Catholics Boycott Nazi Measures Rages in Germany
In Berlin and western districts Catholics move to boycott Nazi business, defy state orders, and protest repressive rules. Churches host packed Sabbaths as priests push political sermons despite police presence. governors warn that disobedience harms public order and officials risk dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre J. Hussins
Berlin
Uly
Muenster
Catholic Westfalia
Wilhelm Frick
Pariman
Telgle
Hitler Youth Party
Alfred Rosenberg
Nazi Foreign Department
Cinnabruck
Reinsworf
Wilhelm Goering
Baden
Wagner
Karlsruhe
Vatican
Presbyterial Men's Meeting at Lewisville in historic church
A large delegation from Indiana and nearby towns attended the Eastern Presbyterial Men’s Meeting at the Bechenezer Church in Lewisville on a Sunday afternoon and evening. Music led by Ale Shaw and Jacksonville men’s chorus. J. Fryer spoke on goals for the organization. Rev Rudolph Miller of Saltsbury delivered the main address, Mickey Wilhian Ruddock spoke on liquor laws, Rev A Stuart of Binnsville gave the evening talk, and Rev Rob er L Clark Jr of Indiana led closing moments. Ebenever Church women hosted a cafeteria luncheon. attendees praised the historic Indiana County church where Christian work began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Salsburg
Tert
Bethel
Penn Run
Biderton
Avelio
Clymer
Livermore
Blairsville
Kittanning
Bichenezer Church
Lewisville
Shaw
Apollo
Jacksonville
J. 4. Fryer
Rudolph Miller
Saltsbury
Mickey Wilhian Ruddock
A A. Stuart
Binnsville
Rober L. Clark, Jr
Ebenever
Indiana County
Elf
Revival services start Sunday at 7 45 nightly at Revival Baptist
The area revival led by Rev Herbert Mountain from Tocca Falls Bible College Georgia began Sunday with strong attendance though seats remain. He plans a three week Washington campaign in August and returns to complete his studies. Messages emphasized forgiveness and living for Christ with examples from Paul Peter James John the Samaritan woman and the Canaanite woman urging personal commitment. Attendees are urged to pray and participate, with music from Indiana and nearby areas and everyone welcome to attend nightly at 7 45.
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Workport Baptist
Herbert Mountain
Indiana
Tocca Falls Bible College
Georgia
Washington
Christ
Paul
Peter
James
John
Samaria
Cannan
Canaan
Brother Mountain
East and West Meeting in Ohio Over Chinese Marriage
Columbus, July 22. President Lin Lin of China, foster father of James Lin, wants the couple to return to their homeland to answer his family after Lin's marriage to Viola Brown, a 24 year old Ohio store clerk. Lin, 26, has not heard from Ambassador Alfred Sze but expects contact soon. Ohio State University has not commented on the marriage.
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Columbus
INS
Lin Lin
China
Janes Lin
Viela Brown
Young Lin
Bent
Lin
Alfred Sze
Sze
Viola
Louis Brown
Brown
University District
Ohio State University
Earle Approves Drastic Budget Reductions Across Departments
The governor trims department funds including education and public instruction. State aided hospitals homes and insane hospitals see large cuts while public works and treasury boost reflect bond and sinking fund charges. Legislature approved some changes but governor made further reductions and adjustments to emergency appropriations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Public Instruction
Assembly
Governor's Office
Auditor General
Treasury
Public Service Commission
Milk Control Board
State Relief Board
Senate
House of Representatives
Legislative Journal
Legislative Reference Bureau
Special Legislative Commissions
Judicial Department
Treasury Department
Lund
Smiles Now and Then Delays in Revenue Department Permits
The tax must be paid by the tenth of each month and the first returns reach the Revenue Department by August 10, covering the last ten days of the month. Although permits are required immediately, officials will accept registrations obtained a few days late due to delays in processing blanks. Permits will be issued once blanks are returned with the $1 fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revenue Department
Cleveland youths taken to hospital after crash
A vehicle collision on the Indiana Blairsville road near the Indiana borough limits sent Mary Ellen Kelley, 24, of Indiana R D 7 to Indiana Hospital with a slight concussion, shock, and injuries. The others were in the rumble seat with no driver. The incident occurred around 5 30 a m. Continued from page one.
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Indiana
Mary Ellen Kelley
Blairsville
theIndiana Hospital
Amusement Permit Application Notice and Fees
A public notice explains the Liquor Control Act amended in 1936 requiring amusement permits for venues with dancing floor shows meals or motion pictures. It outlines fee rules, filing steps, and penalties for failure to apply including fines up to 300 dollars and possible imprisonment. notes that dancing by patrons only requires no fee. It details how to complete and submit the application to the county treasurer with a certified check or money order for 25 dollars and endorsement by the local municipal authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liquor Control Board
Musicipal Authority
Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board
FHA Mortgages Reach 2.1 Million in Western Pennsylvania
Western Pennsylvania reports total Federal Housing Insured mortgages at 2,100,000 with FHA commitments averaging 5,000 each across 205 loans. Chief Underwriter Heselbarth notes rising applications near 40,000 daily in district office and predicts 100,000 daily by fall as construction and modernization funds flow nationwide and state laws loosen for insured modernization loans.
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West
Pennsylvania
Oakley W. Heselbarth
Federal Housing Administration
Heselbarth
Washington
Illinois
Light brothers collide near Gallitzin in crash
Elensburg district bridge engineer and his 65 year old brother Louis were in a collision near Gallitzin as the younger Light tried to pass another machine. A Greensburg report notes a separate fatal crash on the Lincoln highway near Greensburg involving James B. Dunlap and a Clairton bus, injuring three, with victims Martha Magner Betty Walloppenstein and Charles E. Frohlin. In related farm accidents two youths died in Greensburg district when 14 year old Glen Bollinger fell on a fork handle, and 19 year old Ray Earl Henry Jr died after barn door collapse injuries.
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Elensburg
Louis
Gallitzin
Yingling
Chambersburg
Greensburg
James B. Dunlap
Dunlap
Clairton
Lincoln Highway
Here
Thomas Connors
Martha Magner
Betty Wallhopenstein
Charles E. Frohlin
Bayonne
N. J
Glen Bollinger
New Stanton
Westmoreland Hospital
Ray Earl Henry, Jr
Derry Township
Latrobe
Choir Singer Faces Murder in American Tragedy
Newell P Sherman a 26 year old Sutton Choir singer and scoutmaster pleaded not guilty at District Court arraignment for the first degree murder of his 22 year old wife. He repeated his confession to state police claiming he sang through the night fog before tipping a canoe into Lake. He said the 17 year old Esther McGill urged him to drown himself and he claimed to still love his dead wife Alice.
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Worchester
Masts
Newell P. Sherman
Sutton
Sherman
Rani
Esther McGill
Whitinsville
Alice
Not Too Late to Enter Local Names List
A long roster of entrants is listed including Lillian Adams James Atcheson Thomas Beatty Jr Edward Bivens Harold Bush and many others. The compiled names cover numerous individuals alongside affiliations and a separate entry Roscoe Cup and other locals.
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Lillian Adams
James Atcheson
Thomas Beatty
Edward Bivens
Harold Bush
Richard Buchheit
Robert Clark
Andrew Corbelli
Robert DeGaetano
Robert Edmiston
Joseph Estranik
Joseph Ferrante
Carlyle Gessler
Homer Gibson
Clair Griffith
Estelle Jacoby
Kenneth Jamison
Betty Jean Johnston
Edwin Donald Johnston
Joseph Lydie
Paul Mack
Thomas Murray
Ronald Myers
Samuel McCoy
Robert D. McFarland
Bud McNaughton
Lois McSwiney
Robert Nichols
Billy Numan
Martin O'Lear
Kermit Palmer
Lisle Palmer
Bill Pierce
Charles Russetta
Letty Ralston
Bobby Smith
James Stadtmiller
Ebmer Stewart
Paul Stewart
Richard Tomb
Bob Trainer
James Otis
Royden Tyger
Scott Warner
Junior Waltermire
John White
Donald Winters
Wallace Young
John Zaffato
Maurice Zacur
Anna Mae Zeigler
Robert Rice
Billy Brown
Verner Chind
Louise Conrad
Ray Douds
Edward Fosner
Albert Gall
Gerald Gaul Dale Green
Richard Griffith
Frank B. Holupka
Clyde Homan
Bobby Hauck
Walter R. Johnston
Thomas A. Koches
Rose Kaius
Charles Leamer
Mary Catherine Leis
Clair Sebring, Jr
David Snyder
Charles L. White
George Ye
More candidates file petitions in multiple townships
A list of political filings includes John B. Siebold Democrats West Wheatfield County CommissionerHarry Craft Republican South Mahoning Constable four-year term S McCullough Democrat Montgomery Road Supervisor Jesse E McKean Republican Indiana Assessor Thomas McEwen Democrat Green Township Constable Daniel C Smith Democrat Burrell Town Patrick E Althays Democrat Pine Town J A Organ Republican Cance Township School Director B E Crigbs Burrell Township
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Siebold
West Wheatfield
Harry Craft
South Mahoning
S. McCullough
Montgomery
Jesse E. McKean
Indiana
Thomas McEwen
Green Township
Daniel C. Smith
Burrell Township
Patrick E. Althays
Pine Township
J. A
Sportsmen Plan Shawnee Dam Project Meeting
Green township sportsmen invite all Indiana County anglers to a mass meeting at Cookport Community building at eight o'clock Tuesday. The Shawnee Dam would serve as a recreation center with fishing boating and potential cottages while awaiting WPA support and regional approvals.
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Green Township
Indiana County
Cookport
Wandin
Harrisburg
Water and Power Resources Board
Works Progress Administration
Greensburg
Shawnee Dam
Cockport
Faradise
Indiana
Local Election Ballot Winners Listed for District Positions
No. 2 Judge of Election George B Brendlinger Democrat West Wheatfield Judge of Election Reuben Einstein Secretary Blairsville Justice of the Peace Albert Francis Ayers Democrat West Wheatfield Township School Director Harry F Shank Democrat Burrell Township Constable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Brendlinger
West Wheatfield
Reuben Einstein
Blairsville
Justce of the Peace
Albert Francis Ayers
West Whealfield Township
Get Rich Quick Scheme Targets Pennsylvania Farmers
The Department of Agriculture warns about a promoter selling a 16 book course on bullfrog culture and five pairs of breed frogs for 47.50 cash. It claims a buyback policy but gives no price. The firm even suggests back-yard frog ponds citing a quiet breed. The Fish Commission notes no successful frog farms in Pennsylvania under artificial conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Department of Agriculture
Fish Commission
Congress In New Muddle In Roosevelt Drive For Legislation
Washington July 22 With less than half the Roosevelt program enacted in seven months Democratic leaders push to pass vital measures. Hope centers on social security bill and defeating the Clark amendment. language notes works relief 4.88 billion, selected sales tax 501 million, HOLC extension, farm credit reform and NRA extension amid a long list of bills awaiting action.
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William S. Neal
U.S
Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Congress
Stong
Wagner
HOLC
NRA
Social Security
AAA
TVA
Air Mall
Guffey
Abys sinian crisis drills Britain France and Italy deadlocked
London reports Britain France and Italy remain hopelessly deadlocked over the Abyssinian situation as the cabinet meets in special session to consider the crisis. A spokesman said no advance toward tri partite discussions in Rome has been made. Ethiopian minister Azaj Wargneh Martin arrived to raise a loan of 10 million dollars, with American financier J B Morgan among those approached.
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H. K. Reynolds
INS
London
Great Britain
France
Italy
Rome
Ethiopia
United States
Britain
Azaj Wargneh Martin
Haile Selassie
The
Daily Express
J. B. Morgan
Important changes in traffic regulations take effect
New rules require automobiles to pass school buses at no more than ten mph when buses stop to load or unload. Vehicles with inflammable cargo join others that must stop at grade crossings. Authorities may designate play highways and close them to traffic. From January, trucks must use danger signals when stopped or disabled and all trucks must have brakes on every wheel.
Transfers Record of Property Conveyances
Curtis Mapiison to William Adams transfers a lot in Homer City for $1. Rossiter State Bank to S P Wiley transfers a lot in Canoe Township for $225. John F Smith to Anna Mabel Core well transfers a lot in Burrell Township for $1. Shirley Smith to S S Smith transfers one lot with receipt. W L Neal to Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Company transfers three acres in Young Township for $1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Mapiison
Wm. Adams
Homer City
Rossiter State Bank
S. P. Wiley
Canoe Township
John F. Smith
Anna Mabel Corewell
Burrell Township
Shirley Smith
S. S. Smith
W. L. Neal
Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Company
Young Township
Special meeting of Local No 3 of Pennsylvania Security League
Notice of a special meeting for Local No 3 of the Pennsylvania Security League of Indiana County to plan the six county meeting on July 26. Held at the Court House Indiana on Wednesday July 24 at 3 30 p.m. Chairman Boyd Stuchell and district representative C W Dilts listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Security League
Indiana County
Court House
Indiana
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Germany
Gazette
Presbyterial Men’s Meeting
U. S
Moorhead
U. S. University
Earle
Cleveland
Louis Sackandy
Water Street
Willis
Henderson Green
Kelley
Indiana County Street Railways Company
Mys
J. N. Kelley
R. D. Julian Shinel
Michael Gendich
College Avenue
Sackandy
Graceton
John Kozik
Joseph Bertraine
Ebensburg
George Brendlinger
Bolivar
Johnstown
Brendlinger
New Florence
State Highway Department
Joseph Yingling
Gallitzin Bricher
Andrew ¥. Light
Butler
Butler Paint & Glass Company
Standard Plate Glass Company
Mardoff Company
Troutman Department Store
Butler Decorating Company
Butler Lumber Company
Massachusetts
Paul DeVinney
Eva Ickes
John Dimes
Owen Kelly
Glenn Loughry
Joseph Maruea
Jack Mehan
Blair Peterman
Norris Chields
Betty Simpson
James Snowy Albert Thomas
Harry F. Shank
New Muddle
Chess Game
Japan
Tokyo
England
Waly
Eiji Amau
Foreign Office
Amau
America
Duce
Abyssinia
Ies
Buchheit Bros
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