Boy Scout Circus at Fair Grounds Inspires Pride
William Penn Council, Boy Scouts of America, staged the second annual circus at the Fair Grounds drawing hundreds of youths and spectators. The two hour program featured music, a 16 minute band concert, and a grand display of Scouts and Cubs with officers applauding the event.
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Fair Grounds
United State
William Penn Council
Boy Scouts of America
Indiana
Jefferson
Armstrong
Cubs
Sun Surf and Sand Show July 4 Fashion Show
Sun, Surf and Sand features a July 4 celebration with a Fashion Show presenting five girls per participating merchant in varied attire. Contestants judged by three male judges on personality and vivacity with $25 in prizes split into one first and three fives. Deadline for costume descriptions is noon July 2 with stage decor to match the Three S theme and a ballroom dance contest to follow.
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Carrol W. R. Rupp
Atage
Wene
Pennsy Industrial
Bohoo
Moreenee
Peworks
Townsend Club Meeting Announcement
A Townsend Club meeting is planned in the lure Fall at Weir Grounds or Juna af at 6:00 o clock DST with an end to follow. Barkshire Hase 0c now 88c and $1.00 now appear in the Buyders Hosiery Shop notice.
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Juna Af
Barkshire Hase
Ninety Nine Go To Training Camp From Indiana County
Ninety nine young men form the last June draft increment leaving by bus for Camp Meade Maryland to begin a year of service with the U S armed forces. It is the largest quota since the first call last year with a stop at Altoona to board trains. A farewell banquet by Indiana Lodge No 1279 Sons of Italy drew about two hundred participants and featured music and remarks from local leaders.
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Indiana County
Camp Meade
United States Armed Forces
Altoona
Indiana Lodge No. 1279
Sons of Italy
John R. Rezzella
Joswell Ruszella
Frank Ricupero
Mario Pizzuti
Rudolph Halden
Bruno Pina
Albert Gallo
Indiana
James Cadile
Ernest
Frank Morabito
Raymond Mahan
John Zuffoto
Ray Schrecengost
Dominic Vrale
Tony Levene
Registrars Have Big Job In New Draft Registration
Registrars who staff the July 1 registration for about 65 000 Pennsylvanians under the Selective Service will report whether they believe the registrants’ answers are truthful. State director Dr. William Mather Lewis announced today that the registrar must note any suspected false or incorrect statements and, if none, write none to my knowledge in the required space.
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William Mather Lewis
Missing Betty Bosaler Found After 28 Hours Guarded Return Home
Three year old Betty Jean Bosaler was found on Brush Mountain after wandering for 28 hours. A bloodhound and about 300 volunteers including CCC workers, firemen, and scouts participated in the search. Betty, fatigued but unharmed, drank fruit juice and prepared to resume her normal diet as doctors advised rest.
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Altoona
Betty Jean Bosaler
Meryl Bossler
Pittsburgh
Betty
CCC
Brush Mountain
P. G. Holsinger
Woods
Ion
Pittsburgh Trolley
Bossler
Detour on Route 80 lifted after several days
The detour between Indiana and nearby areas was lifted at 6:00 p m on Wednesday, with warning signs removed and unrestricted traffic resumes. Emergency ambulances and trucks had used the detour for several days as the Highway Department announces the detour on Kittinger Hill will be lifted formally on Wednesday, July 2.
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Indiana
Canine
Highway Department
Kittanning Hill
Drillers Begin Deep Test Well in West Franklin Township
Western Pennsylvania drillers watch a deep test well started by the T. W. ae Gas and Oil Co in West Franklin township. The well aims to reach Oriskany Sand and probe a previously undrilled rock and sand structure across a wide area. Drilling is on the W. T. Beldenback farm, three miles north of Worthington, begun at 1,170 feet on the west flank of the Kelletsburg Aircline.
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Pennsylvania
T. W. Ae Gas and Oil Company
Franklin Township
Oriskany
W. T. Beldenback
Worthington
Kelletsburg
Polish Soldiers Seen Additions To Reds Armies Of Defeat
The report notes 300000 Polish soldiers potentially joining the Soviet side as German and Russian forces clash on what is described as history's greatest battlefield. It mentions Italy, Romania, and Finland's possible entry into the war, with Mussolini reviewing a motorized expeditionary division and negotiations cited on Polish prisoner liberation.
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Def An
Associated Press Co
Russia
Germany
Finland
U.S.S.R
Mussone
Italy
Il Duce
Cavallero
von Rintelen
Rome
Aboteeacon
Price-Fixing Moves Prompt Government Action Across Industries
Washington reports swift government push to impose price controls after two manufacturers refuse to curb increases. Chrysler declined to roll back recent auto price hikes, while New York furniture firms added about five percent to prices despite official requests to submit changes for review. Henderson warned that widespread price inflation could harm the economy.
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Washington
Leon Henderyson
Chrysler Corporation
New York
Henderson
Chrysler
Flue
Roosevelt
Experiment At Towit Meeting Amazing Success Reported
A Towit meeting is described as an amazing success with ongoing momentum. The article notes continued progress and public interest as organizers plan further sessions and broader participation. Local officials and participants are cited, though exact dates are not provided.
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Towit
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