Ministers Suspended In Philadelphia Presbyterian Row
The Philadelphia Presbytery suspended five of eleven ministers who resigned amid the fundamen talist versus General Assembly conflict. It also seized the Central North Broad Street church and its assets, suspended nine trustees, and barred discussion of the Modernist Fundamentalist issue. The five named are Merril T. Macpherson Edward Rian Paul Woolley H Me Allister Griffiths and Charles Jadbridge. A judicial commission was convened as the resignations aimed to preserve spiritual succession for the denomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Presbytery
General Assembly of
The
Presbyterian Church
North Broad Street Presbyterian Church
Allidts
Presbyterian
Merril T. Macpherson
North Broad Street
Edward Rian
Paul Woolley
Westminster Seminary
H. Me‘Allister Griffiths
Presbyterian Guardian
Charles Jadbridge
Indeident Board For Presbyterian For Missions
Independent Board
General Assembly
Fone
Presbyterian ‘Book of Discipline
Judicial Commission
Revival at Hawkins Grove Draws Large Audiences
Evangelists Sigworth and T L Muir lead gospel services at Hawkin's Grove with the Wissinger Trio providing music. Delegations from Indiana Adrian Chestnut Dixonville Clymer and other towns attend daily meetings Tuesday Wednesday Thursday and Friday at 5 o'clock. Messages emphasize Christ's death burial and return with an appeal to be born again and saved.
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Hawkin's Grove
Sigworth
T. L. Muir
Wissinger
Indiana
Adrian
Chestnut
Dixonville
Clymer
Downs
Cockport
Diana
Evangelist Muir
Christ
Republican push expected relief claim for Pennsylvania
Senator Leon Prince of Cumberland, a Republican, told colleagues the federal government owed Pennsylvania fifteen million dollars for relief purposes, outlining continued push on the issue and urging action on page one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Leon €. Prince
Cumberland Republtican
Warns Graduates Steer Clear Unknown Authority
Morgantown West Virginia June 9. Dean Herbert Edwin Hawkes of Columbia College warned 667 graduates of West Virginia University against assuming authority in fields they know little about. He urged knowledge before opinion, noting industry leaders and inventors overstep when commenting on curricula, philosophy, or religion.
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Morgantown
W. Va
Herbert Edwin Hawkes
Columbia College
Columbia University
Wesr
Virginia University
Studens
Relief cost dispute and tax confrontations in Congress
Prince argued Washington agreed to cover relief costs beyond 60 million state funding, with a 149.8 million year bill and 74.6 million federal share. Reed called Senate relief handling dolent and urged bipartisan citizen focus. Concurrently, House and Senate Republicans and Democrats debated tax provisions, corporate profits levy, and medic notes amid convention recess.
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Prince
Washington
J. Albert. Reed
Washington Democrat
Senate
Anthony Cavalcante
Fayette
House
Fred Mentzer
Roy C. Haber Jen
Westmoreland Democrats
Torrance State Hospital
John H. Dent
Westmoreland Democrat
Terry
Wyoming
Smith
Cumberland
Baldi
Philadelphia
Congress
Roosevelt
Senates
Theapital
Cleveland
Republicans Face Painful Platform Fight in Cleveland
The 1936 Republican convention wrestles with a binding platform as factions from London to Kansas City clash over planks. A monetary stabilization stance competes with calls for wage reform while anti Tariff and farm planks draw fire. The platform committee is to be named today as the party seeks unity amid old and new divisions.
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Idaho
London
London Forces
Byron Price
Cleveland
Republican Party
Kansas City
Chicago
Borah
Landon
Hamilton
Hoover
C. V. Beck
Kansas
London Outfit
H. Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Bridges
Senate
New York
James W. Wadsworth
New Jersey
Walter Edge
Steiners
Steiner
France
NRA
AAA
Bertrand Snell
Pennsylvania awaits nod for VP from ticket mentions
A fragmented note references Gifford Finchot and former Independent Republican J Leonard Replogle in a discussion on vice presidential consideration. The lines hint at political maneuvers and future nominations without detailing dates or venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gifford Finchot
J. Leonard Replogle
Davis outlines a Republican standard bearer for ahead of Keystone caucus
Senator Janet D Davis cites Pennsylvanias diverse cross-section and argues for a candidate with practical experience and close to the people. She warns against oppressive dictation in choosing a leader and urges a platform of genuine issues backed by the Republican party to win in November and bring balanced prosperity.
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Er Johnslowf
Dent
Florida
Supreme. Court
George W. Maxey
Janet d. Davis
Pennsylvania
Keystone
Davis
Lincoln
Republican Party
Obituary notices for Wilkinsburg and Punxsutawney residents
Obituaries report deaths in Wilkinsburg and Punxsutawney. Survivors include Hazel Boyle Fred and five children in the Wilkinsburg case, with a lengthy list of siblings. Funeral services were held at Second United Presbyterian Church Wilkinsburg and interment in Woodlawn Cemetery. In Punxsutawney Fanny Pierce aged 91 died at East Mahoning Street with survivors George A Pierce and Olive N Bruner and many grandchildren. Funeral services set for Flora Devers Church with Devers Cemetery burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Boyle Fred
George
Fred Hall
Wilkinsburg
Alma
Sara
Harry Sell
Charles
Indiana
William and
Frank
Home
John Snyder
W. Ed. Smith
Naomi Caldwell
Edna Frech
C. F. Glasser
Marion Conner
B. G. Frew
Second United Presbyterian Church of
H. H. McConnell
Woodlawn Cemetery
Wilkensburg
Fanny Pierce
Punxsutawney
Rossiter
Olive Bruner
East Mahoning Street
Indiana County
George Spencer
Harrison Pierce
M. E. Church
George A. Pierce
Olive N. Brune
Delegates Debate Clash of Arm Ideals at Convention
Delegates debated contrasting arm ideologies with no dissents as 15,500 seats filled and committee setups began. Keynote by Senator Steiner looms while Landon factions mix hopes and fears over a constitutional minimum wage amendment amid disputes on monetary policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Steiner
Qregon
Vandenberg
Michigan
Borah
Idaho
London
Frank Gannett
New York
Escaped Hitch-Hiker Thumbs Sheriffs Car
In Vandergrift a youth escaped from George Junior Republic at Grove City thumbed a ride on a sheriff’s car. Sheriff BeWitt Stevenson picked up the youth near Slippery Rock and confirmed he was a fugitive from the Grove City institution. Paulus was turned back to the school after confessing his identity.
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Vandergrift
Gus Banks
North Vansdergrift
Gus
Georg Junior Republic School
Grave City
BeWitt Stevenson
Butcher
Slippery Roth
Butler
Stevenson
Mathér
George Junior Repubic
Grove City
Sharif
Rtavengan
Gus Paulus
North
Vanderauft
Paulus
5. C. Rhodes, North Vandergrif
Contested Senate Scenes Hint at Key Players
The fragment references Senator Vandenberg and a New Hampshire senator Moses, with mentions of Col. Knox and Hoover being set to speak. It hints at an upcoming political maneuvering and possible public indications of the contest’s direction, though details remain speculative.
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Vandenberg
G. Hf
Slate
Bétah
Moses
New Wampshire
Frank Kuidx
Troity
Hese Parfeys
Col
Knox
Chicago
Forniey
Hoover
First Civil Air Death in Sweden Report From Malmo
A Canadian passenger, Laurence K. Desmond of Oakville Ontario, was killed in Sweden’s first civil aviation fatality. Twelve others injured when all four motors failed on takeoff from Malmo, as the Lapland airliner carrying eleven passengers and four crew aimed for Amsterdam. The craft crashed into a house after a attempted field landing. Initial reports of two deaths were later corrected.
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Malmo
Sweden
Laurence K. Desmond
Oakville
Ont
Toronto
Lapland
Amsterdam
Overnight Briefs from Harrisburg and nearby towns
State and local briefs note an AG probe into Black Legion in Pennsylvania. Convention dates set June 16 to 18 for the Boroughs Association. Game Commission paid 116,290 to 39,058 bounty claimants for the year. Eastern Star opens 42nd grand chapter with 1500 delegates. Separate trials granted in a child slaying case. A Lancaster наказ sentenced for shoplifting groceries and small change. An escaped prisoner sought money via Washington visit. A relief director reports 37 board employees living out of state.
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Harrisburg
Charles J. Margloiti
Black Legion
Pennsylvania
Shamokin
Pennsylvania State Association of Boroughs
Harrisburg—Game Commission
Conneaut Lake
Order of Eastern Star
Hollidaysburg
Marion D. Patterson
Margaret. Karmendi
Roy Lockard
Lancaster
Anna Thompson
Renovo
Jacob Bryerton
Washington
Harford
Ambrose School Reunion Celebrated At School House
The Ambrose School Reunion will be held at the Ambrose School House on Saturday June 13 1936. Jean Dively delivers the welcome. Katherine and Grace Harbridge perform a duet. remembrances of former days by Mrs. Thompson Harvey Brady John Ross and Laura Miller. Music by Helen Dorothy Roof Howard McMillen and the Roof family. Reading by Laura Miller and Mary Lightcap. A business meeting includes a spelling bee led by Mrs. Hugh Frew.
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Ambrose
America
Jean Dively
Katherine
Grace Harbridge
Margaret ‘Thompson
Harvey Brady
John Ross
Helen
Dorothy Roof
Howard McMillen
Laura Miller
Margaret, Mary
Marjorie Burkett
Hugh Frew
jJean
Ruth Dively
Mary McMillen
Roof Family
Mary Lightcap
Treasury balance and June 9 position report
Treasury balance report shows receipts of 14.4 million, expenditures 2.82 million, net balance 2.304 billion. Customs receipts for the month amount to 7.99 million. Washington dispatch dated June 9 notes these figures and the Treasury’s monthly activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Treasury
Joseph Bruno Found Guilty In Beer License Case
Joseph Bruno, a Philadelphia street restaurant proprietor, was found guilty of selling beer without a license. He faces sentencing later. The world's loan paper production is about 4,990,000 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Bruno
Philadelphia Street
Gril
Retiring Wilson College President Warfield Enduring Career
Dr Wilhelbert Warfield retires after 21 years as Wilson College president ending a 60 year college executive career that included Miami Lafayette and Wilson. He began at Miami in 1868 as the youngest U S college president, now 75 and the oldest in active service. Paul Swain Havens of Scripps College will succeed him with inauguration not yet set.
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Chambersburg
Futie Ies
Wilhelbert
Warfield
Wilson Colege
Paul Swain Havens
Scripps College
Claremont
Calif
Miami University
Lafayelle College
Wilson College
Wilson
United States
Miami
Lafayette College
Uness
Warheld
Lafayette
Kiwanis Seek Adoption Graff Resolution Inquiry
Kiwanis Club of Indiana asks Senate to adopt the Graff resolution calling for an investigation into affairs at Indiana State Teachers College. The move follows the college president’s impending vacancy and charges of political patronage affecting the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club of
Indiana
Graff
Indiana State Teachers College
State Senate
Committee On Education
Harrisburg
Peter Graff
Armstrong County
Board of Trustees
Charles R. Foster
William Schuster
Elwanians
Rustic Lodge
George H. Karle
John G. Homsher
Charles H. Russell
Yae
State Teachers College
Senate of Pennsylvania
Senate
Pennsylvania
CHERRY TREE AT HOME EVENTS AND TOWN PARADE PLANS
CHERRY TREE AT HOME tonight at 6 30 p m with prizes. Local events include a Friday Amateur program and parade at 6 p m with five prize categories and a Saturday Riddles Day parade at 1 pm. Jersey cattle club prizes noted and city merchants feature beauty parlors and services in London description.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County Jersey Cattle Club
Jersey Club
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