New Life for Home Owners in Mortgage Relief Plan
Washington June 17 The New Home Owners Loan Corporation with 2.2 billion backing will name a state moral manager to assist mortgage ridden owners. Chairman William F Stevenson said the agency can refinance only a small part of the 20 billion total mortgage debt. Each state will have a general manager and staff guiding applications for loans to refinance existing mortgages. Appraisers will value eligible properties, and the plan aims to swap bonds guaranteed by the government for first mortgages.
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Washington
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Congress
Iiam F. Stevenson
Federal
Stevenson
Revivals at Tabernacle Close After Two Weeks
Revival meetings at the Tabernacle end with tonight's talk The Wedding in the Air by Rev Scruby and Sundays Second Coming of Satan at 2 30 p m Tomorrow Other weekend services include a 6 30 a m prayer meeting and 8 00 p m Sunday service The Senior League of Nations in Binghamton N Y invites public attendance to all gatherings
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Tabernacle
Scruby
Satan
League of Nations
Binghamton
N. Y
Eicher Released on 1000 Dollar Bail After Fatal Crash
Indiana case outlines Eicher's release on 1000 dollar bail before Justice Walter H. Jackson after coroner's jury found the truck driver intoxicated in a fatal highway crash near Blairsville. Carmen Gismondi, 24, released after inquest. both youths pronounced intoxicated by Blairsville physician.
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Justice of the Peace
Walter H. Jackson
Indiana
Eicher
Hicher
Indian Lines
Penn View
Carmen Gismondi
Oliver
Eat ‘Gismondi
Blairsville
Centenarians skew female as longevity trend noted
The article notes more women than men reach age 100. It also mentions crop rotation and a historic reference to a bridegroom to be called “that splendid fellow, Prince Alexis.”
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Prince Alexis
Bituminous Coal Code Sparks Industry Cooperation Call
Wyoming Company reports overdue leadership changes with vice presidents reelected and W. I. Ord named treasurer while W. I. Hntress is reappointed executive secretary. G. D. Cowin of Chicago urged aggressive cooperation to reclaim markets for oil heating interests, noting oil heating has advanced ten years over soft coal.
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Wyoming Company
Overe
W. 1. Ord
Landgraff
W. Va
W. 1. Hhntress
G. D. Cowin
Chicago
Grand Slam Betting and a Schenley Club Hand in Rubber Bridge
In a Schenley Bridge Club rubber game in Pittsburgh, a near grand slam was achieved in a six no trump contract after a series of decisive bids. The declarer navigated a tight squeeze to claim seven no trump, with the board illustrating the value of grand slam attempts and finesse planning under rubber scoring.
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American Bridge League
Schenley Bridge Club
Pittsburgh
South
Deater
West
North
Declarer
East
Engel
Rick
NBA Service Inc
Administrator of Recovery Act Battles in Fog
President Roosevelt outlined steps to prevent a business relapse by hiring more workers, shortening the work week, and maintaining living wages. Johnson argued for prompt increases in purchasing power to align production and wages, warning of a relapse if industrials don’t move together.
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Administrator OF Recovery Act
Johnson
Roosevelt
35 Retail Beer Distributors Meet Continued From Page One
Tax notices issued to retailers and wholesalers require payment by certified check or money order. The 35 distributors discuss impacts of 3.2 beer legalization and state regulations, noting many have exited the beer dispensing field due to new rules and lack of profit. Full year taxes are $20 for retailers and $50 for wholesalers.
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Iterayveyvenue
Pittsburgh
Gunmen kill five at Union Station in Kansas City
Washington reports gunmen believed to be five in number opened fire at Kansas City Union Station while attempting to free federal prisoner Nash. Detective Caffrey killed, Nash injured, officers slain, crowd trapped as shots echoed through the station. Witnesses differed on getaway as chaos unfolded during the mid June attack.
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Charles
Pretty Boy
Lloyd
Hot Springs
Ark
Nash
Caffrey
Reed
Union Station
Leavenworth
Vetterli
Lackey
McCaffrey
Grand Trunk
Irons
Pointblank
Week-End Business Review for Penna. Sees Industrial Upturn
James Cinkaid reports Pennsylvania industries showing eleven weeks of growth with steel and coal leading. Pittsburgh area activity nears 60 percent of 1931 levels, payrolls rise, and investment plans under the Industrial Recovery Act advance. Steel output climbs toward 50 percent, coal and refractories improve, and rail traffic surpasses last year.
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James C. Kinkaid
N.S
Pittsburgh
INS
Sterl
Pennsylvania
Siena
New York
Chicago
Department of Labor and Industry
Harrisburg
Philadelphia Federal Reserve Bank
American Steel and Tin Plate Company
Monongahela Valley
Justice Department Orders Nationwide Effort to Capture Gangsters
Attorney General Cummings directed all federal facilities to assist in the pursuit of the gunmen and ordered special agents to Kansas City. J Edgar Hoover remained in contact with the Kansas City office as the government backed a joint effort with Missouri authorities. The speech noted no federal crime for killing a government agent but urged legislation while promising exhaustive federal cooperation with state prosecutors.
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Justice Department
Congress
Missouri
Cummings
U. S
Kansas City
Weekly Dance at Moore Hotel Draws Indiana’s Fans
A series of Thursday dances at the Hotel Moore with music by Phil Runzo and His Camp Owls, plus a spaghetti dinner, aims to continue weekly amid strong public support and low prices. Also noted is District 11 Indiana County Sabbath School Convention at West Union U P church on June 20 at 7:45 p.m. with Rev. E Craighead to speak, and a remark on penology education.
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Phil Runzo
Hotel Moore
Indiana
Indiana County Sabbath School Association
West Union U. P
Ur E Craighead
Good Posture Debate At AMA Convention
At the AMA annual convention a study of 202 University of Michigan coeds over four years found no link between good posture and relief from periodic feminine pains. Visual data showed posture corrections did not reduce pain, while taller, fuller-breasted women were less prone to pains. Hormone treatment for fuller development was suggested as a potential response.
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Leigh Matteson
INS Scienta
Milwaukee
INS
American Medical Association
University of Michigan
Norman F. Millay
Ann Arbor
Mich
Time Tables for Cooking Explained in Kitchen Laboratory
SISTER MARYS KITCHEN ADVICE stresses that cooking times vary with vegetable maturity size surface area and preparation method. It notes green vegetables should be uncovered to stay green and offers rough times for peas asparagus green beans carrots beets and potatoes plus a suggested daily routine and a sample Monday menu with breakfast luncheon and dinner items.
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Sister Mary
NEA
Blairsville Man Dies in Johns Hopkins Hospital
Dr Lauren Clay Thomas 73 longtime Latrobe physician died at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore after a week of treatment. Survived by son Walter S Thomas and daughter Mrs Leo Gibson Latrobe six grandchildren three sisters Mrs Maggie Gates and Misses Nannie and Mary Thomas of James Street. He was a member of First Presbyterian Church. Elverta McMahan 25 died at Glen Campbell home of parents J A Downing and Mrs Downing. Wife of Thomas McMahan three children and three sisters. Formerly from Clymer funeral held Burneide burial site noted.
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Lauren Thomas Latrobe
Lauren Clay Thomas
Latrobe Medical Fraternity
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Thomas
Martha Elizabeth Scott
George Scott
Huntingdon
Walter S. Thomas
Mis
Leo Gibson
Latrobe
Sinters
Maggie Gates
Nannie J. Thomas
Mary Thomas
James Street
Dr. Thomas
First Presbyterian Church
Elverta McMahan
J. A. Downing
Glen Campbell
Lhomas McMahan
Clymer
Methodist Episcopal Church
Burneide
F Your Children and the Joy of Learning Stories
Olive Roberts Barton urges parents to answer children's questions with patient storytelling. From paper making to clocks, weaving, fishing, and factory processes, she argues education springs from shared, curious exploration beyond school. A brief quirky note on a 18th century Southpaw fighter closes.
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Tust
Johnny
Tod Sloan Style Stirs Jockey Routines At Notre Dame
An old timer compares Tod Stoan The'riding to Tod Sloan and his monkey crouch. The piece notes jockeys adopting the crouch to raise the withers and mentions Slip Madigan and a San Francisco club honoring him for oratorical powers. It also references Lefty Grove and the New Deal era briefly.
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Tod Stoan
Jack Weatrope
Tod Sloan
Boey
Tod
Westrope
Notre Dame
Haven
Slip Madigan
Cock Athletic Club
San Francisco
Bt. Mary
kKship
Madigan
Presbytery of Kittanning Holds Summer Session
The Presbytery of Kittanning met at Marton Center Church for a summer session with Rev. D R Thompson leading devotion. Officials announced the October 8 meeting in Indiana and potential attendance by Dr John Mee Dowell. Memorial service for Rev Charles F Irwin and seven elders occurred, and reports from National Missions and other committees were delivered along with nominations. The fall session is set for Heilwood church September 11-12 with Dr A E Driggers presiding.
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Presbytery of
Kittanning
Marton Center
D. R. Thompson
Clymer
Walter Kkennedy
Kennedy
Presbytery
Committee On Christian Education
FE. C. Good
A. E. Driggers
Indiana l
General Assembly
John Mee Dowell
Presbbtery
Walter Kennedy
C. W. Cochran
R. M. Offutt
D. D
Mrs Foster
Columbus
D. T. Scott
H. M. Foster
T. Wilson Glassford
J. Lincoln Groft
Robert L
C. O. Anderson
Kidnapping cases span years as suspects face trials
The case involves threats against Hamm for a $100,000 ransom while police pursue Sankey who has evaded capture for over a year. The wife of a suspect, mother of two, was acquitted in a Denver trial for complicity in the Bohn kidnapping and then rearrested on Boettcher connections. Ray Robinson received a 25 year sentence for the Bohn kidnapping after abductors held the boy a week and freed him for $12,000.
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Sankey
Denver
Bohn
Boettcher
Ray Robinson
McLarnin Declines To Fight For 59 Thousand
The report notes political ideas circulating and inflation debates as Jimmy McLarnin voices an opinion by refusing to fight for less than $59,000. It mentions the Yankees leading through June and anticipated challenges from western teams under July heat.
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Jimmy McLarnin
Yankees
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