mental strain. He has been unconscious since last Tuesday and planned a Florida vacation with Mrs Ford, with plans to depart January 1 for the south.
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Pittsburgh
Thomas J. Foard
Aspinwall
Ford
Florida
Compton Pleas Bench
Foard
Christians for Jews Who's Who honors three leaders
Three Christians named in the American Hebrew Who's Who for 194? include Newton Baker of Cleveland William Scarlett of St. Louis and Elmer Brown chancellor of New York University. Baker to receive the American Hebrew medal for promoting Christian Jewish understanding. Scarlett organized the first national program to foster better understanding in America in St. Louis. Jewish benefactions during the year topped 22.8 million dollars.
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New York
LNS
Newton
Baker
Cleveland
Bishop
William Scarlett
St. Louis
Elmer Brown
New York University
Haker
America
Scarlett
Mrs Elkin to be Given Honor During July Week
Community plans a gala week in Indiana with a large celebration. A Christmas tree donated by Samuel Rinn will stand near Sixth and Philadelphia streets, decorated by Legion members for the holiday season. Legion and auxiliary entertained after the meeting with impersonations and performances by Mrs Blain Sutuns Viend Mrs Dale Timberlake Hal Beach and Ken Walker.
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Indiana
Samuel Rinn
Sixth
Philadelphia
Legion
Legion Auxiliary
Titoe
Blain Sutuns Viend
AL Walia Jhickeon
Pilno
Dale Timberlake
Hal Beach
Ken Walker
Monday Musical Benefit in Indiana County Auditorium
A benefit program hosted by the Gentral Charities Association of Indiana County features Inet performers including vocalists instrumentalists and psychics. The event aims to raise funds for those in distress with a varied program of songs skits and scenes at the Wgh Arcoval auditorium Monday night. It promises lively entertainment and notable participation by Mrs Pollock Miss Mary King and the American Legion Auxiliary among others. Proceeds support Christmas relief. tickets recommended for all.
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Inet
Wgh
Arcoval
Auspions
Gentral Charities Association
Indiana County
Spross
Dennee
Kountz
Ben Pollock
Mary King
Wynken Blynken
Nod
Eugene Field
Ethelbert Nevin
Pollock
Dunrtette
Blair
Ellis
Taylor
Buchheit
Hamilton
Sidney Slomer
George Roberts
James Trancis Cooke
J. C. Buchheit
Mary Ming
Barnesboro Man Indicted on Six Forgery Charges
A Barnesboro man, McDonald, is under arrest for forging five clerks’ checks and running a fraud scheme. He allegedly bought a spare tire and battery with two checks, received cash change, then disappeared with the car and equipment. Police investigators identify him in similar forgery cases as the suspect. He was detained with another man, tonshay, after a vehicle stop en route to Indiana, found intoxicated, and both men are held for a county hearing.
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McDonald
Irwin
MacDonald
Indiana
Wipperary
Clark
Conmnedove
Glynier
At. Geers
Mad
Steve Tonshay
Starford
Honshey
Clymap
Bhaan
Triana
ELOPERS HELD OVER AFTER TESTIMONY INQUEBEC MARRIAGE CASE
Thelma Kyevp, 17, formerly of Decatur, Chesfield, reportedly eloped with an unnamed partner from Mayville. Police say the couple were married pending court review as magistrate orders hold.
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Pippshurghs
Thelma Kyevp
We Decatur
Chesfield
Chey
Maysvle
Dines
Adult Meeting Here Tomorrow at Luther Church
A district conference for church workers in Indiana County's Lutheran Church is set for tomorrow at 3 p.m. in the Lutheran School room. Dr George Wellburn will lead the session focusing on adult home and parent training across church schools and invites all workers and interested parishioners to attend.
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Lutheran Church
Distret
Indiana County
George Wellburn
State Department of Christian Education
Wellburn
Indiana
Indiana Distiet
Mystery fog strikes Liege and Namur. hundreds ill
Panic as a mysterious deadly fog blankets the Meuse Valley from Liege to Namur. Hospitals take in more than 300 victims with heart and lung ailments as residents barricade homes and seek gas masks amid widespread fear of further deaths.
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Liege
Belgium
Meuse Valley
Meuse
Namur
Tt Wis
Hithaete
Sone
Fragmented Text Summary Card
A garbled OCR passage discusses uncertainty and choosing from a full selection. It mentions eating, preparation, and delaying tasks as leading to a hectic workload. No clear entities or events are identifiable from the readable text.
Brookville Judge Passes Sentences in County Officials Case
Iris face pale and Miss Anna Kyle weeping as C A Anderson Jefferson County schools superintendent is sentenced by Judge Reed to three months in jail on adultery and ordered to pay child support and costs totaling about 4340. A $1000 bond is required for faithful performance. The court notes no distinction between high and low.
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Punxsutawney
Dee
Iris
Anna Kyle
Brookville
C. A. Anderson
Jefferson County
Judge Reed
Cambria County
Miss Kyle
Reed
Anderson
Sebastian Puglise
C. J. Margiotti
Misa Kyle
Mr. Anderson
Raymond E. Brown
Morris Asks Department Probe Boost of Steel Prices
Senator Norris urged a Justice Department probe into a more than $1 per ton rise in steel prices just as the government planned a large public works program. He argued steel firms conspired to raise prices on the eve of demand to relieve unemployment. Senator Walsh challenged the motive, while Senator King moved to expand anti trust law review.
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Washington
Dec
Department of Justice
Norris
Nebraska
Uutch
Steel Trust
United States
Walsh
Massachusetts
Red Cross
King
Utah
Judiciary Committee
Silk
No Veterans To Be Discharged During Christmas Holidays
Veterans Affairs administrator Hines ordered that WWI veterans in national homes who are not totally disabled shall not be discharged during the Christmas holidays. The ban lasts until January 6 and follows a protest over plans to discharge 290 veterans from Ft. Leavenworth. Hines noted homes delay discharges of those able to work after holidays, while freeing space for disabled cases.
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Washington
INS— Ih
Hines
Veterans’ Affairs
Ft. Leavenworth
Kansas
C. W. Wadsworth
Bureau of National Homes
Pittsburgh Hunter Shot in Deer Crushed Woods
Albert Bradel 22 of Pittsburgh was critically injured in Dubois Pennsylvania after an accidental gunshot while heating the crush for deer. The wound tore his thumb pierced his arm and passed through the lung as he walked three miles with his companions to a machine before hospital admission.
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Dubois
Albert Bradel
Pittsburgh
Joseph Bradel
Jacob FP. Robitzer
Pittsburgh Police
Bradel
Candidates Promote Prize Car Campaign Across Districts
Report today on campaign entries offering prizes from Packard to Ford. Active participants may win a car or cash prizes in each of six districts with ten percent commission on cash subscriptions. Enter now to gain a prize and benefit from steady campaigning and timely reports.
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Packard
Willys-Knight
Buick
Dodge Brothers
Chevrolet
Whippet
Ford
Immigration restrictions cut October visas sharply
Washington The State Department said immigration restrictions enacted to shield American jobs caused an 87 percent drop in October non preference visas with only 1668 issued versus 14846 normally. Officers enforced the 1917 act clause excluding aliens who might become public charges, and the department estimates about 135000 fewer aliens will be admitted this fiscal year ending in June.
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Washington
State Department
Cartel talk sparks anti trust concerns in steel debate
An international cartel for fixing prices is described, with remarks on rising prices and monopolistic control. Norris assails steel firms while quoting the president on unemployment relief. Edward George of Homer City and Special Officer Farr Myers appear in county offices during a Friday visit.
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King
Norris
Edward George
Homer City
Farr Myers
Graceton
Sheriff's Office
Points on people in the Indiana visitors list
John Ruffner of Glen Campbell and A W Tonkins of Cherrytree were among Friday visitors to Indiana. Others include W R Altman Center township and Chris Butterworth Clymer JP at the Court House. Counts of locals such as M R Grumbling Homer City and Thomas Frantz Rogromoyne appear with several shoppers, callers, and travelers visiting Indiana.
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John Ruffner
Glen Campbell
A. W. Tonkins
Cherrytree
Indiana
W. R. Altman
Center Township
Chris Butterworth
Clymer
Court House
M. R. Grumbling
Homer City
Thomas Frantz
Rogsmoyne
H. M. Edwards
Graceton
Dale Boyer
Shelocta
Alice Karr
Cleveland
Dorothy Thomas
William Minto
Church Street
E. Walker Smith
Clairton
John W. Walner
Ell County
J. E. Davis
Clymer Schools
Harry Koozer
Clinton County
Samuel Craig
Rayne Township
Alex Kerr
Johnstown
Standard Slag Company
County Commissioners
Stocks End Week With Broad Decline Across Sectors
At New York on Friday December 6 stocks slid overall as persistent selling hit rails oils steels utilities and specialties. Major rails including New York Central and Erie touched year’s lows while many well known names like Eastman Kodak and American Tobacco showed declines amid a steady downmarket with little rallying power and a large total of selling orders.
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New York
Clearing House
Federal Reserve Bank
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Tlelen Price
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Burnside
Ruth May Cronsmin
Chosvytree
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Canadian Pacific
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