Last Tribute to Thomas Walsh in Washington
In the Senate Chamber a state funeral honored Montana Senator Thomas J. Walsh, who died returning from Cuba. Archbishop Curley led Catholic rites as President Roosevelt, Vice President Garner, and Cabinet members attended. Walsh’s widow Maria Nieves Truffin and daughter Emmet C. Gudger were present, and the service highlighted his decades of public service and faith.
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Senate
Nation
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Michael Joseph Archbishop
Curley
Baltimore
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Diplomatic Corps
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
House
Garner
Ange
Maria Nieves ‘Truffin
Emmet C. Gudger
James Roosevelt
Walsh
St. Paul
Timothy
Cuba
Teachers Meet Tonight on Psychology Talk
The Presbyterian Sunday School officers and teachers hold a monthly meeting this evening at eight in the chair room. Dr. Harold Camp, head of psychology at State Teachers College, will address the gathering on psychology in teaching.
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Presbyterian Sunday School
Harold Camp
State Teachers College
Unemployed to Meet Tuesday in Indiana County
A special open meeting of the Workers' Unemployment Council of Indiana County will be held at Ida Court House Tuesday evening, March 7, at 7:30. All members and the public are invited.
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Idina Court House
Drum Corps
Memorial Hall
Phalanx Fraternity
Indiana Y. M. C. A
Indiana
Mayor Cermak Dies After Assassin Shot
Mayor Anton J. Cermak of Chicago died at 6:57 A M in Jackson Memorial Hospital Miami nine teen days after a bullet wound. Doctors said his condition worsened through the night despite transfusions stimulants and treatments for infection and gangrene.
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Fla
INS
Anton J. Cermak
Chicago
Jackson Memorial Hospital
Cermak
Giuseppe Zangara
Franklin D
Anton Cermak
Roosevelt
Cal
Marie Douglass Pleads Guilty To Manslaughter
Marie Douglass, 17, of Green Township, pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter in the July berry patch killing of 15 year old John Anderson near Greenwich. Judge Langham deferred sentence to March 27. she was held on $20,000 bond and indicted for murder and voluntary manslaughter.
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Marie T Dowglass
Green Lownship Farm
John Anderson
Greenwich
Green Township
J. N. G Laigham
Langham
Jay Anderson
Douglass Farm
Spangler Hospital
Harry F. Koozer
Local Church Inaugurates Its 125th Anniversary
The First United Presbyterian Church marked its 125th anniversary with a morning service featuring the Children's Choirs and a sermon by Rev. John J. Meilvaine on loyalty. An evening program included an anthem by Rogers, a Shelley offertory, and remarks by Rev. C J Williamson of Pittsburgh Xenia Seminary. Dr Williamson cited the seminary’s greetings and addressed the youth as part of Young People’s Night of the quinquennial celebration.
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United Presbyterian Church of North America
John J. Meilvaine
Rogers
Shelley
C. J. Williamson
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Pittsburgh-Xenia Seminary
Williamson
Smoker Swallows Match Recovered At Hospital
On Main street in Tohnestown last night Ralphess accidentally swallowed a match. Friends rushed him to a hospital where Dr. J. Howard Sloan, resident physician, removed the object lodged in his larynx.
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Main Street
Tohnestown
Ralphess
J. Howard Sloan
Treasury balance and expenditures report
Treasury balance as of March 2 stands at 184 453 880 21 dollars with expenditures of 3 170 9 83 and customs receipts of 1 132 62 71 dollars reported from Washington on March 6 by INS.
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Washington
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Treasury
Taxpayers confused by bank holiday and tax returns
Washington March 6 The bank holiday caused great confusion among income taxpayers due for returns by March 15. The Internal Revenue Bureau explained returns remain due and checks will be collected or returned with demand for payment. Extensions may be granted up to 18 months at collectors' discretion.
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Washington
INS
Internal Revenue Bureau
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Senate confirms three State Department appointments
Washington March 6 Three State Department officials were nominated by President Roosevelt and confirmed by the Senate within fifteen minutes. They are William T. Phillips Jr Massachusetts Under Secretary of State Wilbur J Carr New York Assistant Secretary of State Henry Morgenthau Jr New York chairman of the Federal Farm Board William F Stevenson South Carolina member of the Home Loan Bank Board P D Webb Tennessee member of the Home Loan Bank Board
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State Department
Roosevelt
Senate
William T. Phillips, Jr
Massachusetts
Wilbur J. Carr
New York
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Federal Farm Board
William F. Stevenson
South Carolina
Home Loan Bank Board
P. D. Webb
Tennessee
Beekeeping Expert to Lead Wednesday School Sessions
Penn State extension specialist Ei J Anderson will conduct beekeepers schools in Indiana on Wednesday at 1 30 p m in the Court House basement and again at 7 30 p m at Marion Center High School. He will use slides to show spring management practices including feeding queen introduction colony strengthening and related topics. All beekeepers are invited.
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Ei. J. Anderson
Penn State
Indiana
Court House
Marion Center
Anderson
Roosevelt appeals to American Legion in radio address
President Roosevelt in a radio statement urged all Americans to support his economic rehabilitation program. He especially addressed members of the American Legion, praising their sacrifice and service to the nation, as national commander Louis A. Johnson also spoke.
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Roosevelt
American Legion
Louis A. Johnson
Emergency Relief Sales Tax Payable April 1st
Emergency relief sales tax collection is underway in the state with agents in the field accepting returns and payments at no cost to taxpayers. Filing forms are available from the Department of Revenue in Harrisburg or its agents, and payments due before April 1, 1993 incur a 1 percent penalty plus 13 percent interest. Agents will be stationed in counties March 6 to 10 with locations listed.
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Harrisburg
Department of Revenue
Gd Grant
Pittsburgh
Turing
John Lt. Stewart
Indiana County
Chamber of Commerce
Murphy Building
Disksville
Boro
Salisburg
Court House
Iniani
Roosevelt Orders Four Day Bank Holiday To Calm Markets
President Roosevelt proclaims a national four day bank holiday and uses war powers to stabilize the economy. Banks nationwide observe the break with plans to issue currency scripts and await Treasury guidance while trading is largely halted. International reaction notes Britain restricting speculative activity against the dollar as authorities seek calm amid the financial standstill.
Pennsylvania to cash food orders during bank holiday
Harrisburg March 6. Pennsylvania plans to issue checks to grocers instead of cash as banks close under President Roosevelt's bank holiday. Gen Edward Martin says cash will be limited and reliant on depositors turning in food orders for checks. Banks may operate on a restricted basis with certificates or immediate withdrawal deposits.
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Pennsylvania
Edward Martin
Martin
Commonwealth
State Emergency Relief Board
Roosevelt
Pittsburgh
Gifford Pinchot
Clearing House
New York
Pinchot
Mercer grand jury to probe clerk over marriage licenses
Investigation by the Mercer county grand jury into the office of Clerk of Courts Marvin Loutzenhiser was expected to begin today. The probe stems from charges that Loutzenhiser sold marriage licenses and bride books for four dollars each, double the legal price of two dollars fifty cents.
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Mercer County Grand Jury
Office of Clerk of Courts
Marvin Loutzenhiser
Loutzenhiser
Indiana Banks Open Until Regular Closing Hour Saturday
Banks in Indiana stayed open to the regular closing hour on Saturday but were not officially notified of the holiday until nearly one o'clock. A four day bank holiday was proclaimed by President Roosevelt to calm the banking situation, with gold shipments embargoed and a temporary suspension of gold payments. The plan aims to free the banking system, introduce Clears and House certificates, and give a breathing period while remedial legislation is prepared.
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George R. Holmes
International News Service
Washington
Mar
Prident
Roosevelt
Secretary of the Treasury
Woodin
Treasury
United States
Germany Steers Toward Fascist Dictatorship Victory
Berlin reports Adolf Hitler's Nazi Nationalist bloc won decisive majorities in the Reichstag and Prussian Diet. The tally shows 51.8 percent of Reichstag seats and 62.1 percent in Prussia, with the government poised to press a hardline rule.
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Germany
Adolf Hitler
Hitler-Von Papen-Hugenburg
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