Fraternity Delegation Heads to National Sigma Tau Gamma Conclave
Four men from Pi Chapter Sigma Tau Gamma of State Teachers College depart from Indiana by car to Indianapolis for the national conclave. The group includes two Indiana residents and two others, with focus on next term activities and election of national officers. Maurice E. Trusal named Honor Man at a winter session banquet. R. S. Rowland sponsors the trip. other members listed. Paris duel headlines separate note.
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Teachers College
Sigma Tau Gamma
National Educational Fraternity
Indiana
Indianapolis
Fraternity
Teachers Colleges
United States
Maurice E. Trusal
Earl Trusa
Church Street
R. S. Rowland
M. Johnson
Chester L. Sheaffer
Ray Conrath
Edward J. Bracken
Armagh
Auto wreck kills six youths on highway near Kittanning
A car carrying six youths crashed into a pole after a front tire blew out on the Benjamin Franklin Highway near Kittanning. Driver Christopher Dorazio, 26, was taken to Indiana Hospital with probable brain concussion. brother Alex Dorazio, 23, admitted for chest and shoulder injuries. Other family members reported the loss of tire control caused the crash.
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Yatesboro Brothers
Christopher Dorazio
Alex Dorazio
Yatesboro
Armstrong County
Benjamin Franklin Highway
Kittanning
Indiana
U S Builds Vault for Gold at Fort Knox
Military experts describe a secure vault strategy to guard gold reserves at Fort Knox Kentucky as the Army turns land over to Treasury for protection while keeping troops available. The 1300 troops and several units are stationed at Fort Knox with air support nearby at Langley Field Virginia.
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Treasury Guards
Treasury
Fort Knox
First Cavalry
Miller Johnston reunion set for July 4 at Rustic Lodge
The second annual Miller and Johnston reunion will be at Rustic Lodge near Indiana on July 4. J A Miller presides, Miss Rankin is secretary, a basket picnic at noon. Ex Governor John Fisher has been invited to speak. Morning services at church include July 11 Holy Communion and Sermon at 11. Other services suspended until August.
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Christ Church
C. G. Belcher
Rustie Lodge
Indiana
J. A. Miller
Miss Rankin
John. Fisher
Strike tensions in coal fields over Guffey Snyder bill
President Lewis of the United Mine Workers and C H Mead clashed as hearings closed on the Guffey Snyder bill. Mead defended non union miners amid wage disputes, while Lewis urged Supreme Court review if the measure is unconstitutional. He accused railroads and utilities of undermining production and cited Pittsburgh Coal Company pricing and mine closures as evidence.
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House
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
C. H. Mead
Beckley
W. van
Lewis
Logan County
West Virginia
Harlan County
Kentucky
Mead
Congress
Supreme Court
High Court
NRA
Guffey-Snyder
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Mellan
Guiley
Rep
Treadway
Massachusetts
Southers Hainois
Jenkins ,Ri
Oho
Jackson County
Ohio
Ilinois
Railroads Brace for Fourth of July Holiday Travel
Pennsylvania Railroad reports heavy Fourth of July travel expected with big reservations for sleeping and parlor cars. Extra trains and cars prepared, with one third off round trip fares valid July 3 noon to July 7 noon and return by July 8 midnight. Sleeping car tickets at one fare plus one half also offered.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Encampment to Close Today in Western State Veterans Meet
The sixth annual state encampment of the Veterans of Foreign Wars in Wilkinsburg near Pittsburgh will elect officers for both the organization and its women’s auxiliary. A grand ball will cap the day after a military procession expected to include over 15,000 veterans. National Commander James E. Van Zandt urged immediate passage of a soldiers’ bonus, criticizing Roosevelt’s veto of the Patman bill. Local units were honored in multiple drum and bugle corps competitions, with Williamsport earning top prize in its event.
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Pittsburgh
KNS
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Wilkinsburg
R. FE. Conway
York
Joseph M. Stack
Women's Auxiliary
James E. van Zandt
Altoona
van Zandt
Congress
Ven Zandt
Roosevelt
Joseph F. Guffey
Pennsylvania
Authority Bills Signed by Earle Expand State Powers
Governor Earle signed multiple bills. A state authority life spans 32 years, may start construction in its first two years, can issue 30 year bonds secured by project proceeds, and debt cannot revert to the municipality. Authorized projects include bridges tunnels streets parks airports housing sewers hospitals and more. The act mirrors a companion bill creating a state authority with named officials. Other bills signed address police and firefighter compensation, lieutenant governor and House clerk salaries, and confiscation of unclaimed funds in state custody.
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of Ae
Pewer
Margiotti
Internal Affairs
Senate
State Board
Earle Yeglerday
Eccentric professor weds young bride in unusual vows
The eccentric professor Leonard marries a 27 year old bride while describing his autobiographical “Locomotive God” fixation. He discusses defense against criticism after his first wife’s death and his belief in a world embracing the globe. The bride wears a tailored white suit and says she is accustomed to the arrangement. Cheese production in the country totals about 500 million pounds annually.
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Leonard
Hia Ats
Linga
Anti-Party Raiding Bill Strains State Financial Plans
Gov. George H. Earle defends a tax anticipation loan act to cover overdue state obligations, including 13 million dollars in subsidies to schools hospitals and homes. Court action on the act’s validity unfolds as observers expect a decision next week. The measure would allow up to 50 million dollars in notes pledging emergency receipts for 1934-37 budgets, with funds from taxes for unemployment relief. Half of the special fund money supports local governments via liquor licenses and gasoline taxes, while vetoes loom on delayed repayments of past loans.
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Supreme Court
Capital Hill
Eprom
George. H. Earle
McClure
Earle
Ole Miss Endurance Flight Braved Storm
The Ole Miss endurance crew battled rough weather after their June 4 takeoff, risking disqualification if forced to land elsewhere than their origin airport. The stabilizer could fail in bad conditions, and the group faced delays until the storm subsided, delaying plans to return to base.
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Tate
Ole Miss
Ford Horrell Reunion Planned for July Fourth 1935
The Annual Ford Horrell Reunion is set for July 4 at Midget Camp near West Fairfield on the Bolivar to West Fairfield road in Westmoreland County. Organizers aim to attract a larger crowd and make the event more festive.
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Ford-Horrell
West Fairfeld
Bolivar
West Fairfield
Westmoreland Co
Schweitzer Linked to Carter Dickinson Murder Probe
Detroit police described William Schweitzer as armed and dangerous after a suspect tied to the Carter Dickinson murder case was linked to two women and a man at a beer garden. Investigators sought two other acquaintances, Milton Hoffman and Max Bernstein, as they hunted for Schweitzer’s whereabouts. The suspect’s mother defended him, insisting he is a good boy who never had trouble, while police records show past detentions and a prior shooting five years ago. The case continues as authorities pursue leads and identify the second man seen with Schweitzer's group.
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Paris
INS
Pri |Mer
Pierre Godin
Dean Chiappe
Godin
Jean Borotea
Didier Paulain
Borotea
Chiappe
Armand Massard
Massard
Gatlin
Detroit
Mich
William Schweitzer
Howany Carter Dickinson
Tim
Emma Schweitzer
New York
William
Schweitzer
Bass Fishermen Await First Day In Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reports thousands of anglers expected to flood warm water streams July 1 for the opening of Pennsylvania’s bass season. The season runs through November 3 for bass and July 33 for trout, with size and creel limits listed for black bass pickerel rock bass pike muskellunge and other species.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
No July car inspection period in 1935
Harrisburg reports no compulsory automobile inspection from July 1 to September 30 with no proclamation for a second summer period. Gov. Earle and secretary Kalodner gave no definite plans, making August 1 the earliest possible start for any campaign. Treasury balance as of June 27 stood at 1.905 billion dollars with 4.217 million inInternal Revenue and 25.718 million in customs receipts.
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Harrisburg
INS
George H. Earle
Harry E. Kalodner
Treasury
Washington
Internal Revenue
Customs
Refuse Paying of AAA Faxes
New York report says a growing movement in the AAA tax field aims to resist federal processing taxes. Industry leaders claim the Schechter decision renders the taxes unconstitutional and note firms delaying May payments while suits mount to block seizures and recover remitted sums.
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New York
Fided
A.A. A
NRA
Supreme Court
Schechter
Obituary for Mrs Mary M McMillen of Marion Center
Mrs Mary M McMillen wife of William C McMillen died at home in Marion Center June 29 at 5 o clock from complications. She was 37 years 7 months and 26 days old. She married August 27 1803. Survived by husband William C McMillen Robert a cousin child who has lived with them since childhood her father J P Martins sisters Annie Shields Tillie Fyock E McMillen wife of Samuel McMillen a Presbyterian church member. Funeral at home Monday July 1 at 2 o clock performed by Rev Walton with Rev Fletcher. Burial in Marion Center cemetery.
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Mary M. McCmillen
William C. McMillen
Marion Center
William.c. McMillen
Robert
J. P., Martins
Annie Shields
Tillie Fyock
E. McMillen
Samuel McMillen
Presbyterian Church of
Clork
Walton
Rev
Fletcher
Marion Cen_ fer
College Student's Body Found at Connecticut Sanitarium
The body of Arthur J. Collens Jr., 22, a Williams College student and son of Hartford life insurer Arthur M. Collens, was found in a small pond on Blythe Wood Sanitarium grounds in Greenwich. Sanitarium officials ruled drowning as the death cause. He had been a patient since last fall after leaving college for a nervous breakdown and was last seen Thursday while doing landscaping work on the grounds.
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Greenwich
Conn
Arthur
Cal- Yensi “Jr
William ‘ Collége
M. Collens
Life Insurance Company
Hartford
Blythe Wood
Young Collens
Conway Police Chief Dies After Head Injury
Conway Pennsylvania June 29. William Rater 45 chief of police collapsed at his home and died. Officials attributed the death to a head injury sustained while arresting John Krancevich three weeks earlier at the Pennsylvania Railroad yards. Rader had continued to work despite the injury.
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Conway
INS
William Rater
Rater
John Krancevich
Pennsylvania Railroad
Rader
Fishing trawler Helmil on fire off North Wildwood
Ashermen fought a blaze aboard the 110 foot trawler Helmil outward bound from Philadelphia about thirty miles off North Wildwood. Coast Guard picket boats from Cape May Lewes and Ocean City raced to assist, attempting to bring the burning vessel toward North Wildwood.
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North Wildwood
N. J. Dutie
Helmil
Philadelphia
Atlantic
Coast Guard
Cape May
N Wv
Lewes
Del
Ocean City
Helms
Bridge Reentries and the Gamble on Success
McKenney secretary of the American Bridge League notes two re entries are crucial in dummy but require a risk to the contract. Sandy Waterman of New York cites a recent duplicate game where only two pairs made the play to reach their contract. The hand is not difficult yet many pairs misplayed it, puzzling across nine tables.
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Sandy Waterman
New York City
The Play When East opened the six of spades
The puzzle discusses a bridge play where East opens spades, West plays queen, North wins with king, and a club threat dictates the plan. The recommended line leads dummy's diamond four to finesse, hoping to establish clubs and avoid doomed contract, acknowledging a 30-50 chance.
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East
West
North
Gambie
Five No Trump Triumph in Bridge Hand from 1935
In the hand, ten held, jack of clubs returned from dummy, a heart discarded. East wins with queen, then if East plays seven of spades North wins with eight, cashes king diamonds, leads queen diamonds, dummy ace follows. Three clubs cash, declarer discards two spades and a heart, East must throw away ace of spades to guard king hearts, yet five no trump still stands.
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East
North
Declarer
NEA Service, Inc
Rural School Conference At Indiana State Teachers College
The annual rural school conference was held at the State Teachers College, Indiana, Friday. Attended by parents, principals, directors, and teachers, the program featured music by the College Band and Madrigal Club. Mrs Katherine Cook spoke on the advantages of consolidating one room and small country schools to give rural children the same educational opportunities as larger schools. Dr LeRoy A King urged education for people in rural communities and discussed rural education funding. Luncheon followed in the college dining room. Afternoon sessions included discussions on legislation and characteristics of progressive rural schools. A July 5 Secondary Education Conference is planned with broad attendance.
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Dots Lege
Indiana
Katherine
LeRoy A. King
State Council of Education
Rrofessor
University of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
King
C. R. Foster
Colege
J. M. Walsh
Driver
Lee L. Driver
Harrisburg
Cook
Pastor Evangelist Returns to Pulpit After West Coast Campaign
The Rev. Jack Munyon of the Indiana Evangelistic Tabernacle resumes duties after months touring the west coast. He spoke in Long Beach, Ontario and San Diego to thousands, endured sand storms and flood threats, and plans to recount the journeys tomorrow night. A Children's Day program is set for 2:30 PM, followed by an evening service at 7:45 PM with the theme Whats Your Attitude. The Tabernacle services draw people from distant towns and are open to the public for traditional Gospel preaching.
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Jack Munyon
Indiana Evangelistic Tabernacle
West Coast
Long Beach
Erside
San Diego
Californ
Tabernacle Sunday School Association
Sever
the Tabernacle
St Marys Beer Truck Wreck Leaves Driver Injured
Flavious Wicks, 35, of St Marys, is reported in serious condition at Adrian Hospital after his beer truck from St Mary Brewing Co failed to negotiate a curve near Walier, went through a guard rail, plunged over an embankment and overturned. He sustained chest injuries and cuts from the crash last night.
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Punxsutawney
Flavious Wicks
St. Marys
Adrian Hospital
Here
Wicks
Walier
St. Mary Brewing Company
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Homestead
Turtle Creek
Uniontown
McKeesport
Ladies’ Auxiliary
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Nancy Heckscher
Theodore H. Price, Jr
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American Bridge League
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