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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1935

Page

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Anxiety Over Pound Sterling In London Markets

Continentwide anxiety over the pound drives rapid selling on the London market. The pound opened at 4.84 dollars, fell to 4.78, and to 72.5 francs, with Paris at 71.77 francs. The British treasury shows concern as the gold standard position is debated with the Gold Control Fund withdrawn. France and Holland push the gold standard amid volatile exchange rates and a high franc price.

London Mar Sarl Oe New York Paris Montrea INSI Clase Pierre Laval M. Loudon Holland France

House Plans To Bring Vets Bonus Bill To Vote Soon

House leaders predicted passage of the veterans bonus bill and a companion measure, with promises to vote on both. National Commander Frank Belgrano and leaders of the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars plan to testify before the Ways and Means Committee, backing the Patman bill for greenback issuance. A separate budget balancer debate formed a bipartisan drive to force immediate steps to balance the budget by tax measures and a sinking fund, amid fears of rising indebtedness.

House Legion Frank Belgrano Veterans of Foreign Wars Ways and Means James E. van Zandt Allentown V. P

Sturcord Lunion Proposes Pre Election County Meet

Sturcord Lunion proposes a pre election county meeting to discuss policy and labor backing with Local No. 88 in Stanford, Pa. The meeting aims to unify pro labor principles and oppose gangster politics while seeking broad civic support ahead of elections.

Sturcord Lunion Piresett Fie Hota Lahar Tate Labor Fiture UM Woof Stafford Mamer O'Thomas Charles M, Lydie Ree Lee David Johns

Legion Post Plans Birthday and Junior Baseball Program

The Borough Council reports Comrade Gilbert S. Parnell led a Veterans Administration visit in Pittsburgh noting fifteen pension approvals and progress on other claims. The post plans a May dinner for its Boy Scout troops, forms a junior American Legion baseball team, and sponsors a four-team league. Comrade Dunminick Vink praised for Purple Heart award. Myrtle Gray reviews welfare efforts, and a Tuberculosis Society bond was purchased to aid welfare work. Chaplain Thomas W. Price delivered an address on American ideals.

American Legion Indiana Conness Pennsylvania Joseph Gray United States Indiana County C. M. File Roy E. Penfield BE. Dale Timberlake Logand Houck Mabel Fiscus W. Pearl Walker Dale Timberlake Astin Drew Gilbert S. Parnell Pittsburgh Benjani Hal Cianrade Catbert S. Parnell Leam Conrade Purple Heart Service Myrtle Gray Jaint Welfare Post Tuberculosis Spoety Thomas W. Price American Legion County Council Ameri

Venizelos Deputies In Custody Amid Greek Revolt

Reports from Crete indicate Venizelos is linked to rebels as loyal forces fight to quell the uprising in Athens. Government bombers strike rebel warships while rear troops and cadets move to suppress the rebellion after a failed coup at the Athens arsenal.

Averol Crete Venizelos Athos Athens Thenr Ohe Republian Guard Pauthas Cannes France Pevelt Evzunes Nicholas Pastiras Todity Eleuther- 108 Venizelos Kondys Evelpides

Doorn House Grows Festive as Kaiser's Finances Ease

Doorn Netherlands March 2 The aging ex Kaiser Wilhelm enjoys relief as Adolph Hitler grants limited currency transfers to his Doorn estate. The decision follows Germany's Saar Basin welcome and previously strict foreign fund restrictions easing for the exiled ruler.

Doorn Holland INSI Kaiser Adolph Hitler Germany Wilhelm Republic Saar Hitler Berlin

Scouts and Scouters Rally Results Highlight Attendance

Scout Early Blairsville No 3 won fire making in 30 seconds with George Brush Valley No 1 and Lumbing Indiana No 2 following. Sea Scouts Gil led Life Ring Throwing, Blairsville patrols strong. horse and rider event split by ties for distance and attendance earning two flags.

Blairsville No. 3 George Brush Valley No. 1 Lumbing Indiana No Pierce Sea Scouts Gilmore Ross and Smith Blairsville Sea Scout Patrol Marshall Scout Good Indiana Punxsutawney Yatesboro

Whistling Tom Smathers Dies Auctioneer of Note

Obituary notes Thomas Smathers born November 28 1865 in Belleview Jefferson County son of A J Smathers. He was a lumberman stock dealer merchant and famed farm machinery and buggy salesman before becoming a noted auctioneer for 20 years. He lived in Punxsutawney since 16 years ago with widow Laylan Smathers and sister Mrs I L Jones East Brady.

Belleview Jeferson County A. J. Smathers Belleview Academy Tom Smiathere Brookville Punxsulawney Laylan Smathers Punxsutawney I. L. Jones East Brady

President Shows Interest in Baby Bonds Purchase

Morgenthau described how postmasters would handle buyers and redeem bonds after 60 days. The President expressed immediate interest, calling the proposition appealing and ready to buy now. Postmaster Farley framed the process as simple as buying a money order.

Morgenthau Farley

Farm Hand Sentenced to Die in Electric Chair

Sherman Strawser, 29, a farmhand from Middleburg, was sentenced to die in the electric chair for the murder of his former employer, Charles E. Gable, a well known Snyder County farmer. The court rejected an appeal for clemency despite an impassioned defense. The crime occurred on February 12.

Middleburg Sherman Strawser Charles E. Gable Snyder County

Harrisburg lawmakers defend weekend activities in sting proposal

Two Beaver County legislators Reuben Nagel and Peter Reising rejected a resolution by Rep. Blake Shugarts to create a three member secret committee to shadow lawmakers during weekends in Harrisburg. They said they spent time learning state government and serving constituents, refuting insinuations of frivolous activity.

Harrisburg Mar INS Beaver County Blake B. Shugarts Clearfield Shugarts Reuben A. Nagel Peter P. Reising

Seventy Three Widows on Pension Roll Reported

One hundred twenty two applicants eliminated for age citizenship residence or financial resources of self or children. Completed cases forwarded daily to Harrisburg for approval. Board members present were Mrs. Mary B. Rhodes Mrs. Martha M. Coon Mrs. Alda H. Ackerson Mrs. Elsie M. Siegfried Mrs. Maude B. Hart Mrs. Leot C. Brown and Mrs. Carrie K. Lytle.

Harrisburg Mary B. Rhodes Martha M. Coon Alda H. Ackerson Elsie M. Siegfried Maude B. Hart Leot C. Brown Carrie K. Lytle

Tax on amusements and clubs under Earle plan

A Pennsylvania proposal sets a 6 million dollar admission tax on general public entertainments and dues at country clubs and social clubs. The plan defines places of amusement broadly and targets tickets and floor shows, aiming to fund Gov. George H. Earle’s 203 million tax program amid shaky Democratic majorities in the state House.

Guffey Okehe Philadelphia Insi George H. Earle United States Joseph F. Guffey Earle Roosevelt Washington Senate

Mellon Net Worth At End Of 1931 Estimated At 200 Million

Andrew Mellon, among the world’s richest, reportedly had a net worth near $200 million at the end of 1931, per secretary Howard Johnson. The government seeks $3.089 million in taxes. Mellon testifies at the U.S. Board of Tax Appeals to support a refund claim. The cross-examination reveals details on Mellon’s holdings, losses, and transfers within Coalesced and related entities.

William J. Kelly INS Pittsburgh Andrew W. Mellon Howard M. Johnson Mellon U. S. Board of Tax Appeals Johnson Mellan Frank J. Hogan Hogan U. S. Supreme Court Melton Mellon Jost Union Trust Company Melibank Surety Corporation Richard B Treasury

Roosevelt puzzles Congress on Work-Relief deadlock

Washington March 2 Roosevelt puzzles the capital by tactics in the Work-Relief stalemate. The administration was licked by one vote on the prevailing wage amendment and, unlike past pressure, has not pushed to switch the vote. Relief funds are exhausted as ten days pass with no action to move the bill from committee.

Iea Boeing State Department United States After Department Navy Senate Pary Congress Washington Roosevelt Capital Hill White House

Leatherman on Trial Monday in Dennis Death

Greensburg action reports William Leatherman a Charleroi youth will face county court trial Monday over the death of Viola Dennis a Donora school teacher. Dennis died from a fractured neck after an incident while Leatherman says she stumbled from his car. District Attorney Richard Laird says the state will argue Leatherman pushed her over the embankment near Webster.

Greensburg Westmoreland William Leathersman Charleroi Viola Dennis Donora Miss Dennis Wieck Leatherman Webster Richard Laird Dennis

Hauptmann fund reaches twenty thousand dollars

Br Wohns lawyers reportedly secured over 20000 for the appeal against the death sentence in the Lindbergh baby murder case. Funds came quickly after public appeals, with 10000 in hand by day’s end and 1500 gathered at a New York mass meeting earlier in the week.

Trenton N. J Bruno Richard Hauptmann Hunterdon County Hauptmann New York City Bronx New York Bruno Richard Queens Violet Sharpe Flemington Catherine Minners Palisade Park N.v Ernest Miller Bergenfield Elmer Johnson Closter

Bandits Caught After Running Gun Battle Near Syracuse

In Syracuse on March 2 a 150 mile chase ended when two holdup men in a small car were shot at by police, the driver wounded in the leg, crashing into a concrete abutment. Captives identified as Hugh Adams 23 and Eugene L. Weisman 21, both of Detroit.

Syracuse Syracuse Pharmacy Hugh Adams Eugene L. Weisman Detroit

Workers Federation to Hold Monday Meeting in Court House

Work projects are tapering to conclusions and will end. Many workers will receive direct relief payments with no work, reducing income. White collar workers risk the greatest hardship as they lose earned income without relief. Local No 3 Workers Federation of Indiana County meets Monday at 7 30 in the Court House.

National Federation of Federal Employee iNew Mexico Brooklyn Dallas Workers Federation of Indiana County Court House

Church Notes Sunday Schedule and Sermon Plans

Christian Sunday School at 9 45 a m with a class for everybody led by W D Parks Supt Communion and Worship at 11 0 a m a Bethany College divinity student from Bethany West Virginia is expected to preach both morning and evening Christian Endeavor Intermediate and Senior at 6 30 The Insight of Jesus led by LaRue Colgan Evening Church service at 7 30 with special music by the church orchestra

Christian W. D. Parks Bethany College Bethany West Virginia Christian Endeavor Jesus LaRue Colgan

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