Unusual Telegram Prank At Grand Central Station
In New York on March 6 a North Shore Limited departure at Grand Central saw four uniformed messenger boys on a Pullman platform. A puzzled wife watched as they delivered telegram No 2 with a chorus of cheer, staged by her husband to wish him bon voyage with family names.
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New York
Grand Central Station
North Shore Limited
Madison, Wis
Madison
Pat
Lucille
Esther
Bertha
Prep Session Details Set by Governor for Limited Assembly
The Governor will decide the start of a session after reviewing the reilet committee report and statewide data on old age and mothers' assistance and other matters. Farm groups and labor leaders seek pet measures, but most expect a narrow agenda and adjournment before June and national party conventions.
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Reilet Committee
Land Taken Must Remain Hers in War Talk
Continued discussion on Ethiopia, Italy, and Allied peace prospects unfolds as Mussolini's government weighs a peace appeal. High level talks include Fulvio Sovich and Prince Ernst Von Starhemberg meeting the Austrian vice chancellor to shape the Italo Austro-Hungarian accord and possible wider convergence.
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Ethiopia
Italy
Mussolini
Fulvio Sovich
Ernst von Starhemberg
1 Duce
Vori Starhemberg
Italo German Reapproachment Hinted Under Sanctions
March 18 report notes a tentative shift in relations between Italy and Austria amid ongoing sanctions. Two economies seek détente, with officials signaling cautious cooperation while maintaining pressure.
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Italy
Austria
Alfalfa Meetings Held In Two Towns
Alfalfa meetings were held in two towns with Mr. Waller noting benefits of mix growth and seed sources. He cited 15 years of seed source tests by Pennsylvania State College and pointed to bulletin 295 Varieties of Alfalfa in Pennsylvania. The county agent J W Warner’s office and a second circular Alfalfa in Pennsylvania by J B R Dickey were available.
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Waller
Pennsylvania State College
Pennsylvania
J. W. Warner
Court House
J. B. R Dickey
Legion Fight to Oust Aliens in First Weeks of Combat
The department commander praised William F. Smith of Punxsutawney as senior western vice commander for leading district membership. Smith urged the legion to ensure hospitalization and treatment for combat disabled and borderline cases. O. M. McMillan of Blairsville was toastmaster with songs by Rotarian T. C. North and vocal numbers from Betty West Bonnie Flack and Peggy North.
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William F. Smith
Punxsutawney
Smith
Legion
O. M. McMillan
Blairsville
T. C. North
Betty West
Bonnie Flack
Peggy North
Pinchot Asks Retirement In Pennsylvania Politics
Pinchot urges Taylor to push McClure from renomination and calls for aggressive Republican campaigns against him. Reports place Frank E. Baldwin and Frank L. Pinola as treasurer contenders with petitions circulating. Cornelia Bryce Pinchot considered for U S representative as petitions and discussions unfold in a Philadelphia district.
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Pennsylvania
Pinchot
Taylor
McClure
Delaare County
Who's
Frank E. Baldwin
Baldwin
Frank L. Pinola
Luzerne County
Republican Chieftains
Pinola
E. Arthur Sweeny
Greensburg
Sweeny
Cornelia Bryce Pinchot
U. S
Philadelphia
James C. Clark
Fifth
Frank J. G. Dorsey
James J. Connolly
Eld
Congress
Tith
Milford
Japan Forms New Cabinet Amid Governmental Crisis
Tokyo reports Emperor Hirohito tasked Foreign Minister Koki Hirota with forming a new cabinet to end Japan’s crisis after the Okada ministry attack. By 10 p.m. cabinet posts were near full with Hirota as premier and Shigeru Yoshida, Osami Nagano, Juichi Terauchi, Eiichi Baba, and Nenoshi Obara in key roles.
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Glenn Barb
Associated Press
Tokyo
Hirohito
Koki Hirota
Japan
Okada
Hirota
Shigeru Yoshida
Osami_ Nagano
Juichi Terauchi
Eiichi Baba
Hypothee Bank
Nenoshi Obara
Kurahei Yuasa
Makoto Saito
Tsuneo Matsudata
Yussa
Terauchi
Masakasa Terauchi
Korea
Senators Clash Over 1933 Prosperity On Senate Floor
The debate covered economic conditions from 1933 to today with Senator Robinson of Arkansas and Senator Dickinson of Rhode Island trading blunt questions. Dickinson claimed national disillusionment and waste, while Robinson warned reelecting Hoover would follow. Other notes highlighted Harrison E. Spangler’s critique of Roosevelt, Landon’s Kansas delegates, Borah’s primary moves, and Knox Hoover talks amid a busy campaign stretch.
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Leonard
Shubert
Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Talmadge
Seminole County
Roose
Henry Breckenridge
Baltimore
New Deal
Robinson
Ark
Dickinson, R., Sr
Senate
Dickinson
Hoover
Harrison E. Spangler
Iowa
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Landon
Cary
Borah
Ida
Nebraska
London
Ilnois
Ohio
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
California
Frank Knox
Wickenburg
Ariz
Local Miner, Homer City Resident, Dies in Funeral Services
Longtime Homer City resident and Lenox Coal Company checkweighman for 16 years, Mr. Lockard, dies. Survived by widow Mary Stineman Lockard, three sons Wayne Clarence Ralph, two daughters Alfred Brickell Rachel, two grandchildren Bernard and Sandra Louise, and four brothers. Services set for 4:30 p.m. Saturday at the Homer City home under Rev. C. E. Held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer City
Tearing Run
Lenox Coal Company
Trinity Lutheran Church
United American Mechanics
Lockard
Mary
Stineman) Lockard
Wayne
Clarence Lockard
Indianay
Ralph Lockard
Alfred Brickell
White Township
Rachel Lockard
Bernard
Sandra Louise Lockard
David Lockard
Vandergrift
Harry
Otis
Calvin Lockard
Homer City Road
Rev
C. E. Held
Fame and jokes mark Amelia Earhart talk in Miami
Amelia Earhart told a Miami audience fame is fleeting and she has been mistaken for many people from Mabel Willebrandt to Lindbergh’s grandmother. In Colorado Springs a watchdog slept through a burglary then blocked detectives from entry. In Rockford a man paid with stage money, later found counterfeit. In Washington a one legged WWI veteran recovered a wooden leg via court order to satisfy a $25 debt.
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Miami
Fla
Amelia Earhart Putsham
Urst Wottan
Atlantic
English
Mabel Walker Willebrant
Col
Lindbergh
Washington
Mar
Wifeliam C. Lasalle
Indiana County Deaths and Obituaries Batch
Nicholas Dodson a nurse at Indiana County Home dies in the Home hospital. Daugherty, 66, dies in Cassopolis Michigan after pneumonia. funeral in Streams Funeral Home, burial Oakland Cemetery. Emma Wright James, 57, dies from heart condition after a fall. funeral arrangements incomplete. Robert Goughndur, six, dies in Miners Hospital Spangler. James Bowker of Seward dies. funeral at Holy Name Church. Teressa Mambucca of Punxsutawney dies at 83 after heart illness. survived by six sons and a daughter. Michael J Lowr, Civil War veteran and longtime Ligonier resident, dies at home. funeral details listed.
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Nicholas Dodson
Indiana
Indiana County
Samuel D. Daugherty
Cassopolis
Mich
Everett H
Mary
Lucas) Daugherty
Michigan
United Presbyterian Church
Thomas Lockard
Elizabeth McQuiston
Homer City
Harry Daugherty
E. M. Lockard
John
Newt Daugherty
Streams Funeral Home
Stillman A. Foster
First United Presbyterian Church
Oakland Cemetery
Emma (Wright) James
Miners Hospital
Spangler
Emma Tea James
Glen Campbel
John Woods
Robert Goughnour
William and
May
Corle) Goughndur
Cherrytree
R. D
James Bowker
Seward
Little Sister Hospital
Pittsburgh
Holy Name Catholic Church
Church
Bowker
Elizabeth (Moore) Bowker
Ruth Grasser
Teressa Mambucca
Punxsutawney
Angelo Tocci
Creekside
Italy
Peter Jorio
Louis Membucca
Ss, Cosmas and Damian's Church
Peter
Farrel
Joseph
Delancey
Nicholas
Anthony
Emporium
Anthony Erigo
Michael J. Lowr
Ligonier
Grant Streets
Theodore Buch
Zion Lutheran Church
Johnstown
Stock market tickers and percent ranges listed in OCR fragment
An OCR fragment lists numerous company names across industries from Adams to Woolworth and related sectors. It includes percentages such as 13 189 128 31 23 and 174 35 79 33 52 5 22 257 38 28, implying a stock or index summary with varied performer values.
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Adams
Alco Am
Auburn Auto Baldwin Lee B
Bendix Avia
Blaw Knox
Borden Borg Warn Briggs Miges
Burr
Cerro de Pas
Chrysler Columbin
Colum
Douglas Aire DuPont E! Auto L
Gillette
Hershye Choc Homestake
Mag Hudson
Nick Can
Johns Manv
Kennecott Lehi
Loews Lorillard
Mornty Ward Nash
Nor Am Packard Pena RR Pha
RC Andl
Phillips Pet Pub Soc NJ Pure Oil Radio Resding Co Repub
Sil Rey
Sears Roe Socony
Speig M St St
Brands
Ind
Olt
NJ Studebkr Tex Corp
Trangama Unit Corp
Uni Gas
Ind Ale US Rub US Smelt
Sleeping Babe Smiles and Kicks in Dormant Wakefulness
In Erie in March 1964 a six month old patient, Maxine Yarrington, showed a faint smile and a kicked leg while in a noueux sleeping state from encephalitis lethargica. Her mother Mrs. Lloyd Yarrington and nurse Sister M Alicia witnessed the signs as doctors fear that awakening would leave her a lifelong invalid.
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Erie
Yarrington
Lloyd Yarrington
Humdinger
M. Alicia
Maxine
Lohr of Ligonier District Dies at 81
A Somerset County native born November 6, 1842 in Quemahoning Township, Mr. Lohr lived in the Ligonier area many years and worked in lumber. Surviving are daughter Mrs Bell Clohessy of Pittsburgh and sons Robert Lohr Washington DC Charles Lohr Latrobe John Loh Uniontown and Harry Lohy Ligonier. He had brothers and sisters including Michael J. Lohr Hezekiah Lohr Blacklick Francis Lohr Latrobe Mrs Henry Sipe Derry and Mrs Ella Kepple Cleveland. Thirteen grandchildren and fifteen great grandchildren also survive.
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Ligonier Valley Cemetery
Somerset County
Lohr
Quemahoning
Ligonier District
Bell Clohessy
Pittsburgh
Robert Lohr
Washington, D. C
Charles Lohr
Latrobe
John Loh
Uniontown
Harry §. Lohy
Ligonier
Michael J. Lohr
Probe riot threats spark New York tensions
Police dispersed protesters as repeated attempts to yank replacement workers from posts escalated. Bambrick quoted warning the city would be torn if arbitration failed. Subpoenas for union officials were issued, while the League of Women Shoppers endorsed the strike citing underpaid workers and long hours.
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Bambrick
Alice
League of Women
Leaders Shape U.S. Plan Amid Farming Disputes
Informed sources report ongoing issues in applying the plan to dairy states like Wisconsin, balancing landlord and tenant benefits, and including regions such as New England that do not grow major soil-depleting crops. Officials discuss potential reductions in major crops under proposed controlled expansion.
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Tors
Wisconsin
Newngland
Milk Dealers Fined $600 for Cutting Prices
Pittsburgh March 5 Three milk dealers and presidents of two dairy concerns paid a total of 600 dollars for cutting milk prices. The action follows concerns raised by local authorities about price manipulation.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh real estate board urges tax cuts and reforms
Pittsburgh hearing on a 36 point program from the Real Estate Board calls for real estate tax limitation, school tax shifts, consolidation of offices and districts, pension revisions, and a state tax commission. County treasurer Turner cites delinquent tax costs and salary reforms. Harrisburg session notes ongoing battles over tax reductions and government efficiency, with proposals to curb expenses and alter governance.
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Pittsburgh
Pj-Pere
Pittsburgh Real Estate Board
William M. Turner
Allegheny County
Turner
Harrisburg
Mat
Ana
George L. Reed
Daophis Blidan
Burgh
Leonard P. .Fox
Ohather Merce
Ofberg
Page Milk and Save Dairy executives fined after board action
Justice of the Peace C D Blakeley imposed fines of 200 dollars on C O Larson president of Page Milk Company and John W Snee president of Save Dairy Company. A H Harris was fined 100 dollars, Joseph Barati 50 dollars, and Joseph Bariska 50 dollars. The state control board cited more than 150 others through its investigators.
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State Control Board
Justice of the Peace C. D. Blakeley
C. O. Larson
Page Milk Company
John W. Snee
Save Dairy Company
A. H. Harris
Joseph Barati
Joseph Bariska
French Refuse Douglas Fairbanks Marriage Ceremony
Paris authorities refused to allow a marriage ceremony between Douglas Fairbanks Sr. and Lady Ashley at the United States consulate. Officials said they lacked authority to perform the ceremony and would not override French law requiring a waiting period between intention and wedding.
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Paris
Mar
United States
Douglas Fairbanks, Sr
Lady Ashley
Fairbanks
Feirbanks
P S Commissioner Dies at Butler
Sami Walker, 62, longtime member of the Public Service Commission, died yesterday in Butler. Appointed to the commission by Governor John S. Fisher and to a full term by Governor Gifford Pinchot in 1930, he is survived by his widow, a daughter Carolin, and a sister Mrs. RB Greve of Butler.
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Butler
Sami Walker
Af Tt Public Service Commission
Yeserday
John S. Fis
Gifford Pinchot
Carolin
RB. Greve
Man Cleared of Charge in Chair Theft Case
Vernon Clawson of East Philadelphia Street was cleared of stealing a $2 chair from D. W. M. Tigue last November 12 after the Grand Jury ignored the charge and assigned costs to the prosecutor. Separately, transfers show M and W Co operative Gasoline and Oil Co to Socony Vacuum Oil Co, Inc, for lots in White Centre and Indiana.
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Vernon Clawson
Philadelphia
D. W.M Tigue
Clawson
M and W Co-operative Gasoline and, Oil Company
Socony-Vacuum Oil, Company, Inc
White, Centre and
Indiana
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Sleeping Babe
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P. S
Butl
Indiana Evening Gazette
NEW Universities Dictionary
Matt Wetetes
J. Tumphreys
Herbert Dolin
Continental Distilling Corporation
Penna
Abb
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