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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1933
Page
5
Dr McCoy discusses practical household food care to prevent spoilage and waste. He covers meat, fish, milk, butter, cheese, eggs, vegetables, fruits, cereals and flavorings, stressing cleanliness, cold storage, and proper preparation. He urges readers to keep foods at ideal temperatures, wash produce, and practice mindful consumption for health and economy.
Gypsy Ernest Brady and family visited Balti more relatives while other locals hosted friends from Ellsworth Barnesboro and Pittsburgh. The Christian Church announced a revival as townsfolk noted calls on G M Brady and trips to see Dr Leonard Smith in Pittsburgh. A large U S government report on the Wilkes Antarctic expedition and a new graving dock door in Southampton were also mentioned as notable facts.
Indiana traveled to Marion Center to defeat M and K 10 to 1. Walls drove in two runs in the first inning, and Indiana rallied with three runs in the sixth and three more in the last frame to seal the win. Davis allowed seven hits with eleven strikeouts, while Muman faltered in relief. Walls led with four singles in five at bats. Indiana and Ern est were set to face R and P champs next.
Aultman and Black Lick played to a draw in a tight match. Both sides battled for control with several lead changes and a late defensive stand preventing a winner. No overtime was needed as the game ended evenly.
A lurid account describes clip joints as extortion centers in New York cabarets and theatres. A young attorney recounts a Porty-sixth Street room with six girls, heavy drink tabs, a $276 mistake, and threats to ruin him unless he writes a $200 check. Dreaded steerers lure victims, taking 40 percent of the take, while police avoidance and fear of exposure drive the scam.
A long road to a championship ends as Jimmy McLarnin, the Irish fighter raised in Dublin, finally claims the welterweight crown with his devastating right hand. The piece recalls his matches across weight classes, rivalries, and the rise from amateur puncher to world champion, outlining his grit and family beginnings.
Doroty Pennington of Pittsburgh returned home to work after visiting family. Li Decker and son Jack were Pittsburgh visitors. Mr and Mrs W B Marty Nell and Mrs Diefenderfer traveled to Milton to visit relatives. Margaret Jane Dunbar and friend from Buffalo stayed with her parents as James Leinbach of Newark and others visited town. Clara Bond visited Franklin relatives as B C Ake and family attended State College commencement. Aaron Clark family returned from Texas after five months.
Parkwood residents send greetings on a newborn son as Roy and Mrs Miller rejoice. Indiana shoppers visit, repair work nearby, and weekend guests at W J Craig’s. Grange members attend an Armagh open meeting. Frances Hamilton and Clair Calhoun noted among shoppers while Agello holds sea plane speed record at 428.72 mph.
Washington reports intensified calls for public disclosure of salaries for officials of large corporations. Costigan's regulation targets Reserve Bank officers, R F C borrowers, interstate rail and utility executives, and firms listed on New York exchanges. Senate action aims to cap bank and corporate compensation at 17500 to 17000, with ongoing debates and related increases cited in insurance firms. Notable salaries cited include Equitable Life 100000 and Metropolitan Life 200000, with other major executives mentioned.
In Homer City many residents are noted for perfect or near perfect attendance. Jean Phillippi, Rex and Mrs. Phillippi celebrate eight grades without absence. John Olish records two years flawless attendance with minimal absences and tardies. The report also notes multiple families with children in local schools and visits among area residents, along with a fragment about a 20 year old wood piece discovery.
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