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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1935

Page

2

Farm Values Rise in Pennsylvania in 1935

A Federal report shows Pennsylvania farm real estate value index on March 1, 1935, up one point from the previous year, the first 1920s-era gain in state farm values. Foreclosures drop, credit terms loosen, and cash transfers remain common. Small farms attract city wage earners and salaried workers, with broader gains in Western and Southern states. The national index rose three points, led by Alabama, Pennsylvania, and Vermont.

Pennsylvania Secretary of Agriculture J. Hansell French Alabama Pennnsylvania Vermont New England Middle Atlantic

Dyeing Plant Fire in McKeesport Causes $10000 Loss

A blaze in a McKeesport dyeing plant last night caused an estimated $10000 in damages and endangered a fireman who was rescued from a fall through the roof. The fire started in the cleaning room and spread to an adjacent house as 12 workers fled to safety.

Pittsburgh McKeesport Leonard McQuaide

Farmers Field Day June 13 at state college

Farmers Field Day at the Pennsylvania State College on Thursday, June 13, will offer demonstrations and talks across agricultural economics, engineering, agronomy, animal husbandry, dairy, forestry, fruit growing, horticulture, poultry, and home economies. Exhibits include pasteurizing, irrigation, soil fertility plots, and vegetable preparation. demonstrations cover feed grinding, potato grading, cheese making, and more with extensive exhibits and experiments.

Pennsylvania State College The Star

Brushvalley Field Day at State College features chorus contest

The Brushvalley Community Chorus of thirty voices will compete in the rural community chorus contest during the farmers field day. The winner earns a invitation to sing at the 1936 State Farm Show in Harrisburg. Visitors can tour the college campus and farms, view cheese butter and ice cream demonstrations, and enjoy a no charge sightseeing bus ride. A detailed program is available at the Extension office in the Court House.

Harrisburg Nellie McCrea Davis Brushvalley Com College Grove Court House

Public Sanitary Service Action in Indiana Borough

The Board of Health grants a license to Joseph Barris to clean cess pools and privy vaults in Indiana Borough. Contact Barris at 947-F or Health Board secretary L. F. Robinson at 55-R. Price limited to five dollars per load. cesspools must be cleaned and filled with earth when sewers are available under Health Officer supervision.

Board OF Health Joseph Barris Indiana Barris L. F. Robinson

Republican War Veterans Act meeting eyed for permanent organization

A Harrisburg session on Saturday aims to form a permanent Republican War Veterans Association with C. C. McLain as temporary secretary and Frank W. Kurtz as temporary chairman. Veterans from 87 counties were invited to a luncheon and a talk by M. Harvey Taylor on veteran political matters. The 1:40 p.m. gathering follows a May 18 meeting where reps pledged to cooperate with state and county GOP committees. A trivia note states a caterpillar has 4000 muscles while a human has about 970.

Republican War Veterans’ Association Harrisburg C. C. McLain Frank W. Kurtz Huntingdon McLain Republican State Committee Republican Party M. Harvey Taylor Kurtz Huntingdon County Republican Committee American Legion

Red Leader Executed At Dawn In Hamburg

Fritz Fiele-Schulze, a communist leader and head of the illegal Red Fighters League, was executed at dawn in Hamburg for high treason, betrayal of military secrets, and attempted murder. Convicted on all charges, he was linked to Nazi assaults in spring 1933. Hitler declined to grant a pardon.

Hamburg INS Fritz Fiele-Schulze Red From Fighters’ League Fiele-Schultke Hitler Youth Hitler

Smother Play in Bridge Explains Timing and Throws

Sam Naiman outlines the smother play in bridge with a sample hand. The article explains how timing a throw in and a rump wick affect the lead, the sequence of plays, and how declarer loses the ace of spades while opponents hold key spades. The piece notes Naiman’s role in national tournaments.

Decisver WM. E. McKenney American Bridge League Mf) Af Sam Naiman Amercan Bridge League Naiman Russel J. Baldwin Baldwin America

Bridge play unfolds in a late trick sequence

The ace of diamonds is cashed, a small diamond taken in dummy with the kings, and South wins with the queen. The ace of clubs is cashed while Scully holds ace of spades a diamond and a club Wes has a club two hearts dummy shows nine and heart of trump and a diamond East holds king six of clubs jack of diamonds. If declarer leads Bast with a diamond he risks a sharp loss, setting up a smother play as the nine is led.

West Art South East Synth Declarer Rast Scully Leump Bast Ieading the Nine

Card play notes from bridge column and odd ant observation

West wins with queen as de claver shifts a diamond. East discards the jack. West leads a heart and dummy trumps with eight of spades smothers Easts king and six. Ants observed selling injured companions leg fragments as plaster.

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