Elective Men May Not Serve As Supervisors
State Administrator Eric H. Biddle issued an order banning any government subdivision official from payroll on CWA supervisory posts. Effective January 8, the rule compels non governmental applicants for vacancies, with supervision by the relevant agency but not CWA funded. The order forbids CWA involvement in selecting supervisors, timekeepers, or any payroll workers. Continued on Page Two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edtardey
Eric H. Biddle
CWA
Owsi
GWA
Taken at bedside of dying mother Nazdon escapee returned
Pittsburgh Jan 6 Captured at the bedside of his dying mother Joe Nazdon 16 escaped from Mars ganzo reformatory after visiting the funeral of his mother. He told police inner urgings to see his mother prompted the escape and he was taken back to the reformatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
INS
Joe Nazdon
Marsganzo
Nazdon
Governor urges hunters to file game reports by Feb first
Ernest E. Matwood executive secretary of the Pennsylvania Game Commission asks every hunter to file Benet reports of game taken during the past season. Reports should be submitted by February first to help check the bill and determine stock restocking needs for next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest E. Matwood
Pennsylvania Game Commission
McCallum Recovers After New York Taxi Crash
Harrisburg dispatch reports Vincain McCallum secretary to Governor Pinchot was at his desk in the capitol after a taxi collision in New York. Initial reports said a fractured shoulder, but X lines showed all bones intact as he arrived with Governor Pinchot's approval of seven bills. He is recovering at St Luke's Hospital from shingles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
New York
Vincan McCallum
Pinchot
Capitol Today
Usaual
McCallum
Pinclol
St. Luke's Hospital
Reager Taken in Pittsburgh in Wholesale Robbery Case
Kenneth Reager, 81, tied to a string of robberies of wholesale grocery company warehouses in Indiana, Blairsville and western Pennsylvania, was arrested in Pittsburgh by Blairsville police and state troopers. He awaits preliminary hearings in Greensburg as Wood and Brown, both in custody, implicated him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Reager
Indiana
Blairsville
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Greensburg
George T. Buchanan
Eepetouhe
Church Street
Cigar
Wood
Grocery Company
Brown
Joseph Spriggs Company
Washington, Pa
400 Return to B. O. Shops Monday
Nearly 400 employees of the Baltimore & Ohio Locomotive Works were ready to report for work Monday after about three weeks of idleness. They had been out since December 14 and were recalled due to the need for immediate repairs to locomotive equipment and rolling stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubois
Baltimore & Ohio Locomotive Works
Marriage license issued in Cumberland Maryland notes couple
A Cumberland Maryland license entry states a marriage license issued to Harry J. Biggla of Lucerne Mines and Gertrude Bachinaki of Narona Heights. The item also mentions a byline about jigsaw puzzles and a rental service run by H. Ki at 351 Water St. Tapinna Pau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland, Md
Harry J. Biggla
Lucerne Mines
Gertrude, Bachinaki
Natrona Heights
H. Ki
Water St
Tapinna Pau
Roosevelt Nolst ers Hopes Of Youthful Paralysis Victim
Pittsburgh January 6 Ernest Seymour 18 of Altoona continues his fight against infantile paralysis at St Francis hospital Roosevelt writes him a personal letter praising his spirit and urging his recovery The president paused his message to congress to send the note expressing best wishes to the hospitalized boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Ernest Seymour
Altoona
St. Francis Hospital
Seymour
Roosevelt
Congress
Ernest
Pennsylvania Trade Recovers From Holiday Slump
Pennsylvania business activity shows better averages for the first week of January 1982 after a Christmas dip. Iron and steel output rebounds late week, rail orders include 100 000 tons of gall for the state, coal mining improves with a 40 hour week, and PWA work is seen aiding recovery. auto demand expected to rise as the year progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Kink Aid
I. N
Fittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Iron Ag Steel
Puschasas
PWA
Death claims two Indiana County residents
Two longtime Indiana County residents died within two days. Sylvester A. Welchons, 73, died Thursday morning at his home near North Point after four days of pneumonia. Gyrus B. Work, 75, died last night at his home in Rochester Mills. Welchons leaves a widow, two sons and a daughter, with funeral services Sunday at 2 PM at his home, Rev. Baker officiating, Zion Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Sylvester A. Welchons
North Point
Gyrus B. Work
Rochester Mills
Sylvester A.welchons
Johnson
Elizabeth Welchons
Margaret McGregor
Beechwoods
Jefferson County
Welchons
John S. Welchons
Philadelphia
A. M. Welchons
Indianapolis
Ind
Geraldine
Miners Reinstated After West Virginia Trip Strike
Two striking REVLOC Miners, John McCabe of Phillipsburg and Robert Nacomb of Huntingdon, were reinstated by Monroe Coal Mining Company after a temporary walkout of about 600 workers begun over a Christmas holiday trip incident. Permanent Arbitration Board officials recommended reinstatement but ruled workers not entitled to pay for lost time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Monroe Coal Mining Company
John McCabe
Phillipsburg
Robert Nacomb
Huntingdon
Permanent Arbitration Board
Threshermen and Sawmill Meeting Announced
The Tadl Ana County Threshermen and Sawmillers Protective Association invites threshermen sawmill men and farmers to an annual meeting in the Court House basement on Monday at 1:30 am. Special business includes compensation insurance and common issues. officers will be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tadl
Expedite Action on Liquor Tax in Senate Plans
Senate leaders in Washington moved to speed consideration of the liquor tax bill after House approval. The measure raises the whiskey tax from 1.10 to 2.00 per gallon, with potential further moves to 3.00 or 4.00 by opposing senators. An amendment would require tax stamps on all containers to curb bootlegging and consumer protection concerns loom over liquor quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
Senate Finance Committee
Horak
Idaho
Treasury
Publc
Witherup Trial Set for April After Three Month Gap
Franklin January six. Walter Witherup a 19 year old held in the fatal shooting of his father Kennerdell operator was granted a three month continuance. Defense plans a rigid strategy ahead of an April trial on a first degree murder charge. Police say the elder Witherup was shot December 9 after he drove off the oil lease with four men and was later found dead in a thicket.
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Franklin
INS
Walter Witherup
Kennerdell Oi
Young Witherup
Witherup
Japs distrust astronomers in South Seas eclipse visit
Tokyo reports Imperial Navy will escort an international group of 40 astronomers to Orluck Island, fearing they may spy on fortified South Seas areas. The scientists from the United States Canada and other nations aim to view the February 15 eclipse but face military scrutiny and restricted access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Young
INS
Catyright
Tokyo
South Seas
Imperial Navy
Orluck Island
Geiskey
Youth Enrolls in Caterpillar Club in Pittsburgh Crash
George Yeschke a 29 year old Pitts burgh student pilot was enrolled in the Caterpillar Club after leaping from his burning aircraft and parachuting as it crashed into a street in the east central part of Pittsburgh yesterday afternoon. The pilot escaped serious injury but sustained slight contusions when the parachute snagged on telephone wires. The plane was completely wrecked and wing pieces shattered dozens of windows in a nearby building.
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Pittsburgh
Jan
INS
George Yeschke
End of Week of Prayer Hitler Bans Church Talks
In Indiana the Week of Prayer ended at the Methodist Episcopal Church with Bishop Adia W. Leonard delivering a talk on moral endurance and intercessory prayer. In Berlin the Reich bishop Ludwig Mueller issued a decree banning discussions of ecclesiastical politics in churches and church property.
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Hitler
Indiana Minsterium
Indiana
Methodist Episcopal Church
Adia W. Leonard
John A. McCamey
Reed S. Shirey
Evangelical Church
Leonard
Berlin
UNS
Ludwig Mueller
Reichbishop
Mueller
New Engines Behind Cars Change Forefront of Auto Design
New York reports Raymond Lowey, noted industrial automobile designer, predicted engines will be placed in the rear of cars in the near future. He says rear placement improves visibility, smoother running, cleanliness, and efficiency, with acceleration gains and reduced fuel use. He also noted the national auto show emphasizes streamline, aerodynamic styling as the future trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Raymond Lowey
Lowey
Burns Fatal to Strangford Boy
A twelve year old Strangford boy, J Charles Libengood, died from burns suffered when his clothing caught fire while playing with matches. His mother smothered the flames and a Blairsville doctor said the injuries were critical. He leaves parents Homer and Mrs Libengood, three brothers and a sister. funeral is in Strangford M E church at 2 30 p m tomorrow.
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Strangford
Blairsville
J. Charles, Libengood
Homer Libengood
Libengood
Strangford Methodist Episcopal Church
Fear Mob Revenge On Negro Prisoner Burhannon
Guards stood over Leon Burhannon a 25 year old prisoner in Clearfield County jail after he confessed to attempting a criminal attack on Mary Chappel a 19 year old department store clerk Police said the tension followed the confession and extra guards were deployed at the jail
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Clearfield
Leon Burhannon
Burhannon
Mary Chappel
Youngest mother gives birth in Syracuse hospital
In Syracuse Memorial Hospital Eyra cise 12 year old Mrs Theodore Walsh and her four day old daughter Ellen Merle are reported doing well. Father Tidore Walsh 19 will meet his daughter this afternoon. The couple’s baby weighed seven pounds nine ounces at birth while Walsh works on a CWA project and can visit only in the evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracush
N.Y
Dan
Theodore Walsh
Ellen Merle
Tidore Walsh
CWA
Walsh
Syracuse Memorial Hospital
Ellen Marie
Lewis Praises Recovery Act In Speech At Convention
Philadelphia January 6. John S. Lewis, head of the United Mine Workers, called the National Recovery Act America’s chief measure for economic recovery and social improvement. The remarks were read by editor Ellis Searles at a convention of labor and social science scholars. Lewis could not attend. He warned labor may differ with the NRA’s interpretations but supports the act. Continued on page two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
John S. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
America
American Academy of Disar and Social Science
Ellis Searles
United Mine Workers Journal
Lewis
Labor
Naional Recovery Administration
Organises Labor
Dairy meetings planned for next week in four towns
Four milk marketing meetings aimed at Dairymen's Cooperative Sales Association members will occur next week. P. B. Brenneman, president, will speak on Pittsburgh milk market changes and the new state dairy commission. Meetings in Kittanning Griffiths hall Marion Center Punxsutawney Indiana.
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Dairymen’s Cooperative Sales Association
Brenneman
Farmers Milk Market‘dug
Pittsburgh
Court House
Kittanning
Griffith's Hall
Marion Center
Associated Gas & Electric
Punxsutawney
Indiana
Lupescu Fears for Life Sleeping with Gun at Pillow
London dispatch says Mme Madge Lupescu, Carol’s favored companion, keeps an ivory pistol under her pillow amid claims she is targeted by assassins. The Daily Mail notes Carol refuses to let her flee to Italy, though a Transylvanian residence is suggested to escape dangers at Sunaia Palace.
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Mme
Lupescu
London
Jan
INS
Madge Lupescu
Carol
Nillaw
The
Daily Mail
Vienna
Mail
Italy
Sunaia
Five Major Moves to All Recovery Plan
The President plans five major moves within the coming fortnight to advance recovery. Key steps include congressional authorization to guarantee $4,000,000,000 in bonds and use of federal guarantees to attract private capital, reshaping NRA enforcement, and expanding national trade via new commissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward B. Locket
Washington
Congress
NRA
Federal Farm
Owners’ Loan Corporation
Roosevel
I Treasury
AFP
Federalize Commission
Dent
George N. Peek
Peek
Federal Trade Corporation
Ice Jam Threat Grips Trenton Area
Heavy rains raise river temperatures and push Delaware ice into a dangerous jam upriver and downstream. Officials warn of rapid ice formation and potential flooding as waters rise behind upstream dams and impoundments.
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Trenton
Jan
Delaware
Revenue Collector Away on Basin Trip Next Week
Deputy Joseph Earl Bath of the internal revenue service will be away from town all of next week on business. He expects to return to his office on January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Earl Bath
Internal Revenue
Treasury balance figures and misspelled figures reported
A dated treasury balance notice shows conflicting numbers with a figure of 805,978,845 and another of 895,978,845.89, including stray digits and symbols. The erratic entry references Washington and an abnormal monetary string, suggesting a transcription error in the balance reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Washington
Jan
Relief Program Delays Tax Cuts Amid Roosevelt Deficit
Washington reports that a $7.3 billion deficit from Roosevelt's emergency relief program delays federal tax reductions for five to ten years. House and Senate leaders, including Rep. Doughton and Sen. Dickinson, warn major relief will not occur while deficits persist, with potential cuts offset by repeals and new measures.
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William K. Hutchinson
I. N.S
Washington
INS
Roosevelt
Rep. Doughton
North Carolina
Thas
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Cyrus E. Work
Miss Josephine Buggy
Thresher and Sawmill
S. Kresge
Cent Slore
Ury Apostia
Migmi Beach
Kresge
Bey
Pat
Patricia Ellis
Caterpillar
Newengines
Aero Dynamic
Burns
Sidney Pax
Sycrees
Hollywood
Charles Beahan
Lewis Lauds Recovery Act
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Sald
Dickinson
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