Methodist Conference Opens In Pittsburgh
The Pittsburgh conference of the Methodist Episcopal church opened with debates on modern Christianity and wealth. Rev Dr C W Tinsley marked his 50th ministry anniversary warning the church is bankrupt amid economic crisis. Bishops and ministers led services as alumni and speakers attended, with new officers elected.
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Pittsburgh
Bellevue
Co. W. Tinsley
Cresson
Adna W. Leonard
E. P. Harper
C. W. Tinsley
Allegheny College
Mt. Union College
Halford E. Luccok
Yale Divinity School
W. L. Wilkinson
Follansbee
W. Va
R. BE. Pangler
Mars
C. W. Campbell
Leonard
Autogiro Will Visit Indiana
The article explains the autogiro as a plane with two wing sets. A second four blade rotor atop the craft enables vertical takeoffs and controlled descents from tiny grounds. Safety benefits hinge on independent wing sets allowing a safe landing even if one wing set is damaged.
Revival Sermons At Indiana Evangelistic Tabernacle
Special evangelistic services are held at the Indiana Evangelistic Tabernacle in the Agricultural Building at the Fair Grounds under Rev. Scruby of Wheeling West Virginia. The Bible teacher speaks clearly on spiritual topics and will discuss Where Are the Dead Tonight Heaven. Evening services begin at 8 00 PM. Interdenominational services invite all to attend and hear Rev. Scruby.
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Wapernacle c
Indiana Evangelistic Tabernacle
Agrccultural
Fair Grounds
Rev
Scruby
Franklin, Pa
Lehman Evangelistic Party
Wheeling
W. Va
County Congress Of Women Clubs Meeting in Indiana
The Indian County Congress of Clubs will meet Tuesday June 13 at the First Presbyterian church in Indiana. Registration opens at 9 a.m. CST with a 9:30 start and luncheon at 40 cents. Notable speakers include Mrs. James G. Chalfant and Mrs. Joseph Stern. Luncheon reservations due by June 10 to local club officers.
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Indian County Congress of Clubs
First Presbyterian Church
Indiana
Florence Wallace
Oakland Avenue
John Phillips
State Federation of Pennsylvania Women
James G. Chalfant
South Western District
Joseph Stern
Department of Juniors
Clifford Taylor
Division
Saltsburgz Music Club
W. H. Mace- Coll
County Congress of Clubs
Blacklick and Burrell
Grand jury indicts state trooper and Blairsville teen
James Pennington of Glen Campbell testified in defense of a state trooper accused of aiding a search during a car stop near McGees Mills. In Blairsville, Joseph Dixon, 16, was indicted for involuntary manslaughter after William Snyder, 15, was fatally shot on April 11. Troopers said Dixon believed the gun was unloaded when he fired, a claim contested by investigators who say the gun was loaded.
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James Pennington
Glen Campbell
McGees Mills
Pennington
Vite
Mehallick
Grey Campbell
Blairsville Bay
Joseph Dixon
Blairsville
William Snyder
Etta Noel
North Side
Dixon
Dixon Boy
Snyder Boy
Indiana
Greensburg
Morgan Power Exerted To Save Senate Inquiry Into Lamont Stock Transaction
The Senate banking and currency committee met in secret to expand its powers for an income tax inquiry involving Morgan partners William Ewing Harold Stanley and Thomas W Lamont. The probe centers on stock dealings with Lamont and his wife and aims to reveal how Morgan financed control of the Van Sweringen empire and the Allegheny holdings. The panel authorized further investigation of banking practices and securities trading with a $100000 fund approved to continue confidential inquiries.
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Morgan
Senate
Lamont Stock Transaction
Lamont
Ferdinand Pecota
Senate Committee
William K. Hutchinson
INS Star
Washington
INS
House of Morgan
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Vy. Jierpont Mor- Ram
William Ewing
Harold Stanley
Young Thomas W. Lamont
Thomas W. Lamont
Morgan Firm
Young LaMont
Ewing
Stanley
Morgan Counsel
Iho ¥An Sweringer Brothers
Bigantic Holding Corporation
O. P. van Sweringen
Witners
van Sweringen
Erie
Pere Marquette
Ferdinand Pecora
Allegheny Corporation
Fletcher
Costigan
Reynolds
Costigan (Db
Colorado
Pecore
Indict Mother and Daughter in Baby Death Case
A Blairsville grand jury indicted Mrs. Etta Noel and her daughter Mary Jane on concealing the death of an illegitimate child. Mrs. Noel confessed to birth and death, cremating the infant in a stove after submerging its body. The baby was said to be born March fifth. Kenneth Bates pleaded guilty to a related charge and was sentenced to one to three years in the Allegheny County workhouse.
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Grand Jury
Etta Noel
Blairsville
Mary Jane
Kenneth Bates
J. N. Langham
Allegheny County
William Snyder
Joseph Dixon
Noel
Police Signal System Contemplated In Borough Plans
Council discusses wiring a new signal system costing under 500 dollars with 17 000 feet of wire and a county room for the Emergency Relief Board. Budget notes show taxes and street work, traffic measures, and a no-oiling policy for dirt streets unless residents supply oil. London classroom note closes the item.
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Action Council
Fred Little
Callega
Agnello
School Street
Waler
Witteanth
Cadet Cicero Ends Course At Academy
Cadet Cicero concludes academy course amid a broad plea to expand horizons. Among 38 graduates Walter Dale Ross of Indiana granted honors. Moorhead, Rappell, and other Pitt and St Francis College commencements noted with degrees and honorary distinctions.
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Cicero
Children of the
Walter Dale Ross
Indiana
June Surpasses for New Business
Pittsburgh reports indicate June will exceed any prior month for new business this year. Rudd Manufacturing President A. P. Brill said 200 more workers were added to payroll. Brownsville notes Monongahela Railway workers approved an 11 percent wage increase and 25 new staff to handle higher coal traffic.
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Pittsburgh
A. P. Brill
Rudd Manufacturing Company
Brownsviulh
Monongahela Railway
Scout Head Honored At His Own Dinner
Scout leader thanked at a dinner with tears and praise. Ralph received applause and support for a second ten year plan as Robert Cronk and Guy Kanable Jr provided music with Helen Buchheit on piano and Angie Cardemone singing.
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Ralph
Great Fettle
Robert Cronk
Guy Kanable, Jr
Helen Buchheit
Angie Cardemone
Public Works Bill Before Senate Faces Dual Attacks
The administration's 8.9 billion dollar public works bill was sent to the Senate amid cross fire from conservative and liberal voices. Key debates include funding through 220 million dollars in annual revenue, granting presidential licensing power for industries, and temporary exemptions from antitrust laws in exchange for concessions to labor and the public.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Local Notables and Community Activity Report
Green H C Young and son Jay were Merday callers in Indiana. Clyde Shepherd of Barnesboro was a business caller at G D Patrick's on Monday. H C Lute proprietor of the High Land potato farm was a Monday caller at the farm of G D Patrick. F Walker and family were Wednesday callers in Brookville. C A Haskins attended the circus in Indiana on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Jess Beer called on and Mrs Clair Long Wednesday. Gailen Walker has closed a very successful term of School at Brookville and has returned home for the summer. The Tax Justice League meeting held Thursday evening at Cookport was well represented by taxpayers. Frank Yarnell of Pine Grove was a caller at B M Hartman’s on Thursday. Delbert Young has been busy planting lots at Cookport. Bert Siverd was a business caller at George Patrick's Friday morning. Green township supervisors held their monthly meeting at Stafford on Saturday. Clyde Lloyd president W W Moorhead secretary and Le Foy Bee treasurer. Miss Lily Lutman spent the week end with her mother Mrs Ellen Lutman. Harry Clawson, stricken last fall with a stroke, is seriously ill. Clair Clawson and family near Clawon have been at Mr Clawson's father Harry Clawson's the past week. Mr Clawson is seriously ill.
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H. C. Young
Jay
Indiana
Clyde Shepherd
Barnesboro
G. D. Patrick’s
H. C. Lute
High Land
G. D. Patrick
F. Walker and Family
Brookville
C. A. Haskins
Jess Beer
Clair
Gailen Walker
Tax Justice League
Cookport
Frank Yarnell
Pine Grove
B. M. Hartman
Delbert Young
Bert Siverd
George Patrick
Green Township
Stafford
Clyde Lloyd
W. W. Moorhead
LeFoy Bee
Lily Lutman
Ellen Lutman
Harry Clawson
Clair Clawson
Near Clawion
Mr. Clawson
Medical student to intern at Sewickley General Hospital
A Jefferson Medical College graduate will begin his medical internship at Sewickley General Hospital in Sewickley, Pennsylvania. The placement marks the start of his clinical training in the region.
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Ferson Medical College
Philadelhia
Sewickley General Hospital
Sewickly, Pa
Work List For 3 Days
The following list of men will work Saturday Monday and Tuesday June 10 12 and 13th They will report to J Harry Prentice at 1116 Philadelphia St Friday June 9 between 7 00 p m and 8 00 p m to receive cards Names include James Nance Lawrence Neller Leonard Olson John Ondo Paul Overdorf W Orr Jennings Orr Frank Osmen J A Palmer David Palmer Earl Palmer Don Palmer Duke Palmer W J Parks Warden Parks C H Parks Paul Parka Richard Parker Kenneth Patterson M E Peace B D Pifer Clair Pifer James Pittman C J Phubell Wilson Plymire Louise Plymire Ernest Prato Ernest Price G L Price Michael Prato
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J. Harry Prentice
Philadelphia St
James Nance
Lawrence Neller
Leonard Olson
John Ondo
Paul Overdorf
W. Orr
Jennings Orr
Frank Osmen
J. A. Palmer
David Palmer
Earl Palmer
Don Palmer
Duke Palmer
4 H Clubs Elect Officers At Marion Center Meeting
The Clover Ridge 4 H Bee Club elected officers Earl Botsford as President James Weiss as Vice President and Alex Botsford as Secretary at Earl Botsford home near Marion Center A Forestry Club formed with James Bence as President James Weiss as Vice President Roy Weiss as Secretary Plans include an overnight forestry hike on June 30 and a flower garden tour on July 18 Each member starts a small farm nursery planting two ounces of Red Pine seed with seeds to be gathered this fall County Agent Warner displayed motion pictures and helped plan summer activities
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Clover Ridge
Earl Botsford
Marion Center
James Weiss
Alex Botsford
Forestry C
James Bence
Roy Weiss
Forestry Club
Warner
College upgrades cottages and campus greenery amid summer work
Local college renovates Grant Street cottages into a complete social hub with furnished lounges and porch updates. Summer plans include repainting, cement floors, new basement furniture, and landscape work while Harrisburg allocates 1.5 million dollars to 13 state teachers colleges for 1933-35 with Shippensburg and West Chester among recipients.
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Grant Street
Veterans benefits clash as House backs Connally cut
Washington June 8 Rebels in the Soldiers Bloc push for deeper cuts to the veterans economy act while President Roosevelt urges liberalizing changes. House leaders prepare for a clash with the Senate over the Connally amendment that would save 170 million dollars, with votes likely in the next day or two. The order may spark a veto if accepted by the House as veterans fear services may drop for over 160,000 beneficiaries. Some wounded World War I veterans could see increases up to 175 dollars monthly, while older Spanish-American War veterans gain from six to fifteen dollars.
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William 8S. Neal
Washington
Roosevelt
House
Senate
Rep. Byrnes
Tennessee
Democratic House
Democratic
Steerin Committee
Bucharan Day
Texas
Appropriations Committee
Obituary notices for David L Martin and others in Glen Campbell
Funeral services for David J. Martin 70 will be at his Glen Campbell home at 2 p m Thursday with burial in Burnside’s IO F cemetery. Surviving widow Ella and five children, with brothers and sisters named. Separate obituary notes Mrs Ida Ferguson dies at 70 in Clarksburg, long Presbyterian life, survivors listed. services 2 30 p m Thursday at home, burial Edgewood Cemetery. Franklin Adams 67 pensioner dies Monday evening. funeral 2 30 p m at Grace Lutheran Marsaville. interment Bershoff Cemetery. survivors include widow Martha and six grandchildren. Leech Bible Class to meet tomorrow evening at Presbyterian Church social room. program planned. next regular meeting Tuesday evening June 13.
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David L. Martin
David J. Martin
Glen Campbell
Burnside
Presbyterian Church
Ella
Patrick) Martin
James B. Martin
Altoona
Robert P. Martin
Indiana
Sara Martin
Dormont
Lawrence Martin
G. L. Balentine
Charleston
W. Va
Henry Moot
DuBoig
James Martin
Ida EK. C. Ferguson
Ida EB. (Cunningham) Ferguson
Clarksburg
J. E. Mason
William
Susan Cunningham
J, Eb, Fryar
H. C. Ferguson
New Kensington
Julia Ashbaugh
Avonmore
J. W. Mountain
Edgewood Cemetery
Saltsburg
Franklin Adams
Johnstown
Stone Street Cambria
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Grace Lutheran Church
Marsellville
J. A. Brosius
W. I. Good
Bershoff
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M. E
Tinsley
Palm Beach
Brays
Moorhead
County Congress of Women’s Clubs
Darrell B. Knorr
Wilbur L. Pearce
John Hamilton
Jareeny
Joseph Adams
Roger Smith
Dorothy Rudish
Wilbur Black
Thomas Langer
Stella McDonyell
Birdwoman
Henrietta Sumner
Los Angeles
Annette Gipson
Floyd Bennett Field
New York
Plug
New Welfare Office
Emergency Relief Board of
Hugh M. Bell
Council
White Townships
Burgess Lichteberger
Parker
Dick Thompson
H. B. Buterbauga
Onorough
London
Praed Street
John Rappell Moorhead
W. 0
North Ninth Street
School of Law
University of Pittsburgh
Muskinugm College
John G. Bowman
Warren Heller
Don Smith
Pitt
Panther
Griders
Paul Reider
Joe Tormey
Ted Dailey
Art Sekay
William, O'Loughlin
Maurice Gurin
John Reilly
Francis Seigel
Jim Watkins
Joe Orsini
Willie Kowallis
Jess Quatse
Heller
Johnstown High School
Steelton
Dean Walsh
Loretto
Charles J. Margiotti
Punxsutawney
St. Francis College
Doyle Memorial Hall
John I. McCort
John Hacsla
John McCann
Patton
Laliexe
Loretta Princible Af Patton
Matthew John Walsh
Indiana State Teachers’ College
Ifred Arble
Carrolltown
Philip Agypt
Leon Praspallus
Boston
Mass
Paul Francis Carroll
Michael CG. Polcha
Dunmore
Pezzald
Hamil R. Paszuti
Homer City
Jet
Harrisburg
Cheyney Raining School
James N. Rule
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Bloomsburg
California
Cheyney
Clarion
East Stroudsburg
Edinboro
Kutztown
Lock Haven
Mansfield
Millersville
Shippensburg
Slippery Rock
West Chester
Durham County
England
Penn Rin Grange Hall
Harmony Cemetery
Indiana Miniature Symphony Orchestra
Guy Caprino
Indi
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