Harrisburg in talks on $49 million tax plan
New Deal and Republican leaders plan early next week meetings to push a $49,000,000 tax program and end the special session now in its 12th week. Relief funds face exhaustion next week as Assembly reconvenes Monday night, with debates over transfers from special funds and a bill to sell tax anticipation notes under consideration.
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Harrisburg
New Deal
Earle
Assembly
State House
Nhite
Anthony Cavalcante
Fayette
Senate
Whers
Rain and Relief Amid Drought and Reels of Aid
In Heshbon and nearby areas two-hour rain offers brief relief while Rexford Tugwell plans study of small irrigation works to prevent drought suffering. Iowa forecasts weekend showers spark hope for corn farmers as regional rainfall impacts relief prospects across the corn belt. Nation records over 4,400 deaths amid ongoing hardship.
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Heshbon
Rapid City
S.D
Rexford G. Tugwell
Des Moines
Iowa
ST. Paul
Winona
Minnesota
Chicago
Illinois
Nebraska
Ohio
Indiana
Missouri
Salvation Army Plans and Finances Report
The Salvation Army reported a curtailed nine month period ending June 30 with a starting balance of 10.44 dollars on September 30. Income was estimated at 750 dollars and the Community Chest appropriation asked totaled 3 0 450 dollars. Receipts included 1 987.04 from the 1945 34 Chest and 100 from the 1934 35 Chest. Expenditures covered relief transients and emergency 4 015.51 property maintenance 180.00 light heat and water 147.93 telephone postage and priming 719.02 equipment and supplies 60.18 Young People's Educational Work 184.48 route upkeep traveling 179.54 Sick Benefit Fund for Officers 59.00 administration 978.25 leaving a balance on hand of 16.85.
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Army
Amazing sanitary device promises spotless homes
Sanitary bloc product advertised as powerful and scientific for home use. Claims to keep bowls clean, kills odors, and exterminates moths with Paradichlorbenzene. Marketed through Christ Episcopal Rector Guild with phone contact 563-M or 70 dollars for details.
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Good Housekeeping
U.S
Christ Episcopal Rector Guild
Obituary for Edna Wissinger of Elderton area dies from home accident burns
Mrs. Edna Wissinger of near Shelocta died in Indiana Hospital from burns suffered Thursday at home. She will be buried in Elderton Cemetery after services at Elderton United Presbyterian Church at 2:30 p.m. Rev. Stiber will conduct. body lies in state at church. Friends may View at Minnie Wissinger’s Elderton home until 1:30 p.m. Sunday.
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Edna Wissinger
Shelocta
Indiana
Elderton
Elderton United Presbyterian Church
Minnie Wissinger
Edward Wissinger
Stiber
Harmony Grove Lutheran Church
Five Points
Revival at Chevy Chase Undenominational Church Services
Undenominational revival closes its third week with Sunday worship at 11 a.m. on Jesus Christ vs Modernism Heaven or Hell. An afternoon session at 3 p.m. asks Is the Predominating Spirit of Indiana at Comforter or a Headache New Deals. Evening at 8 p.m. Ike testifies on His Last Step Boulevard of Broken Dreams.
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Chevy Chase
Chevy .Chase
Heaven
Hell
Indiana
Ike
Your Children Your Children by Olive Roberts Barton
Practical travel tips for mothers planning trips with infants. Guidance covers feeding, diet adjustments, portable supplies, travel gear, sterilization, cleanliness, and settling the baby before resuming travel. Emphasizes doctor’s advice, safety, and minimizing stress for the infant during long journeys.
Engine Hurls Car Into River Two Families Die
Nine members of two Pennsylvania families died when their sedan was struck by a northbound Ann Arbor train near Dundee Michigan. The wreck buried the victims in Raisin River as fire and debris spread along the trestle. Names include the Schuster and Pisano families, with connections to Farrell and Wheatland, as investigators recover bodies and notify relatives.
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Dundee
Mich
Pennsylvania
Ann Arbor
Raisin River
Harry Schuster
Vina
Anna
Sandra Jean
Sam Pisana
Betty
Mary
Schusters
Farrell
Pisano
Wheatlong
Schuster
Carl
Toledo
Ray Wilson
Wilson
Monico
Edward Rupp
Carl Schuster
Mary Schuster
Traveling with a Baby on Long Journeys
The article advises gentle handling of babies during travel, noting that a single day's run is tiring for adults and babies alike. It stresses not forcing a child to eat, and emphasizes extreme care for two or three children on globe trotting to keep them happy and comfortable.
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Olive Roberts Barton
John
Aly
Bumu
Thor
NEA Service, Inc
Transforms Favorites to Dishes That Taste New
An NEA feature urges remixing cold cuts into new dishes like Egg Nests and varied salads. It describes visual plating using roast beef, ham, pork and chicken, with cucumber and radish garnishes, and suggests a cocktail dressing mix for salads. The piece ends with a nod to rice pudding as a family favorite.
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Mary BE
Dague Nea Service Star
Rand
Steel Firms Report Improved Pittsburgh Earnings
Pittsburgh area steel related firms released strong second quarter results. Harbison-Walker Refractories earned 55 cents per share, Pittsburgh Screw and Bolt posted 23 cents, Superior Steel Corp projected 50 cents. Dow Jones noted Sharon Steel may reach 63 cents.
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Pittsburgh
Harbison-Walker
Lts
Pittsburgh Screw
Holt
Superior Steel Corporation
Dow Jones
Sharon Steel
Cream Rice Meringue And Other Monday Menu Dishes
A recipe for Cream Rice Meringue outlines cooking rice with milk then folding in orange rind juice and dates, with a separate meringue topping baked briefly. The article notes the value of taking care in family meals and lists Monday menu items including breakfast fruit cereal nests and dinner a cream of mushroom soup with cold cuts and a cream rice meringue dessert.
Earache and boils in the ear canal explained by Dr Fishbein
Dr Morris Fishbein describes two types of deafness and earache causes. He explains boils in the ear canal form from skin irritation, the progression to a head, and how doctors treat with antiseptics and heat. He warns against improper ear manipulation. The piece notes 250 to 300 U.S. manufacturers of automobile trailers near Detroit.
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Morris Fishbein
Journal
The
American Medical Association
Hygeia
Health Magazine
United States
Detroit
Hull Attacks Critics of Administration
Secretary of State Hull attacks critics of reciprocal trade treaties calling them the agricultural wrecking crew. Senator Carter Glass criticizes government overreach and taxation in updated remarks from Ashland and Charlottesville. Townsend convention in Cleveland nears closure with talks by Norman Thomas as delegates finalize committee reports. Poultry standardization in Harrisburg reports record early entries while a note warns about windshield wiper blade arm removal during cleaning.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hull
Ashland
Carter Glass
Virginia
Cleveland
Townsend Old Age Pension Movement
JF. E. Townsend
Gomer Smith
Topeka
Kas
John R. McCarl
U. S
Alf M. Landon
Landon
Moon
Charlottesville
Institute of Public Affairs
Hiram Bingham
Connecticut
Harold L. Tekes
Henry
Glass
Mississippi
Patrick Henry
Townsend Cleveland
Norman Thomas
Thomas
William Lemke
Union Party
Roosevelt
Frank Arbuckle
Earl Browder
Communist Party
Townsendies
Harrisburg
Bureau of Markets
J. Hansell French
Bureau
E. J. Lawless, Jr
Flames destroy plane killing two near Fair Oaks
Two people died when a Flaming Toro Mining Corp plane crashed in a field near Fair Oaks Indiana after the pilot dropped a flare while attempting a landing. Victims were William G. Leamon 41 a Chicago Mont official and Mrs B M Musselman both from Anaconda Montana.
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Fair Oaks
Ind
William G. Leamon
Oficial
Chicago
Anaconda, Mont
B. M. Musgeloman
Anaconda
Toro Mining Corporation
Mont
Musselman
Moose Lake
Leamon
Butte
New York
John Klahn
WPA
Here
Indiana tops districts in teacher preparation degrees
Indiana leads all districts in the 1995 96 school year in teacher preparation with 77.8 percent of teachers holding college preparation or better. New Brighton follows at 71.9 percent and Midland at 68.3 percent per a circular from state superintendent Dr Lester K Ade received by Norman Koontz.
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Indiana
Lester K. Ade
Norman Koontz
New Brighton
Midland
New Royal Baby Expected Soon in Kent Household
London reports the Duchess of Kent is expecting a second child with the Duke and Duchess postponing social engagements toward summer's end. They have one son, Prince Edward, born October 9, 1935, and the couple, related to King Edward VIII, wed November 20, 1934.
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London
Duchess of Kent
Duke
Prince Edward
Edward VIII
Marina
Greece
Austria's Duce in Cheery Mood Amid New Austrian Rule
In Vienna Chancellor Kurt Schuschnigg appears upbeat and photographed in uniform, signaling a cheerful aura as he consolidates power in Austria. He outlines a plan to steer foreign policy and Heimwehr direction in talks with Italian leaders following the ouster of Prince Ernst Starhemberg.
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Kurt Schuschnigg
Vienna
Austria
Ernst Starhemberg
Heimwehr
Schuschnigg
Halian
Murder at Altoona Ends in Self Destruction
Police Lt. R N Ickes reports William Thompson a 55 year old restaurant owner and his former employee Sarah Cox 50 died in a confectionery near the Thompson restaurant. Ickes says Thompson shot Cox then killed himself after an argument over quitting employment. Cox whispered before death William did it Thompson had recently remarried after a 20 year divorce from his wife.
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Altoona
R. N. Ickes
William Thompson
Sarah Cox
Thompson
Miss Cox
Ickes
Camp Meeting At Kittanning Opens July 28
The Interdenominational Camp Meeting at Kittanning will run July 28 through August 9 at Armstrong Grove, with two full weeks of meetings. Rev A E Kerst of Indianapolis will be evangelist, and Rev and Mrs Clifton of Tarentum will oversee music. Contact Rev Mrs Mary L Smith, Box 22, Kittanning for details.
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Kittanning
Armstrong Grove
A. E. Kerst
Indianapolis
Indiana
Clifton
Tarentum
Mary L. Smith
Republicans set statewide campaign aims in Pennsylvania
On radio tonight the Pennsylvania Republicans push a slate besides Landon’s White House bid. They target Auditor General E Arthur Sweeny and State Treasurer Frank Pinola to keep major posts from Democrats. GOP also seeks control of the State House while defending Senate seats in November.
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Alf M. Landon
White House
E. Arthur Sweeny
Greensburg
Frank Pinola
Luzerne County
House of Representatives
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