Roosevelt sails eighty mile cruise aboard Amberjack
Salt spray and wind push the Amberjack from Edgartown Harbors to Provincetown with President Roosevelt at the wheel. He sails with his son James and four friends for a two week pleasure cruise, avoiding formalities as navy patrol boats circle for watch.
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Edward B. Lockett
Star
WITIL
Roosevelt
INS
Saltspray
Franklin Roosevelt
Half Moon
Edgardown
Martha's Vineyard Island
Mass
Provincetown
James
Mr. Roosevelt
Edgartown Harbor
John Cutter
Dedham
James Roosevelt
William McDonald
Marion
Ant
Evangelistic Meetings At Homer Gather Crowds Daily
Everybody's Mission announces nightly evangelistic meetings in Homer at 7:45 with free denominational instruction, music and food. T LeRoy Muir, the young people’s evangelist and elder Christian worker, is slated to speak. readers are urged to watch newspapers for opening date and to support with prayer and attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Ciy
T. LeRoy Muir
Christian Worker
Reah
Big U S Outlay Boosts Building Costs and Hours
Foremen and office supervisors gain from a wage increase of about 10 percent under the Industrial Recovery Act code of fair competition. Labor hours will be capped at eight per day and forty per week, averaged over six months. White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia, hosts industry executives at the National Fertilizer Association convention as these provisions are discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaskill
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
National Fertilizer Association
Sankey gang implicated in high profile kidnapping case
Police note the Sankey gang practiced a masterful kidnapping pattern as Victims were abducted Thursday, with ransom handling warnings to avoid police. Hamm found by Chief Cahil in Wyoming after abduction in front of his parent’s home, with callers and notes signaling planned escape.
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Boettcher
Sankey
Thomas J. Cahil
St. Paul
Hamm
Wyoming
Gasoline tax allotments dispersed to Pennsylvania counties
Sixty five counties receive their half cent per gallon share of the three cent gasoline tax for the first six months of the year. Mercer and Greene counties withheld payments totaling 2,223.13 and 8,763.44 pending county commissioner reports. other county allocations include Allegheny 31,102.07 Erie 55,742.67 Westmoreland 64,098.03 and Washington 44,863.35 among many.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Mercer County
Greene County
Allegheny
Armstrong
Beaver
Bedford
Blair
Butler
Cambria
Cameron
Centre
Clarion
Clearfield
Grawford
Elk
Erie
Fayette
Forest
Huntingdon
Indiana
Jefferson
Juniata
Lawrence
McKean
Mifflin
Perry
Potter
Snyder
Somerset
Venango
Warren
Washington
Westmoreland
Shannon Boost for Governor in Pennsylvania Reunion
New Castle veteran leaders rally behind Lieut. Gov. Edward G. Shannon for governor. A resolution from Twenty-eighth Division veterans urged Shannon to join the 1984 political race and called on Republican leaders to unite behind his candidacy. The measure cited a need for strong leadership to end factional quarrels and improve state government efficiency.
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New Castle
INS
Edward G. Shannon
Pennsylvania
Twenty-eighth Division
Shannon
William L. Case
Argonne
Family Row by Americans London Conference Delegates
Delegates at the London Conference clash over furnishing recreation for the world as Americans push for broader cultural aid while nations seek coordinated relief and entertainment provisions amid ongoing negotiations.
Experts Spanked by George R Holmes at World Conference
INS reports harmony among American delegates at the world economic conference in London was strained by a dispute over tariff proposals. Senator Key Pittman rejected the draft as not authorized by the delegation, prompting headlines of American discord. Feis and Chalmers drafted a tentative tariff basis, published by the League, sparking embarrassment and possible resignations while others showed little support for horizontal reductions.
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George R. Holmes
INS
Geological Museum
London
League of Nations Secretariat
Key Pittman
Roosevelt
Herbert Feis
Henry Chalmers
Commerce Department
Tavntf
League
Feis
Windsor Castle
Pittman
London Daily
U. S
The
Daily Express
Morning Post
News- Chronicle
U.S
United States
Gchological Mushum
Economic Commission
Hendryk Colijn
Holland
Cuba
Poland
France
Belgium
Uruguay
World economic conference notes and tariff debates unfold
The June 19 report covers the monetary commission's cautious stance on stabilizing the American dollar, chairmanship changes for immediate and permanent measures, and continued deadlock among major wheat producers on production cuts. Roosevelt's stance dominates, with foreign delegates unsure on stabilization until U.S. approval. Also included are obituaries and local notices.
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Geological Museum
London
Monetary Commission of the
World Economic Conference
James M. Cox
Ohio
Washington
Guido Jung
Italy
Herr Kienbock
Austria
Rev Offutt's Brother Killed in Indiana
James Sylvester Ray, 53, a retired Rayne township farmer, died at his home Wednesday. He was in the charge of Rev Samuel W. Shane of the Second United Presbyterian Church of Indiana and burial followed at Greenwood Cemetery. The report continues from Page One with details of the incident and funeral arrangements.
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Phia
Grove Chapel i
Rayne Township
George Ray
Louisa (Little) Ray
Mary McQuiston
Grove Chapel Lutheran Church
Goldie Gressley
Cockport
Glenore Vaughn
el Paso
Tex
Dillie Houck
Clymer
George Little
Indiana
Grave Chapel
Lutheran Church
E. B. Hanks
Hebron
Samuel W. Shane
Second United Presbyterian Church of Indiana
Greenwood Cemetery
James
Kay James Sylvester Ray
Philadel
Thompson Barosma Tablets promote kidney cleansing remedy
Suffering from backache headaches and rheumatic pains the ad touts Thompson's Barosma and Eurosma tablets as kidney cleaners and laxatives. It claims they purify blood stimulate kidneys liver and stomach and offer Barosma tablets for 5c and Barosma liquid for $1.00 at Daugherty's and all drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampson
Thompson
Daugherty's
All Drug
Flower Show At Hotel Indiana Recaps Prizes Awarded
The Hotel Indiana flower show prizes were awarded to Frank O. Meyers for a cement lawn seat and to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kring for a cement urn. Olive Ziegler received a vase, Mrs. Race a potted plant, and Ziegler and Race tied for third. Other winners included May Sutton with white delphinium, R E Young with a pattern fern, Thomas Smyth with Shasta Daisies, Murray Guthrie with six dozen plants, B E Shanis with a Yorsythe bush, and E G Buchheit with one dozen glad bulbs. Judges Norton Crose Ford City W S Kissinger and Mrs Friediein assisted.
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Frank O. Meyers
Frank Kring
Olive Ziegler
B. Race
Ziegler
Race
May D. Sutton
R. E. Young
Thomas Smyth
Murray Guthrie
BE. F. Shanis
Yorsythe Bush
E. G. Buchheit
Norton C. Crose
Ford City
W. S. Kissinger
Homer City
Friediein
Blairsville 4-H Club Organized
A Blairsville area meeting for girls and mothers was held Saturday at Mrs. Smith’s home. Home Economics Extension Representative outlined the 4-H Club program and a clothing club was formed. Attendees included Corinne Pesci Elizabeth Rager Helen McConnell Virginia Rager Anna Mae Akins Lucille Dixon Elsie Cornell Gail Bennett and several mothers.
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Blairsville
Smith
Owen
Corinne Pesci
Elizabeth Rager
Helen McConnell
Virginia Rager
Anna Mae Akins
Lucille Dixon
Elsie Cornell
Gail Bennett
Betty Black
William McConnell
Charles Black
John Dixon
Miss Elsie Van Stone Weds Gav Shields in Pittsburgh
Quiet ceremony at First Presbyterian Church Pittsburgh unites Miss Elsie Van Stone and Gav E Shields of Indiana Pa. The bride, daughter of Mrs Harry Van Stone, wore blue rough crepe with grey fur trim. The couple plans a short wedding trip and will reside in Butler Pa. He has been named general agent and adjuster for the Pennsylvania Threshermen Insurance Co. England's anthem mystery closes the item.
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First Presbyterian Church of
Pittsburgh
Elsie van Stone
Harry van Stone
Chestnut St. Connellsville
Gav
Henry
Shields
Connellsville High School
Indiana State Seachete College
Charles G. Shiels
Portland, Ore
Indiana
Indiana High School
Carelessness Costly in Bridge Grand Slam Bid
William Be of the American Bridge League notes that most points lost in contract bridge arise from carelessness rather than poor play. He argues carelessness is inexcusable, and cites a hand where it could prevent a grand slam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William BE
McKenney
American Bridge League
Bridge hand hints and college work facts from 1983 NBA
A bridge problem demonstrates a one over one force leading to a seven clubs contract with planning to establish a fifth spade. The article also notes statistics showing 50 percent of male college students and 25 percent of female students work their way through school and mentions New York using an airplane to catch fish pirates.
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South
West
North
North Bees
Declarer
East
Bast
Hast
Rpides
NBA Services Inc
State of
New York
Kenwood W C T U Institute Program
The Kenwood W C T U Institute will be held June 22 at Laurel Swamp schoolhouse. Afternoon program begins 1 30 with organ singing devotional and music reading. Miss Agnes St Clair speaks on Enforcement and Not Repeal. Includes medical tamperance discussion by Mrs I M Lewis and various musical and devotional items. Closing with medal contest awards and This is My Father's World.
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Kenwood W. GC
T. U. Tnstitute
Laurel Swamp
Mary Smith
Mary Stephens
Agnes St. Clair
I. M. Lewis
Kenwood
W. W. Huston
Apple Spray Information for Coddling Moth and Scab Control
Guidance on timing and materials for spray programs to combat coddling moth, apple maggot, and apple scab. Details include lime sulfur solution dilutions, lead arsenate amounts per 100 gallons, powdered skim milk, and spraying technique to cover foliage. Discusses pest pressure from hot weather and ongoing disease pressure from May to June with recommendations for susceptible varieties.
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Rome
Carnera Chases Sharkey Bout As Tunney Experts Pick Youth Edge
INS sports editor notes Primo Carnera has a fighting chance against Sharkey on June 29. James J. Brons on and Gene Tunney praise Carnera's youth. Benny Leonard cites age as advantage for the challenger. They reflect on past incidents involving Carnera rivals and insist the key is today not yesterday.
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Davis Jd
Walsh
New York
INS
Clarke
Philadelphia
Chevalier
Oakland
Rlg
Godfrey
Levinsky
Chicago
Birkle
Stanley Poreda
Jersey
Maloney
Boston
Miami
Primo Carnera
James Joseph Ttunney
Jimmy Bronson
Mr. Tunney
Bronson
Mr.Tunney
Carnera
Bharkey
Sharkey
Bronsan
Tunney
Benny Leonard
Benjamin
Carera
Senate plans federal supervision of stock market probe
Washington June 19 In a sweeping inquiry the Senate Banking and Currency Committee will study the New York Stock Exchange to decide if federal safeguards are needed for investors. The session will also examine Kurn Loeb & Company with Otto Kahn on the stand and may include Dillon Read & Company later.
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WM. K. Hutchinson
INS
Washington
New York Stock Exchange
Senate
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Stock Exchange
Kurn, Loeb & Company
Otto Kahn
Dillon, Read & Company
Fletcher
Florida
Congress
Farewell party for Rev Roy Beggs at Strongstown parsonage
Strongstown and Blacklick churches honor Rev Roy Beggs and his family as they depart for Clairsville. The group praises his personality, leadership, and says they will welcome him back anytime. Alton Strong and others attended the Strong reunion at Cliffside Park. W T Bennett worked busy week shearing sheep. Mable Duncan and Clair Boring visited In Lana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Parsonage
Belsano
Strongstown
Blacklick
Roy Beggs
Clairsville
Beggs
Bace
Alton Strong
Thomas Stevens
Nancy Carney
Cliffside Park
W. T. Bennett
Mable Duncan
Clair Boring
Lana
Baines Named Starter for Ebensburg Races July 4
Ebensburg June 19 Wilbur Baines longtime Pittsburgh dirt track official will serve as starter for July 4 races at the local fairgrounds. His selection pleased district drivers. Nearby, Ed Kelly and Frank Dean warned they will rebuild their machine to prove speed in the upcoming races. Entries are being handled by John Horne of Pittsburgh. Big Train Walter Johnson, famed pitcher, returns to help rally Cleveland Indians.
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Ebensburg
Wilbur Baines
Pittsburgh
Baines
Kelly
Frank Dean
John Horne
Silverdale Street
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