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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1933

Page

2

Morgan Firm On Opening At Road Turning

The Morgan firm faces a banking reform crossroads as Congress moves to enact the Roosevelt administration bill. J P Morgan & Co may abandon deposits and commercial banking to protect its securities business, boosting Rockefeller interests and reshaping private finance. Civil service opens farm agency positions with pay up to 2600 a year. qualification requires farm or college experience and offers alternative agricultural expert paths.

William K. Hutchinson Washington Yes International P. Morgan & Company Congress Roosevelt J. P. Morgan John D. Rockefeller, Jr Rockefeller Morgan Chase National Rockefeller Bank Senate Banking and Currency Morgan Partners Senate House vThe Banking Inquiry Committee Fletcher Florida United States Civil Service Commission Util Agricultural Adjustment Administration Department of Agriculture

Garden Club Flower Show June 17th Entries Listed

Garden club shows its June 17 exhibit with classes for arrangements roses annuals lilies delphiniums and many perennials. Sweepstakes prizes reward top point earner with blue red and white ribbons small entries include bowls vases baskets and single specimen flowers from gardeners.

Obituary notices from Punxsutawney area

William J. Robinson 46 dies in Adrian Hospital after two months illness from leukemia. World War veteran, assistant manager at Montgomery Ward in Punxsutawney, survived by wife and four sons, parents, siblings. Funeral Wednesday at Beyer avenue home, interment at Circle Hill cemetery. Elizabeth Fabian 17 dies after appendectomy in Indiana Hospital, born June 25, 1916. Survived by parents and siblings. burial at West Mind Catholic cemetery. Aunt Susan Spence dies at 83 in Smicksburg. long church and Sunday School worker. burial in Smicksburg cemetery. Minor obituaries for local residents and Success Grange meeting notices.

Willian I. Robinson William I Robinson Bill United States Army Montgomery Ward Lutheran Church John Jacob Wisher American Legion Robinson William J. Robinson DuBois Jack Rex Robert Richard T. le Casey Jane Robinson Washington Arthur Brandford Donald John Zanesville Clyde Beyer Avenue Cirtle Hill Cemetery Elizabeth Pabhin Punxsutawney Elizabeth Fabian Frank Fabian West End Ths City Indiana Cosmtul Pablan Sha W Maul Af Ambridge Pete Los Angeles Steve Wrank Mirs Helen Goulish Susie Verinick Ars Apia Binlch New Jersey Ithoe West Mind Catholic Susan Spence Sugar Apencer Indiana County Susan Smicksturg Methodist Episcopal Church of Smicksburg North Mahoning Township Hey. Letchworth

Economists Debate Debt at World Conference After Hull Delay

At the world economic conference in London, Prime Minister MacDonald presses debt reduction under Lausanne. Hull postpones his address amid talks with Washington, withholding American stance on debt as Britain signals broader push for immediate settlement.

Hull J. Ramsay MacDonald George Kk. Holmes INS Geological Museum London Britain United States World Economic Conference J. Ramsay MacDonald Cordell Hull Washington America Neville Chamberlain House of Cambrians Hurdis Spon Edouard Daladier France Guide Dung of Aly Kikujiro Ishii Japan Dam Ghriskian South Africa Pedro Costa Uruguay Dalindier Jung Smuts Daladier Samuel McReynolds James M. Cox George V Great Britain NEA Ramsay MacDonald

Veterans Tune Fades as Battle Echoes of War End

In Pittsburgh on June 13 Comrades of the Grand Army of the Republic gather in a lobby scene between blues and grays. The piece highlights wartime memories, later joined by a sprightly verse about youthful zeal and Civil War foes, ending with a nod to scattered battles from Montrose to Flanders Field.

Plitsburgh Ey E Rozell Grand Army of the Republic Blue Johnny Rebin Montrose Pocunos Thahavs Flanders Field

Token payment dispute muddles Allied debt talks

A rumor claimed the United States accepted Britain’s token payment under protest, with a $5 million figure instead of $10 million and a total weekly payment of $75.95 million. Britain’s June 15 installment may be redirected under new terms, while France signals alignment with Britain if no payment is made.

Baldwin United States Hanover Britain Neville Chamberlin Paris INS France Great Britain

Bipartisan revolt tests Glass-Steagall and tax reform in Congress

The deadlock stalled final action as House and Senate insurgents clash over the Glass-Steagall banking reform and key amendments. Debates Spurs calls to send the industrial recovery bill back to conference for reordering three proposed amendments. House leaders push to block the Black 30-hour week rule amid broader budget and policy battles.

House White House Senate

Revival meetings led by LeRoy Muir at Everybody's Mission

A series of revival meetings begins June 21 1983 at Everybody's Mission led by evangelist LeRoy Muir known coast to coast and endorsed by Billy Sunday Rodeheaver and others. Fish and Betts of Lynn Mass join July 12 21 for Bible study and musical program. Additional evangelists Porter Leroy Barrington and others are featured with preparatory meetings starting June 18. no meetings June 12 17.

Omer City LeRoy Muir Everybody's Mission Evangelist Muir Billy Sunday Rodeheaver Fish and Betts Lynn Mass Maine Florida Bible Porter Leroy Barrington Oklahoma Cockport T. LeRoy Muir Carl Pearson Dixonville Woman's ‘Prayer Circle Mr. Davis Wood Heart E. N. Rombaugh Mrs. Kopp Sagamore Evangelistic Party Evangelist Davis Mis. Edin M. Davis Rombaugh C. A. Waltman Presbyterian Church of

New President Named for St Francis College Loretto

June 12 The Very Reverend John P J Sullivan T O K has been appointed president of St Francis College and Ecclesiastical Seminary Loretto Pa He succeeds Very Reverend Raphael Breheny who resigned due to chronic illness Sullivan a Grafton Nebraska native received primary schooling there and completed high school in Geneva Nebraska His college studies were at Spalding College Spalding Nebraska and St Francis College Loretto Pa His full theological studies were at the Gregorian University Rome He was ordained in July 1925 at the Basilica of Saints Cosmas and Damian Rome Italy

Loretto John P. J. Sullivan St. Francis College Ecclesiastical Seminary Father Sullivan Raphael Breheny Grafton Nebraska Geneva Spalding College Spalding Penn's Gregorian University Rome Italy Basilica of Saints Cosmas and Damian

Meyer Becomes Sole Owner of Washington Post

Eugene Meyer, former Federal Reserve head, is named the new owner and sole stockholder of the Washington Post. Mrs. Meyer is vice president, Floyd R. Karigan secretary treasurer, with capital over 1.25 million dollars. Meyer says he acted independently, not at any political group's urging.

Washington Eugene Meyer Federal Reserve Board Washington Post Meyer Floyd R. Karrigan Hoover Post

McCloskey Faces Time Dispute During City Meeting

Johnstown reports Mayor Eddie McCloskey in a daylight versus standard time clash as the city council meets at 10 am. The mayor, favoring standard time, walks out after a dissenting vote on re-reading minutes. He has posted 1500 dollars bond for a preliminary hearing next Monday in an alleged attack case against Leon P. Thannell, county poor board president.

Johnstown Eddie McCloskey Leon P. Thannell The County Poor Board

Eastern Star Convention Opens at Conneaut Lake Park

Delegates begin business sessions for the ninth annual Grand Chapter Pennsylvania Order of Eastern Star after a gala opening featuring Macy John Herron of Pittsburgh and a Greensburg musical program arranged by Laura Lindbloom and Hanna Shorthouse. Mayor Sherron welcomed delegates from Allegheny County and the Pennsylvania Lodge with 25,090 members.

Conneaut Lake Park Niinth Pennsylvania Order of Eastern Star Macy John &. Herron Pittsburgh Cgireensburg Sherron Aligheny County Pennsylvania Lodge Laura L. Lindbloom Hanna D. Shorthouse Greensburg

Indiana County service clubs host farmer guests at Rotary dinner

Fourteen prominent Indiana County farmers spoke on local agricultural groups at the Rotary Club luncheon in the Indiana Hotel. Members described Sheep and Wool Growers Potato Growers Pomona Grange and other associations focusing on education, social goals, and improved farming practices. Kiwanis opened summer meetings at Camp Rest a While with Paul Gill speaking on mining topics. Snow in Arctic regions is sometimes red or green because of microscopic plants in the snow.

Indiana County Agricultural Associationa Rotary Club Indiana Hotel I Farmers Noble Wetzel Ange Whiting John Warner W. R B. Thomas Sheep and Wool Growers J. J. Fyock Clark Pollock Potato Growers Association H. G. Kunkle Sam Dible Pomona Grange Agricultural Extension Association John F. Pounds White Township Bath T, LLC Elders Ridge Harry Stonebraker Fruit Growers Association William Wetzel Clyde Houck Jersey Harry Kimmel Holstein Club WN. Lydick Guernsey I. M. Thompson Rayne Township Protective Association Murray Stewart Threshesmen Kiwanis Camp Rest Kiwanis Club Paul Gill

Buck Brothers Equally Guilty in Kidnapping Case

Barnstable Mass June 13 INS District Attorney Crossley states Kenneth and Cyril Buck are equally guilty in the kidnapping of 10 year old heiress Perry McMath. Crossley calls it a common enterprise with mutual aiding and abetting. Cyril Buck had claimed innocence and acted as intermediary to aid return home.

Barnstable Mass INS Kenneth Cyril Buck Perry McMath William C. Crossley Barnstable County Court Cyril Buck Crossley Peggy

One Gets Hair Three Get Lecture

Witnesses recalled a furious scuffle where Patrolman Herr and Sam Harvey tried to break it up and had hair on their clothing. Bart Watterson and Robert Lowry escaped with less contact as three principals faced a lecture by Burgess Norr and were ordered to leave the scene.

Herr Sam Harvey Bart Watterson Robert Lowry Burgess Norr

Troop Formed To Lead Elks Sponsored Scout Group

A happy group of boys formed a new scout troop sponsored by the Elks Lodge of Indiana. The troop will use a third floor room, with trophies on display, and a welcome meeting next Monday at 7 30 PM open to all boys. A camping incentive rewards recruits by July 1.

Lire Elka Lodge Indiana Senat Inm Elks Lodge William Penn Council Frank Tate Uorland Beisinger The Elks

Two Crash Victims Identified Yet Unidentified in Fatal Plane Crash

June 23, nine victims burned when the World's Fall sight seeing plane Northern Light lost a wing and crashed. Two of the dead were unnamed men being identified via dental charts as federal, state, and county authorities pursue a triple investigation. No passenger list existed before the ill fated Sikorsky amphibian took off.

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