Pennsylvania Milk Control Bill Expands State Powers
Harrisburg reports outline of a new milk control law allowing seizure of imported milk bought outside the state and extending price regulation to cream ice cream mix powdered milk and condensed products. The measure adds bonds for manufacturers raises licenses and lets the Board inspect cooperative records while denying intruding into internal affairs.
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Harrisburg
Marsh
TNS
Mid-West
Pennsylvania
Milk Board
Jeaders
ABS
New Volunteer For Bruno
A Philadelphia man Anthony Cerrone offers to die in the electric chair in Trentor New Jersey for 3000 dollars to fund his wife and three children. Governor Hoffman declined a separate bid from Stanley Pryslup of Brooklyn for 6000 dollars. Cerrone says the money would help his family start a better life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Trentor
N. J
Bruno Richard Harpimann
Bronx
Anthony Cerrone
Cerrone
Marold G. Hoffman
New Jersey
Hauptmann
Hoff
Progressive Criticism On Wage Proposals Fueled Debate
Republicans attacked the president's wage plan of 50 dollars a month for tew hours, saying it would ruin the American wage standard and cost 7 billion more than prevailing wages. They argued reductions in relief projects would still provide 3.5 million jobs for a year, with workers paid five dollars monthly, totaling 2.11 billion for the year.
2 908 Graves Are Registered In The State
A historical column notes the extensive registration effort led by Colonel Dick. Drawing on state histories and Harrisburg experience, he secured critical information in many instances, producing one of the best registrations in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cor. Dieteness
Cal
Dirk Watson
Mary
Harrisburg
Sheldon Poucher
Thomas Price Aeled
Indiana County
County Commissioners Office
Adjuton General's Office
Indiana County Veteray
Indiana County Works Division
S. 8
A. B
J. W. Berrett
Kittanning Presbytery Meeting Sets Spring Schedule
Fragmented report details a pro re nata gathering of Kittanning Presbytery with notes on cemetery registrations in Indiana County. It lists speakers, installations, and plans for visiting churches including Rackbridge and Rossiter, plus a spring presbytery meeting and potential W R relief bill impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kittanning
Gray Urges Cambria County as its Own District
Congressman Gray appeals to Cambria County voters to restore the district as a separate congressional area. He argues the four large counties in the 27th should be split into two districts for fair representation and warns against unequal treatment by Washington. He also endorses the Patman bill for veterans’ bonuses, supports issuing currency rather than bonds, and condemns poverty requirements for employment while advocating relief if needed.
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Cambria County
Washington
Tongeessman Gray
Walid
Tam
Congressmaan Gray
House
New Deal Birthday Looms Over Roosevelt Plans
The article outlines a heated national debate as New Deal policies face a second term with unemployment relief and social security under attack. It notes looming inflation fears, NRA scrutiny, and a push for massive public works while direct relief and subsistence payments are debated. A Supreme Court clarification on the gold issue is urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Welts
Senate
NRA
Roosevelt
Saamien
Ben Shih
United States
PRIRA
Mae
Elop Unis
Jong
Gising
Ganges
Supreme Court
Rural Meets Tuesday and Wednesday Education Series Announced
Three rural meetings are announced for March 5 and 11 with Penn State Extension Specialist Dickey addressing attendees. County Agent Warne will show U.S. Department of Agriculture films as farmers and wives are invited to three sessions at Marian Center Grift Town, Pree shortkan Church and Purchase Line Community Hall.
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Bor. Dickey
Penn State
Warneero
U. Department of Agriculture
Yuesday
Maren
Phanville
Con Nuumity
Hall
Purchase Line
Mckey
Pensylvania
Road Violation Photo Cameras Prompt Court Appearance
A report notes motorists cited by photo radar may need court appearance for fines. A Minnesota patrol uses cameras supplied by Superintendent Earl Brown at his own expense, per Price, with physician fees tied to costs if the court does not cover them.
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Minnesota
Earl Brown
Price
Obituary notices and multiple Indiana County deaths
Obituaries report the deaths of Mrs Lida Belle Buchanan Voyacy Mrs J M McDowell of Kennett Square Pa Mrs Herbert Fleming of Allentown and Miss Adeline Voyzey of Philadelphia Funeral services set for Arcadia Church and interment in Oakland Cemetery. Also lists Robert Emory Fassett 45 of Elder's Ridge with survivors and funeral arrangements at Elder's Ridge Presbyterian Church. Other obituaries include Joseph A Brazosky Ida E Beltz Herberling Mary Sandels Welty Clara Altemus Duncan Margaret Slusser Shannon Warry H Walters and Alvah G Evans with burial plans and survivors mentioned.
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Lida Belle (Buchanan) Voyacy
J. M. McDowell
Kennett Square
Herbert Fleming
Allentown
Adeline Voyzey
Philadelphia
Arcadia Presbyterian Church
Pon
Oakland Cemetery
Indine
Robert Emory Fassett
Elder's Ridge
Saa.m. Standay
Millard
Jenile (Carey) Kassell
Presbyterian Church of
Salisbury Lodge
Order of Odd Fellows
Meassett
Legion
Jennie
France) Fassett
Clarence Lloyd Fassett
Martha Dane
Helen Frances
Clara Josephine Fassett
Leonard Fassett
Homer City
John Fassett
Sagamore
Elmer Fassett
New Kensington
Rorl Fassett
Elder's Ridge Presbyterian Church
J. R. EB. Craighead
J. D. Humphrey
Elder's Ridge Cemetery
Ida E
Beltz) Herberling
William Heberling
South Mahoning Township
Plumville
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Grace Svolt
Commodore
Smith Heberling
Home
Clara Ellen
Creekside
Mudge McMillen
Zaida McMillen
Dale
Helen Heberling
Charles Rearke
Advance
Edward Bellz
Frank Betty
Minerva, O
John Bellz
Freedom
Harvey Beltz
Rochester
McCall
United Presbyterian Church of
Beracha Cemetery
Mary (Sandels) Welty
Pittsburgh
Ell Knowen
Lvdiane
West Penn Hospital
Mae
Barbara H. Welty
C. C. Sanders
Annie Sanders Reynolds
Greensburg
Z. R. Morrow
J. H. Morrow
San Francisco
Welty
First Presbyterian Church of
Reynolds
Walnut Avenue
Henry B. Shock
Intermont
St. Clair Cemetery
Clara (Altemus) Duncan
James Duncan
Indiana County
Elsinore
Cal
Elsinere Valley
Duncan
Margaret
Slusser) Shannon
Saltsbore
Samuel
Hannah
Ashbaugh
Slusser
J. M. Top
Irene Shanyon
Lingonier
George
Ralph
Mary Gavel
Ella Dunmire
Avonmore
J. C
Salita
William
Alvah G. Evans
Indiana
Detroit
Mich
Reynoldsville
Ellen (Bullers) Evans
Anna (Forrest) Evans
Frank Evans
Fred C. Evans
Alice Hammerly
Charles Aimen
Leydie
Wayne Avenue
Greenwood Cemetery
Counterfeit Coin Plant Seized Near Goshen New York
Federal agents in Goshen New York arrested three men and seized a counterfeit coin operation that dispersed more than one million nickels across the East last year. The seizure ended a nine month Treasury probe into the almost perfect fakes found in New York Pennsylvania Delaware Connecticut and New Jersey.
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Goshen
N. Y
INS
East
Treasury
Treasury Department
New York
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Connerhead
New Jersey
Advocates Higher Teacher Grades At State League Meet
Harrisburg March 4 Advocates for higher entrance standards for classroom teachers were voiced in a resolution at the Pennsylvania State Teachers League convention. A O Noorbach Willian Penn High School was re elected president. Other officers named Miss Joanne Connell Eric first vice president Miss Mary Gallagher Free land secretary Fred C Burris Harrisburg re elected secretary John McClintock Harrisburg treasurer. Resolutions urged enactment of a lenure law for teachers retention of the state retirement fund and restoration of teachers salaries under the Edmonds Act.
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Harrisburg
Menneylvania State Teachers’ League
A. O. Noorbach
Willian Penn High School
Joanne Connell
Eric
Mary Gallagher
Freeland
Fred C. Burris
John McClintock
Pitcairn Students Strike Over Teacher Dismissals
Pitcairn Heights elementary pupils, over 150 strong, walked out in protest of the school board not renewing two teachers contracts. Constables were sent to the scene to maintain order as students paraded the Murray school area and displayed signs of disapproval.
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Fittsburgh
Pitcairn Heights
Murray School
Death of Pinehurst heiress at party shocks town
Elva Statler Davidson a 22 year old heiress and wife of Bradley H. Davidson 41 of Washington DC was found dead in her garage hours after weeping at a charity ball and party with her husband and friends investigators said Solicitor Roland S. Pruett reported. The events followed a spaghetti camp visit earlier that Wednesday following the charity ball.
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Pinehurst
N. C
INS
Elva Statler Davidson
Roland S. Pruett
Bradley H. Davidson
Washingtn
Davidson
McKean County Sheriff Faces Grand Jury Indictment
Smethport March 4 District Attorney Tolter prepared to present to a McKean County Grand Jury charges against Sheriff Fred T. Ludwick. Indictments may include protection money from slot machine operators and prisoner mistreatment along with liquor procurement from bootleggers and providing prisoner liquor.
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Smethport
INS
E. G. Tolter
McKean County
Fred T. Ludwick
Totter
Tragic Identified Body Found in Vacant House near New Castle
The body of Tony Li Castro, 39, formerly of Kane, Pa., was found strangled in a vacant house near New Castle on Saturday. Authorities suspect a gang revenge motive. Fingerprints confirmed identity after comparison with Butler police files. Li Castro had a Kane robbery sentence and Elk County arson arrest records.
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New Castle
Mar
Here
Tony Li Castro
Kane
Butler
Li Castig
Elk County
Leatherman Trial Today Set Over Love and Alleged Accident
The article outlines proceedings as Leatherman faces trial today with the defense planning to portray a four year bond, first public then secret, amid family objections and a contested marriage. Defense counsel McClookey argues the death was accidental and aims to prove it.
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Leatherman
David M. McClookey
Draih
Three racketeers on morgue slabs in New York
Three racketeers lie on morgue slabs as Nick Montana, alleged head of New York's vice ring, flies to Florida amid a probe into a $500,000 yearly jobbery, white slavery, and bail bond grafts. Investigators say Montana, called Joe in taped hotel conversations about packages of girls for a call house chain, is linked to the case. A Coast Guard aviation base project worth $300,000 is reported at Biloxi, Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nick Montana
Florida
Montana
Joe
Hong
Nations Battle for Markets Across the Airwaves
Editor David Sentner reports the first of three articles on the race to establish intercontinental air routes for commercial trade. Five nations United States Great Britain France Germany Italy vie for dominance as imperial rivals, with Rex Martin warning European lines advance and Imperial Airways expanding. The piece notes Britain's long maritime supremacy past and previews the next installment on trans Atlantic routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David P. Sentner
N.S
LN. S
New York
Columbus
United States
Great Britain
France
Germany
Italy
Europe
Far East
Spain
Yuling Democratic States
Red Jacket
Rockland
Liverpool
South Atlantic
Imperial Airways
England
P T A Meetings Highlight Founders Day Programs
The February Thad Day Stevens P T A met Thursday evening with Mrs W G Yorke presiding. Miss Lola Beelar led songs while Miss Lillie B Held accompanied. Founders Day history and a 1 500 000 member P T A were noted. High School Glee Club sang. Tax concerns and tuberculin tests were discussed. A social hour followed with coffee and sandwiches.
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Indiana
Thaddays Stevens P. T. A
W. G. Yorke
Tye
Lola Beelar
Lillie B. Held
Howard Tomb
Allee McClellan
National Congress
Harry Canfield
Fleming
le Stevenson
Betty Rouble
Frank Nef
P.T. A
Cecilia Goodell
One More Spring at Ritz Theatres Delights Lovers
The new Fox film One More Spring reunites Janet Gaynor and Warner Baxter in a tender romance about a young woman seeking love and work. A penniless musician and a ruined banker help her rise from hardship as a friendship deepens amid dramatic park encounters and a stark winter setting. Supporting cast includes Walter King, Darrell, Roger Imhof, Grant Mitchell, Rosemary Ames, John Qualen, Nick Fortin, and Stepin Fetchit.
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Wey Luscala
Faye
Fox Film
Janet Gaynor
Warner Baxter
Honey
Witter
Ritz
Walter King Darwell
Roger Imhof
Grant Mitchell
Rosemary Ames
John Qualen
Nick Fortin
Stepin Fetchit
Woman Hurt In Auto Crash Near Kitstanning
A crash left a man with fractured ribs and a punctured left lung. Separately in Kitstanning a seven year old girl named Mildred Zimmerman was killed instantly while skating near a highway on Sunday.
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Itibs
Mildred Zimmerman
Princess Opposes Heir to Crown for Prince Ananda
The Switzer landborn heir Prince Ananda, described as delicate, is guarded by police while attending private school. Prajidh i pok smiles as he reportedly relinquishes the throne, with his mother insisting the boy remain away from kingship until health is fully restored.
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Switzerland
Ananda
Prince Ananda
Greek Rebels Seize Crete Amid Nationwide Civil War
Athens faces a wide uprising as rebels control Crete and parts of Macedonia and Thrace. half the navy backs the revolt while loyal forces stockpile in the north. War Minister Kondylia rushes reinforcements as government troops clash with insurgents in Seres Salonika and Alexandroupolis. Casualties reported around 100. Summary courts form to try rebel leaders. Venizelos associates arrested. Tsaldaris reshuffles cabinet and foreign ministry amid turmoil.
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Athens
Mar
INS
Greece
Crete
Macedonia
Thrace
Demestichas
George Kondylia
Seres
Salonika
Alexandropoulis
Kavala
Calais
Panayotl Tsaldaris
Venizelos
Alexander Papanastassiou
M. Caphandaris
Tsaldaris
Demetrius Maximos
Pars
Dotsaimes
Alexander Hajikyviakos
Foresters Hold Forum on Tree Planting in Pennsylvania
A county forestry meeting at the court house covered planting programs, species merits, and financial returns. Penn State Extension forester Frank Murphy discussed idle land planting while Arthur McIntyre of Salt Erosion Service illustrated erosion and flood control links. Dible and LeFevre spoke on Christmas tree demand, Zerby warned on forest fires, and film reels showcased CCC and U.S. Department of Agriculture forestry topics. Indiana County leads in seedling planting and conservation, with thousands of idle lands awaiting reforestation to improve value.
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Court House
Frank T. Murphy
Penn State
Pennsylvania
Arthur McIntyre
Salt Erosion Service
Indiana
McIntyre
S. £. Dible
D. C. LeFevre
Charles Zerby
Johnstown
Zerby
Warner
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Forest and Health
Indiana Hotel
Indiana County
Lawmakers split over Vinson and Patman inflation plans
House debate shows Democratic committee members divided on inflation and Vinson or Patman bills. National Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars leaders push their preferred measures. Townsend suggests relief beneficiaries would buy cars and fuel, while others foresee bond financing if the President vetoes inflation steps.
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Ion
Patman
Roosevelt
Democratic Committee
Giue
Vinson
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Frank Bel- Brano
The
Legion
James E. van , Zandt
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