Norris Pope Seek Curtailing Court Powers
Senators Norris and Pope push a plan to shield farm relief from Supreme Court review by tying new soil conservation subsidies to an independent offices appropriations bill. They discuss funding and possible constitutional challenges, with National Agricultural Conference backing production control. Pope signals support with a seven to two court split proposal. Norris and Pope meet to gauge Senate sentiment.
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Washington
New Deal
Senate
Congress
Administration
Independent Offices
House
National Agricultural Conference
Supreme Court
Norris
Neb
Pope
Idaho
L. J. Taber
National Grange
AAA
Four Hundred State Employment Service Workers Furloughed
Harrisburg report says four hundred employees of the state employment service have been furloughed in a statewide staff cut due to reduced federal allocations. Director Dewalf emphasized that workers were not fired and will be recalled as needed, with district offices in thirteen cities continuing to operate.
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Harrisburg
Dan
Ensard Dewalf
Dewalf
Pianist Ralph Dobbs Heads to Major Orchestras
In 1931 the Frederick Stock Award winner appears as soloist with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra at Hollywood Bow. Critics Glenn Dillard Gunn and Eugene Stinson hail his tone, technique, temperament and interpretation. Dobbs’s career includes Los Angeles Philharmonic under Rodzinski and Chicago Symphony under Stock plus numerous recitals across major cities.
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Frederick Stock
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Glenn Dillard Gunn
Chicago Herald and Examiner
Eugene Stinson
The
Daily News
Chicago
Los Angeles Philharmonic
Rodzinski
Chicago Symphony
Stock
Ralph Dobbs
Obituary continued for Campbell family members in Johnstown area
Obituary continues listing survivors including Mrs M W McFeaters W W Campbell and Mrs M R Layman of Johnstown along with Ralph and Harry A and Mrs Walter E Kissinger Sr and Miss Bertha Campbell of Indiana He leaves 21 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren Funeral services will be held at the home of Harry A Campbell in Carter
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Ico
M. W. McFeaters
W. W. Campbell
M. R. Layman
Johnstown
Ralph
War at a Glance: Rebels Hold Gojjam Towns
AP dispatches from Ad Dis Ababa report a serious rebellion in Gojjam province with rebels seizing many towns while Debra Markos remains in loyal hands. Italian offensives push 125 miles north with heavy casualties on the southern Ethiopian front. In Geneva Mussolini shows openness to peace talks as Laval faces cabinet upheaval back home.
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Associated Press
Dubouti
London
Anthony Eden
League of Nations Council
Geneva
Mussolini
Paris
Pierre Laval
Gdouard Herriot
Lavel
Obituaries and death notices from local Indiana County
Multiple obituaries and notices recount the deaths of Catherine Hatner Laura B Wallace Della Nolder and John A Fisher plus related funeral plans and survivor details. The column notes burial locations Manor Cemetery St Bernard s Church and local residence changes with dates and places including Punxsutawney Blairsville and Garretts Run. It also features a literary piece on Kipling’s life and background.
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Della Nolder
Herman A. Nolter
Whitesburg
Kittanning General Hospital
Lottie Shaeffer
Adrian
Annie Shope
Garretts Run
Ida McMasters
Margaret
Elsie Nolder
Ira Nolder
Worthington
Herbert
Harry Nolder
Fine Named As Delegate
Judge John Fine of Luzerne County was chosen as a delegate at large to the Republican national convention in Cleveland. State Chairman M. Harvey Taylor confirmed delegates Pew Reed Mrs Scranton and James J Davis, with Miss S M R O Hara named as alternate. Reed urged an uninstructed Pennsylvania delegation for greater influence in Cleveland. The Green Township High School public speaking class will present a two act play The Rebellion of Youth on Wednesday January 42 at 1 pm.
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S. M. R. O'Hara
Wilkes-Barre
Philadelphia
Reed
Pennsylvania
Cleveland
Green Township
Green Township High School
Apm
Debated Bonus Projections For World War Veterans
Rough estimates of what World War veterans would get under the coalition bonus bill. Vets with a $1,000 certificate and no loans would receive twenty $50 bonds worth $1,000 cash if cashed in mid 1936 to mid 1937, rising with later cashing. borrowers and varying loan rates alter totals. the largest certificate holder could receive bonds totaling $1,550 plus $35 cash, and up to $2,058 with interest by 1945.
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Washington
Senate
Financier Henry B. Rust Dies After Long Illness
Henry B. Rust, 63, longtime Pittsburgh financier who helped build the Koppers Company for the Mellon family, died at his East End home after a yearlong illness. He served as Koppers president from 1934 to 1933 and later as chairman of the board, guiding a diversified empire valued by insiders at 200000000 to 50000000 dollars. Born in 1872 near Leesburg Virginia, he moved to Pittsburgh at 18 to work for the City Public Works, later founding his own business and marrying Elizabeth S. Watkins in 1901. Surviving are his wife and daughter Mrs. Stanley N. Brown.
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Financiers
Pittsburgh
Henry B. Rust
Mellon
Koppers Company
East End
Virginia
City Department of Public Works
Andrew W. Mellon
R. B. Mellon
Rust
Rockland
Leesburg
Elizabeth S. Watkins
New York
Stanley N. Brown
Hauptmann Death Penalty Proceedings Continue Secret
Details remain secret as Hauptmann awaits execution in two months. Governor Hoffman questions the state's ransom-note evidence and may pursue new testimony while Hauptmann’s counsel seek avenues to spare his life. Prison life continues quietly with inmates aware of the legal maneuvering and Hauptmann’s religious turn.
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Flemington
Hauptmann
Hoffman
John F. Condon
Jassie
Lindebergh
Condon
Bronx
Cristobal
C. Z
John Matthiesen
Death House
Louis Knocks Out Charley Retzlaff in 1:23 First Round
Joe Louis defeated Charley Retzlaff in Chicago in 1 minute 23 seconds of the first round. The crowd of 18,486 watched as Louis dominated with a left hook and final flurry to claim his 23rd knockout. Gross receipts for the bout reached $67,826.46 with Louis taking 40 percent of the gate.
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William Weekes
Associated Press
Chicago
Joe Louis
Charley Retzlaff
North Dakota
Wheat Country
Detroit
Retgraft
Louis
Retzlaff
Hetzlaff
Retzluft
Drdl
Retzlaff Setstle for Seventeen Percent of Gate
Retzlaff agreed to take 17 percent of gate receipts as payment. The deal focuses on shared revenue from an event, reflecting negotiation outcomes reported in the legacy source.
Wallace Says Public Opinion Favors No AAA Refund
Secretary Wallace stated public opinion would not tolerate refunding 1 billion dollars paid in AAA processing taxes. He said the taxes were passed to consumers and that 200 million dollars impounded under court injunctions remains the same for consumers as the 1 billion.
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Washington
Wallace
AAA
Supreme Court
Local residents visit Brookville families this Sunday
SAE Mrs. Sally Markle of Brookville called in town Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burchfield and family, Mrs. L. G. Burchfield, and Mrs. Mabel Icas of Louisville Ohio visited Sunday at the Sam Dutt and Laird Jordan homes in town.
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Sally Markle
Brookville
Mgr
Frank Burchfield
L. G. Burchfield
Mabel Icas
Louisville
Ohio
Sam Dutt
Laird Jordan
Veterans ride subway in New York sightseeing trip
Erie Railroad engineers, aging locomotives veterans, visited New York for a conversion tour and rode the subway to see the new system. Leader C. B. Cors commented on the planned second three hour ride despite injuries as they toured the transit network.
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New York
Erie Railroad
C. B. Corrs
Veterans’ Organizaon
Iains
Raleigh
N. C
Cris Spence
Funeral attendance noted for Mrs A M Hall
A notice records the funeral of Mrs A M Hall in Atwood with attendance noted from relatives and friends. Jack Peron was a visitor in Indiana on Monday, listed among those seen in public life.
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A. M. Halllin Atwood
Jack Peron
Indiana
Ready for Her 200 a Month in Town Send Movement
Ethel Maxing Tressler, lifelong Town send member, is shown as she awaits a monthly $200 benefit announced by a doctor. Her parents Mr and Mrs Re Tressler of Toledo VA contributed a life membership last August 3, with her appearing healthy in the new photo.
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Townsend Movement
Ethel Maxing ,Tressler
Re OR. Tressler
Toledo
Ethel
Pardon board clash fuels parole system attack
Raul A. Mueller former Lancaster County district attorney stirred the Pennsylvania State Board of Pardons by blasting the parole system as a vehicle for political influence. He vowed to end the dispute within 10 days while contending the board permits political and backdoor pressure in criminal administration. Mueller urged a new attitude toward punishment as he spoke in Lancaster after serving as an assistant and chief prosecutor for eight years.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Raul A. Mueller
Lancaster County
State Board of Pardons
Capitol
Mueller
Vielows
Charles J. Margheill
Muelller
Maraglotti
Lancaster
Teachers In Organization Discussed Charter Bid
A group of Indiana County teachers and directors met at Camp Rest to seek a charter from the American Federation of Teachers. Mrs. Florence Curtis Hanson spoke on education, labor, and political pressures, warning that loyalty oath bills and fascism threaten democracy while praising organized labor and urging high teacher standards.
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Indiana County
Camp Rest
American Federation of Teachers
American Federation of Labor
Florence Curtis Hanson
American Legion
Red Balting Hearst Press
Friend of Education
Mrs. Hanson
United States
Italy
Germany
New York State
Hearst Press
House of Horrors sale yields $2500 sheriff bid
Lancaster January 18. The House of Horrors grim stage for dark tragedies cost at least a life. it sold for $2500 to Joseph H. Potter after spirited bidding that began at $411. Dr H C Zimmerly, proprietor, ran a makeshift hospital home and was later jailed for an illegal operation that killed Mrs Gladys Lawson of Calvert Maryland amid narcotics convictions.
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Lancaster
Joseph H. Potter
Mechanic's Grove
H. C. Zimmerly
Gladys Lawson
Calvert, Md
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