Rural Valley basketball set for Y M C A games
Rural Valley hosts two visiting teams at the Y M C A floor with the Rural Valley Wive and Y Reserves slated for games at 7 30. The Reserves previously beat Rural Valley by a small margin and now seek another win after a late rally. Scottdale and GA describe the local five facing strong opponents from Clearfield and Off City, including a standout OM City squad. The Y crowd is urged to expect a spirited matchup and a real basketball night.
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Rural Valley
Indiana
Rural Valley Wive
Valley Five
Scottdale
Thoth Clearfield
Off City
Theas
OM City Five
Focal Five
Weekly Iron and Steel Summary Reflects Mixed Market
The Iron Age reports gains in iron and steel production yet notes a mixed market with buying pressure waning. First quarter needs are largely covered, sheet and strip commitments equal four to six weeks output, and rail mill operations improved while tin plate production runs near capacity. Automobile steel demand lags, but hot rolled strip orders from car makers rise. Pittsburgh area output holds around 85 percent. Scrap prices continue to rise with ample valley pig iron supply.
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Iron Age
Pittsburgh
State Farm Poultry Show Grows to Largest Harrisburg Event
Harrisburg reports 375 more birds entered than any prior year for the State Farm Products Show poultry exhibition. 125 exhibitors enter 1279 birds across 126 varieties with over 3800 dollars in prizes. The show moves to the Vance Building at Fourth and Chestnut with 20000 square feet of space and features Rhode Island Red, Cornish, and Ancona meets plus Pennsylvanian imports from England.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
New Jersey
Maryland
South Carolina
Points on People visit to Court House
Constable J. Clair Irvin of Stafford was a Tuesday business visitor in the Court House. George Nesbit of Creekside, named to succeed the late J. M. Marshall as County Commissioner, visited his future office in the Court House yesterday.
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J. Clair Irvin
Stafford
Court House
George Nesbit
Creekside
J. M. Marshall
Indiana visits and local business figures on a Tuesday
A list of Indiana visitors and local businesspeople stopping in Greensburg Rochester Mills Mt. Pleasant Blairsville Blairsville residents and others attended meetings and called on friends. Notables include W J Parke John Losink Dale Sowerwine F L Fridel J Fat Travis and more with several heading to Cleveland or Atlantic City for weeks.
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F. L. Fridel
Greensburg
Indiana
Dale Sowerwine
Indiana Automobile Company
Cleveland
Chandler
Dale
Pennsylvania Officials Named to National Mechanized Mining Committee
A. Kelley of Humphreys Coal and Toke Co. Greensburg and F. Dunbar of Hillman Coal and Coke Co. Pittsburgh were appointed by the American Mining Congress to represent Pennsylvania districts on the National Committee on mechanized mining. Kelley will cover the Westmoreland field and Dunbar Somerset district, reporting on mining methods, machinery, ventilation and safety. The committee seeks cooperative study by major coal companies to promote economical production and safer conditions.
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A. 2. Kelley
Humphreys Coal and Toke Co
Greensburg
FF. B. Dunbar
Pittsburgh
Hillman Coal and Coke Company
American Mining Congress
Washington, D. C
Pennnsylvania
Kelley
Westmoreland Field
Dunbar
Somer
Washington
Messrs. Kelley and
The
Jaworski seek sanity review amid murder case
Jaworski, a police figure and reputed gang leader, faces an insanity appeal to the State Board of Pardons in Harrisburg. Prosecutor Park argues Jaworski is rational and dangerous, recounting a string of holdups, a $104,000 payroll theft, a guard’s murder, a jail escape, and a Cleveland arrest. He has four wives and a nine month old child, with ties to Michigan and Charleroi.
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Gump
Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Co
Mollenauer
Jaworski
Allegeny County
Park
Flathead
Coverdale
Jack Washinder
Sam Jaworski
Cleveland
Chicago
Horntrack
Mich
Charleroi
Frank Wallace
Wayne County
Michigan
Albert Doyle
Wallace
Pennsylvania
Rockview Penitentiary
Anniversary of Prohibition Enforcement Gains and Public Temperance Support
A WPA-style anniversary piece asserts prohibition enforcement has strengthened since 1920, highlighting reductions in bootlegging and rumrunning, fewer saloons, improved social and economic conditions, and rising public temperance support, while noting increasing arrests and liquor smuggling as indicators of ongoing struggle. It cites Mabel Willebrands and New York City police commissioner Whalen as examples of policy and enforcement pressures.
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Our
Republic
William Cabell Bruce
Senate
INS
Washington
United States
Moderation League
Mabel Willebrands
Canada
Whalen
New York City
Anti-Saloan League
Capitol News Flourishes In State Government Coverage
Capitol News enters its second year as a staple in Capitol pages, kept alive by department reporters and editors. Newspapers value its vite and the candor of its agency desk for spreading official activity and editorial fodder across Pennsylvania.
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Capitol Newh
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Capitol
Capitol News
Prohibition Tyranny and the Anti-Saloon League
The passage condemns allied groups favoring harsh enforcement of the Volstead Act and expands on goals to classify liquor infractions as felonies. It notes a proposed 23 million dollar federal appropriation for enforcement, calls for broader powers for federal commissioners, and warns of home intrusions and oppression mirroring tyrannical pressures.
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Michigan
Anti-Saloon League
Congress
Funeral Notices From Ray and Alverda Areas
David McDowell aged 73 died Monday afternoon in Windber after living in Dunbar. Funeral plans note burial in Dunbar. Barbara Nagy 31 wife of John Nagy died of influenza at home. Service held at St. John Greek Catholic Church Barnesboro. Interment in church cemetery. George W. Davis of Aliquippa formerly Edgewood died January 7 from injuries after a Pittsburgh auto crash. He leaves a widow and three children and several siblings with services held at his residence and Monaca Cemetery burial.
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David McDowell Windber
David McDowell
Dunbar
Fayette County
Lulu McDowell
McDowell
Allen McDowell
Coleman
Thomas Donahue
Armagh
Rebecca Hartman
Seward
Emma Pill
Parsons
W. Va
John Nagy Alverda
Barbara Nagy
John Nagy
St. John’s Greek Catholic Church
Barnesboro
Davis
George W. Davis
Aliquippa
Edgewood
Allegheny General Hospital
Pittsburgh
Florence Craig Davis
Mabel
Glenn
Helen
Sle
Myers and
Clark Davis
Homer City
W. K. Davis
Kent
Vernie Davis
Worcester
Monaca Cemetery
Kellogg Pact Opposed as Naval Race Fears Grow
Opposition argues the Kellogg Pact will push the United States into a naval race with Britain and Japan. The naval bill faces a tougher path than the peace treaty, with 69 senators favoring it. a final vote may see a filibuster. The anti war treaty returns to the State Department after Senate ratification with a narrow 5 to 1 vote, Blaine of Wisconsin dissenting. Reed and Moses led irreconcilables to back an American interpretation, as Borah filed a Senate report clarifying the U.S. interpretation of the pact.
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United States
Great Britain
Japan
State Department
Senate
Blaine R
Wisconsin
Blain
Unitad
Reed
Missouri
Moses
New Stampshire
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Borah
Idaho
Treaty Debate Highlights Senate Interpretation
The text notes the treaty was debated for two weeks amid strong differences of opinion in the Bonhte. It asserts self defense at any time and dismisses Montdes doctrine as not involved while stating ratification did not imply approval of any other treaty. The Foreign Relations Committee called the interpretation of the treaty decisive.
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Montdes
Senate Foroign Relations Committee
Mrs Hert declines cabinet post amid Hoover visit parade
Utah report notes Mrs A T Hert of the Republican National Committee rejects any governmental post in the new administration while a large influx of visitors to Hoover headquarters continues. Prominent lawmakers from Washington, New Jersey, Indiana and other states call on Hoover, signaling sustained support for Hert and party leadership.
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A. T. Hert
Republican National Committee
Hoover
Mra
Jones
Washington
Hdge
New Jersey
Stobinson
Indiana
Brookhart
Iowa
Reps
Welch
California
Kalin
Hadley
Bowman
West Virginia
Linthicum
Maryland
Leavitt
Montana
Hall
Illnois
Lebach
Britten
Illinois
Johnson
Cooper
Ohio
Hoch
Kansas
South Dakota
Mapes
Michigan
Porterfield Bridge Remembered Through Generations at Two Lick Creek
The highway bridge over Two Lick Creek will replace the Porterfield Bridge long known by locals. The dam near the bridge once drew anglers who recall bass there, and residents ponder whether Mr. Porterfield ties to the historic family.
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Two Lick Creek
Porterfield Bridge
Porterfield
Arraignment for Kaltenbaugh Delayed for Counsel
Canton January 16—Arraignment of Eddie Kaltenbaugh the Grove City farmhand charged with the Oser dairy murder is postponed until he secures a lawyer Judge A W Agler stated Kaltenbaugh’s insanity defense is expected to be argued He admitted the double murder and motive tied to an automobile for a girl in New Castle Prosecutors seek five counts of premeditated murder in Shark County Grand Jury indictment.
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Canton
INS
Eddie” Kaltenbaugh
John Oser
A. W. Agler
Kaltenbaugh
Grove City
Henry Harter, Jr
Oser
Qser
New Castle
Shark County
Stock Market At Noon Houri Rally Rebounds Losses
New York January 16 most active industrial stocks opened lower then rallied through the morning, recovering about half of yesterday's losses. U S Steel rose to 167 on renewed demand, Briggs to 59, Kreuger Toll Continental Baking and others advanced as investors bid up favorites. The market carried momentum for the bulls after a brief post holiday dip.
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New York
Kiggs
Studebaker
Loew
Columbia Raphophone
General Electric
United States Steel
U. S. Steel
Briggs
Kreuger
Toll
Continental Baking
Postaday
Will Rogers Parrot Joke Feeds New York City Story
A Oklahoma traveler buys a bright parrot in a New York pet shop but mistakes the talking bird for a man. The parrot quips, What’s the matter with you, causing the man to apologize and laugh at the mix up. The tale reflects early American humor and Rogers style.
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Oklahoma
New York
Jor
Renewal rate draws outside money at eight percent
Outside investors supplied substantial funds as the renewal rate of eight percent was posted today, signaling strong market interest and liquidity.
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W. J. Parke
John Losink
Indiana Hotel
W. H. Pollock
Rochester Mills
Co. L. Jackson
Mt. Pleasant
J. “Fat” Travis
Dayton, Pa
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Napp
John Charlie
Blairsville
del R. Keith
Eugene Wilson
Bert Roof
Plumville
Charles Moore, Esq
J. W. Rankin
Clymer
M. D. Lynn
West Wheatfield Township
County Commissioners’ Office
Nakles
Turner Streams
State Department of Animal Industry
Foster Mines
A. P
Paul Lewis
South Seventh Street
Atlantic City
W. R. Langham
Philadelphia Street
M. A. Federinko
RCA
J. M. Stewart & Co
Pennsylvania Coal Officials
Erican Mining Congress
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Hivemday Gahreings
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Kellogg Pact
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