King ousted from Pennsylvania Public Service Commission
Philadelphia June 30 The State Supreme Court ousted Dr Clyde L King from the Public Service Commission overruled his demurrer to quo warranto proceedings filed by the Attorney General and ordered him to relinquish his post The court also ordered King to pay court costs The ruling paves the way for J Goodnough of Emporium Cameron county to become chairman after King’s break with Gov Pinchot over a Senate utilities investigation continued on page two
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Philadelphia
State Supreme Court
Clyde L. King
Public Service Commission
Robert S. Frazier
Dr.ing
William A. Schnader
Commonwealth
Dr. King
MNS
Gifford Pinchot
J. Goodnough
Emporium
Cameron County
X. King
King
Senate Utilities
State Senate
Dy. King
Jubilee Celebration at Gatarford on Independence Day
Independence Day at St Isabeth Parish Stafford PA marks its Silver Jubilee with a full program. Rev Joseph Altany chairs a committee of many parish leaders planning a solemn high mass with celebrants and deacons from nearby towns, followed by a procession from Union Hall to the church.
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St. Isabeth
Stafford
Joseph Altany
Messrs
A. Gresh
A. Oravec
TP. Prisch
J. Popiek
J. Ohman
A. Gresko
J. Resovaky
G. Hudak
J. Lacko
M. Liptek
Som Union Hall
Hastings
Fabian Kandria
Leekrone
Emilio Farri
Ernest
Marian Rosenthal
Glen Campbell
Edward Dawneyy
McKeesport
Cere
Technocracy Meeting Stranded Over Dissension in Chicago
Tech nocracy's national convention halted as All America Technological Society withdraws amid dissension. Officials claim remarks by Howard Scott suggested a forceful government takeover. Dairy price listed at 8 cents per quart effective July 1.
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Chicago
INS
Technocracy
All America Technological Society
Remirks
Howard Scott
Firemen's Fair Opens in Homer City July Fourth
The Homer City Volunteer Fire Company's annual Firemen's Fair opens Tuesday night July 4 in the Welr jet opposite the Slom er City firehouse. The carnival runs through Saturday July 8 with a Norge electric refrigerator prize. Nightly dances and band music occur at the fireman's hall and grounds. A parade of fire companies from nearby counties is set for Thursday at 7:30 p.m. standard time.
Two Cent Local Mail Rule Takes Effect July First
The new postal ruling allows first class mail to bear a two cent stamp for local delivery starting Saturday July 1 1938. Postmaster Harry Borland has received instructions printed here detailing the amendment on postal laws and regulations. Local delivery mail will cost 2 cents per ounce or fraction thereof when mailed at the office through general delivery box or by city or rural carrier.
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Harry Borland
Heat Bakes Westmoreland as Three Die in Hottest Spell
Westmoreland residents die in heat wave. William Long, 58, New Stanton farmer, found hanged in barn after voicing heat concerns. Lloyd Gitro, 26, Mt. Pleasant, dived into pool and suffered a broken neck. Thomas Easton, 71, Mt. Pleasant, died of a heart attack while gardening.
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Tineensburg
Westmoreland
William Long
New Stanton
Lloyd Gitro
Mt. Pleasant
Rodney
Thomas Easton
Jeannette federal probe finds local labor used
J R Redding contractor testified that about 90 percent of labor for the Jeannette post office construction was local after Miss M J Pitt of the Department of Valor conducted an investigation. He said the remaining 10 percent came from out of town due to lack of qualified local workers. He added there was nothing to remedy.
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Thannetic
Jeannette
J. R. Redding
M. J. Pitt
Department of Valoor
Redding
Thecaune Jeannetta
Mira Pitt Pe
Former Blairsville Resident Dead
William Tohnston Sutton aged 85 formerly of Blairsville died at 30 p.m. Wednesday at the home of his daughter Mrs May Sutton Brahm 804 Biddle street Wilkinsburg Pa Funeral services were held in the Brahm home at 7 1 mm today with interment in the Natristown Cemetery BF The Veterans of Foreign Wars arranged with the Blue Ridge for special bus service to Cliffside Park Tuesday July 4 The bus will run both ways during the day Schedule and details to appear in Monday's Indiana Evening Gazette.
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William Tohnston Sutton
Blairsville
May Sutton Brahm
Biddle Street
Wilkinsburg
Brahm
Natrsville
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Blue Ridge Justines
Cliffside Park
Indiana Evening Gazette
Four New Yorkers Search for Jimmy Mattern
Four New Yorkers flew from Floyd Bennett Airport in a Bellanca gunplane to search Alaska for Jimmy Mattern the missing round the world flyer. Pilot William Alexander led Pred Fetterman Harold Berson and Thomas G Jaboey the team will base in Nome Alaska to aid the rescue effort with a second plane funded by Mattern supporters. The crew heads to Dayton Ohio then Chicago to study pattern maps as Alaska wastes are divided into 500 mile squares for a systematic search.
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New York
Floyd Berett
Bellanca
Alaska
Jimmy Mattern
Mattern
Bering Sea
le Yescua
Person
Abbey
Nome
Alani
Ecue
Gig
Bellancy Monoplane
Hugh Herndon
Rudy Arald
Bennett
Dayton
Chicago
Collapse of Conference Rested With F D R
In London June 30, a second international conference seeks US help to avert collapse. Nations urge President Roosevelt to curb dollar swings and back a temporary currency stabilization pact. The appeal follows his Geneva disarmament rescue, with Britain awaiting US signature on the declaration as gold bloc nations press for a return to the gold standard and currency stability.
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Geological Museum
London
Franklin JD. Roosevelt
Europe
Roosevelt
Geneva
United States
Britain
Washington
Golf Match Saturday at local course team captains named
The Dutch Treat Team Match for men will be held at the local golf course this Saturday July 1 with teams captained by Ward Zeipieer and Bill Nicoson. Play is match play under handicap followed by a Dutch rnflet supper in the grill room.
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Ward Zeipieer
Bill Nicoson
Unites States
Otis Skinner Rehearses 75th Birthday on Broadway
Still dear to his public Otis Skinner carries on behind the footlights on his 75th birthday anniversary. He rehearses with Elizabeth Love, a leading lady, in a new Broadway show.
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Otis Skinner
Pennroad Corp Formed With Banker Aid Says Kahn
Washington report notes Kahns claim that Kahn Loeb & Co saved Pennsylvania Railroad stockholders millions by organizing the Pennroad Corporation to hold Allegheny interests. He describes a clash among railroad giants backed by Kuhn Loeb Van Sweringen J P Morgan and others and praises his plan to avoid banker underwriting fees. Continued on Page Two.
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Washington
INS
Kahn Loeb & Co
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennroad Corporation
Alleghany Corporation
Ola H Kahn
Senate Banking Inquiry
Kahn, Loeb & Co
Kahn
Kuhn Loeb
van Swergin
J. P. Morgan
Morgan
W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania Rail
Regulars Hit By Fed Indictments Shake PA Republican Ranks
Federal grand juries in Pittsburgh and Philadelphia indict two top Pennsylvania Republican leaders Senator James J. Coyne of Pittsburgh and Senator James McClure of Chester amid broad probes. Coyne faces conspiracy charges tied to last November’s Pittsburgh congressional race. McClure is tied to an alleged liquor conspiracy as party power dynamics shift.
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Fhy International
Pennsylvania
Selinsgrove
Wheellerses
James J. Coyne
Pittsburgh
Tames J. McClure
Chaster
Philadelphia
Coyne
Michael J. Muldowney
Anna Velix
Sehalor McClure
Federal
McClure
Delaware
Federal Grand Jury
U S Deficit for 1933 Hits 1.77 Billion, Less Than Year Ago
Washington reports a 1933 fiscal year deficit of about 1.77 billion dollars, down from the prior year's 3.8 billion. Expenditures of 1.205 billion for security purchases from the F H O were not in the regular budget. Rustic Lodge promotes 4th of July picnic in its grove with home cooked meals and picnic tables.
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Washington
INS
Uncle Sam
Pattizan’s
Prohibition Rally Draws Large Indiana Crowd at Methodist Church
More than 150 people filled the Indiana church for a prohibition meeting led by Dr O B Poulson of the Pennsylvania Prohibition Conference. The forum format allowed residents to ask many questions about the coming election and the selection of fifteen dry delegates at large.
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Indiana
B. Poulson
Secre
Pennsylvania
Poulson
Y Camp Opens July 10
Camp Mahoning will open for four two week periods for boys starting July 10 followed by two weeks for girls. Located along Little Mahoning Creek the camp offers a natural swimming hole and scenic sets, ideal for two weeks each summer. Leaders prepared a strong staff as plans for a great time unfold. confirmation on details appears on page two.
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Mahoning
Camp Mahoning
Little Mahoning
Treasury balance figures and public notices
Treasury balance as of June 25 stands at 899 million plus. Expenditures show 16 326,502.73 with customs receipts 20,491,234.14. A campion service change announces Stev Miller will lead Communion at Tanoma Evangelical Church on Saturday July 1 at 8 o clock. The Commercial Hotel in Homer City hosts music at 6:30 pm tonight with Soy food featured as specialty.
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Washington
INS
Treasury
Stev. R.C. Miller
Tanoma
Homer City
Coal code called pineapple by Johnson in recovery plan
Washington June 30 1935 The coal industry code was labeled a pineapple by Brig Gen Hugh Johnson federal administrator of industrial recovery as the next major problem to be faced in the recovery program. Aides questioned whether the steel industry code might come first and Johnson awaited a July 5 agreement from major coal operators to present their code.
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T. N. Sandfier
I. N.S
Washington
Hugh
Johnson
Industrial Recovery
Steel
Pennsylvania May Unemployment Drops Slightly in State Report
The Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry reports May unemployment at 1,114,835 persons, 35.3 percent of the workforce, down 31,714 from April. Jobless counts fell in 08 of the state’s 67 counties amid ongoing labor market shifts. A correction notes a printing error in a Bon Ton shirt advertisement.
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Marrisburg
Pennsylvania
Marels
Department of Labor and Industry
Bon Ton
Noted Jewish Rabbi in Indiana on World Affairs
Bernard Matton Rabbey of New York City and a graduate of Prague’s university stayed with his brother in law Rabbi Morris M. Maskowitz at Unity Congregation Indiana. He spoke on The Jewish Nation detailing insights on Hitler’s power in Germany. He planned to visit Canada next.
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Germany
Rabbi Marton
Inneliant
Canada
Vare Accepts Rep National Committee Post
William S. Vare accepted a post on the Republican National Committee in Selinsgrove Pa. He condemned veteran benefits cuts as false economy while reaffirming support for old age pensions and child labor laws. He urged balanced spending and vowed to stay a progressive Republican.
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Selinsgrove
INS
William S. Vare
Republican National Committee
Philadelphia
State Committee
Ware
Grange Holds Fine Meeting In Marion Center Indiana
Patrons of Husbandry from across Indiana county gather for the Pomona Grange quarterly meeting in Marion Center led by master H C Kunkle. Mrs Clive Musser directs the literary program and memorial rites are observed. Discussions focus on Grange stance on legal beer sales and sobriety.
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Indiana County
Pomona Grange
Marion Center
H. C. Kunkle
Armstrong Township
Clive Musser
B. B. Fleming
Bostoh
Creekside
Police Seek Hit-Skip Driver After Fatal Jump Case
Police in Bru, Pa, hunt a hit-skip driver who killed 12-year-old James Rodgers after promising two girls he would take the boy to a hospital. The girls found him leaning over the body and offered to show the way to the hospital, but he fled in his car. They could not obtain the license number.
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Bru
Juve
James Rodgers
Ele
CANERA WON CHAMPIONSHIPS IN SHOCKING FIGHT
By JOHN V. MEDBURY INS exclusive report details a late night boxing bout where Sharkey fails to realize his opponent’s power after a decisive knockout. The piece describes the chaotic scene, referee action, and the minutes after the bell as the crowd watches in disbelief.
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John V. Medbury
INS
New York
Sharkey
Carera
Mr. Sharkey
Jack
Repli
Shar
District 13 Convent Meeting to Be Held Sunday
District Thirteen cabinet plans a Sunday afternoon session at 2 30 in the Chi of the First Methodist church. Dr Praetorius of the Evangelical church will lead a forum answering questions on Sabbath school issues for officers teachers and workers. The event is open to all who serve in Sabbath school and church.
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First Methodist Church
E. W. Torius
Evangelical Church
Indiana
Praetorius
Sune
Quality Clothes Shop Opens in Beaverdale Corner
Today the Quality Clothes Shop formally opens with A. David Charlson as manager and W. J. Kline as partner. Both are brothers-in-law of local merchant R. Edelstein. The store occupies part of the former Dick Thompson space at Philadelphia and Seventh streets and will sell men’s and young men’s wear. Hours are 7 am to 10 pm with a welcome for each shopper.
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A. David Charlson
Beaverdale
Charlson Department Store
W. J. Kline
Clymer
R. Edelstein
Philadelphia
Seventh Streets
Dick Thompson
Éaph Nan
Pope Pius XI Visits Basilica of St Paul in Jubilee Mass
Pope Pius XI left Vatican City to visit the Basilica of St Paul for a solemn mass. The ceremony mirrored the Lateran treaty era with the basilica now Holy See property. Procession, jubilee prayers, and Holy Communion followed the routined visit to the adjoining monastery.
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Pope Pius
Vatican
Basilica of St. Paul
Geoglielmo Emaueul i
Vatican City
INS
Pope Pius XI
Basilica of
St. Paul
Selemi
St. John's Laternan
Msgi Rossi
Holy See
Holy Father
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Firemen’s Fair
Jeannette P. O
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Chicago Board of Trade
Pennroad CO
Fed
U. S
Muldoon
William J
Bill” Browh
New York State Athletic Commission
William, Muldaur, Brown
Brownsdale-on-the-Hudson
Vare
National Committee
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