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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1938

Page

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Insurgents Press Teruel Flank Attacks After Garrison Fall

Spanish Civil War dispatches report insurgent forces probing Teruel from north and south after the city s garrison and civilian supporters surrender. Government commanders plan counterattacks to seal off flanks and protect supply lines as aviation and artillery support continues.

Hendaye Fuanen Dan Teruel Opiarih Victorinus la Coca Francisco Franco Villassary Asuncion Hospital Santa Clara Convent Spain Ths Villastar Muela de Teruel Guadalaviar River Martin Rodriguez Suarez

Markets Report From Pittsburgh and Chicago Dated January 1 and 10

Merchants show moderate demand for apples with various varieties priced from 45 cents to 1.25 per unit and potatoes steady by cat. Idaho and Maine greens and Florida Bliss prices noted. Livestock prices in Pittsburgh rise with hogs up to 10, cattle steady to higher, vealers 12.50 to 13.50, sheep 8.75 to 9.00. Chicago corn and wheat futures fall, with May and July contracts drifting lower amid Liverpool quotes.

Pittsburgh New York Baldwins Hubbardstons McIntosh Kings Virginia West Virginia Pennsylvania Maryland Maine Green Mountains Idaho Burbanks Florida Bliss Chicago Liverpool

Campaign quotes echo long political battles in Philadelphia

Fragmented OCR notes recount Gifford Panchet’s repeated campaigns for governor and a later 1984 U S Senate bid. The text mentions noisy rallies in Frankford and Philadelphia as he faced opponents and shouted critiques, reflecting a long career of contentious contests and party battles.

Philadelphia Wlan Gifford Panchet Mar Pisburg U.S

State Begins Hard Coal Rehabilitation Move

In Harrisburg Governor Farley launches a broad study to bolster Pennsylvania's anthracite industry. A conference with operators, miners, and business leaders aims to chart a course amid calls for federal, state, or mixed control. The plan includes potential state takeover of idle mines to create work and curb bootlegging.

Harrisburg Roosevelt Congress Pennsylvania Cnal Commission Joseph Agoro Shamokin Jing da Schuylkill Pado Carbon County Michael Ot Hartneady Iut Interstate Commerce Commission Washington Uvec West Virginia Booston Iran

PLAN DESTROY LINO RULING

A political plea urges Republicans to unite against the Gurley-Lawrence machine in Pennsylvania. The candidate vows to cut taxes, clean Harrisburg, boost business, and advance farmers and workers, aiming for a broad statewide victory.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Harrissburg Gurley-Lawrence Tall Forester Stephen Stahlecker Public Service Pinehot Philadelphia United States Senate Newy Povernor Ohn Fisher Pinchot Pikehot Washington Theodore Roosevelt Boise Penrose A. Mitchell Palmer

Chinese Retreat Reported On North China Front

Chinese forces are said to be in full retreat along the north China front after air bombardment and Japanese infantry advances. Week end air raids hit Nanchang and Nan ning, with the Nanchang attack described as the war's heaviest, destroying hangars and a military academy and shooting down six planes. A French priest killed in Nanning and other casualties are reported amid widespread bombardment news.

North China Front Nanchang Kiangsi Shanghai Nanning Kwangsi Martin

Obituary Notices and Incomplete Death Reports

An obituary will appear in Tuesday's issue. William Wolfe died at 5 20 a m today in his Rayne township home. A separate obituary notes Miss Wassany aged 71 of Indiana Country died of influenza in Santan at Cherry tree where she had resided three months after a brief illness.

New Philadelphia Cockport Cherry Tree Valentine Emily Weaver) Wassam Hillsdale Montgomery Township Miss Wassam Hazlett M. P Charles EB Pine Grove Church Cnokport J. B. Patterson Cockport Methodist Cemetery William Wolfe Rayne Township Imiss Kezsau Margaret Was Indiana Santan Cherrytree Miss Wassany

House vote forecast and gunboat Panay context

A forecast of a close House vote on a referendum follows long committee debate. The amendment by Nep Ludlow of Inds has sat with the Hearse Judiciary panel for months. Amid a special session, sponsors gathered a majority to bypass the committee, while Roosevelt and top officials oppose tying the issue to wider policy.

House Valiey Ludlow Judiciary Committee Roosevelt Vath

Chinese Amazon Warriors Field Against Japanese Invaders

In Hankow a 180 woman battalion from Kwangsi arrived after a 600 mile march to join northern front defenses. The unit will spread through villages to rally resistance, conduct propaganda, and prepare for trench service, symbolizing China's plan for a nationwide women’s army alongside fighting men.

Hankow China Japan

Scientist Discovers Castor Oil Beauty Aids

Buffalo University scientist Dr. George W. Fiero announced after three years of research that hydrogenated castor oil can be used to make beauty products such as castor oil vanishing cream and lipstick. He noted the oil’s derivatives also yield metal polish and textile cleansers, though not yet in commercial use.

Buffalo N.Y. Dan George W. Fiero University of Buffalo Fiero University Pharmacy School

Countess Boregia Wielopinska Faces Secret Police Trial

Taken toward Paris by Nazi secret police the Polish Countess Boregia Wielopinska, a member of Poland’s noblest house, is jailed in Moabit prison near Berlin with her husband denied access. Friends blame arrest on hosting a bitter Hitler foe and warning of international trouble.

Paris Boregia Wielopinska Moabit Berlin Poland Warsaw Hitler

International policy clash and peace groups weather vote

Congress faces pressure over war risk as four peace groups warn Americans would enter war willingly if provoked. Signers include National Council for Prevention of War and Carrie Chapman Catt. Senate filibusters anti-lynching efforts as southern lawmakers pledge long sessions to block passage.

Rayburn Texas Boland Pennsylvania Congress United States National Council For Prevention Women's International League For Peace and Freedom World Peaceways Fellowship of Reconciliation Ludlow Committee For Henry L. Stimson William L. Green American Federation of Labor Himer Benson Minnesota Carrie Chapman Catt House Ludsey Senate Barkley Kentucky

Aged Woman Found Dead in Chevy Chase Home

Mrs. John Gibson a 77 year old resident of Chevy Chase was found dead in her home shortly before noon. Coroner John Woods is investigating the death.

John Gibson Chevy Chase John Woods

Bangs group forms Bangs disease testing plan in Canoe Twp

About 42 cattle owners in Canoe township met at Henry Schoolhouse to discuss Bangs disease testing. County Agent J W Warner led the talk. H C Cassidy was elected chairman. 63 percent of herds already tested. Volunteers to canvass non signers named from several districts. Similar meetings scheduled in Burrell, ConeMawth, Blackbelt, Cherryhill, Pine, and Armstrong townships from January 11 to 13.

Cate Ile Canoe Township Henry J. W. Warner H. C. Cassidy Gason Des Slates Rossiter Fairview Elmer Cary Rochester Mule L. A Cherryhill Penn Run Grange Hall Pine Heilwood High School Armstrong School House Parkwood

Local College Weather and Labor Board Update

Weather summary notes continued snow and cloudy conditions with a Tuesday rise expected and temperatures around 19 degrees at 9 am. Labor inquiry into Pennsylvania Furnace and Tron Co Warren revealed by Regional Director Charles Douds. A.F.L. machinists claim 21 workers were fired for union activity. hearing concluded. Senate to weigh anti-lynching debate, government reorganization, and housing bill details with Conferees aiming for early week agreement.

Pittsburgh Labour Board Pennsylvania Af Warren Washington Charles T. Douds A. F. of L. Machinists’ Union Senate Roosevelt Wagner D-Ny Senate House Lee

Foote Says Drivers Take On Speed Ban In Pa

Harrisburg reports nearly 100 drivers paused as State Motor Police Commissioner Percy W. Foote said motorists support the governors speed crackdown in good spirit. Delays in printing caused postponement of first roving court hearings. Foote noted travelers from Corning, N. Y. spent five hours en route due to slower traffic, suggesting fewer speeding accidents and other mishaps. Governor Earl ordered traffic courts and 90 day license suspensions to curb highway carnage. hearings date not set.

Harrisburg Tan Percy W. Foote State Motor Police Goveernor Foote Corning N. Y Hassisburg Earle Pennsylvania Department of Revenue

Stock market roundup of many firms with varied percent values

A dense list of stocks and percentages across industries and companies such as Am Can Amstation, Anaconda, Beth Steel, General Electric, US Steel, IBM, and many others shows varied market movements. The compilation reads like a snapshot of sector performance with numerous firms and percentages, reflecting a broad market mood.

Ohio Bendix Chesaid Ohio Carysler South Cons Edison del Lack West du Pont de New Eastman Kodak Matos Gillette Hard Walker Hudson Motor Int Harvester Nick Tel Lignett and Myers Loews Inc Mack Trucks Montgom Ward Rey Nash Kelvinator Nat Biscuit Nat Dairy Pr Nat Distillers Nat Pow Lite NY Central North Amer Packard Motor Penn RR Phila Read Cadn Phillips Pure Oil Radio Corp Reading Republic Steat Reynolds United Corp United Gas Imp US Indus Alcea US Rubber US Smelt BR and M US Steel Varadium Corp Wasi Unio West el and Mig Woolworth Fwo Curb— Ark NaiGas AV Cities Elec Bond and Share Penoroad Corp

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