Floral industry to form cooperative trade group
George D. Leydie and Miss Margaret Harris of the Indiana Floral Co report that florists across 10 states will organize a cooperative body under the Industrial Recovery Bill. A Florists Telegraph Delivery Board will draft codes with leaders from the FTD Society and Wholesale Florists. The group aims to advance industry interests and standardize design and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Leydie
Margaret Harris
Indiana Floral Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Florists’ Telegraph, Delivery Association
Indiana Floral Company
Frank J. Baker
Utica
Associated Florists’ Control Board
Florists’ Telegraph Delivery Association
Society of American Florists
Wholesale Commission Florists
Margaret Arris
Fyock Reunion Held at Purchase Line Community Hall
The fifteenth Fyock reunion will be held at the Purchase Line community hall formerly the Purchase Line academy on Saturday July 1. Everyone is welcome bring a well filled basket for the picnic dinner and spend the day. A program will be rendered in the afternoon and a refreshment stand will be run by the Ladies Aid Society of the Church of the Brethren.
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Fyock
Purchase Line
Purchase Line Academy
Ladies Aid Society
Church of the Brethren
Birthday Surprise for Mrs Miller in Home Gathering
Mrs. Sarah Jane Miller turned 73 on Thursday June 22 as friends and relatives surprised her at home. Guests enjoyed games and music requested by attendees, provided by Mrs. John Weamer Albert Weamer and Mrs. J A Warheit, followed by a lunch. A lengthy guest list includes Mr. and Mrs. J A Palmer, the Millers, Hepners, Jay Millers, McCunns Rankin McCunns Kutz and daughter Jean Kanarr Jacoby Valenti Hoover Lydick Coy Sutton Helman Wolf Rummel Cinderella Craig Steffy McBeth Weamer Warheit Humm Pearl Miller and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Jane Miller
John Weamer
Albert Weamer
J. A. Warheit
J. A. Palmer
R. Blair Miller
J. E. Hepner
R. Jay Miller
Mark Mc- Cunn
Charles Rankin
W. J. Mc- Cunn
Hearings on Textile Industry Code Continue Today
The textile code hearings proceed with issues like child labor and price fixing. Miss Perkins, a key objector, warns labor questions will be handled as they arise if accords are reached. Recovery administrator unveils a consumers' advisory board to represent the public at today’s sessions.
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Pieutenats
First Aid Classes At Clymer Hold 45 Students
Through the N A R C Chapter of Indiana Pa and two instructors Rev E J Barbers and Mr Jack Daniels a fine class of Juniors and a Seniors are taking First Aid instruction The demand for First Aid knowledge grows in America The Clymer classes include thirty five Juniors and ten Seniors who expect to finish the course Credit is given to the Indiana Chapter for support and cooperation in making these courses possible
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Indiana
E. J. Barbers
Jack Daniels
America
Clymer
Beverage Men Meet Last Night in Indiana County
The Indiana County Retail Beverage Association held its first meeting at the Moore Hotel with representatives from across the county. Morris Stern of the Moore was elected president and Milo Shaheen of The Village secretary. The group offered free legal advice to members on the new beer law and pledged to aid officials in enforcement. A follow up meeting is planned for next Monday at 8 o'clock. non attending members are urged to contact the secretary.
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Indiana County Retail Beverage Association
Moore Hotel
Morris Stern
Moore
Milo Shaheen
Wilmer Mears Crowned With Eight Great-Grandchildren
Funeral services will be at Holy Family Catholic Church Latrobe at 9 a.m. tomorrow with burial in St. Marys Cemetery Latrobe. Other notices report Mary Eleanor Fairley nine died at Livermore home with service at 2 p.m. and interment in Livermore Cemetery. Emanuel R Edmiston died at Jefferson Hospital Philadelphia Tuesday morning June 20 from heart trouble. He leaves sons Walter Pittsburgh Guy Barnesboro Kenneth Wood Harold Akron Ohio and daughters Mrs Earl Hastings Six Mile Run Mrs William Buggey Chambersville Mrs Merl Beck Reviloc plus two sisters and three brothers and 25 grandchildren. Funeral from Harvey Clark Wood and burial at Delvolve Cemetery Six Mile Run.
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Holy Family Catholic
Latrobe
St. Mary's Cemetery
Emanuel R
Edmiston
Emanuel
Jefferson Hospital
Philadelphia
Westover
Indiana County
Alexander
Levina
Baker) Edmiston
Walter
Pittsburgh
Guy
Barnesboro
Kenneth
Wood
Harold
Akron
Earl Hasting
Six Mile Run
William Buggey
Chambersville
Merl Beck
Reviloc
Eben Langill
River John
Nova Scotia
William Keith
Juniata
Oliver
River Bank
Calif
William
Dillonville
Augustus
Coalport
Church of God
Round Knob
Harvey Clark
Delvolve
Kahn Loeb Firm Faces Senate Banking Inquiry
Senator Fletcher leads a Senate banking committee probe into Kahn Loeb & Co and its role in domestic security offerings during prosperity. Otto H. Kahn appears with partners and counsel as Ferdinand Pecora directs the investigation amid rumors of financial pressure to end the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto H. Kahn
Kahn
Sir Wi, Wiseman
Benj. J. Buttenweiser
Percy M. Stewart
Carl Degersdorff
Washington
Khan, Loeb, & Company
Senate
Ferdinand Pecora
New York
Fletcher
Florida
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Kuhn, Loeb & Company
J. P, Morgan & Co
Man in Indies Found Wandering in Pittsburgh
A Baltimore man Ralph flyman, 34, said to be Hyman, wandered the streets in a daze in Pittsburgh. He claimed three armed men abducted him in Baltimore last Thursday, beat and tortured him in a hidden auto stash, then released him in Moon Township near Pittsburgh. He is being held for word from Baltimore authorities.
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Pittsburgh
Ralph Flyman
Baltimore
Hyman
Balmore
Moon Township
Arms Smuggling Ring Busted Into Austria
Vienna reports Salburg police uncovered Nazi arms smuggling from Bavaria into Austria. A German motor bus carrying rifles and ammunition was seized by Austrian frontier guards, with numerous arrests following the discovery.
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Vienna
INS
Bavaria
Austria
Salburg
Was Wall St after Ford in Michigan banking feud
June 27 Detroit. Henry Ford faced a renewed Wall Street influence claim amid the Michigan bank holiday crisis. Herbert R. Wikliken testified before Judge Keldan’s probe, alleging Wall Street aimed to control Michigan credit to cripple Ford. He said Ford held about 65 million dollars in local deposits and blamed Wall Street for delaying the Detroit banks' reopening and backing the National Bank of Detroit, tied to General Motors.
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Henry Ford
Wall Street
Michigan
National Bank of Detroit
Ford
Harry B. Keldan
Herbert R. Wilekin
Guardian Detroit Union Group, Inc
Michigan Credit
National Bank of
Wool pools lift prices and ram sales announced
Wool incomes rose by 12,473.70 under the graded wool pool system over old methods. The Sheep and Wool Growers Association plans a pure bred ram sale at Indiana fairgrounds late September, with entries limited to rams under three years old and requiring registration. Egg auction in Butler begins July 11 with weekly sales, aiming to fetch higher prices than traditional methods.
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Sheep and Wool Growers Association
Indiana Fair Grounds
Clayton Mil Feoy Orevhnite
Fai
Court House
Ram Sale
Public Works Loan Info Sent to Pennsylvania Officials
Harrisburg June 27. Information and forms on municipal public works under the National Recovery Act were dispatched to county commissioners mayors and borough officials. Governor Pinchot urged immediate submission of projects for Washington review and federal approval before work can begin.
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Harrisburg
INS
Aig
Pennsylvania
Hurnesses
Gifford Pinchot
Pinchot
Washington
Gold hoarders' names to be published before prosecutions
Washington June 27. Names of deliberate gold hoarders will be published prior to prosecutions, said Attorney General Cummings. He affirmed there is conclusive evidence of hoarding against 18 persons holding $1,141,819 in gold and indicated names would be released after final checks to avoid wrongfully accusing the innocent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Cummings
Department of Justice
Kiwanis Convention Highlights Community Service Impact
Kiwanis International’s 17th annual convention in Los Angeles showcases a twelve month survey of club work across the United States and Canada. Clubs funded food, clothing, shelter, employment, and gardens while advancing juvenile, health, education, and civic programs. International addresses by Doyle Carlton and G Roy Long stress unity, peace, and cross border cooperation as a path to stronger service. Nominations proceed tonight with formal elections tomorrow morning for officers and trustees.
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Los Angels
Kiwanis International
United States
Canada
Uoped
Carl E. Endicott
Huntington
Ind
Kiwanis
Doyle K. Carlton
Tampa
Fla
G. Roy Long
Vancouver
B. C
Vancouver Club
Ten-year commitment after hijacking gang busted
Patsy Tierno was committed to a hospital by a sanity commission after his group and eleven others terrorized truckers on the William Penn Highway in Allegheny and Westmoreland counties. In Allegheny County, three Pittsburgh men were found guilty of receiving stolen freight from the hijackers, while four were acquitted. The three convicted faced charges of handling refrigerators, washing machines and tires tied to the hijackings, in which the Tierno brothers pleaded guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Sanity Commission
William Penn
Allegheny
Westmoreland
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Tierno Braothera
Police Drag Dying Man From Hospital In Erie
Erie June 27 Charges that police denied proper care to an injured accident victim were leveled by Hamot Hospital attaches as Joseph Higgins 44 dead man’s son, lay dying. Higgins was brought to Hamot for first aid then held seven hours in jail before transfer to another facility as his condition worsened. Hospital staff said police refused to heed warnings of internal injuries and danger in leaving the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
INS
Hamot Hospital
Joseph Higgins
Higgins
Hamot
Aimee Said Better In Paris Evange list Hutton divorce talk
Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton was reported improved in Paris as her husband David Hutton Jr. discussed divorce with attorney Fairfax Cosby. Cosby said the couple’s separation rumors stem from Paris reports and that Hutton would not join his wife abroad due to other interests in Los Angeles.
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Wjs
Angeles
Aimee Semple McPherson-Hutton
Angelus ‘Semple
Paris
Hutton
Cosby
Los Angeles
Clymer Weekend Activities Highlight Mass Meeting
Large caravans carried thousands from Clymer Commodore Dixonville and nearby areas to a mass meeting near Culver allied with the United Mine Workers of America. The open country venue enjoyed ideal weather and amplifiers enhanced talks. Return trips encountered light rain but caused no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer
Commodore
Dixonville
Culver
United Mine, Workers of America
Quake Proofing Urged by Stanford Emeritus at Meeting
Dr. Bailey Willig, professor emeritus of Stanford University, told Pacific division AAAS members in Salt Lake City that buildings in the earthquake zone should be made quake-proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Bailey Willig
Stanford University
Pacific Division
American Association For Advancement of Science
Doings ae Conference By "Jimmy" Walker
James J. Walker reports from the Geological Museum in London on the World Economic Conference. He notes arrivals and absences, talks of currency stabilization, and the question of whether American negotiators will push a homegrown pace. The piece blends social commentary with observations on delegates including Bonnet Schacht Moley and echoes of Roosevelt administration strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. York
International
James J
Jimmy” Walker
Bn. 8
Geological Museum
London
INS
Monsieur Bonnet
Hull
Dr. Schacht
Reichsbank
Contagu Norman
Germany
Hitler
Berlin
Ellsworth Vines
Helen Wills Moody
Professor Moley
United States
Roosevelt
Secretary of State
Washington
America
Grand and Glorious Fourth at Cliffalde Park
Cliffalde Park hosts a July Fourth celebration with aquatic sports, carnival booths, and exciting baseball games in leading leagues. Prizes donated by Indiana merchants. free admission and parking. Evening fireworks and dancing by George Pollock and band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliffalde
Indiana
George Pollock
Grime Way Sweeps District in Crime Wave
A man abducted a school boy and tried to burn him. the boy screamed, alerting neighbors and saving his life. In Vandergrift a 19 year old was held in a shotgun killing of his father. The crime wave extended to Parkersburg West Virginia where two women and two men were questioned in three alleged death plots and Steubenville also reported incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vandercrift
Parkersburg
W. Va
Steubenville
Youths Force Entry and Beat Woman at Home
Two youths forced entry into a woman's residence and attacked her with straps and blackjacks, causing injuries. Police launched an investigation into the home invasion and assault, seeking suspects and reviewing nearby surveillance for leads.
Silver Cord At Ritz Theatre Today
Christina refuses to endure Mrs. Phelps interference and exposes the motive of a mother's love for David. Irena Dunne shines as Christina, with John Cromwell directing from Jane Murfin’s adaptation. Hal Beach’s farewell week program and Ruth Etting song reel enhance the bill at the Ritz.
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David
Christina
Mrs. Phelps
Karen David
Irena Dunne
Dramby Heights
Laura Hope Crews
Eric Linden
Frances Dee
John Cromwell
Jane Murfin
Sidney Howard
Hal Beach
Jaza
Hal
Ritz
Ruth Etting
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Geo. D. Leydie
Mrs. Miller
Moorhead
Wilmer Mears
Livermore
Bellevue
Lois Agnes Fairey
Kahn, Loeb and CO
Indies
Wall ST
Butler
Dolgestown
Patsy Tierno
Aimee
John Bestvina
Sample Run
Cadogan
Homer City
J. C. Lee
Sixth Street
Advance
C. E. Butterworth
Clymer Boroug
St. Clair
Butterworth
Middle West
Chris
Junior
William Treese
E. Hughmani
C. B. Butterworth
Uniontown
H. J. Donegan
John Lucas
William Carnegie
Norman Ferrier
Highlane Farm
Ferrier
United Airways, Inc
Olen S. Conrad
Cecelia Geary
Daniel Geary
Paul Last
Walcott Street
7Th ST
Kathleen Shaffer
Doings Ae
Grime Way
Ritz Theatre
Paul Whiteman
John Boles
Jeannette Loff
Bing Crosby
Hal Beech
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