First Step Toward Franco German Understanding
Von Papen holds private talks with French Premier Herriot signaling a staged Franco German alliance plan. Belgium presents an economic reconstruction proposal including Reichsmark support, an international credit institute, and tariff reductions under the Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Papen
Herriot
Belgium
Arno Doscilfleu
ROT Uins
Los
Lausanne
Dune Dhe
Tns
Chatgetler
Rang von Papen
Reich
Edouard Terviot
France
International New Service
Fraance
Rilk
Europe
Reichsmark
International Credit Institute
Bank For International Settlements
Halland
Luxembourg
Motor Patrol Honor Guests at Johnstown
In a meeting with Dr. Clyde King, secretary of revenue, officials of the highway patrol discussed the department’s main role. Capt. Bender noted the revenue agency’s duty to collect owed estate revenues during the event in Johnstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motor Patrol
Johnstown
Clyde King
Secretary of Revenue
Highway Patrol
Revenue Department
Bender
Bert Jacks
Traffic Bureau
Pittsburgh
H. G. Andrews
The
Democrat
Urrisburg
Munyon Opens Tent Meetings on Village Campaign Night
In a bustling tent meeting at Blairton Avenue between Fifth and Sixth streets near the Armory, Munyon promotes a broad gospel outreach. Speakers including Harry B. Stars and Miss Snyder headline a lively program with radio broadcasts on WAVSAV at 8 AM daily. The event appeals to all classes, urging prayer and repentance for divine healing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taney
Hye
Kek
Jaron
Jreepel Moeselyes
Mise Snyder
Gata
Tlawird
Dack
Blairton Avening
Reed and Darrow Push for Prohibition Repeal Debate
In Chicago James A. Reed and Clarence Darrow discussed ending Volstead Act enforcement and returning liquor control to the states. They argued for a repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment and a straight line platform favoring states rights, with potential federal revenue from excise taxes and negative enforcement by states. The dialogue touched on practical steps and timing ahead of the Democratic convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
Darrow
LON
Chicago
James A. Reed
Missouri
Carence Darrow
Dawyer
Congress
International News Service
Clarence
Kansas City
Darran
Reedd
Aed Clarence
Dartun
Democratic Party
Thomas Jefferson
Curlan
Lawa
Skavow
Robert M. Hutchins
Chicago University
Hutchins
Dem
Youth of America
Fourth of July events plan at Indiana Fair Grounds
Ute Gowisaman of Pennsylvania State Grange will headline a July fourth program at the Indiana Fair Grounds with a 4 p.m. speech. A county horse pulling contest is slated for the same day at the fair grounds. A county Grange picnic with Creekside Grange is planned around August 17, with details to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ute i. Gowisaman
Pennsylvania State Grange
Wold
Indiana Fair Grounds
Isa
Dian
Mair
Digit Pom
Creekside Grange
County Grange
Creekside Abou Uve
Grange resolutions and political tensions across the county
The county Grange adopts tax relief and government economy resolutions opposing further real estate taxes and urging cutting salaries and duplication to curb debt. Separately, Roosevelt and Roosevelts’ opponents clash over party rules and leadership as Minnesota rump delegates push for seating and Smith support. National figures discuss emergent legislation and youth influence in the Democratic platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Smith-Hague
T. J. Walkh
Montana
Minnesot
al Smith
Roosevelt Favored as 1932 Party Candidate Hints
Smith warns of a pivotal choice as Democratic leaders weigh Roosevelt’s potential nomination. The piece notes governors and senators such as Ritchie, Traylor, Garner, White, Byrd, Reed, and Lewis as possible contenders, while Smith’s camp signals withdrawal if Roosevelt is placed as the stronger nominee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiseline
Tor Alley
Gueh
Republic Eth Lutcers
Roosevelt
Father Down
Smith
Ritchie
Melvin A. Traylor
John N. Garner
Newton D
White
Murray
Reed
Byrd
Lewis
New York
Opening Gun for Reelection in Hoover Era Tone
The piece outlines campaign aims for re election with emphasis on maintaining pre amendment conditions and avoiding liquor era evils. It stresses Hoover administration records as the focal issue and notes broad public welfare as a shared primary interest beyond party politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Hoover
Willard Home Children Feted Picnic at Rustic Lodge
The Clarence Wallace Class of the Presbyterian Sunday School hosted sixty Willard Home children for a picnic at Rustic Lodge with games and a 640 supper. Food prepared by the class members vanished as both children and adults enjoyed bean dishes, salads, sandwiches, and fruit. The event offered a rare outing for the children, plus lunches for those unable to attend, underscoring community spirit and individual effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Wallace
Presbyterian Sunday School
Willard
Rustic Lodge
Plab
Rinlie Lodge
Pageant to Open Fourth of July Fete in Indiana
The celebration features a parade of military units, horse events, drum corps, and a George Washington bicentennial pageant July 2 and 4. Activities include ox roasting, horse pulling, Boy Scout contests, and fireworks. Admission at the fair grounds is 50 cents for individuals and cars, with grandstand seats at 50 cents. children under twelve free. The pageant, produced by John B. Rogers Producing Company, will depict Washington’s life from youth to presidency with about 250 participants from ages 8 to 80, including Indiana episodes and key Revolutionary events.
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Fair Grounds
Howard Misaman
State Grange Associelation
George Washington
Yageant
Ireworks
Roy Penfield
Indiana
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the
American Legion
Court House
A. O
Ralph Commits
Mel. Cumming
Junior Penfield
Dorothy Ruddock
Lola
Jean Cummins
Don
Betty McCrea
Dorothy
Totey Beck
Dorothy McLain
Betty Wolger
Virginia Vautrhn
Betty
Bud Sawyer
Betty Sprankle
Billy Pierce
Zuveta
Frances Timberlake
Bobby Hildebrand
Jane Work
Mary Jane Ferries
Maryane Munshower
Patty
Rose Ann McQuaide
Virginia Rinn
Betsy
Joan
Sally
Lucilla Ray
Kitty Parks
Mary Lee Gray
Gilbert
George
Wolfenden
John Erickson
Geraldine
Dale Swartz
Imorene Moorhead
Bobby Beck
Dorothy Hammers
Wihna
Ruth
John Bacon
Emma
Margaret St. Clair
Jean Mellyaios
Bobby Burnh
Gilbert Parnell
George Wolfenden
Andrew Stahura
Sonny Harrison
Anna
Pranci ‘Tate
Jane Pealer
Irene and
Carton Myers
Veda
Velda Melfenty
C. H. Manners, Jr
David and
Walter Peterman
Margaret
James Yomb
John and
Garson Creps
Rowena Fer
Legion
John B. Rogers
Ohio
Rand
Lee Winters
Tance
Rappahannock
United States
Washington
Delaware
Valley Forge
Cornwallis
Union
Uniontown school head for Indiana high
Uniontown school board discussed staffing and budget items for the Indiana high school move. A candidate for librarian was considered but action delayed pending state requirements. July meeting planned to finalize the vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniontown
Indiana High
Indiana
State Educational Department
Lancaster jeweler confesses to fictitious kidnap plot
Malcolm A. Kelser, a Lancaster jewelry store manager, confessed to devising a fake kidnap plan in which his five year old son, Malcolm Jr, was the claimed victim. He wrote threatening letters, sent mail threats, and misled police, claiming police guard for the boy after a $5,000 ransom demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster Jeweler
Lancaster
Malcolm A. Kelser
Malcolm, Jr
Reiser
Senators and House Adopts Own Relief Measures
A Pittsburgh march by veterans' wives and children plans a trek to Washington to press relief and billeting as 300 veterans lead the first leg toward Anacostia. In Harrisburg Pennsylvania lawmakers prepare to restore about 4 million dollars to welfare programs while adjusting abatements to stabilize the state's finances before new relief acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Huey
Petticoat Brigade
Washington
Confey
Bonus Army
Pittsburgh
Anacostia
John J. Mr
Masy Mn
Ain c
Thas
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Uday
Mutt
Wilhiam A. Schnader
Gow Gifford Pinchot
Commonwealth
Chief of Police Suffers Leg Fracture in Mine Accident
Jack Butali, 39, police chief of Wintondale, sustained a compound fracture of the right leg while near the hoisting roof at the Bensurek mine in Catbria county. He received emergency care at the scene and was taken to Memorial Hospital Johnstown in fair condition. investigators deemed the injury accidental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bensureek
C. A. Hugh Coal Company
Benscreek
Catbria County
Portage
Jack B Tala
Wintodale
Memorial Hospital
Johnstown
Butali
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Cee
Peter B. Carey
Chicago Board of Trade
Mederal Farm Board
Lave Bee Strom
Cool Apparel
Moorhead
Pomona
Olin Dutra
Fresh Meadow Country Club
Long Island
California
Gene Saranen
Billy Burke
Fresh Meadow Countrylub
Burke
Saranen
Bobby Jones
W Cumming
B.J. Matherger
Ormons
Wort
Sears
Indiana County
Pomme Grange
Witereas
Setze
Wingshury Smitil
Jane E1
INS
Peomeeruue Nacional Convention
Acumph
Hwtlt Danies
Baruch
Youth of
America
Williard Home
UW America
Alwys
Ilust
Harry Woodburn Chase
University of Ilinois
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Insurance Company
J. H. Hustis
Senate
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