Protest at welfare board meeting and McKelvey resignation demand
Residents in Blairsville protested the welfare board last Friday evening urging McKelvey to resign. They booed him until Sheriff Wilson arrived, and state police were asked to come, with crowds and spectators present. The Workers' Federation of Indiana County planned a county event at Blairsville's Legion baseball field on July 14 with Eddie McCloskey as principal speaker. Gifford Pinchot was expected to arrive at Mt. Gretna to review two Pennsylvania National Guard encampments the following morning.
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Federation of Induty
Mads
Demtonstrafmingh
béAl Welfare Board
McKelvey
Séare Board
McKelfét
Wilson
Workers’ Federation of Indi- Bounty
Legion Baseball Tk
Blairsville
Mayer Eddie McCloskey
Johns
Rea
Gifford Pinchot
Guv
Pennsylvania National Guard
Mt. Gretna
Reforestation Camp Life Near Germantown Pa
Read about Indiana troops stationed near Germantown Pennsylvania in a reforestation camp. Soldiers work hard under captain and lieutenants, with tents, a mess hall, and a cafeteria style dining area. Swimming is done though weather is cool, meals follow a simple schedule, and homesickness is noted among the young men.
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Garmantown Ourg
Indiana
Bunty
Germantown
Survivor Rescued After Six Days In Arctic Hut and River Dole
A stranded flyer endured eight days near a wrecked plane and built a clay hut for shelter. He signaled two distant boats and was later guided by Wahukehi natives to a village, then turned over to Soviet frontier guards after several days. An expedition recovered the wreckage and its instruments.
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Mattern
Xiyed
Hukehis
Eanadir
Moscow
Industrial upturn noted in Pennsylvania coal region
Production climbs about 10 percent with potential gains over 20 percent in the central Pennsylvania coal area, signaling improving industrial conditions. June rail loadings reach 97 918 cars, compared with May’s 34 043 and June 23 848 in 1932, while year to date loadings total 233 164 cars against 252 372 last year. Coal is trucked from Broad Top to Maryland and York areas as operators await formal code under the industrial recovery act.
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Pennsylvania
Broad Top
Tannel
Hagarstown
Vather
Maryland
York
Ag Farenat Ad Junneaster
Orutal
Returning to Anaoir Report on Soviet Rescue Planes
Report from Anaoir notes no word as of July 8 on progress of Soviet rescue planes believed en route to Anadit and their status. University archives confirm no official communiques reached Anaoir today.
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Anaoir
Anadit
Prohibition repeal drives South to back party line
Senator Royal Copeland predicted the Democratic South will ratify the constitutional amendment repealing prohibition. He cited Alabama Arkansas and Tennessee as leaders and said President Roosevelt’s call to Democrats will decide the issue, with the South expected to back the party.
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South
Royal
Copeland
New York
Alabama
Arkansas
Tennessee
Roosevelt
Democrate Party
Industrial crops outlook and world economic talks update
State reports indicate crop production will be much lower this year across wheat corn oats and hay with wheat near the 1803 low and cotton acreage rising while a government plan aims to curb overproduction. In London the World Economic Conference moves ahead on a restricted scale as committees press forward despite talks of divergences and tensions.
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Roosevelt
Crop Reporting Board
London
INS
Camp William Penn hosts sons of American Legion
The Clymer Post No 222 American Legion sponsors a week long camp at Camp William Penn with about 80 boys under staff including Tom Anderson and Ralph Harrison. A Thursday gathering will welcome overseas members to enjoy the day with the boys.
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Sons of Legion
Clymer Post
Sons of the American Legion
William Pen
Clymer Post No. 222
American Legion
William Penn Council
Boy Scouts of America
William Penn
Clymer
Cherubina Sgriceia
Kidnapping Crisis Continues Amid Ransom Demands
O Connell case deepens as negotiation efforts break down over ransom. Authorities report that the missing youth remains unlocated while family pleas underscore the pressure on executives and political leaders to secure his safe return.
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O’connell
O'Connell
Slaying Case Tangles Callahan Family Across States
Pittsburgh mother Bertha Callahan clung to her 16 month old son as she faced murder charges against her husband known as Lee Duniel Murphy. Police say Bob Callahan beat his first wife then married the Callahans who drifted across the country. The Long Beach case leaves a widowed bride of 37 dead and the current wife seeking defense amid a complex past.
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Bertha Callahan
Pittsburgh
Bob” Callahan
Long Beach
Calif
Lee Duniel Murphy
Callahans
Callahan
Wheat tax due after August 7 noted in items
A brief tax notice lists due dates and specific commodity taxes. Items include crackers and pretzels priced per unit, pasta and macaroni figures, noodles, canned varieties, and foundry moulding materials with assorted numerical codes.
Obituary of Sarah Wood Wood of Punxsutawney
Sarah Tarriet Wood, daughter of John W. Wood, died Sunday at her Albion home after a brief illness. Born February 12, 1916 in Bells Mills, she was a Punxsutawney High School graduate with high honors, the second from her class to die since graduation in June. She leaves her father, stepmother, a sister Frances, a half brother John W. Jr., and a step brother Walter Mackel. Funeral Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. at the Albion A B Church. burial in Carey Cemetery.
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Waraly Harriet Wood
Punxsutawney
Sarah Tarriet
John W. Wood
Albion
Dlass
Punxsutawney High School
Bells Mills
John W
Pearl Wineberg Wood
Sarah
China School
Frances
John W. Jr
Walter Mackel
Pea
Rev
Shannon i
Albion A. B
Carey Cemetery
Pennsylvania Woman's Christian Temperance Union Meeting
The Routt eastern group of the Pennsylvania WCTU will hold a Ridgeview Park gathering with Allegheny and multiple counties attending. The program spans Thursday to Friday with openings, prayers, sermons, reports, elections, special music, and a closing address, featuring state and national dignitaries and regional delegates.
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Dorothy Oswald
Jeannette
Mra
Azalea Jones
W. i. Mann
Motion’ Picture Department
Ball Gall
Mra. H
Patchwork Quilt Pattern From Grandmother's Day
A quaint quilt pattern inspired by old fashioned banquets and bouquets. It features beltiz style scraps arranged in blocks with a yardage chart and a block diagram for single and double bed sizes. Instructions cover cutting sewing finishing and block placement. Send pattern to The Indians Evening Gazette Craft Department New York for $2.
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Beltiz
Gesette Eee Craft Department
New Yor
Grand Cayman crops destroyed by hurricane
Reports from Kingston Jamaica say all crops on Grand Cayman were wiped out by the recent hurricane. No lives were reported lost despite the devastation across the island.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Litlls
Grand Cayman
West Indies
Revival at Indiana Gospel Tabernacle Behold the Man sermon
Evangelist F Lincicome preaches nightly at the Indiana Gospel Tabernacle with the message Behold the Man. He stresses home authority, Bible guidance, and personal salvation, urging ten days of Bible teaching and inviting all to attend with music by Wilbur Fish and Clarence Betts.
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Lincicome Tabernacle
F. Lincicome
Indiana Gospel Tabernacle
Lincicome
Christ
Shere
Hamer City Mission
Wilbur Fish
Clarence Betts
David Povey
Diet Study Reports Weight Loss From Vitamin Fod Diet
A small study notes nine weeks of a vitamin fod diet led to average weight loss across participants. In a group of 19 adults aged 21 to 66, weights fell from 160 to 1218 pounds? The report cites declines of about 4 pounds per week and plans to continue dieting until proper weights are reached under Dr. Kenyon Ald.
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Wade
Kenyon
Stocks Slip as Grain Rally Fails to Halt Market Decline
The New York market edged lower as grain strength limited profit-taking selling. Industrials and rails led the retreat while utilities steadied near the prior close. Foreign exchange moved with dollar gains and gold held around 70 cents, with industry leaders like American Rolling Mills and U S Steel among notable movers.
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New York
Lst
American Rolling Mills
Endicott Johnson and
Youngstown
Washington
U. S. Steinseettasoosactaol
U. S
Atchison T
Atlantic Refining
AT. T
Bethlehem Steel
Canadian Pacific
Ches
Ohio
Chrysler
ST. P. Com
ST. P
Coca Cola
Wis Columbia
Consolidated Oil
Pure Oil
Ratio Corporation
Radio Keith
Reynolda Tobacco
Scara Roebuck
Socony Vacuum
St. Oil of California
St. Oil of New Jersey
Studebaker and Texas Corporation
United Corporation
United Gaamp
United States Steel
Barnet Bros Pio
Westinghanee Elec
Woolworth
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