Steinheiser Heads Group In Indiana Council Election
George J. Steinheiser was elected president of Indiana Council Holmes Batety Association at a meeting. W B Wardrop named vice president and others filled second and third vice presidents and secretary treasurer roles. A safety report highlighted mine and highway accidents and plans for a Safety Jamboree set for February 17 at the High School auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Steinheiser
Indiana Council
Holmes Batety
Association
W. B. Wardrop
Smith
John Ghizzon
John Williams
F. McCarthy
Padecatt
R. J. Craig
M. L. Coulter
R . Sterrett
Charles Ghizzoni
Hary Younkers
M. L.coulter
BR. J. Craig
George Plant
R. W. Sterrett
John. W. Williams
Black Diamond
Commodore
Thomas
Paul Shaw
John Howarth
Howard “Lewis
Robert Fletcher
NuMine
Joseph Dobis
Kent
AFRA Strikes Tied to Pay Demands in New Contract
The four A's offer outlines $15 $20 and $25 per period with two to four hours of rehearsals unpaid. AFRA lists members and officers including Jack Benny Edward Bergen Bing Crosby Rudy Valley Phil Baker Lawrence Tibbett and Jascha Heifers as vice presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afra Lststs
Jack Benny
Edward Bergen
Saucy
Charlie McCarthy
Bing Crosby
Rudy Valley
Phil Baker
Lawrence Tibbett
Jascha Heizers
Germany to enforce universal military fitness through SA badge
Nazi decree to train all but Jews and criminals under storm troop direction. It elevates the SA badge to a military fitness standard and aims to prepare a vast, nationwide reserve for the army. Rublee negotiations with German officials on Jewish emigration were said to be ongoing despite reported terminations.
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Fuehrec
Storm
Hitler
Storm Troop
Schach
George Rublee
Intergovernmental Committee On Refugees
Sitler
Reichsbank
Germany
Berlin
Stock Exchange
Nazi Party
Landwehr
Rublec
Rublee
Foreign Office
Schact
Obituary notes from Page i mention several deaths
Obituaries list W Barr, Mrs Margaret Clowes of Sharon, Daniel B Caulk, Mrs Martin Beighley of She lo ca, and Stephen Sasala of Apomein Center township. Services scheduled at East Union Presbyterian Church Taylorsville, Oakwood Cemetery, Edgergood Cemetery, and Sardis Church. Survivors noted include children and siblings. funeral arrangements handled by Robinson Funeral Home and Clark Funeral Home.
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Austria
United States
Graceton
Blacklids
Anenie
Ferchi¢) Sasala
John
Clymer
Michael
Andrew
Stephen
Homer City
Joseph
Mitchell
Samuel
John Wododa
Michael Covich
Tiomerity
Katherine Sasala
Blacklick Church
Basil Levdar
Oakland Cemetery
Indiana
Margaret T. Clowes
Margaret (Thompson) Clowes
Sharon
Orr
Oakwood Cemetery
Clowes
Archibald
Mary
Qwens) Thompson
United Presbyterian Church
W. B
Daniel B. Caule
Philadelphia
Salisburg
Jeannette
Owens-Killnais
Clarion
Sarah Poriser Caull
Helen Kine
Cincinnati
Harriott Sullivan
Baltimore
Emma Fowler
Daniel Be, Caulk
Pitlanning
Bessie Caulk
Annapolis
Robinson Funeral Home
Sailsburg
DP. D. Dodds
Galisburg United Presbyterian Church
Edgergood Cemetery
Martin Beighley
Sheloca
R. D
Fridey
Kittanning Hospital
John Myers
Clark Funeral Home
Elderton
Sardis
Church
Rows In Congress Indicate Tremendous Task Of Democrat Peace Drive
In Washington on January 21, the 76th Congress neared its end of the third week amid rising signs that Democratic peace makers face a difficult path to party harmony before the 1940 campaigns. Debates over Hopkins, the WPA and relief fueled tensions, with Senator Tydings denouncing the president over Hopkins and a Maryland bridge pledge used to bolster support for a reneged campaign pledge.
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Congress
Washington
76Th Congress
Roosevelt
Tydings
D-Md
Roavelt
David J. Lewis
Harry Hopkins
WPA
Lewis
Maryland
Potomac River
United States
Senate
UAW Factions Move Toward Impeachment Amid Rift
Martin faces impeachment charges as 15 suspended board members and two allies seek to oust him. The rival group appoints Joren Houser as international secretary treasurer while both sides claim authority. CIO intervention remains uncertain as the union copies to resolve internal conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Cartin
Congress of Industrial Organizations
CIO
Pirst Martin
UAW
American Federation of Labor
Martin
Joren Houser
George F. Addes
anti-Martin
Matein
International Executve
Relief Bill Prods Fight Over Work Relief Funds
Relief measures on page Marck show debate over work relief funding. Senator Bynes of South Carolina argues the proposal would stop the administration from leaving people to face the snow. Administrations leaders hint at raising the appropriation toward 879 million dollars while some senators plan strategy meetings. A subcommittee vote favored 729 million in relief funds, though others doubt the bill will solve the issue.
Crude oil price up in Pennsylvania market
On January 21 the price of Pennsylvania crude oil rose from nine to 12 cents a barrel, the first advance since 1937. The Seep agency of South Penn Oil cited increased refinery demand as the cause. Notable gains included Bradford Allegany district to 1.80, South West pipelines to 1.43, Eureka pipelines to 1.37, Buckeye pipelines to 1.30, with Corning grade unchanged at 97 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Joseph Seep
South Penn Oil Company
Mid-Continent
Bradford and Allegany
South West
Eureka
Buckeye
Bradford
Governor weighs Turnpike fate as payroll cuts loom
The governor discussed mass layoffs with around 120 Department of Forests and Waters employees dismissed yesterday and up to 1,000 Capitol Hill workers sent notices. He may not replace Jones on the Turnpike Commission. A toll road between Harrisburg and Pittsburgh via tunnels was proposed, with cost estimates from 12 to 15 million for parallels or 60 million for the tunnel highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of’ Forests and Waters i7
Capitol Hill
Jones
Turnpike Commission
James
Harrisburg
Pittsburgh
South Penn Railroad
Earle
William Penn
Lincoln
Two Wars and Axis Powers Move on in Global Tensions
The article reports on a high level maneuvering by Nazi and Japanese leadership. It describes a decree expanding Germany's military readiness and a forced-party alignment for males, alongside Premier Kiichiro Hirohima's warning in Japan. Ajita outlines Asia-wide collaboration plans with Japan, Manchukuo, and China in a united East Asia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuehrer
Germany
Toyo
Kiichiro Hiranima
Japan
Stern heads liquor group at Indiana County meeting
Morris Stern of the Moore Hotel Indiana again leads the Indiana County Retail Liquor Dealers Association after the annual election. William H. Hatherhill of Homer City was named vice president and Charles Shimko of North Homer City secretary treasurer. New directors include Anthony Formoso, Al Morgandi, James George. Harold Beringer, Edward J. Walker, and other listed members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Stern
Moore Hotel
Indiana
Indiana County Retail Liquor Dealers Association
William H. Hatherhill
Commercial
Homer City
Charles Shimko
Stern
Hatherhill
Yens
Anthony Formoso
al Morgandl
James George
Inediana
W. A. Schrader
Blairsville
Carbo Bosso
Retailers Deplore Government Competition With Private Business
The National Retail Dry Goods Association at its twenty eighth convention urged the government to coordinate axes and curtail public expenditures while permitting private enterprise to lead in trade. They backed adequate national defense prep and called for tax law reviews to avoid burdening costs. They warned government deficits are paid by taxpayers and urged cooperation between government and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Retail Dry Goods Association
Chase Saul Cohn
Farm Show Concludes After Record Attendance
Harrisburg officials report about 570000 people attended the five day State Farm Show, surpassing last year by 30000. The Harrisburg horse show drew thousands as the agricultural exhibition closed with a $20000 auction of 4 H lamb exhibits and record prices for prize livestock.
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Harrisburg
State Farm Show
Blaze at Blair dairy farm destroys barn and silos
Irwin January 21 firefighters rescued 40 head of farm stock from a $25,000 blaze that gutted a barn wagon shed and two silos on William Blair’s dairy farm near Irwin. Fireman H J Good was treated after being kicked by a horse. two pigs perished. The department woke the Blair family about 100 yards away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin
William Blair
H. J. Good
W. L. Davis
Blair
Raft Quits Again Over Typecasting in Hollywood
Jan 21 news notes George Raft and Paramount Pictures at odds as Raft refuses the lead in Magnificent Fraud. The actor known for villain roles protests being typed, continuing a pattern of stage and screen revolt against studio expectations.
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Hollywood
George Raft
Paramount Pictures
Raft
New York
Double Trouble to Taxpayers in Brief Local Items
Flashes of Life reports Miss Mae Hayden injuring both arms after a slip on ice in Bloomsburg. Mt Etna residents owe $251.30 balance after tax share and state gasoline funds. Salem reports 27 magazines sold at the State House as Jim Carroll led the stroll. Oklahoma City captures liquor raid warning and raid results. Chicago notes a cross eyed bandit tale and Aurora jailer laments no prisoners. A long electrical resistance note closes the column.
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Paradise
Mt, Etna
Ind
Mt. Etna
Lawrence Continues as Demo Chairman Confident of Clearing
Lawrence, Democratic State Chairman, says he expects to be cleared in three indictments for blackmail conspiracy and election law violations. He notes job cuts ahead as Governor James trims payroll and Republican appointees replace Democrats. He planned a return to the capital but will rest at his Pittsburgh home after the inauguration and maintains he did nothing wrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Fedoruk
Kent
Austria
Jazi
Ukrainian National Aid Associaion of
Pittsburgh
Poland
Theodor Fedoruk
Robinson Funeral Home
Oakland Cemetery
Lawrence
Harrisburg
Chain
David L. Lawrence
Arthur Ht. James
Dauphin County
Harle
Commonwealth
Stat
U. S
Joseph F. Guffey
Market Snapshot of Industrial Stocks and Major Corporations
A dense ledger of stock quotes lists numerous firms across sectors from automotive and oil to steel and aviation. Companies like Anaconda Chrysler Colgate-Palmolive United States Steel and General Electric appear with varied percentages, indicating gains or declines in price. The data covers railroads airlines and manufacturers, reflecting a broad market snapshot with many entries showing single to several point changes and notable percentages for corporations such as Texaco and Ford rivals.
Three Uniontown Residents Charged in Numbers Ring
Distric Attorney James A. Reilly said he would file informations today charging three Uniontown area residents with operating an interstate numbers lottery. Named were Steve Samonas Duke Davis and Tosy DeCarlo. Judge H S Dumbauld ordered indictments after George Betters testified the men as the higher ups in the ring.
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Uniontown
James A. Reilly
Reilly
Steve Samonas
Duke Davis
Tosy DeCarlo
Republic
H.S. Dumbauld
George Betters
New Comet Streaks Across Skies Discovered by Peltier
Philadelphia Jan 21 A new comet has been spotted across the heavens by Leslie C Peltier amateur observer from Delphos Ohio using a small observatory on his farm His discovery noted by Franklin Institute staff James Stukley describes the object as a bright nucleus with a fuzzy light tail not visible without a telescope This is Peltier s sixth comet and another new star in his record.
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Philadelphia
Leslie C Peltier
Delphos
Slavegazer
Peltier
Franklin Institute
James Stukley
Featible
Jey
Parolees Receive Life Sentences in Pittsburgh Robbery Case
Three parolees convicted of robbery, including Raymond Dugan a Pittsburgh gang member, begin life sentences plus long terms at the state penitentiary. Dugan, 34, faces 67 to 80 years in addition to a life term. Robert Casey, 28, gets 50 to 80 years. Ralph Marratti, 27, receives 81 to 100 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Estarn
Raymond Dugan
Robert Casey
Ralph Marratti
Union Carbide and peers in midweek market moves
Stocks including Union Carbide United Pac and United Air Lines show midweek activity with listings for United Aircraft US Steel and Westinghouse plants. Vanadium and related metals trade amid general market shifts as investors weigh demand across industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Carbide
Union Pac
United Air Lines
Aume
United Aircraft
United Gas Iniper
US Steel
West Union Tel
Woolworth
Pittsburgh death rate on par with other big cities
The Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce challenged Dr J Hope Alexander’s claim that locals die ten years earlier than elsewhere, releasing 1937 figures showing a death rate of 43.5 per 1000 vs Chicago 10.7, New York 10.4, Detroit 11.6, Philadelphia 12.4, and St. Louis 13.4, and noting 1932-33 rates in line with peers. Dr Alexander cited age-at-death estimates. City Council president called the claim poor advertising for Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Jah
J. Hope Alexander
Olser
United States
Chicago
St. Louis
New York
Detroit
Philadelphia
Alexander
James L. O'Toole
Dr. Alexander
Pillsburgh
CCC Boys May Be Militarized in Congressional Proposal
Washington January 21 A heated debate formed over forcing Civilian Conservation Corps enrollees to receive military training. Rep May D Ky proposed a bill requiring each CCC member to complete two to five hours of training weekly, arguing it would utilize current military supervision more effectively than other programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Prospect Today
Civilian Conservation Corps
May
D-Ky
House Military Committee
Ccc
Westmoreland Townships Urged to Ban Fireworks Sale
Greensburg January 21 Westmoreland County's 23 townships must ban fireworks or state lawmakers will. H A Thomson of Upper Darby warned county officials that state legislation is inevitable and that city borough bans mean little without township action as vendors enter townships to sell fireworks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Westmoreland County
H. A. Thomson
Upper Darby Township
Westmoreland County Road Supervisors and Auditors Association
Treasury balance figures from January 1
Treasury reports a January 1 balance of 2.956.976 million dollars after receipts of 9.125 million and expenditures of 25.098 million. Customs receipts for the month total 14.955 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
New 1935 Boy Scout Calendar The Scouting Fruit
Schools churches and businesses display the first time the pew 1935 Official Boy Scout Calendar titled The Scouting Fruit. Painted by Norman Eckwell, it portrays the onward sweep of Scouting with distribution sponsored by Boblagon Funeral Homes across public places and to individuals in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Eckwell
Boblagon Funeral Homes
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Council
Biephen Sasala
Stephen Sasals
Apomein Center Township
Moorhead
Hopkin
Hopkins
Marty Moplking
Ydings
Gillette
D-lown
Norris Lind-Neb
Baikey
Kentucky
Associated Press
Bloomsburg
Mae Hayden
Salem
Ore
Jim Carrol
House of Representatives
Wilson and Co
House
Tarn
Oklahoma City
Lan Automobile
Peter Ardito
Des
Jaller
Aurora
John Milligan
Milligan
Joe
al Chem & Dye
T& BF
Adl
Curtiss Publish
Curtiss-Wright
Curtiss Wr A
Deere and Co
del Lack and
West
Corp-Seag
Douglas Aircraft
du Pont
Goodyear
Northern Ry
Hecker
Hershey
Toad-Hershey
Houston Oil
Hudson Motor Tallinois Central
Indust Rayon
Int Harvester
Nick Can
Johns-Manville
Kennecott Cap
Kresge
Lehigh
Liggett and My
Loew's Inc
Lorillard
Mack Trucks
Macy
McCrary
McIntyre
McCellan
Mesa Machine
Murray Corp
Ta Nash-Kelvinator
Nat Biscuit
Nat Cash
Nat Dairy Pr
Nat Dept Stores
Nat Distillers
Nat Pow
Natl Steel
NH Central RR
North Ameria
Northern Pacific
Ohio Oil
Otis Steel
Packard Motor
Param Pictures
Penna RR
Phila
Philips Pet
Pitt
Procter and Gam
Sve NJ
Pullman
Pure Oil
Tejas Corp
Texas Gulf
Tex Pac L Trust
Trans and West Air
Chamber of Commerce
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