Auto Industry Chicago Banquet Marks 33rd Dinner
INS predictions by famous speakers at Chicago banquet forecast a gradual trade revival after over‑speculation. Henry Ford received a Role medal for industry contributions. Edward Wentworth Beatty Arthur Brisbane and B C Forbes spoke on recovery, speculation costs, and international co operation with Mexico and Canada.
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Chicago
Henry Ford
Edward Wentworth Beatty
Canadian Pacific Railway
Arthur Brisbane
New York
B. C. Forbes
Beatty
Brisbane
League of Nations
Mexico
Canada
Floyd Gibbons Speaking on Relief Funds Release
A quoted Floyd Gibbons discusses easing income taxes and stresses that timely release and use of relief funds matter as much as their size. Crain Public Safety committee chair condemns racketeers as minor players relying on reputation and asserts that real masterminds directing New York rackets are a myth.
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Crain Public Safety Committee
New York
Bank Holdup Escapes With 60000 From Kansas City Bank
Bandits robbed a Kansas City bank today inside the Livestock Exchange Building and outside, holding 20 employees at gunpoint and escaping with about 60000 in cash, the usual cash reserve at the bank, in a bold interstate crime.
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Kansas City
Interstate National
Bante
Livestock Exchange
Cinderella to Be Presented by Lutheran Auxiliary in Indiana
Mrs Lukehart directs a Cinderella production with Evelyn McAfoose as Cinderella and Mary Jane Baker as Fairy God Mother. Jennie Hill plays Alberto and Louise McMillen is Prince Charming. Florence Jane Thomas Ruth Miller share the stepsisters roles. Wadia George portrays the distressed father Lord WasY. Mary Frick is the rose sprite. Indiana Lutheran Auxiliary supports this youthful show.
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Florence Jane Thomas
Ruth Miller
Lord Wasygoing
Cinderella
Wadia George
Faelyn Koontz
Little, Herald
Rose Sprite
Mary Frick
Indiea
Auxiliary
Lutheran Church
Lukehart
Indiana
Big Business and Officials Unite Against Racketeers
A newspaper column argues racketeering will be checked as officials, business leaders, and industry join forces. It notes friction between big and little business and predicts bold plans, including rocket planes from Berlin to New York within two decades, with trans Atlantic travel by Baby Austin enthusiasts on the horizon.
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Fritz von Opel
Berlin
New York
Iron Age predicts upturn in steel demand next year
Henry Ford Pittsburgh December 10 report notes favorable weekly iron and steel trade developments. Demand for forward delivery rises while recession may continue this month. prices hit new 1930 lows, with finished steel at 2.12 cents per pound and heavy melting scrap at 11.25 per ton. pig iron steady at 16.02 per ton. Rail contracting and tin plate orders bolster mills. auto industry increasing steel purchases.
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Pittsburgh
Dry Union vs Open Dram Shop in 1920s jab at labor
A column mocks labor unity and Soviet planning while recalling 1920 era crime and culture. It notes unions, Prohibition era drys, and a Paris of social quirks, joking about Moscow guidance and labor shortages, then rambles through crime vignettes and pop culture curiosities before promising more orphan news items tomorrow.
Anybodys Race For Big Cars And Cash
The campaign nears a decisive final week with close voting and strong incentives. Officials warn that only this week offers the key chance to secure votes subscriptions and dollars before the first period ends December 26. Afterward a new Second Period schedule takes effect, narrowing opportunities to win votes and prizes.
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Jessor
Rosea
Two Guilty Pleas Lead to Judge Laingham Sentences
In a criminal court, two defendants pleaded guilty to charges they faced. C C Stoffey was sentenced to pay costs, a $200 fine, and thirty days in the county jail, while Hale Repine faced a morality offense sentence including medical and physician charges totaling $147.
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Dentenees
J. N. Laingham
C. C. Stoffey
Ayead
Hale Repine
Mrs Ida Faith Dies After Illness At 60
Mrs Ida Hillard Faith 60 wife of William H Faith and long-time Creekside resident died at relatives home in Punxsutawney after months of illness. Born near Bix Run, she was active in the Methodist church and leaves husband three sisters four brothers and two stepchildren. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm in Creekside with Rev Moore. interment Greenwood Cemetery.
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Ida Hillard Faith
William H. Faith
Punxsutawney
Jacob
Nancy Smith
Hilliard
Bix Run
Methodist Church
George Hilliard
Akron
Ohio
Creekside
O’élétic
Rev. Moore
Marion Center Methodist Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Commonwealth v Cramer Trial Delayed in Aggravated Assault
The case of the Commonwealth against Sherman Cramer, indicted for aggravated assault and battery and assault and battery, was on trial when the court adjourned yesterday afternoon at 5:80 o'clock. The record notes include expenses and monthly sums paid to the prosecutrix, totaling $25, $28, and $38 for sixty months respectively.
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Don Buterbaugh
The
Commonwealth
Sherman Cramer
Belligerent forces to pass own program
The Senate and House clash over unemployment and agricultural relief. The House passed an 11 million dollar bill to speed federal construction, while the Senate debates a 60 million dollar feed and seed loan to ease agricultural distress. The fate of the House bill is uncertain as the Senate may block funds for lump sum Treasury expenditures. President Hoover faces resistance from Senator La Follette who pushes for taxes to fund relief measures.
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Senate
House
Tuover
Treasury Department
Hoover
4 H Club Holds Interesting Meet
About sixty attended the joint meeting of Clover Ridge 4 H Bee Club and Home Potato Club at Gaibleton. Events included a chicken shed contest won by Nathaniel Simpson Rochester Mills and a bee hive drawing won by Karl Botsford. Bee specialist E J Anderson urged starting with a ten frame hive and two pound bee package with queen. Earl Botsford reported on bee and honey display work in Pittsburgh area. Robert Wetzel, president, spoke on his Springfield Massachusetts trip with the Pennsylvan ia Bee Demonstration team.
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Clover Ridge
Gaibleton
Nathaniel Simpson
Rochester Mills
Karl Botsford
E. J. Anderson
State College
Mr. Anderson
Carnegie
Earl
Robert Wetzel
Springfield
Mass
Robert
Pennsylvania
Senate resolution links relief to tax fears amid unemployment
The La Follette resolution endorses Democratic leaders and a revived coalition opposing Republican administrations. It argues relief should precede concerns of wealthy taxpayers, urging action while noting President's statements on restricting relief. Senator Borah endorses higher income taxes to fund aid.
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Lafolette
United States
Senate
William EB. Borah
Idaho
Borah
Kingsford Smith Weds Miss Porwell in Melbourne Ceremony
A crowd of about 10,000 gathered outside Scots Church Melbourne as Wing Commander Charles Kingsford Smith Australia’s premier airman married his former sweetheart Mary Porwell The ceremony was held today and reported by London papers in dispatches from Melbourne
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London
Charles Kingsford-Smith
Australia
Melbourne
Mary Porwell
Holiday Home Lighting Contest Returns This Year
The holiday home lighting contest, backed by the Chamber of Commerce and the Evening Gazette, will reprise this season with prizes and $100 in gold from Associated Gas and Electric. An upcoming meeting will announce details. Entrants must complete a blank form and keep outside lights burning during Christmas to qualify, with the town divided into districts for multiple prizes.
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Chamber of Commerce
Evening Gazette
Associated Gas and Electric Company
Lovejoy Club Bags Seven Bucks in Frenchville Hunt
Seven members of the Love Joy Rod and Gun Club, led by C. R. Bagley of Indiana, returned from a Dixonville Green Township hunting camp near Frenchville in Clearfield county with six bucks. Members credited include William Buterbaugh C. J. Learn Arthur McCombs Don Gibson and Lynn McDermott of Greentown. Frank Fimpton, the seventh member, did not shoot but aided drives.
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Love Joy Rod and Gun Club
C. R. Bagley
Indiana
Dixonville
Green Township
Frenchville
Clearfield County
R. Bagley
Chevy Chase
William Buterbaugh
C. J. Learn
Arthur McCombs
Don Gibson
Don Gibson Ane Lynn McDermott, of Greentown Bap, Frank Fimpton
Creekside Boy Wins Automobile in Monessen Fire Dept Drawing
Terrence Shields of Creekside Indiana County won the Oldsmobile sedan in a Monessen fire department drawing held at 11 o'clock Saturday night. A. W. Armstrong of Monongahela received second prize. Torrence Shields was deer hunting at Cooper's Camp in Clinton County when a telegram arrived.
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Monessen Pace Department
Jat
Donner
Terrence Shields
Creekside
Indiana County
A. W. Armstrong
Monongahela
Torrence
Cooper's
Clinton County
Monessen
Clarence Shields
Silver Medal Contest Thursday in West OC Tgs Hall
A busy week for our W OC TTU with a Thursday silver medal contest at tgs hall. Mrs Trezise spoke on the national convention in Houston Texas, contrasting dry and wet issues. She addressed Indiana teachers at a reception to welcome attendees. Thursday features a sixth grade Second Ward children’s meeting with broad invitation.
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W. OC. T
Gs Hall
Cate
W. OC
T. U
Senate clash over Hoover road funds and relief plan
Senators push for large road and bridge grants without state match while President Hoover faces opposition to a proposed 150 million emergency fund. House trims to 110 million as Senate balks amid censure of relief measures. Tennessee’s McKellar demands a concrete program and questions the administration’s plan.
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Hoover
Black
Alabama
Senate
House
McKellar
Tennessee
Sunday School Pride and Shortfall in Pennsylvania
World Sunday School Association reports Pennsylvania holds one tenth of U S Protestant Sunday School members and one twelfth of world totals. Despite pride in the record Pennsylvanians see only one in three people in Sunday School. The state urges every Sunday School to adopt the motto Increase for 1931. Indiana County supports the Pennsylvania State Sabbath School Association, highlighting the role of Sunday School in fighting evil and improving the world.
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World Sunday School Association
Indiana County
Pennsylvania
America
United States
Pennsylvania State Sabbath School Association
North America
Indies
Asia
Africa
Malaysia
Oceania
Isara
Central Charities Association Seeks Helpers in Indiana County
All those needing maids labor or any aid are urged to contact Miss Wiggins secretary of the Central Charities Association of Indiana County at Room 201 Indiana Theatre building. The association lists many work seekers and keeps a large waiting list. call or visit for assistance and placement.
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Miss Wiggins
Central Charities Association of
Indiana County
Indiana Theatre
Central Charities Headquarters
Lions Club Hears Harris Boyer Quartet at Moore Hotel
Large turnout at the Lions Club meeting in the Crystal Room of the Moore Hotel featured a dinner, musical program with the Harris Boyer Baking Company quartet from Johnstown, cornet solos, and an address by B. Inschoo, sales manager of Harris Boyer. Next week, high school football coaches and team members will attend the Lions Club banquet.
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Lions Club
Moore Hotel
Harris-Boyer Baking Company
Quartette
Johnstown
B. Inschoo
Harris-Boyer Company
Mrs M C Watson Honored Guest at Legion Banquet
Mrs M C Watson of Nort Seventh street State Historian of the American Legion Auxiliary was the honor guest at the annual banquet of Legion Auxiliary Post 222 Gly mer held in Twin Gables last night. Forty eight husbands and sons attended as toasts and addresses followed by cards and dancing after a turkey dinner.
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M. C. Watson
Nort Seventh Street
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Auxiliary Post
Glymer
Twin Gables
Card of Thanks for Spaghetti Supper Success
The Ladies Aid Society of the M. E. Church thank all who helped make their spaghetti supper a big success. Special thanks to A DeGaetano for the idea D L Trunas of Homer City Cafe for cooking LaMantia Bros Ross' Fault Store Greiner Baking Co for donations Green Vase Floral Indiana Floral for decorations and Mrs Blair Sutton Mrs McClure Mr Corino Kenny Walker Hal Reach for their part in the program.
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Ladies Aid Society
M. E. Church
A. DeGaetano
D. L. Trunas
Homer City
LaMantia Bros
Ross’ Fault Store
Greiner Baking Co
Green Vase Floral
Indiana Floral
Lecorations
Blair Sutton
McClure
Mr. Corino
Kenny Walker
Hal Reach
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St. John the Divine
William '. Manning
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Arthur Garfield Hayes
Ida Faith
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Lovejoy Club
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