Revival at Indiana Tabernacle Aims to Answer Hell Question
The Indiana Moan Gelistle Tabernacle hosts a nine day revival led by evangelist Mrs. Berg and her husband Rev. Berg. The meetings explore if a loving God could condemn souls to hell with testimonies of healing and spiritual renewal drawing large crowds. Pastor Rev. Jack Munyon urges attendance as the series continues for one more week. Ambrose Baptist church also plans a two week evangelistic run beginning January 14 led by Rev. W E Flesher with Rev. Harold L Davis assisting.
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Indiana Moan Gelistle Tabernacle
Virginia Vandt Berg
Moody
Evangelist
Jack Munyon
the Tabernacle
Berg
Indiana
Ambrose Revival
Ambrose Baptist Church
W. E.’ Flesher
Harold L
Florists’ Telegraph Delivery Leader Addresses Meeting
Leydic attended a Florists' Telegraph Delivery Association meeting led by Frank J. Baker of Utica N Y a leading floral industry figure who spoke on major issues. The F T D is a world wide bonded network with over 5000 florists. Todijana Floral Company is a member with Leydic as vice president of this unit. The association sets official flower styles annually.
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Frank J. Baker
Utica
Florists’ Telegraph ‘Delivery Association
Todijana Floral
Young Wnek oop not in court until defense
A fragment reports that Young Wnek oop will not appear in court until his defense is prepared. The source quotes a statement about his mother accompanying him during the ordeal and notes the difficulty in keeping him present.
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Young Wnekoop
Showboat Star Guest Of Woodin
William H. Woodin former treasury secretary rests in a Tucson sanatorium after a throat ailment. Norma Terris, the Broadway actress, visits him with a group of friends as he recovers. Doctors say he is improving but will remain quiet for another month.
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Tucson
Ariz
Jan
Arizona
William H. Woodin
Secretary of the Treasury
Norma Terris
Miss Terris
Ziegfeld
Wooding
Woodin
Earle as State Witness in Wynekoop Case In Doubt
Defense counsel and state police discuss summoning Earle as a witness. Earle is reportedly in hiding, with pursuit stalled for ten days. Dr Wynekoop and daughter Catherine express distrust of the purpose for any 24 hour guard. A secret conference weighs whether to call him if the state cannot locate him.
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W. W. Smith
Earle
Smith
Stone House
Wynekoop
Dr. Wynekoop
Catherine Wynekoop
Catherine
Flyers Awake Hawaii Flight Debrief From San Francisco
The mass air squadron reached Honolulu on schedule amid fog and clouds with 1400 gallons per plane. Commander McGinnis praised the flight as a good one, noting crews stayed in radio contact and the team landed at Pearl Harbor for rest after their long Hawaii crossing.
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Honolulu
Pearl Harbor
Pight
McGinnis
McClnnis
Knevfler McGinnis
U. 5S
Navy
San Francisco
Hawaii
Ty Hydan
INS
Lieut. Perry
One of Black Crows Killed in Crash
Hollywood reports the death of Charles E. Mack age 46 in a highway fire near Phoenix Arizona. George Moran the other Black Crow was unhurt. Mack Sennett a movie producer and Mrs Mack and their daughter Mary Jane were injured.
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Hollywood
Charles E. Mack
Phoenx
Ariz
George Moran
Dayton Vocational Students To Perform At Farm Show
Four Dayton vocational school students form a hillbilly band under A T B Young. Mortis Wast Reed Reeseman Robert McClelland and Chester McClelland travel to Harrisburg for Farm Show entertainment. West and Reeseman on violin, Reed Reeseman guitar, Chester McClelland banjo. Exhibit windows from 14 schools with home economics and agriculture displays. Prizes range from 60 to 30 dollars.
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Dayton Vocational School
West
Reeseman
Trauth
McClelland
Lata
Automo
Harrisburg
Thare
Morris West
Robert McCalland
Reed Reeseman
Chester McClelland
Rule Scores High School Tax at Ebensburg
A historic excerpt outlines school funding priorities for Ebensburg with emphasis on local and state support, modern budgeting, uniform assessments, and economical school operations. It highlights lines about school buildings, transportation, decentralized administration, and leadership.
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Ebensburg
Mentary
CWA Ruling Prompts Charges Across Multiple Cities
The report details discrimination accusations in Homer City and Marion Center tied to CWA hiring, with similar claims in Schuylkill County and Pottsville. Philadelphia officials deny knowledge of destroyed registration cards amid political conflicts, while Ed Le Mundy and Gov Pinchot face protests over CWA program use to political ends.
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Schuylkill County
Claude A. Lord
Pottsville
Hugh P. Dolan
Philadelphia
Erle Biddle
Leo Mundy
Wilkes-Barre
Gifford Pinchot
Johnstown
C. Lonsberry
CWA
Pinchot
Obituary for Mrs J W Cary Leaves Community Leader
Mrs J W Cary long served Blairsville District Women s Home Missionary Society as president for twenty years. She also sat on Pitts burgh Conference Women s Home Missionary Society board and served as a vice president. The Reverend John A McCamey paid tribute at services. She leaves daughter Thelma wife of Leslie Halford of Salamanca NY two granddaughters Pauline and Gretchen Halford a sister Mrs Charles T Lindsay of Bridgeport CT and a brother Edward A Gogiey of Pittsburgh. Burial at Homewood Cemetery Pittsburgh.
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Blairsville
Cary
Thelma
Leslie Halford
Salamanca
New York
Pauline
Gretchen
Halford
Charles T. Lindsay
Bridgeport
Connecticut
Edward A. Gogiey
Pittsburgh
Dr. Cary
Homewood Cemetery
Government Gold Price Unchanged Since Yesterday
The government gold price stayed at $84.05 per ounce for the nineteenth consecutive business day. In London, the international price rose one penny to 127 shillings two-pence per ounce with a ten-pence premium over the French rate, about $32.38 per ounce at $5,095 per pound. A sale of 309 gold bars valued at 780,000 pounds sterling, roughly $3,976,050, was announced at the new rate.
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Washington
London
NRA Labels On Jap Tuna Fish
Tokyo officials probe tuna packers after US seizure of four thousand cases bearing NRA blue eagle insignia. Japanese firms face inquiry into fake labels printed for tuna consignments to Samuel Kunin & Son in Chicago. Officials aim to locate label publishers amid long standing protests over counterfeit marks.
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Los Angles Harbor
Cal
Jan
Ide
INS
Focal
Tha
Stugh Johnson
National Recovery
Arthur Ekdale
California Wish Ganers’ League
Tatsuta Maru
Earth
Samuel Kunin & Son
Chicago
TOYKO
NRA
Final step for gold impound seems at hand
Figures show 133,120 held by Federal Reserve Banks and 213,049,319 in circulation. Gold stocks fell about 185 million in a year while total money stocks rose 906 million to 10,209,857,255 due to paper money gains. Federal Reserve notes 3,349,806,751. Bank notes 236,249,833. National Bank notes 987,514,378. Money in circulation 6,804,465,601, up 52 million in a month and 130 million since 1982. Fed notes lead with 3,048,974,972 outstanding. Silver certificates in circulation 404,746,992, up about 34 million in a year.
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Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Bank
National Bank
Obituary notes from Vandergrift and Salina area
Obituary notices report Adelphia McConnell of Salina aged 80 years six months and six days, with children Otto M Philadelphia Granville B and Lenora Ewing Salina. Funeral at Lenora Ewing’s home and private Westview Avonmore burial. Another item explains Captain ER M Kahn and Mrs Vern Kahn of Vandergrift both died serving their country and will be interred Arlington Cemetery. Mrs Kahn cremated in La Crescente California ashes sent to Washington. Mrs Kahn died in Montrose flood at 46. Dr Paul Harding of Vandergrift is a brother and Mrs Carrie Harding mother. Mrs E H Cooper of Rayne township Vandergrift dies. obituary to appear Saturday.
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Adelphia
Salina
J. Nevin McConnell
Philadelphia
Otto M
Apollo
Granville B
Lenora Ewing
Westview
Avonmore
Vandergrivt Janu
ER. M. Kahn
Vandergrift
Vern
Kahn
la Cregeente
Cal
W. L. Wi. Benton
Foxburg
Wpiscopal Church
Washington
Captain Kahn
la Crescente
Paul N. Harding
Vandergrif
Carrie M. Harding
Cooper
EH. R. Cooper
Rayne Township
Missing fan dancer Fay Baker in northern flight
The Pas Manitoba January 12 news reports Fay Baker a popular fan dancer and her pilot William May disappeared after leaving for Winnipeg last Monday. Fog has hampered search efforts as authorities fear for their safety amid the northern flying tour for miners and Eskimos.
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Pas
Man
Fay Baker
Jonette
William May
Brookville Campaign Targets Drunkenness and Disorder
Burgess McAninch of Brookville launches a campaign against drunkenness and disorderly conduct with a policy of a $10 fine for first offenders and ten days in jail for second offenders. CCC camp members are implicated in much of the trouble, with disciplinary actions used to curb drinking, including escorted “walks” and tough assignments to deter relapses.
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Burgess McAninch
Brookville
CCC
Two Major Issues Seen In Water Treaty
The article discusses two major issues in a water treaty with Johnson arguing the bill only applies to future issues while Robinson pushes for delaying action. It cites a Johnson inquiry showing substantial foreign debt held by American citizens since 1914 including European and South American securities, most of which are defaulted.
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Johnson
Robinson
United States
Court fight over retired judges salaries and a banking aid bill
The Solicitor General opposes cutting retired federal judges pay arguing they no longer hold office. Ford loans to Detroit banking groups draw Senate questions about bank examiner criticism. House panel advances a bill to back Farm Mortgage Corp bonds up to two billion dollars for land banks and commissioners.
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J.crawford Biggs
Supreme Court
Wilbur F. Booth
Charles . Amidon
High Court
Court of Claims
Ford
Guardian
Detroit Banking Group
Edsel Ford
Senate Banking Committee
House Agriculture Committees
Rep. Jones
Texas
Federal Land Bank and
Land Bank Commissioner
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation
Treasury
Federal Land Banks
Land Bank Commissioners
Formerly Coming Jurist Dead Donghoo Prominent Historian
The Rev Dr George P Donghoo 71 chaplain of the State Senate former state librarian and noted Presbyterian minister and historian died at his home in Harrisburg after a long illness Born in Pittsburgh he attended Western University now Pitt graduated 1883 He was a member and secretary of the Pennsylvania Historical Commission since 1911 and wrote many state historical books
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Harrisburg
INS
George P. Donghoo
Chaplin
State Senate
Donghoo
Public Schools of
Pittsburgh
Western University
University of Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Historical Commission
Pennsylvania
HUTTON WOULD SETTLE FOR 2000
David Hutton, husband of Aimee Semple McPherson, offered to settle his divorce dispute for 2000 dollars provided he could obtain the divorce decree. Attorney Bo ward Adams filed the affidavit noting Hutton would not insist on Mrs Hutton signing an affidavit if the settlement is accepted. Nevada may be known for more than its divorces as silver returns to prominence.
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White House
Seo
Roosevelt
Los Angeles
David Hutton
Aimee Semple McPherson- Hutton
Angelus Temple
Hutton
Boward Adams
Baby Returned to Police After Abduction Mystery
Patricia was found last night at the Brooklyn home of Mrs. Margaret Stackhouse, 35, and Angus Stackhouse, held on a kidnapping charge. Police linked the motive to an "overwhelming mother love complex" and reported Stackhouse initially claimed the child was hers. Blood tests at Wings County Hospital confirmed the baby was not Stackhouse's.
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Kings County Hospital
Brooklyn
Patricia
Margaret Stackhouse
Angus
Stack~house
Luciano
Edward
Stackhuse
Wings County Hospital
Stocks At 1 Oclock Allied Chemical Amparjcan Can American Car l'dry
At 12 30 to 1 o clock the curb market quotes list a wide spectrum of industrials and utilities. Major names include General Electric General Motors American Car and Foundry Anaconda Copper and United States Steel with transcontinental rail and oil firms also present for trading.
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Allied Chemical Amparjcan
Anaconda Gap
Atehiaon T
Atlantia Refining
Bethlehem Steel
Bordans
Canadian Pacific Chrysler Columbia Gas
Consolidated Oil
Dan Curtiss-Wright Dupont
Fort Pitt Brew Co
Freeport
Texas General Electric
General Motors Int
Nickle
Z. J. Cy Penny Co
Kelvinator
Kennecott Copper
Lone Stay Gas
Kans
Texas
Montgomery Ward
Nash Motor
Nall
New York Central
North American
Packard Motor Ponnainvents Railroad
Pullman
Pure Oil Radio Corporation
Radio Keith Reynolds
Toledavco
Sears Roebuck Socony-Vacuum Standard OH
Cai
Standard Oil
N. J
Studebaker
Texas Corporation
United Corporation
United Gas Imp
United States Warner Gros
Pic
Westinghouse
Elec
Woolworth
Curb Market
Asso
Share Ford
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