Nazis Worry Over Criticism Increases Repression
Berlin reports daily tightening of Nazi control across the Reich with new measures against Catholics and Jews. Krefeld bans public pool use amid ongoing suppression. Dortmund detains a junk dealer for alleged racial disgrace. Stettin sentences a Jew to three months for alleged peddling at excessive prices. National Zeitung accuses Catholic Youth of assaulting Hitler Youth at a football game. Nuns plead guilty to smuggling large sums abroad from the convent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pifrre J
Hussins
Berlin
INS
Reich
Krefeld
Rhineland
Drews
Hitler
Dortmund
Adolf Wolff
Stettin
Franz Hirsch
National Zeitung
Egsen
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Luitgardis Kneppek
Felicitas Potrz
Rosalina Bell
Rosa Voelkel
Trebnitz
Congregation of St. Carl Borromeus
Revival News At Tabernacle And Community Park
Despite extreme warmth attendance remains strong at the Tabernacle with large Sunday night crowds and visitors from distant towns. Tomorrow features 2:30 afternoon service and 7:45 evening evangelistic hour led by Rev. Jack Munyon with messages on What Price Are You Willing To Pay and A Greater Famine Coming This Way. Marion Center hosts open meetings at Community Park with John Hess of Indiana and his two sons in the afternoon, weather permitting. Salvation Army revival meetings report spiritual uplift with services nightly except Monday led by C S M Heise of Clearfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle
Jack Munyon
Pittsburgh
Munyon
Marion Center
John Hess
Indiana
Salvation Army
Good
M. Heise
Clearfield
Democratic Suggestions for Borough Officials
Democratic suggestions continue from page one noting elected positions for the borough. Third Ward Councilman J B Younkins Con stable and Howard Wilkerson as assessor are mentioned among potential nominees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Ward
J. B. Younkins
Howard Wilkerson
Democrats confident for 1936 in Pennsylvania
Democratic leaders meeting in New York praised Anthony Drexel Biddle s appointment as Norway minister and voiced optimism for a Roosevelt landslide in Pennsylvania in 1936. Secretary Lawrence predicted a clean sweep, while Governor Earle warned of political threats and urged liberalism as a defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Biddle
Norway Post
New York
INS
Anthony
Drexel Biddle
Norway
Roosevelt
David J. Lawrence
United States
Joseph F. Guffey
Lawrence
John B. Kelly
Philadelphia
George H. Earle
Italy Abides to Attend League Meeting If Ethiopia Responds
The note from Rome warns that Italy may reserve its attendance at a League of Nations council meeting if Abyssinia does not accept two July communications. Italy seeks to resume conciliation work while reserving the right to address any agenda items beyond the commission. President Roosevelt outlines a three point neutrality policy limiting U S involvement while favoring world peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethiopia
Italy
League
Maxim Litvinou
League Council
Addis Ababa
League of Nations Conciliation Commission
Scheveningen
Netherlands
Washington
Roosevelt
United States
State Department
Europe
League of Nations Council
Election Officials List For Two Wards
A historic roll names election roles for two wards including judges of election and inspectors such as Robert Hill Cyrls L. McGregor and Jd. S. Swab with others like Norman Pfeiffer and Frank Douglass. It lists ward councilmen and constables including Oliver M. Bennett Edwin F. Feitshans and L. L. Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hill
Jacoby
W. B. Deafenderfer
Charles McLaughlin
Frank Douglass
Oliver M. Bennett
Jd. S. Swab
Cyrls L. McGregor
Harry
H. Layton
Frank E. Ploizer
Earl Leih
Joseph Stadtmillen
Edwin F. Feitshans
L. L. Brown
O'Hara
Dead Man Comes To Life In Senate Lobby Hearing
York reports Charles E. Small, once deemed dead at a Washington utility lobby inquiry, writes to Representative Harry L. Haines asserting he is alive. Postal Telegraph official A Coleman confirms knowledge of a Charles E. Small who has been dead two years and discusses a protest letter burned and unclaimed, suggesting mail misdelivery to a deceased man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Charles &. Small
Washington
U.S
Harry L. Haines
A. Coleman
Postal Telegraph Company
Senate
Charles E. Small
Small
Coleman
Hines
Wheeler-Rayburn
Boy Campers to Get Vacation at Brookside Health Camp
Twenty sun tanned girls at Brookside Health Camp Heilwood will leave Tuesday as boys take over for August 1st. The girls spent their days in songs stunts and marionette acts with crafts, donations of blankets food and articles from local supporters enriching the camp. Miss Betty Winger assisted by Miss Julia Mitchell led activities while the Indiana County Tuberculosis Society runs the program funded by Christmas Seals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookside Health Camp
Heilwood
Betty Winger
Indiana
Julia Mitchell
I. Brody
Cherry Tree
R. QO. Lytle
Rossi
Alice Graffius
Charles L. Russell
Indiana County Tuberculosis Society
Quince Jones Father Dead and Community Losss
Obituary notes the death of Quince Jones father and the passing of Dr. Shotts, with surviving family members and funeral details. Tonkin family ties to Cherry Tree and Scottdale linked to local monuments and church involvement appear alongside notices for the Shotts family in Scottdale and Brush Creek cemetery interment plans.
Human Cannonball Drowns in Ocean at Ocean Park
Ocean Park California July 27 Ins reports say William C Miller a 2 year old from New York was killed when launched from a 100 foot cannon as a beach attraction. His body sank on impact and rescue attempts failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean Park
Cal
INS
William C. Miller
Miller
Delay Action on U S Gold Resolution Delayed Again
Senate Democratic leaders decided to postpone final action on the gold clause resolution requested by President Roosevelt. The measure, passed by the House, is stalled in the Senate Finance Committee and unlikely to be reported this session. If reported, leaders say it will not be taken up on the floor amid sharp opposition from both sides and criticism from former Treasury secretaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
House
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
the Treasury
Glass UD
Virginia
McAdoo
California
Anance Committee
Barkley
Kentucky
Borah
Idaho
Roosevelt tax plan threatens corporations with high excess profits tax
Washington July 27 The tentative plan by House Ways and Means Democrats would fix corporate capital at 1934 values for excess profits tax purposes. The bill would levy five to twenty percent on profits above eight to twelve and a half percent, while freezing 1934 capital, risking heavy taxes if prosperity returns. House leaders expect quick passage, possibly next week, but action may be delayed until August 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Neal
Washington
Nction
House Ways and Means Democrats
House
Congress
Speaker Burns
Ways and Means Committee
Civil Service Examinations list openings and pay scales
The United States Civil Service Commission announces open competitive exams across multiple fields. Posts include maternal and child health specialists with 3600 to 5600 dollars yearly, associate and assistant levels, pathologist and agronomist roles, Alphabetic Accounting Machine Operator at 1440 dollars, and Senior Educationist at 4660 dollars. Full details from the secretary of the Civil Service Board of Examiners at the local post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
Children's Bureau
Department of Lamar
Tiacco
Bureau of Plant Industry
Department of Agriculture
Ofice of Education
Department of the Interior
United States Civil Service Board of Examiners
Tragic real life episode near Sonora involves Hollywood actors
A group led by Warner Baxter on a Sierra Nevada rescue trek found William K. Dusel's 57 year old body at 10,000 feet while his 14 year old son endured a twelve hour vigil beside the father. Jenkins and his son assisted in the search and alerted the film company headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonora
Cal
INS
Warner Baxter
Sierra Nevada Mountains
William K. Dusel
Redwood City
Disel
Jenkins
Disels
Motion Picture Company
Kalodner to become Secretary of Revenue in Philadelphia
Philadelphia June 27. Promotion of Harry E. Kalodner to the $12,000 a year post of Secretary of Revenue will be announced soon by Governor Earle. Kalodner, a former newspaperman and veteran state official, has a background in law, journalism, and government finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
INS
Harry E. Kalodner
George H. Earle
Charles J. Margiotti
Supreme Court
High Tribunal
Robert S. Frazier
Alexander Simpson
Kalodner
H. Edgar Barnes
Barnes
Secretary of Revenue
Democratic State Committee
Justice Simpson
Thomas E. Williams
Karlodner
Southern High School
Law School
University of Pennsylvania
City Hall
Philadelphia Bar Association
Pennsylvania Bar Association
James J. Barry Post
American Legion
Miners Hope for New Scale and Wage Peace
Local relief comes as Appalachian Coal Conference extends the wage agreement to September 16. With the United Mine Workers poised to strike at expiry, industry leaders expect the Guffey bill to pass soon, easing the crisis. Mines in the area show varied operation days this week amid anticipation of idleness next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Appalachian Coal Conference
United Mine Workers of America
Luther League Adjourment Sets September Conference
Altoona July 27 The Luther League of Pennsylvania plans to hold a September conference after adjourning its annual convention. Luther C. Lang elected treasurer. new executive committee members named from Reading Lewistown Lancaster Morristown Jeannette. Other officers elected include educational secretary Miss Sue Kleibschiedel missionary secretary Miss Hazel Narina life service secretary Mrs Ralph Swavely junior secretary Miss Mary Niemeyer Pittston and publicity chairman Marvin Eckardt Philadelphia. Conference for district presidents and executives to follow, with departmental conferences for district workers and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
CINL
Luther League of Pennssylvania
Luther C. Lang
Forst
League
Luther C. Schmehl
Reading
Eva Minnick
Lewistown
Anna Carter
Lancaster
Cecil C. King
Morristown
H. Wesley Henry
Jeannette
Sue Kleibschiedel
Catasagua
Hazel Narinah
Freedom
Mary Niemeyer
Pittston
Ralph G. Swavely
C. A. Steigerwalt
Schuylkill Haven
Marvin H. Eckardt
25 STUDENTS GAIN DEGREES IN EDUCATION PROGRAM
A list of graduates includes Blanche Singer from Cravenor Angela Austin Egan DuBois Anna Mary Gant Latrobe Walter William Jones Cherry Tree Marian Alice Lambing Marion Center Charles Robert Myers St Benedict Eleanor Lillian Cathryn Paterick Hastings Beryl Lydick Quinn Indiana William LeRoy Smith Blairsville Ethel Ann Taylor Barnesboro Virginia Mary Haines McKees Rocks Mildred Dorothy McNeel Greensburg Evelyn Eleanora Thompson Lucerne Mines from the Secondary Education Degree program and Intermediate Two-Year Curriculum Normal Certificate and Kindergarten Primary Two-Year tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page One
Blanche Singer Cravenor
Indiana
Angela Austin Egan
DuBois
Anna Mary Gant
Latrobe
Walter William Jones
Cherry Tree
Marian Alice Lambing
Marion Center
Charles Robert Myers
St. Benedict
Eleanor Lillian Cathryn Paterick
Hastings
Beryl Lydick Quinn
William LeRoy Smith
Blairsville
Ethel Ann Taylor
Barnesboro
Virginia Mary Haines
McKees Rocks
Mildred Dorothy McNeel
Greensburg
Evelyn Eleanora Thompson
Lucerne Mines
Indiana Driver Killed When Truck Leaves Roadside
A jury in Indiana heard that WM J Payne died after his truck veered into a ditch near New Florence. Witnesses said the elder Payne fell from the seat as the vehicle plowed through an embankment. the driver claimed to have consumed beer earlier and that the accident happened around 5 45 p.m. Investigators noted tire marks and questioned the driver's story. further district attorney investigation was recommended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Galavitz
Indiana
State Highway Patrol
Galavitz
James Miller
Lockport
New Florence
Woods
Eugene Wilson
Florence
Ethiopia to Welcome Mayor McNair of Pittsburgh
Addis Ababa July 27 In an effort to aid a peaceful solution of the dispute with Italy Ethiopia will welcome Mayor McNair of Pittsburgh if he visits the country the foreign minister told INS today. The emperor will welcome and receive the mayor as he would any individual or representative of any organization seeking to maintain peace.
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Addis
Ababa
INS
Ethiopia
McNair
Pittsburgh
Italy
Carbaugh Named Neal Fired In State Payroll Shakeup
Harrisburg July 27 Thirteen persons dismissed and 21 appointed to the commonwealth payroll. Appointments include Clarence A. Carbaugh inspector 1090 in Forests and Waters. Dismissals include Walter C. Neal inspector Smicksburg 1140 in Forests and Waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Commonwealth
Forests and Waters
Clarence A. Carbaugh
Corade
Walter C. Neal
Smicksburg
Playground Activities Promote Swim and Outings
Fifty children from Horace Mann and Thaddeus Stevens playgrounds swam at Dreamland Park Pool despite rain. Miss Davis Marjorie Luster and Sara Smith supervised. Activities included stories beads dolls and carving. new plans eyed for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Mann
Thaddeus Stevens
Dreamland Park Pool
Miss Davis
Marjorie Luster
Sara Smith
Betty Rieg
Second Street
Grant Street
Joe Catanzerite
Bill Holstein
White's Woods
Sarah Smith
Mation Cox
Miss Armstrong Bride in Pittsburgh ceremony
Matthews of 425 Lincoln street wed Charles Edgar Hagins of 314 Luzerne street Westmont in Shady Avenue Presbyterian Church Pittsburgh. They honeymooned in Columbus Ohio then return to 805 Franklin street. Mrs. Hagins active in Cambria County Medical Society Auxiliary and Pennsylvania State Medical Society Auxiliary with prior offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hains
Cambria County Medical Society Auxiliary
Pennsylvania State Medical Society Auxiliary
Hagins
American Medical Society Auxiliary
Margiotti Study and Coal Lands Offer Debate
The jurist Margiotti was elected as an organization candidate. Dumbauld was offered 15 000 then 18 000 and finally 20 000, which he refused. Hays recalled a separate talk where Dumbauld proposed a coal deal worth 35 600. Margiotti pressed if the expense would push him to drop exceptions, the witness said no.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dumbauld
Hays
Greene County
Miargiotti
Petitions For County Offices Listed In Local Notice
A list of candidates filed petitions for county offices including supervisors, school directors, constables, road supervisors, judges of election, and justice of the peace. Party affiliations noted as R or D alongside names and districts such as Washington, West Wheatfield, Blairsville, Canoe, Grant, and Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L, Hopking
Washington
Lane Oaks
Grant
N. A. Baily
Joe Polls
John George
Center
Thomas W. Wadding
Blairsville
Max M. Stiver
Canoe
John C. Lear
West Wheatheld
Walter F, Brendlinger
Wast Wheatfeld
John H
Unidentified suicides and accidents report across three cities
In Harrisburg a 27 year old woman, Pearl Lesner Lonhaker, was found fatally shot near a barn and police suspect suicide. In Butler, 23 year old Esther Vanbrogh died in a rollover collision. her companion George Walters Jr survived. In Erie, Charles Loomis, 42, died when a car crashed into a pole. driver Harry Sherly, 46, was critically injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Kinkers Heights
Pearl Lesner Lonhaker
Butler
Esther Vanbrogh
Butler Plank Road
George Walters
Erie
INS
Charles Loomis
Here
Harry Sherly
Harmot Hospital
Sherly
Oolice
Stock Market Ends Week Bullish With Broad Gains
New York July 27 The stock market closed the week on a bullish note as gains ran 1 to 2 points with many issues at new highs. Chrysler Westinghouse and farm stocks led advances while grains and silver supported gains. Bonds rose and the dollar remained quiet as utilities advanced but industrials later outweighed them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Gould
New York
Chrysler
Westinghouse
Motors
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Moorhead
Democrats
Brookside Health Emporium
Quince Jones
Margaret Hughes
Vincent Tonkin
Clearfield County
Dudley
Cherry Tree Monument
C. O. Anderson
Arthur White
Loucks Avenue
Secottdale
Tha
Brush Creek Cemetery
Irwin
U. S. Gold
Civil Service Examination
Barnea
Supreme
Father Divine
Luther League
WM. J. Payne
McNairn
Carbaugh
Neal
Dreamland
Joe Calanterite
Paul Munshower
Wallace Nordby
Miss Armstrong
Margiotti
WWE
Fuomy, Geo D. Leydi Pao
Uae
Sohn L. Tree
Crymer-Asses
Bar
Union Pacific
Allied Chai
American Tobacco
Anaconda Cop Armour
Atchison
T and SF Atlantic
Auburn Motors
Bandorr
Bethlehem Steel
Bordens
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake and Ohio
Stu
Columbia Gas
Consolidated Oil Continental Dan Curtiss-Wright du Pont
Eastman Kodak
Erle RR
Freeport Texas General Electric
General Foods
General Motors
Penny Co
Kennecott Copper
Miami Copper
Montgomery Ward
Nash Motors
National Cash Register
National Dairy Prod National Radiator
NH and
North American
Packard Motors Pennsylvania RR
Pullman
United States Rubber Pure Oil Radio Corporation Radio Keith ‘Reynolds Tobacco
Sears Roebuck Socony-Vacuum
Standard Oil of Cal Standard Oil of
Texas Corp
Union Pacific United Corp
United Gas Imp
United States Steel
Warner Bros Pictures
Westinghouse Air B
Westinghouse Electric Mountain Fuel Supply
Woolworth
CURB
Ford
Pennoad Corporation
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