Hearings Set on Loans to Allies Linked to U S Entry
Morgan and Lamont to testify January 7 as the Sea gle Munitions Committee probes whether Allied loans influenced U S neutrality before World War I. Nye and Clark publish a Lansing memorandum noting loans could force U S to aid Allies and raise embargo proposals, while Morgan & Co denies pressuring U S entry.
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Senate
America
Morgan, Lamont
Preston L. Grover
Associated Press
Washington
Morgan
Thomas W. Lamont
Morgan & Company
Seagle Munitions Committees
Clark
Nye
N. D
Robert Lansing
United States
Morgan and Company
England
Stephen Raushenbush
Congress
Lansing
Wilson
Nye-Clark
Bryan
Europe
J. P. Morgan & Company
Andre Tardieu
France
Obituary notices for Clark and Mumau families in Armstrong and Corvallis
Obituary notices report Jacob I. Clark 62, Plumcreek Township farmer, died yesterday. He was born March 28, 1873, and survived by his widow Mary E Ten Clark, a son Charles A. Clark of Canton Ohio, and four daughters. Funeral at his home Sunday at 2 pm with burial in Elderton Cemetery. Also noted are death notices for Mrs. Margaret Griffith Mumau of Corvallis Oregon, daughter of T S Griffith of Cherry Tree, and Mrs. Verna While 45, of Irwin, with list of survivors.
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Jacob I. Clark
Plumcreek Township
Armstrong County
Mary E.ten Clark
Charles A. Clark
Canton
Ethel Orr
Iota Frye
Beulah Johnson
Shelada
Ada Devinney
Creekside
Elderton Cemetery
Glenn Mumau
Corvalli
Ore
Margaret (Griffith) Mumau
Glen Mumau
T. S. Griffith
Cherrytee
Thhree
Lena
Verl
Howard
Howard Griffith
Harry Douglass
Corvadlis
Benjamin Griffith
Missouri
Ef, C. Wynkoop
Gillette
Wyo
Harry Leamer
Charles Griffith
Cherrytree
Jesse and
Clair Griffith
Marion Center
Verna While
White
Irwin
Elmer A
Henneth C. Malcolm
Lois
Arthur J
Myra Jean
Harold B
Divorce Suit Alleged Household Abuse and Trial Verdict
Mrs. Gertrude E Fielding sued for divorce from Percy Fielding claiming constant trouble at home. She testified he struck her with a bedroom radio set a flying plaster and an auto wrench and threw dishes. She won her suit.
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Worcester
Mass
Gertrude E. Fielding
Percy Fielding
Beatrice A. of Irwin Survived by Family in Obituary
Beatrice A. of Irwin is survived by her mother Mrs Henry Pifer of Big Run Pa and two grandchildren. Brothers and sisters include Lester Pifer NuMine Roy Pifer Big Run Mrs Joh Morey East Palestine and Mrs Jess Cramer Connellsville. Mineral services were held at 230 am today at her late home led by Rev W E Sless of the Irwin M E church. The body will be taken to Big Run Saturday for interment Sunday in MeClure Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice A
Irwin
Henry Pifer
Big Ran
Lester Pifer
NuMine
Roy Pifer
Joh Morey
East Palestine
Jess Cramer
Connellsville
W. E. Sless
Irwin M. BE
Big Run
MeClure
Education policy highlights and teachers meeting notes
The governor outlined school funding and social legislation measures, including over 60 million in state subsidies and a 20.6 million federal aid school project. New York Times speaker J Milner Dorey urged newspapers as essential education tools, while educators like Alexander Stoddard and Francis Gaines discussed learning materials, peace, and reading mastery. The State Teachers Association moved to elect a woman president, Mary B. McAndrew, Carbondale superintendent, with other officers and department proposals to be decided.
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NRA
Earle
State Supreme Court
New York Times
J. Milner Dorey
The
Carey
Corey
Dorey
Pennsylvania State Education Association
Fife
Alexander
Stoddard
Providence
Department of Superintendence
National
Sducy- Hon Association
Francis P. Gaines
Washington & Lee University
Lexington
Glenn Gildersleeve
Department of Pubic Instruction
Dover
Del
House of Delegates
Mary B. McAndrew
Carbondale
McAndrew
Ben G. Graham
Pittsburgh
Association
Carmen Ross
Edinboro Teachers College
Jessie Gray
Philadelphia
Graham
R. R. Abernathy
Harrisburg
J. D. App
Dauphin County
Charles Maxwell
Westmoreland County
George E. Walk
Temple University
Otis Rothenberger
Leesport
National Education Association For Pennsylvania
J. Herbert Kelley
New Kensington Man's Death Said Accident
Vintondale coal miner Mike Colosin, 81, was killed late Tuesday night after stepping into a street in Vintondale and into the path of a car driven by Joseph Pruchineky. He died at a nearby office from neck and leg fractures. Deputy Coroner exonerated the driver. witnesses said the car swerved but could not avoid him. Colosin, of Vinton Collieries, is survived by his widow Mary and three children in Russia.
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Vintondale
Mike Colosin
Joseph Pruchineky
EF. EB
Custer
Cambria County
Pruchinsky
Colasin
Vinton Collieries Company
Mary Colosin
Russia
Army bombs lava flow to save Hilo water supply
In Hilo Hawaii on Dee 27 the United States army planned aerial bombardment of Mauna Loa lava flow with 600 pound bombs to divert molten rock away from the water system and the coastline. If air strikes fail, 50 engineers would fight with dynamite at 2 p.m. EST. Moonstones are noted as sacred in India.
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Hilo
Hawaii
Dee
United States
Mauna Loaut
Third Engineers
Third Engineers Will Try To Break the Lava's Threat Wath Dynam Ve
Russian Factory Stars Show Big Output Boosts
In a Moscow factory tour, a two year old girl named Klaudia Kruglaoshina runs a lathe four times her schedule, earning four times her normal pay. A Stakhanovite Boris Mishke turns five times his norm, earning about 1200 roubles monthly, while both share how material flow and work division boost production yet lag behind American efficiency. The workers describe personal spending and ambition, with the era’s emphasis on extraordinary output and self-advancement.
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Frazier Hunt
Moscow
London
Klaudia Kruglaoshina
Lamm
Henry Ford
Charles Kettering
Walter Chrysler
Triple-Alliance
Boris Mishke
Boris
Great Dancer Plays Double Role in Public Service
Veloz and Yolanda, famed dancers featured in Under the Pampas Moon, are engaged to perform Carmen with the Chicago Civic Opera. They have sparked nationwide interest in ballroom dancing and helped popularize home labor savers like washing and ironing machines through their performances.
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Veloz
Yolanda
Miltons
Carmen
United States
Empire Room
Palmer House
Chicago
New York City
Laval Leads French Debate on Ethiopian Peace Effort
Paris reports Premier Laval faced a skeptical Chamber of Deputies while backing France's peacemaking stance amid Italy's East Africa aggression. London warned of possible Mediterranean defense moves, with Greece Turkey and Yugoslavia signaling support if sanctions bite. Addis Ababa announced Ethiopian gains and an attempted revolt in Tembien, while Rome prepared for further actions and naval redeployments.
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Praag
Paris
Pierre Laval
Chamber of Deputies
Baat African Prade
Addis Ababa
Tembien
Rodolfo Graziani
Dolo
Rome
Italy
London
France
Turkey
Greece
Yukostayin
Lavat
Ethiopia
Laval
Stanley Baldwin
England
League of Nations
Baldwin
Samuel Hoare
Terranean Nationa
Yugoslavia
Great Britain
Haly
Mussolini
Libya
League Council
Makale
The Stakhanov Movement and Soviet Work Ethic Rise
The text details the Stakhanov speed-up in Soviet industry, highlighting miners and workers earning rewards for high output. It describes compulsory work discipline, rapid productivity gains, and propaganda triumphs, with workers profiting through prizes and pay raises while embracing collective ownership over individual achievement.
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Stakhanov
Diesel car claims 66 miles per gallon in England
A light automobile with a small Diesel engine tested in England is claimed to run 66 miles on a gallon of fuel oil. A large amphibian tank has been designed for tropical jungles to be driven as a tractor ashore and serve as a steel-hulled houseboat on rivers.
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England
Tropics
Mason dies at Masonic Temple ceremony in Philadelphia
Thaddeus S. Adle 87 of Norristown, longtime district deputy grand master, died en route to the grand treasurer's office at the Masonic Temple during St. John the Evangelist Day ceremonies. Heart attack listed as cause. Hari W. Rust installed as state grand master, with officers including Robert R. Lewis and William H. Brehm.
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Philadelphia
Thaddeus S. Adle
Norristown
Pennsylvania Grand Lodge
Masons
Masonic Temple
Adle
Frank G. Hartman
Lancaster
Hari W. Rust
Wilkes-Barre
Otto R. Heiligman
Robert R. Lewis
Coudersport
William H. Brehm
John A. Lathwood
Pittsburgh
John A. Perry
H. Somers Smith
Smith
Perry
Andrew H. Hershey
Scott Smith Leiby
Harrisburg
Samuel M. Goodyear
Carlisle
Howard C. Frantz
Huntingdon
Frank H. Hartman
William §. Snyder
Morrisburg
Andrew B. Berger
Committee On Masonic Homes
Milkman shot dead in East Liverpool holdup
Clarence Dickey, 25, was killed when a holdup man shot him in the abdomen during an attempted robbery on a Christmas milk delivery run with his brother Samuel Dickey. The pair were ambushed as they traveled Samuel’s route, one thief fled after a bottle was hurled toward him.
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East Liverpool
Clarence Dickey
Samuel
Samuel Dickey
Clarence
JAFSIE AVAILABLE FOR STAGE OR MOVIE
New York December 27 advertisement in Variety announces Dr John F Condon known as Jafsie is available for personal appearances in vaudeville or motion pictures theatres He is described as enigmatic colorful and widely publicised in the Lindbergh kidnapping case as a vaudeville troubadour.
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New York
America
Variety
John F. Condon
Japs Blame Mission Schools In China Tension
Tokyo reports a government spokesman says consular reports attribute anti Japan sentiment in China to missionary schools under American and British influence. He notes mission schools had been passive before. No schools named. another unnamed American official at Yenchings University in Peiping alleged as instigator. The spokesman would not discuss potential Japanese action.
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Tokyo
Foreign Office
Japan
China
Yuenching University
Peiping
Lindberghs Abroad Prompt Limited Family Uncertainty
In Wales Aubrey Morgan family members say they know little of Colonel Lindbergh and wife and their son Jan's plans for residence at Albray's home Llandaff near Cardiff after arrival from America. Sen Pope calls for congressional crime probe to test enforcement and coordination among agencies.
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Cardiff
Wales
Aubrey Morgan
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindberghs
John Morgan
Aubrey
Lindbergh
Jan
Albray
Llandaff
America
Washington
Pope
D-Ida
Scotland Yard
Jon
Record Cold Wave Triggers 209 Deaths Across States
The nation reels from a severe cold wave with about 209 fatalities in 28 states. Traffic crashes lead with 89 deaths, 55 due to exposure, 17 from fires, and others from carbon monoxide, drowning, or unknown causes. Temperatures plunge, with zero readings in many areas. relief and moderating forecasts noted for several states.
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Uniontown
Chicago
Great North Central Plains
Texas
Oklahoma
Kentucky
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Far South
Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountain States
New England
North Atlantic States
Ohio River
Lexington
Vanceburg
Milton Raymond
Henry Ford
New York Central
Detroit
Washington, D. C
Mercury
South
Florida
Cumberland
Pittsburgh
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
St. Louis
St. Paul
Minn
Lincoln
Neb
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Old Blair County Residents Die in Altoona
Two of Blair county s oldest residents died today in Altoona. Mrs Jane Elizabeth Belgle Irwin 101 and Mrs Martha Campbell 98, both of Bellwood, were retired school teachers. Mrs Irwin was Bucknell s oldest graduate from the class of 57. She taught in Huntingdon County before and after the Civil War and spent 20 years teaching freed Blacks in Tennessee, Georgia, and Alabama under the Baptist Mission Board. Mrs Campbell taught in Blair counties.
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Altoona
Blair County
Jane Elizabeth Belgle Irwin
Martha Campbell
Bellwood
New Trials for Mail Holdup Duo
Cleveland, Dec. 27. George Sargent and Anthony Labrizetti, both convicted in a $72,000 mail truck holdup at Warren, will get new trials. Federal Judge Samuel H. West set aside their verdict, ruling the jury’s 10 minute deliberation was insufficient to weigh the evidence and that the evidence was inadequate for conviction.
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Cleveland
George Sargent
Anthony Labrizetti
Warren
Samuel
West
Casa
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Iowa
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New Kensington
India
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Stalin
Jlb Mason
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