German Banks Agree on Mutual Support to Stabilize Finances
German banks, led by the Darmstaedter and National of Danatbank, announce a mutual aid pact to stabilize national finances after emergency measures end. The Reichsbank backs the deal to protect a major D group bank and prevent a fresh crisis as outflows resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Kua
United Press
Sta‘f
Bprlin
Germany
Reichsbank
Darmstaedter
National
Danatbank
Bid Sought for Camden Point Female College History
The Camden Point Female Academy opened in 1848 and became coed in 1860 before the Civil War disrupted the student body. The Christian Church ran it from 1869, then it failed as an orphans home, returned to coeducation, and merged with Eugene Bible University in 1928 to become a theological school. In 1929 five teachers started, four left mid year and the last quit in spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden Point Female Academy
The
Christian Church
Eugene Bible University of
Eugene
Ore
Summer Session at College Highlights Grades and Tennis Champs
The report lists students by rooms and grades from Mrs Graham to Miss Lowman and notes Beginners Buttons in swimming won by Joan Smith and others. Junior High pupils could play tennis, Peter Zavlaris won the school championship, Betty Sprankle top girl, and pairings for doubles are given. School opens September 1 for all grades except Kindergarten beginning September 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean McAfoos
Martha Martin
Dorothy Ross
Evelyn Thomas
Betty Jane Lightcap
Helen George
Robert Harkleroad
Kenneth Herrick
Earl Lightcap
Marie Vickers
Edna Louise St. Clair
Miss Lowman
David Beatty
Walter Hill
Doris Litzinger
Marie Stahl
Dorothy Stuchell
Peter Zavlaria
Edwin Warner
Billy Winger
Donald Hess
College Training School
Lost College Girl Victim Of Violent Death
A missing college girl from New York, who recently traveled alone to live among the Indians to learn their ways, is found dead in a disturbing scene described with details of a horse and tied body. Authorities offer few clues as the mystery deepens with no public information released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Schemerler
New York
Geronimo
Auto Accidents Fatal To Two Men In Greensburg
In Greensburg Pennsylvania two fatal auto accidents occurred within 24 hours. Nejlan Calvert 40 of Youngwood was killed when the car sideswiped a Greyhound bus on the Lincoln highway east of town injuring four passengers. Harry Davis died in a head on collision near Laughlintown injuring his wife and son plus G W Hoffman of Pittsburgh. Flora and Gertrude Shapiro of Greensburg sustained minor injuries in a two car crash on the Five Point road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Nejlan Calvert
Youngwood
Greyhound
Lincoln Highway
Here
Frank Rhea
Earl W. Peoples
Ralph H. Prinky
Frank W. Smith
Harry Davis
Laughlinstown
Davis
G. W. Hoffman
Pittsburgh
Woodrow Buchanan earns spotless Brush Valley attendance record
Woodrow Buchanan, 14, son of Mr and Mrs B A Buchanan of Brush Valley, has a flawless school attendance record. He attended Brush Valley schools for eight years with no absences or tardies and will enter High School next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Buchanan
B. A. Buchanan
Brush Valley
Woodrow
Man speaks with artificial voice box in Cleveland
Walter Malisawiski, who lost his larynx, uses a mechanical voice device to speak again. Experts say the apparatus cannot produce the aspirate H and he struggles with certain sounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
Walter Malisawiski
Walter
Mayne
Major catastrophes list deadly public venues
A historical recap catalogs major tragedies in public places such as theatres churches and schools. Notable incidents include the Cleveland Clinic disaster of May 15 1929 with 125 deaths and the Ohio Penitentiary fire of April 21 1930 with 318 deaths, among others across years and nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
Ohio Penitentiary
Columbus
Chemical Plant
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
N. C
Babb’s Switch
Oklo
Drumcollagher
Ireland
Laurier Palace
Montreal
Glen Cinema
Paisley
Scotland
Chinkai Naval Base
Korean
Church
Coteshu
Roumania
Ralph Moorhead Jr Loses Bicycle In Front Of Store
Yesterday afternoon Ralph Moorhead Jr had his red bicycle stolen from in front of Woolworths on Philadelphia Street after parking it while he went inside to shop. Officers were notified and officials expect the property will be recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Moorhead, Jr
Woolworth’s
Philadelphia
Local Licenses Listed for Several Individuals
Walter Oblay and Kathryn Julock of Clymer along with William D. Stephens of Strongstown and Bessie May De Anny of Nettleton are named. Oscar Racusin of Du Bois and Lilly Olga Engel of Greensburg appear among the license entries. Lawrence Parks Frailey of Elderton and Sara Martha Fouts of Parkwood also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Oblay
Clymer
Kathryn Julock
William D. Stephens
Strongstown
Bessie May de Anny
Nettleton
Oscar Racusin
du Bois
Lilly Olga Engel
Greensburg
Lawrence Parks Frailey
Elderton
Sara Martha Fouts
Parkwood
Five Killed In Plane Crash At Cass Lake Minnesota
A monoplane crash blamed on a risky wave to shore maneuver or structural weakness killed five aboard near Cass Lake. Victims: Dr. Charles C. Gault professor of physiology. Father Lawrence J. McHugh. Father J. J. Stapleton. pilot A B Conrad. Ralph Rusk age 10. Witnesses saw the plane dive after a wing cracked at dusk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass Lake
Minn
Itvex
Charles C. Gault
Owatonna
University of Texas
Lawrence J. McHugh
St. Mary’s College
Winona
J. J. Stapleton
St. Mary’s Parish
Waseca
A. B. Conrad
Rochester
Ralph Rusk
Spanish War Vets Picnic Set For August Second
Camps 87 and 99 of United Spanish War Veterans invite Corp. Joseph A. Blakely Camp No. 71 members to a basket picnic Sunday August 2 at Buffalo Valley Park one mile off Route 422 between Kittanning and Butler. Dinner at 5 P M. Local camp expects many attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Spanish War Veterans
Corp
Joseph A. Blakely
Buffalo Valley
Park
Route
Kittanning
Butler
Buffalo Creek
Worthington
Young Blessing Heads East for Canadian Fishing Trip
Francis W. Blessing sails Sunday with grandfather David S. Blessing for two weeks in eastern Canada. They travel via the St Lawrence River past Montreal to Newfoundland for several days of sea trout fishing. Last summer Francis visited Bermuda with his grandfather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis W. Blessing
Hartisburg
David S. Blessing
Canada
St. Lawrence River
Montreal
Quebec
New Foundland
Francis
Bermuda
Maniac Demofanti Survives New Outburst in Mercer
Italian miner Marco Demofanti, who fatally shot five and wounded three in an insane frenzy, is restrained in Mercer Hospital after another violent episode. He claims sleepless nights bring hallucinations and that a poisoning belief drives his urge to kill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marco Demofonti
Leesburg
Demofonti
Effie
Helen
Ernest
Elmer
Pauline
Eldo
Mercer
Marco Demofanti
Mercer Hospital
Demofanti
Dan Calanan
Last Service in Whitesburg Series Ends Tonight
Tomorrow evening July 26 at 7 45 Rev McCracken conducts the last meeting in Whitesburg series with the subject The Second Coming of Christ. All are invited to attend. Rev and Mrs McCracken plan to conduct meetings at Homer City after leaving Whitesburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCracken
Whitesburg
Christ
Mrs. McCracken
Homer City
Little Couple Welcome Baby at Indiana Teachers College
Mr and Mrs Joe Little of 1180 Oakland avenue are praised for the arrival of a boy on Wednesday July 22 at 10 45 P M Dark haired infant born to Mrs Little who previously worked as a telephone operator at Indiana State Teachers College Lawrence Sherwood and his mother are doing well The note ends by mentioning the mother’s birth date and a prompt to read the classified ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Micale
Burndale
Florence
Concetta
Lizzie Goetta
Niagara Falls
Grace
Joseph Read
Frank
Peter
Indiana
Anita Catholic
Joseph
Joe” Little
Oakland Avenue
Little
Indiana State Teachers College
Evening Union Service at Zion Church and Morning Pulpits
The schedule lists an evening union service at Zion Lutheran Church led by Rev. C. H. Stein of Lock Haven with a 7 16 PM start, and a morning sermon at Stafford M E Church by Rev. Dr. Sanford W. Corcoran of Pittsburgh. Commodore Church plans a morning change and an evening service with Rev. Patch speaking on Am I Right or Am I Wrong. Regular notices detail Sunday schools, union services, and sermons across Zion, First Regular Baptist, Free Methodist, Presbyterian, Evangelical, Christian, Catholic, and other churches, with infant baptism and sacraments noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion Lutheran Church
C. H. Stein
D. D
Lock Haven
Sanford W. Corcoral
Pittsburgh
Methodist Episcopal Church Union
Stafford M. E
Wayne Patch
Corcoran
Commodore
Stafford
Patch
Zion Vutheran
Dr. Stein
Stein
First Regular Baptist
Ninth Streets
John S. Scott
Free Methodist
H. W. Armstrong
Robert L. Clark, Jr
Longe
Lyon
Sheeley
Solley
Union
A. B. Hoshach
Christian
Fred L. Fink
Bible School
Si. Bernard
N. P. McNeils
Lgte Mage
Christian Sciesne
Church of God (White
First Baptist
Arthur B. Fowler
Second United Presbyterian Church
Julia Mitchell
Philadelphia Street
Wesleyan Methodist
F. J. Davie
Christ Episcopal
Roger Carnock
Detroit Air Race Ends National Air Tour Finale
Detroit witnesses the final day of the National Air Tour at Ford Airport with army demos from Selfridge Field and a balloon race among seven craft. Ten tour planes and nine escort planes head from Kalamazoo to Akron then back to Detroit concluding the eight week event across the eastern and central states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Ford Airport
Selfridge Field
Mich
Kalamazoo
Akron
Stocks Close as Market Closes Amid Dividend Meeting Hopes
Markets closed with traders fleeing the financial district causing light turnover around 400000 shares. Steel majors United States Steel and Bethlehem Steel faced dividend talks next Tuesday and Thursday, with U.S. Steel cutting to 5 annually and Bethlehem halving to 2. Bethlehem and other heavyweights slipped, while American Telephone and several utilities fell. Coppers and rails eased slightly, with mixed moves across major names and a fragile overall tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stock Exchange
Thong
United States Steel Corporaton
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Steel Cororation
Bethlehem
Steel Connon
National Biscuit
N. I. Case
American Can
Westinghouse Electric
du Pont
Worthington Pump
Vanadium
United Aircraft
Radio
Fox
Pravioss
American & Foreign Power
Chile
American Telephone
Olls
Azound
American Loco .S
Américan Smelt
American T. and
T. Ps
Canadian Pacific
Ches
Ohio
Chrysler
Assesee
Curtige Wright
Dupont
Eastman Kodak
Erle RR
Mont
Ward
Nash Motor
Nash
New York Central
F North American
North Pacific
Penn
R. Re . Radio
Beara Roebuck
Oil Calif
Sssesereners
Oil N
Studebaker
United Corp
Peereeeeneaestae
U. S. Steel
Seacee Bog
Westinghouse Elec
Hears Woolworth
Swell little racket by youths nets ten dollars
A 14 year old girl and two boys described a street corner scam in Council Bluffs in which they begged for money to bury a supposed poor man. They kept the first ten dollars, then bought safe state items before authorities took custody of the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Woebegone
Oklahoma and Texas at Red River Bridge Armistice Nears
Oklahoma and Texas forces awaited word on the contested toll bridge over the Red River. A Texas delegation rushed from Austin to Houston to secure a governor’s signature on a bill granting toll rights, signaling possible opening of the bridge and an end to martial law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Texas
Durant
Okla
Red River
Okklahoma
William H
Austin
Houston
Jake J. Loy
Sidney Benbow
Pat Daugherty
Daugherty
Sterling
Benbow and Loy
J. M. Kennerly
Beekeepers of Indiana County Plan Wednesday Picnic
Beekeepers of Indiana County have arranged a basket picnic for Wednesday July 29 in the Marion Center grove near the F B Shafter service station half a mile south. E J Anderson from the College will lead entertainment with Marion Center Bea Club cooperation featuring apiary visits and demonstrations on handling bees hive transfers swarm control and supers. All beekeepers and families are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Marion Center
E. J. Anderson
Bea Club
Picnic at Cliffside for Indiana county youths
All young people of Indiana county are invited to the Christian Endeavorers picnic at Cliffside Park on Monday July 27. The afternoon program is led by J W Everett of the Y M C A, with a picnic supper at 6:00 p.m. A talk on San Francisco convention findings follows at Zion Lutheran Church at 7:45. Attendees are asked to bring notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Christian Endeavorers
Cliffiside Park
J. W. Everett
San Francisco
Zion Lutheran Church
Ill Will Rogers Letter From Beverly Hills
Beverly Hills July 25. This hot spell prompts California papers to print heat prognostications. The writer credits Secretary Mellon Stimson and O McIntyre for maintaining the American tourist trade this summer. Financial gloom forces American millionaire polo players to compete in Argentina. The Argentine republic supplies over 90 percent of our tanned hides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Gazette
Beverly Hills
Cal
California
Mellon
Stimson
O. McIntyre
Argentine Republic
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James
Lucille
Clinton F. Hildebrand
Laura Jean McFeaters
Armagh
Lewis McFeaters
William
W. J. McFeaters
J. T. Davia
Roxbury M. E
Johnstown
Armagh Cemetery
Young Blessing
Curb Market Ark
Natl Gas
Peee Pti Eeeree Asso
Gas-Elec A
Wee Veereuee Cities Service
C. Cuss Eneees Td
Cinivevererdseseny Pennroad
Ceeeeees
Ees
Lone Star Gas
Pittsburgh Market
Harbison Walker
ARS
C. E
Cliffside
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