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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1935

Page

2

The King Can Do No Wrong and NRA Scrutiny

A columnist argues Washington jitters over the Supreme Court NRA ruling. It clarifies that the court struck down the method, not the NRA, as Congress delegated authority. The piece contrasts interstate versus intrastate commerce and suggests new presidential advisers could salvage the administration.

Washington Annie Rooney Supreme Court Foundation NRA Congress Supreme Court of the United States United States Congress United States Democratic Congress England

Weather guidance for farmers on rain and drought

The piece urges printing and distributing a farm bulletin from the U S Department of Agriculture or Pennsylvania’s department, giving farmers clear instructions for crops during both excessive rain and dry spells. It argues rain is unpredictable, roosters and forecasts aside, and emphasizes widespread access to practical agricultural guidance.

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National Park Service Illuvision at San Diego Exposition

Department of the Interior plans Illuvision three dimensional displays at the California Pacific International Exposition opening May 29 in San Diego. Exhibits feature nine western national parks with relief maps models and talks, plus CCC work camps and dramatic portrayals of Sequoia Yosemite Lassen Crater Lake Bryce Canyon Grand Canyon Carlsbad Caverns and more.

Department of the Interior Department San Diego National Park Service California Bureau CCC Uncle Sam’s Illuvision Sequoia National Park Yosemite Mount Lassen Crater Lake Yellowstone Utah Bryce Canyon Grand Canyon Colorado Carlsbad Caverns

Todays Of Other Years Chautauqua Comes To Indiana July

Chautauqua is slated for July with an intellectual treat for Indiana readers and a prominent feature promised. Mrs. Hamlin E. Cogswell and her daughter Edna Allan Cogswell will be honored guests at a reception by the New Century Club executive board at Mrs. Joseph W. Clements home on North Sixth street Thursday evening.

Hamlin E. Cogswell Edna Allan Cogswell Indiana Conservatory of Music New Century Club Joseph W. Clements North Sixth Street Cogswells Conservatory Harvey Snyder John Milton Shields Indiana County Andrey Shields Kintersburg

War Service Details for 205th Pennsylvania Volunteer Soldier

War records note three years service in Company B P R V C and role as Hospital Steward of the 205th Pennsylvania Volunteers.

P.R.V.C 205Th Pennsylvania Volunteers

Ten Year Old Deaths and Marriages in Indiana Area

Ten years ago on Friday in New Castle six individuals from Indiana region were married including Miss Edna Louise Houston and Miss Alberta Milliken. Washington reports former vice president Thomas Riley Marshall of Indiana died at 9 40 this morning from pneumonia while reading a Bible. Jane E Leonard Memorial fundraising exceeds 17000 dollars. J Murray Buterbaugh of Indiana elected president of Dickinson College class of 1927. he is in the Dickinson College band and Phi Kappa Psi.

Edna Louise Houston W. J. Houston Indiana William Fairman Punxsutawney John P. H. Shields Wilkinsburg Roy A. Siegfried Manor Alberta Milliken New Castle Washington Thomas Riley Marshall United States Jane E. Leonard Carlisle J. Murray Buterbaugh Dickinson College Buterbaugh Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity

Did You Ever Stop to Think about Taxes and Care

A satirical piece likens taxpayers to a sick man and contrasts two groups the Brain-Trusters and Tax-Raisers versus the patient’s family. It argues higher taxes as medicine and lower taxes as recovery, urging the family to act for tax cuts to save the patient. The tone critiques fiscal policy debates and elected remedies.

Your Childre No Research Gives Hope for Stuttering Care

Olive Roberts Barton notes parental questions on stuttering and cites Dr. Wendell Johnson’s article in Parents Magazine. She highlights brain hemisphere interaction as researchers find more precise control mechanisms and reduce guess-work in speech pathology.

Olive Roberts Barton Wendell Johnson Mother's Encyclopedia Parent's Magazine

Treatment cautions in stuttering therapy for children

Dr Johnson argues that stuttering can be prevented and cured with careful evaluation by a speech pathologist and correct exercises. He warns against unscientific methods, notes risks of harm, and stresses early treatment before age eighteen, while acknowledging gradual progress and the need for patience.

Johnson

Quotes From 1935 Figures On Society And Morality

A collage of brief quotations from Dr George Crile Peter Bogdanoff Ted Shawn Evangelist Billy Sunday and others on medicine art punishment child rearing and exploration. The remarks touch on progress risks and social norms with a light satirical undertone. The collection reflects 1935 perspectives and public figures commenting on contemporary issues.

Two Pittsburgh officers admit aiding looting of shoe store

Two Pittsburgh policemen confess they helped two other men loot a shoe store the previous year. The piece notes it as a nod to Courtesy Week and mentions unrelated government efforts.

Pittsburgh

Oddities in Nature and Geography Noted

A collection of curious facts: the song sparrow bears about 2500 feathers while Virginia features roughly 3000 miles of navigable fishing waters. Chiasmodon Niger can swallow prey three times its length. The cannonball tree bears leaves on top and fruit at the bottom. Stephen Foster, famed for southern songs, was born in Pittsburgh and died in New York.

South America Stephen Foster The South Pittsburgh New York

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