Senate battles secret documents in treaty debate
The Senate weighed the fate of secret correspondences tied to the London Naval Conference and the McKellar resolution. Debate centered on whether to publish confidential reports and tie proceedings to treaty ratification. Senators Reed and Hale pressed for disclosure while administration leaders warned on quorum and procedural limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William K. Hutchinson
Cins Blair
Shington
Senate
Hoover
McKellar Resolu
Bisv
Jisdre Itelf
Hale
Mdj
Senate Navarre Committee
McKellar
Senate I
Pontesalonik
Dee
Thomas
Oklahoma
Gfar
Ato
Reed
Pennsylvania
Great Britain
Italy
France
Dawes
Mr. Hoover
Revival to Feature Camp Meeting at Susquehanna Park
Rev F W Henry announces the Susquehanna Park Camp Meeting opening Friday July 18 and running through Sunday July 27 with larger attendance each year. Prominent speakers including missionaries and evangelists will share at the grounds and campus events in a series of sermons and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Henry
Susquama Park
Fort Washington Band Chooses Solo Clarinetist
Pred A Garshinny of 655 Lowrust Street Indiana has been named solo clarinet of the Second Citizens Military Training Camp Band at Fort Washington. The band, led by Private Albert Throwe, held its first practice under Corporal De H. Bainbridge with detailed instruction from the United States Army personnel at Fort Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Washington
Mad
A. Garshinny
Low Rust Street
Indiana
Citvens
Baen
Amp
Albert Phrowe
United States Army Ad Np
Washington, D. C
Pirewe
de H. Bainbridge
Negalay Ap
Bad Pitas
Golf stars compete as Jones and Hutchinson lead in rough round
The report notes Jones tying for championship contention after a shaky start and sinking a clutch 10-foot par putt. Hutchinson, his partner, ran afoul of rules on holes one and three as Mehlhorn rallied with birdies and pars, while Smith began strong and Tolley lagged four over after the early stretch. Burke struggled near the turn with an 88 for nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charled Augustus Lindbargh, Jr
Sox
Anne Spyncar Morrow Lindbergh
Stata
Englewood
N. J
Indiana Evening Gazette
NBA
Lindy
Anne
Lindy Jynsoy
Bobby
Tock Hutchinson
Bill Mehlhorn
Ithe
Marines Honor Controversies and Golf Event Notes
The article recalls past criticisms of military leaders, including a court martial and a Philadelphia safety director, and notes President Coolidge recalling a general. It then covers a golf event with Jones, Horton Smith, Von Elm, and others, describing practice rounds, crowd size, and course layout with lively period-voice detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Alexander 8. Willitam
Pacific Coast
Butler
Philadelphia
Safaty
Coolidge
Hem
Pittsburgh
Jones
Jock Mutchingon
Horton Smith
von Elm
Diege
Dudley
al Espinoza
Shute
Cox Ao
Saraxen
Johmson
Armour
Hagen
Mae Smith
George Voigt
Ion Avery Dios
W. Je
Lightning Event Near Harrisburg Triggers Road Damage
The report describes a lightning strike near Harrisburg that seemingly traveled from a tree into concrete, causing cone shaped potholes and displacement of cables and road foundation along Route 28 between Pittsburgh and Kittanning. No witnesses were found and official notes record unusual subgrade disturbance extensive enough to alarm highway engineers.
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Harrisburg
Pensylvania
Department “of Highways
Pittsburgh
Kittanning
Angisear T. C.frame
Frankin
Uig Road
Message of congratulations from Wrangell church officials
From the Presbytery of Alaska Rev Robert Joseph Diven writes a cheerful note to a longtime friend. He recalls addressing a clétter of congratulation near his hundredth birthday and thanks family, Sunday School class and friends in Wrangell for their greetings and support.
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Alaska
Presbytery of
Wrangell
Robert Joseph Diven
Wreck Shock Continues On Injured Man Status
The injured man was taken to Dr Ambrose office with gash cuts on his head and a cut hand and severe shock. After treatment he was moved to Mrs Whitacre's home where he rests today, a condition not causing alarm to friends.
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Ambrose
Whitacre
Blairst
The Blairsville competitive parade awarded eleven engraved silver cups for parade contests. Judges praised top units including Greensburg and Vandergrift fire departments, Enging Company No 1, and Apollo American Legion drum corps. Awards honored best band, apparatus, and traveling distance with prizes and notable fire department participants.
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Blaixpuilla
Greensburg Fire Department
Vandergrift Fire Department
Enging Company
Fireaim Fire Department
American Legion
Apollo American
Legion Post
Centenarian Enjoys Pienfa Lunch and Birthday Cake
A centenarian celebrated with a pienfa lunch as guests praised the celebrant. Rev. Robert L. Clark Jr presided with an invocation, Pastor T. Dy and Harry White delivered addresses recalling the late General Harry White. Letters of greeting from Mr. Allison's family were read, and Lisle Ashbaugh served as toastmaster before a group photo and social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Clark Jr
Presbyterian Church
Allison
Harry White
White
Harry, White
Rev. Clark
Mr. White
Mr. Allison
Indiana County Gossip and Local Visitors Report
Thoda J Samison and Harrison Lys Dick as road supervisors for Cherryhill township attended in county commissioner’s office. Notables visiting include O He Pavia of Dayton PA, Miss Jean Prothero and George Protheto, and a visit by William A. Ash Esq of Kittanning. Local trips include Harry Naville of Johnstown to Indiana and W L Fisher and son Lawrence’s Niagara Falls trip. Doctors, attorneys, and merchants from Johnstown, Rochester, Homer City, and Stear’s Dam area appear among daily Indiana business visits. Dr. Harry P Griffith and family visited Johnstown friends. Gas and oil drilling near Logan farm south of Cand M Junction and Caln road construction noted.
Two Aviators to Lead Chicago Air Races Officials
NEA Chicago Bureau reports two men renowned in aviation will take prominent roles at the national Air Races in Chicago. Major Ryle Schroeder, holder of a 1921 world altitude record at seven miles, will serve as contest director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA
Chicago ‘Bureau
National Air
Chicago
Ryle Schroeder
1931 stock listings and 1937 club officers
The sheet lists stocks at 1:30 including American Can Anaconda Copper American Tobacco Atchison Topeka Bethlehem Steel Canadian Pacific Continental and other major issues. It then notes officers elected for 1931 with President John Kohlhapp and Vice President Ralph Gauls, Secretary Miss Gladys Darns, Treasurer Mrs Dorn, and mentions an entertainment council and a meeting at Glorance Smith’s house on March and July 3, 1937.
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Atchison T
Bethlehem
Steal
Canadian Pacific
Continental
An’ Dhertreee
Eric R. Reuss
Pederal Water
General
Inti Nickel
Kelvinator
Kennecott Gopes
Pannroad Corp
Willys-Overland
Kimpereeness
Curtis- Wright Miami Copper
Nash Motor
JW Centre Studebaker
Eel Vies
Westinghouse
C.M. St. P
Vases
John Kohlhapp
Ralph Gauls
Gladys Darns
Mra
Countrie Gaul
Misa Lillian Kownas
Migs
Gladys Dorn
Cage
alBion
Horde of ‘Glorance Emith
Marchand
Reunion of Kohlopp and Paffer at Samuel Dora home
The first Kohlopp and Paffer reunion was held at Samuel Dora’s home one mile south of Marchand. By noon about 90 attended the luncheon, and the afternoon featured renewals of acquaintances and a program with the Clark Kellhapp orchestra. Guests continued arriving until the total reached 150.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kohlopp and Paffer
Samuel Dora
Mar- Chand
Clark Kellhapp
State road work sets new weekly high record
James L. Stuart, Secretary of Luzh Ways, reports the state’s road construction set a new weekly high with 48 new miles for the week ending July 3, totaling 180.6 miles over three weeks. The department now supervises $20 road contracts employing 16,653 men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Stuart
Luzh
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King Hoover
Capitol
Mahaffey
Co. M
Conobeth
Blairsville
Train Fire Department
Franklin Borough Fire Department
Derry
Franklin Borough
Clymer
Vandererift
Crstehton
Engine Company No. 1
Pitcarrh
Bolivar
New Florence
Hermiuis
Jakenertown
Conemaugh
Irwin
Homer Ghy
Uxport
Apalie
West Newton
Black Lok
Indiang
van- Gexerit
Tadlanu
Vandercritt
Springdale
Maging Company
Thoda J.samison
Harrison Lysdick
Zénns Hitt
Cherryhill Township
O. He Pavia
Dayton, Pa
Moore Hotel
Oday
C. By
Nealisé
Mahontiiz
Edward Fyock
Penn Run
Jean Prothero
Cincinnati, C
George Protheto
Hs Former
Jean Proeto
William A. Ash
Squire OC. C. McLain
Clayton’ Empfield
Rochester, N
Thomas Empfield
Mise Violet ‘Chilton
Homer City
Harry, Naville
Johnstown
W. L. Fisher
Lawrence
Niagara,Falls
Canada
Mrs. Glair Sloan
Mr. Sloan
Mrs. Sloan
Harry P. Griffith
Wilfred Helwig
I W. B
Adams, Bay
Pinneatawnen
Angeline Hauxhirst
Helen, Wergley, Margarot
Ida Jones
Stear's Dam
Smicksburg
Iddo. Lewis
James Getty
Hillsdale
H. A. Rooney
Sykesville
Phillips Gas and Oil Company
Logan Farm
C’and .M. Junction
Coatesville
New Caln Road
BIG Air
Havana
Reghialde
Parnell, Cowher & CO. Insurance
Citizen's. National
Banane ‘Phome
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