Fourth of July fete assured by Indiana Legion plans
Indiana Legion Post 141 held its March meeting at Memorial Mall with strong turnout and approved preliminary actions for a second July Fourth celebration in Indiana. The plan includes a Ritz Theater concert by Municipal Boys' Band on April 3 at 2 30 pm and collaboration with local agencies to aid employment. Auxiliary social followed. Members sang pieces such as Soldiers Rest and Proudly as the Eagle with accompaniment by Miss Koozer.
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Legion
Tediana
American Legion
Memorial Mall
Indiana
Dale Timbor- Jake
The
Ritz
Post 141
Legmand
Indiana High School
Mr. Chermock
Joseph
Canfield
Cole
Scott
Eagle
Spohr
K. Chermock
Cara
Ben
Gordani
Miss Koozer
Nurse Betty Gow tied to Lindbergh baby case woman
ReportedEnglewood nurse Betty Gow lived with the Lindberghs and split weekends at Hopewell home. She last checked the child and later discovered his death, becoming a focal point in the kidnapping story. Officials note letters and a postcard linked to the Lindberghs were found as investigations continue.
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Lindbergh's
Englewood
Lindbergh
Hopeiwell
Betty
New York
Warren Sullivan
Caroline Gibbs
Teaneck
Scotland Yard
Glasgow
Taylor
William
Tenally
N. J
Engyewood
Scotland
Marie Cummings
Anne Morrow Lindbergh
Johnson
Hartford
Henry
John
West Hartford
Fred
Betty Gow
Thomas Lamont
Notable Local Visitors Reported in Town
Mes Grant Mack of tocnester Mills attended to business in town today. Carl Moorhead of Home visited the Court House yesterday. Yon Lee F. North of Punxsutawney and Ex County Commissioner Richards of Jefferson county were in town yesterday with friends. Clair McMillen and Guy C. Lutz, active farmers of South Mahoning township, were at the Court House yesterday.
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Mes
Grant Mack
Tocnester Mills
Carl Moorhead
Home
Court House
Lee F. North
Punxsutawney
Richards
Jefferson County
Clair McMillen
Guy C. Lutz
South Mahoning Township
Shaving Dream Lindy’s Goal In Mystery Trip
The report describes Lindbergh and his wife amid tense vigil as news and rumors swirl over the kidnapped child. Col. Lindbergh and adviser Col. Henry Brockingidge coordinate efforts while police pursue leads, including a trip that sparked speculation but yielded no firm clue. Names linked to suspects and witnesses appear as officials deny breakthroughs or detail movements.
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Mrs. Lindbergh
Hopewell
Harry Walsh
Jersey City Police
Princeton
Lindbergh
Col
Henry Brockingidge
Patsy Orlando
Brooklyn
Philip Catania
Anne Adams pattern catalog offer for adults and children
Small girls imitate grown up fashion with the hetera and bolero details. The catalog promotes 32 pages of chic Anne Adams styles for all wear, lingerie, and easy to make outfits. Order by mail from Indiana Evening Gazette Pattern Department in New York City.
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Anne Adams
Indiana Evening Gazette Patturn Department
19Th Street
New York City
China Plans Punitive Drive on Manchuria
Disturbances centered in the French concession and rumors of attacks threatened the International Settlement. Thousands of Chinese massed near the foreign district amid false reports that Japanese commander Shizade had been killed. Police patrolled as order was restored after clashes.
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Shanghai
International Settlement
Chapei
Kisagwan
Kummin
Soochow
Quinsan
Mth
Woosunge
Pootung
Kuomin
Kigting-Nabziang Fronch
Linho
Fiaet
Agalace
Key Figures In Sino Jap Peace Moves
Koo Gen and Chiang Kai-shek are named as top spokesmen for China in Sino-Japanese peace efforts. Rear Admiral Montgomery Taylor is the ranking American commander in the Shanghai area, coordinating naval forces with Nipponese authorities. The piece notes Lindbergh kidnaping tensions and police inquiries, with New Jersey authorities seeking Scotland Yard aid.
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Koo Gen
Chiang Wellington Koo
Chiang Kai-shek
Taylor Nomura
Montgomery Tayloc
U.S. Navy
Shanghai
Agiatic
Ripkenburn Nomura
Auapancse
Betty
New Jersey
Scotland Yard
Abandoned hut holds 12 year old boy found
A 12 year old boy was found in an abandoned hut amid a tense scene at the De Jute home. He described threats of financial harm to his father and the crowd voiced distress as authorities attended the incident.
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Junnosuki Inouye
Baron Dan
Ametio
Boston
Mitsui
Farasi
Katsuimara Dan
University of Pennsylvania
That Tired Feeling and Warmups in Athletic Training
A discussion on how sustained maximum effort drains the body, the pacing of racing over 440 yards, and the importance of warming up to delay oxygen debt. It notes fatigue spreads from legs to arms, the role of training, and the peril of exhaustion in children at play. It ends with a humorous cartoon caption about clothes and a coat.
Glonfying Yourself and Eye Care Advice
A column urges caring for eyes with glasses if needed and stress reduction. It notes eye strain harms nerves and digestion, recommends short rest periods, hot cloths, gentle eye massage, and proper lighting. Advice covers wearing hats and sun shades, plus continuing eye care habits beyond work.
Smyrna Sabbath School and Weekend Visits Chronicle
Smyrna Sabbath School convened at ten o clock. Kinman visited daughter Alda Waddell in Plumville. Mrs Clark Elkin and Ray spent weekends with Mead Hunlett. Edna Diltz called on Bell Van Horn. Ruth Hamilton of Plumville stayed with her parents. Clark Baer and wife of Indiana visited Harvey Hall. J S Ruffner Sabbath with Henry Elkin. Victor Lemon with two children visited her parents in Sheloca. Mrs Robert Johnston visited Nelson Skinner. Norma Jean Van Horn called on Mrs Johnston. E W Skinner family attended David Elkin funeral in Smicksburg. William Christinson and wife visited Frank Hamilton.
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G. R. Kinman
Alda Waddell
Plumville
Clark Elkin
Ray
Willet
Mead Hunlett
Edna Diltz
Bell
van Horn
Ruth Hamilton
Clark Baer
Indiana
Harvey Hall
S. J. Ruffner
Henry Elkin
Victor Lemon
Grain Review in Chicago Markets Sees Mixed Wheat and Corn
Wheat recovered early losses then held flat to slightly higher as March weakened. Weak export demand and Liverpool softness pressured prices while longs sold. Corn stayed around unchanged to modestly higher, aided by light country offerings and firm cash values. Receipts were light, with minor changes across categories.
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Board of Trade
Liverpool
Markets and Supplies on Pittsburgh Wholesale Produce Market
Demand was slow on the Pittsburgh wholesale market with apples cabbage onions and potatoes steady. Prices varied for apples including Baldwins and Rome Beauties, cabbage and onion figures, and potato ranges for Maine Green Mountains and New York Whites. Livestock receipts notable with hogs cattle calves and sheep showing price ranges and activity. Produce and dairy values listed for butter eggs and poultry, plus a farm-journal casual aside and a card of thanks from the Feast L. Macro family.
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Rruns Ana Vegevanica
Pittsburgh
N. Y
Deaths and memorials across Rochester Mills and Dayton
Mrs Frances Campbell Work 87 died at the home of her daughter on Friday March 4 at 6 15 pm. Born December 16 1844 she leaves children grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral Monday at 2 pm at Rochester Mills church. Also noted are the deaths of Mrs Margaret Lasher 94 and Marsh al Marshall 75 in Dayton with services and burial details.
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Frances. Campbell Work
Frances Campbell Work
James T. Work
Sar Work Lewis
Rochen Mills
Mdrs
Charles Clawson
Mra
Bertha Ballen
Indiana
Ners Lewis
B. Work
Mills
T. J. Campbebell
McGee's Ae
M. F. Campbell
Osceola Rr
Work
United Presbyterian Church
W.C.T.U
W.R.C. A
Rochester Milla
Rochester Mills
Pine Grove
Margaret Lasher
Montgomeryville
Armstrong County
Nicholas Lasher
R. B. Bowser
West Pike
E. 8. Miller
Verona
J. N
Lewis Ly
Adrian
Armstrong
Church of God
Churches of God
Woods
D. D."marshatl
D. D. Marshall
Dayton
P. m
Mabel Rumbaugh
Ayson H. Ralph
Oil City
H. W. Marshall
R. M. Marshall
Reward Offered in Stewart Case Raises Questions
A $500 reward is offered in the Stewart case involving a slain woman and wounded husband. Authorities say the motive remains unclear and no robbery or money motive is evident. Detectives pursue new clues, with results uncertain for several days.
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Stewart Case
Office Seekers File Petitions in Capital
A petition to place Mrs. Cornelia Bryce Pinchot on the Republican primary ballot in Pennsylvania’s fifteenth district was filed in Harrisburg. She faces Rep. L. T. McFadden, a veteran, as party leaders weigh support amid past tensions over Hoover debt talks. Other petitions include George A. Woods and Frederick B. Kerr for various districts and J Driscoll. National delegate-at-large include Asng Ewing McCort.
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Aarrisburg
Mar
Cornelia Bryce Pinchot
Congress
State Election Bureau
Bradford
Pike
Susquehanna
Columbia
Wayne
Montour
Wyoming
Common Pleas
Albert Dutaton McDade
Delaware County
Superior Court
George A. Woods
New Bethlehem
Dem
Frederick B. Kerr
Clearfield
J. Driscoll
St. Marys
Asng
Ewing NcCort
Latrobe
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Tokio
Takuma
Dan
Mitsu
Goro Hishinuma
Ibaraki Prefecture
Japan
Tbabuki Prefecture
Irin
Lindy
Dreamlindy
W. T. Sherman
Henry Johnson
Micah
Belly Gow
Indiana Evening Gazette Daily
China
Manchuria
Martel Forbes
William Cameron’ Forbes
U.S
Damien
de Martel
Charles A. Lindbergh
Anne Lindbergh
Malthys
Lussige Kolner Zeitung
Cologne
Carey Snbnad
Mich
Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Hygeia, the Health Magazine
Grain Review
Tresh
Pathfinder
Michael
Feast L. Macro
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