Long Storms 1 S.Russian into Domain Pact Impaired
New Orleans Feb 1 Huey Long moves to purge officials amid threats of rebellion as he rates the Standard Oil plot against him. He returns from Washington with militia guarding him to Baton Rouge to resume the inquiry into the alleged assassination conspiracy at his Capitol radio studio. The probe will continue with witnesses and subpoenas as Long aims to tighten control over elections and courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert G. Nixon
Star
New Orleans
Huey Long
Asw
Louisiana
America
Senate
Standard Oil ‘Company
Long
Washington
Capitol
Baton Rouge
Supreme Court
Ray
Capital
Song
Square Deal Association
QO. K. Allen
Shreveport
Baton Rkagge
Alexandria
Kingsburg Smitil
UiNg
Uncle Sam
Soviet Russia
Moscow
State Department
Federal
Export-Suport Bank For
Russia
R. Walfom Moore
Obituary Adrian Iselin Retired Banker and Benefactor
Adrian Iselin a longtime banker and financial backer of Indiana and Jefferson County coal fields died at his New York home. Funeral services were held at St Patrick's Cathedral. He led A Iselin & Company since 1868 and helped erect Indiana Hospital. Iselin towns in Jefferson County and Indiana County bear his name. He directed multiple rail and shipping firms including Southern Railway and Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburgh Railway.
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Adrian Eselin
Adrian Iselin
Indiana
Jefferson County
New York
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
A. Iselin & Company
Adrian
Iselin
Indiana County
Indiana Hospital
Civil Service exams with salaries and quotas listed
The United States Civil Service Commission announces competitive examinations for Pharmacologist Assistant microanalyst Principal editorial clerk and other posts with salaries from 1020 to 5600 dollars yearly. Deductions of up to 3 percent and a retirement annuity apply. Full details available from the Secretary in Washington. Also a note that orange juice eggs and cheese are delivered by New York milkmen while Detroit delivers tomato juice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Cry Service Commission
Food and Drug Administration
Union
Cod and Drug Administration
Washington
D.C
Bureau of Fisheries
Government Printing Office
Washington, D. C
Vermont
Virginia
Maryland
District of Columbia
United States Civil Service Board of Examinero
New York
Detroit
Handwriting expert cites forged Lincoln ransom notes debate
Isidor Fisch, noted for crime writing, questions the forged handwriting in the Lindbergh ransom notes. Deputy A G Lanigan notes Trendley cannot yet confirm or deny authorship. Trendley asserts forging 14 unique notes would need a master penman and a learned mind.
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Death House
Isidor Fisch
Arendley
Fisch
Bruno Richard Haupmann
Joseph Lanigan
Trendley
America
Charles A. ‘Lindbergh
Short Term Credit System Officials Election At Association
John A. Runk and V. Ross Nicodemus lead a reconstituted slate with W R Sinberger and Lynn M L Hornish among new officers at the Hollidaysburg Production Credit Association meeting. The group stressed borrower responsibility and cooperative loan management as about 90 000 has been loaned to 189 stockholders while most borrowers remain current on payments. Noted speakers included John A Run k and V Ross Nicodemus with J A Wingo and S M Wass representing the PCI Bank at Baltimore and the Production Credit Corporation. The association, organized in January 1994, remains partly capitalized and supervised by the Farm Credit Administration Baltimore office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Runk
HR. Sinberger
V. Ross Nicodemus
Blough
Harry A. Corman
John Runk
W.R. Sinberger
ViewPresiden
Lynn ML. Hornish
Se 14
Elizabeth R. Mezger
Seee Trean
Albof
Etx
Delius
Assuicoitigi
John A. Runiy
J. A. Wingo
He Federal Intermediate Credit
Baltimore
5. M. Wass
Production Credit Corporation of
Hollidaysburg
Can an Auto Travel 300 Miles an Hour
NEW YORK February 1. Sir Malcolm Campbell, the English driver of the Blue Bird, says an automobile reaching 300 mph is possible and likely with better tires lighter cars and more power. Daytona Beach will be his laboratory for tests aiding motor industry and high speed lessons. He recalls speeds of 272.483 mph on a measured mile two years ago and notes the thrill lies in anticipation and preparation more than the run itself. He refuses a helmet saying there is no protection at such speed and calls the risk part of the job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Malcolm Campbell
Daytona Beach
Pla
Dea
Malcolm
College Editors Push War Peace Debate At Syracuse
College editors aim to take war and peace questions to students as the Syracuse Daily Orange notes campus debate on the A C R January Digest peace poll grows. Students study the Covenant of the League of Nations and discuss international relations with new authority in dorms and fraternities.
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College
Syracuse Daily Orange
Hauptmann
A.C.R
League of Nations
Hollidaysburg farm credit association advances short term loans
The association operates as a permanent complete short term credit system for farmers in its territory. It borrows via a rediscounting agreement with the Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of Baltimore and raises funds through public debentures. It offers every type of short term loan with adequate security, operating year round on a purely business basis.
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Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of
Baltimore
Baltimore Farm Credit Administration
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank
Tural
Hollidaysburg Association
League Peace Ballot Reflected in College Poll Results
Read of about 25 000 students across 100 colleges in the United States showing 83.5 per cent would fight if invaded while 31 per cent believed the country could stay out of war. A separate note compares British and American ballots, with majorities favoring military action or universal conscription. Sir John Simon criticizes the English Peace Ballot as unfit for uninstructed opinion.
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Tech
George Washington
Lehigh
Maine
Pennsylvania
Penn State
Queen's
United States
American College
England
League of Native Union
Engsland
League
Nnnayal
Internlional
House of Conemous
John Simon
Ruth seeks scrapping liquor stores and new licenses
Ruth calls for ending state liquor stores and returning to a state licensed system with fewer outlets. He proposes one license per 1,000 to 10,000 population depending on area, a statewide tax on liquor, and directing license fees to the state. Administrators plan no policy until a House probe of stores finishes.
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Sal
Ruth
Brooks
House
Vernor Earle
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Providengy Hospital
Beaver Falls
Colored Women’s Relief Association of
Western Pennsylvania
Killers Receive Religion Before Eves of Executions
Prisoners will have no visitors until two spiritual advisers accompany them on the last walk. Mais said goodbye to his mother Elizabeth Mais of Philadelphia yesterday. Mrs. Mais left for Philadelphia and will claim both bodies to send them north.
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Mais
Elizabeth Mais
Philadelphia
Dubois Attacks Shadow Claim Ahead of Eclipse
A Canoe Ridge Observatory report notes a groundhog shadow moment likely Saturday morning, while a Sunday solar eclipse with 46 percent coverage is forecast in the region. Eclipse timing spans 10:15 to 12:27 with peak at 11:20, first such event since 1932. Visibility predicted across Canada and eastern U S, with the South missing out.
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Canoe Ridge
Chuck
Canada
United States
Mutual Life Men at Kittanning Conference Held
A regular Mutual Life Insurance district conference met at the Stein Hotel in Kittanning. Manager A F P Haas of Pittsburgh announced strong January new business results and a larger 1933 dividend scale. Attendees included E W Yago, C C Shaffer, and managers and agents from Armstrong County Leechburg Kittanning Apollo Blairsville Black Lick Marion Center Indiana and other towns.
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Mutual Life Insurance Company
Stein Hotel
Kittanning
A. F P. Haas
Pittsburgh
Haas
E.W. Yago
C. C. Shaffer
Armstrong County
M. A Henderson
Leechburg
C. Davidson
J. C. Rupp
Yalesboro
J. L. Harmon
Apollo
Vy. A. Holt
Marion Center
L. Langnecker
Black Lick
A. McKinsky
Blairsville
Frank H. Horton
Indiana
Modern Music at Local Church
Zion Lutheran choir directed by Mrs Howard Way with Mrs Walter Jackson at the organ presents a program of Modern Music on Sunday evening February 3 during the regular service. Soloist violinist Robert Turansky performs Melodies, Franklin Chermock tenor sings The Lord Is My Rock, a trio performs I Shall Not Pass Again This Way, and a church quartet renders Draw Me to Thee.
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Katherine Peeler
Helen Craig
Vanessa Way
Nevin
Foster
Archangelsky
Tonykoff
Rogers
Editor Retires After 58th Year at Reading Eagle
Reading Eagle announces Albert N. Burkholder retires as editor on his 74th birthday and 58th anniversary of starting work at the paper. Burkholder began as a printer's apprentice on February 1, 1877, and becomes editor emeritus.
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Reading
Reading Eagle
Albert N. Burkholder
Burkholder
No Faith In Non Drinking Pledges Hit In Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh February 1 Felioa Magistrate John H Skinner of McKeesport fines Sam Lloyd a 10 dollar penalty for intoxication despite Lloyd signing a five year pledge while awaiting a hearing. Lloyd had been released on a similar charge yesterday.
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Pittsburgh
Felioa
John H. Skinner
McKeesport
Skinner
Sam Lloyd
Lloyd
Medicos puzzled by long sneezing in Orrtanna woman
Mrs Edgar Harmon, 34, of Orrtanna, is reported to have sneezed for over three weeks. Doctors tried common remedies and sedatives to induce sleep, which temporarily halted the attacks. Sneezes occur with temperature changes or when hands touch water.
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Gettysburg
INS
Edgar Harmon
Orrtanna
Harizion
Silk Truck and Cargo Burned in Quakertown
Quakertown February 1. A transport carrying finished and unfinished silk was destroyed by fire on the Bethlehem Pike one mile from here while en route to Philadelphia. Damages were estimated at $25,000.
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Quakertown
Philadelphia
Bethlehem
Colonization as Relief Aid Aims At Unemployed Relief
President Roosevelt and advisers study colonizing U S possessions to ease unemployment. Cabinet members back surveys to move unemployed to Alaska Puerto Rico and possibly Hawaii and western irrigation areas to become self supporting under a Boulder Canyon era plan.
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Edward O. Maylins
INS
Washington
UINS
United States
Roosevelt
Daniel C. Raper
Chester McCall
Ernest H. Gruening
Territories
Interior Department
Puerto Rico
Boulder Canyon
Far West
Conference on Crime Ends in Washington Policy Proposal
United States Attorney General Commitists announced a crime policy to require registration of all firearms and support a daily tax on transfers of pistols revolvers machineguns shotguns and short barrel rifles. The plan, before Congress, aims to strengthen the government's crime campaign.
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Washington
Congress
Curmings
Revival Services Continue At Grange Hall
Evangelistic meetings in the Grange hall proceed next week with nightly sessions at 8 o clock and Sunday at 7 30 p m Attendance grows and interest remains high All are welcome The line It is appointed unto men once to die but after this the judgment is quoted from scripture.
Highway head lops payroll demotions in state roads
The five division superintendents will be demoted to district engineers with salary cuts from 6600 to 6000 or 5000 annually. Names tied to the demotions include Frime, Franklin, Rilenes, Barbes, and Jackson, with list continuing for other district engineers who may be demoted or retained.
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van Dyke
Frime
Franklin
Jesse S. Rilenes
Williamsport
Dc. McCarrell
Harrisburg
Charles R. Barbes
Altoona
Stuart W. Jackson
Meadville
Martin Held in Dias Stabbing
Allan Dias, 35, of Dilltown, was stabbed outside a Dilltown tavern and survived after treatment in a Johnstown hospital. Joseph Martin, also of Dilltown, is held in the county jail after returning from flee. County Detective Harry E. Koozer arrested him and later also detained Harry Rager and Pete Gala in connection with the incident.
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Allan Dias
Dilltown
Joseph Martin
Martin
Harry E. Koozer
Dias
Johnstown
Koozer
Harry Rager
Pete Gala
Twin Rocks
Cambria County
Senate recess to gain time amid World Court defeat
Washington Feb 1 The administration's domestic legislative push stalls in the Senate as leaders rally Democrats after the World Court loss. The $4.88 billion works relief bill and Wagner Lewin social security measure face committee scrutiny and partisan attacks while Republicans seek to curb spending power.
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William K. Hutchinson
SN. S. Stat
Washington
INS
Senate
World Court
Jeaders
Cities Methodo Cut School Costs
Dr James N Rule superintendent of public instruction argues for larger school units in Pennsylvania to solve rural district funding and access problems. He cites 1424 districts with high schools and many with tiny enrollments, proposing county or regional consolidation to ease tuition, transportation, tax collection, budgeting, and procurement.
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Schopl
Pennsylvania
Dis 5
Crisine Jraugh
James N. Rule
Home Grange February 5 Program and Readings
The Home Grange program on February 5 features music by a Grange No. 59 orchestra and readings by Laura DeHaven Blanche Tonkin Elizabeth McHlhoes Isabel Lambing and Martha Gilhousen May Fetterman William Washington. A Girls Chorus performs and topics include best paying crops for 1935 and potential Grange projects for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura DeHaven
Blanche Tonkin
Elizabeth McHlhoes
Isabel _ Lambing
George Lambing
J. J. Buchanan
William Lightcap
As Myers
William Mears
LaVing Furman
Jakes Kornell Gallo
Mrs. Brandon
Alta Wyncoop
Grace Peterman
Harry Altman
Sara McElhoes
Watson Lingenfelter
Charlie Kinter
A. M. Buchanan
J. L McElhne
Music—Orchestra
Martha Gilhousen
May Fetterman
William Washington
Grange
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Ramsay MacDonald
Litle
Finland
Civil Service Examination
Moorhead
Fodiana
Everson
Public Service Commission
P. Stephen Stahmecker
Citizens Water Company
Scottdale
Fayette County
Burgess
Olive Shannon
Commission
Charles J. Margiotti
Margiotti
High Court
George H. Earle
Earle
Dubois
Empire State Building
Mutual Life Men
Treasury
Freinds
Jesse Jones
Denver
Jim Landos
Lewis
San Francisco
Lord” Landsdowne
Jack Reynolds
Seattle
U. S. Possessions
The
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