League Of Nations Comes To Indiana
Lieut Alden G Alley spoke for the League of Nations Association in the First United Presbyterian Church. He urged international cooperation and noted America's current participation to curb Far East tensions, urging bodies to adopt peaceful mechanisms under law. The talk drew 125 attendees from Kiwanis and other clubs and was continued for further coverage.
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Senate of the
United States
Parliament
England
Reichstag
Germany
Senate
France
Nations’ League
Alden G. Alley
League of Nations Association of the
First
United — Presbyterian Church
Lieut
Aliey
Far East
Aiden
Kiwanis Club
New Century Club
Women's League For Peace
Alley
High School
State Teachers College
America
J. Arthur Pfohl
Zion Lutheran Church
Jana
League of Nations
Bartering Kicks Off in Vandergrift Trade Scene
Vandergrift begins bartering with Tom Rogers, hardware dealer, accepting three eggs for a pipe joint. Residents trade labor and services to obtain desired goods, with the Vandergrift News noting the practice helps people avoid going without and may expand as it starts.
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Vandergrift
Tom Rogers
Extension work at Armagh School session schedule
Extension work at Armagh School offered graduate and undergraduate courses in Intellectual History of the Middle Ages and Problems in Teaching and Reading. The Pennsylvan ia State Gallery organized the program, with meetings set for every Thursday at 7 30 p.m.
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Pennsylvania State Gallery
Armagh
Bennett Has New Road Bills
Harrisburg reports two series of bills would turn over more than 0 miles of township roads in Elktona and Jefferson counties to the State Highway Department for construction and maintenance. Senator Edward B Bennett and Representative Charles B Lord lead the measures with related appropriations for Adrian Hospital in Eadman, Pennsylvania Memorial Home at Brookville and Brookville Hospital.
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Harrisburg
Dui
Houses
Senate
Tae Tona
Jefferson Counties
State Highway Department
Edward B. Bennett
Charles
Lord
Jefferson County
John A. King
Erie
Adrian Hospital
Puusautawney
Pennsylvania Memorial Home
Brookville
Brookville Hospital
Baruch Sees President-Elect in Warm Springs
Bernard Baruch, longtime adviser to presidents, visited President-Elect Roosevelt at Warm Springs to discuss potential policies on international debt and national finances. Roosevelt downplayed the visit, while history shows such meetings often precede major decisions.
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Warm Springs
INS
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt Cottage
Bernard M. Baruch
New York
Roosevelt
Baruch
White House
Indiana truck overloading case lands $50 fine
Indiana state highway patrol reporters say Peter R B Falk of Houtzdale Clearfield county was arrested on the William Penn highway in Blairsville for operating an overloaded truck. He pleaded guilty and was fined $50 and costs by Justice of the Peace William M Hosack.
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Indiana
Peter RB. Palk
Houtzdile
Clearfield County
Blairsville
Falk
Justice of the Peace
Wiliam M. Hosack
Mrs Heckman hounded by dense cellar smoke blaze
Partially overcome by smoke, Mrs. M. Heckman was carried to safety by firemen when a fire broke out in the Michael Heckman home at Ninth and Chestnut streets. An explosion in the furnace blew pipes and firemen confined the flames to the cellar, with seven volunteers injured at nearby Crossingville scenes.
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Michael Heckman
Ninth and
Chestnut Streets
Heckman
Samuel Highlands
Ninth Street
Erie
TNS
Crossingville
Joseph Remick
St. Vincent’s Hospital
John Kelley
Irish Lord Mayor Attacked at Polls in Dublin
Dublin news reports the first serious clash of the Irish Free State election as the Lord Mayor was heckled at a polling booth. Civic guards intervened as demonstrators surged, amid high political fervor guiding voters between Eamon De Valera and Wm. Cosgrave. Approximately 1.75 million votes expected.
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Dublin
INS
Eamonn de Valera Aani
Wm. '. Cosprave
Twelve Townships to Start T B Test February Sixth
A Harrisburg Bureau of Animal Industry representative said the T B Area test would begin in twelve townships on February 6. Bids for veterinarian transportation are due Friday at 1 P M in the County Commissioners' office. Likely starting townships include White Center South Mahoning North Mahoning Conemaugh Burwell East Wheatfield Montgomery Canoe Banks Grant and Green.
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Burea of Animal Industry
Harrisburg
Indiana
T. B
County Commissioners’ Office
White
Center
South Mahoning
North Mahoning
Conemaugh
Burewell
East Wheatfield
Montgomery
Canoe
Banks
Grant and
Green
Millwood Man Dies by Own Action in Farm Shed
Gilbert Bergman 35 of a farm mile north of Millwood shot himself with a single barrel shotgun. Body found 440 Monday afternoon in the implement shed by relatives. Survived by father Frank F. Bergman a school director of Derry township Westmoreland Co two sisters and two brothers. Bergman was a World War veteran and member of VFW Post 444 Derry and IOOF.
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U. Gilbert Bergman
Millwood
Bergman
Frank F. B. Bergman
Derry Township
Westmoreland County
Veterans of Foreign Wars of
Derry
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Unemployment Relief Debated in Senate Hearings
Washington hearing on a 30 hour workweek law featured Clar ence A. Miller of the American Short Line Railroad Association arguing the interstate commerce clause cannot regulate manufacturing. In Harrisburg the assembly moved slowly on unemployment relief requiring Pinchot to report by February 15 detailed R F C funds received and disbursed, Talbot act expenditures, and county by county road and public works spending.
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Ins
Senate
Clarence A. Miller
American Short Line Railroad Association
Miller
U. S. Supreme Court
Harrisburg
Gifford Pinchot
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Talbot
Arnold Blumberg
Philadelphia
Commonwealth
Treasury Balance Report Shows January Totals
Treasury balance as of January 31 shows figures for exports and customs receipts. The January 24 dispatch notes a balance of 377,366,613.66 dollars with customs receipts totaling 15,105,150.79 and other entries linked to the broader balance and operations.
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Treasury
Washington
INS
Stalin orders drastic decree on spring grain sowing
In a crackdown on resistance in the northern Caucasus Stalin and Molotov signed a decree detailing methods for the spring grain sowing program. It calls for mobilizing peasants by conscription, aims to sow 8.25 million hectares with 2 million wheat, and lists severe penalties including confiscation and harsh punishments for grain theft or sabotage.
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Imoscow
INS
Caucasus
Joseph Stalin
V. M. Molotov
Soviet Union
Penn Run Man III in Johnstown Collapses in Parking Lot
Emerson Rumsey, 43, of Penn Run, collapsed last night in a Johnstown parking lot. He was taken to Mercy Hospital after police responded, and was said to have recently undergone an operation and was in weakened condition.
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Johnstown
Emerson Rumsey
Penn Run
Mercy Hospital
Rumsey
Chicago’s Public Enemy No 1 Humphries Heads Capone Ring
Murray Humphries, a 4 ath letic and brainy figure, is named Chicago’s Public Enemy No 1 successor to Al Capone. He is credited with moving Capone’s rackets into new commercial ventures and has been active in gambling and labor racketeering. Regarded as head of what remains of Capone’s Chicago operations, Humphries was frequently arrested. latest downtown raid exposed a high powered, businesslike headquarters under a false name in a Loop office building.
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Murray
Hump
Humphries
Chicago
al Capone
Atlanta
Brainy
Capone
Ciapone
British intellectuals reject Einstein super government plan
London observers dismissed Albert Einstein's proposal for a 27 member super government of top liberals to tackle global issues. Viscount Cecil and others doubted enough consensus or even 25 suitable intellectuals could be found. Einstein urged mutual understanding and debtor adjustments as cures, while critics warned such a committee would be merely another panel.
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D. N
Canyright
T. N
London
Albert Tinstein
International
Pasadena
Cal
Albert Einstein
Great Britain
Viscount Cecil
C. E. M. Joad
William Arbuthnot Lane
Britain
Lveryona
Minstein
Lord Cecil
Milk Price Meeting Discusses New Market Measure
Directors of new milk marketing groups met at the Court House. Delegates J A Dixon and J B Blenniken were sent to a milk market meeting in Pittsburgh, with a separate milk price meeting planned there. Aimed to stabilize pricing, the proposed measure will be submitted by the Western Pennsylvania Milk Producers Association to eight counties including Lawrence Crawford Butter Indiana Beaver Westmoreland Washington Allegheny and Indiana.
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Court House
J. A. Dixon
J. 8. Blenniken
Pittsburgh
Western Pennsylvania Milk Producers Association
Lawrence
Grawford
Butter
Indiana
Beaver
Westmoreland
Washington
Allechery
Metropolitan Life branch robbed for 2500 to 3000 dollars
Chicago report details a bank branch holdup by four bandits who terrorized about thirty eight people and escaped with between 2500 and 3000 dollars after slugging staff members including a clerk who failed to comply with an order. In Joliet, three bandits robbed the Frankfort State Bank of Frankfort, IL, escaping with about 1400 dollars after beating a bookkeeper who screamed.
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Chicago
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Harry Boyer
Donald Minuk
Joliet
Ith
INS
Frankfort
Huey Long Says Senate Life Disgusts Him After Year
In Washington Huey P. Long laments public life after one year in the U S Senate. He calls the senate a forum for free speech but says the job is hard, lonely, and unrewarding amid well-financed lobbyists and vested interests. He says beating the chain and branch banking bill was most important.
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Washington
INS
United States
Senate
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
Long
America
Huey
WTR
Davis Retrial Set for February Twenty Seventh
Pittsburgh January 24 Senator James J Davis of Pennsylvania will face a retrial on lottery charges in federal court in New York. The date Feb 27 was confirmed by Charles J Margiotti chief counsel for the senator. The first trial ended in a mistrial after a juror reported an approach to the court.
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Pittsburgh
INS
James J. Davis
Pennsylvania
New York
Charles J. Margiotti
Davis
Margintu
Law and order committee retools hearings on bills
Harrisburg reports show mass protests drive changes in plan to modify bills without hearings. Senate and House to jointly hold a public hearing next Tuesday, with a joint session to decide action. Reed bill to cut legislators salaries to 2500 slated for House passage. protests and investigations crowd both chambers.
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Robert F. Gorman
INS
Harrisburg
Law and Order Committee
Senate
House
Peters Resoluti
Gelder
Parkinson
Martha Penniadelphia
Rice
Dauphin
Chairn Blumberg
Philadelphia
McK Lawrence
Roan
Luzerne
Jo. R. Lynch
Allegheny
Berks
Larig
George L. Reed
Goy
Pinchot
Twa
E Ures
Neff Re-Elected President of Indiana Chamber of Commerce
Frank W. L. Neff was re-elected president of the Indiana Chamber of Commerce at a meeting of new and old directors in the McCrory Building rooms. H. E. Raymond, secretary for six years, was also re-elected. Other officers chosen included First Vice President A. Simpson, Second Vice President Audley LI, Mabon, Treasurer Anthony Graff, and Legal Adviser Robert M. Fisher.
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Frank WL. Neff
Indiana Cha of Commerce
McCrory
H. E. Raymond
Pre
Chamber of Commerce
Waa
A. Simpson
Audley LI
Mabon
Ansthony Graff
Robert M. Fisher
Train engineer Jad Sipes dies near Johnstown
Johnstown January report states Jad Sipes a 54 year old PRR locomotive engineer with twenty years of service died under a train yesterday near Johnstown. Funeral plans unknown as officials and friends recall his long career and recent unemployment.
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Johnstown
Jad Sipes
Pittsburgh
Peggy Hopkins Joyce Opens Up On Hollywood Plans
Peggy Hopkins Joyce, famed socialite and collector, discusses her Hollywood ambitions in her first International News Service feature. She says she is tremendously excited to focus on work once she recovers, and mentions preparations for the first talking picture with plans to start production in Palm Springs.
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Peggy Hopkins
Joyce
Internati
Jove Alolly Wood
Herg
Hollywood
Peggy
Bay
Palm, Springs
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