Certificates To Be Discontinued In Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reports that eleven hundred students who just finished the two year course at the Fourteen State Teachers Colleges are the last to receive the normal school certificate for elementary teaching. The state department will discontinue this certificate except for a few remaining students who finish next year, while new entrants pursue four year programs and may teach after two years with a state standard limited certificate. The move aims to lift overall teaching standards by encouraging college completion and expanding baccalaureate credentialed teachers.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Department of Public Instruction
State Teachers College
James N. Rule
Superintendent of Public Instruction
State Council of Education
Industrial Outlook for Brighton State Steel and Mines
The report notes strong steel demand from PWA and grants, with coal output up 1 percent and anthracite firm on orders. FE operations improve and regional areas recover losses from the prior week. Loadings rise after a six percent drop, with an overall year over year gain about two percent. Electric power output up to 73 percent, oil steady, August production may ease due to gasoline cuts. Textiles slow, glass firm, rubber near capacity. broader business activity steady.
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PWA Joana
Canellsvill
South Connellaville
Week sees mixed markets with industrial rise cited
Trading was uneven with industrials leading a tentative week on the Pittsburgh board. Trade improved slightly amid expectations of another gain next week tied to rising payrolls and an overall slowdown elsewhere.
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Tittsburgh
Indiana Rifle Tourney Set For Tomorrow On Local Range
Indiana hosts a small scale rifle tournament at Camp Perry under NRA rules with matches A B and a merchandise event. Contests offer Dewar Medal prizes, cash for top placements, and various entrance fees while noting detailed course specifics and entry deadlines.
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Camp Perry
South Sixth Street
Grandview Avenue
Grandview
Dewar
Indiana Rifle Club
Hoppe
G. G. Kanable
T. C G. Hoyt, Jr
Alan B. Salkeld
G. G. Hill
Jesse E. McKean
Thomas Renamed Head County G O P in Allegheny County
A party gathering names Thomas as leader of the county committee with praise for past work. Several Indiana and Blairsville officials attend, pledging to mobilize voters and seek public input on legislation for the January session. A memorial for late Secretary Ralph McElwain is planned, with numerous local committee members named in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiam Schnader
Bennett
J. Clair Sloan
J. T. Stewart
Indiana
General Assembly
J. B. Flanniken
Thomas
A. H. Stewart
Abraham Lincoln
Idda Lewis
Marchand
Erma Cunningham
Edward Bennett
Blairsville
E. C
Glen Campbell
B. L
Harry Graham
Earl Miter
J.J. Davis
John Wands
Coc. McLain
Charles Nippes
Blacklick
Robert
Aringgl
Alfred Foster
Armstrong
R.A. Fouts
Shelovin NG
Harry Kimmel
Shelovin
Banks
James K. Newley
McGee's Mills
John McKee
Rossiter
Charles Smith
Kate Willams
R. D. McKee
Elmer Taylor
Brashvalley
Button
Domer City
Braskvaley
John Artemus
Mechanicsburg
Buffington
Buffington No
Burt Pedecord
Dilltown RD
Bulington
Samuel Mardla
Local Gazette of Property Owners and Residents Listed
A long list of residents and properties spans multiple townships and streets including Wintondale Road Burlington No 3 and Center No 1 Mrs. Arthur McCoy. Names appear with scattered locations such as Blairsville Road Blairaville Road Canoe No 1 and Marion Center R3. The compilation names many individuals with courtesy titles and indicates broad documentation of residents in the area.
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Wintondale
Burlington
Watt Elkin
Diltown
Burrell
Charles Graton
Marion Center
Grant
CG. G. Bowers
Rochester Mills
Green
Zella McAdoo
Commodore Rny
Mayme Irvin
Commodore
Murray Conrath
Dixonville
Ward Perry
Pine Flats
Clymer RI
Homer City
J. M. Frye
Indiana
Margaret Plolazor
Morris Rothstein
Qurths Hikin
Mina Erma Cunningham
Wallace Cunningham
North Mahoning
Iddo Lawis
Marchand
South Mahoning
Calhoun
Maude Patterson
Amijckshure
Mabel K. McCormick
Washington
Daaghields
Creekside
East Wheatfield
Charles Hutchinson
Armagh
Harry Butts
Cramer
Robert Wagner
Clyde
West Wheatfield
Ruth Brantlinger
Tobinson
Hester Mabon
New Telorenen
Ivie Mack
William Bracken
East Pike
Herb Brown
Young
Paul Bitchell
MeIntyre
Mary Knahe
Iselin
Crash Victim Mrs Ethel Feel Ends Up Safe
Meadvill e resident Mrs Ethel Feel escaped unharmed after a highway crash that shocked bystanders. Dr Vincent Hauber of St Marys had stopped to pick up a hitchhiker when Nelson, following, braked suddenly. The Packard then lost control and rolled, the car traveling at a fair speed at impact.
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Meadville
Vincent Hauber
St. Marys
Rural Carriers Auxiliary Ready for Conventions
Readable items detail a multi day Indiana hosted gathering with speeches by Hon Elder Peeler Frank Neff Ned H Goodell and Mrs C Hart Hollinger. Activities include Memorial Service Banquet with menu Swiss steak and vegetables and addresses by Carl Bauer U S MacDevitt Clyde Kelly plus entertainment by Indiana Municipal Band and L A members.
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Indiana
Elder Peeler
Frank Neff
Chamber of Commerce
Ned H. Goodell
Fdinboro
J. Clarence Bristol
Dunns Station
First United Presbyterian Church
Manicipal
Lawn
Samuel Tait
Mercer County
C. Hart Hollinger
Ladies Auxiliary
Carl Bauer
National Executive
Clinton BR. Kilenberger
Ned H. Goovell
Edw. B. Bennett
E, &. Creps
Harry Fee
U. U. MacDevitt
Washington, D.C
Lingenfelter Sisters
C. Earl Hollinger
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Carl Bayer
Nise
C. MacDevitt
Washington
The
Clyde Kelly
Pitts
Convention Agenda and Auxiliary Schedule Details
The program lists sessions for a State President address, committee reports, officer elections, and delegates to the National Convention. Auxiliary events include meetings led by Mrs. Guy Terpe and Mrs. Hollinger with brief welcomes, reports, and adjournments. The agenda spans Monday to Wednesday with memorials and joint meetings, reflecting a formal organizational gathering.
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Guy ‘Terpe
Indiana County Auxiliary
Devodana
Guy Terpe
Indiana Co
Joseph L. Duffy
Karl Hollinger
Roll Gall
Earl Hollinger
Robert J. Gaige
Harry Deen
George Francis
George Sheffer
Norman Bracken
Association
Ladies’ Auxiliary
J. Clarence Bristol
Rural Letter Carriers’ Association
Duel—Lingenfelter Sisters
Hollinger
Des Moines
Iowa
Ned H. Goodell
National Auxiliary
Audrey Barr
C. CG
Martha) Mack Devitt
Washington, D. C
National
McDevitt
Frisco Faces Dire Conditions Amid Waterfront Strike
Frisco reels as a widespread labor walkout disrupts waterfront, theaters, and cafes in Oakland. Strikers accuse venues of non-union labor, prompting closures and arrests as police detain four alleged Young Communists. Food trucks redirected by patrols, stocks dwindle, and unions tally votes on a broader general strike.
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Oakland
Young Compionists’ League
San Joaquin Valley
Teamsters
Bay Area
Commission
Mysterious shooting disrupts Crockett speedboat entry
A man was shot while entering a speedboat bound for Crockett. Guardsmen reported ten to twelve shots fired. In another scene, several trucks overturned in San Francisco and drivers entering the city were warned by pickets they would be eaten if more attempts occurred. State highway police patrolled all inbound routes as trucks failed to appear at dawn.
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Crockett
San Francisco
Eastern Locarno pact fuels Berlin Franco rift
The page reports Britain and Italy backing a Franco Russian German mutual assistance plan on the day Hitler readied his Reichstag address amid encirclement protests. British and Italian officials emphasize reciprocity over a selective alliance, while Berlin weighs a possible compromise amid reactions to the Eastern Locarno proposal and regional pacts.
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Hitler
Germany
John
Europa
Sir John
Russia
France
Europe
Italy
Rome
Locarno
Louis Barthou
London
M. Barthou
John Simon
Pierre Huss
INS
Berlin
Reichstag
Reich
England
Eric Phipps
Foreign Office
Baron Konstantin von Neurath
Britain
Evie
Baron von Neus
Barthou
Paris
Meacow
Lovarna
Poland
Franve
von Neurath
Endeavorers End Convention in Hershey Pennsylvania
The annual convention of the Pennsylvania Christian Endeavor Union closed in Hershey on July 13. Winners announced in publicity contests include Montgomery County for inches in newspapers, Lehigh County for inches on social pages, and Lancaster County for best general exhibit of publicity and posters.
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Hershey
Pennsylvania Christian Endeavor Union
Montgomery County
Lehigh County
Lancaster County
Christian Endeavor
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Allentown
Young Peoples Christian Endeavor
Presbyterian Church
Uniontown
Senior Christian Endeavor
Evangelical Church
Brownstown
Lehigh County Christian Endeavor Union
Endeavor
Special People’s Court to Try Treason Suspects Tomorrow
A new People’s Court will begin treason trials tomorrow with twenty-one lay judges including army and navy officers, plus professional judges. Dr. Fritz Rhein presides. members include Reichswehr colonels, naval officers, a military judge, and five flying commodores. Eleven Nazi Storm Troop leaders are appointed judges, some to be tried and possibly executed for treason in connection with the Boehm plot.
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People's Court
Hitler
Fritz Rhein
Prussia
Reichswehr
Christiansen
DOX
United States
Storm
Ernst Boehm
Hitler Defies Fate Amid Crop Crisis and Drought
The piece notes Germany faces a worsening drought threatening potato supplies as crop estimates shrink while Hitler and the Nazi regime weigh Friday the thirteenth as a momentous sign. It describes Germany's lack of foreign credit to buy essentials and the ominous mood as observers foresee economic strain.
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Hitler
Germany
Third Reich
Marest
Obituary for D Milton Brown and Frank Rice
Funeral services for D Milton Brown will be held at 2 30 p m in the Brown Hotel family apartment with Rev Robert L Clark Jr of First Presbyterian Church officiating Interment will be in Oakland cemetery Frank Rice a former Dixonville resident and longtime justice of the peace died in Florida on June 27 1934 He moved to Wilkinsburg later and was buried there after spending the previous winter in Florida
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Frank Rice
Dixonville
Florida
Rice
Wilkinsburg
Obituary notices for McCloskey Groft and Marshall
John McCloskey 47 formerly of Wintondale died Wednesday morning in Williamsport. Surviving: father Samuel McCloskey of Wintondale, sister Mrs Ambrose Burke Prospect, brother Paul Philadelphia, many nieces and nephews. Clarence W Groft 53 died Sunday at Boyerstown after illness. survived by widow, daughter from second marriage, two daughters and a son from first marriage, father Alonzo Groft of Chambersville, three sisters. Mollie Marshall 65 widow of Reed R Marshall died Wednesday in Columbia hospital Pittsburgh after long illness. born near Dayton, survived by daughters Mrs Alice Nesbit Pittsburgh and Miss Lillian Marshall Chicago, brother in West, sisters Mrs F L Travis and Mrs Jessie Hadden Dayton, two grandchildren. Funeral services were held at the deceased home with interment in Glade Run cemetery.
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John McCloskey
Wintondale
Williamsport
Indiana County
Samuel
Rose
Leonard) McCloskey
Johnstown
Ambrose Burke
Prospect
Paul
Philadelphia
McCloskey
Clarence Groft
Clarence W. Groft
Rayne Township
Boyerstown
Mr. Groft
Helen Thompson
Near Home
Alonzo Groft
Chambersville
Boyertown
Mollie Marshall
Reed R. Marshall
GC. W. Ellenberger
Dayton
Columbia Hospital
Pittsburgh
C. W. Elenberger
Glade Run
Edward Merle Adams Victim of New Tragedy
The report notes Edward Merle Adams as a recent victim with services at a church at 2:40 p.m. Sunday and interment planned at Greenwood Cemetery in Indiana. The column also covers July 13 remarks by the Harrisburg governor’s street and highway safety committee urging sensible driving, warnings against excessive speed, and tips for planning vacation trips. It closes with brief, disparate notes on Hitler, panhandling, and coffee after the Id lift.
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Greenwood Cemetery
Indiana
Harrisburg
Overnor’s
Presbytery Meeting Draws Men to Homer City
The eastern zone meeting of the Men’s Association of Kittanning Presbytery will be at Homer City Presbyterian Church on Sunday afternoon and evening July 15. Ensign Murgatroyd will lead gospel singing with two men’s choirs, a roll call tracks church attendance and mileage, speakers include Prof John D. Anderson Rev J Stanley Harker Rev E Good and Rev R M Offutt, D D. Homer City ladies will serve supper at 23 cents for travelers between sessions.
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Men's Association of
Kittanning
John D. Anderson
J. Stanley Harker
Saltsburg
E. ©. Good
Leechburg
R. M. Offutt
D. D
Indiana
Homer City
Revival at Crooked Creek Baptist Church Grows
The Crooked Creek Baptist church reports a strong revival under Evangelist T L Roy Muir with large altar services. Delegations come from Home Chambersville Cockport and Taylorsville as the Illumined Cross service and Sunday meetings with multiple sermons unfold. The campaign extends into a second week with open air Calvary service and lectures on The Resurrection and The Second Coming of Christ.
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Crooked Creek
Christ
Calvary
Fear Kidnapping of 2 Year Old Boy in Hartsdale
In Hartsdale New York police and hundreds of volunteers scoured woods after two year old Robert Connor disappeared from his home early today. A statewide alert was issued for a demented peddler seen near the boy's residence yesterday. The Connor family includes father Charles O'Conner, an engineer with the State Department of Insurance.
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Hartsdale
N. Y
Robert Connor
Westchester County
New York City
Connor
Robert
Charles O'Conner
State Department of Insurance
Roosevelt Takes It Easy On Deck Aboard the Houston
President Roosevelt, aboard the U S S Houston, enjoys a relaxed Pacific voyage on July 13 en route to Honolulu for a vacation. The cruiser Hodgton carries the president past the Cocos Island area as he rocks with the gentle swells and declines treasure hunting today.
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U.S. S. Gilmer
Roosevelt
INS
Housgton
Honolulu
Cocos Island
Pacific
Panama Canal
Houston
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Ween
Moorhead
Ethel Feel
Frisco
Central Labor Council
Jesry Dolfy
National Guardsmen
People’s Court
I Hitler
Endeavorers End
Indiana County Thrift Corporation
Indiana County Deposit Bank Building
Indiana, Pa
D. W. Simpson
Gilbert Wolfenden
R. Foster
Harry A. Borland
T. F. McCarthy
Robt
M. Fisher
Prore Cce
Cond
Pressurer
Harry J. Buch
Ellsworth
H. R. Hickox
Geo. T. Jones DR
C. H. Kirk
Harry E. Wilson
Edward Merle Adams
Bay Police
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