Penn State College Commencement Publishes Largest Class
The 70th annual June commence at Pennsylvania State College drew the largest class in the institution’s history. 417 Bachelors of Science and 200 Bachelors of Art were awarded, with 65 counties represented and 45 senior ROTC graduates receiving commissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PAH College
Isidred
Pennsylvania State College
Prasfer
Ralph D. Hetzel Alan
Franklin Spencer
Philadelphia
Monds
HoOe
Carnegie Library
T.wolfe
Sawickley Archi
Johnston
State College
C. Sugden
Wilkes-Barre
The
of Engineering
Tchool of Agriculture
Col of Chemistry
School of Mineral Induatries
United Staten Army Reserve
Penn State R. Oo. T. C
Hoover
Infantry of
Kara
Edmonda
College Senate
Juanita
Pike
Indiana
Armstrong, Jefferson
Clarion County
Clarion School of Engineering Named in Education Note
The report mentions the School of Andrew Hufiagel in Clarion and the eldettu m engineering program, highlighting the engineering education offerings associated with the Clarion institution.
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Lor of
Selonge
School of Education
Andrew Hufiagel
Clarion, Eldettum Engineering
School of Engineerne
Death notices from Banks Township and nearby towns
Notices report the passing of multiple residents including Mrs. Devers Methodl of Banks Township and Mrs. Harry Mikesell at 97, with funeral arrangements at 380 Water Street and Greenwood Cemetery. Also listed are tributes to Co. W. Guthrie of Lawrenceville and family details, plus siblings and survivors across several counties.
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Devers
Episcopal Church
Banks Township
Fetterman
Ralph E
John M
Leoda B. Fetterman
Mra
Emma Mikesell
Mahaffey
Elizabeth Dunn
Seattle, Wash
Witte Sheesley
Clarissa Shields
Punxsutawney
Harry Mikesell
Sally Mikesel
Lovina Henuchel
Mt. Vernon St
Titusville
Greenwood Cemetery
Million dollars moved to temporary HQ during bank remodel
In Mahoney City Pennsylvania on June 1 10 authorities reported the transfer of one million dollars in cash from First National Bank to a temporary headquarters set up for the remodeling project. The move went under heavy guard and with as much secrecy as possible to deter possible robberies.
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Mahanoy City
Mirst National Bank
Gangland murders and police raids lash Chicago area
Police pursued a sprawling gangster case tied to Al Capone as they arrested Dom inick Aiello Joseph Rizzo and Dominick Tripole and seized guns in raids. Witnesses identified Sam Hunt as a killer in the Lingle case while reports linked tension with Capone and noted other gangland deaths including Eugene McLaughlin and Aloysius Kearney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lingle
John “Bossa McLaughlin
Pangeters
Aiello Brothers
Sam Hunt
Capone
Alphonse Capone
Florida
Eugene “Red” McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Chicago
Russell
Frank” Thompson
Rockford, Ill
Aloysius Kearney
National Garage Owners’ Association
Kearney
Congress Race Over Gangs After Lingle Killing
Congress debates the Chicago gang war after reporter Alfred Jake Lingle is shot, signaling a national menace. Wet and dry factions clash over Prohibition enforcement as lawmakers warn of city government breakdown and rising gang power.
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Congress
William 8. Neal
INS
Washington
Chicago
Alfred Jake Lingle
Wets
Drys
Rep. Johnson
House Immigration Committee
Radox claims easy corn relief by foot baths
A historic ad touts Radox corn remover as a simple nightly foot bath solution. It promises hard and soft corns, calluses, and hard heels will vanish in days, with claimed US availability through Widmann and Teah or any drug store, offering new strong feet in a week.
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England
Widmann
Teah
America
Radox
Chicago bootlegging wars blamed on bad governance era
Rep Sabath and Rep Cowper criticize Prohibition enforcement for Chicago gang violence. They argue bootlegging profits fuel the war and that killers, kidnapers, and racketeers operate beyond mere alcohol selling. They caution not to blame Prohibition alone and urge stronger action.
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Sabath
Nota
New York
Chicago
Liberal throne crisis rattles Romania as Carol remains fixed
The Liberal heir to the throne appears installed with his father, while Carol and Helen remain separated and reconciliation efforts fail. Bucharest newspaper Vitorul is confiscated for an anti Carol article titled Usurpation of the Throne. Editors and Liberal leaders face action. George Bratianu, son of the late premier Jan Bratianu, denounces Vintila Bratianu and urges Liberals to support the throne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol
Helen
Bucharest
Vitorul
George Bratianu
Jan Bratianu
Vintila Bratianu
Reed Grundy Plan Move Shaping Senate Vote
Reed and Grundy were to announce soon as administration spokesmen pledged both would be okay on final passage. The debenture elimination and modified flexible tariff clause favored by Grundy’s side, while Democrats warned of harm to agriculture and trade. The bill was seen passing by a two vote margin 49 to 47 with 5 Democrats in support and 13 insurgents opposed. Howell and Pine were listed as doubtful.
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Senate
Grundy
Pennsylvania
Broussard
Ransdell
Kendrick
Fletcher
Trammell
Borah
Brookhart
LaFollette
Blaine
Norris
Howell
Frazier
Nye
Pine
Schall
McMaster
Norbeck
Shipstead
Hiei
Harrison
Miss
McKeesport Missing Senior. parent police search
McKeesport Pennsylvania June 10 Search started for Louis Barnes Jr a McKeesport High School senior who vanished after telling his mother he left home to avoid teasing about wearing the traditional cap and gown Diplomats are to be presented at the school tomorrow Raymond Dawson 19 a friend also is missing and Barnes parents think they ran away together
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Mckeesport
Louis Barnes
McKeesport High School
Sunda
Raymond Dawson
Barnes
Tariff Debate Shapes Fall Election Campaigns
The passage discusses how tariffs are portrayed as protecting farmers from cheap foreign competition and aiding farm relief, while industry claims holes in tariff walls are closed to curb cheap imports. Supporters cite AFL demands, and both sides plan to make tariffs an election issue, with voters to decide in November.
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American Federation of Labor
Merchants in Blairsville urged buy at home drive
G D Pequenot leading a county wide campaign to boost Blairsville shopping echoed Johnstown success. He urged all merchants to join, saying county businesses must unite to persuade consumers. Some Blairsville merchants already joined with others promising support as Pequenot planned talks with Kiwanis and Rotary clubs.
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Johnstown
Indiana County
Merches
G. D. Pequenot
Blairsville
Pequenot
Scout Chief Hunter Feted By Council And Troop 1 Indiana
Chief Hunter dressed in regalia passed a cordon of over one hundred Scouts who greeted him warmly. Remarks from district representatives followed, including Fleming Punxsutawney Templeton Davis Indiana Vinton Homer City Harris Campbell McKelvey Stacy Daub Peeler. Peeler praised Chief Hunter and presented a wrist watch as esteem. The service ended with the Scout Benediction and a real dinner for Troop 1 Indiana families at Rustic Lodge.
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Hunter
Varios
H. Cg, Fleming
Punxsutawney
W. N. Templeton
John E. Davis
Clymer
FR. Vinton
Daub
J. Elder Peeler
Peelar
Peeler
Purtnar
Boy
Troop 1
Indiana
Rustic Lodge
McAdoo Opens New Grocery and Meat Market Store
William McAdoo opened his new grocery and meat market at 424 South Sixth Street with an opening reception attended by hundreds. Guests praised the modern fixtures and spacious displays while dealers demonstrated products and offered free samples in a bid to advertise the wide assortment.
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McAdoo
South Sixth Street
William McAdoo
Scouts Dine With Mothers Auxiliary in Indiana
The Troop 1 Auxiliary of Mothers led by Mrs Albert Dugan organized a Scout dinner for nearly 100 Scouts and parents. The menu featured wariners baked beans sandwiches pickles and lemonade. Indiana Rotary Club sponsors Troop 1 under Scoutmaster James Crook with Mahlon Gressley as assistant. The troop claims 55 Scouts and is noted as the largest in the Council.
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Auxiliary of
Mothers
Albert Dugan
Indiana
Indiana Rotary Club
James Crook
Mahlon Gressley
Not Guilty Verdict In Liquor Transport Case
Five entered. The defendant admitted liquor in the truck but denied knowledge of its contents and co ownership. Testimony described pickup on a highway near Olighers service station and a gallon of liquor in the truck. Joe testified he bought liquor from the truck driver for four dollars and acted to hide the package when Irwin approached. Joe’s and Petras's testimonies varied, with witnesses placing them near the truck at different times. Six citizens testified to Petras's good character. Jury retired around 4:41 and returned not guilty. Costs shared by prosecutor and defendant. Court adjourned with Jennie Trunzo pending testimony.
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Mynor
Jonn
Olighers Service Station
Irwin
Joe
Anna
Oligher
Petras
Clymer
E. E. Creps
William Ruddock
Commonwealth
Langham
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Max Priester
Homer City
Harry Tinkcom
Armagh
Max Loy
Rossiter
Ernest W. Nichol
Max A. Priester
Harry M. Tinkeom
Max 8. Loy
Roasster
School of Mineral Industries
Armstrong (Narvey R. Artman
Ford City
George T. Jones
Leechburg
Alfred K. Schenck
Parkers Landing
Jefferson
Merton W. Shingledecker
Brookville
School of Agriculture
Howard J. Cooper
Reynoldsville
Monroe’ R. Stradey
Soldier
School of Engineering
Clarion
Harry C. Campbell
Bache
W. Guthrie
C.W. Guthrie
Aestern Pennsylvania
Lawrenceville
Armstrong County
D. Guthrie
Middle West
Mr. Guthrie
Margaret Gilbert
Waynesburg
George
John Guthrie
Zanesville, O
J. M. Simpson
Pittsburgh
G. A. Rhines
New Kensington
Albert Shakely
General Electric
Electric Supply. CO. Inc
Ron
Mahanoy
Kittanning
Ross English
Liberal
Reed, Grundy
Loco
Chrysler
Coco Cola S
Dupont
Hastman Kodak
Brie
Federal Water Y
Ceeseevesvee
BAM General Motor
Grigsby-Gruno
Cseeseineanse
International
Nickel
Kelvinator
Kennecott
Esceteses
Cceeveeeeeres
Pennyond Corps
Willys-Overland
GM Gurtis-Wright
Miami
Penna R
Studebaker
Trans, Airways Viseespeeeenee
U. S. Steel
Westinghouse
M. St
Avhaiy
Staat de Cigar
Mts
Rev. Hunter
John Carver
Asher Glenn
Greene Towns
Yepter
Daye
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