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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1932

Page

2

Courageous Anne Lindbergh steadies a nation’s sorrow

Editorial praises Anne Morrow Lindbergh for her quiet courage after the Lindbergh baby tragedy. It likens her to pioneer women, urges husbands and business leaders to share government costs and protect real estate owners, and calls on businessmen to help ease economic strain on farmers and communities.

Helen Welshimer Sourland Mountain New Jersey Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr Anne Morrow Lindbergh Anne Lindbergh Anne

The Customer as the Core of Business Value

The article argues customers drive business value more than plants and urges locating markets first, using advertising and agents to reach buyers, and maintaining loyalty through fair profits. It notes moneyed customers sustain sales, and owners of real estate are prime customers who pay on time and buy generously when able.

Pennsylvania Fach Henr Plymouth

Paint Em White and Keep Cool

The Clip Sheet from the U S Department of Agriculture cites studies on refrigerator cars showing light colored paints reduce heat absorption. Tests indicate outside surface temperatures and heat penetration vary with roof, side and end colors and solar radiation, with red painted surfaces hotter than yellow but cooler than black.

United States Department of Agriculture United States Department of Agriculture Engingers Bureau of Agricultural Engineering

Cattle TB Testing Expands Across Pennsylvania Townships

The Pennsylvania Department reports bovine tuberculosis testing covering 1,286 of 1,567 townships. Of the untested 331, 88 have signed up for testing soon. Forty four counties are now modified accredited with disease reduced to under 0.5 percent. Counties listed include Beaver Bedford etc with Allegheny Franklin Lackawanna also noted.

Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture Bureau of Animal Industry Pennsylvania Department. of Agriculture Beaver Bedford Lain Bradford Buller Carbon Cambria Cameron Center Clarion Chartfield Cluton Columbia Crawford Elk, Irie Payette Forest Walton Huntingdon Jefferson Indiana Juniata Lawrence Lycoming Luzerne McKean Mercer Mifflin Montour Monroe Potter Snyder Somerset Sullivan Susquehanna Tiago Union Venango Warren Washington Wayne Westmoreland Wyoming Allegheny Fanklin Lackawanna

Todays Of Other Years From The Gazette Files 1892

Three historical vignettes note wage raises for Indiana teachers in 1892, serious changes in school staff, and a local wedding. The piece lists teacher salaries in several rooms, new appointments for next year, and a planned eight month term. It also reports Susie Kaufman marrying A S Kaufman at M. H. Henry's residence and reception details. A new cabinet shop planned by Adam Hellriegel in McKees Rocks is announced.

Indiana County Errier Fide All News Twa Republica Lon Sherein Tiuzetto Jetter Indiana School Board Mabon W. M. Lang Kennie McElhenny May Ruffner Mabel Books Grave Taylor Sara Owens Atwag M. H. Henry Young Township Susie JE Kaufean Me. Kingen Aly Harrison Kaufman McKees Rocks Adam Hellriegel Bell Avenue

Crooner by Rian James from Broadway satire

A reader in a New York jazz band fills in when his cornetist is ill by singing through a megaphone. A ruthless press agent builds him into a famous radio star, exposing Broadway’s seamy side and a cynical publicity machine. The book critique notes bitter tone and sharp satire.

Rian James New York Lus America James Chieeler Singer Broadway Alfredi IL King, Inc

Did You Ever Stop to Think by Edson R Write

Celenel Rice W Means former senator Colorado and president of the National Tribune notes shifts in leadership as eras move from Aristocracy of Brawn to Brain to Blood and laments lost faith and rising demands for new leaders amid turmoil and poverty.

Edson R Celenel Rice W. Means Colorado The National Tribune

Thought For The Day A Nation’s Call To End Wealth Aristocracy

A veteran statement argues money as power corrupts, calling for leadership born of patriotism and sacrifice. It urges drafting wealth and industry to defend the country and seeks to replace wealth aristocracy with an aristocracy of service. The piece quotes Leviticus, Napoleon, and references the Temple cleansing as a model.

War values and trade policy quotes mix in 1920s musings

A collage of quotations questions the worth of human life in wartime, urges void proposals and US cooperation on trade, and debates price systems with energy-based value views. Alfred E. Smith comments on the ongoing political scene as the 1928 presidency looms.

HW. Mays Rochester, Minn United States Raisay MacDonald Alfred OK. Smith

Court rules postage stamp worth over seven thousand dollars

A New York court cases stamps valued at over 7000 dollars while noting a three cent rate for new stamps. Prominent figures praise the GOP prohibition platform, except drys and wets. Roosevelt’s forgotten man identified as Charlie Curtist. Cities and banks face debt, and employment is urged.

New York Roosevelt Charlie Curtist

Lucky Fellows First Girl Proposal Mystery

A light dialogue reveals two suitors, Jim and William, each proposing last night and the girl’s refusal. The second reveals she observed their handshake afterward, hinting at a social riddle amid a military term note that most terms used are French.

Jim William

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