Goodnough fights back over public utilities plan in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg on March 10 C J Goodnough chairman of the Public Service Commission urged delay in abolishing the commission proposing time to present his view to Senate Public Utilities chair J Albert Reed. The House approved measures expanding powers and creating new courts while other administration reforms moved forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
C. J. Goodnough
Ptb- No -Service Commission
Hance
Goodnough
J. Albert Reed
Washington Democrat
Senate
Sanate denies harming Monaghan in alleged shower death
Defense plans to call Stacy Gunderman, 25, jailed on second degree murder, who testified Monaghan attacked him and was placed in a cold water shower to sober him. Gunderman said Monaghan bled from the nose and mouth after the shower and died in the Bertillon room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stacy Gunderman
Sanate
Monaghan
Gunderman
Joan Wegan, Jr
Sainte
Duggan
Bertillon
Mr. Reilly
Mr. Byrne
New Dealers Planning New Amendments to Constitution
The Administration aims to permit amendments to the constitution with ongoing planning by new dealers seeking broader changes. Details are limited in current excerpts, but discussions focus on restructuring amendments and policy direction within the party.
Kiwanis Learn of World Problems Discussion
Kiwanis at Russic Lodge hears Rev. Robert Clark Jr explore world problems from two faiths Christianity and Buddhism. He compares eastern philosophy of the circle with western philosophy of the cross, warning of despotism and loss of individualism amid recent political uprisings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Russic Lodge
Robert Clark, Jr
Bob
East
Japan
West
Legislature Advances Constitutional Reforms and Tax Plan
The Senate backed a 1933 proposal to remove the five year voting on amendments clause, sending it to voters in 1938, aiming for flood control funding voters by 1939. A graduated income tax with home value exemption debate moves toward final vote. awaiting Senate approval to go to the voters next year. Senate also considers a trial transfer limit akin to the Monaghan case, with defendant consent. An appropriation of $100,000 for Mothers' Assistance Fund and related boards aids investigations and waiting lists. A pawn broker regulation bill advances from Senate banking committee. House approved, next Tuesday set for hearing. Teachers employment protection legislation clears committee with amendments to require principals spend half time on teaching. Reising proposes State Authority working capital for a $56,000,000 building and repair program with a $3,500,900 appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Anthony J. Cavalcante
Fayette
Senate Committee On Banking
House
Peter P. Reising
Beaver Democrat
Reising
County Star Mail Routes And Pay Summary
Networked mail runs from Indiana to New Florence and Elderton with multiple back and forth trips. pay figures list G. E. Shirley Lillie S. Fulgens Taylor W. Carnahan with present and current amounts.
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County “Star
Net
Elders Ridge
Ewine
Dring Corner
Conn Corner
Townsend Corner
Foster Mines
G. E. Shirley
Huff
New Florence
Lillie S. Fulgens
Indiana
Sheloca
Elderton
Cherry Run
Taylor W. Carnahan
Penn Run
Clymer
Dixonville
Idamar
Heilwood
Mentele
Alverda
Indiana Routes and Weekly Travel Pay Totals
Indiana based routes list miles and six weekly trips from several towns to Torrance and Rochester Mills. Names include R R Clark E E Napp Clair Wheeler Elmer Hoffman Doyle Spicher George F Wolfe Lester Smith Taylor Carnahan Jesse Elgin Samuel L Lanich George Whitaker Iddo M Lewis Carl Batholomew John Cran Baun present pay totals and yearly payroll figures for a number of individuals.
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Indiana
Homer City
Graceton
Black Lick
Blairsville
Torrance
Staton
Albert Younis
Heber Thomas
Aultman
Kent
Clune
McIntyre
Clarksburg
Iselin
Lebanon
Lester Smith
Taylor Carnahan
Jesse Elgin
Samuel L. Lanich
Marchand
Rochester Mills
George Whitaker
Iddo M. Lewis
Carl Batholomew
John Cran Baun
Cummings Backs Roosevelt on Judicial Reform
In a brisk speech in a worn suit, Cummings urged Roosevelt’s program to prevent the constitution from “hardening of the judicial arteries.” He said the bill aims to speed federal justice to cut costs and to involve younger men in deciding social and economic issues.
Roosevelt's plan to rebalance powers with a new judiciary
President Roosevelt urged action to reform the judiciary, arguing the court has become a third body on the Congress and must be rebalanced to interpret the Constitution under it not over it. He defended measures to amending the court while criticizing opponents and stressing a need for a stronger, liberally inclined judiciary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Congress
Roosevelt
Wheeler
Mont
Lamneck
Ohio
Lamapeck
Green Threatens to Expel Lewis Workers
The note reports Green threatens to expel Lewis workers and mentions the United Automobile Workers of America as one of the affected groups. The fragment suggests labor dispute involvement and possible organizational conflict.
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Green
Lewis
The
United Au _tomobile Workers of America
Way
Indiana Lions Hear and See Hidden Enemies
One of the Indiana Lions most enthusiastic meetings was held at Rustic Lodge. The club voted a substantial donation to the Indiana Playground and planned an Easter Egg Hunt at Round Top for children 12 and under. A report discussed bringing Syntron Manufacturing from Pittsburgh to Homer. William Simpson hosted the program, with guest Stillman A. Foster. Bentson Mitchell, a termite expert, demonstrated a film titled Hidden Enemies and described wood eating insects undermining buildings, including live insects and control methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Lions
Rustic Lodge
Indiana Playground
Liohs
Round Top
Syntron" Manufacturing Company
Pittsburgh
Homer Y
William
Abe
Labour unions swirl as CIO expands and AFL weighs action
Washington reports the CIO’s plan to charter local and state central labor bodies triggers AFL concerns of a rival to the old federation. President Green notes this aims to create a rival to the AFL while Lewis led unions gain wider organizing scope in steel textiles and oil sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Washington
John L. Lewis
W. Schoenberg
United Cement Workers
Green
H. A. Bradley
David Wiliams
National Council of Aluminum Workers
David Sigman
Wisponsip & C
Detroit
Chrysler Motor Corporation
Chrysler Automotive
A. F. of L
John L. Lews
Lewis
Federation
New England
A, F
Pittsburgh
John P. Frey
A. F. of L. Metal Works
Carnegie- Mlinois Steel Corporation
Chrysler Corporation
United Automobile Workers
Chrysler
Hudson Motor Car Company
General Motors Corporation
Hudson
General Motors
Nelson Brothers Co
Saginaw
Mich
Advance Stamping Co
United Rubber Workers’ Union
Firestone Tire and Rubber Co
Akron
Chicago
International Ladies' Garment Workers’ Union
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Indiana
Michigan
Committee For Industrial Organization
Willam Green
C.I.0
O. F. of
A. S. of L
United Mine Workers
CLO
Maryland
Maryland State Federation of Labor
C.lo
Tit
American Woolen Company
Lawrence
Mass
Cheney Manufacturing Company
Manchester
Conn
Southern Mills
Steel
John P. Fray
Metal Workers
Carnegie- Illinois Lice Corporation
Fred W. Bobne
Youngstown
Frey
Greene
Bohne
Owen Jones
Carnegie-Illinois
Martins Ferry
Federation of Labor
William R. Hill
Canton
Lewis Forces
Carnegie- Illinois
Bethlehem
Benjamin F
Fairless
Carnegie- Tilingis
Independent
Steel Employee Labor Organization
Gary
Ind
Philip Murray
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
John A. Lewis
Uap
American Federation
George L. Berry
Obituary Miss May G Archibald Dies in Blairsville
Miss May G Archibald 29 daughter of John A J and Bessie Jewell Archibald died after a three week illness at West Penn Hospital Pittsburgh She lived in Blacklick township and was a member of First Presbyterian Blairsville Surviving parents a sister Miss Zora Archibald of Pittsburgh and three brothers Arthur R Archibald Blairsville Frank J and John A Archibald Jr at home Funeral at her late residence at 230 pm Saturday Rev Joseph Stuart officiating Burial Ebenezer Cemetery
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May G. Archibald
John A. J
Bessie (Jewell) Archibald
West Penn Hospital
Pittsburgh
Blacklick Township
First Presbyterian Church of
Blairsville
Zora Archibald
Arthur R. Archibald
Frank J
John A. Archibald, Jr
Joseph Stuart
Ebenezer Cemetery
Conservation Aides Named At Six District Meetings
At six district agricultural conservation meetings held Monday and Tuesday, chairmen and committees were selected. The chairmen will meet with a state committee representative soon to organize work in Indiana County. Worksheets and open-office notices will follow, with committees named for Communities 1 through 6 headed by local chairmen and alternates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
B.B. Crawford
Smicksburg
O. T. McMillen
Home
Brice Neal
Smucksburg
Robert H. Thompson
Andy Wanchisa
Hillsdale
R. J. Pollack
Rochester Mills
I D. Mumau
Marion Center
R. D
J. A. White
Punxsutawney
C. M. McMillen
Indiana
L. Louw Shank
Clymer
George Welland
Penn Run
Dallamate
John R. Smith
Herbert M. Brown
Norman Little
Creekside
Lisle Ray
H. C. Kankle
She- Torta
Boyd Clawson
Blairsville
S. Cornell
Edward Silvis
Livermore
Robert Brown
R. Dy
C. H. Hutchison
Armagh
Samuel Craig
Homer City
Yingling rites set for Blairsville and Cherrytree man
Funeral arrangements are announced for Jacob Yingling 72 a well known Cherrytree resident who died Monday night at Miners Hospital Spangler Interment will be in East Ridge Cemetery near Cherrytree Survivors include sons Jacob and Walter Yingling of Akron Irvin Yingling of Emeigh and daughters Mrs S R Stewart and Mrs Earl Stewart of Cherrytree Burial takes place Friday after services at 1 30 p m conducted by Rev J T Davis pastor of Blairsville Baptist Church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
J. C. Smith
Blairsville
L. C. Smith
J. T. Davis
Baptist Church of
Shelocta
Jacob Yingling
Cherrytree
Miners Hospital
Spangler
East Ridge
Yingling
Jacob
Walter Yingling
Akron
Irvin Yingling
Wage Increase Sets New Minimum Pay Rates
William F. R. Murrie, president of the company, announced yesterday an immediate pay rise. The new minimum is 60 cents an hour for men and 45 cents for women, reflecting three stated concerns from employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. R. Murrie
Restitution of Deposits Asked by Motor Carriers Group
In a Philadelphia hearing a Motor Carriers Association member urged a special section for motor carriers. Delegates proposed regulating shippers, while funeral and livery concerns sought exemptions. Rail and water transport interests pressed for a broad act. Borough utilities asked for exemptions. A hearing is set for March 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motor Carriers’ Association
Barl Jay Gratz
Philadelphia
E. M. Davis
Associated Railroads
Pennsylvania
Albert M. Hartung
Railway Express Agency
W. A. Sutherland
Pennsylvania Motor Truck Association
Edmund C. Wingert
Chambersburg
Markets and produce totals report from Pittsburgh and Washington
Pittsburgh markets show hogs at 10.00 to 10.75 for various weights with sows down, cattle steady to strong with top vealers at 11.00, and sheep firmer though lambs and woolly stock are scarce. Produce demand moderate with apples and potatoes steady, prices ranging by variety and size, and Washington treasury data noting March receipts and expenditures with a large balance.
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Wivestock
Pittsburgh
New York
Pennsylvania
Virginia
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Ripper
Reed
George H. Earle
Goodnaugh
E. Kent Kane
McKean County
Gifford Pinchot
Good- Nough
Court of Common Pleas
Earle
Frank W. Ruth
Berks
Common Pleas Court
Moorhead
Peter Liebsch
Liebach
Law
Frank Lloyd
Laclede
Guardian
Colonial Trust Company
Cummings
A. F. of
Ready For Fight
Dness
National Plant Company
New Castle
Mary Saloki
Anne Terkowitz
Willard
Wook
Stewart Lumber Co
Clarksville
Ark
Moore Enameling and Mfg. Co
West Lafayette
Joseph Sharp Smith
South Stewart Street
Aaron
Margaret (Sharp) Smith
Treasury
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