State forest camps reach full quotas with local enlistments
Pennsylvania emergency conservation camps under the Department of Forests and Waters have reached full 200-man quotas. Secretary TLawis Staley said many camps previously at 75 percent are now at full strength with local unemployed woodsmen enrolled through state and Army coordination. Local men live at home while serving and will be discharged between March 31 and April 15.
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Pennsylvania
Department of Forests and Waters
Tlawis Staley
Forests and Waters
Ci Villian Conservation Corps
Staley
U. S. Army
State Forest Service
Rotary
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McCONN BE GREETER
Page One continuation lists names and places including Ilex West Pittsburgh J Harvey Winter Butler H H Schmidt Greensburg A M Meek Johnson G A Sides McKeesport Vera D Silk New Kensington Russell W Admitz State College J Hudoe Uniontown F Dale Washington W J Heisel Washington
Heads Up for Clymer Firemen Stage Comedy
Lovers of amateur plays are promised a real treat tonight and tomorrow night when the Clymer Firemen stage Heads Up at the teat 8 p.m. The nature of the action plus the worthy benefit will crowd houses for both performances any.
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Clymer
President's Birthday Ball plans expand health work
Continued report notes strong support from Luchteberger for a birthday ball to honor the President and raise funds for the Warmins Foundation. The effort aims to expand health programs among new Indian farmers near Wal Lake and the valley of Kashmir, promoting floating garden cultivation.
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Agle
Ungess Luchteberger
Warnings Foundation
Wal Lake
Vale of
Kashmir
Secret Plans of Revolutionary Gun in Spys Quartest
International News Service reports documents found in the Switz apartment reveal plans for a light telemetric rangefinder for rifles and artillery and a new light machine gun. The papers, tied to alleged espionage, also cover extending French military service from one year to eighteen months. Attorney M Klotz claims the documents were planted due to ties with Benjamin Bercowitz, a Canadian suspect in the spy ring, who is also in custody with his wife.
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William Parker
IN. S
I. N.S. Parts
INS
Robert Gordon Switz
International News Service Today
Switz
Hast Orange
Ny J
M. Klotz
Benjamin Bercowitz
Bercowitz
District IV Convention Program at Pine Flat Baptist Church
District Four Convention program for the Mid Winter Sunday School Convention lists a full schedule on Saturday January 20 at Pine Flat Baptist church. It includes music devotions readings discussions and pageants with W C T U and Sunday School leaders, plus a basket meal and evening sessions.
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Pine Flat Baptist Church
Rov
Harry Leland
Mra
J. Ty
Stewart
Clyda McKnight
J. ¥. McKnight
C. F
Convention Church
Coal to Be Sold Only by Weight Regulated Policy
Weighmasters are to enforce sale by weight only as outlined on page one and continued here. A fee of $500.00 is noted, and authorities urge strict compliance with weight measurement standards in coal transactions.
Miss Garbo Seen With Mamoulian in Desert Hideaway
Miss Garbo and director Rouben Mamoulian were seen riding in a sedan through Barstow, California, as a Hollywood friend hinted at a desert vacation. Officers noted Garbo kept her left hand hidden, sparking wedding-ring speculation, while Mamoulian signed hotel records as R Brown during a secretive Arizona trip ending in Kingman.
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Miss Garbo
Rouben Mamoulian
Barstow
Cal
Mohave Desert
Miss Gario
Hollywood
Desert
California Division of Motor Vehicles
Daggett, Ow
California
Daggett
Santa, Monica
Garbo
Arizona
Kingman
Aziz
Miss Brown
Mamoulian
R Brown
Obituary tribute to nurse in Wilkinsburg church service
Revered nurse praised for tireless service in hospitals and homes. She lived a devout life at South Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church Wilkinsburg and inspired many with patience gentleness and love. Survived by ten siblings in Wilkinsburg funeral Thursday at 3 in Maton Funeral Home with interment in Woodland Cemetery. James Boucher Puunsu vau n ey Jane James Boucher resident of Puus-
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South Avenue
William A. Waterson
Charteroi
A. 8. Moorhead
South Seventh Street
Indiana
John H. Johns
Franklin
William Johns
Marvin ©. Johns
Orvis F. Rowe
Henry Vankyn
Edna
Pauline Golden Johns
Wilkinsburg
Maton Funeral Home
Hoffman
Woodland Cemetery
Farm Youths Take Farm Show Opens With Record Crowd
HARMSBURG Inn Jan 17 large crowds attended the first annual state farm show. About 70 000 visitors toured nine acres of exhibits. 4 H clubs planned to headline events with a style show steer throwing and a parade. Officials urged enlarging the show building to avoid crowding as livestock entries and displays grow.
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Harmsburg
Inn
Pennsylvania
Yestemay
Commonwealth
Gifford Pinchot
Reitz Freed Bowers Now In Full Charge
County bonds interest not due until June and a Sinking Fund Commission holds over fifty thousand dollars. Judge Harry Ahner ruled the surcharge on sinking fund monies valid and Reitz plans an appeal though none filed within twenty one days from December third.
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Mgr. Reitz
Harry Ahner
Clarion County
Reitz
Sinking Fund Commission
Contempt proceedings feature guards at treasurer office
A guard is on duty in the treasurer's office to prevent dislodging Mr Bowers and his clerk. The vault remains locked and the combination is pending. Raymond KE Brown of Brookville aided the pina cause and has been retained by Mr Bowers to work with Lavelle Wilson and Henry Wilson as fly attorneys in the pending cages.
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Raymond Ke, Brown
Brookville
Mr. Bowers
Lavelle A. Wilson
Henry Wilson
Battle for Vet's Money Looming
Washington dispatch reports waning congressional opposition to President Roosevelt's monetary policy as administration backing grows. Senate hearings may delay briefly, but key figures like Gov. Eugene Black signaled acceptance of the plan to tax profits from debt and gold revaluation for government use.
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Gregory
Holmes
INS
Washington
Roosevelt
Senate Banking Committee
Garter Glass
Virginia
California
Secretary of the Treasury
Cummings
Eugene R. Black
Federal Reserve Board
Black
Mr. Roosevelt
Vallee Reveals Records Of Phone Tapes On Marriage
Rudy Vallee spoke in New York about alleged recordings made to document conversations with Fay Webb Vallee and Gary Leon. He described a plant of extention phones and a hidden machine used for tapes, linking the affair to his marriage strain and Reno divorce move. He denied any wire tapping and recalled a Bronx meeting with Leon and a note from Vallee's wife.
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New York
Rudy Vallee
Fay Webb Vallee
Gary Leon
Grand Central
Rudy
Steinway Building
Hyman Dashel
America
Num
Bey
Ste
Reno
William
Rody
Central Park West
Rdat
Leon
Albany
Bushel
Treasury to retire or exchange maturing liberties in 1988
The treasury plans to retire or exchange the $1.85 billion of liberties maturing in 1988. By October 15 most had not been exchanged for the securities offered, with less than $900 million completed. The remaining balance must be retired in cash by April 16 or exchanged for the new securities offered then.
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Robert S. Thornburg
U.S
Washington
Txperia
Morgenthau
Treasury
Thore v
Batista Pledges Aide To New Cuban Executive
Col Batista pledges support to a new Cuban executive as strikers abandon posts and warn of no return until a government representing all opinions takes power. Soldiers guard post offices as aliens face final day registration with fines. Batista hopes for US recognition and backs Hevia amid labor unrest and shifting political loyalties.
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Gol. Batista
Army
Navy
Carlos Hevia
United States
Tam
Alexandre Viergara
Havani
Carlos Mendieta
National At
Heyla
Havia
Cuba
Constitutional Assembly
Wea
Hevia
Gruesome Death Details Emerge In Court
A murder trial reveals a patient with a weakened heart undergoing digitalis treatment while the battlefield of evidence includes an operating table and a blood soaked sheet. Test details about blood presence are discussed as spectators observe the grisly scene.
Tragedy Forefront in Court Over Rheta Case
In the heated trial Rheta’s underwear is shown as evidence, with debate over chloroform and gunshot causing the death of a child. The mother remains calm, while questions linger about who caused the tragedy and the role of the anesthetic.
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Rheta
Mother
Rueta
Feared Diseases Held In Control In 1938 A Health Bureau Update
Dr J Moore Campbell chief of the bureau of health conservation notes 1982 saw no smallpox cases and attributes this to reduced itinerant labor from smallpox sections A drop in diphtheria cases to 2089 in 1938 signals a continuing decline since 1922 when 16 1657 cases were reported Typhoid fever rose in 1938 to 1116 cases after earlier peaks in 1929 and was blamed on water supply issues and limited travel Dy Campbell warns of ongoing disease control challenges amid these figures
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J. Moore Campbell
Bureau of Health Conservation
Campbell
Gun Exhibit Of Much Interest
Pittsburgh reports a public display event with 3 gans to be registered by January 19 at court house. The exhibit at the Court House on January 28 will be open to the public with no admission. Meanwhile a strike at Ward Baking and Baur Brothers Bakery led to a hospital visit for one man and arrests for others amid a labor dispute.
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Jack Lytle
W. B. Stewart
Court House
Pittsburgh
Ward Baking Company
Baur Brothers
National Labor Board
Felix Cedra
State liquor stores offer lower prices than New York buyers
Patrons may place orders for out of stock liquors with down payments. The board says shelves will be restocked quickly with all brands and new varieties. A price comparison shows New York stores charging higher for pints of blended whiskies and bonded whiskies, with several brands costing more per quart or per fifth than Pennsylvania stores.
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Iquor
Hatter Controls Board
Ciee
New York
Pennsylvania
Mt. Vernon
Plan to Avert a Bituminous Price and Wage War
Thomas Maloney urged a convention of the United Anthracite Miners to back Monsignor Gurraan’s peace plan. Senator Robert J Wagner would petition the National Labor Board to appoint an independent commission to study conditions and seek a settlement. The plan requires the board to respond within 24 hours, and workers would end their walkout if accepted.
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Thomas Maloney
United Anthracity Miners
Monsignor
Gurran
Robert J. Wagner
National Labor Board
National Tabor Board
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