Dixon Garage Changes Name to Keystone Service Inc
The Dixon Garage Inc of Clymer Pa has renamed itself Keystone Service Inc and elected new officers Stephen Pekala as president and general manager, George Pekala secretary, and Mariano Sericcia treasurer. Pekala brings years of automobile industry experience including work as bookkeeper and later general manager at Franklin Street Auto Company.
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Dixon Garage, Inc
Clymer
Keystone Service, Inc
Steve Pekala
Franklin Street Motor Company
George Pekala
Mariano Sericcia
Franklin Street Auto Company
Blairsville Young Men Join Army Training Camp Duty
Walnut street resident Clair L Hall of 69 Maple avenue and another Blairsville youth have been selected for the Citizen's Military Training Camp opening yesterday at Fort Monroe Virginia. They are training for commissions as reserve officers in the coast artillery corps. The Treasury warns banks about counterfeit four dollar notes from the Exchange National Bank of Pittsburgh.
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Walnut Street
Clair L. Hall
Maple Avenue
Blairsville
Fort Monroe
Virginia
Coast Artillery Corps
Chamberlin to study aviation in London and sail home
Chamberlin, visiting London, plans informal study of aviation in Britain. He sails for the United States aboard the Leviathan next Tuesday with Mrs. Chamberlin. Levine and Drouhin aim to fly the Columbia to Paris tonight, with Levine returning to join Mrs. Levine. After a new engine is installed and Droughin is familiar with the plane, they will depart from Paris for New York. Chamberlin will be guest of honor at a Wembley Council banquet tonight.
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Chamberlin
United States
Levine
Drouhin
Paris
Droughin
New York
Wembley Council
Ford disavows anti Jewish charges after study of Independent files
Henry Ford says he deeply regrets the anti-Semitic charges circulated by the Dearborn Independent and reprinted in pamphlets. He condemns wholesale denunciations of Jews, acknowledges black sheep exist, and vows to make amends by retracing the offensive claims and seeking forgiveness. He asserts respect for Jewish contributions to civilization and industry.
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Dearborn
Zion
Ford
The
Independent
Sapiro in Canada and Ford article rumors
Aaron Sapiro, Chicago attorney suing Henry Ford for 1 million dollars over Dearborn Independent articles, reported in Saskatchewan, Canada, by partner Robert Marx. Sapiro expected back Sunday. no settlement talks heard. DETROIT editor Cameron refutes NY report Ford will drop anti Jewish articles. no negotiations seen. The rest notes October hunting season plans and rabbit, bear, deer hunting timing and costs.
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Sapiro
Canada
Chicago
INS
Aaron Sapiro
Henry Ford
Cameron
Detroit
William J. Cameron
Dearborn Independent
Ford- Sapiro
New York
Ford
Ritchie Attacks Bureaucracy and Executive Power
Governor Ritchie denounces federal overreach as tyranny like centralization. He argues courts foster government of men by shifting legislative and judicial duties to the executive, eroding judicial review and limiting free government. He warns the President is seen as the people’s voice to create and interpret laws.
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Ritchie
Sheffield Quits Mexico Refocusing on Europe Tour
Everett Sanders said the ambassador returned to his post last summer with an understanding he would terminate his work in Mexico this spring as England, Scotland, and the continent tour continued.
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England
Scotland
Sheffield
Everett Sanders
Mexico
Small game season changes anger Indiana County sportsmen
A compact report notes that small game and cottontail seasons have been shortened to November only, with muskrat and raccoon dates trimmed. Bears now run Nov 18 to Dec 15, while deer protection concerns push experts to target nuisance populations. Farm fields still suffer occasional deer raids amid broader calls for statewide controlled hunting.
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Indiana County
Game Commission
B Y P U Voices Liquor Protest
Delegates at the Baptist Young People's Convention in Philadelphia debated liquor drinking in churches. Congressman Hudgan urged open discussion on prohibition and law enforcement as delegates recounted personal experiences. Edgar R. Mayl of Kansas City cited drinking parties in churches, criticizing girls for setting the standard for evil.
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Philadelphia
Baptist Young Peoples Convention
Grant M. Hudgan
Michigan
Edgar R. May l
Kansas City
Ninety Nine Apply For Citizenship In Indiana County
W C McDougall, Pittsburgh Naturalization Examiner, completed two days work in Indiana County yesterday. The citizenship examinations were held in the Court House. Ninety nine foreign born persons filed applications for citizenship papers during the hearings.
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W. C. McDougall
Pittsburgh
Indiana County
Court House
Launch Attack On Liquor Smuggling
The United States launches a major anti smuggling drive against Dominion liquor with a new Canada based agency in Montreal and agents at key shipping centers. Seymour Lowman outlines cooperation with railroads and border interests and steps to verify shipments and combat false invoices. Wet goods smuggling via rail has risen as sea blockade pushes smugglers inland.
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Robert S. Thornburgh
LN. S
Washington
Canada
Dominion
Seymour Lowman
the Treasury
State Department
The
Treasury
Montreal
Customs Service
United States
Lowman
Coast Guard
Florida
Fisher To Be A Good Scout
Harrisburg report says Governor John Fisher will visit Bear Mountain camp of the New York Boy Scout Federation to receive an honor similar to one given to Governor Al Smith. W L Mellon and others are expected to accompany him.
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Harrisburg
John
Fisher
Pennsylvania
Bear Mountain
New York Boy Scout Federation
al Smith
New York
W. L. Mellon
Doctor Stevenson Improves After Abdominal Operation
Friends of Dr F B Stevenson, a North Sixth Street eye ear nose and throat specialist, learn he was successfully operated on for an acute abdominal condition at Indiana Hospital Wednesday afternoon. He rested well overnight and his condition today is very encouraging to physicians and family.
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F. RB. Stevenson
North Sixth Street
Indiana Hospital
Local Motorist Injured In Glass Collision
A local motorist suffered back contusions and a left leg injury in a crash that damaged a Pontiac severely and a Buick with front and left-side damage. Elder and the other driver sustained minor bruises. the injured were taken to Indiana hospital for observation and X rays.
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