Presbytery Winter Meeting Highlights In Indiana County
The Presbytery of Kittanning met at West Lebanon Presbyterian Church on January 14 with many ministers and elders from 57 churches. Rev Eugene Barnard spoke on missions in Japan, education, and growth of Japanese Christians. Installations were arranged for M M McDivitt and Bert J Lat hmary. The budget totaled 20902 dollars and was apportioned. A call was accepted for Magyar Church Leechburg and plans outlined for installation January 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbytery
Kittanning
West Lebanon
Mr. Craighead
Eugene Barnard
Japan
Barnard
M. M. McDivitt
Presbytery of
Fittsburgh
Templeton
Robert L. Clark
First Presbyterian Church of
Indiana
George W. McIntyre
Grade Run
Dayton
D. T. Scott
First Presbyterian Church
Ford City
BR. M. Qffutt
D. D
F. B. Marks
Worthington
Committee On United Promotion
Bert J. Lathmary
Magyar Presbyterian Church
Leechburg
R. M. Offutt
Charles Bogar
McKeesport
Andrew Black
Windber
H. McCain
EB. C. Good
W. F. Weir
D. Regester
Rural Valley
Frank Winshimer
Bethel Presbyterian Church
Synod of Pennsylvania
Walter Kennedy
R. L. Clark
C. W. Cochran
Goheenville
Elderton Church
Sagamore
M. Rudolph Miller
Saltsburg
Indiana County
Elder's Ridge
James A. E. Craighead
Obituary continued details of Bair and Wolfe deaths
Mrs Aletha Bell Wolfe, 68, died at 646 p m Tuesday at her Brady s Bend home. Surviving relatives include Alfred C Bair and two sisters Mrs Lyda Caruthers of Saltsburg and Mrs Blanche Stear of Philipsburg and two grandchildren.
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Alfred C. Bair
Lyda Caruthers
Saltsburg
Blanche Stear
Philipsburg
Aletha Bell Wolfe
Brady's Bend
Steel Review Highlights Mixed Trends in Pittsburgh Area
Steel operators report automotive output uncertainty and AAA policy effects. Production dips in Pittsburgh to 61.87 percent capacity while other regions show gains. Ingot rates fall in Buffalo. Philadelphia, Wheel ing, and Cleveland areas hold steady. Iron Age notes court ruling on AAA. farm buyers expected to rise. Henry A Romer elected Pittsburgh Steel president. a 110000-ton PRR order and 3000-car purchase by Bessemer and Lake Erie and Union Railroad boost mills.
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Pittsburgh
Don
AAA
Chicago
Buffalo
Philadelphia
Wheeling
Cleveland-Lorain
Iron Age
Supreme Court
Pittsburgh No
Henry A Romer
Sharon Steel Hoop
Pittsburgh Steel
Sharon
Romer
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bessemer and Lake Erie and Union Railroad
Funeral Rites Set for Brady's Bend Residents
Three daughters Mrs. James Baker of Clintonville Mrs. Edward Zimmel and Mrs. Addison Snyder of Brady's Bend and three sons Ira Quinn and Delbert Wolfe all of Brady's Bend. Funeral services will be held at 2 p m Friday at Trinity Reformed Church Brady's Bend. David Risinger nearly 86 prominent Center Township resident died at home at 7 am today. Arrangements not yet completed. Andrew Rushnok 64 Arcadia resident died in Indiana hospital at 5 25 pm Wednesday after a long illness. He leaves widow Kathryn Rushnok and children Mrs. Mary Holbiake Charles Melee Anna Michael John Micky Andrew George Helen and Susan all at home and two grandchildren. Funeral services will be at Greek Catholic Church Arcadia at 9 am Saturday with interment in Arcadia Cemetery.
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James Baker
Clintonville
Edward Zimmel
Addison Snyder
Brady's Bend
Ira, Quinn
Delbert Wolfe
Trinity Reformed
David Risinger
Center Township
Andrew Rushnok
Arcadia
Indiana Hospital
Kathryn Rushnok
Mary Holbiake
Charles
Melee
Anna
Michael
John
Micky
Andrew
George
Helen
Susan
Arcadia Cemetery
Harrisburg Quiet on Possible Special Session Call
Harrisburg reports say Governor Earie may call a special session of the Pennsylvania General Assembly after the April primary or in early May to address unemployment relief and social security amendments. Leaders expect a brief session lasting under three weeks to enact the governor's bills if convened.
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Harrisburg
Capitol Hill
Earie
General Assembly
Philadelphia
U. S
Joseph F
Guffey
Congress
Pennsylvania
Court order complications impact dairy pricing across districts
A contested state dairy regulation revision alters basic class A milk costs and freight deductions, boosting farmer returns by several cents per hundred pounds while potentially lowering consumer prices by a cent per quart in some areas. Harrisburg counsel for a dealer group argues the action omits broad dealer representation and could invite similar moves elsewhere.
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Area No
Harrisburg
York
Lancaster
Williamsport
Carpenter
Area No. 8
George Ross Hull
Central and
South
Milk Board faces legal fights over Pennsylvania cream order
In Harrisburg and Dauphin County courts the Pennsylvania Milk Board battles challenges to its new order. Philadelphia dairies protest price rises while the board cites enforcement gaps and removed legal loopholes. Cases from Lancaster and York test constitutionality and injunctions block prosecutions of dealers under the old order.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
J. A. Webb
Abbott's
The
Milk Board
Pennsylvania
United States
A. H. Lauterbach
Inter-State Milk Producers Association
Harrisburg
John Yates
Dauphin County
Dauphin
Medro-Gold Dairy of
Lancaster
Doncaster
York
Hauptmann case notes and new confessions in play
A trial era report recounts Hauptmann's counsel entering a hotel, with figures like Hoover and New York officials in closed meetings amid speculation of possible reprieve. Lawyers push habeas corpus in Washington while a stay could pause execution. Hauptmann remains calm yet nervous, his fate tied to a new court action and potential reprieve.
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Hauptmann
Heda
Flemington
Hoover
New York
New Jersey
Col
H. Norman Schwarzkopf
Fiorello LaGuardia
Lewis J. Valentine
Hoffman
History of Pennsylvania Farm Exhibits Timeline Highlights
The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture lists milestones from 1813 to 1936 in farm exhibitions. Early cattle shows in Philadelphia set U.S. precedents, followed by major statewide fairs in Harrisburg and York. Notable events include the 1851 state fair, dairy and livestock associations, the 1928 farm show building funding, and the 1936 twentieth annual show with interstate officials.
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State Department of Agriculture
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Society For
Philadelphia
United States
Philadelphia Society For Promoting Agriculture
Pennsylvania Horticultural Society
Pennsylvania State Agricultural Society
Harrisburg
Philadelphia Society
Pennsylvania State Dairymen’s Association
Meadville
State Board of Agriculture
Pennsylvania Livestock Breeders’ Association
Pennsylvania Dairy Union
Horticultural Association
Chestnut Street
Il North Market Square
York
American Berkshire Congress
Emerson Brantingham
Pennsylvania Farm Show
Fisher
War at a Glance AP Dispatches World Front Lines
Addis Ababa Ethiopia reports destruction of a Red Cross unit at Waldia by three Nalign bombing planes. A government hospital led by a British officer allegedly suffered bombs killing 44 Ethiopians and wounding 35. Rome notes fierce fighting on the southern front with over 100,000 engaged and Ethiopian defenders in retreat. Paris signals the imminent resignation of Laval and a cabinet crisis. Brest reports French battleships and escorts sailing for maneuvers off the African coast after submarines departed yesterday.
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Associated Press
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Red Cross
Waldia
Tell Ing Rai
Rome
Paris
Pierre Laval
Brest
France
African
Flanigan seeks Hochter reprieve for Spitz in Newark hotel plan
Attorney Bernard Flanigan said he would conflate with Governor Hoffman to urge freeing Stephen Spitz, jailed 62 for obtaining money under false pretenses, to travel to Trenton. Spitz recounted meetings with "Slaustein" and "Monk" in New York and New Jersey, claiming they had Lindbergh ransom money and showing two five dollar notes.
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Bernard Flanigan
Stephen Spitz
Gov. Hoffman
New Jersey
Horner
Spitz
Trenton
N. J
Slaustein
Monk
New York
Newark
Monmouth County
Asbury Park
Federal Reserve Bank
Samual Small
Small
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Hopewell
Col. Lindbergh
Dr. Condon
Westwood on Trial as Witness Testimony Reveals Alibi Gaps
A murder case unfolds late at night with Mrs Sehar and Mrs Kasarda testifying about the Westwood incident. The time of death and alibi shift as prosecutor Prager cross examines the witness over inconsistencies and prior statements.
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Prager
Tim Drexler
Westwood
Court weighs venue change in Margiotti libel suit
In Brookville on January 16 Judge William J McLean opened a hearing on changing venue for Attorney General Charles J Margiotti libel suit against the Philadelphia Inquirer. Testimony featured Brookville officials and county residents from Punxsutawney and Jefferson County. The defense had obtained a postponement via a Supreme Court appeal.
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Brookville
William 3. McLean
Charles J. Margiotti
Philadelphia Inquirer
the Inquirer
Jefferson County
Margiotti
E. H. McAnish
W. H. Moore
H. T. Coleman
Marglott
P. L. Smith
Punxsutawney
Charles M. Snyder
W. M. Smith
McLean
Supreme Court
Westwood linked to slaying as paraffin test aids case
Prosecutors call an expert to explain hot paraffin testing used on wax hand molds from Westwood, connected to the July death of Martha Westwood. Police say a nitrate trace suggests a gun was fired within 72 hours of the slaying. Defense questions test value and plans to bar or counter with witnesses as Westwood and a stableman cite alibis.
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Westwood
McKees Rocks
Politeian
William Coleman
M. Barney Cohen
Chaumley Prager
C. W. Muehlebergler
Northwestern University
Prager
Chicago
Tim Drexler
Road House
Peggy. Moran Belmas
Peeroes Westwood
Old Age Pension Party Granted Exclusive Name
In Dauphin County Court five Pittsburghers won the right to use the name Old Age Pension Party. They plan to nominate a candidate for U S Representative in the 33rd District. Henry Ellanbogen of Barsoera is the current representative.
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Harrisburg
Dauphin County
Old Age Pension Party
U. S
Henry Ellanbogen
Barsoera
Navy seeks funds to modernize warships and planes
Washington reports outline Navy requests for new funds to modernize battleships or build a new one, with plans to bolster forces as Japan leaves the London naval talks. Senate and House moves to expand military programs follow. The War Department says over 800 fighting planes will be delivered this year.
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Washington
Navy
Japan
London
Congress
Houde Naval Committee
Pittman
D. Nev
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Navy Department
State Department
Dern
War Department
Stock market movers and varied percentage changes
A fragmented OCR list shows numerous company names with percent changes, indicating stock performance in a historical market listing. Entries include Am Can, Am Coml Loco, Am Fan Pow, Allied Chem, Anaconda, Auburn, Borg Warn, Chrysler, Coca Cola, DuPont, Eastman, Gen Elec, Gen Foods, Gillette, Hershey, Int Harv, Kennecott, Loews, Lorillard, Nat P and L, Reading, US Steel, West Un, Woolworth, and many others with percentages typically in single or double digits to mid range.
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Adam
Allied” Chem
Aitchison
Auburn
Baldwin
Bendix
Borg Warn
Borden
Briggs
Chrysler
DuPont
Gillette
Harbison Walk
Hershey
Hudson
Johna Mang
Kennecott
Loews
Lorillard
Mong Ward
Nash
Nat Acme
Nor Am Co
Penna RR
Pha Rdg
Phil Pete
Repub St
Rey Tob
Sears Roe
Pennrpad
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Moorhead
Tadions
Steel Review
Allentown
New
Chicago Bridewell
Adolph Blaustein
Fred
the Gazette
Menk
New Court
OLD Age Pension” Party
Cecile
Emilie
Yvonne
Apastte
Marie
U. S. Forest
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