Friends Visit Sagamore Hill on Roosevelt Memorial Day
Oyster Bay residents and visitors gather at Theodore Roosevelt's Sagamore Hill to honor the late president. E A Van Valkenburgh started the annual pilgrimage in 1920, with notable attendees including Albert Bushnell Hart Oscar Straus Gifford Pinchot Walter F Brown and Reverend John J Curran.
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Oyster Bay
Theodore Roosevelt
Long Island
Sagamore Hill
T. R
Roosevelt
E. A. van Valkenburg
Philadelphia
Albert Bushnell Hart
Oscar Straus
Gifford Pinchot
T. Ros
Walter F. Brown
Hoover
John J. Curran
Wilkes-Barre
Solons in New Grouping
Representatives of the various wards met to plan for the new year and emphasize service to the whole community. Dr. Simpson noted March 11 as Indiana's 120th birthday and the group organized for business with committees led by councilmen: Street Howard Martin Noble Fow ler Dr G E Simpson. Property Thomas Sheehe H J Bartley D J Fiscus. Finance Dr H B Buterbaugh S L Barr Harry Borland.
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Dr. Simpson
Indiana
Street
Howard Martin
Noble Fowler
G. E. Simpson
Thomas Sheehe
H. J. Bartley
D. J. Fiscus
H. B. Buterbaugh
8. L. Barr
Harry Borland
Auditor's Notice in Indiana County Asset Settlement
Miller and Gessler, Attorneys announce an auditor appointed by the Orphans' Court of Indiana County to settle and report the money in the hands of Blairsville Savings & Trust Co. as Executor of the Emma Thompson estate. The auditor will attend at 26 East Market Street Blairsville on Friday January 31, 1936 at 2 PM for interested parties to appear.
Congress Actions Today and Budget and War Dept Bills
Senate in recess munitions committee hears J P Morgan and others on World War financing. Roosevelt budget message read. Foreign Affairs at 10 80 considers neutrality bill. Appropriations panels report independent offices and war department measures. Ways and Means reviews bonus legislation. McCormack Vinson Patman bill moved. War Department supply bill debated.
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Senate
J. P. Morgan
Roosevelt
Tiuse
Foreign Affairs Committee
Appropriations
War Department
McCormack-Vinson-Patman
Appropriations Committee
Taylor Leaves Post as Indiana Borough Solicit or
John S. Taylor resigns after thirty three years as secretary and solicitor, praised as the treasury watchdog. Borough council hires him as assistant secretary and solicitor at 50 dollars per month, per pension rules. The meeting sets salaries for officials and notes council reports and an upcoming election for borough auditor.
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Indiana
Taylor
Council
Ighomag
S. Barber
J. Reppell Sroorhad
Barber
Albert Zellers
Roy Stephens
William M. St. Clair
Plan Drafting Relief Program Contd From Page One
Harrisburg reports Ed ward N. Jones WPA administrator denied Pinchot charges of politics in WPA relief. He urged Pinchot to name a single worker taxed for contributions. Willits denied using fee agencies. Clarkson Stevens cited private agency hires in an emergency but said the division was not WPA. Taylor named three men running Harrisburg and claimed WPA owned by Senator Guffey.
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Robert L. Johnson
Johnson
Roosevelt
Jones
Harrisburg
Edward N. Jones
Works Progress
Gifford Pinchot
Pinchot
WPA
Pennsylvania
Joseph H. Willits
Philadelphia
Clarkson Stevens
Area Statistical Division
Taylor
M. Harvey Taylor
Republican
Harry E. Kalodner
Revenue
U.S
Joseph F. Guffey
Pittsburgh
Charles J. Margiotti
Punxsutawney
Guffey
Handy
Oil embargo action pressed by British staff over Italy
Paris dispatch says Britain pressures for an oil embargo on Italy to halt Fascist war in Ethiopia. Diplomats foresee possible League sanctions before Feb 1. Madame Tabouis notes Mussolini unlikely to settle by February 1. Italy seeks German use of frozen credits to buy oil amid European power shifts.
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Stuart Moroney
Associated Press
Paris
Italy
Ethiopia
Legue of Nations
Mme
Genevieve Tabouis
L'Oeuvre
Europe
Germany
Madame Tabouis
Mussolini
Billion Cash Flow To Farm Areas Halted
The piece reports a split among Democrats and Republicans over New Deal farm policies as constitutional challenges loom. It notes Justice Roberts reading a farmer’s view that federal processing taxes and price controls invade states’ rights, while Justice Stone’s dissent argues courts can govern. Roosevelt remains silent amid debate on reimbursing farmers under contracts.
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Kerr-Smith
Roosevelt
Justice Roberts
Whole Farm Administration
Justice Stone
New Deal
Costigan
D-Cole
AAA
Wallace
Cummings
Chester Davis
White House
Stock Market Reacts to AAA Tax Debate and Farm Bills
The article lists numerous companies and references a 1932 debate led by Senator McNary on an optional three-way bill to manage surpluses through export debentures, equalization fees, or domestic allotments. It notes rising concerns about processing taxes funding farm programs, with over $1 billion collected and $150 million impounded by courts. Congress faces a prolonged session as markets react and leaders split on constitutional amendments.
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McNary
AAA
Secretary of Agriculture
Congress
Packer Hospital finds stray coin in throat
Eight year old Frank Pleta visited Packer Hospital after he swallowed a coin. Doctors retrieved a quarter and a nickel from his esophagus. In Canandaigua a man bit a banana split and found a blue white diamond worth about 50 dollars in his spoon. In Oklahoma City Napoleon O Neil waived extradition and explained a joking misnaming led to police trouble.
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Sayre
Frank Pleta
Packer Hospital
Frank
Canandaigua
N. Y
Robert McKee
Centerfield
Oklahoma City
Napoleon O'Neil
Hutchinson
Kas
Napoleon O’neil
Napoleon
Opinion Storm Over Supreme Court AAA ruling Across Nation
AP reports broad reaction from farmers politicians and business leaders to the court’s invalidation of the Agricultural Adjustment Act. Senators Costigan White Capper and Copeland criticize the decision while Hearst Johnson Herrig and other leaders urge revisions contracts and continued support for farm programs.
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Associated Press
Broad Farm Acres
Great Clites
Vara
Supreme Court
New Deal
AAA
Costigan
D-Cole
White
R-Med
America
Farmers Independence Council
Tugwell
Charles R. Hearst
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Congress
Hugh Johnson
H. G. Kenney
Nebraska Farmers’ Union
Ena
Louis Taber
Grange
William M. Butler
Hoosac Mills
Mugant
Clyde L. Herrtig
Drowa
Harper Sibley
United States Chamber of Commerce
Copeland
D-N Y
Senator Capper
Milo Reno
National Farm Holiday Association
Supreme Court Decision Sparks Constitutional Debate Rise
The article notes a major Supreme Court ruling that is seen as shaping the upcoming presidential race. It says the decision could elevate the debate over constitutional issues to a new pitch of intensity and that the court used the occasion to answer some critics.
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Supreme Court
Morgan Protests Part in War
Morgan tells a senate investigating committee that German acts and not international finance pushed the United States into World War I. Flanked by senior partners, the banker faced questioning as senators debated curbing nations' influence. Lamont argued about Morgan's role, while Clark warned against stalling the hearing.
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Washington
Morgan
Senate
United States
Interere
Clark
D-Mo
Thomas W. Lamont
Pennsylvanians weigh high court New Deal rulings
Reports from Harrisburg indicate debates over a corporate net income tax act and the State Authority Law as the Pennsylvania Supreme Court finds the Authority Act unconstitutional. Attorney General MARGIOTTI argues for the tax act while observers fear the $40 million building program may be halted.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Supreme Court
Charles J. Margiotti
Philadelphia
High Court
Capitol
Assembly
Authority Act
Dairy Conference in Philadelphia debates AAA ruling
At the Northeastern Dairy Conference opening in Philadelphia the Supreme Court decision invalidating the AAA dominates talks. Speakers include A H Lauterbach and William Duryee with state and federal dairy policy views, plus focus on reciprocal trade and processing taxes affecting milk markets. Bakers and industry leaders in Wilkes-Barre discuss AAA verdict impact on bread prices and business.
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Dairy Conference
Philadelphia
Supreme Court
AAA
Northeastern Dairy Conference
A. H. Lauterbach
Milk Producers’ Association
William B. Buryea
New Jersey
Secretary of Agriculture and Milk Board
Samuel W. Tater
Boston
H. H. Snavely
Willows Street
Duryee
Snavely
Bakers
Wilkes-Barre
Pennsylvania Bakers’ Association
R. E. Weaver
L. J. Schumaker
Horace Crider
Pittsburgh
Kiwanians Hear Salvation Army Adjutant’s Report at Rustic Lodge
Adjutant Gibson of the Salvation Army spoke at the Kiwanis Club weekly supper at Rustic Lodge. He traced the Army from its 1870 London founding by William Booth to today with presence in over twenty countries. The talk highlighted the Army’s wide work in religious, charitable, and relief efforts, noting about 100 transients in Indiana receive meals and assistance monthly.
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Gibson
Salvation Army
Kiwanis Club
Rustic Lodge
William Booth
London
Indiana
Evangeline Booth
Pennsylvania in Federal Utility Probe Ground Fight
Pennsylvania faces a joint probe by the Federal Power Commission and the state Public Service Commission into Associated Gas & Electric System subsidiaries. The inquiry, based on Governor Earle and PSC findings, covers lobbying as operating costs and the ownership and contracts of ten utilities. A joint hearing may start after February 3, with state and federal investigators examining books and relationships across about 40 counties.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Federal Utilities Control Act
Pennsylvania Public Service Commission
Federal Power Commission
Associated Gas & Electric System
Keystone State
George H. Earle
State Commission
Associated Gas
Feedral
Pennsylvania Commission
Metropolitan Edison
Northern Pennesylvania Power
Pennsylvania Electric
Evie Lighting
Clarion Hiver Power
Clarion River Water
Penelec Water
Solar Electric
Johnstown Fuel Supply
Reading Transit
State Public Service Commission
The
Power Commission
Harrisburg
Public Service Commission
J. A. Wilhelm
Herman P. Goldberg
Richard J. Beamish
Wilhelm
Rotarians' Ladies Night Highlights Russian Soviet Drive
Last evening the Indiana Rotary Club at the Indiana Hotel held a Ladies Night led by President William M. Ruddock. Speaker Andrew B. Crichton of Johnstown discussed a three month Europe tour, focusing on Russia, its social and economic state under Soviet rule, and the push to spread Communism abroad. Crichton noted Russian miners and optimistic future standards. Guests included Harry Crichton of New York City and Tom Prout of the Johnstown Rotary Club.
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Indiana Rotary Club
Indiana Hotel
William M. Ruddock
A. J. Musser
Andrew B. Crichton
Jgpnatown
Crichton
Johnstown
Europe
Russia
Harry Crichton
New York City
Tom Prout
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Gillette
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Val RR
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Pennroad
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Ascal
Office of Consumers’ Counsel
Coal Labor Board
Art
Labor Board
Charles B. Hosford, Jr
C. E. Smith
Percy Tetlow
Walter H. Maloney
George &. Acret
John M. Paris
John J. O'Leary
Lee C. Gunter
Tennessee
E. H. Jones
Milk Control Board
Vermont
Canada
Charles W. Holman
National Co-operative Milk Producers’ Association
Henry F. Grady
State Department
F. H. Sexauer
New York
Dairymen’s League Co-operative Association
James S. Pates
Pennsylvania Milk Control Board
Kiwanians and Salvation
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Thea
Federal Utilities Control
Rotarians’ Ladies Night
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