Treasure hunt continues on old Henry Ivers farm
Twenty relatives plan a renewed treasure hunt on the 880 acre Ivers farm after a court fight over the will which left property to cousins Louis and Margaret Voss. They seek a court order to search the house and iron boxes where the treasure was last found amid suspicions surrounding Ivers death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton
Yowa
Henry Ivers
Day
Louis
Margaret Voss
Iwers
Vosses
Twers
Walter Maley
Ivers
Landon calls for Kansas to join federal social security plan
Alf M. Landon urged Kansas to prepare to join a security system that may become the law, speaking to a joint Kansas legislature session. He pressed constitutional changes to grant power for social security implementation while leaving administration to state wisdom and judgment. He noted differences with the New Deal program and emphasized greater state involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landon
Congress
Senate
House
Joe McDonald
Kansas
Landon Security
Topeka
Kas
Alf M. Landon
Senate House
Attorneys Plan Their Vacation
At a meeting of the Indiana Coun try Bay Association a resolution set the Attorneys vacation from Wednesday July 8 to Saturday August 22. Offices will close at 12:00 noon on Wednesdays and Saturdays and at 3:00 PM on other days. The vacation must not interfere with hearings or audits already set nor with Motion Court on Monday July 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Country Bay Association
Atttorneys
Wniclos
Riflemen Arriving For Indiana Rifle Club Match
The Indiana Rifle Club hosts a three day event beginning Thursday with bonfires free movies and speeches. National Rifle Association supervision promises a top level match with trick shooters from major munition makers and many trophies planned by Governor Earle and Congressman Gray. Spectators admitted free. the tournament may run Sunday if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Rifle Club
National Rifle Association of America
Washington
Camp Ferry
Margaret Markey
Munhall
Biu
Patriquin
Ernest
Camp Perry
Joseph Gray
George Earle
Earle
Rev Pfohl Named New Rotary Head At Atlantic City
At the Atlantic City convention a large Rotary gathering announced Rev Pfohl as the new head. The body includes about 170000 members across 4000 clubs with 9900 in attendance. focal club members Carlyle Orr Frank Berner and James A Smith attended along with new directors William Ruddock Paul Hasinger Wil liam Waldron Paul Straitiff and S C Streams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Focal Club
Carlyle Orr
Frank Berner
James A. Smith
Pfohl
William Ruddock
Paul Hasinger
William Waldron
Paul Straitiff
S.C. Streams
Elsie Janis Plans Charity Tour For Disabled Veterans
Actress Elsie Janis intends to spend much of her future in government hospitals entertaining World War I veterans. Known overseas in 1918 as the Sweetheart of the AEF, she repeatedly performed for soldiers just out of the trenches. Her plans were disclosed in a public statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. EB. F
Invasion of Erie by Canadian Sailors Roars Again
Erie July reports describe large winged insects called Canadian Sailors resembling wasps invading lakefront towns. They die overnight, clinging to trees, wires and watts, leaving residents wary and seeking guidance. Dr Cadman’s condition grave in New York as Brookly n preacher fights for survival after appendix rupture. In Miami Beach, love theft trial exposes abuse claims in a $300000 suit. In Pittsburgh, a man reportsLife savings stolen by impersonators posing as constables, and a former Wilmerding constable dies from bullet wounds considered self harm related.
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Erie
Lake Front
Letter to the Tar Rytown News
A lengthy letter to the editor in Tar Rytown News discusses local issues with community impact. The writer voices concern over public services and municipal decisions, urging residents to engage with local government and vote in upcoming elections. The tone is candid and reflective, emphasizing civic responsibility and neighborhood priorities.
Special Match Leads Track Record Fight At The Races
Special Match has three wins a second and a third from six starts. Road Side five placings in thirteen starts with six wins. Latest victory on Saturday equalled the track record to beat Buddy Mahout by a length. Mahout had previously broken and equalled the mark in consecutive races with three wins, three placings, and two thirds in 12 starts. Expected to challenge again Wednesday as the trio seek to cut the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Road Side
Buddy Mahout
Joose
McClure pushes small business unemployment plan debate
The Pennsylvania Senate debated unemployment insurance proposals, with Senator McClure offering a plan favoring small employers. His plan would require each establishment to fund its own unemployment reserve and levy a one percent worker contribution after year two, while expanding benefits to 24 weeks. A Democratic bid to bring the administration bill to a floor vote failed 23 to 22.
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Senate
McClure
Wasr
Department of Labor and Industry
McGinnis
Allegheny Democrat
Coyne
Allegheny Republican
Insurance Committee
Shapiro
MecClure
Appropriations Committee
George L. Woodward
Phila
Grand Lodge Officer Visitor In Indiana For Initiation
Deputy Grand President M. A. Farley of Kansas City will remain in Indiana through the big class initiation Thursday night at the Eagle lodge. Surrounding series have been invited for a fine time. Farley notes Eagles growth in membership despite low mood, with Pennsylvania second in state membership and aiming to surpass Ohio. Indiana Aerie is among the oldest in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eagles
M. A. Farley
Kansas City
Indiana
Eagle Horde
Lewis Threats Prosecution of Morgan Group
Missouri Federal Court rules Wagner Act unconstitutional. Supreme Court expected to rule in fall. William Green, AFL president, preparing a statement on the federation stance toward unionization. Federation plans drive to organize steel workers into craft unions while Lewis seeks to unify employees under Amalgamated Association. Feuding craft chiefs seek to oust Lewis group of about a million members. Federation executive council to meet starting tomorrow. Wheeling Steel strike near end with an informal agreement reached in Portsmouth Ohio. Company counsel Hari F Reed calls it tentative and subject to employee ratification insiders say terms kept secret. Lewis devoted much of his time to the drive.
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Missouri
United States Supreme Court
Lewis
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Lewis Group
Pittsburgh
Wheeling Steel Corporation
Portsmouth
Ohio
Hari F. Reed
Vincent Sweeney
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Safe Fireworks and a Hatful of Noise in Tampa
Two Tampa youngsters defy a no-fireworks rule by having an uncle buy 500 bags for July Fourth. They reported ample noise and celebrate their plan with a daring display amid warnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Fla
Steel workers union drive faces strikes and violence warning
In Pittsburgh on July 7 the steel workers organizing committee pressed to end walkouts at Portsmouth and Coraopolis as it pursues 500,000 members. A tentative Wheeling Steel agreement ends a 5,500 worker strike, while 350 at Coraopolis vote to return to work but seek a charter. One man died and four were wounded weeks earlier in Portsmouth amid unrest.
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Pittsburgh
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Ita
Portsmouth
Coraopolis
Steel Mills
Wheeling Steel Corporation
Amalgamated Association of Tron, Steel and Tin Workers
Steel Workers Committee
Philip Murray
Murray
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Joseph K. Gaither
Amalgamated
Steel Workers’ Committee
Earl F. Reed
Wheeling Steel Company
Stock Market Snapshot of Modest Mixed Gains and Losses
A dense ledger of stock listings shows varied movement across sectors with notable percentages. Industrial giants like Anaconda, Bethlehem Steel, and U S Steel appear amid diverse shifts, while utilities and consumer goods names also register small changes.
Labor leaders plan peaceful push for union talks
Lewis and Murray say they will organize workers first and avoid trouble with steel operators, asserting no strikes. The AFL executive council meets tomorrow to address the refusal of Lewis and others to disband their industrial organization committee. Expulsion would require a two thirds vote if the Insurgents are suspended. they claim over 1,000,000 of the federation's roughly 3,500,000 members are behind them.
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Lewis
Murray
Executive Council
American Federation of Labor
Lomorrow
Committee
A. Foot L
Federation
Speed plan for redecoration of court house and jail
The proposal suggests redecorating the current court house and jail site, then selling it for a high-value property, using the proceeds plus a Public Works Administration grant and loan to build a modern combined court house and jail on a less valuable site. Examples from Allegheny County cite a 16 story County Office Building plan with jail on top floors to improve security and efficiency.
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Public Works Administration
County Commissioners of
Allegheny County
Ross and Diamond Sts
Pittsburgh
Criminal Courts
Crop aid limits criticized amid Western drought crisis
John Bosch head of the Farmers National Holiday Association urged ending crop restrictions last night. He warned Roosevelt and Wallace the Western Minnesota and Dakotas situation was the worst in history and would prompt mass farm meetings to discuss stopping Teed and government loan repayments. Wheat and other grains rose as traders feared widespread crop failure and price limits protected farmers from sharp drops.
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North Dakota
Mattoon
South Dakota
Black Hills
John Bosch
Farmers National Holiday Association
Roosevelt
Wallace
Minnesota
Dakotas
Western
Minneola
M'Tigue Wins Prize At Philadelphia Block Party
The American Legion Block Party in Philadelphia Street near Seventh Street attracts crowds for the post relief fund drive. Donald McTigue of Indiana won a bridge set and chair. tonight the grand prize clothes hamper worth four dollars, and the event continues due to rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Philadelphia St
Seventh St
The
Post
Donald McTigue
Indiana
Obituaries for Hagstrom Commers and Harman C. Coalmer
Three obituaries appear. David Hagstrom, 47, died of a heart attack in Buck Run and will be buried in Molleingside Cemetery DuBois after services on Thursday in Clymer. Laura Elizabeth Commers, 60, died in Conemaugh of a heart ailment. burial plans to be announced. Harman C. Coalmer, 48, Montgomery Township farmer, died at Clearfield Hospital and funeral to be held at his niece’s home in Gipsy on Wednesday.
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David Hagstrom
Buck Run
Molleingside
DuBois
Walecolt Street
Clymer
Gaulton
The
Presbyterian Church
Anita
Jafferson County
Kenneth LaMar
Ernest
Ronald Hagestrom
Owo Brothers
Analster
Laura Elizabeth
Com
Minnie Dickey
Wehrum
Goldie Stophel
Colver
Alice McCoy
Wilmerding
Commer’s
Oak Street
Conemaugh
E. E. Ormston
Headrick
Commers
Harman C. Coalmer
Montgomery Township
Gipsy
Clearfield Hospital
Ray Ganose
Pasture Improvement Meetings Planned for Wednesday
Two pasture improvement field meetings will be held on Wednesday July 8. At 3 a.m. a demonstration at Dick Stephens farm near Brushvalley will feature Dr. Fred Grau from State College discussing grasses and improvement methods. At 7 p.m. a second demonstration at Clyde Houck near Purchase Line will cover liming and fertilizer mixes.
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Dick Stephens
Brushvalley
Stephens
Fred Grau
State College
Grau
Clyde Houck
Purchase’Line
CMA Missionary to Speak in Clymer Tonight
Miss M F Nevling of the Christian and Missionary Alliance will address the Clymer church at 7 30 this evening. She has worked among the Manobo and Bogobo tribes in the Philippines and is visiting with Aunt Mrs L Clemenson of Clymer. Public invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Nevling
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Philippine Islands
Clymer
Miss Nevling
L. Clemenson
Pre-Celebrators Given Lecture After Firecracker Incident
Fourteen youths appeared before Burgess B. H. Lichteberger for dis regards of a pre holiday firecracker notice. They were discharged after a stern lecture in front of arresting officers. The Burgess noted frustration when some asked to reclaim confiscated firecrackers, which were not returned.
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Burgess B. H. Lichteberger
Burgess
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Bachelor
New York
Mary Js
Molly” Dewson
Miss Dewson
Democratic National Committee
Women Democrats
John Alden
James A. Farley
Schmeling Short
Madison Square Garden
Borah
Joseph W. Marti
Arthur Ballantine
J. Reuben Clark
Salt Lake City
London
Farley
L. W. Robert
Bertrand H. Snell
Potsdam
N. Y
Charles E. Coughlin
National Union For Social Justice
Lemke-O'Brien Union Party
House of Representatives
Elsie Janis
Moorhead
Palm Beach
Lorraine Haspel
Seabreeze
Cadman
Platesburg
N.Y
LG. Barton, Jr
Parkes Cadman
Miami
Edgar- Mallory
James Edgar, Jr
Edgar
Lewis E. Mallory
Alf
Miami Beach
Enyars
John Gentile
WEA
John J. O'Keefe
O'Keefe
Tarrytown News
Delphia Republican
Motor Fund
Harrisburg
Warren van Dyke
van Dyke
Lance
Public Roads Bureau
Pennsylvania
Keystone
Grand Lodge Officer
Morgan Group
Shreveport
Larry Thomas Cobb
Cobb
Larry
St, Louis
William
Pasch
Caruthersville
Bill Paulige
Harrison Wickell
Paulige
Steel Institute
Provocateura
Adams
Alco
Auburn Auto
Baldwin Lee
Balt
Bendix
Borden
Borg-Warner
Burr
del Lackands
Eastman Rod
Elie
Ha Gen Foods
Hershey
Nat Dairy Prod
Nat Distill
Nat Pwr
Lit
NY Central
North Am
Penn RR
Phila RC
Phillpis Pet
Sve NJ
Repub
Rey Tob
Sears Roeb
Socony-Vacuum
Sid G
Cal
Sid Oil
Ind
Studebaker
Texas Corp
Transamerica
Airo Corp
Unit Corp
United Gas Imp
Indus Airo
US Rubber
US Steel
West UN Tel
West el
Woolworth
Curb Ark Nat Gas
Court House
M’tigue
CMA
Pennsylvania Memorial
Gettysburg
Leydic
Geo. D. Leydic
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