Conference at Homer City Young People Event
The district VIH youth hold a conference this afternoon and evening at the Methodist church Homer City with registration from 1:30 to 2:00. Rev Mr Muir and lone Sikes lead, with Miss Sikes also a camp director. In the evening the young group of Indiana county presents the play The Unlighted Cross. Free will offering.
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District Vih
Methodist
Homer City
Mr. Muir
Lone Sikes
Sikes
Indiana County
Postmasters Face Resignations as Hoover Era Tightens
Reported pressure on about 100 postmasters to resign before their terms end prompts bipartisan complaints across New Jersey Pennsylvania Indiana and other states. Inspectors cites include political activity misbookkeeping overwork and lax overtime rules while 15 487 postmasters lack civil service status from President Hoover at year end.
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Congress
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Post Office Department
Hoover
Stephens and Lewis Reunions Change Venue for July Fourth
The Stephens reunion moved from Jay Acker son’s grove to J. W. Ackerson home for July 4. The Lewis reunion will be at George Buchanan’s near Grove Chapel July 4, with everyone welcome. Committee coordinates events.
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Stephens
Jay Ackerson
J. W. Ackerson
Lewis
George Buchanan
Grove Chapel
All Star Girls Here Saturday
All Star Girls Here Saturday will have to call time to powder their noses again. All bashful players on the Indiana team are warned to stay out of the game. None of the girls are bashful. The girls not only hit hard but can play the bases with the same experience as leaguers. Watch them go Saturday. The Indiana baseball club is sorry to announce that due to the added expense of having the Rangers in our city, season tickets will not be honored at this exhibition. Season tickets will be good for all other games. Tickets for Saturday's exhibition can be secured from members of the club or at the Coney Island Lunch on Philadelphia street across from the Pennsylvania stat ion. Indiana will travel to Ilderton this evening to play a league game. They will go to Iselin Friday.
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Indiana
Indiana Baseball Club
Rangers
Coney Island
Philadelphia Street
Pennsylvania Staton
Ilderton
Iselin
Ware Named National Committeeman Amid Gubernatorial Speculation
In a Roosevelt recovery program rally, WM. S. Ware is announced as national committeeman while politicians discuss their futures. The meeting drew wide attention as factions view the outcome as potentially shaping General Martha’s gubernatorial bid and Ware’s political backing.
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Roosevelt
Reed
Martha
Ware
Unite All Factions to Win Congress in 1934
National Republican leader Everett Sanders urged unity among factions to seize majority control of Congress from the Democrats in 1934. Speaking to a young Republican rally he warned against unquestioning support for the administration and stressed organizing a strong minority campaign to back candidates in eight months and defend the nation’s interests.
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Everett Sanders
National Republican
Republican Party
Congress
Democrats
Sanders
Nazi takeover of Prussian churches confirmed
Berlin report states the Nazi party now administers all Protestant churches in Prussia with Rev. Ludwig Mueller named as Prussia church commissar. He proclaims control of church affairs as Hitler pushes a one party state.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Prussia
Ludwig Mueller
Textile Hearings Reveal Shifting Labor Pressures
During hearings on textile layoffs the focus remains on reducing wasteful consumption while experts warn coal industry tensions will pose a tougher test. Officials anticipate greater labor strife than with textiles as the coal sector draws attention from national groups including the National Women's Party and National Consumers' League.
LoophoLes In Income Tax Law Revealed
Senate banking committee resumed its inquiry into Kuhn Loeb & Co partners income taxes as a market boom fuels concerns of inflation of stock and commodity prices. Otto Kuhn admitted paying no income tax in 1980 or 1931, while arguments for an immediate market inquiry grow.
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Otto H. Kahn
Senate
Kahn, Loeb & Co
Mr. Kahn
William K. Hutchinson
INS
Washington
IINS
Roosevelt
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Kuhn, Loeb & Company
Kuhn-Loeb
Otto H. Kuhn
Tax dodging through stock loss claims by Morgan and Kahn
In 1929 Kahn paid about 984000 dollars and a similar amount in 1928. But in the last three years he joined J Pierpont Morgan in avoiding income taxes by charging off stock and business losses.
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Kahn
J. Pierpont Morgan
Prohibition Rally in Indiana County Supports Retention
Nia will not vote for repeal but Pennsylvania voters will decide retention. Indiana County shows strong church backing and organized effort. Emergency Conference aims to demonstrate local strength to keep Pennsylvania in the right column.
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Nia
Pennsylvania
Indiana County
Pinchot presses for minimum wage and pensions push
Governor Pinchot denounces sweatshop conditions and asks William $8. Vare to back social reforms. He contemplates a special session to pass old age pensions and maximum hour laws, but demands taxpayer-safe assurance. Vare’s stance on pensions and wage laws is noted as a political issue in Pennsylvania.
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Mia’s
William
Ware
Senate
Martin
Pennsylvania
Selingsgrove
Willam
Vare
National Republican Committee
Campaign phrase referenced in Republican rehabilitation effort
The fragment notes a political strategy focusing on reforming the Republican party within Congress. It hints at campaigns and messaging aimed at rebuilding the party's appeal and effectiveness in legislative work. The text lacks concrete names, dates, or places.
Make These Dolls The Kulvenjammer Kids Reappear
Reprint of a needlecraft pattern offers two dolls with detailed outfits and face designs. The Just Press-em-On transfer allows faces to be applied using heat. Pattern No 476 includes heads, costumes, and full making directions. Price is two pence. order from Indiana Eve Needlecraft Depart. 2 Eighth Avenue New York City.
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Indiana
Eve‘hing Guazette
Needlecraft Departigen
Eighth Avenue
New York City
Political power plays in Pennsylvania budget talks
The governor warned Philadelphia leader Ware and State Republican chairmen that age pension legislation must reach the assembly by August 15 to allow constitutional revision. He urged Martin and allied senators to back a special session, arguing extra costs without progress.
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State Republican Committee
Martin
Ware
Pinchot
Philadelphia
Hhe
Mine Official's Home Bombed in Scranton
In Scranton on June 29 a dynamite bomb exploded at Louis Lanner's home, wounding no one and damaging nearby structures including Myrtle Street M E Church. Lanner, division superintendent of the Pittston Company, and his family were awakened by the blast. The explosion shattered the porch, tore plaster, and was heard citywide. The act is blamed on disgruntled employees.
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Scranton
Louis Lanner
Myrtle, Street
M. E
Sanner
t's@ Pittston Company
Wage Bill Passes House Main Target Women and Minors
The Illinois House approved a minimum wage measure for women and minors by an 87 to 26 vote and sent it to Governor Horner for signature. The bill, prompted by Representative Roosevelt, empowers wage boards to investigate and set fair pay standards.
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Springfield
UINS
House of Representatives
Henry Horner
Roosevelt
Conference Deadlock Over Dollar Stabilization at WE Conference
At the Geological Museum in London on June 29 INS reports the Anglo French bid for immediate dollar stabilization failed. American delegates led by Sprague Warburg and Moley sat through a two hour session with Hull Cox and others. No final plan was confirmed or rejected, and the U S delegation remains aligned with President Roosevelt on avoiding a dollar link to the pound or franc amid rising U S prices.
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Geological Museum
London
Motey
World Economic Conference
Roosevelt
International News Service
Prof
O. M. Sprague
James Warburg
Hull
James M. Cox
Sprague
Warburg
Moley
America
Conference delegates dismiss artifice as deaf ears react
Delegates treat the claim as purely artificial and refuse to accept it, showing clear skepticism toward any suggestion of sincerity. The mood remains doubtful as officials press for genuine accountability amid ongoing discussions.
Sunday Dinner at Stutzman Home Honors New Son and Daughter in Law
A Sunday dinner at the Stutzman home in Gramer honored their recently married son Lisle A Stuteman and wife. Attendees included Rev Joseph L Gingrich and family, multiple Stutzman relatives, and the D E Luther and Mack families among others.
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Stutzmans of
Gramer
Mrs Condron of Smicksburg Dead
Mrs Jacob Condron of Smicksburg died Tuesday morning at 6 10 after several days of illness from bronchial pneumonia. She was 78. Survived by daughter Mrs Charles Junkehart of Vandergrift and sisters Mrs Layina Jewart of Dayton and Mrs James Bargerstock of Belknap. Funeral today in Smicksburg.
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Jacob Condron
Smicksburg
Charles Junkehart
Vandergrift
Layina Jewart
Dayton
James Bargerstock
Belknap
Coal men iron out difficulties in wage code talks
Pittsburgh June 29. Difficulties in formulating wage and hour provisions of the coal industry cooperative code for the tri state area are being ironed out. J D A Morrow, chairman of the Code Coal Association of Western Pennsylvania, announced an acceptable agreement to present to General Hugh S Johnson, administrator under the National Industrial Recovery Act, soon. Full cooperation of operators in Western Pennsylvania, Southern Ohio and Northern West Virginia has been obtained and will continue. An agreement allows affiliating the group with the Central Coal Associations representing Ohio and other states.
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Pittsburgh
Tri-State
J. D. A. Morrow
Code Coal Association of
The
Coal Code Association
Central Coals Associates
Ohio
Woman Banker Gets Suspended Sentence
Ruth G Wheeler former assistant cashier at First National Bank of Emporium Pa was given a five year suspended sentence after pleading guilty to embezzling 19000 from the bank. Federal Judge Alber L Watson said the case was exceptional and he would be lenient though banking law violations are serious. The defendant fainted when the sentence was pronounced due to fear of prison.
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Scranton
INS
Ruth G. Wheeler
First National Bank of
Pennsylvania Sizzles as Heat Kills Four Across State
Scorching heat blasts Pennsylvania with temperatures near 90 for June 28. Four deaths reported in Pittsburgh Philadelphia Farrell and Erie as dry conditions threaten crops. Philadelphia records partly cloudy skies while Pittsburgh anticipates 92 again today. Local river shifts and regional weather notes accompany the blast. Cranberries note adds a botanical aside.
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Farrell
Erie
Mercury
Hartisburg
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