Robinson to Hit Smith in Washington Speech
Washington scene shifts to Senator Robinson of Arkansas as he prepares a caustic response to Alfred E. Smith's charge that the Roosevelt administration violated the party platform and moved toward socialism. Henry Cabot Lodge era? No. the story centers on Robinson’s planned broadcast at 10 p.m. over CBS with the speech titled The Hands of Esau.
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Washington
Robinson
Arkansas
Alfred Fi. Smith
Roosevalt
Borah R-Ida
Brooklyn
Senate
Columbia Broadcasting System
Smith
Esau
Jacob
Isaac
American Liberty League
Woodrum D-Val
Liberty
Woodrum
New York
Smyth
Bainbridge
Colby
America
Talmadge
Georgia
John Henry Kirby
Texas
Macon
Kirby
Banked Pre Four Years Ago Montgomery Fire Remains Unearthed
Amibers ti hot aid smouldering was uncovered yesterday as a steam shovel dug into the burned Montgomery city hall ruins. The 1930s blaze left a heap of debris and a quiet memory of the department’s early departure.
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Montgomery
Ala
Punxsutawney Groundhog Day Observances Reported
Members split into squads to seek the ground hog and commune with the prophet extraordinary. Monday evening features the traditional celebration with red fire bands and feasting as observers await whether the ground hog sees its shadow.
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Winner
T B TESTING POSTPONED
A notice on T B Area testing offers indemnities up to 65 on grades and 120 on purebreds plus the sale value of carcasses not exceeding 90 percent of appraised value. No bids for transporting veterinarians in Buffington, Cherryhill, Conemaugh and Finetownships. Bids due February 5 by 1:00 p m at the County Commissioners office. Testing timelines and past county figures cited.
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Abe County
Buffington
Cherryhill
Conemaugh
Fine
Indiana County
Additon
King George VI Buried In Windsor Chapel Royal Funeral March
The funeral of King George VI moves through London to Windsor Castle. A royal procession, bells, and mourners echo the end of a reign as Edward VIII leads the cortege to the royal tomb beneath St. George's Chapel. Royal banners, ships of people, and a climate of solemn tribute mark eight days of ceremony.
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Edward
Church of England
George
England
House of York
Henry VII
Charles I
George III
American
United States
London
Funeral Procession Crowds Stampede in London Route
Crowds surged along the four and a half mile route from Westminster Hall to Paddington as police and military lines broke under the press. Royal escorts in uniform led by Queen Mary's carriage followed by King Edward and princes. Many fainted and were helped into ambulances along the packed streets.
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Queen Mary
Edward
Duke of York
Duke of Gloucester
Hussars
Duke of Kent
Marble Arch
Hyde Park
Westminster Hall
Paddington Station
5 000 Seek Snuff Fortune Dispute Reaches Appeal
The lower court upheld the estate division claim amid a dispute over a widow's fortune. Affected heirs number in the thousands worldwide, while the state asserts kinship rights were ignored and escheat to the commonwealth may occur, delaying further proceedings for months.
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Ordpan
Garretts
Commonwealth
Tax-Payers Catch Breath Continues From Page One
Taxpayers breathe easier as a $2,698,000 tax increase of one and one-half mills is discussed. Washington reports improved business conditions in Pennsylvania last year, with figures showing a budding recovery and prospects for further growth.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Rev. Bert J. Lathmary Installed at Magyar Church
In Leechburg on Sunday at 4 30 p m Rev. Bert J Lathmary was installed as pastor of the Magyar Presbyterian church. Rev R M Offutt D D presided and charges were given by Rev R L Clark Jr and Rev E C Good. The Presbytery greetings came from Rev Walter Kennedy. A post service banquet followed, with visiting clergy and guests speaking. Lathmary comes from Elizabeth NJ where he served six years. he succeeds his brother Julius Lathmary who left Leechburg for a Lutheran church in New York.
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Leechburg
Bert J. Lathmary
Magyar Presbyterian Church
R. M. Offutt
D. D
Missions
Kittanning Presbytery
R. L. Clark Jr. S
Mr. Lathmary
Elizabeth
N. J
Julius Lathmary
New York
Shannon Urges Deportation Of Illegal Aliens
Lancaster dispatch Major General E C Shannon commander of the Pennsylvania National Guard told the American Business Club that aliens illegally in the country should be deported to remove un American influences and ease unemployment He blamed Frances Perkins secretary of labor for lax immigration enforcement and criticised the State pardon board for freeing a strike leader.
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Lancaster
E. C. Shannon
Pennsylvania National Guard
American Business Club
Frances Perkins
Secretary of
Labor
State Pardon Board
Bonus Payment Headquarters Plan for Tax Aid Staff
The Gazette reports a new Bonus Payment Headquarters to staff assistants handling bonus applications. An internal revenue bulletin shows Pennsylvania federal tax receipts rising from 1934 levels, with total state contributions about 265.97 million and 221.97 million respectively, driven by increases in income, corporation, and processing taxes across Eastern Central and Western districts.
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Internal Revenue Buerall
Federal Treasury
Keystone
Central District Corporation
Western
Earle Sees Democratic Split as Republicans Hope
Governor George H. Earle told the Democratic State Committee that Republican chance lies in a split in their ranks while party leaders lined up 16 delegate and 16 alternates pledging to Roosevelt. The convention endorsed Warren R. Roberts for auditor general and T. Clair Ross for treasurer, and named the Pennsylvania delegation to the National Convention with a roster of veteran and youthful leaders from across the state.
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Harrisburg
George H. Earle
Democratic State Committee
Roosevelt
Warren R. Roberts
Bethlehem
T. Clair Ross
Butler
Roberts
Senate
Ross
Earle
Pennsylvania
Penney
Vania
Alfred E. Smith
American Liberty League
Farle
David J. Lawrence
Big Business
Philadelphia
George H Earle
Montgomery
David JL. Lawrence
Allegheny
Mat McClospkey
Thomas Kennedy
Luzerne
Robert L. Vann
A. Mitchell Palmer
Monroe
Charles J. Marglotti
Jefferson
Edith B. Dewitt
Lycoming
Thomas A. Logue
T. C. Buchanan
Beaver
Forests and Waters
Marie Bisheri
Ralph M. Bashore
Labor and Industry
Schuylkill
Arthur Colegrove
Eric
Emma Guffey Miller
Pittsburgh
Asher Johnson
Meehan
Hester M. Fye
Greene
Margeret Rahilly
Robert Henderson
Blair
Edith Mya- Bride-Dexter
Mercer
Kathryn Flohr
Lehigh
A. J. Reed
Washington
Mary J. [Clark
War at a Glance: Italian-Ethiopian Fronts Clash
The Associated Press reports Marshal Badoglio announced a four hour northern front defeat of Ethiopian forces and capture of a Swedish hospital unit on the southern front, with munitions and flags seized. Weather figures show a cold spell across several states and a list of state death tolls.
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Amba Jesus
Ethiopia
Pierzto Badognio
Stuntz
Bad
Ogito
Wada
Malea Dida
Red Cross
Wadara
Ras Desta Deéemtu
Neghalli
Dana Parma
Rudolfo Graziana
Ganale Doria
Tragic Fire Claims Several Children in Mechancisburg
Fire swept a pavilion at a nursing facility killing several children aged four to nine as rescuers battled flames. Dr John D McLean identified victims and deputy coroner Harvey Cox began an investigation. Fire destroyed Union chapel and Myers furniture store causing about 70000 dollars in damage.
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Fred Thomas
John D. McLean
Wallace Waylor
Malvern
Howard Hensley
William R. Peoples
Berwyn
McLean
Edith Shaffer
Miss Rittenhouse
Toux
Schumacher
Harvey Cox
Chester County
Record cold grips nation as new wave nears
Pittsburgh reports subzero strain with a fresh cold front threatening a 37 year record. Snow drifts pile up as fuel shortages and sheep losses surge in Greene County. Chicago notes widespread ice and snow with weather deaths rising to 260. Midwest forecasts call for continued cold and more snow in places.
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Artic-Lake
J. R. Lloyd
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Niagara Tails
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W. &. Brotzman
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
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Obituary notices from Indiana and Leechburg areas
Obituaries report Mrs. Mary Jane Harkleroad of Indiana County details including birth in 1870 and survivors, funeral at Elderton M E Church. George Atcheson McKeage, 78, of Burnside, death at home with services at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday and burial in I.O.O.F. Cemetery. Susan M. Lelles, longtime Indiana resident, died in Hardin Montana. services in South Bend Lutheran Church. Baby Willivine Jane Shaner, six days old, died at home near Vandergrift. funeral at home with burial in Apollo Cemetery. Other notes mention Bessie Godfrey Leechburg in Florida, and Alice and Angie Marshall of Indiana.
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Leechburg
Bessie Godfrey
Florida
Alice Marshall
Angie Marshall
Indiana
John W. Marshall
Mary Jane (Buhite) Harkleroad
Frank Harkleroad
Indiana Hospital
Harkleroad
Presley
Sarah Elizabeth
Little) Brandon
Freda Buhite
Frank Harkleread
Robert Mahan
R. D
Ethel Johnston
Rural Valley R. D
Edward Buhite
Vandergrift
James Clawson
Homer City
Jacob Bush
George Burns
Atwood
John Brandon
Creekside
Samuel Branddon
Livermore
William Brandon
Indiana R. D
George Atcheson McKeage
Burnside
Indiana County
Susan M. Lelles
Hardin, Mont
Walter Lelles
Sarah Truby
Hardin
Louisa Black
Miss Lelles
Margaret Calhoun
Washington Street
Misses Brown
Church Street
Lutheran Church
South Bend
Willlvine Jane
Dale
Lela (McCurdy) Shaner
W. F. Pfeffer
Leechsburg
Broken Buttercup Acquitted of Killing Husband Horan
Lucille Lavelle Horan, 24, former dancer and model known as Broken Buttercup, was found not guilty of slaying her husband. She planned to seek work in New York, saying she would vanish from the area. The trial lasted a week and drew bold nickname attention.
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Buffalo
Lucille Lavelle Horan
New York
Tax relief urged as state faces heavy 1935 burden
Harrisburg officials and business leaders press for a breathing spell on taxes amid 1935 emergency levy plans. Ernest J. Poole cites a projected $433,250,942 state outlay and a 6 percent corporate net income tax as examples of burdens on commerce. The State Emergency Relief Board meets to allocate February funds, weighing whether remaining $26,000,000 will cover needs through May and considering shifts from relief to works programs.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania State Chamber of Commerce
Ernest J. Poole
Chamber
Fremill
Pennsylvania
Poole
General Assembly
Relief Board
State Emergency Relief Board
Bishop Mann Sees Recovery in Pittsburgh Diocesan Convening
Bishop Alexander Mann of the Episcopal Diocese of Pittsburgh opened the 11th diocesan convention with cheering signs of recovery and renewed courage for the future. Over 106 clergy and laity attended at Trinity Cathedral as he stressed the need for stronger houses in religion and the importance of family life in shaping values.
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Pittsburgh
Alexander Mann
Episcopal Diocese of
Trinity Cathedral
Mann
Eight Hurt in Submarine Battery Blast at Cavite
Eight Navy yard workers were injured at the U S Navy Submarine 840 during an overhaul in drydock at Cavite near Manila Bay. Five were seriously hurt as batteries exploded aboard the submerged craft. The exact cause was not immediately known and the submarine sustained serious damage. None of the navy crew were injured.
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Manila
P. I
Navy Yard
U. S. Navy
Navy
Cavite
Naval Base
Manila Bay
Health secretary claims a saving from reorganization
Harrisburg Jan 28 Dr Edith MacBride-Dexter Secretary of Health announced a saving of 42056 or more than 50 percent through reorganizing the distribution of biological products including diphtheria and tetanus antitoxin The cost for the period Feb 4 1935 to year end was 639714 as the new system began.
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Harrisburg
Edith MacBride-Dexter
MacBride-Dexter
Revival Services Begin in Plumville at First Presbyterian
Beginning February 3 and lasting at least two weeks Rev. Davis Barnard of East Liverpool will conduct revival services at First Presbyterian Church Plumville. Born in Plumville and raised nearby, Barnard will feature special music at each 7 30 p.m. service as Plumville residents attend seeking prayers.
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Vee Rives
Vine
Leas
Davis Barnard
East Liverpool
Flrst Presbyterian Church
Plyumville
Barnard
Plumvilly
Plumville
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