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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1933

Page

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Commencement Exercises At Indiana State Teachers College

Program notes announce Ernest C. Noyes will speak at the summer session commencement on Friday July 28 at 730 PM on the college campus. The formal program includes processional, orchestra, invocation by Rev. Fred L. Fink, girls chorus, address on teaching by Noyes, diploma conferrals by M. J. Waleh, and benediction. Faculty reception and commencement dinner follow. diplomas listed for a two year curriculum group from several towns.

Ernest C. Noyes Allegheny County Schools Indiana State ‘Teachers College Fred L. Fink Wirst’ Christian Church Indiana Maunder Carl Busch My. Noges M. J. Waleh Benediction Rev. Fink College Wining Room Martha Ruth Crawford Punxsutawney Edith Thelma _Frederickson Washington Helen Dally Gartner Castle Shannon Viola Martha George Grateton Paul Raymond Gressly Roffs Dale Sarah Alice Hanna New Kensington Maurice Euwin Harrison Edin Hilda May Page Igo

Noted P R R Claim Agent McIntyre Dies at 77

William Matthews McIntyre 77 a well known Pennsylvania Railroad claim agent and longtime assistant to Robert Pitcairn died at his Swissvale home from an apoplectic stroke. A Latrobe resident for twenty years he was an elder in the Presbyterian Church and leaves three sisters and an Indiana nephew. Funeral arrangements have not been set.

William Matthews MclIntyre Pennsylvania Railroad Robert Pitcairn Whipple Avenue Swissvale Mr. Mintyre John Margaret McIntyre Westmoreland County Mr. Piteairn McIntyre

Carnera Reinstated to Fight in Pennsylvania State

Primo Carnera the world heavyweight champion and his manager William Duffy were reinstated in Pennsylvania by a unanimous vote of the State Athletic Commission. Reinstatement awaits license renewal for both after suspensions dated August 28 1941 following an altercation with a deputy at Philadelphia ball park.

Philadelphia Primo Carnera William Duffy Pennsylvania State Athletic Commission Philly

Woman Sues Over Food After Divorce

Chicago July 26 A wife in a restaurant owning family filed a divorce complaint alleging her husband refuses to provide her with sufficient food. The case centers on marital settlement amid the couple's restaurant interests.

Chicago Liebling

Petitions On File Here

A list of local officials and candidates filed petitions in various roles including school directors tax collectors inspectors and council members. Names mentioned include Frank A McCrea J B Reed Cc Walker E H Barr F Hopkins WD McManus David Ober Carrollton Philippi Mangus Sprankle Clark L Myers J B Potts and Mrs Florence Stephens across Marion Center Brushvalley Two First Ward Indiana Cherryhill Township and Washington Township.

Frank A. McCrea Brushvalley Two No. 1 Frank J. Wells Marion Center J. B. Reed Green Mt Cc. J. Walker E. H. Barr Burgess F. Hopkins Councilman WD. McManus David Ober Carrolton Philippi Mangus R. Sprankle Clark L. Myers First Ward Indiana J. B. Potts Washington Twp Florence Stephens Cherryhill

Unions Active Spread Across Western Pennsylvania Mines

International News Service reports a strike wave from Eastern Pennsylvania mills to western mining and manufacturing regions. In the Brownsville coal district at Colonial No 1 mine of the H C Frick Coke Co five people were injured in a clash as Gov. Pinchot ordered state police to quell rioting. Deputy Sheriff John Kuh Wayne Snell Emmett Cole Merrill Cole and Mike Mazurek were injured amid stones and clubs as Snell’s car was wrecked. Major Lynn G Adams was dispatched to back Greensburg Troop A at Mt Gretna. Continued on page two.

International Pennsylvania Western Secon Brownsville Colonial No. 1 H. C. Frick Coke Company Gifford Pinchot Mt. Gretna Lynn G. Adams State Police Greensburg Barracks John Kuh Wayne ‘Snell Uniontown Emmett Cole Merrill Hopwood Mike’ Mazurek Knd Snell Cole Brothers

Akron Tire Prices Increased 10 Percent

Akron July 20. Eight major Akron rubber companies announced a flat 10 percent rise in automobile tire prices effective immediately. Companies named include Goodyear, General, Mohawk, India, Selbowling, Falls, and others. Increases reflect higher crude rubber and cotton costs and reduced textile machine hours. A further rise may follow after the cotton processing tax on Aug. 1. Dr. Freeman, foot specialist, will be at Hotel Moore tomorrow evening.

Akron Gradyear Qoodrich Tire, Stone iGeneral Mohawk India Selbowling Falls Company

Costs of Indiana Schools For a Six-Year Period

The accompanying graph shows the tax rate for school purposes for the Indiana school district over six years. A $15,000 school loan in 1929-29 raises the annual operation cost to 21 mills, while real estate taxes decline from 19 to 14.5 mills. Enrollment averaged 2105 from 1927 to 1931, with 2141 in 1952, 86 higher than the prior five-year average. Bond repayments and interest exceed $20,000 annually, with about $20,000 in bonds redeemed each year.

Indiana Schorl

Hitler acts in hygienic way

Berlin July 26 The cabinet decreed a law for prevention of a degenerate young generation and for sterilization of all persons with hereditary diseases. Sterilization to be decided by special courts and performed only at state hospitals with appeal to a supreme sterilization court. A second law enforces compulsory sterilization of sex criminals.

Berlin Adolf Hitler Supreme Court

Kidnapped Wife Plans Radio Appeal for Urschel

Oklahoma City July 26 Mrs Bernice Urschel wife of Chas F Urschel oil operator and millionaire said she would broadcast an appeal to his abductors tonight on WKY. She would renew her offer of any reasonable ransom if gangsters contact intermediaries and would promise immunity to the kidnappers within the family power.

Oklahoma City Okla Chas. F. Urschel Bernice Urschel WKY Urschel Slick-lrschel Oklahoma

Slayer of American Girl on Trial in Switzerland

In Viege Switzerland the prosecutor demanded 17 years for Heinrich Walther a 30 year old Swiss peasant charged with the murder of Jerane Ibershoff a Cleveland student on a bicycle tour last September. He was said to have confessed after the attack when she rejected his advances.

Viege Switzerland Heinrich Walther Jerane Ibershoft Cleveland Walther Smit'h College Europe

Hornsby Signs Up With St Louis Browns

Rogers Hornsby, famed NL star and manager, signs to manage the St. Louis Browns in the American League for the remainder of 1933 with options through 1935. Deal terms were not disclosed. Lawn fete announced for Ed Vogel’s lawn on North Fifth Street hosted by C.D. of A. All are welcome.

ST. Louis Rogers Hornsby St. Louis Browns Rajah Phil Ball Browns Vogel's North Fifth St Auspices of C.D. of A All Welcome

Shaw turns 77 as he jokes about aging

Malvern England July 26 George Bernard Shaw marked his 77th birthday admitting no real concern for longevity. He called himself an old dodderer yet said a part of his mind stays young with changes that keep it vital.

Malvern Eng George Bernard Shaw

Indiana Chamber Backs Roosevelt Code Cooperation

Indiana merchants and manufacturers reported full support for the National Industrial Recovery Act after a post on President Roosevelt's radio address. The Chamber sent a telegram to the White House promising one hundred percent signed to comply with the blanket code and wage rules. The drive aims to cut unemployment by Labor Day with code hearings to follow and a pledge program for consumers.

Indiana Roosevelt United States Washington Teoosevelt Hugh S. Johnson National Recovery Act Johnson Roosevalt Center White House

Local State Police Winners at Idlewild Park Event

Two Indiana State Motor Patrol members earned honors at the sixth annual inspection and picnic at Idlewild Park. Patrolman B W McClusky was runner up in bean eating, with Patrolman Charles Lougner taking top prize. Corporal L R Feloni won the pool footrace. Patrolman Thomas Jones received a pistol shooting medal from New Jersey officials after a 295 of 300 score.

Indiana State Motor Patrol Idlewild Park B. W. McClusky Charles Loughner Greensburg L. R. Feloni P. Jd. Dorr Harrisburg Lawrence Brosha C. F. Schroeder David J. Miller Thomas Jones Washington New Jersey Dorr H. Norman Schwartzkopf Jones

Welfare Worker Agnes Stadtmiller Returns to Duty

Miss Agnes Stadtmiller in charge of welfare work for Indiana county returns to her desk in the Indiana County Commissioners' office after seventeen weeks away. Her condition has improved enough for partial daily presence and continued recovery at home and hospital.

Agnes Stadtmiller Indiana County Indiana Hospital Philadelphia Street

Geography Work for Armstrong County

At a July 26 meeting in Kittanning County Superintendent Heilman’s office Miss Erna Grassmack head of Indiana State College geography department outlined plans for Armstrong County geography club work this year. She will prepare lesson outlines and study aids to guide the club and aid county teachers, with data forwarded to the superintendent and then to teachers for the 1933 34 term.

Kittanning Schoois C. M. Heilman Erna Grassmack Indiana State College Geography Club Armstrong County Grassmack

Mrs Biago Formica Dies After Short Illness

Mrs Camilla Pormica wife of Biagio Formica a noted shoe repair man of North Sixth Street died in Indiana Hospital Tuesday evening after a short illness Funeral arrangements pending Vogel s Lace North Fifth Street under the auspices of C D of A all welcome

Camilla Pormica Biagio Formica North Sixth Street Indiana Hospital

Donora marks first blast furnace firing amid mourners

In Donora, Pennsylvania on July 26 mourners gather for an all day wake as 11,000 citizens prepare to celebrate the firing of the first blast furnace at the American Steel and Wire Company. The scene blends somber rites with a historic industrial milestone in this steel town.

Donora INS American Steel and Wire Company

West Indian hurricane passes St Thomas with minor damage

A West Indian hurricane moving at about 60 mph skirted south of St Thomas near dawn bringing limited damage to Virgin Islands crops and fencing at St Croix. Porto Rico reported the storm veered north easing fears of widespread ruin while six lives had already been lost in the Leewards.

Thomas Virgin — Islands St. Thomas St. Croix Virgin Islands San Juan Porto Rico Leeward Islands

Stratosphere Flight Tonight In Strata Ballon Attempt

Lieut Commander T G W Seattle prepared for a midnight takeoff from Soldier Field aboard the Piccard Comp ton balloon to study cosmic rays. Weather will decide exact hour. Commander Settle to pilot alone, with Dr Arthur H Compton supervising from New York via telephone. Instruments will measure volume and direction of cosmic rays as the craft ascends into the upper atmosphere.

Chicago INS Seattle Soldier Field Lettie Arthur H. Compton New York Settle United States Navy Jean Piccard August Piccard

Hunt Maniac For Seven Deaths

A maniacal killer sought after mutilation murder of 7 year old Dalbert Aposhlan in San Diego. The boy disappeared from home eight days ago and his body was found in San Diego Bay at dawn. Detectives traced leads for two days before police announced a crew looked promising at a bar and grill room venue.

San Diego Dalbert Aposhlan Dalbert San Diego Bay Chloe Harry Raymond

Prayer Rally Planned for Indiana County Tax Talk

League of Indiana County invites joining counties and all citizens to a Friday evening prayer rally at the House, July 0 0 E. S. T. Speakers include A S Driggers D D addressing prohibition and taxation, Earl E Hewitt on taxation of old and new, Rev Ros Clive D D on great challenge, J Mellyaine D D discussing Indiana County concerns, with music by Jon Genter Band and others.

A. S. Driggers D. D National’ Convention Earl E. Hewitt Ros Clive Blairsville Indiana J. Mellyaine United Presbyterian Church Diana Jon Genter Barney Li Barney Lin Thomas Richardson N. A. Stitfy S Steffy C. R. Laumandolin H. D. McMants Pfeiffer James Caldwell Frank Potts Willis Miles I. Ranck Frank Craig Peterson

Phillips denies banquet stirred political talk at dinner

Former Congressman Thomas W. Phillips dismissed a report that a Butler dinner with Governor Giffor cot included plans for a Phillips for Governor or Senator campaign. He described the July 26 gathering as a casual visit with guests Service Commissioner P. Neck er, State Senator F Harris of Pittsburgh, and Sen. Ed Bennett of Indiana County.

Butler Thomas W. Phillips Giffor Phillips Phi Necker F. Harris Pittsburgh Edn Bennett Indiana County

Treasury balance and receipts totals reported

Washington reports Treasury balance as of July 26 amounting to $826,748,459.48. Separate receipts show M. I. Ri funds at $408,333.57 and customs receipts at $18,992,244.70.

Washington Treasury

Bouduish Family Welcomes Fifteenth Child in Somerset

Johnstown July 36 reports the Bouduish family of Stoyestown has its 15th child, a daughter born Sunday at Somerset Community Hospital. Mr and Mrs Michael Bouduish celebrate the new arrival as the family marked by this latest addition.

Johnstown Bouduish Sunda Somerset Communit Hospital Misael Michael Boudush Stoyestown

Tri County Conference Rally in Worthington Thursday

Armstrong Indiana Tri County Conference rally set for Thursday afternoon 2 30 at Lutheran Church Route 422 Worthington. Program includes hymn service led by R W Bevington with Miss Celia Noble on piano and introductions by Paul Bunting president. Evening program features Rev Case and Miss Catherine Kankle with special music. District gathering runs August 18 20 with active offering planned.

Indiana ‘Tri-County Man Street Worthington R. W. Bevington Celia Noble Lester Case R. Thayer Armstrong Indies Butler Racho

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