Bang Testers at Willet Grange Hall
Washington township farmers meet at Willet Grange Hall to plan Bangs disease cattle testing. County agent Warner outlines federal and state testing program and a township wide sign up effort. A district canvassing committee for the schools will collect applications and forward them to Harrisburg in about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Township
Willet
Warner
Bureaus of Animal Industry
Harrisburg
Bell
Charles Bell
Creekside
Harman
Floyd Donahue
Kettering
Jay Sourwine
R. D
Allison
Roy Orr
Marlin
Ira Marlin
Red Lion
J. W. Johnston
Hanging Rock
James W. Fairman
B. B. Kunkle
Cummins
Harvey Pepley
Indiana
Cribbs
Silas Miller
Kelly
Archie Brown
R. D. Lucas
Merle Spence
Obituary notices for Price McConnell and Cribbs.
Obituaries report death of Harry Price a former Indiana County postmaster and Dixonville native. Margaret McConnell of Saltsburg dies in Harrisburg at over 90, funeral arrangements set near Coneomaugh with burial at Edgewood Cemetery. John F Cribbs aged 83 a Blairsville farmer dies at sister's Blairsville home with services in Blairsville and burial in Blairsville Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Price
Indiana County
Emeigh Run
Dixonville
Margaret McConnell
Saltsburg
Harrisburg
John F. Cribbs
Blacklick Township
Jennie Bennett
Brady Street
Blairsville
S. M. Cribbs
E. E. Cribbs
F. M. Cribbs
New Bethlehem
Lavina Mebon
Indiana
Bennett
Ferguson Funeral Home
West Markettstreet
John W. Kennedy
First Regular Baptist Church of
Blairsville Cemetery
Raw Materials Prices and Rates Across Markets
The page lists commodity prices for Chicago and New York markets including butter at 34.25 to 34.50 cents per pound, corn No 2 yellow at 84 to 64 cents per bushel, wheat No 2 hard at 1.1950 to 1.189.25 per bushel, oats at 32.50 cents per bushel, eggs at 24 cents per dozen, hides at 15 cents per pound, rayon 190 denier at 87 to 57 cents, petroleum Midcontinent at 33.3394 cents per barrel, Portland cement at 1.67 per barrel, coal screenings at 3.45 per ton, and steel scrap at 13.75 per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
N. Y
Portland
New Deal in Appeal to U S Production Policy
Three judges upheld Congress power to ax and spend to relieve a nation wide economic maladjustment. Farm leaders gave mixed reactions. Ed ward A. O Neal warned of vainous conditions without quick remedy while Charles W Burkett praised the ruling as a blow to bureaucracy. A meeting of 70 farm leaders was planned to discuss new agricultural plans with Secretary Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Edward A. O'Neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
Charles W. Burkett
Farmers Independence Council
Wallace
AAA
Para
Lions Present 100 Percent at Indiana Lions Meet 1938
Indiana Lions opened their 1938 activities with Harold C. Williams named Playground Committee chair and Clarence Swartz general chair of the annual Lion Show. The stage production will be at Indiana High School. Rev. Arthur J. Pfohl spoke on hopes and fears of 1936, warning of Fascism as the real European threat while America should pursue united sanctions and steadfast policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Lions
Harold C. Williams
Clarence Swartz
Indiana High School
James Kilsour
Arthur J. Pfohi
Indiana
Pfoh
Pfohl
United States
Asia
Prohi
Russia
Rev. Pfocht
America
Disintegration hints spark AAA layoffs and new relief plans
Guarded notices from officials indicate 1,000 to 1,500 temporary AAA workers may be dropped soon as a treasury halt halts checks. Proposals circulate for domestic allotments with subsidies and no production caps, while cooperative associations may voluntary curb output with government grants, signaling shift from strict controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AAA
Treasury
Wallace
Chester C. Davis
Soma
Organization of
Commodity Producers’ Co-Operative Associations
South
Bonus Bill Is Recommended in House Debate
Washington Jan 3 The House moves toward a vote on a cash bonus bill backed by the three major veterans groups. The Rules Committee granted floor time for four hours of general debate and set up a Wednesday floor consideration with a likely Friday vote. Key questions linger about administration support as Chairman Doughton distanced himself from any administration endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Rules Committee
Waya
Meany
Doughton
D+ NC
Revenue Committee
Cox
D-Ga
Soil Plan Excise Fee Debated At Washington Conference
Agricultural extension director R K Bliss of IowaState College discusses a soil plan excise fee. N B Hull of the National Milk Producers Association and Fred Sexauer of the Dairymen's League offer views. Washington delegates urge constitutional workable legislation to maintain farmer support and develop cooperative crop organization with benefit payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. K. Bliss
Towa Atate College
MaNary
Fred Brenckman
Washington
National Grange
AULTMAN LAD LATEST VICTIM CONTINUED REPORT
Aulton man hospitalized after a fall on a slippery Glen Campbell pavement. Henry Walsh, 50, of Glen Campbell, admitted to Indiana Hospital with severe head lacerations. Lillian Putt, 19, Route 2 Penn Run, remains unchanged after a skull fracture from a coastings accident. Police investigation ongoing. Harrisburg traffic official cites parking enforcement and stop signs as key to reducing accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Walsh
Glen Campbell
Indiana Hospital
Lillian Putt
Route 2
Penn Run
Indiana
Harrisburg
W. W. Matthews
Division of Safety
Department of Revenue
Matthews
William N. McNair
Pittsburgh
Caeta
McDowell Noted Singer Dies After Heart Attack
Pittsburgh obituary notes the death of Robert J. McDowell at his home after a heart attack. He rose to prominence as a tenor soloist with the Princeton Glee Club and later sang with the Dwight L Moody quartet. He directed glee clubs at Washington & Jefferson College and Carnegie Institute of Technology and was best known as director of music at Teachers' Institutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Robert J. McDowell
McDowell
Princeton Glee Club
Dwight L. Moody
Washington & Jefferson College
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Teachers’ Institutes
Warns Against Seed Bargains Across the Commonwealth
State bureau of plant industry warns seed buyers to distrust bargain offers from out of state. Retailers must ensure seeds sold within Pennsylvania meet tagging and law requirements. fines up to 200 dollars. A seed lab analyzed 3128 samples in 1835 with 1867 official tests. full report pending. Domestic raw wool supply remains insufficient for wool product demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
State Bureau of Plant Industry
Pennsylvania
Deer harvest figures from Allegheny National Forest
The Allegheny National Forest reported 193 276 hunters, including 1 758 women, killed 24 487 deer within its boundaries during the December open season. Buck and doe totals, out-of-state hunters, and weight measurements were recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Allegheny National Forest
L. S. Goss
Allegheny Forest
McKean
Elk
Jefferson
Forest
Clarion
Warren
Treasury Balance and Receipts Report from January 6
Washington reports the Treasury position on January 6 with receipts of 27.35 million and expenditures of 53.89 million, leaving a net balance of 2.201 billion dollars. Customs receipts for the month totaled 5.89 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Sister Mary's Kitchen Prune Grades Explain Quality and Use
A NEA Service column by Mary E. Dague explores how prunes fell out of favor and how modern grading helps housewives choose quality. It notes ten sizes from 20-305 to 110-1208 and explains that better grades cost less per stone and suit cocktails, salads, or dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Daguenea
Prunes and Bavarian Cream Dessert Preparation Guide
A vintage culinary note explains prune sizes per pound and sugar needs, comparing California sweet prunes with tart Washington Oregon varieties. It includes a recipe for Prune Bavarian Cream with gelatin milk eggs sugar prunes and a custard sauce accompaniment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Washington
Oregon
British And French Battle Fleets In Concentration
Associated Press reports sudden orders move large French and British battle fleets into the Mediterranean ahead of the League of Nations council meeting on January 20 to consider further action on the Italo Ethiopian war. The plan includes 92 French warships and a British fleet. Rome hints at more troops. Haile Selassie seeks a league inquiry over poison gas. Addis Ababa cites plans to revolt and tax resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Mediterranean Sea
League of Nations Council
Italy
Mediterrananean
Nelson
Rodney
Mediterranean
Admiralty
Ethiopia
The
League
Rome
Mussolini
Haile Selassie
League Commission of Inquiry
Pietro Badoglio
East
Africa
League Council
Addis Ababa
Gojjam
Paris
Tha Legens
Broadway Lingo and Rich Vanderbilt on Air
A humorous Broadway slang glossary defines terms like turkey and SRO and notes Cornelious Vanderbilt Jr seeking a coast to coast radio role with a reported 1250 dollar weekly salary. He has been seen in clubs with newspapermen and is finishing a novel and a future book on current events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angel
Broadway
Mike Hugger
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
Fifth Avenue
Social Register
Vanderbilt
Park Avenue
America
Europe
Hearty Vegetable Soup and Boiled Dinner Menu
Flavor with vanilla before serving. A hearty vegetable soup with Parkerhouse rolls and prune Bavarian cream provides nourishment and an economical winter meal. Directions: simmer soup bones with water three hours, add long-cooking vegetables first, then finish with potatoes tomatoes cabbage onions carrots and green beans. Tomorrow’s menu lists breakfast luncheon dinner items including vegetable soup and desserts.
County Office Receipts, Deeds, and Marriages Rise
The Register and Recorder reports 1985 receipts up by 893.83 over 1934 totals. 1935 receipts reach 11350.27 vs 10456.44 in 1934. Deeds filed 1703 in 1935 vs 1745 in 1934. 402 mortgages vs 60 in 1934. Estates used 285 vs 262. marriage licenses 891 vs 674.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Register and Recorder
Register and Recorder
W. R. Calhoun
Green Township Defeats Marion Center In Low-Scoring Contest
Green Township edged Marion Center 12 to 10 in a tense hoops game. Both teams struggled with accuracy while tight defense kept scoring limited and key early pivotal plays came from Buterbaugh and Plusquellic as Green Township pulled out the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Township High School
Marion
Aiight
Commodore
Green Boys
Marlon
Buterbaugh
Green
Plusqueliic
Dogsie
Butterbaugh
Ackerson
Rapacuk
Sheesley
Dairies set new price rules and distribution aims
The dairy board announced price reductions to close the gap between consumer and farmer prices and to discourage rural routes by large dealers. Some regional increases were approved in Cambria Blair Berks Northampton and Erie counties with a higher Philadelphia cream price and boosts for ice cream milk chocolate and butter. Dealers must pay farmers twice monthly and file monthly statements. new area designations include Southwestern Blair Cambria Fayette Greene Indiana Washington and Westmoreland. At a Northeastern Dairy Conference Henry Grady said reciprocity plans should aid the economy overall and not hurt domestic producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambria
Blair
Berks
Northampton
Erie
Philadelphia
Southwestern
Blair, Cambria
Fayette, Greene
Indiana
Washington and
Westmoreland
Janu
Henry FP. Grady
State Department
Northeastern Dairy Conference
Charles W. Holman
Washington
National Cooperative Milk Producers Association
United States
Canada
Hall
Supreme Court
AAA
Holman
Grady
Coughlin Seeks Audience With President Roosevelt
Detroit radio priest Father Charles E. Coughlin asked to see President Roosevelt and met with Secretary Morgenthau yesterday. The visit follows prior praise of the New Deal then criticism of its monetary policies, with no details given on the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Charles E. Coughlin
Detroit
White House
Coughlin
Morgenthau
Hyde Park
Joseph FP. Kennedy
Securities Commission
Morgan Firm Accused of War-Time Wiring to Britain
Senate investigators said J P Morgan and Co supplied Britain with inside information on American activity before World War I. Evidence showed loans to the Allies may have influenced neutrality, with cables from Morgan partners to London discussing Brady notes and the Lusitania crisis. Morgan and partners denied aiding U S entry, asserting information sharing aided Allied efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston K. Grover
Associated Press
Washington
J. P. Morgan, and Company
Great Britain
United States
Morgan
Senate Munitions Committee
Wilson
William Jennings Bryan
America
H. P. Davidson
London
Germany
Davidson
Gerard
Davison
Porter
United States Congress
Congress
United States Senate
Root
P. S. C. Becomes Traveling Body
The Pupie service Commission held 1822 hearings in thirty Pennsylvania cities beyond Harrisburg in 1935 and 876 in Harrisburg. Hearings were moved from only Harrisburg and key cities to additional points to serve the public. Hearing rooms exist in Philadelphia City Hall and Pittsburgh City-County Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pupie Service Commission
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Wilkes- Barre
Erle
Scranton
Havelyburg
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Washingington Township
NEW Deal
U. S
Moorhead
Indigne's
Soil Plan
Aultman Lad
M. M. Davis
South Seventh Street
Washington Street
W. J. Kelley
M’dowell
Allegheny Park
Hunterend
Civilian Conservation Corps
Forest Rangers
Gross
Butler Cooperative
Sister Mary's
New York
George Ross
B. C
Turkey
Ham
Christ
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Green Township
M. C
Johnson
Patterson
Walker
Plusquellic
Earth
Jupiter
Morgan Firm
Senate
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