Dairies Hold Four Meetings on Feeding and Indemnity
Four daily dairy meetings in Indiana County covered Bangs disease testing under federal state plans with indemnities for reactors and mastitis cows. County Agent Warnes and extension specialist Olmstead outlined testing, feeding on a milk production basis, total digestible nutrients, and marketing challenges for the DCS A with 14 million pounds of milk moved monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Blairsville
Clarksburg
Simicksburg
Rayne Townships
Warnes
R. H. Qhnstead
Extension Specialisk
Penn State
Mr. Olmstead
R. DB. Marshall
South Mahoning Township
Dairymen's Co-operative Sales Association
Marshall
Hauptmann Faces Pressure in Kidnapping Case
Detail on state’s attorney Reilly pressing for an alternate suspect in the Lindbergh baby case. He probes possible “Purple Gang” links and inside jobs, questioning Dr. Condon’s role and the Whately family hints while Lindbergh testifies about Miss Violet Sharpe and related inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hauptmann
Reilly
Lindbergh
Detroit
John Hughes Curtiss
Norfelly Ship Builder
Curtiss
Ibnetnds
Dr. Condon
Rely
Oliver Whately
Fieud
Vin
Jet Sharpe
Colonel Lindbergh
Dwight Morrow
Mrs. Whately
Violet Sharpe
Whately
Miss Shane
Elsunine
Condon
Piet
New Method To Guard Prisons
Justice department reports new security methods at federal prisons. Lewisburg Pennsylvania uses magnetic gate detectors and alarm casting rays, plus trained Swiss police dogs at Northeastern penitentiary. Methods aim to detect concealed weapons and alert staff during inmate processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Department of Justice
Cummings
Lewisburg
Chillicothe Reformatory
el Reno
Okla, Reformatory
State Commander J E Isherwood visit to Indiana planned
Arrangements are being made for State Commander J E Isherwood to visit Indiana on February 4 with about 500 people expected for a testimonial dinner and speech. A joint Kiwanis Rotary Lions meeting will be held with ex service men. Committees include Rev J J Melivaine Delos Campbell G S Parnell Wilbur Emmett and others. Plans also call for a large indoor bingo party and commemoration of the Legion birth on March 16. A Legion Minstrel is planned for April with committee members Dutch Campbell Gilbert Wolfenden John Lowry Eddie Fyock John Erickson James Bacon and Bill Rees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
J. E. Isherwood
Indiana
Isherwood
Kiwanis
Rotary
Lions
Lot Rether
J. J. Melivaine
Delos Campbell
G. S. Parnell
Wilbur Emmett
R. W. Watson
C. C. McLain
R. 2
Penfield
C. BE. Rink
Wilbur Gibson
Merle Manners
John Lowry
Legion
Youth Starts for Warm Springs Ambulatory Trip
Walter Fox, eight, begins a 900 mile ambulance journey to Warm Springs Sutarium to regain heart function after infantile paralysis in 1932. He received a $1000 gift from Mrs. Roosevelt, funded by the Girl Award, to help send a crippled child to Warm Springs.
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Philadeliwia
INS
Walter Fox
Franklin D. Stoasevelt
Warn Springs
Warm Springs
Gear
Walter Will Regan
Walter
Roosevelt
Georgic Fire Breaks Out At New York Pier
Fire gutted the Georgic at her New York pier as flames roared through the 28 000 ton liner. Firefighters, overwhelmed by fumes, retreated to await gas masks before resuming containment. The Cunard White Star Line owned the vessel.
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New York
Georg
Georgie
Cunard
White Star Line
Dole to End in Six Months
Senate and House leaders pressed legislation to implement Roosevelt’s 1935-36 relief plan. A transfer of 880 million dollars from unexpended appropriations would fund unemployment relief until a new public works program and a unified social insurance bill could take effect by April. The move aims to phase out direct relief through a broader work relief system.
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Congress
Washington
Senate
House
Roosevelt
White House
Robinson
Italion
Rites Scheduled for Robt Glassford and Ray Funeral
Notices recount Robt Glassford’s life of service as a deacon and Sunday School helper across Indiana and Kentucky communities. Surviving widow Ruby Long, a brother, and a sister are listed, with services to be held at the First Regular Baptist Church and local homes. Ray,68, born 1886 near Livermore, died after a paralytic stroke at home, with survivors noted as his parents James and Neva Anderson.
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sipLti Valley College
Ap We
Grube
Punxsulawney
Geagee
Catherine Grube
Waynesburg College
Larvard
Bes‘sle
Isidice
Wallace, Jr
Kansas
Kan City High School
John HL
Silas W
Oscar P. Grube
Punssutawnes
Willis W. Grube
Toledo
Joseph Daugherty
Rochester Mills
Elizabeth Williams
Blacklick
BE. A. Mahan
Punysutawney
Marshall
Johnstawny
Glassford
Jefferson County
Grant Street
W. A. Getty
Maple Street
Cherryholt Township
Ale
M. Templeton Lams
Ambrose
Wilson Glassford
Cherryhill Township
Mes
Minnie Overnan
Sane
Griy
First Regular Baptist Church
Andy Campbell Ray
Livermore Britny
James
Neva (Anderson) Ray
Ben
Finnape
Westmoryland
Earle Studies Gloom Picture and Liquor Store Report
A report notes gloom over relief funding as $15,000,000 is not allocated. Harrisburg logs state liquor stores selling $41,213,948 of alcohol in 52 weeks, with $5,100,000 net profit and $898,000 in pensions. December sales total $461,195, record month. Job postings for Controller at $5,000 yearly require Jan 17 filing. Ralph Satterthwaite of Philadelphia resigns.
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Harrisburg
Wann and Child
Pennsylvania
Liquor Control Board
Tubline
Ralph Satterthwaite
Philadelpis
Roosevelt Uses Cold for Politics
President Roosevelt plans to use a cold as a political tool today. Reports say he has already cited illness to explain delays while finalizing the budget and to gain sympathy as critics press for extravagant spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Bunre Ue
Lohan Ayieysage
Additional Church Notes for Indiana Area Churches
A compilation of Sunday services across local churches including Morning Worship led by Rev. Carl S. Van Winkle from Pittsburgh, Evangelical services with two guest speakers from DuBois, Evangelical Young People events, Christian Endeavor, Salvation Army services with Rev. James I. Heise, and multiple Lutheran and Brushyvalley notes. Highlights include Sunday School at 9:30, sermons on respected themes, and a Week of Prayer with daily services in various venues.
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Christian
W.D. Parks
Carl S. van Winkle
Pittsburgh
Christian Churches
J. A. Denton
Pennsylvania Christian Missionary Society
Central Organization of the Christian Churches of Pennsylvania
van Winkle
Women’s Missionary Society
DuBois
Evangelical Church
Indiana
Little White
J. W. Everett
Salvation Army
Alliday
James I. Heise
Water Street
Heise
Pilgrim Holiness Movement
Army
Clearfield
Trinity Lutheran
Homer City
Leroy Kwikte
Luther Leacuy
Winnifred Weamer
Luther Chapel
Floyd Rumel
Young People’s Society
Brushyyalley Lutheran
Congresssman Wyant Dead in Greensburg Dominant
Congressmen Wyant is reported dead with his widow Mrs Daly Waunt and family at Greensburg. The brief notice lists Aliie Moore and a son as survivors. Read the Gazette Classified for details.
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Berlin
Greensburg
Ving
Mra
Atherne Daly Waunt
Aliie Moore
Butler Egg Auction Prices
Butler Egg Auction Prices report price ranges and bids for fresh eggs at Butler market. Prices vary by grade and size with steady demand from local buyers and small traders. The listing notes typical weekly fluctuations and nearby competition affecting bids.
Reilly the Master Showman in Hauptmann Trial
In Flemington New Jersey attorney general Wilentz plans to object rarely to defense counsel Reilly as he presses theories that Hauptmann acted with others. The prosecution suspects Reilly is shaping jurors against servant workers and Dr. Condon while Wilentz contends the facts must trump theories. The town awaits courtroom doors reopening as Reilly dominates discussion with questions about the Lindbergh case and the baby’s body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilentz
Edward J. Reilly
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Reilly
Lindbergh
John E
Jassie’ Condon
Lindbergh Home
Hauptmann
Margaret Garrahan
N.S
Flemington
N. d
INS
Betty Gow
Charles
Anne Lindbergh
Baby Lindy
Charles E. Williamson
Nations Are Flame Theory Sparks Speculation
Amid courtroom insinuations theorists engage in a glorious revel of the fantastic as rumors run wild across political circles and media chatter.
Brakeman Held Responsible for Ontario Train Wreck
A coroner's jury pinned complete responsibility on Edward Lynch, brakeman, for the Christmas night disaster near Dundes Ontario. Lynch admitted he threw the switch sending the Detroit Toronto express into a standing excursion train, causing 15 deaths.
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Hamilton
Jan
Dundes
Ont
Edward Lynch
Lynch
Four men sentenced in Union Station mass murder conspiracy
In Federal Court in Kansas City Ma two years in prison and fines of $10,000 were imposed on four men convicted of conspiracy in connection with the Union Station massacre. The penalties represented the maximum under the law.
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Kansas City. Ma
INS
Union Station
Inquest Awaited in Boy's Murder Case
Judge Wilson and a coroner's guest awaited as two youths, Wendell Geibel 13 and Clarence Halloran 12, face murder charges in the death of 10 year old Kenneth Oesterling. District Attorney Negley said the youth's age requires careful handling. An inquest is set for January 10 in Butler.
River ice jam floods highway in Harrisburg area
An ice jam on the Allegheny River floods the Warren Bradford highway and a spur to the Corn planter Indian reservation. Waters back up the river make travel dangerous. Once the jam breaks the Highway Department will clear the road and restore traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Allegheny River
Warren-Bradford
Cornplanter Indian Reservation
HighWay Department
Allegheny
Employes Seized Over Meat Theft at Chicago Plant
Thirty two workers at the Dlinpis Emergency Relief Commission meat storage plant were arrested after police stopped them leaving the plant with large cuts of veal. Officers weighed the loot at 1187 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dlinpis Emergency Relief Commission Meat Storage
TAPS SUNG FOR CIVIL WAR VETERAN IN APOLLO
Sylvester F L Hildebrand 88, last survivor of the 108th Pennsylvania Volunteers in the Civil War, was buried in Apollo. The last Apollo G A R member who carried dispatches at Lee's surrender was laid to rest.
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Apollo
Sylvester FL Hildebrand
108Th
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Lee
Van Dyke Refuses Low Car License
Harrisburg report says Warren Van Dyke, a ranking cabinet official, rejected a license number deemed low. He received plates 7071 from the Bureau of Motor Vehicles in the standard process, despite the unusual choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Dyke
Harrisburg
CIS
Aft Highways
Warren van Dyke
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Tabernacle Rev. Mungaon attends Chicago convention
In his absence Indiana Gospel Tabernacle pastor Rev. duck Mungaon leaves Friday night service to Stella Ross of New Britain Conn a six year Kenya East Africa missionary. Everyone invited. Livestock and cattle prices listed follow in ads including hogs cattle calves sheep and lambs with nominal and good and choice grades. Try our Classified Columns. It pays.
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Tabernacle
Duck Mungaon
Indiana Gospel Tabernacle
Chicago
Indiana County TB Society Plans Testing and Camp
Plans for tuberculin testing and x ray work for groups of Indiana County children were discussed by the Indiana County Tuberculosis Society. The program, in cooperation with the Pennsylvania Tuberculosis Society, will proceed through winter and spring, with Brooke side Health Camp for undernourished children opening in Heilwood in summer. Funds from Christmas seals remain needed. The Pennsylvania Tuberculosis Society conference will be held in Pittsburgh February 19 and 20, with a large Indiana County turnout anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Indiana County Tuberculosis Society
Pennsylvania Tuberculosis Society
Brookeside
Heilwood
Schenney
Pittsburgh
Indians County
Market Opens Firm as Motor Show Boosts Activity
The stock market closed the first week of 1035 on a firm note. Motor shares led activity amid the annual New York motor show start, with Auburn up over 2 points and low priced issues like Packard Reo and Hupp actively bought. Rails remained firm despite weak last week, Canadian Pacific advanced, steels were steady, and big names like DuPont and American Can were subdued. Building shares rose late including Johns Manville to a new high, while Amer Tela showed strength but utilities lagged.
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Leslie Gould
New York
INS
General Motors
Chrysler
Auburn
Packard
Reo
Hupp
Canadian Pacific
DuPont
American Can
Johns Manville
American Tela
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Post
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Fron Wanse
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Betty Sawyer
Charles Parks
Luaite Lytle
Mmeung
Georgic
New York Pier
Adoyson
Seventy-Fourth Congress
Re Tein
House of Representatives
Garner West
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Dole
Tion
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Profor Wallace Grudbe
Missouri Valley College
Kamsas City
Robt
Earle
Wyant
Pige One
Mark R. Weser
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Butler
Spang Bidg
Kina St
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T.B
Local Board
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Armour Atchison
Atlantic
Coca Cola Consolidated Oil
Curtiss-Wright du Pont
Freeport
Texas
JC Penney Cy Kennerot Coy
Lone Star
Monty Ward Nash Mirs
Natl Dairy Pi
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North Amn Packard Mirs Peyn RR
Pullman
Pure Oil Radio Corp Radio Keith Reynolds
Tob
Salt Cr
Socony-Vacuum &O of
Cal BO of
Studebaker
Tex Corp Union Pac United Corp
United Gas
Imp US Steel
Warner Bros
Pic Westinghouse Aird
Westinghouse
Elee Woolworth
Curb
Penn Corp
Geo D.leydic
Pneral
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