Committee defies Hoover with aid bill for unemployed
Washington January 21 UP Acting against administration policy the Senate appropriations or measures committee voted 6 to 2 to report a bill providing 376 million dollars for destitute unemployed. The plan would allocate 125 million before July 1 with the rest in the next fiscal year to the states. Also notes reconstruction finance bill progress and a 2 billion federal fund plan aiding banks railroads and business amid drought and economic depression.
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Washington
Senate Manufactures Committee
Comititiea
LaFollette
Rep
Wis
Costigan
Cole
McNary, R
G Oldshorough
Reconstruction Finance
Bilt
Steagall
House Banking Committee
White House
Senate
House
Hovee
Sena
Lyle C. Merion
Jan
Chicken thieves strike again at Mrs. Kinter’s coop
For a second time in two weeks chicken thieves raided Mrs. Kinter at 252 East Philadelphia Street last night, stealing ten Rhode Island Red chickens after forcing entry two months earlier and taking eight. Police Chief George Anderson and Patrolmen Barry and Allen continue the case.
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Mrs. Kinter
Philadelphia Street
Rhode Island
George Anderson
Barry and Allen
Six of Karl Markham’s ribs stolen in Denver heist
In Denver on January 21 a prowler stole a suitcase containing six of Karl Markham’s ribs. Markham had surgery months earlier and the ribs were removed and stored for safekeeping. The incident was reported by United Press.
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Denver
Colo
Karl
Markham
Greiner Baking Company Hosts 2000 for New Plant Tour
Visitors from Indiana and nearby counties, numbering over 2000, attended a reception at Greiner Baking Company to tour the new, modern bakery. Ashera escorts guided guests through the sanitary plant, explaining machinery and production stages, turning the event into an educational showcase for those unfamiliar with large scale bread and pastry making.
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Indiana
Greiner Baking Company
Ashera
Samuel Mulberger prominent leader dies in Gates hospital
Samuel J. Mulberger a South Mahoning township resident and president of the Patrons Mutual Fire Insurance Company died at Gates hospital at 3:00 p m Wednesday after heart trouble following an operation for pneumonia. He leaves a wife and son Byron Mulberger of near Marion Center. Funeral arrangements set at Thomas Funeral Home with services at Marion Center Presbyterian Church at 10:00 a m Saturday led by Rev C A Waltman. Burial in Marion Center cemetery. Flowers to Thomas Funeral Home. Louise Carlson, 80, longtime resident, was also noted as invalid for 12 years.
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Samuel J. Mulberger
South Mahoning
Patrons Mutual Fire Insurance Crmpany
Ingdiana
Gati
South Mahoning Township
Jonnie
MecCreight
Mulberger
Byron Mulberger
Thomas
Marion Centter
Presbyterian Church
Marion Canter
C. A. Waltman
Marion Center
Thomas Funeral Home
Police Campaign Friday in Borough Targets Motor Law Violations
Chief George Anderson and assistants Barry and Allen announce a Friday start to a borough wide campaign enforcing motor and parking laws. Officers warn Indiana area motorists that enforcement will be strict with arrests and fines for all violators, listing no speeding on East or West Philadelphia streets.
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George Anderson
Hia
Aistants
Barry and Allen
Ag Ain
Anderson
Gazette
Indiana
Chiet
West
Philadelphia
Diamondville Couple Weds at Wesleyan Parsonage
Arthur Clarence Vasbinder and Miss Glenrose Mae Burnheimer, both of Diamondville, united in marriage at the Wesleyan Methodist Parsonage in Hillsdale with Jos. B. Markey officiating. Vasbinder works in local mines and they plan to reside nearby.
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Arthur Clarence Vasbinder
Glenrose Mae Burnheimer
Diamondville
Wesleyan Methodist
Hillsdale
Jos. B. Markey
Vasbinder
Evangelistic Meetings At Tabernacle Annex In Indiana
Last night closed the eighth evangelistic hviva meeting in the Tabernacle. The large building was crowded and music increased inspiration. All thru the Night hymn requested by the crowd. Welsh singers from Colver delivered beautiful selections. Men and women joined in song and prize whistles. Evangelist Stephens delivered a stirring message at 8 00 P M. Tonight 97 00 P M Men s Prayer meeting in Tabernacle Annex 715 P M All the Church women of Indiana meet at Tabernacle Special musical program Solo by Donald Longywill Choir led by Harry E Storrs 800 P M A strong message by Evangelist Stephens Friday 400 P M AN boys and girls meet Mr Storrs in the Tabernacle 700 P M Men s Prayer Meeting in Tabernacle Annex 716 P M Young people s night Every young person invited Great Song Service Male Chorus directed by Harry E Storrs 800 P M Stirring message by Evangelist Stephens
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Tabernacle Annex
Church Women of
Indiana
Tabernacle
Donald Longywill
Harry E. Storrs
Evangelist Stephens
Mr. Storrs
Colver
Friendly Ape Not A Nuisance
Hollywood residents defend a friendly chimpanzee that kissed the 12 year old daughter of George R. Worthington and others as harmless. Deputy City Prosecutor Harry Johnston says the affectionate behavior does not constitute a nuisance.
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Hollywood
George R. Worthington
Harry Johnston
Coy
Queenie
Yama
Worthington
Faction Fire Damages Beulah Baptist Church
Beulah Baptist Church in Beltzhoover a Pittsburgh suburb was targeted by an incendiary blaze early today causing about 3000 dollars in damage. Police fire authorities and church trustees investigated and suspected arson as multiple fires appeared to be started simultaneously.
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Pittsburgh
Beulah Baptist Church
Beltzhoover
Russian refugee shot dead by sniper in New York apartment
A Russian woman refugee, who fled the red terror with remnants of the white army, was mysteriously shot to death in her New York apartment. Detectives believe the shot came from a distant building, possibly another apartment on a higher floor. The husband and step-son witnessed the fatal moment as the bullet struck. The incident occurred as she prepared for a party.
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New York
Three Bankers Bound for Prison in Virginia
Pittsburgh Jan. 21. Upset men including three bankers head to federal prison camps in Virginia on charges from embezzling bank funds to bootlegging and counterfeiting. Lyde M. Irwin, ex cashier of Lincoln National Bank Avella Pa, pleaded guilty to misapplication of funds and gets three years at Petersburg reformatory. Joseph G. Yoney ex teller First National Bank Manessen Pa also pleads guilty and faces two years at Petersburg. Joseph H. Rendick ex teller ...
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Pittsburgh
Virginia
U. S
J.C. McGregor
Lyde M. Irwin
Lincoln National Bank
Avella
Washington County
Seternt Reformatory
Petersburg
Joseph G. Yoney
First National Bank and Trust Company
Manessen
Joseph H. Rendick
Girl Scout Head Coming to Lead Training Classes
Miss Alicea Philipson of the national field training staff will arrive in Indiana County on February 1 to oversee Girl Scout training at the State Teachers College. The one week program runs each afternoon and evening with options for those who can only attend evenings. Milas Philip.
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Alicea Philipson
Girl Scouts
Indiana County
State Teachers College
Milas Philip
Girl Scout Leader Profile Highlights Career Milestones
The son joined the Girl Scout organization five years ago and has held several roles including four years as director of the Peninsula District in California. She attended the national leaders training camp at Briarcliffe Manor in New York last summer and is a WashU graduate.
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Son
Girl Scout Organization
Peninsula District
California
Ntional
Woith Macy
Briarcliffe Manor
New York
Miss Philipson Ia
Washington University
Old Senators Targeted in Utilities Fight in Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh datelined story notes the Pennsylvania Fair Rate League plans to target state senators opposing public utilities reforms. At a Wilkinsburg meeting A B Davidson, president, named at least ten senators whose terms expire next year as not to be returned due to their stance on utility legislation. The group aims to change utility laws, not just reduce rates, using a political organization to monitor and influence elections for favorable representatives.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Fair Rate League
Wilkinsburg
League
A. B. Davidson
Davidson
Senate
Shank Couple Welcome New Baby in January
Mr and Mrs John R Shank of Clymer are the proud parents of a boy born January 15 Theo dore Lee and his mother are getting along nicely.
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John R. Shank
Clymer
Theodore Lee
Much Misery In Coal Fields
Pittsburgh January 21 AP Dr Albert Day preacher led a visit to Western Pennsylvania coal regions reporting grim conditions amid cold and hunger He warned of a "most appalling" danger and urged urgent state aid with Red Cross and Welfare Department as relief funds near exhaustion He noted relief helped about 2200 people including 1500 children and pledged continued efforts
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Zlief
Albert A. Day
Day
Christ Methodist Episcopal Church
Tax-Justice League Seeks Township Code Change
New resolutions from the Burtington Township Tax Justice League urge amending Article 3 section 230 to adjust township supervisors by road miles and to require 20 percent salary contributions from elective officers for unemployment relief. A February 22 meeting will feature a patriotic school program.
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Tax-Justice League
Burtington
Weird voodoo mark on victim sparks hex murder claim
In Philadelphia a murdered Mennonite worker, Norman R. Bechtel, 31, was found with a hexeria scar on his forehead and seven knife wounds around the heart. Police link the symbol to Pennsylvania Dutch folklore as they probe motives, noting no robbery motive. Investigators study local mysticism and Boyertown regions for context.
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NEA
Philadelphia
Buréam
Norman K. Bechtel
Germantown
Thomas P. C. Stokes
William Stokes
Norman R. Bechtel
Harry Heanly
Bechtel
Heanly
Brak‘ey
Pensylvania
Boyertown
Beehtel
Missionary Mary Price to speak at Pine Grove Church
Miss Mary Price of Emeigh, after years in India, returns on furlough to present a missionary service at Pine Grove Wesleyan Methodist Church near Arcadia Friday evening January 22. She will share mission work, display Indian crafts, and speak at Hillsdale on January 29. Also note a Shoeing Match and Loyal Temperance Legion meeting on January 22.
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Mary Price
Emeigh
Pine Grove Wesleyan Methodist Church
Arcadia
Miss Price
India
Young Missionary Workers’ Band
Pine Grove
L.T. L
the Loyal Temperance Legion
W. GC. T. U. Hall
Descendant of Justice Hay Dead in Pittsburgh
Alexander Jay Wutts, 70, first faculty member of the Carnegie Institute of Technology and associate of George Westinghouse and Andrew Carnegie, died at his Pittsburgh home after a two week typhoid fever. Born in 1862 in Carbondale, Pa, he studied at Yale and Stevens. He joined Carnegie Tech in 1904 as its first faculty member and later led the student welfare committee.
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Pittsburgh
Alexander Jay Wutts
Carnegie Institute of Technology
George Westinghouse
Andrew Carnegie
Wuwhits
John Iday
United States
Carbondale
Yale University
Stevens Institute of Technology
Wutts
Sale of overcoats at J. D. Flude Co market stalls
The text advertises sale overcoats priced at 15.35 17.85 and 28.85 by J. D. Flude Co at their curb market. It notes a Wonderful market at J. M. Stewart Co on Saturday morning with a 126% marker.
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J. D. Flude Co
J. M. Stewart * Co
Tourists Advised On Time Saving Benjamin Franklin Highway
Indiana leaders promote the Benjamin Franklin Highway as a time saving through route for summer travelers. Out-of-state traffic grows both east and west as plans move forward for an overhead pass near New Castle and a continuous improvement program led by the Benjamin Franklin Highway Association with state president Peeler guiding efforts.
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Indiana
Benjamin’f. Highway
Benjamin Franklin
John H the Benjamin
Min Franklin Association
Mot
Bomb Explosion Follows Kidnap In Chicago Area
A suburban village scene was rocked by a massive bomb explosion aimed at the roadhouse of Thomas Williams, the owner. Windows shattered, several rooms damaged, but no injuries reported as nearby homes were also affected. The incident follows a kidnapping and bank robbery in the region yesterday.
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Chicago
M Delin
Thomas ¥Liams
M Étan
Guests Ruled Out Of Burning Florence Hotel
Pittsburgh Jan 21 Thirteen guests were routed from the Florence hotel last night when a fire broke out on the roof. Property damage was estimated at 500. Hundreds of pedestrians watched as firemen fought the blaze for almost an hour, flames confined to the roof and smoke filled the entire building.
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Pittsburgh
Florence Hotel
Tax Justice Meeting Draws Statewide League Members
A state wide gathering of Tax Justice Leagues and local members is set for the 23rd at the House in San uary. Speakers are promised, aiming to promote tax justice and equalisation in a broad public turnout.
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Tax-Justice Leagues
J ‘ House
Indiana
tax-Justice League
Kast
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Hoover
Capitol Notes
Greiner Plant
Moon
J. Musberger
Patrons Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Louise Carlson
Culver
C. W. Freeman
Greensburg
Moore Hotel
Thurswie
Maharani
Indore
Nancy Miller
Seattle
Wash
Conte Biancamano
Maharajah
Monessen
Bentleyville
Girl Scout
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Detroit Motors
Franklin Way
American Legion Hall
Homer City
Justice Hay
Auto Parts Co. Inc
Ritz Theatre
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