Boxing Matches and Postponements Dominate New York News
June reports show Sammy Mandell to defend lightweight title against AS Singer in Yankee Stadium with seats priced at 16.60 and 30.10 8.75 8.16 and 1.06. Sharkey-Lehmane receipts miss by 116,006 from a 140,084 total as 4,800 side seats unsold. Chicago postpones heavyweights Stribling Von Porat amid hand injury and commission rulings. Jack Thompson claims another KO win over Joe Cardoza at the Olympic Auditorium after a ten round bout.
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New York
INS— Fhilipsida
Tly
Sammy Mandell
Singer
Yankee Statin
Otter
Sharkey-Lehmaling
Chicago
Ins—Sports Ineiicles
Otto von Porat
Young’ Stribing
Georgia
Stribling
von Porat
Chicago Stadium
Minos Athletic Commission
U Stribling
Upi
Stdium
Ex-Empress Zita Views Carel Return and Otto's Claim
Brussels report from International News Service quotes an official spokesman at Chateau Steen derzeel. Ex-Empress Zita opposes the Hapsburg bid to reestablish the monarchy in Hungary while focusing on her children. Crown Prince Otto, son of Charles I, will be eighteen in November and may pursue his majority and claims. he studies law at Louvain University.
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INS
Brussels
Belgium
Carol 1
Roumania
Atic
Zita
Otto
Empresa
Chateau Steenderzeel
Maniu ‘Roumania
Hungary
Charles
Hapsburg
Transfers and Real Estate Trades Reported in Burrell and Indiana
Transfers list multiple parcels and small sums across Burrell Indiana and Blairsville. names include Joseph Jaistieke Andy Senick Joseph Lustick Sevilla Boyer W Fiscuts H E Peterman M P Grott John Bezzalla Indiana Ma ya Company Walter Wesenski Louie danni H B Streams Wilson d Mar ghail Harold Samuels Isa Pearl Mc Connaughey John T Martin W C McMullen Clarence M Cover Z Prank Cover J Frank Cover. varied tract and lot transfers with nominal prices.
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Joseph Jaistieke
Andy Senick
Burrell
Joseph Lustick
Sevilla Boyer
Fiscuts
Indiana
H. E. Peterman
Rayne
John Bezzalla
Indiana Ma¢ayoni Company
Walter Wesenski
Louie Danni
South Mahoning
H. B. Streams
Wilson d. Marghail
Plaryile
Harold Samuels
Isa Pearl McConnaughey
Center
John T. Martin
W. C. McMullen
Tracy
Clarence M. Cover
Z. Prank
Blairsville
J. Frank
Clarence M. Gover
Brick Tops Band Delights Cliffside Park Crowd
Bobby Grice and her 14 member Brick Tops drew a large crowd to the Cliffside Park dance last night despite bad weather. The group performed lively numbers, flay and danse to the music, entertaining attendees who motored in to hear the band.
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Bobby” Grice
Cliffside Park
Bobby
Chicago police reform after Lingle murder storms city
The editorial vows to pursue the inquiry ending with a police shakeup after Lingle’s murder, blaming an epidemic of gang slayings and violence. Charges of political conni vance are under City Council scrutiny. Police Commissioner Russell was removed, Deputy Stege resigned, and Acting Commissioner Alcock assumed control to fight gang activity amid a broader crime boycott by Methodist leaders.
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Lingle
William Russell
John Stege
John Alcock
Police Department
Gang
Aay
I Ys
Committee On Crime
Chicago Methodist Pastor's Association
Chicago
Missionary motor trip via Laurel Hill to Bedford and Genley's Lake
A caravan from United Presbyterian Church departs at 8 16 this morning for a loop through Laurel Hill Chestnut Ridge and Lincoln Highway to Bedford then south to Cumberland. Lunch at Genleys Lake then return via Uniontown and Connellsville. Delegates posed for a group photo at the church entrance for missionary magazine features. Local Greensburg woman elected as missionary worker noted with pride.
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United Presbyterian Church
Laurel Hill
Chestnut Ridge
Lincoln Highway
Bedford
Cumberland
Genley's Lake
Uniontown
Connellsville
J. Russell Morden
Greensburg
United Presbyterian
Stocks Plunge Amid Broad Market Selloff In New York
New York June 18 blue chip shares fell to lowest levels since December 20 as heavy selling drove losses of 3 to 20 points across leading industrials and utilities. United States Steel and American Can tumbled, while Eastman Kodak, Bethlehem Steel, Consolidated Gas and others declined sharply. At noon prices barely steadied above the day’s lows as copper, wheat, and other commodities also hit new lows.
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Cousins
New York
United States Steel
American
Eastman Kodak
Allied Chemical
Bethlehem, Steel
Consolidated Gas
New York Central
American Tel
Tel
Atlantic Refining
Consolidated
Gece Cola
Continental Gan
Vecerisgerene
Nhastmian Kodak
Erla R
Miami Copper
Nash Motor
Senes Bbs
N.Y
Central Pessievareserees
Norf
West
Schulte
Sinclair OU
Mrs. Morgan Elected Leader in Missionary Society
Mrs. Fred W. Morgan was chosen as president of the General Missionary Society and heads the Anna Milligan Society of the Greensburg congregation. The convention elected officers including Mrs. H. M. Porter first vice president, Mrs. Johnston Calhoun second vice president, and Miss Lillian Robertson secretary. New board directors include Mrs. H. C. Campbell of Pittsburgh and Miss Ida Little of Pittsburgh. The event featured Rev. C. J. Williamson’s address, awards of silver cups to Presbyteries, and resolutions urging prayer, study, and anti prohibition advocacy.
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Fred’ W. Morgan
General Missionary Sociéty
Morgan
Anna Milligan Society
Greensburg
United Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
Curlsville
H. M. Porter
Colorado Presbytery
Johnston Calhoun
Los Angeles
Lillian Robertson
New York
C. Campbell
Pittsburgh
William 9. Caol
Beaver Falls
R. EB. English
Grove City
Ida Little
W. P. Wi
New Castle
Roosevelt
David Livingstone
Heith Cavall
Civilzaion
Europe
Galrgry
Galilee
Hyyptian Scott
H.C. Campbell
J. B. Hill
Campbell
David R. Turnbull
Elizabeth
Detroit
Philadelphia
Isadora
F. Scott.McBride
H. B, Fairman
H, B, Hamilton
H, McClain
Mra. J, G, Forraster
Mra. A
T Hemphill
Mary Alexandar
Lutherans Farewell Address Stresses Ministry and Faith
The farewell to the elders of the Church of Ephesus features Dr. Burgess praising the ministry as a comradeship of the cross and urging ministers to enlighten humanity while avoiding personal Bible interpretation. He calls for steadfast adherence to Jesus Christ and the church doctrine amid contemporary unbelief and rationalism.
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Church of Ephesus
Dr. Burgess
Jesus Christ
Ministers Leave Roots for Work in America Synod Opens
The Pittsburgh Synod gathers for its 89th convention with 324 churches and 244 ministers. 42 pastors have departed over the past decade, 300 resignations noted, as officers are elected and ordination reports heard. Rev J E Lambert leads devotional. Rev A J Hall presides. afternoon session features ordination committee reports and memorial service.
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Pittsburgh
America
Syndd
J. ¥. Schall
A. J. Turkle
United Lutheran Church
J. E. Lambert
Scottdale
A. J. Hall
J. F. Serbert
Chicago
George
Drach
Baltimore
Harry Hodges
Washington, D. C
Young Peoples
Robbin Wolf
Pittsburgh, Pa
Community marshals funds to light air field for night landings
Local residents plan to raise about 2000 dollars for boundary rights and field lighting to ensure the Philadelphia to Pittsburgh air line serves the area. The airport will offer Aerial Service Tickets as credit toward future airplane rides, allowing 60 percent of service costs to be paid with the card.
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Indiana
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Ylon
Jones
Bia Asra
Fisher
J. Arthuy Robinson
Hart H. Bowman
American Eagle Aircraft Corporation
Kangaa City
Eitles
Plea Outcomes Highlight June Criminal Court Session
Four defendants pled guilty in June sessions before Judge J N Langham. Pleas involved liquor law violations, concealed weapons, adultery, and fornication. Bonds forfeited for missing trials, others found not guilty. trials continued for Mrs Pearl Tyger on liquor law charges. Dominick Romani shared costs in one case.
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Ofte
Guy
J. N. Langham
Patsy Fafone
Tony Cespa
Dominick Romani
Roy Shaffe
Walter McAdama
Robert Cox
Howard Fisher
Bastardy
James Marsho
Pearl Tyger
Clymer
Indiana field praised as asset for community progress
Mr. Bowman stated the Indiana field is well suited for development and could become a great asset for the community. He noted the field’s readiness compared with Pennsylvania and emphasized government demand driving emergency designation.
Obituary Notices From Indiana County
William Meanor 84 retired farmer and Indiana County resident died at Marion Center after a long illness. Survived by his children Warren, Danica, Mrs Adams, Mrs Kinsel, Rachel, and Mrs Jackson. funeral at Marion Center Methodist Episcopal Church with Rev. Moore and Rev. Porter leading, burial Marion Center Cemetery.
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William P.meanor
William P. Meanor
Indiana County
Alvay
Marion Center
Methodist
Charsh
Warren H. Meanor
Chicago
Danica Stachel
Indiana
I. W
Anti-Prohibition Wins New Jersey Senate Nomination
Dwight W. Morrow won the Republican Senate nomination in New Jersey by a landslide on anti-prohibition grounds. He defeated F W Fort Frelinghuysen and John A Kelley as returns showed a massive early lead, with 2920 districts reporting and a margin near 200,900 votes. Morrow will face Democrat Alexander Impgen in November.
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George R. Holmes
INS
Newark
N. J
Jersey
Dwight W. Morrow
Ambassador Morrow
F. W. Fort
Anti-Saloon League
Joseph S. Frelinghttysen
John A. Kelley
Morrow
Fort
Frelinghuysen
Diana Mane Sult of in Attacked by Joe Zelinski
Diana Mane died after being attacked by Joe Zelinski in Coal Run on Saturday afternoon. The victim, a teacher in Austria, was admitted to Indiana hospital with contusional and internal injuries after Zelinski allegedly hurled a stone at him while prostrate. Interment occurred at St Bernard’s Roman Catholic Church cemetery. Zelinski fled and remains at large as County Coroner Dr. Fred W. Stee investigates the case.
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Diana’ Hospital
Joe Zelinski
St. Bernard's
Roman Oath
Hove
Church
Brodik
Austria
Indiana Hospital
Zelinski
Nald
Fred W. Stee
Morrow Smashing Victory Shocks Prohibition Politics
The New Jersey vote elevates Ambassador Morrow in the anti prohibition movement and prompts talk of his possible presidential run. He championed repealing the Eighteenth Amendment and returning liquor control to the states, preaching tolerance in many speeches. The outcome is likely to influence wetness in New York and Massachusetts party platforms.
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Morrow
New Jarney
New Moses
Jersey
New York
Massachusetts
New Jersey
End of Congress Seen Delayed By Treaty and Bills
Washington June 18 News reports show senators ready to stay in session over the London Naval Treaty and rivers and harbors bill while awaiting action on the World War pension act and Parker motor bus bill. President Hoover signed the 1930 tariff act with effects on imports and trade debated by officials and economists.
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Senate
Congress
Watson
Ind
Hoover
Gene
Parker
Washington, D. C
Offi- Gale Baid
Riise
Borah
Idaho
Soup Stock for Busy Home Cooks from Labor-Saving Guide
A 1920s kitchen column offers a method to prepare a large batch of soup stock using beef bones ham veal and vegetables. The piece explains skimming for clarity sealing with fat to preserve flavor then chilling and refrigerating. Stock serves as base for vegetable soups gravies and pasta dishes and can be made on baking day to last several days.
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Press Publishing Co
ONC York World
Marriage Licenses List From Indiana and Nearby Areas
A marriage licenses list includes Charles Weaver Williamson Indiana Virginia May Zimmerman August Wétner New York City Mildred Phoebe Frederick Georgeville Melvin Stiver Glen Campbell Mary Elizabeth Blose Glen Campbell James Edward Grivens Sbrings Pearl Davis homes City Bee Leonard E Palmer Cleveland Ohio Anna Urban Cleveland Ohio Meade M Marlin Indiana Marian Esther Willard Indiana Frank C Stephens State College Majg ares Elizabeth Westover Hastings Ralph Emerson Miles Jo Wilkins Anna Margaret Dunlap Blairsville
Tariff probe urged as LA Borsh resolution looms
The speaker said he would sign the LA Borsh resolution which aims to spur debate among supporters and opponents. It would direct the tariff commission to investigate cost differences in production between foreign and domestic shoes cement furniture hose and farm implements, with indications pointing to its passage.
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Borsh
Tariff Commission
Pottstown Dominates Parade and Davis Addresses Delegation
Secretary of Labor James J. Davis spoke to the delegation on Fraternaliom. Pottstown won the tallest member prize and the best team performance, with Meadville in second. Clearfield claimed best band performance, Mcdegaport second. York’s W. W. Fikes won the transhooting contest.
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Thiree
Pottstown
Meadville
Clearfield
Mcdegaport
W. W. Fikes
York
James J. Davis
New Management at Rose Tea Room on South Tenth
H G Oswalt Jr, son of H G Oswalt, takes over the Rose Tea Room on South Tenth from Mrs. Carlo Fecken. He will manage with personal supervision and introduce improvements. Oswalt brings catering and food service experience from six years as steward at the William Penn Hotel in Pittsburgh and prior work with his father at the State Teachers College.
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H.G. Oswalt, Jr
H. G. Oswalt
State Teachers’ College
Rose
South Tenth Street
Carlo Fecken Bays
Onwalt
William Pennatel
Pittsburgh
State Teachers College
Osaka Ghiffly
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