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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1933
Page
2
Lions Club meeting led by Lion Ralph Warrison focused on loyalty inspired by Washington and wartime resilience. He shared personal histories from members via a questionnaire about birthplace, early work, and career choices, revealing the diverse paths to present roles and strengthening community commitment.
The speech traces UK economic troubles and contrasts with American conditions. It notes sensationalized U.S. views, critiques Wall Street riches and gangland imagery, and contrasts Old World diplomacy with hoped for cooperation. Secretary Hull later spoke, but whispers suggested mixed reactions from delegates.
The writer rails at critics who expected Hull to solve all global ills. He defends American delegation for endorsing engagement with the League and warns against chasing self serving guarantees. He notes diplomacy is complex with blocs shaping committees and accuses some Americans of shallow, self serving views.
President Roosevelt accepts a dime-on-the-dollar partial payment approach as Britain Italy and others offer roughly ten percent of the 144 million due. Britain seeks a broader debt discussion while Congress retains final revision authority.
Britain pays ten million dollars in silver to acknowledge debt while planning Lausanne based talks, Poland announces inability to pay due to crisis, Finland pays in full, Greece defaults on June installment, and China opposes Pan Asiatic moves as Tokyo wary of Western investors.
Fire at the Roosevelt summer home in New Hampshire confined to the upper portion and water damage to the lower. The Post cites a Secret Service threat to kidnap the president’s grandchild, Sarah Roosevelt, with guards stationed and a Secret Service detail present.
A coroner reported a skull fracture as the cause of death at a Blairsville funeral home post mortem. A coroner's jury ordered Frank Emerick, 19, Rochester Mills held for involuntary manslaughter in the May 14 crash on the Indiana Punxsutawney road near Marion Center that fatally injured John Heilbrun, 27, of Ernest.
The Heilbrun car upset after a collision on the highway, fatally injuring a youth who died at Indiana Hospital at 10 a.m. May 15. The jury found Emerick at fault, with authorities stating his car was on the wrong side. Emerick faced involuntary manslaughter charges and was released on a $1,000 bond pending a preliminary hearing.
G A R leader dies in sleep as Pittsburgh marks the 156th anniversary of Old Glory. The seven eight Civil War veterans at the encampment are showered with ticker tape and confetti. A Flag Day fete opens with a 21 gun salute in Schenley Park as uniformed drum bugle corps massed colors and auxiliaries parade.
Veterans held a campfire at Soldiers' and Sailors' Memorial Hall to honor the flag. A reception and dance followed at the Fort Pitt Hotel sponsored by the Sons of United Veterans and auxiliary, with county officials and Congressman-elect Henry Ellenbogan speaking at the Roosevelt Civic Legion dinner at the Mayfair Hotel.
The Kiski Valley 4-H Sweet Corn Club met in Moore hall Avonmore Tuesday evening to elect officers. President J Arthur McKee of Bellebury. vice president Harry Learn Avonmore. secretary treasurer Leslie Hamilton Salina. game leader Harry Learn. news reporter William Whitesell Salina. The 17 member club is sponsored by the Avonmore Lions Club. Refreshments followed. Members listed include William Allshouge R D 1 Avonmore Albert Cypher Salina John Colliga Avonmore Johnnie Filippine R D 1 Avonmore Leslie Hamilton R D 1 Salina Deane 5 Hudson Saltsburg Glenn Hudson Saltsburg Raymond Kuhns Salina Tony Latina Salina Harry Learn Avonmore J A McKee Saltsburg Harry Hudson Saltsburg LouSabo Salina Vincent Vantoni Avonmore Kenneth Walker Salina William Whitesell Salina.
Grove City June 16.Ins Political factionalism seen as a lost art in Congress with both parties agreeing Roosevelt policies steer the nation from economic change. Speaker Henry T Rainey of Illinois, visiting for Grove City College's 53rd commencement, delivered the address and received an honorary Doctor of Laws degree as 101 graduates received diplomas.
In Erie June 15 Mrs. Francis M. Walker of Philadelphia was chosen president of the Pennsylvania Lodge of Rebekahs at their convention. Named with her were vice president Garnet Drake Pittsburgh warden Josie M. Brot herton Erie secretary Martha R. Perry Philadelphia treasurer Elva G. Morrow Pittsburgh. Appointments included Olive Lindley Chester marshal Jane Lentz Bloomsburg consul Elza Zeigler Philadelphia chaplain Florence Hallam Greensboro inside guardian Annie Birdsall Indiana outside guard.
Chicago June 15 Wheat led grain losses with a 1%c drop as corn oats and rye slid percent levels. A Argentine Senate move against cutting wheat acreage spurred some selling. Poultry butter and egg markets all showed steady to unsettled tones with moderate demand and supply noted in each line.
Market update covers vegetables with tomato and cabbage pricing by region and crate sizes, and cattle and cattle receipts. Prices for tomatoes show steady demand and moderate supply in Texas, Mississippi, and Virginia markets. cabbage remains steady with moderate supply across Tennessee and Ohio crates. Cattle receipts reach 500 with diverse ranges for steers and heifers, plus cows and bulls listed by weight and quality.
New York June 15 a bold attempt to smuggle 200000 of opium into the country via the Italian liner Conte de Sa vola was foiled by five customs men in a small patrol boat. Government fired many shots as smugglers fled in a high speed craft up the Hudson disappearing into darkness. The opium was seized and taken to the barge office. Officials viewed the incident as a sign of renewed international dope rings activity. Also report Texas dividend news: Public Service Corporation of Texas declares semi annual dividend of 8.60 per share on preferred stock payable July 1 1938.
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