Costigan pushes constitutional amendment for broad labor powers
Senator Costigan of Colorado launches a Senate drive to empower Congress to regulate hours, wages, production, and commerce to protect New Deal laws. He argues only a constitutional amendment can grant such powers, introducing a measure for states to ratify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward B. Lockett
INS
Washington
Costigan
Colorado
Senate
Congress
Cuostigan
Press convention menus debate free press and ads
Reported outlines describe Pennsylvania milk commission study of New York milk advertising plan to boost state industry. Conference features discussions on press freedom, public opinion, advertising cooperation, labor issues, circulation reforms, and a ladies program including shopping and bridge tours.
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Burg
Pennsylvania Milk Commission
New York
Commonwealth
Washington
Harrisburg
Francis Maine
Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles M. Meredith
Quakertown Free Press
William A. Thomson
Bureau of Advertising
Charles C. Kablert
Perth Amboy
N. J
New Jersey Press Association
Harvey J. Kelly
Chicago
A. N. P. A. Labor Group
Daily Newspaper Code
L. B. Palmer
New York State
Noel Macy
Westchester News Papers
New York State Publishers’ Association
Karl Thiesing
Tate Resigns As Clymer Councilman
Clymer borough discusses council room use for draftsmen and school projects. The Music School’s need and ongoing athletic field status are noted. Firemen oppose public use of their rooms due to wear on chairs and flooring. Parking space expansion recommended after near accidents with large buses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer
Councilmanie
Troop 3 Records a Banner Year in Scouting History
Troop 3 reports a strong year with 1035 registered members and 17 dropouts due to school and work. Attendance prizes go to James Jones Ralph Liebl Meridith Liebl Robert File and Jack Stormer. The troop held 43 meetings with an average daily turnout above twenty, and earned Court of Honor and Council Camp participation plus a Ten Year Program Award consideration for 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Jones
Ralph Liebl
Meridith Liebl
Robert File
Jack Stormer
Mr. Jones
Mr. Smith
Mr. Simpson
Buchheil
Mr. Kissinger
A. N. Grersky
Edward Fleming
Chester Howe
17 Billion Dollars in the Hole in Seventeen Years
A fragmented report notes complex legal language from the 6.1 section of the Recovery Act. It discusses whether Congress can delegate powers to the President and cites the National Recovery Board's acting counsel general Blackwell Smith. The document frames the court decision as urging Congress to clarify main principles and required findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Congress
National Recovery Board
Blackwell Smith
Ebensburg Opposes By Pass Plans and Tightens Parking
Ebensburg leaders moved to block a proposed by pass around the borough citing harm to business. Council adopted resolutions opposing relocation, limiting parking on High Street to one hour, forbidding double parking, and instructing police to enforce fines of 10 to 25 dollars plus costs. An experiment to cover the stop light at High and Center aims to speed traffic, with stop signs to be added on Center Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebensburg
Jan
Abensburg
Willian Penn
Benjamin Franklin
Pennsylvania Truckers’ Association
S. R. Jenks
High Street
William Penn Highway
Frank Jones
Burgess John &. Thompson
Truckecs’ Association
Ehrensburg Trust
High
Center Streets
Center Street
Truckers’ Association
Court comments on administrative agency approach to national problem
Smith noted the decision’s immediate psychological effect and its impact on compliance. He argued the Amazon Oil ruling does not directly affect the NRA since oil was treated separately in the act. He asserted Congress can constitutionally address the national industrial issue via administrative agencies.
Coroner Jury Frees Officials at Ernest Mine
Orvis Flick and Homer City official corroborated the driver's account of weather and highway conditions at the time of the accident. The machine was on the highway when the crash occurred. Blaine and passengers rushed the injured youth to the hospital after the collision as he headed to Ernest operations to inspect fires in the tipple. Flick accompanied by request from Miss Beatty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orvis Flick
Homer City
Blaine
Ernest
Miss Beatty
Flick
Neff outlines Indiana tax issues and GOP critique
Neff argues taxes are paid by tenants and passed to consumers, urging reduction of government expenditures to lower tax burdens. He condemns real estate interests aided by politicians, warns against centralized power, and defends small government against European style dictatorship or communism. He calls for adherence to American governance principles and resist shifting tax burdens to the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
You and
Harrisburg
Washington
Indiana
God
Jefferson
Lincoln
Brain Trust
Harrissburg
Lee
Upton Sinclair
Two Who Rule Saar Vote federal government
Franklin L. Stiles, a well known farmer of Center township, died of a heart attack in Indiana hospital at p.m. Monday. An obituary will be given later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin L. Stiles
Center Township
Indiana Hospital
A L Stuchell Dies. Rites Set At Center Church
A L Stuchell died last night in Washington township. If he had lived to January 11 he would have shared a 41st wedding anniversary with his wife. Funeral services are at Center Presbyterian church with Rev John J Mellvaine in charge. Greenwood cemetery burial planned. Mrs Mary Catherine Cunn Wadding, 65, of Ravin township, died early today from a complication of diseases. She was born April 24, 1870 and was active in Grove Chapel Lutt eran church and Thelma May Chapter Daughters of Rebekah. Surviving: husband John E Wadding. son Kelvie L Wadding. daughter Mrs A R Salsgiver of Indiana R D 7. two half-sisters. a half-brother. four grandchildren. one great grandchild. Funeral at her residence Thursday at 2 p.m. with Rev Charles Hildebrand officiating. Interment Oakland cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. P. Bothett
C. M. Fairman
Washington Township
Stuchell
Center Presbyterian Church
J. K
Boston
John J. Mellvaine
First United Presbyterian Church of
Daiana
Greenwood Cemetery
Mary Catherine
Mr. Cunn) Wadding
Ravin Township
William and
Magdalene
Muller) McCunn
Grove Chapel Lutteran Church
Thelma May Chepter
Rebekah
Blairsville
John E. Wadding
Kelvie L. Wadding
A. R. Salsgiver
Indiana
R. D
Gertrude B. Agnew
Pittsburgh
Franklin Floyd
Vandergrift
Albert G. Weaver
Charles & Hildebrand
Intermann
Oakland Cemetery
Betty Furness May Take Bow On Best Dressed List
Hollywood says Betty Furness helps lead a youthful fashion shift as Adrian of MGM names ten best dressed younger screen players. Also listed are Maureen O'Sullivan Frances Drake Martha Sleeper Madge Evans Jean Muir Ginger Rogers Francess Doe June Knight and Ann Sothern.
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Hollywood
Jan
Filindom
Betty Furness
Betty
Maureen O'Sullivan
Frances Drake
Martha Sleeper
Madge Evans
Jean Muir
Ginger Rogers
Francess Doe
June Knight
Ann Sothern
Distrust in Saar voting slows ballot turnout
In Saarbrucken on January 8, less than ten percent of 20 000 eligible civil servants voted early as distrust and fear of tampering kept many away. Police were among the few who voted, while others delayed until the regular plebiscite day amid heavy guard. Some voters canceled their ballots to avoid shouting Heil Hitler at polling places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saarbruecken
Saar
Heil, Hitler
Dividend Declared by State Workmen's Insurance Fund
Harrisburg January 8 The State Workmen's Insurance Fund declared a dividend exceeding half a million dollars for 1933 business. Seventeen thousand nine hundred ninety five commercial policy holders share 450000 at 20 percent, plus 65000 at 5 percent to 884 coal mine risk policy holders. It is the largest in at least five years, surpassing 1929 and 1930. Governor Pinchot said 1934 surplus for dividends will likely be similar or larger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
INSI
State Workmen's Insurance Fund
Tve
Gifford Pinenot
Farm income to top 6.1 billion this year despite drop
Washington report says November cash income from farm product sales dropped 10 percent from the usual fall, but total income for the year will exceed 6.1 billion. November income was 488 million vs October 630 million and November 1933 at 512 million, due to a larger than seasonal decline in crop income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Agricultural Economies
Inaugural Ball at Zembo Mosque Harrisburg
The Inaugural Ball will be held Tuesday evening in Zembo Mosque Harrisburg with formal and informal dress allowed Tickets are $5 admitting two people Spectators pay the same price Music by Paul Specht's Orchestra Indiana County chairman Al Bath issued notice via the 200 Keystone Building Harrisburg
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Zembo Mosque
Harrisburg
Keystone Building
Paul Specht
al Bath
Indiana County
No Tabernacle Service Tonight
There will be no service at the Tabernacle tonight. Attendants are asked to assemble there at 7 35 and proceed as a group to the Free Methodist Episcopal Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle
Free Methodist Episcopal Church
Threats Target Colleen Moore and Marlene Dietrich in Hollywood
A new wave of threatening calls prompted extra security for Colleen Moore and Marlene Dietrich. Beverly Hills police offered no comment, but both stars reportedly increased guards around homes and Dietrich’s daughter Maria, while Moore’s residence was described as an armed camp.
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Hollywood
Filmdoinn Y
Colleen Moore
Marlene Dietrich
Beverly Hills
Miss Dietrich
Miss Moore
Maria
Liquor Monopoly States Plan Act
A group of attorneys general from states with liquor monopolies met in Washington to decide how to prevent the federal government from taxing income from their monopolies. They may appeal to Congress to amend the statute to exempt these states from the tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Jan
Congress
Boys 10 and 12 Held After Cafe Hold Up Attempt
Two boys aged 10 and 12 were detained after attempting to hold up a restaurant owned by Mrs. Marie Mehr. They entered the cafe, displayed a 32 caliber revolver, but fled when confronted. During the escape they ran into a policeman and were taken into custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie, Dan
Marie Mehr
Washington Parade 1935 political snapshot notes Huey Long battles
Washington reports detail Huey Long clashing with Senate leaders and press coverage as he speaks for the press gallery. It cites brief biographical quirks of Utterback and Patterson, budget projections under Roosevelt, House members' habits, and the Supreme Court ruling against NIRA production controls, all framed as a dated 1935 Washington roundup.
New Rhodes Scholarships Winners Named by Swarthmore
Swarthmore College president Dr. Frank Aydelotte announced 82 American Rhodes Scholars. The list names recipients by district with home states and their universities, including Yale, Harvard, Princeton, U. of Chicago, Wisconsin, Caltech, and more, covering districts from Southern to Northwest.
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Swarthmore
INS
Frank Aydelotte
Swarthmore College
Rhodes
Southern
Henry Allison Page
North Carolina
Princeton
William Jennings Lewis
Georgia
Harvard
Duncan C. Lee
Virginia
Yale
William S. Mundy
U. of
Great Lake District
Fred Dillon
Wisconsin
U. of Wisconsin
Charles Bane
Chicago
U. of Chicago
Marlin Wagner
Michigan
U. of Michigan
Herbert L. Brown
Ohio
Middle Atlantic
M. Gordon Knox
Maryland
Millan Meissner
Pennsylvania
Lehigh
Samuel G. Wells, Jr
New Jersey
Harvey Maguigan
Delaware
U. of Delaware
New England
Richard Brown Baker
Long Island
Cannon Clements
Boston
Mass
Tech. College
James Gaston Williamson
Fayetteville
Arkansas
U. of Arkansas
Inquest Planned Into Dempsey Family Killings
Pittsburgh press reports plans for a coroner inquest into the Christmas week killings of five Walter Dempsey family members at Perrysville. The inquest will be formal with no witnesses. Kathryn Schach of Dunkirk reportedly died by poison after killing Walter Dempsey and his four sons, while Dempsey’s wife Clara, wounded, dictated her account to a nurse.
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Pittsburgh
Walter Dempsey
Perrysville
Kathryn Schach
Dunkirk
Dempsey
Clara
Cher
Three Freed on 2 Year Probation in Bankrupt Case
Jacob Gordon Harald Berney and Nathan L Nesselson all of Indiana were discharged on two year probation by Federal Judge F P Schoanmaker after being indicted for concealing property valued between 25000 and 40000 from the receiver and trustee of their bankrupt firm Gordon's Stores Inc Indiana in 1931 the company was adjudicated bankrupt and the trio faced charges of concealing assets from both the receiver and trustee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Jacob Gordon
Harald Berney
Nathan L. Nesselson
Indiana
F. P. Schoanmaker
Treasury balance figures for Jan five ledger update
Treasury balance as of Jan 5 shows 2 512 713 438 01 with Internal Revenue receipts of 7 255 575 27 and Customs receipts 4 503 770 68. Washington reports the totals from Jan 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Internal Revenue
Stock market closes mixed amid varied industry signals
The day’s trading shows a wide array of company names including Ford, General Electric, United States Steel, and Warner Bros with percentages like 30 and 12 percent appearing among listings. Investors seemed cautious as railroad and energy firms weighed on sentiment while consumer goods groups provided some support.
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Atchison T and St Atlantic
Bani
O RR
Beth St Bordens Ches and O RR
Chrysler Columbia Gas Consolidated Oil Cent Can
du Pont Freeport
Texas
Nickle
T and T J C Penney Co
Kervinator
Kennecot
Lone Star
Monty Ward Nash
Mtrs
Natl Dairy
Cen
North Ann Packard
Mire Penn RR
Pullman
Pure Oil Radio Corp
Extensioners Plan Program for Indiana County
The Indiana County Agricultural Extension Association executive committee met in Indiana to map the year's work. President Clyde Houck led, with secretary Clayton Miller. plans include a beef cattle and hogs tour in March and a combined horse, cattle, and steer feeder meeting. County Agent Warner and Miss Owen outlined developing well rounded programs with local groups and youth 4 H club work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County Agricultural Extension Association
Indiana
Presient
Clyde Houck
Green Township
Clayton Miller
H. C. Kunkle
Armstrong Township
Inediana
Warner
Owen
Fruit Growers’ Association
Cnw
Joseph Nichol
White Township
James A. Simpson
Ward Overdorf
Brushvalley
Pittsburgh
Rairigh Heads County Board Budget Figures
County budget figures show exonerations for county tax rise to about one mill per year on assessed valuation of all county real estate. The budget will be printed in the Gazette for taxpayers after the commissioners finalize it.
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Commissioners Ofice
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NEW Deal
Johnson
Richberg
Philadelphia
Hugh S. Johnson
NRA
Saturday Evening Post
Donald Richberg
Tate
Igumea
Moorhead
Indians’s Finest Men's Store
Ernest Mine
Neff
Geoffrey Knox
Brebach
International Army
Brind
Great Britain
East Lancashire Regiment
A. L. Stuchell
Gore
Dietrich Tmes
Liquor Monopoly States Plan Act
Karl M. Kahn
N.S. Washington
Huey Long
Louisiana
Lang
Huey
Delta
Illingis
James Hamilton Lewis
Lewis
Long
Joe Robinson
South Carolina
Jimmy Burns
White House
Press Association
Hubert Utterback
Iowa
Utterback
Nat Patson
Joe Guffey
Joseph F Guffey
Dewey Short
Galega
Abe Murdock
Beaver
Utah
Roosevelt
James P. Buchanan
House Appropriations Committee
James W. Wadsworth
Northwest
John J. Hayes
Bozeman
Montana
Montana State College
Thomas H. MacBride
Donald Wheeler
White Bluff
Wash
Red College
William Franca
Lidgieewood
N. Dakota
U. of N. Dakota
PLAN
Néy
Extensioners Plan
County Agricultural Extension Office
Court House
Relek
Gordon Dramatics Club
Blacklick Township
Farm Show
Dick Fulmer
Marion Center
Rairigh
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