Celebration at Tarford on 4th features sermons and games
A Tarford event on the fourth features Rev. Michael Falde of Pittsburgh delivering the sermon and a daytime program with flag raising, gymnastic drills by Blairsville locals, speeches by state figures, a St Elizabeth softball game, and a parish dinner. Music by Silver Leaf Orchestra and Blue and Gold Band, all framed as a reunion for former Stafford and Clymer pastors.
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Mdtward Bennett
A. Naval
Clement Hortanek
Frances Jakabein
St. Elizabeth
Union Hall
Silver Leaf
Barnesboro
Hastings
Stafford and Clymer
Starford
Regulars Hit by Fed Jury Indictments
The federal jury charged 95 defendants, many named as McClure lieutenants including Eugene F. White a longtime chief clerk in the state House. Senators McClure and Coyne, long identified as Old Guard leaders, now face court trials to vindicate themselves.
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McClure
Eugene F. White
State House of Representatives
Coyne
Pennsylvania
Y. M. C. A. Camp Opens July 10th
A local notice invites boys and girls to attend Camp Mahoning starting July 10 for a two week session under capable leadership. It highlights preparation and a carefree spirit, urging families to plan and send their children at a lower cost.
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Otley
Camp Mahoning
Camps Organized for Boys and Girls by Local Leaders
W A Rounsley of Dubois will supervise the boys camp and Ves par Smith, secretary at Punxsutawney, will supervise the girls camp. Information and folders at the office. Get in now before the quote is filled. Plan to see about it today.
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W. A. Rounsley
DuBois
Vespar Smith
Punxsultawney
Local Mail Postage Change Affects Dray Service Notice
Notice explains 2 cent local mail with July 1 stamp forwarded to a post office will incur 1 cent postage due from the addressee. It states no change in postage for other local first class matter and urges patrons to familiarize themselves with the change affecting local dray mail.
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Dnothey
Prohibitionists Plan for November Voter Information Meeting
A large Indiana county turnout discussed ballot counts voter duties delegate petition signers and county organization at a recent meeting. Speakers answered many questions on why various states vote wet and the overall status of prohibition efforts.
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Indiana County
Indiana County plans to place petitions in precincts
Representatives from Grange WCT A County Ministerium and other groups met to organize Indiana county for the 1&th amendment effort. They will distribute petitions in every precinct and provide printed material for voters ahead of the November 7 election.
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Indiana County
the Grange
County Ministerium
Local Ministerium
2. T. A. Young People's Groups
County Sabbath School Association
Formation of Pennroad Co Told by Kahn
Kahn recounts the creation of Pennroad to protect Pennsylvania Railroad interests against Allegheny Corporation encroachment. He criticizes fixed charges and underwriting, notes Kuhn Loeb earned commissions and stock options, and cites a court ruling upholding Pennroad’s Lehigh Valley Railroad purchase against ICC divestment efforts.
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Road
Kahn
Pennsylvania Railroad
Allegheny Corporation
Pennroad Corporation
Kaho
Sam
Kuhn-Leeb
Glock
Pennroad
Kuhn- Loeb
Kuhn Leck
Lehigh Valley Railroad
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Supreme Court Ousts King From P S C
The state supreme court ruled that the Senate may approve a governor’s recess appointment to the Public Service Commission, and that a confirmation only becomes binding when the Senate is convened. It held the Senate can veto but must act when in session. otherwise the appointment ends with adjournment.
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Gondnough
Robert §. Frazer
Public Service Commission
State Senate
Senate
Public Service Company
State Supreme
Court affirms king term dates after senate adjourned
The court upheld the attorney general's view that Dr. King was named for a period ending with the senate's adjournment on May 6, and that his term did not extend to July 1, 1937, when the late William B. D. G. Ainey’s term would have expired.
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Feneral
Dr. King
Senate
Wiliam BD. G. Ainey
King
British Stand Stalls Gold Powers on Currency Declaration
Britain under Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald resisted swift action on a currency declaration linked to the economic conference. He insisted the United States, led by President Roosevelt, must have time to consider the issue, while Britain supported cooperation but would not join in a rushed accord. Prof. Raymond Motley relayed a full report to Washington after updates on the deliberations.
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Britain
United States
Economic Conference
J. Ramsay MacDonald
Roosevelt
MacDonald
Raymond Motley
Washington
State creates Aeronautic Bureau in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg June 30 announces creation of a state division of aeronautics in the department of revenue under recent legislation. Leon D. Metager confirms appointments: William A. Reiter assistant executive, Fred Nelson technical expert, Kenneth Blackburn maintenance chief. Division covers aviation oversight except pilot and plane licensing, which remains with the federal commerce department.
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Harrisburg
INS
Department of Revenue
General Assembly
Leon D. Metager
William A. Reiter
Berwick
Lient
Fred Nelson
Camp Hill
Kenneth Blackburn
Bedford
Pennsylvania
Federal Department of Commerce
Indictments mount in vote fraud probe in 82nd district
Pittsburgh June 30 In a federal grand jury probe of election discrepancies in the 82nd Congressional district further indictments were expected as investigators questioned over 200 witnesses since Wednesday. State Senator James J Coyne and eight Republican leaders were previously indicted for election statute violations and related figures posted bond with counsel Charles J Margiotti as investigators prepared to focus on the 30th and 3d districts amid the Muldowney case uncertainties.
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Pittsburgh
INS
82Nd
James J. Coyne
Tom Coyne
John J. Verona
Third Ward
Reblican
John A. Fugassi
United States Marshal’s Office
Charles J. Margiotti
M. J.muldowney
St Marys Man Found Hanging Over His Store
A 25 year old druggist Hedstrom was found hanging from the transom of his apartment above his drug store in St Marys. Coroner S McCane said death was by his own hand and that motive was not learned. Survived by parents and four sisters. Hedstrom formerly lived in Ridgway and was a Mason and Kiwanis member.
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St. Mary's
Dolgar Hedstrom
S. McCane
Hedstrom
Ridgway
One Killed and Six Injured in Highway Collision
A two car crash near Hammonton New Jersey left James Copley 22 Camden dead Mrs Clara Freeman 22 Seattle critically injured and five others seriously hurt Russell Freeman Howard Snyder Cora Cramer Margaret Sternberg Ephraim and James Applegate listed as injured in the response notes
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Hammonton
N. J
UNS
Here
James Copley
Camden
Clara Freeman
Seattle
Wash
Russell Freeman
Howard Snyder
Haddonfield
Cora Cramer
Margaret Sternberg
Ms. Ephraim
James Applegate
Elmer
Feature Writer Wrote Bad Checks in Erie
Ruth Lee sixty eight year old woman 48 weighed three hundred pounds was sentenced to six months in Allegheny County Workhouse for passing bouncing checks. She said she would use the time to shed weight by one third and work behind the barn.
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Erie
Ruth Lee
Alleeheny County
Bet on Wet Vote of Arkansas
San Diego June 30 An INS report asks if Arkansas will go wet or dry after the vote on the liquor issue. The piece notes John Odom and Albert D Olsen, both of Arkansas, will leap into San Diego Bay fully clothed or stand on the dock eating peanuts depending on the outcome.
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San Diego
Cal
INS
Arkansas
John Odom
Albert D. Olsen
San Diego Bay
Odom
Olsen
Local Visitors Highlight Homer City Social Roundup
Mrs. Chas Sheran of Pittsburgh called on her parents in Homer City while Mrs. O Edwards and Mrs. D Grambling hosted relatives. Various guests from Indiana Pittsburgh Madera Washington Derry South Bend Johnstown Cleveland and Brushvalley visited local families, attended events, or spent time at homes of Sickenberger, Sickinberger, Younkins, and others. Numerous trips tied to family ties and hospital visits mark the period.
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Chas. Sheran
Pittsburgh
iMy
O. K. Edwards
D. O. Grambling
J. N. Stewart
Indiana
Chas. Kramp
Elizabeth Sickinberger
Edina Mumau
East Run
Caryle
Paul Neif
Muleton Run
Johm Brown
Jennie Bondon
Ferm Merritt
Washington, D. C
Century of Progress
Chicago
Tuck
Ralph Dillinger
Charles Kramp
Elizabeth Sickenberger
Madera
Anna Walker
Samuel Sickenberger
Janet Townsend
South Bend
Martha
New Kensington Hospital
Elizabeth Thompson
H. R. Grumbutg
Roberta Rayimond
Clarence Younkins
G. H. Getty
Johnstown
Julia de Fulivo
Derry
Virgilio Lo Presti
Bertha Hlebak
Cleveland
I Q
D. ©. Grumbling
A. J. Campbell
Brushvalley
Elzabeth Ruffner
Madoira
Rural Family Notes and Tragic Child Death
The item records visits by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kramp and others from Pitcairn Barnesboro Heilwood Indiana and Derry as well as a fatal incident on Upper Beaver river where a child died after being bitten and a mother tried to treat the wound.
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Lotte Clark
Beaver River
Germans Create New German Fashion Board in Berlin
Berlin reports Frau Magda Goebbels, wife of Dr Joseph Goebbels, named honorary president of a newly formed German Fashion Board. The group aims to foster German fashion independent of foreign influence, promoting shows, exhibitions, and first class advertising while opposing fashion education for outsiders. The piece mentions Goebbels’ stance on feminine charm and style within Nazi ideals. An ensuing note briefly covers a canonical city snakebite death of Char- instruction.
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Berlin
Paris
Magda Goehbels
Joseph Goebbels
Frau. Goebbels
Frau Meissner
Missner
Praesident
von Hindenburg
Gretchen
New German Fashion Board
Sign of upturn in Denver as rail stations restored
Restoration of 16 station agents on the Denver and Rio Grande Western railroad in Colorado is seen as a revival of business in the territory. The company recently withdrew petitions filed with the state public utilities commission seeking to discontinue the stations.
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Denver
Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad
Colorado
State Public Utilities Commission
Start Fire Registry in Stockholm
START FIRE REGISTRY STOCKHOLM. As a means of checking the origin of fires, the Swedish Fire Protection Society plans to start a central register of people whose homes or other property are often reported damaged by fire.
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Stockholm
Swedish Fire Protection Society
Stock Market Gains At Close In Mixed Trade
New York stocks faced erratic currents from commodities and foreign exchange as investors booked profits before holidays. Afternoon buying lifted many issues with grains and car loadings cited as improving. copper and nickel shares led gains while liquor and gold mining stocks rose, helping overall market advance after a slow morning.
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New York
INS
Delaware& Jiudson
Union Pacific
Lackawanna
Lehigh Valley
New Haven
Central
Coppers
International Nickel
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Jack Pidball
University of California
Merion Cricket Club
Nery
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Wm, Powell
Detective No
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Henry A. Wallace
Secretary of Agriculture
R. F. Bakes
Wallace
Dea
Moines
Newton Grumbling
Pitcairn
Paul
Eugene
Austman
Dillinger
Beahr
Claude Beahr
Virgil Grambling
Heilwood
Grambling
H. R. Grambling
Indiana ‘State Teachers College
Elmer Henderson
Mary Yackbush
GC. F. Jamison
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Canon City
Char
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Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
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Loretta Young
Guy Kibbe
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Wawher Bros
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