Farmers Watch Mails For Their Share Of Subsidies
Harrisburg March 1 Farmers awaited government refunds under a soil building crop program. The federal subsidy plan totals 3.6 million dollars with penalties for excess production and varying assessments for corn wheat cotton and other crops. About 60 000 of Pennsylvania's 191 264 farmers planting three acres or more share the benefits, with rising participation in prior years and ongoing season starts.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
AAA
Federal Agricultural Service
Federal Office
State Department of Agriculture
State Department
Wash Tubbs Tops Indiana Evening Gazette Comic Poll
Wash Tubbs is the favorite comic strip in the Indiana Evening Gazette poll with 868 points. Readers ranked Boots and Her Buddies Freckles and His Friends Myra North Bringing Up Father Alley Oop and others in order, while new features like Dick Tracy and Winnie Winkle were suggested for addition. The Gazette feature editor will review late returns and study market options for changes to the comic page.
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Wash Tubbs
Indiana Evening Gazette
Boots
Freckles
Myra North
Polly
Dick Tracy
Winnie Winkle
Joe Palocka
The
Gazette
Local college weather trend and snow flurries possible
Increasing cloudiness and warmer today and tomorrow with possible snow flurries. Temperature at 6:00 a m is 19 degrees above zero. Preceding four hours minimum 26 degrees and six degrees above zero. Barometric pressure unchanged at 28.8.
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Buy Ame
HURTS FATAL TO GEORGE BELTZ (Continued from page One)
Governor Earle cites improved highway safety as deadly crashes fall from 1937 figures while enforcement tightens. January injuries drop to 4496 from 3801. 57 arrests for license violations. 811 warnings issued. over 350 licenses suspended for 90 days for speeding.
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Earle
Drivers Must Reexamine After Injury Accidents
Secretary of Revenue J Griffith Boardman ordered drivers involved in accidents causing personal injury to take a new operator license examination. As part of the safety education program, short motion picture trailers on major causes of automobile accidents are shown statewide, with first exhibitions at York, Lancaster and Harrisburg.
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Secretary of Revenue
J. Griffith Boardman
York
Lancaster
Harrisburg
Obituary notices continue with multiple local deaths
Mrs. Hannah Adamson Dice 75 of Washington Township dies. Mrs. Isabella Hadden Devinney 78 of Blairsville dies at home. Angelo Salvente 48, WWI veteran, dies in Center Township and burial in Blairsville. William Harrison Green 79, funeral services noted. Surviving family details and burial info provided for each case.
Chinese Army in Big Retreat Shatters North China Front
A Chinese force of about 100,000 withdrew through Southern Shansi, leaving Japanese control north and east of the Yellow River. Japanese planes bombed the remnants as they retreated into snowbound mountains, with Chinese reports claiming other offensives were checked. In Shanghai, British sentries near the international settlement faced a fatal shooting by a Japanese sentry, heightening tensions at the boundary road.
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Shanghat
Shanai
Yellow River
Yellow
China
Shansi
Wupao
Shensi
Funeral services for Cherryhill Township resident Mr Green
Yesterday morning at his home near Penn Run, the funeral will be conducted at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon at the Green home by Rev. Clarence Bennett, pastor of Penn Run M. E. Church. Interment will be in Manor Cemetery. Mr Green, born October 25, 1858, was a lifelong Cherryhill resident, survived by his widow Della Seger Green and three daughters, Cora Elkin, Anna Herman, Vernie Cramer, plus 28 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren.
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Isabella (Hadden) Devinney
M. W. DeVinney
Blairsville
R. D
Cherry+ hill township
Garvin Hadden
Coral Lutheran Church
G. H. Devinney
Osterburg
Bedford County
Angelo Salvente
Center
Homer City
Indiana County
Salvente
St. Simon & Jude
American Legion
France
Company C
207Th Engineers
Penn Run
Green
Clarence Bennett
M. E. Church
Manor Cemetery
Cherryhill Township
Grean
John
Martha (Hempfield) Green
Della (Seger) Green
Cora Elkin
McCloskey Resigns as Finance Chairman Over Alleged Party Takeover
McCloskey, a Philadelphia Democrat and co chairman of the city party, submitted his resignation as chairman of the State organization finance committee amid accusations of trying to seize control of the party. He cited building business as his focus while noting contracts his firm holds with the general authority on the $65 million State building program. John B. Kelly urged J David Stern of the Record to drop editorial interference that could harm the party, as Governor Farley, amid a U S Senate bid, declined to weigh in.
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State Organization Finance Committee
McCloskey
General Authority
David L. Lawrence
Democratic Party
John B. Kelly
Philadelphia Democrats
J. David Stern
the Record
Pennsylvania
Farle
State Committee
U. S. Senate
Pinchot as Pennsylvania’s unifying gubernatorial choice
An editorial argues for Gifford Pinchot as the Republican standard bearer in Pennsylvania, urging harmony among candidates and supporters to unite behind his proven leadership and social reforms. It recalls George H. Earle’s 1930 governor's race, previews a national impact, and calls for a unified march toward victory.
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Gifford Pinchot
George H. Earle
Pennsylvania
Earle
Pinchot
Keystone
James Warns Pinchot Of Personalities In Guber Campaign
In Pittsburgh Judge Arthur H. James pledges a campaign without personalities unless Gifford Pinchot initiates them. James plans a Plymouth keynote two weeks hence and will speak in O’s City and Meadville Tuesday. Indiana County Republicans greet James as he tours. Pinchot campaigns in Philadelphia. State Senator Mason Owlat outlines solo campaign management from Wellaboro headquarters.
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Arthur H. James
Pittsburgh
Gifford Pinchot
James
Plymouth
Wilkes-Barre
O's City
Meadville
Indiana County
R. C. Smith
W. Hinn
W. R. Cahoun
A. H. Stewart
Rolcaill Pittman Urges Larger Navy Action
Rolcaill Pittman urged a larger navy with a 30 million bill including a 15 million appropriation for experimentation. Glenn Martin, Baltimore plane designer, told the committee the government should study a new gerialming and push development of craft to ensure superiority in the air and sea. The bill seeks a four percent increase in war vessels, adding 47 men of war and 23 pusiliaries.
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Glenn Martin
Baltimore
Martin
Navy Plans Add 1000 Planes to Reach 3000 Aircraft
The proposal provides for an additional 1,000 planes to expand the navy air program, bringing total aircraft to more than 3,000. The move signals intensified naval strength and greater aerial capacity for future operations.
Father Silent on Demands
A New York area father and family remain silent as a boy named Peter, a 10 year old student, vanished last Thursday. Police report a crude ransom note found hidden under a rock demanding $10,000 and authorities say Levine tried to reach the abductors while DOJ and county officials held back.
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Peter
Napers
Levine
Department of Justice
Westchester County
Feter
Louis S. Posner
Albanian princesses visit New York on tourist trip
Maxhide Ruhie Mia and Rithie, sisters of King Zog of Albania, arrive in New York for a vacation visit with no motive beyond friendly curiosity. They dine quietly in a royal suite and express interest in Our Girl Scouts and American life while planning to return before King Zog's May wedding to Countess Geraldine Apponyi.
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New York
Pan Rea
Albania
America
Girl Scouts
Mia
Franklin D, Roosevelt
Yellowstone Park
Myseyen
Maxhide
Rithie
Zog
Balkans
Royal Suite
Geraldine Apponyi
Gladys Virginia Stewart
Austrian Crisis Deepens As Schuschnigg Resists Anschluss
The Graz and Vienna scenes reflect Austrian resistance to Nazi pressure after Schuschnigg’s parliamentary declaration affirming independence. Nazis plan a march on Vienna while Austrian leaders seek Italian support and a potential negotiated truce with officials, amid rising street demonstrations and diplomatic maneuvering.
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Schuschnigg
Germany
Vienna
Graz
Arthur Seysz-Inquart
Fuhrer Hitler
Fatherland Front
Mussolini
Austria
Engelbert Doll
Daily stock tickers and company performance list
A dense compilation of stock symbols and percent gains or values for companies across industries. The list includes Amoco Allied Chemicals American Can American Smelting and Refining Anaconda Inc Atlantic Refining Bethlehem Steel Bridgman Budd Wheel Crane Co Douglas Aircraft Eastman Kodak General Electric General Motors International Harvester International Nickel Company Kennecott Packard Motor Penn RR Phillips Petroleum Republic Steel Reynolds Tobaccos Sears Roebuck Southern Pacific Sperry Corporation Standard Brands Standard Oil various divisions Texaco Timken Transamerica United Aircraft United States Steel Westinghouse and many others in a broad market snapshot.
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Alco
Atl Refining
Ohio
Beth Steel
Burr
Hee
Canad Pacific
Chrysler Corp
Colum G
el Ta
Cons Edison
Consol Oil
Gam Crane Co
Douglas Aircraft
Eastman Kodak
el Auto Lite
Elec
Gen Motors
Int Harvester
Nick Can
Kennecott Cop
Kresge
Leh Val RR
Loews Inc
Mack Trucks
Montgom
Nat Biscuit
Nat Dairy
Nat Distillers
Nat
NY Central RR
North Ameria Packard Motor Penn RR
Phillips Pet Pub Soc NJ Pure Oil Radio Corp of Am
Repub Steel Reynolds
Tob
Seara Roebuck Socony-ac
Fear of bloodshed fuels coal bootlegging in Pennsylvania regions
A spokesman for the Anthracite Institute says fear of bloodshed sustains coal bootlegging as residents resist state control. He urges equal protection for coal, while officials in Harrisburg push for a special session to enact state control legislation and federal cooperation on anthracite lands.
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Anthracite Institute
Pennsylvania
Hart Cox
Leonard Ormerod
Harrisburg
Earle
Anthracite Commission
General Assembly
W. Jeft Lauck
Joseph Agor
Agor
Goering Signals Air Force Use to Protect Germans Abroad
BERLIN March 1 Goering announced Germanys growing air force may be used to safeguard German minorities outside the Reich. Speaking on the third anniversary of its founding he said it was created to ensure peace but if forced to fight it will be the terror of our enemies.
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Berlin
Germany
Hermann Goering
Reich
Goering
Former soldiers charged after spying ring arrests urged
Miss X testified she spent three years watching the men before triggering their arrest. The accused face trial for photographing secret army navy and airforce weapons, allegedly for delivery to an unnamed foreign power.
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Arssonal
Miss X
Army
Navy
Airforce
Markets Report Livestock and Produce From Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh markets show hogs steady to higher with 160-210 lb hogs at 9.75, cattle steady, vealers 12.50-13.00, lambs 8.50-9.00, sows weakened. Produce demand slow with apples mostly steady across varieties, potatoes near steady with No 1 sacks around 1.00-1.75 and several regional labels cited.
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Pittsburgh
N. Y
It Came In Like A Lion Across The Nation
A winter gale chilled the Northeast with temperatures dropping to 16 in Philadelphia and near zero at the New York border. A fatal car crash in Rushville killed Cleeus Cott and grievously injured his cousin Valentine Cott. Near Pittsburgh a steelworker, George Petrizichn, froze to death. In Washington a 48 mph gale caused the death of Robert A. Dulin as he was blown from a streetcar onto a passing truck. Wheat futures in Chicago showed modest gains amid light rainless conditions.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
New York
Cleeus Cott
Fortsville
Sullivan County
Valentine Cott
Rushville
George Petrizichn
Pittsburgh
Washington
Robert A. Dulin
Dulin
Breach suit calls Steubenville rector in heart trial
In Federal court a $100,000 breach of promise suit filed by Cora Lillian Burnham against Rev. Harold C. Zeis, 41, rector of St. Paul's Episcopal Church, opened. She charges he agreed ten years ago to marry her but repudiated in 1935 and wed Mrs. A. B. Sharpe, a Steubenville society leader. Zeis says they mutually released the obligation and that he married Sharpe in reliance on the agreement. Bishop Rodgers officiated the 1936 wedding after a year’s leave of absence. Burnham is Titusville native, daughter of the late Col. John J. Carter.
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Steubenville
Cora Lillian Burnham
Harold C. Zeis
Zeis
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
A. B. Sharpe
Col
John J. Carter
Titusville
Col Carter
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Charles S. Slaughter
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Dora Dice
Robinson Funeral Home
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William Harrison Green
Jones
Moorhead
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Rolcail
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Myseven
U. S
Barle
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Bituminous Coal Commission
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Guffey Coal Control Act
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Court of Appeals
Associated Industries of New York State, Inc
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Commons
Chicago
Rene Serge
Walla
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