Strong Reunion Draws 188 From Six Counties At Cliffside Park
The 17th annual Strong reunion was held at Cliffside Park on Thursday June 20 with 188 attendees from Armstrong Cambria Clearfield the ferson Westmoreland and Indiana Counties. Members wore pink and green bows while guests wore red and tables held pink roses and evergreens. A 12 30 p m dinner followed the 100 year old Moses Strong bell and games for children and adults were enjoyed. The program featured devotions welcomes talks readings vocal selections and memorials. Next year’s reunion is set for Cliffside Park on the third Thursday of June 1936.
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Cliffside Park
Strongs
Armstrong
Cambria
Clearfield
Ferson
Westmoreland
Indiana
Strong
Moses Strong
Strongstown
Alton Strong
Falks
Clarence~e
Clune
P. W. Large
M. E. Church of
Clarence Strong
Diane
Clymer
Carl Roberts
Strong Reunion
Huntsburg
Utah
California
Freda Stewart
R.D
Shirley May Moore
Leechburg
Irma
Dan Strong
Penn Run
Hughes Brothers
I Aotie
Kroes
Maggie
Elvie Renshaw
Pennsylvania
Frances Strong Helman
Earl Strong
Blairsville
R D
Irma Strong
Fenn Run
God
Trimpey
Leo Moore
Thomas H. Strong
Edmon
Leslie Miller
Bolivar
Hazel Miller
Herbert Strong
Indiana R. D
Blair McCann
Ralph Stewart
Wilfred Stewart
John Strang
Clarence S. Strong
Mabel Strong
Hanna Helman
Closed Book Mitchell Probe Yields No New Evidence
Washington June 22 The Senate Commerce Committee found the Mitchell investigation closed with no new findings. Ewing Y Mitchell former Assistant Secretary of Commerce had promised graft and scandal but Copeland said the testimony was hearsay and data from prior probes. Secretary Roper defended the department and criticized Mitchell.
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Washington
INS
Senate
Mitchell
Ewing Y. Mitchell
Secretary of Commerce
Roper
Department
Copeland
CONGRESSMAN JOSEPH GRAY DEFENDS PRIVATE PROPERTY
The letter quotes Congressman Joseph Gray arguing that lawmakers have no right to seize private investments. He states he would not steal funds or stocks from individuals and that a congressman's status does not justify destroying a neighbor's property. He suggests leaving constitutional questions to the Supreme Court.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Obituary Funeral Services Planned for Saltsburg Woman
Funeral services will be held Monday at 2 30 p m at the home of her niece and nephew Della and Robert J Leech Saltsburg in charge of her pastor the Rev M Rudolph Miller Interment will be in Edgewood Cemetery An obituary will be printed in Monday s paper.
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Della
Robert J. Leech
Saltsburg
M. Rudolph Miller
Edgewood Cemetery
Coal strike action eyed by Congress as talks continue
Guffey and Rep Snyder report assurances from House leaders that the bill will be acted on by the Ways and Means Committee next week. Carter Coal president says operators ready to negotiate contracts at high NRA code rates. Opponents argue the Gurley Snyder bill would create a Federal board to classify coal and discriminate between regions.
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Guffey
Rep. Snyder
Pennsylvania
House
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
James W. Carter
Carter Coal Company
Gurley-Snyder
Federal Board
Governor Earle Signs Key Emergency Tax Bills
In Harrisburg Gov George H. Earle signs the final emergency tax measures to balance the budget. The package includes a one cent gasoline tax raising about 22 million, a one mill personal property tax, a six cent amusement tax, and a three and a half million dollar documentary stamps tax. A tax anticipation bill allows borrowing up to 50 million against uncollected taxes to cover relief needs.
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Harrisburg
George HM
Earle
Commonwealth
State Supreme Court
Confession in Fiendish Murder Case Shocks City
Thompson confessed to a brutal murder detailing driving to the cemetery, stripping the clothing from the victim, keeping watch for over ten hours, dumping the body in a creek, and returning to the city while scattering garments. Police used a detector to pressure his admission before his full confession emerged.
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Thompson
Nussbaum
Canly
Pennsylvania Legislature Ends Fiscal Fears After Tax Push
Lawmakers ended tax worries as measures balancing the budget passed. The one mill tax on intangible wealth became law while other pending taxes were killed. Conference reports on liquor regulation and state authorities funding were in flux, with approval expected soon and battles over personnel selection and budget provisions continuing.
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Liquor Board
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
Central Board
Achterman
Senate
Secretary of Internal Affairs
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Senate Democrats
Ahderman
G. O. PB
George H. Earle
House
McClure
Testimonial Dinner Given by Catholic Daughters
A testimonial dinner honoring Brady featured a purse gift from the Catholic Daughters. The audience rose in unison at the conclusion, marking a moment of appreciation and community fellowship.
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Brady
Sewing Classes Schedule Week Beginning June 24
Community notices list sewing and handicraft classes across Indiana Homer City Lucerne Ernest Creekside and Lucerne. Dates and times vary with sessions set for Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday next week with makeup for missed Homer City sessions.
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Indiana
Horace Mam
Schisal
Homer City
Creekside
Luceme
Lucerne
Horace Mann
Joyful honor for Father Brady at St Bernard’s Parish
The guest of honor Father Brady expressed heartfelt joy as a grateful crowd praised him. He recalled ordination on May 20, 1920, Masses in Fargo North Dakota and in Ireland with family present, and thanks from his parents as well as parishioners. The evening closed with Florence Sutton’s impersonation of a colored Mammy, marking a memorable page in the parish memory book.
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Father Brady
Timne
Fargo
North Dakota
Bishop O'Reilly
Ireland
Florence Sutton
St. Bernard’s Parish
SHARE WEALTH TAXX PROGRAM DISCUSSION CONTINUES
A pending resolution to extend emergency taxes that would expire June 30 may be taken up. Senator McNary of Oregon pressed for swift legislative action while Harrison said he did not know when he would move to consider the measure.
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Harrison
Republian
McNary
Oregon
Sharon Farrell Vote on Merger
Sharon Farrell voters faced a pivotal election to decide if Sharon and Farrell should merge to form a single city. H. E. B. McDowell led the Greater City forces arguing consolidation protects valley industries, with backing from United States Steel and other industrialists who warned plants might leave the valley without merger.
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Sharon
Shenango Valley
Knapas Sharaf
H. EB. McDowell
Valley Industries
United States Steel Corporation
American Steel and Wire Plant
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Alaska colony conditions prompt Hopkins report request
Acting on Senate orders, Relief Administrator Hopkins prepared a detailed report on Alaska's colonists. Senators Vandenberg, LaFollette, and Shinstead urged the inquiry after colonists alleged deplorable conditions, widespread sickness, fear of an epidemic, and lack of medical care for many pregnant women.
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Washington
INSI
Senate
Harry L. Hopkins
New Deal
Alaska
Hopkins
Vandenberk, R
Michigan
LaFollette
Prog
Wisconsin
Shinstead
Farmer-Laborite
Minnesota
Father Coughlin Continues on National League Threat
The article notes Father Coughlin continuing on a nationwide league plan that could mobilize broad backing and present a direct aid open threat to use its voting power. The piece emphasizes the potential political leverage and public reaction.
Coughlin Under Fire From Michigan Catholic Press
The Michigan Catholic criticized Father Dargin for attacking Father Coughlin and dismissed the Ecclesiastical Review piece as sensational. It argues nonpartisan activity is not a political movement and notes Coughlin cites no party while promoting social justice principles.
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Dargin
Detroit
Iins
Edward V. Dargin
Ecclesiastical Review
Charles BE
Coughlin
Michigan Catholic
Michael J. Gallagher
Royal Oak
Ecclessiastical Review
Father Dargin
Croton Falls
James Cardinal Gibbons
Father Coughlin
United States
Anti-Saloon League
League
Riches in Oil Right at Home at Pennsylvan ia
State College Pa June 22 CINS An oil mecca riches in oils lies under the noses of oil experts and land owners in Pennsylvania Eastern Ohio New York and West Virginia Learn science newest method of recovering it and they will enjoy oil riches not known in 78 years of oil history C B McClintock consulting geologist told 300 oil experts at the Pennsylvania Grade Crude Oil Association annual session He said a billion barrels of Pennsylvania crude are immediately recoverable and surveys show more than 5500000000 barrels potentially recoverable Operators with current tools can get as much oil as in the past 76 years At current prices enough oil is in sight to lubricate one fourth of all cars on U S highways for the next 26 years Sweeney declared the oil code is through and the industry is ready to tend to business itself.
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State College
Cins
Pannsylvania
Ohio
New York
West Virginia
Pennsylvania Grade
C. B. McClintock
City
Pennsylvania
McClintock
United States
Daniel J. Sweeney
Buffalo
Appropriation for Dust Storm Study
Washington June 22. The Geological Survey requests 1.8 million dollars from the relief fund to study the nation's water resources as a measure to prevent future droughts and dust storms. Project work includes surface and ground water, rainfall, chemistry, and regulation, tied to the National Resources Board. The Smithsonian asks 161,060 dollars for classification and preservation of material in the national collection.
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Washington
Geological Survey
Interimy Department
Water Division
National Resources Board
Smithsonian Institute
Protest Dismissal Of Oil City Nurse Helena O Hara
Resentment rose as petitions circulated protesting the dismissal of Miss Helena O Hara a state nurse after 21 years of service. Dr Edith McBride Dexter secretary of health cited department reorganization. Medical society and Oil City and Franklin Hospital staffs urged retention and planned to forward petitions to Harrisburg.
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OL City
Helena O'Hara
Edith McBride Dexter
Miss O'Hara
Dexter
Venango County Medical Society
Oil City
Franklin
Wild Bullet Wounds White Twp Girl Near Indiana Airport
Zella Mitchell 18, working outside the Mitchell farmhouse near Indiana Airport, was shot in the right chest by a .22 rifle. Admitted to Indiana Hospital at 6:55 p.m., doctors say the injury is not serious. The shooter, cousin Norman Isenberg 22, fired at a bird, striking Zella instead.
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Fred
Zella Mitchell
A. D
Indiana
Mitchell
Iate
Norman Isenberg
TVA Restrictions Move to Curb Federal Power Authority
Chairman Rayburn announced a new utility bill with House action seen next week. A military affairs panel rejected the administration bill on TVA expansion, approving a compromise restricting federal power program including Congress consent for new projects and production-cost based sales limits after July 1997. The measure also puts TVA under comptroller general supervision and requires competition with private utilities under an approved accounting system. Wilts Meat Order winner Loy Yates of Saltsburg won a meat order at H. 5. Fails store in Pittsburgh area meat contest. The ocean level disparity shows 1.7 feet higher on the Pacific coast than the Atlantic.
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Rayburn
House
Military Affairs Committee
TVA
Congress
Comptroller General
Federal Power Commission
Wilts
Loy Yates
Saltsburg
R. D
Conemaugh Township
Philadelphia Street
Pittsburgh
Children Day Program at Local Evangelical Church
Tomorrow night at the Evangelical Church on Fourth and Church streets the Sunday School youngers present a Children’s Day program. The program features songs, recitations, exercises, a pageant, and the offering. Performers include Irma Uber, Eunice Uber, Joanne Uber, Marjorie Blair, and many local children from the church youth groups.
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Evangelical
Church Streets
Peppe
Irma Ruth Uber Prayar
Bab Pratt
Dr. Song
Loyal Hilm
Douglas Everett
Imogene Gearhart
Deck Grundy
Eunice Uber
Joanne Uber
Lucille Kellar
Marybelle Beatty
Marjorie Blair
Dys Strong
Betty Jo Fleming
Oren Hilty
Raymond Blair
Dean Strong
Charles Kellar
Jack Saltsgiver
Stewart Moore
Jay Bennett
Calvin Hilty
Richard Kellar
Betty Holt
Wyoma White
Nioma Byers
Sarabelle Salts River
Dorothy Hilty
Mildred Shank
Emily Wentz
Flower Show Honors Award Winners at State College Event
Mrs May D Sutton won first place with 24 points in the Bag of Vigoro category. Other winners included Jardinere for Leslie Pattison, Lawn chair for Wilmer Henry, and Bulbs donated by Indiana Floral Co and Mrs E B Race. Iris collection donated by Wilmer Henry and Dr M J Walsh. Mrs Thompson to receive Siberian iris. Fred Vinton and Garden Club thank Mr Strearns and assistants, Indiana Evening Gazette, and all helpers. show ends today with hours all afternoon and evening.
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May D. Sutton
Jardinere
Leslie Pattison
Wilmer Henry
Indiana Floral Co
E. B. Race
M. J. Walsh
M. J. Thompson
Would-Be Suitor Held in $5,000 Bail
Johnstown June 22. Fred Curry and his family face conspiracy abduction and assault charges after arrest in Cumberland Maryland where Curry allegedly sought to force marriage on Miss Widel Hyder 19 of Conemaugh. Also jailed was Abe Hyder’s son van Gonzales alias Mexican John held on the same counts.
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Johnstown
Fred Curry
Widel Hyder
Conemaugh
Saba Curry
Selma Curry
South Fork
Atener
W. Lloyd Hibbs
Toay
Abe Hyder
van Gonzales
John
J. E. McCartney
Curry
Cumberland
Miss Hyder
Yale Boatmen Hand Harvard Big Defeat in Regatta
Yale varsity eight won decisively over Harvard in the four mile New London regatta finishing about a quarter mile and almost a full minute ahead. Unofficial times were Yale 20 18 and Harvard 21 04 as Crimson rowers staggered to the line.
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New London
Conn
Yale
Harvard
Crimson
Harvard Garsmen
The Merry Man of Death House Dies in Gas Chamber
Canon City Colorado reports Leonard Belongia a 25 year old murderer died in the state prison gas chamber today. He faced execution with a smile and earned the nickname The Merry Man of Death House for his cheery demeanor to the end.
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Canon City
Colo
Leonard Belongia
Belongia
Man of
Death House
Anniversary Shindig for Mr and Mrs Warren Bitterbaugh
Relatives and friends gathered at the Bitterbaugh home near Penn Run to mark the couple’s 54th wedding anniversary with magic, games, and a late lunch. Guests included multiple Overdorffs, Rhine, Foster, George, Conrad, Baker, Stephens, Smith, Hill, Emeigh, and others from Brush Valley, Home Station, and Kenwood.
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Warren
Bitterbaugh
Near Perit Run
Eyaline Overdorff
Chester Rhine
Dorothy
Opal
A. W. Overdorff
Paul and
Allen
S. Q. Overdorff
Charles
Glenn
Lila Mae
Majorie
Henry Foster
Rose George
Charles Conrad
Jean
Fred
Brushvalley
Enos Baker
Mildred
Daisy
Home Station
Florence Stepheens
Clare
Lois
Vera
Lelia
Ralph Smith
Maylin Hill
Penn Run
Edgar Emeigh
Carl
Twila
Kenwood
Ethel Stephens
Floyd Rhine
Clair Age Cecil Buterbaugh
Mrs Wood Clark May Be Appointed Pittsburgh Official
Resignation of Jacob Frank as Pittsburgh registration commissioner sparks talk of a recess appointment for Mrs J Wood Clark. Clark had been appointed by Governor George H Earle but faced Senate rejection. if granted, she would serve until the Senate acts in its next session.
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Pittsburgh
INS
Jacob Frank
J. Wood Clark
Frank
Clark
George H. Earle
Senate
G O P Represented at Cleveland Meet
Harrisburg June 22 M Hate vey Taylor Republican State Chairman today accepted an invitation to have Pennsylvania represented at the regional Republican conference in Cleveland Ohio July 8 and 9 Senator George H Bender president of the Ohio Federation of Republican Clubs asked Taylor to name two speakers for the meeting to be arranged along the same lines as the recent grass roots conference in the Midwest
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Harrisburg
M. Hatevey Taylor
Pennsylvania
Cleveland
George H. Bender
Ohio Federation of Republican Clubs
Taylor
Midwest
Stock Market Sector Ticker Line Abridged Listing
An OCR read presents a dense string of stock market tickers and company names spanning chemicals, autos, beverages, oil, electronics, railroads, and utilities. It reads like a snapshot of multiple listed equities and market identifiers without coherent narrative or dates.
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Joseph Gray
Moorhead
Apalapa
Ernest
Sharon-Farrell
Bishop Gallagher
Ains
Oil City Hospital
Sarah Chapman
Birmingham
Ata
Frances Burham
Canonsburg
Eugene Chapman
Randolph Episcopal Church
Randolph
Lea Durham
Treasury
Internal Revenue
Mc. Harvey
Firestone
Leonard
Rogisond
Roger
Mr. Firestone
Harvey, Jr
Russell
Earth
Pacific
Atlantic Coast
Harvard Wallop
Warren Ndterbaughs
Peri Run
Wood Clark
Allied Chem
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Armour
Atchison T and St Atlantic
Auburn
Mtrs
Bordens
Pac
Chrysler
Columbia Gas Consolidated Oil Cent Can
Curtiss-Wright Dupont
Eastman Kodak
Freeport
Texas Gen
Elec
Gen Foods
Gen
Pet
Int
T and
TSC
Penney Co
Kennecot Cop
Monty Ward Nash
Cash
Dairy
North Amn Packard
Mire Penn RR
Pullman U
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Tob
Sears Roebuck Salter
Socony-Vacuum
Ach
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