Federal budget fears grow over near 5 billion spending plan
A restoration estimate puts Congress near 5 billion in outlays for the ongoing fiscal year starting July 1. Treasury Secretary Mellon warns of a potential 100.6 million deficit due to extraordinary outlays for rivers, harbors, roads, and buildings. A progressive Senate bloc vows to defend tax cuts, while plans to boost federal revenues rely on higher tariffs and growth.
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Fig
Bia
Congress
Povernmant
Treasury
Mellon
Senate
Federal Farm Board
AWE
Meanwile
Untried aire continues from page one
Kentuckian Lucas draws national poll attention as the Republican organization retools its leadership under Huston and a new chairman. The piece analyzes Democratic machine strength, potential shifts in the House and Senate, and the looming November elections amid economic woes and political infighting. Marshal J. C. McGregor of Pittsburgh visits his hometown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucas
Hashébt
Bull
Houde
Renate
G. C.hieft
Howe
Thamecvea
Wea
Huston
Notice of estate administration for I F Fleming
Administration of I F Fleming estate in Greer Township has begun. All creditors must present claims for settlement and those owing debts should pay promptly to Frank C Sensabaugh Commodore Va. Bel2119-26-2-0x
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. F. Fleming
Greer Township
Frank C, Sensabaugh
Commodore
Church Notes on Sunday Services and Meetings
A detailed listing of church services across denominations including Presbyterian, Baptist, Methodist, Episcopal, Catholic, and several smaller congregations. Entries cover Sunday School times, worship services, union evenings, Bible studies, prayer meetings, choir and organ numbers, and special notes on pastor schedules and vacation periods. Names, places, and specific service themes are included where readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strong
Goss
Young People's Meeting
Mina Dorothy Palmar
Presbyterian
Robert L. Clark
Schoo
Bluimenachien
Galbraith
DuBois
Fomare
Bischoff
Buck
Rogera
Lortie
Ambrolase
Christian
Fred
Funk—Bible School
Bob Morning
Worahip
Léazona
Union
Acrylce
Baptist
Arthur B. Fowler
Bible School
Paul
Methodist Episcopal
J. A. McGamey
Peder
Wesleyan Methodist
F. J. Davie
Christ Episcopal
Roger Charnock
St. Bernard's
N. P. McNelis
Christian Scienes
Christian and Missionary Alliance
William McTavish
Zion Lutheran
F. Bisber
Spicher
Emmett Martin
Christian Endeavor
St. James A
Frayer
Tainty Latherns
Homer City
Charles ©. Hallt
Wimner Crivener
Stocks Up As Bulls Lead Market Rally On News
New York July 26 Stocks at midday showed gains led by U S Steel American Can and other favorites. Bulls controlled trading pushing major names to the day’s highs with outside investors aiding bargain hunting. Dow Jones industrials up nearly three points and rails up 26 cents as market sentiment improves amid steady weekend business reports.
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Cousins
New York
American Can
Dupont
Industria Group
U.S. Staal
Onn
General Bleetzle
J-dy Westinghouse
Worthington Pomp
Edi Kesapeake
Ohio
Dow Jones
Columbia Gaa-Mloc
DarBah
Graham Paige
Viccevere
Weatern Pub
Weatighouse
Monty
Ward
Ciceere Ieee
Auburn Motor
Borden Milk I.e
Ecg Gees
Righteousness That Excells Sermon At Luther Chapel
In Indiana Presbyterian services at Luther Chapel Coral Rev Charles and Held Sunday School at 1 30 Robert Taye superintendent preaching at 2 30 All are invited to these services.
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Luther Chapel
Coral
Charles
Robert Taye Aui
Majestic Radio Door Prize at Streams Music
Eighteen over the air promises a grand event with a Majestic Radio given away as a door prize. Attendees must be on the dance floor to win, collect a coupon, fill it out, and present it at the door. The radio is on display in Streams' Music Store window and the machine is courtesy of Silas Streams. This attraction is billed as one of the greatest to visit Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Streams’ Music Store
Silas Streams
Indiana
Blessing Heads to Harrisburg to Meet Son in Bermuda Visit
A. F. Blessing departed this morning by land for Harrisburg to meet his son Francis who had returned from a visit with his grandfather to Bermuda. Mrs. Florence Stephens and Mrs Anna B. Stephenia of Cherryhill Township visited Indiana friends last evening. H. G. Witter of Bellefonte was a guest of George S. McHenry yesterday. Witter served in the Spanish American War with McHenry. Hert Baughman of DuBois, BR and P Railroad special officer, was a Friday Indiana business visitor. Luce of Punxsutawney, Montgomery Ward manager, attended to business in town yesterday. R. Cummings of Buffington township was among the day’s callers in the County Treasurer’s office. C. M. McMillen of Rayne township was in town yesterday afternoon. George T. McHenry, installing electric work at the Armstrong County Home in Kittanning, inspected the work yesterday.
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A. F. Blessing
Harrisburg
Francis
Bermuda
Florence Stephens
Anna B. Stephenia
Cherryhill Township
Indiana
H. G. Witter
Bellefonte
George S. McHenry
Witter
McHenry
Hert Baughman
DuBois
BR. & P. Railroad
K, . Luce
Punxsutawney
Montgomery Ward
P. R. Cummings
Buffington Township
C. M. McMillen
Rayne Township
George T. McHenry
Armstrong County
Kittanning
All-American Derby at Douglas Ends In Fast Monoplane Race
The all-American air derby stages a bake-off in Douglas as Lieut Les Gehhrbach of Little Rock leads the field in the 7,000 mile race. Gehhrbach’s 324 mile Detroit lap took 2 hours 16 minutes 26 seconds with a wide margin over Stub Quinby of Malin Illinois and Lowell Hayles of Springfield Massachusetts. Endurance planes at Lambert St Louis field push into day six amid gale
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Angelo
Tox
Gehlbach
Detroit
Stub Quinby
Maling
Hoys
Geh}bach
Quinby
Lowell Hayles
Springfield
Maas
Endurines Boys
Lambert St, Louis Field
Greater St. Louis
Endurance
Dale Red’ Jackson
Norrest O'Brine
Endurance Record Set on Stinson Mono Flight
A Stinson monoplane reached a 131 hour endurance mark this morning. A refueling aircraft had completed its twenty third contact with the plane two hours earlier, delivering gasoline oil the crew’s breakfast newspapers and telegrams.
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Stinson
TEX DEMOCRACY RACE SHADOWED BY 1928 DEBACLE
The Texas Democratic primary focuses on Love a past anti Smith leader in a contested race with his campaign hindered by court orders and internal strife. Morris Sheppard longtime party figure looks set for renomination despite two challengers including Robert Lee Henry who opposes Prohibition.
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Love
Th Supreme Court
Yace
Morris Sheppard
Robert Lee Henry
Blast victims improve after explosion damages home
The condition of Lanpham's estranged wife, injured in the blast that partially wrecked her home and killed two of her four children, was reported as improved at the hospital. Neither the husband nor the wife have inquired as to the other's condition, it was reported.
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Lanpham
Flower Show Plans Progress in Town
After Mr Rasmussen spoke the gatten and shrubs were viewed informally and the president adjourned. Committees on the Rover met at Mrs James W Mack’s home to report weekly activities. Flower show plans move along and townspeople urged to obtain entry blanks from banks and prepare for the first show. The New Century Club offers sweepstakes and other prizes to be exhibited soon.
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Rasmussen
James W. Mack
Plana
Yielnity
Banka
Drunken Driver Novak Caught After Five-Block Chase
Police said a drunken driver Novak fled for five blocks after a collision with a stock boy unconscious on the bumper. Kubiszewski, allegedly too drunk to walk, admitted working in a steel mill and celebrating a day off. Steve Tinligan, 62, identified as the liquor seller by Kubiszowek.
French authors dominate global play in tense match
The report highlights a Wimbledon tennis clash where Jim Allison faltered against Rene Cochet and Bruguier, with Cochet seizing control early and maintaining pressure throughout. The piece notes Allison’s erratic form and hints at U.S. hopes hinging on Van Ryer’s performance to shift momentum.
French doubles stars Dominate American pair in tennis finals
Paris Covered action from the doubles final where Cochet Brugnon and Borotra overpowered Allison and Van Ryn. Allison struggled with control, making 60 errors over four sets, while Brugnon and Cochet displayed sharp serving and net play to seal France’s victory and build momentum for possible Cup success.
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Allison
France
Brugnon
Cochet
Christian Boussus
William T. Tilden
John Borotova
Franco
George M. Lott
van Ryn
Boussus
Borotra
Lott
Closin
van Rye
Catot
Fragmented Marriage Licenses List With Names
A garbled OCR list presents marriage license entries including Steve Stroker of Detroit and Mary Balas, John Stroker, Mareilet Magas of Dixonville, Walter Gathers of New Bethlehem, Anne Ross of Franklin, Joseph Di Fonte of New Kensington, and others from towns like South Bend, Blairsville, Bolivar, and Millwood with varied spellings and incomplete details. The fragmentary text mixes first and last names across multiple jurisdictions, yielding a chaotic roster of pairs and locales without coherent structure.
Anti-Mergerists Still On Offensive At Youngstown
In Youngstown July 346 INS reports the anti merger case against the Sheet & Tube Bethlehem merger advances despite proxies and ballots, detailing Grace's 1929 bonus of 1.62 million and various testimonies about incentive pay, proxy legality, and large stockholder voting irregularities as the week ends with plans for continued legal action.
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Youngstown
Youkatoten Sheet & Tube Company
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Kegales
Eugene G. Grace
Bethlehem
Grace
Antimerger
Frank Parnell
Sheet & Tube
Antiie
Anti-margerista
Nathan A. Kaercher
Sheet & Tube Common
Hazard
Kaercher
W. J. Morris
Sheat & Tube
Italy aids quake victims as Germany reels in Duisburg
An earthquake in Duisburg, Germany, caused panic but no injuries. Residents fled into the streets as frames and dishes fell. Officials noted relief funds from Italy and its premier to assist reconstruction, while German authorities assessed aftershocks and vaccine relief plans.
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Duisburg
Germany
Altstaden
Italy
Real estate transfers in Jackson and surrounding areas
A series of property transfers are recorded including William W. Carney to Merritt 5 Carney two Pine lots for 75 dollars, Jacob Gold to Blacklick Improvement Company Burrell tract for 1 dollar, Gilbert B. Parnell to France Coprett Hart Whedffield tract for 1 dollar, Maria Lightcap to Harry Lightcap Mast Mahoning tract for 5 600 dollars, Walter A. Long to J P. Davis Blairsville jot for 860 dollars, Gottlieb Kim to C J Kim Burrell tract for 3 000 dollars, Nora Blanche Allison to Harry Allison Center tract, and Ira B H Stein in Indiana. Additional transfers include Farmers and Miners Bank of Jacksonville to Santo Serianno lot in Young for 1 dollar and other Indiana parcels listed for 1 dollar each.
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Tardaint Hart Whedffield
Marla
Lightcap
Harry D. Lightcap
Mast Mahoning
Walter A. Long
P. Davis
Blairsville
Gottlieb Kim
C. J. Kim
Burrell
Nora Blanche Allison
Harry Allison
Center
B. K. Keller
Ira BH
Stein
Indiana
BK. Keller
Grain market mixed as grains end higher on Sunday
In Chicago on July 26, grain futures finished generally higher with grain components showing mixed moves. Wheat ranged lower to higher, corn climbed modestly, and oats advanced while rye edged up. In a separate note from New York on July 20, heavyweight Tuffy Griffithe began workouts ahead of a Tuesday night rematch with Tom Heaney at Queansboro Arena. Middleweight Bing patente and others won recent bouts, with Paris Aplea and Santa New York headline results.
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Chicago
New York
Huggigen
Tuffy Griffithe
Tom Heaney
Queansboro Arena
Millionaire Hobo Leaves Fortune to Workers of the World
Cincinnati July 25. The will of James Eada How, the so called millionaire hobo who died in Staunton, Virginia, leaves his wife Ingebord How what she is legally entitled to and $5 to his brother Louis How and stepson Holger How. The bulk of the estate, estimated over $1,000,000, is bequeathed to the Workers of the World for their use, notably for the education of the unemployed. Executor is Kisin, a leading Ohio attorney. Mourning will be observed by the International Itinerant Hebods of America.
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Cincinnati
James Eada How
Workers of the World
Nicholas Klein
How
Staunton
Klein
Union
Hobo
Ingebord How
Louis How
Holger
Kisin
Ohio
Hebods of America
Jeff Davis
Organization
Customs Receipts Show More Than Fifty Percent Drop
Washington July 26 With the Hawley Smoot tariff in effect for over a month, U S customs receipts fall more than 50 percent from a year ago. Treasury officials warn the revenue would grow tighter, possibly forcing higher taxes. They note July 1 to 22 receipts total 17 468 517 versus 86 455 887 last year, and say the drop is due largely to the new law, though normal levels would still be higher than current figures.
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Washington
Treasury
Wee
Oaders
Old Cigar Makers Sues Corporation For 50000
Pittsburgh July 0 INE Declaring his picture was widely published in ads against soft tipping cigar makers Jacob M Kartub a cigar maker seeks 50000 damages from American Cigar Company claiming a photographer used his image for industrial pictures portraying his style of rolling cigars at home. He says the depiction implies he spits while rolling and harms his reputation.
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Pittsburgh
Ine
Jacoh M. Kartub
Common Pleas
Amoeritan Cigar Company
Kariub
Anya
Algar Company
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Vesuvius
Taly
Cologne
Roosevelt Field
Louis Reichera
Robert Black
Tex
Fage One
Cochet, Brugnon
Audi «& Foat
Wank
Steve Stroker
Mich
Mary Magdalene Balas, Dixonyille
John Paul Stroker
Mareilet Josephine Magas
Dixonville
Qeorge
Duit
Kent
Allos Shields
Rosalier
Walter Devers Gathers
New Bethlehem
Anne Qerushing Ross
Franklin, Pa
Norman Finley Dijlen
South Basa
Margaret Alice Martin
South Bend
John Albert Short
Millwood
Anna May Waldron
Austin Veyron Boyer Yatoehes
Chrizsia Mikoxaldail
Uae
Marion
Mussolini
Bank of Italy
Joe Bangie
Bingpatente
Joe Sekyra
Dayton
George Nage
York
Middle
Ijshnoyener New 'Yove
Py Peuebesytteeite
Millianaire Hobo i
OLD Cigar Makers
Bues Corporation
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