Pandorean college revue promises lively campus spoof
The upcoming performance labeled a Comedietta features a group of college girls celebrating the new term with a feed. A mistaken identity leads to hazing a stranger who is revealed as a faculty member. A third act titled Some American includes varied character sketches and a finale with the song Am I Only Making Believe sung by Irene Park and the Ensemble.
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Bowery
Making Believe
Irene Park
Misa América
Tragic Ohio School Bus Collision Kills Driver and Children
A school bus collision near Brookpark village outside Cleveland kills driver John Taylor and 11 children aged 6 to 12. Ethel Davidson is hospitalized with serious injuries. Four tracks and two switches mark the grade crossing as the bus crosses a rail line just after an oncoming train passes. Fireman Hand explains the crash while passengers assist the injured and dead. Mrs. Rosie Davidson witnessed the accident. two of her sons died and another daughter injured.
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Gall
John Taylor
Jacob Walter
Juanita Walter
Evelyn Kaltenback
William Davidson
Vernon
Rita
Dorothy Zelinski
Vincent Zelinski
Ihildren
Brookpark Village
Cleveland
Rosie Davidson
Young Women Invite Auxiliary Work Support
A call goes out for Young Women to consider part time auxiliary work with eager applicants directed through official channels. At last night’s meeting L Murray Peeler was chosen president with Mrs Paul Gill as vice president and Miss Marguerite Coe as treasurer. The committee includes Ways and Means members Mrs James J. Jack Miss Della Daugherty Mrs George Smith Mrs Samuel Rinn Mrs Edward Bennett and Mrs Blair Sutton. Local and out of town attendees included Mrs Hughes Mrs Mitchell Mrs Glasser and Mrs Lisle Mickinger.
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L. Murray Peeler
Paul Gill
Clyde Bath
Marguerite Coe
James J. Jack
Della Daugherty
George Smith
Samuel Rinn
Edward Bennett
J. ‘Blair Sutton
Danisawich
Fred Clark
Ellsworthampbell
Alma Munson
Iliam Ruddock
G. Omer
Hughes
Commodore
Mitchell
Clymer
Naval Parity Tension in Global Naval Policy Debates
The discourse centers on naval parity and possible U S reductions, with Stimson and delegates like J E B Penton for Australia and Premier Tardieu for France arguing for national security and France’s naval claims. The remarks sketch a high stakes drive to balance power and security among major nations.
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United States
Great Britain
Stimson
J. EB. Penton
Australia
Tardieu
France
Conference Ends Briefly as Delegates Plan Private Talks
World naval arms talks continue with Britain and France to negotiate parity and cruiser ratios. Italy favors reduced armaments while Japan underscores peace and economy. Delegates from India Ireland New Zealand South Africa and the United States will join in targeted private discussions after a planned 4 pm meeting at 10 Downing Street.
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Lountuated
Egace
France
MacDonald
British Isles
Great Britain
Focalen
Grandi
Italy
M. Tardieu
Signor Grandi
Reijiro Wakatsuki
Japan
Washington
New Zealand
United States
Britain
Downing Streat
Five-Power Naval Disarmament Conference Opens Second Plenary Session
The five nations United States Great Britain France Italy and Japan began the second plenary of the naval disarmament conference at St James Palace in London. The session was private with restricted access and no press, following the pomp of the opening. The historic palace, home to royal levees, stands as a royal backdrop for the discussions.
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Harry R. Flory
INS
London
Royal Gallery
Hous of Lords
St. Jaymes Palace
United States
Great Britain
France
Italy
Japan
St. James Palace
Prince of Wales
York House
Armistice News Parade Marks Historic St James's Balcony
The balcony at St James's Palace, London's historic stage for royal announcements, hosts a landmark session as 76 delegates gather in Queen Anne's drawing room. The building, linked to Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn, embodies centuries of ceremony surrounding state news.
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London
Britain
St. James A Palace
Gvorua
Great Britain
England
Henry Viit
Queen Anne
Année Boleyn
Frigid Wave Brings Deaths and Fires Across Chicago Area
A severe cold snap in Missouri and Chicago area claims two deaths as 22 year old George Steiner and 49 year old Catherine Miller perish from the cold. Flames destroy two large apartment buildings forcing more than 70 families into emergency shelters amid eight below zero readings. Forecaster C A Donnel notes potential relief later today while dawn temperatures sit around five below zero. In Pittsburgh, Western Pennsylvania cold eases as officials predict an 18 to 20 degree high after a night of extreme cold due to a departing high pressure system, reported by forecaster W S Brotzman.
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Missouri
Chicago
George Steiner
Catherine Miller
C. A. Donnel
Western
Pennsylvania
Pittsbhurgh
Pinchot Seeks Reform Amid Critique of Public Service
Former Governor Pinchot campaigns on utility costs and public service reform. He attacks the Public Service Commission as corporately controlled, notes Supreme Court limits on gubernatorial removals, and calls for legislative changes to overhaul the commission and curb rising citizen utility expenditures.
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Eratic
Pinchot
Public Service
Public Service Commission
Ray
Shelby
James
Benn
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Lewis Seeks State Takeover Of Rural Roads Plan
In a pre primary speech Lewis urged a highway program to rescue neglected farms. He proposed state ownership and maintenance of 70 000 miles of township roads and 6 000 miles of township reward roads plus all damage claims from realignments. He estimated highway revenue at 166 million for the next biennium without extra motorist taxes.
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Lewis
Graduation Honors at Indiana Junior Senior High School
Graduation list features Violet Woris Ralston Martha Helen McLain Raymond Lawrence Walker William John Heil and Alma Margaret Hogue plus others from Marton Center Coalport Johnstown and Indiana. Recipients receive Bachelor of Science in Education or related degrees.
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Violet Woris Ralston
Indiana
Deroo
Martha Helen McLain
Raymond Lawrence Walker
Marton Center
William John_ Heil
Coalport
Alma Margaret Hogue
Johnstown
Obituary of Marshall of Quenemo and Clarkesburg area
Born October 31 1868 in Clarkeburg Pa he moved to Quanema at age 20. He married Eva Tyner April 21 1897 and had three daughters. Survived by wife three daughters three brothers Elmer George Marshall of Quenemo Earlarshall Bozeman Montana and three sisters Jennie Miller Indiana Pa Mary Dickson and Ollie Taylor Clarksburg Pa. He joined the Presbyterian church after moving to Quenemo and served as an official and later joined the Federated church. A Mason he held various local offices. Funeral at Presbyterian church Monday December 30 burial Oak Hill cemetery.
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Clarkeburg
Quanema
Eva Tyner
Elmer
George Marshall
Quenemo
Earlarshall
Bozeman
Montana
Jennie Miller
Indiana
Mary Dickson
Ollie Taylor
Clarksburg
Marshall
Presbyterian Church
Federated Church
Masonic Order
Oak Hill Cemetery
Stocks Rally On Farm Implements And Industrials In Hoards
New York Jan 23 Leaders in the moderate advance included farming implement stocks like Advance Rumely and International Harvester lifting resumes. U S Steel rose near 172 while Bethlehem Steel hit a weekly high near 97 1 2 as shorts covered in Montgomery Ward Sears Roebuck and others. Utilities were steady with oils and motors lagging on crude price cuts.
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New York
Bears
Advance’ Rumely
International “ Harvester
Bethlehem Steel
U. § Steel
Montgomery Ward
Sears Roobuc
Gillette Razor
Loew’s
Warner
Pax
Allegheny Corp
Albany Paper Co
Barnsdall A. Siscecees
Graph Cissessseey
Col
Gas-Blec
W.cseee
Tive Wisk Rubber
Fox Film
Motors
Elec
Ssese Recess
Tel
Kennecott
Krenger and Tell
Kolster Radio
Lou
Am, Corp. Cessese
N.Y. Central
Nevada Copper
Fackard Cccscveseecey
Path Ex, Inc
Os Penn BR. R. Pees Ward
Jds
Keith O
Helair
Stand. O
Texas Gulf
Ses
Utilities
Pow-Light
United Corp. Asiveeyee
Upi
BAS
Warner Bros
Weeling
Elec. L.lscc
U. S. Steel Wo
Seeq Amm
Grandfather Rosenbloom fights alleged illegal capture
Rosenbloom seeks release claiming capture by State Police was illegal and that he is being held without law. In New Castle Pa Schroeder, the gunwoman from the Apache Limited, is en route after shooting Highway Patrolman Brady Paul on December 27, with Laurana County officers and state police guarding her and her jailed companion Glen Dague.
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Tucumcari
N. M
Trene Schroeder
New Castle
Brady Paul
Hera
Lauranea County
Glen Dague
Blonde Gunwoman Inspires Hold Up Trio in Millyale Raid
Irene Schroeder known as the blonde gunwoman is linked to a Millyale Arizona style hold up where two bandits covered customers while a third robbed the Lincoln Pharmacy of cash cigars and a toilet set. She and Dague are under guard returning to Chandler after a gunbattle. The investigation focuses on Corporal Paul’s shooting. Schroeder shows nervous strain yet recalls the battle.
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Pittsburgh
Irene Schroeder
Brady Paul
State High
Sone
Lincoln
Mill
Yale
Hhek Eh
Chandler
Ariz
Dague
Donnie
New Castle
Sheriff’s Posse
Arizona
Irene
Joe Wells
Jis
Trene
Paul
Driver of Death Car Exonerated
Coroner's inquest found the death of 10-year-old Peter Betso in Dixonville unavoidable after a car driven by Frank Edwards of Clymer struck him near Dixonville at 840 pm. Edwards attempted to avoid the boy and wrecked his vehicle, but the boy died later at Dixonville hospital.
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Peter Betso
Dixonville
Frank Edwards
Clymer
Fred W. St. Clair
Court House
Edwards
Betsa Boy
Dixonville Hospital
Pastor Isenberg Injured In Auto Trolley Crash
Philadelphia Jan 23 The Rev Dr James M S Isenberg vice president of Uranus College and former Trinity Reformed Church pastor was critically injured when his car collided with a trolley on Skipack Hill near Norristown He was taken to Montgomery Hospital His wife, thrown clear, was found unconscious with a dislocated shoulder and minor head injuries
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Philadelphia
James M. S. Isenberg
Uramus College
Trinity Reformed Church
Skippack Hill
Norristown
Montgomery Hospital
Isonberg
Fire Supper At Homer City Holy Church Event
Homer City Fire Department hosts its third annual supper in the basement of the Methodist Church on Thursday February 6 starting at 445 PM Tickets mailed or available at Homer drug store for 125 cents each Menu offers home grown fried chicken or country grown turkey from E Elbel of Rossiter The turkey is killed and dressed the day before by the firemen with all the trimmings
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Homer City
Homer
E. ©. Elbel
Rossiter
Y Competes Foreign Invasion With Great Win Over Brookville
The local Y Varsity earned a third straight victory by defeating Brookville Aces 56 to 37 on their floor. Indiana led 19-4 after the first quarter and 31-20 at halftime, with key scores from Swindell and Barnette for Brookville. Indiana maintained the advantage in the second half, finishing strong as all players contributed to the scoring and the defense. The win comes after earlier wins over New Kensington and DuBois Boosters j and sets up tonight’s three-game schedule at the Y featuring Kiski teams resuming play against Clearfield Highway Tossers and New Kensington.
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Brookville
Acea
Aces
Indiana
Indians
Smith
Swindell
Brookville Stars
Barnette
New Kensington
DuBois Boosters J
Brookville Aces
Garde- Real
Kiski
Clearfield Highway
Login Lumber Co
Brookvilles
Fulton .i
Way
Miller
Fulton
Crissman
Snyder
Lucas
Yeggs Shoot Up Wedding Party In Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh on January 23 a wedding reception ended in a gang related shooting on the North Side. Angelo Cancellier and John Cancellier were married as Leo Bedetto and Joseph Cirlingone were killed and a third gunman fled. Police link the attack to a gangster feud surrounding Sam Monastero’s murder. Charles Spalino was detained for questioning.
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Pittsburgh
INS
Angelo
John Cancellier
Leo Bedetto
Joseph Cirlingone
Bedetto
Allesheny General Hospital
Sam Monastero
Charles Spalino
Monastero
South ern Pipe Line Sale Approved in Oil City
Stockholders of the Southern Pipe Line Company vote to sell 200 miles of line from the Pennsylvania West Virginia line to Millway Pennsylvania for about 500000. The line will be bought by the Manufacturers Light and Heat Company. Officers and directors were re elected.
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Oil City
Southern Pipe Line Company
Pennsylvania- West Virginia
Millway
Manufacturers’ Light and Heat Company
Southern Board
Ship on rocks save 1000 aboard in South Atlantic
In the Strait of Magellan the German liner Monte Cervantes ran aground while outward bound from Buenos Aires. More than 1,000 passengers were safely disembarked by lifeboats with no casualties, though officials offered few details on the vessel's fate.
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Buenos Aires
INS
Strait of Magellan
South America
Monte Cervantes
Young People’s League Meeting at Leechburg Church
Fourth meeting of the Young People’s League of the Kittanning Presbytery will be held in Leechburg at the First Presbyterian church on January 31. Banquet at 8:30 p.m. followed by evening sessions. All young people from 59 churches in Armstrong and Indiana counties invited.
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Young People’s League of the
Kittanning
Commerce Men Meet Tonight in Moore Hotel Dining Room
The Indiana Chamber of Commerce annual membership meeting and directors election will be in the Moore Hotel dining room at 6:15 PM. A chicken dinner will be served. Guest speaker is Donald J. Howard, manager of the Community Affairs Division at the Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce, sharing insights from large-chamber operations.
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Indiana Chamber of Commerce
Moore Hotel
Donald J.howard
Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Pittsburgh Chamber of Conmmerce
Edith Mountain Visits Mumau Home in Nicetown
In Nicetown Edith Mountain visited the home of I D Mumau last week. Frank Kerr bought a new radio. Zene Buterbaugh visited her sister Mrs Clayton Daugherty of East Run on Thursday. Lynn Buterbaugh and family called on Frank Kerr Sunday. Hett Brilhart, homebound, remains unwell at daughter Cassie Berkey’s home. Ray Lowman, Commodore employee, returned home for weekend. Nettie Mumaw visited Laura Kinnan recently.
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Edith Mountain
I. D. Mumau
Frank Kerr
Zene Buterbaugh
Clayton Daugherty
East Run
Lynn Buterbaugh
Hett Brilhart
Cassie Berkey
Ray Lowman
Commodore
Nettie Mumav
Laura Kinnan
Elders Ridge Church Services Conducted by Elders
During Rev J D Humphrey absence on January 12 and 19 Elders Alfred Henry and Sloan Wray led services. Fay Haag visited L C Rosensteel home. Wilbur Bruce contracted for work near Clearfield. Floyd Parks and Miriam Baker spent winter in Elders Ridge. The EB RV 5 Girls Glee Club hosted a party Friday night at the gym.
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J. D. Humphrey
Alfred Henry
Sloan Wray
Fay Haag
L. C. Rosensteo
Wilbur Bruce
Clearfield
Floyd Parks
Miriam Baker
Elders Ridge
Girls Glee Club
Visiting relatives and ill health noted in Pine Flats
Taylorville resident Mrs Wilbur Lowman visits her Pine Flats parents while John Lydie stays with his Dixonville aunt. Mrs Ferrier’s serious illness shows no improvement. Stella Lydie visits Dixonville and nearby Ian Myr and Ilrus. Raymond Short spends Sunday with Blair Goodin.
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Wilbur Lowman
Pine Flats
John Lydie
Dixonfyidh
Ferrier
Stella Lydie
James Paterson
Dixonville
Ian Myr
Ilrus
Raymond — Short
Blair Goodin
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