France drafts 2 billion franc defense bill for air raid safety
Paris June 7 Jane reports a new French bill pass to bolster civilian protection against aerial bombs and gas attacks. The plan seeks 2 billion francs extra funding raising defense to about 26 billion francs. shelters, evacuation plans, and penalties for noncooperation are outlined, with mayors held personally responsible while civil defense laws are readied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Parker
INS
Paris
Jane
Europe
Chamber of Deputies
Interior
Albert Sarrant
France
National Defense Fund
Superior Commission of Deffense
Revival flowering in Cook port church revival feature
The Cook port revival in the Baptist Church features a new chorus Jesus Will Save You by Evangeliot Le Roy Muir. Morning services honor boys and girls and evening meetings draw crowds. An evangelist will discuss How to Appropriate Divine Healing at 7 45 p m and Friday is Young People's Night. Public invited, with the elephant trunk and feet cited as highlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook‘port
Baptist Church
Evangeliot T. le ‘Roy Muir
State agricultural fair dates announced for 1854 across counties
The State Department of Agriculture with the State Association of County Maire released fair schedules for 1854. Listings include Cockport Commodore September 20 22 and many others such as Dayton Armstrong September 11 14, Mercer Stoneboro August 31 September 4, Bedford September 3 6, York October 11, and Columbia Harvest Home October 9 11 among numerous county fairs in towns like Lewistown Altoona Lewistown Cumberland Shensburg and Ephrata.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Agriculture
State Association of
County Maire
Cookport
Commadore
Dayton
Armetrongh County
Cimbrin County
Ligonier
Ayans
Ales Wain County
Altoona
Mifflin County
Lewistown
Agus
Butler
Awenst
Muntingdon
Somerne
Meyere~dale
Ligontey Valley
Ligonter
Mercer County Wair
Stoneboro
Bedford County
Seair
Bedford
Cambria County
Shensburg
Susquehanna County Wair
Ronroge
Franklin County Air
Chambersburg
West
Alexander Sair
Alexander
Dayton Fair
Jenner
Jennerstown
Fayetts County
Dawson
Mifflin
Newville
New Castle
McConnellsburg
Cockport
Commodore
York County
York
Licenses List of Named Individuals Across Several Towns
A varied license notice lists numerous individuals and their towns including Seward Clymer Indiana Nant y Glo Arcadia Glen Campbell Spangler Blairsville Minaville Altoona Chambersville and more. The names span entries such as David L Bulerbaugh Marion Den Orpha Goodlin Cherry Tree Kish Jr Lucerne Mines and Joseph Rostas along with others in a sweeping roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David L. Bulerbaugh
Marion den
Orpha D. Goodlin
Cherry ‘Tree
President Granted Broad Tariff Power in Trade Debate
Article discusses a government tariff plan with wide power to influence foreign trade. It notes officials Tull and Wale mace stressing protection for key American rural products while considering con cessions on 36 articles where foreign nations hold advantages. Mentions use of fuel disposal costs in London and the economic impact of waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tull
Wale Mace
Eolter Am
Industrie
Lab Commission
Wagner Labor Bill Enactment Push
National Industrial Recovery Act headlines push for passage amid labor disputes and contractor concerns. The article notes the role of the National Industrial Adjust Board and potential arbitration amid rising tensions with workers and employers.
Martin May Quit As State GOP Leader Amid Conventions
Gen Edward Martin, state Republican chairman, signals possible retirement as state party head after Chicago meeting. Harrisburg observers expect a round of informal talks with Attorney General Schnader and others before a Philadelphia Saturday committee vote. The shakeup could install M Harvey Taylor or David Lawrence as successor. Van Dyke hints at ill health affecting re election plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Cox
Philadelphia City
Lhutne
Martins
Basia
Martin
Baldwin
Storing McNees
Harrisburg
Schnader
Pittsburgh
INS
Edward Martin
State Republica
Chicago
GO. P
Commonwealth's
G. Everett Doying Con
iKdward Martin
National Republican Committee
State Committee
Philadelphia
Warren van Dyke
M. Harvey Taylor
Dauphin County
William A. Schnader
Harry B. Scott
Capitol Hill
William 5
Taylor
David A. Reed
van Dyke
Allegheny County
David Lawrence
Ralph M. Bashore
Homehuylkill County
George HW. Marle
Fletcher Is Elected Republican Leader Hits The New Deal
Fletcher is elected Republican leader in a scene showing continued control by the established faction led by Melons and Reeds. The progressive quartet named includes Senator Feas of Ohio Senator White of Maine and Rep Snell of New York with remarks on the party’s direction and a very happy solution to the problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher
Republican Party
Melons
Reeds
Feas
Ohio
Wishour
White
Maine
Sylyerion
Rep
Snell
New York
House
Republicans Seek Liberty and Competition in New Drive
The Republican National Committee, under new chairman Henry P Fletcher, pushes constitutional liberalism for upcoming congressional and national elections. The drive emphasizes individual initiative and market competition, wary of expansive federal powers, with caution against permanent emergency laws. The Pennsylvania platform and Reed's team influence shape the principles and candidate selections amid key staffing moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
Republican National Committee
Henry P. Fletcher
Fletcher
Greencastle
L& A
David A. Reed
Gifford Pinchot
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Mercher
Worthington Scranton
Pennsvania
John D. M. Hamilton
Kansas
Hamilton
James Burke
Collins
Kare
Bletchov
Theodore Roosevelt
Rough Riders
Harding
Coulidge
Hoover
Reicher
Loverhoe
Minister Arrested With Woman In Scranton Hotel Room
Rev. Hallenbeck pastor of Raymond Memorial Church was detained on a disorderly conduct charge after police found him with a woman in a Scranton hotel. He denied details, promising later comment. the woman was released on a deposit, and Hallenbeck on recognizance pending a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Stanley Davis
Charles
Wallenbeck
Ama Raymond Memorial
Hallenbeck
Halfenbeck
Ona Davissaille
Dune Darcing
Rev. Hallenbeck
Big Bennett
Waverly
State relief board allocates funds for June in Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania state emergency relief board reported June allocations totaling about 11.29 million dollars, with food relief grants to counties at 8.58 million and 4.2 million set aside for focal works payrolls. Additional May grants and fuel aid numbers are listed for multiple counties, including Allegheny, Blair, Cambria, Centre, Elk, Fayette, Indiana, Jefferson, Lawrence, Mercer, McKean, Mifflin, Venango, and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Jie
TNS
State Emergency Relief Board
Pennsylvania
Focal Works
Bureau of Transients
Media Barter Exchange
Allegheny
Blair
Cambria
Centre
Elk
Fayette
Indiana
Jefferson
Lawrence
Mercer
McKean
Mifflin
Venango
Washington
Erie
Vensago
Mountain Feud Flare Ends In Mountain Deaths
In Barbourville Kentucky a mountain feud between the Brown and Gray families erupted in a Brown branch neighborhood clearing. Two youths died and a third wounded as guns knives and fists were used. Quie Brown was stabbed and Lester Gray fatally shot. thirteen kin were taken for questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbourville
Brown Branch
Brown
Gray
Quie Brown
Lester Gray
Woodrow Buchanan Sets Remarkable School Attendance Record
Woodrow Buchanan of Jrushvalley High School boasts eleven years of perfect attendance with no absences or tardies. Son of Mr and Mrs E A Buchanan, respected Mechnnesburg residents, the student earns high praise for the unusual record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jrushvalley High School
Woodrow Buchanan
Brushvalley Township
Godrow
E. A. Buchanan
Mechnnesburg
Rankin Quits Clymer Council as Streets Plan Progresses
The Clymer council discussed Sixth Street improvements including a 32 foot concrete road from Franklin to the Dixonville Highway with two bridges over Two Light Creek. Bids will be opened June 15 with local labor via the National Re-Employment Service. The meeting also covered Sunday sports fees, alley conditions, a Seagrave pump issue, and the resignation of J. W. Rankin as council chair. The federal purchase of over 4 million acres east of the Creal Plains for national forests was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Street
Franklin
Sixth
Dixonville Highway
Sherman
Clymer
National Re-Employment Service
Philadelphia Street
Indiana
Seagrave
J. W. Rane
County Woman Dies in Punxsutawney Obituary Notice
Martha Williams Bone aged 64 died Wednesday at Adrian Hospital Punxsutawney born October 9 1870 daughter of the late John and Rebecca Williams Spent most of life in Smithport and later in Punxsutawney survived by husband two sons daughter and three stepchildren plus brothers and sisters funeral Friday at German Reformed Church Punxsutawney interment Circle Hill Cemetery Also notices of Joseph Levi Reeger six year old Young township farmer who died after an operation in Indiana hospital survived by widow Mary A Reeger son Harry daughter Nellie Jellison siblings and three grandchildren funeral details to be printed in Friday's Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha (Williams) Bone
George Bone
Adrian Hospital
Punxsutawney
John and
Rebecca Williams
Smithport
Bone
Robert
John Bane
Albert Bennett
Mahaffey
Thomas McQuown
Punxsulawney
John Nelson
Glen Campbell
George Bane
Indiana
Jennie Coalmer
Dixonville
Mary Lavimer
Pittsburgh
Margaret Cossna
John Williams
Cherrytree
Dick Williams
Spangler
Punxgatawney
Circle Hill
Punxsulawner
Joseph Levi Reeger
Young Township
Indiana Hospital
George
Catherine (Bush) Reeger
Mr. Reeger
Wet
Moreland County
Indiana County
Mary A. Reeger
Harry Reeger
Nellie Jellison
Blairsville
George M. Reeger
Jeannette
Matilda Shuster
Delmont
Hope of Compromise In Union Recognition Fails
Miller said no official word on the proposed board after union leaders met in Washington last week and were told they would be recalled for a conference with employers. He argued steel workers seek collective bargaining and fair wages without striking, condemning officials for misrepresenting the issue as a closed shop while urging adherence to Section 7A of the National Recovery Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Washington
American Tron and Steel Institute
Workers Oppose Steel Strike in McKeesport
McKEESPORT Pa June 7 INS asserting 95 of 100 workers in the steel industry here oppose a strike. Watson McKee head of the NRA compliance board and Chamber of Commerce secretary led a delegation to Washington to present why workers favor steady jobs over a walkout. The party was elected by mill employees as their collective bargaining representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mckeesport
Watson McKee
NRA
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Hugh
Johnson
Strick
McKee
Gifford Pinchot
Four Year Old Missing Sparks Broad Search in Suaron
Four year old Leah Mineva Dilley is still missing near Suaron Pennsylvania after a Sunday disappearance. Police chief Charles Steger seeks clues and may seek release of the girl's father George Dilley from jail to aid the search as volunteers comb local parks fields ponds and ravines. the family notes the child rarely wandered and did not talk to strangers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny County
Dilley
Steger
Leal
Bahl Park
Sharon Bay
Tlegin i
Leah
Amalgamated President in Cleveland for Iron Association Conference
M. F. B. Tighe, head of the Amalgamated, attended the Western Bar Iron Association annual conference in Cleveland. Miller reported the union’s contract with the association is due to expire soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. FB. Tighe
Amalgamated
Cleveland
Miller
Western Bar Iron Association
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Pris
Tadjana's Finest Men's Store
Lycoming County Fair
Hughesville
Harvest Home Air
Columbia
Happs Fair
Ephrata
Paul Kish, Jr
Lucerne Mines
Irene H. Jamies
Harry Baldwin
Seward
Bertha M. ‘Thompson
Raymond Swartz
Josephine Rostas
Ieodere Hankinson
Yner
Adna
Smith
John S. Botrogal
Mary 4Imiska
Pete T. Boucher
Apollo
Madeline J. Mancini
Mike Zaffuia
Elizabeth Eppolito
Nant-y-Glo
Doseph Kiapak
Arcadia
Lucille Decker
Mike Uwarsky
Trvona
Mary Vadiski
Heilwood
Thomas
Sheche
Judiszta
Margaret
Jones, Indiana
Herbert H. McKague
Edna M. Junes
YH. Livingston
Jamwaluwa
N.Y
Dorothy M. Thomas
Ralph Sexton
Chance Coursin
Chambersville
Pelter Leonard
Rnsephine Ploucha
Charles J. Foose
XN. Mahoning
Frances L. Allison
Minaville
Michael P. Forberper
Yastings
Dorothy M. Hammons
Glenn Rutner
Sabina Snyder
Joseph Jashienski
Suguiore
Josephine Oldakowski
Blairaville
Aut Mahone
N. Apolla
Dorothy Abrusca
Tanielta
Mobert Smdeminge, Lidia
Evelyn d. Smith
Penn Ram
Harry Wo Hamilton
Gapsy
Ryan G. Rainey
Gipsy
London
Wagner
NIA
National Industrial Adjust Tree Board
Henry Fletcher
Treadway
Massachusetts
Sweden
Louise
Gustaf Adolf
Far State
Rankin
Clymer Council
Creal Plains
Martha Bone
Punxsutawney Hospital
NRA Board
State Museum
Raleigh
N. C
Geek
Ouiko Nea
Tmi
Mobilgas
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