Pennsylvania Democrats Eye Second Caucus For Leader Support
Washington reports a second Pennsylvania Democratic caucus may meet to consider endorsing John J. OConnor for House floor leader and to discuss a candidate for assignment to the Ways and Means Committee. The first caucus endorsed Sam Rayburn, with OConnor holding six of 24 votes.
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Washington
Pennsyvania
Friends of
John J. O'Cannon
DNY
Teader
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Harry L. Haines
Red Lion
Pennsylvania
House
Ways and Means Committee
Rayburn
O'Connor
Joseph Gray
Cambria County
Gray
Charles J. Faddis
Waynesburg
Faddis
Ways and Means
J. Twing Brooks
Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board
Congress
Obituary Notes Frank Sacco and Melzar McClelland
Obituary notices report Frank Sacco of Homer City born in Italy on September 4 3658 died at home on Railroad street Homer City after eight years there. Also mourned are Evelyn LaRue two year old daughter of Ralph Mumau Commodore and Rev Melzar Deloss McClelland formerly of Elderton Whitesburg and Hooker Pa with services noted at Concord Church and Curries Run.
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Frank Sacco
St. Louis Church
Ladishins Lipsis
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Indiana
Evelyn Larue
Ralph Mumau
Commodore
Effie
Ruth
Velma
Clyde
Taylorsville Cemetery
M. D. Pclelland
Melzar Deloss McCleLland
Concord Church
Hooker
Edgar Coe Irwin
Willis McNeese
D. D
Northwashington
George Miller
Butler
Charles Millar
Robert M
Masillon
Grove City College
Westminster Theological Seminary
Butler Presbytery
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Portland
Ore
Sitka
Alaska
Pikeville
Irma
Rugh) McClelland
Frank McClelland
Revival Indians Evangelistic Tabernacle Screenings At 7:30
The Revival Indians Evangelistic Tabernacle hosts stereopticon Bible pictures from Creation to the life of Christ tonight at 7:30 on the corner of 7th and Locust. Rev. and Mrs. Lindsay from Davis Bible School will lecture in connection with the visuals. Admission is free. offerings support the work.
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7Th
Locust
Christ
Lindsay
Davis Bible School
Binghamton
N. Y
Justus
Indiana
Mather Against Price Fixing in Milk Industry
Dee Yee expressing belief that New York milk control has hurt producers, urging elimination of price control. Mather, president of the SheMeld Producers Cooperative, cites 14,000 members across New York, Pennsylvania and Vermont. Stakeholders from four states discuss interstate milk pricing and regulation.
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New York
Dee Yee
Fred &. Mather
Ulster
Bradford County
Mather
SheMeld Producers Cooperative Association, Inc
Pennsylvania
Vermont
New Jersey
Veremont
Harry H. Hollingshed
United Milk Producers of New Jersey, Inc
suMelent
Three Auto Drivers Taken in County Court
The court revoked licenses and fined three drivers. Joseph Eritano and Peter Eritano of Dilltown were ordered to pay J. P. Kirkpatrick $50 and costs after alleged beating and theft during a pay dispute. Joseph Kalanovich of Fulton Run faced a $25 fine and costs for violating liquor laws. R. C. Stitt, ex-justice of the peace, was ordered released and to report on a case involving a Clarksburg merchant. Three Shoup brothers were promised exile from the county and state for peace and disorder charges, with permission to visit Maryland.
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Joseph Eritano
Peter Eritano
Dilltown
J. P. Kirkpatrick
George Jerko
Kirkpatrick
Joseph Kalanovich
Fulton Run
R. C. Stitt
Conemaugh Township
Clarksburg
Samuel
Floyd
Donald Shoup
West
Lebanon
Maryland
Neutrality amendments eyed amid war shipment debate
Officials discussed extending the Neutrality Act beyond May 1 to cover civil wars such as Spain. Senators Pittman and Vandenberg avoided comment while Van Nuys favored emergency provisions to remedy the act's defect.
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Robert Cuuse
Jersey City
Duffy
Pittman
New
Foreign Relations Committee
Vandenberg
D-Mieh
van Nuys
D-Ind
Spain
Authorities Push Probe Into Mountain Death
Coroner John Woods reported post mortem findings of a neck fracture and scalp lacerations on Mortensen. The body lay on the mountain for a week or more, covered by deep snow, after he disappeared. Relatives had searched nearby areas near Spangler before authorities broadened the investigation.
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John Woods
Mortensen
Spangler
Pointe Priite
Detective Chief and Squad Begin Formal Duties
In Wilkinsburg on December 29 a playful chief Cherley Wood and his five companion youths began formal duties as a permanent juvenile policing unit. They and their all-child crew, including 16 year old Jean Wood, were inducted by Burdess I J Yocum who praised reform efforts to steer juveniles from crime and to curb vandalism arson and theft.
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Wilkinsburg
Speager Reald
Cannon
eChief Cherley Wood
Pittsburgh
Vghts
Burdess I. J. Yocum
Jean Wood
Police Department
Three Theories Considered On Death At Remote Spot
Early reports described three possible causes of death for Mortensen. Authorities weighed murder due to clothing inside out, a possible automobile victim placed at the site to conceal an accident, or death by own action.
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Mortensen
Kidnap Case Sparks Fear and Mobile Searches Across Cities
Reports describe fear for a boy’s safety as police cancel a planned territory search near the Mattson home. Investigations cite a ransom note and possible abductor involvement, with rumors of a second car and a nationwide hunt led by federal officials.
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Justice
Charles
Dr. Mattson
Dy Mattson
Seattle
Tarama
Mattson
Portland
Dre
Dan Harrison
Law
Columbia River
Harrison
Harry Snider
Washington State Patrol
Irvin York
Washington D. Co
Edgar Hoover
Department of Justice
Hoaver
Yacoma
Tacoma
Connolly
George Weyerhaeuser
State Educators Set 50 Dollar Teacher Increases 1934 Meeting
State educators proposed 50 dollar raises for teachers in Fourth Class districts as main objectives of the 1934 gathering. Nominations were made for president C. F. Maxwell Greens Pure Nelson Adgleman Mount Pleasant R R Abeneshy Harrisburg and Jd. Frank Faust Chambersburg. Second vice president Elizabeth Ledwidge Pittsburgh Dr Fred P Carson Carlisle Holman White Philadelphia B M Hockenberry Bower J D App Harrisburg. Executive director Dr J Herbert Kelly was unanimously nominated for re election. Harrisburg chosen for 1937.
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Alriwers
C. FL Maxwell
Greens- Pure
Nelson Adgleman
Mount Pleasant
R. R Abeneshy
Harrisburg
Wnd
Frank Faust
Chambersburg
Elizabeth Ledwidge
Pittsburgh
Fred P. Carson
Carlisle
Holman White
Philadelphia
B. M. Hockenberry
Bower
J. D. App
J. Herbert Kelly
Association
Harrieburg
Bituminous Parley Opens as Split Grows
Operators divided into southern and northern camps during the first bill debate. Southern groups oppose federal regulation of prices while northern producers back it. Leaders from both sides attended the conference seeking a united front and agreement on marketing provisions. The United Mine Workers show support if prices and wages stay high. Neither miners nor the national bituminous coal commission attended.
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Producers Generaly
United Mine Workers
National Bituminous Coal Commission
Association elects officers at annual convention
Miss Mary B. McAndrews, of Carbon-Aste, becomes president and officers are elected today. The legislative and resolutions committees include C. W. Lillibridge, D. W. Armstrong, James S. Cinder, and others. Dr. Ade and Governor Earle to speak, urged balanced teaching of subjects and character, with four points on family guidance. A reception and dance conclude the delegates' sessions tonight.
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Mary B. McAndrews
Carbon- Aste
Nat State
C. W. Lillibridge
Smethport
D. W
Armstrong
Lock Haven
James S. Cinder
Pitthsurgh
Raymond
Ebalur
Coatesville
J. A. Mechling
Kittanning
Lucy Class
Harrisburg
J. 2. Werner
Coraopolis
Carmen Ross
Edinboro
Jessie Gray
Philadelphia
Henry Kelly
Scranton
Norman Chwantz
Indiana
Arthur W. Fergson
York
J. Nelson Mowls
Uniontown
Ben Byers
Elizabeth
John C. Culler, Jr
Sharpsville
Aaron Longacre
Amos J. Krels
B. M. Davis
Clarion
John Ray
Lester K. Ade
Earle
de. Ade
Grace School
Grace Langdon
New York City
Wallace W. Atwood
Clark University
Worcester
Mass
Four New Committees Face House Republicans
The Steering Committee of the House Republican minority adopted a progressive course for the coming session. Rep. Ellwood J. Turner said Republicans will not detail proposed legislation yet. They reviewed the Goodrich report and changes in public welfare and education, aiming to avoid overburdening ordinary citizens. Democratic leaders continue conference on committee assignments with state chairman David L. Lawrence planning talks with Senators Muffman, Rehberts, and Monroy.
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Ellwood J. Turner
Delaware
Goodrich
Tryal
David L. Lawrence
Harvey Muffman
Monroy
Senate
Warren R. Rehberts
Northampton
Bringing Bodies 12 Plane Crash Victims Named Continues
On the crushed fuselage were the bodies of A. L. Markwell a diamond broker from Los Angeles Edward T Ford Jr of San Marino son of Grace Lines president Mrs Ford John Karn of El Centro a citrus grower H S Teague artist Hollywood Mrs W A Newton Los Angeles Alex Novak El Centro H P Hare musician San Francisco Miss Evelyn Valance Los Angeles and other identified victims, with coverage continuing on page seven.
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A. L. Markwell
Los Angeles
Edward T. Ford, Jr
San Marino
Calif
Grace Lines Steamship Company
Alex Novak
el Centro
H. P. Hare
San Francisco
Evelyn Valance
Governor's Wife Joins Muncy Prison Board In New Oath
David L. Lawrence administered the oath to eight new state officials including Mrs. George H. Earle wife of the Governor to the Board of Trustees of the Pennsylvania Industrial Home for Women at Money Mrs A Mitchell Palmer to the State Board of Motion Picture Censors Robert L Myers Jr James J Mevill and George B Prince to the Unemployment Compensation Board S Twing Brooks to the Liquor Control Board Arthur Howe as secretary of the budget and a Governor's cabinet member Edward Prendergast named secretary to the Governor succeeding Myers
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Mwarrisburg
David L. Lawrence
Commonwealth
George H. Earle
Earle
Board of Trustees
The
Pennsylvania
Industrial Home For Women At Money
A. Mitchell Palmer
Stroudsburg
Wilson
State Board of Motion Picture Censors
Robert L. Myers, Jr
Camp Hill
James J. Mevill
Philadelphia
George B. Princibie
Pattery
Cambria County
Unemployment Compensation Board
U. 8
Twing Brooks
Allegheny County
Liquor Control Board
Arthur Howe
Plymouth Meeting
Montgomery County
Edward Prendergast
Pittsburgh
Myers
Wreck of United Air Lines Plane Near Saugus Sparks Theories
Officials say United Airlines lost a passenger on the San Francisco to Los Angeles run for first time in six years after a crash near an emergency field at Saugus. Pilot Blom radioed for a guiding beam before the plane vanished in rainy weather.
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Edwin W. Blom
Burbank
Robert McLean
Burbands
Yvonne Trego
Ajemeda
Calif
Department of Commerce
United Air Lines
San Francisco
Blom
Union Air Terminal
Utah
Western Air Express
American Airlines
Tusco
Calder
Idaho
Northwest Airlines
Dee
Braniff Airways
Dallas
Tex
United Airlines
Saugus
McLean
Markwell
Hare
Newton
Miss Valance
Hastings
Mich
Korn
Novak
Imperial Valley Grapece Growers’ Association
German Ship Release Stirs Spain Neutrality Debate
International reaction to the Basque release of the German freighter Palos grows as Washington grants licenses for second-hand airplanes to the Madrid government. French leaders weigh non intervention, while Basque authorities press for unconditional release amid claims the cargo included war material for Franco's forces.
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London
International Neutrality Committee
United States
Madrid
Washington
State Department
Paris
Council of Ministers
Spain
Chamber of Deputies
Aerce
Bilbao
Palos
Tenpe
Bisques
Berlin
Bern Foreign Office
Bay of Biscay
Basque Information Bureau
Alos
Biscayne
Watch Night Services Planned by Free Methodist Church
Free Methodist Church announces its Watch Night program for Thursday December 31 at 9 30 p m with songs prayers testimonies and two sermons ending at midnight with consecration. Rural ministers are urged to submit notices by Wednesday afternoon ahead of Friday no Evening Gazelle issue.
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The
Free Methodist Church
Indiana
Murphy firm grants Christmas and special bonuses
The Murphy organization paid local store employees 255 dollars in the regular Christmas bonus and 541452 dollars in a special bonus. Manager J J Geisel cites ongoing welfare measures including group life insurance sick relief vacations with pay and educational training along with bonuses for nonparticipants.
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Martha Bair
Christine Poleski
Carrie Gibson
Blanch Adams
Ruth’ Miller
Elizabeth McConnell
Helen Lightcap
Irene Denning
Gai Doty
Dorathy Crone
Mildred McClimate
Catherine Switzer
Ruth Hamilton
Frieda Abel
la Rue Colgan
Jean Ceccani
Sylvia Kuta
Mary Mountan
Ida Sickenberger
Zola Kramp
Fannie Dugan
Martha Jane Frye
Rose Pruno
Margaret Nagy
Josephine Recupero
Leah Kruger
My Troubles Are All Over Now
A testimonial claim describes relief from suffering for a waitress after using a Vegetable Compound. The ad asserts almost a million women wrote praising the medicine and urges readers to buy liquid or tablet forms from druggists.
Farm Credit Office Opens in Indiana County
On November 20, W J Myers Governor of the Farm Credit Administration issued an order transferring Indiana County from Hollidaysburg Production Credit Association to the Butler Production Credit Association. The Butler office, at 159 North Main Street Butler, will open with Edwin M Clark as contact and Harvey M Russell in charge on Mondays and Tuesdays after January 4. Farmers may seek loans for seed feed fertilizer cattle horses machinery and other production needs at 6 percent annual interest plus loan expenses.
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W. J. Myers
Farm Credit Administration
Indiana County
Hollidaysburg Production Credit Association
Butler Production Credit Association
North Main Street
Butler
Butler Association
Edwin M. Clark
Farmers Bank Building
Indiana
Harvey M. Russell
Produce and Livestock Markets Report from Pittsburgh on Dec 29
Produce demand slow with apples and potatoes showing limited price movement. Hogs cattle and sheep in Pittsburgh market steady to mixed with top steer prices around 10 to 12 dollars and bulk lambs near 10 dollars while Chicago wheat futures rallied after morning gains despite Argentina rains.
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Pittsburgh
New York
Maine
Green Mountains
Pennsylvania
Idaho
Florida
Chicago
Liverpool
Atlantic
Argentina
College Presidents Back Football Defense
New York December 29 three college presidents urged re integrating football into the education program at the National Collegiate A A meetings. Ralph Hutchison James L McConaughy and Thurston J Davies argued football forms part of college life and should be led by presidents and faculties rather than athletic bodies to curb evils and maintain amateur ideals.
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New York
Ralph C. Hutchison
Washington & Jefferson
James L. McConaughy
Wesleyan University
Thurston J. Davies
Colorado College
Hutchison
Kiwanis Heads Visit Here
The Indiana Club installed officers including President Black and Vice President Steinheiser, with secretary treasurer Rowland and director Kanable. Illness kept Craig away and Whler attended the state educational meeting. Emmert paid tribute to Charley Russell for nine years of service and honored him with honorary membership.
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Page One
Hill
Indiana Club
Dr. Black
Emmett
George J. Steinheiser
Rowland
Guy G. Kanable
John W. Price
Walter C. Fish
Paul Gill
T. Edgar Walker
Robert James Craig
Joseph M. Whler
State Educational Association
Harrisburg
Emmert
Black
Charley” Russell
Russell
Students Clash With Police At Chicago Union Meet
About 50 American Students Union delegates at the University of Chicago campus faced police outside the Carnegie Illinois Steel plant as they attempted to distribute CIO materials urging unionization. They argued the action tested an ordinance banning distribution at the gates during the morning shift.
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Chicago
American Students Union Convention
Committee For Industrial Organization
Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corporation
University of Chicago
Indiana Kiwanis Elects Conner Leader At Banquet
Governor-elect Conner received loyalty pledges from the Indiana Kiwanis as Past President Pharoah presented a lamp and Emmett a pen and pencil set. The gathering celebrated service and the club’s future participation in the International program amid sentiment and humor. Youngwood obituary notes Francis M. Stroble, 13, first burgess of the town, died in Westmoreland County.
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Conner
Indiana Club
Harry Pharoah
Emmett
International
Youngwood
Francis M. Stroble
Westmoreland County
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