Hoover Sets Out Today To Find New Supreme Court Justice
President Hoover begins the search for a new Supreme Court justice. The selection faces Senate scrutiny after the fiercely fought Hughes confirmation. Candidates span the federal judiciary from Parker to Parker's peers, with discussions of Democrats and liberals affecting the choice. The process will be careful and slow, with Hoover consulting advisers before his second nomination.
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Hoover
Supreme Court
George R. Holmes
INS
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Senate
Charles Vans Tughen
Hughes
Justice Sanford
Pacific Coast
Tiwo
Anart
Justice
Sena
Tor Borah
Federal Circuit Coursa
Federal District Courts
John J. Parker
North Carolina
Curtis D. Wilbur
California
Newton D. Baker
Ohio
Wilson
John W. Davis
Supreme Bench
High Boys Confess Car Theft Linking Two Teens
HIGH BOYS questioned by officers confessed he and the other two boys had taken the car. Armanny and Marozo at first denied their guilt, but later a confession was obtained from them. They did not intend to steal the car and had no way to get home from Rural Valley. They took the car to return to Indiana and will be heard in Kitanning today. W. R. Cunningham and other locals attended court and visited in town yesterday.
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Armanny
Marozo
Valley
Plumville
Indiana
Kit Tanning
New Envoy Sails for U S to Take Ambassadorship
Southampton March 12 Sir Ronald Lindsay new British Ambassador to the United States sailed for America aboard the Aquitania. He was accompanied by Lady Lindsay. Formerly permanent Under-Secretary at the foreign office he was elevated to the ambassadorship to succeed Sir Esme Howard who recently retired.
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Southampton
INS
Ronald Lindsay
United States
America
Aquitania
Lady Lindsay
Foreign Office
Ronald
Esme Howard
Bradford residents meet during Indiana visit list of notable locals
C H Clayton of Bradford Herald visited Indiana yesterday to back Webster Garfield field Drew for the U S Senate. Alvin Sherbine Johnstown attorney attended court. Joseph Wadding Kittanning detective and Walter Ward Blacklick tax collector stopped by the courthouse. James Mack recently returned from Florida. Mayme Lydie, formerly of Church street now in Johnstown, recovered enough to go home. Harrison Lydick Cherryhill farmer, J L Brilhart Dixonville Bank cashier on jury duty. W M Harbinson Youngstown motored to Indiana and Charles A Richards Blairsville tax assessor were Tuesday callers in the County Commissioners office.
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C. H. Clayton
Bradford
Indiana
Clayton
Webster Garfield Drew
U. S. Senate
Alvin Sherbine
Johnstown
Joseph Wadding
Kittanning
Armatrorg County
Walter Ward
Josephine
Blacklick Township
Court House
James Mack
Florida
W. H. Butterbaugh
Hillsdale
Mayme Lydie
Church Street
D Johnstown
Stevenson and Clark Hospital
Harrison Lydick
Cherryhill Townships
J. L. Brilhart
Dixonville Bank
W. M. Harbinson
Young Township
Intiana
Charles A. Richards
Blairsville
County Commissioners
Jones Brothers join Allied Buyers' chain in local store move
Jones Brothers furniture stores, led by M. R. Jones of Indiana, have joined the Allied Buyers' chain to pool purchasing power. The arrangement preserves local ownership and management while promising greater public service through group buying benefits.
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Allied Furniture Buyers
Ben
Jones
Jones Brothers
M. R. Jones
Indiana
Allied Buyers
Cornelia Otis and Miss Skinner in Moonlit Travels
The narrative follows Cornelia Otis and Miss Skinner in Paris Venice and Rome with comic misadventures. A wife’s wobbling romance unfolds on gondolas and in hotel chambers while a southern accent colors dialogue during a trip through the Vatican and Sistine Chapel. Snowbound in Iowa provides a backstage melodrama about a couple waiting for a train at a byway station.
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Paris
Venice
Iowa
Broadway
When Dreams Come True and Ocean Voyage Interlude
Pared with a troop of schoolboy humor and family drama the program centers on a grandmother and granddaughter with a coppery hair purchase of 16 dollars, a late granddaughter memory, and a mother calling Dad at the club to resolve a marble math issue. The Olympic voyage piece showcases farewell rituals while friends hesitate to board. Misa Skinner performs Winds of November, highlighting dramatic reading and the October storm’s vivid sounds.
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Dad
Ocean Pier
Misa Skinner
Stocks Fall as Industrial Declines Led by Steel and Oil
New York March 12. Sharp price declines hit reading industrials as selling overwhelmed market mood. Steel mills operated at 82 percent capacity while freight car loadings dropped 79,000 from a year ago. Oil shares rose briefly on crude output news, pushing Atlantic Refining to 46, but Bethlehem and independent steel issues weakened. Market momentum shifted to the downside with majors like U S Steel and Westinghouse slipping, while gains appeared in a few oil plays. overall trading showed a slower pace and a steady to lower tone.
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Cousins
UNS
New York
Reading
Westinghouse
U. S. Steel
Simmons
General Electric
American
National Cash Register
The
Petroleum Institute
Stock Exchange
Solo Artist Impresses In Salon Gondola And Deck Scene
A solo artista delivered a captivating performance using a table and two chairs as props to evoke a salon, a gondola, and a ship deck. Her charming personality amplified the act, creating a marked impression and perceived achievement.
Irene Jaunty and Rosenthal join jury in patrolman murder trial
Irene Jaunty enters court for the slaying trial of Corporal Brady Paul as juror selection continues. Mrs Gladys Rosenthal is sworn as the tenth juror. Special Prosecutor Margiotti signals possible use of a feature writer life story in testimony.
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Gladys
Rosenthal
Fullerton
Ralph M. Camp
Bell
Irene
R. Lawrence Hildebrand
Paul Glynn
INS
New Castle
Irene Schroeder
Lawrence County Court
Brady Paul
State Highway Patrol
Frank Johnston
Hildebrand
Gladys 0. Rosenthal
Pennsylvania
Charles J. Margiotti
Trene
Marsiotti
Thomas D
Dickey
Women Press Prohibition Support In National Rally
Messages from prominent women in about a dozen states were read before speakers. Mrs Henry Ford and Mrs Thomas Edison urged strict enforcement and the 18th Amendment without modification. They cited Prohibition benefits including reduced crime, improved health, and better living conditions for families.
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Henry Ford
Thos. A. Edison
Vic Donahey
Ohio
James Lee Laidlaw
New York Committee For Law Enforcement
Mrs. Ford
United States
Cows Cause Garden Trouble In Family Farm Dispute
A court hearing centers on a cow injury to a bovine owned by Mrs. Galldo. The defense claims cows did not enter Mrs. Shremo’s garden but breached the fence and damaged cucumber beds, tomatoes and corn while Andy, defendant’s son, testified about a four foot fence and alleged garden destruction.
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Earl
Miller
Cucumber bed size cited in animal cruelty case
Witnesses described a cucumber patch nine by sixteen feet as cows destroyed it. Jury returns not guilty in the animal cruelty matter while other court briefs report mixed verdicts including guilty and not guilty found in multiple cases.
Farmers Institute at Brushvalley March 21
A Farmers Institute is set for Brushvalley Community Hall on March 21. Afternoon speakers include Earl L. Moffitt of State College on Problems in Farm Management and J B R Dickey of Penn State Extension on Legumes and Pastures. Evening speaker E A Mack of Greensburg discusses Vocational Schools in Pennsylvania and adding agricultural and home economics departments. the program also features motion pictures and local talent.
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Brushvalley
Farmers’ Institute
Earl L. Moffitt
State College
J. B. R. Dickey
Penn State
E. A. Mack
Greensburg
Pennsylvania
Two Men Die in Virginia Line Gun Battle
Mrs. Mounts testified that two men crossed the Virginia line intoxicated with shotguns, heard shots soon after, and saw Ethel Hardin fire a pistol and flee with a mountaineer. More than 50 shots were fired. two men were dead and a third wounded as feudal gun battles persist along the border region.
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Sam Mounts
Virginia
Mounts
Ethel Hardin
Scouts Organize Troop No 8 In Clymer For Community Service
The article highlights a new Troop No 8 led by Prof Ober from the High School faculty with Prof Irvin Myers residence noted. It projects about one hundred boys enrolled soon. The Indiana County Council Scouts receive appreciation from the Board of Game Commissioners for aiding winter game feeding, praised by A J Budd chief of the Bureau of Protection.
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Irvin Myers
Ober
Clymer
Indiana County Council
Seout
Board of Game Commissioners
A. J. Budd
Bureau of Protection
Pomona Grange to Meet With Success on March 27
Pomona Grange No. 68 of Indiana County meets with Success Grange at Zion Lutheran Church Indiana March 27 with a full program including songs opening exercises ball call reports committees greetings by B. B. Fleming and James Fulmer a lecturer conference an Irish joke by Masters and Past Masters dairy and poultry feed discussions and a short program by Success Grange coffee and ice cream to be provided by the Granges.
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Pomona Grange
Indiana County
Success Grange
Zion Lutheran Church
Indiana
B. B. Fleming
James Fulmer
Marion Center Grange
Roger Shannon
the Grange
Committee On Public Relations
Mother Machree
Roy Mellhoes
Arthur Warner
Clarence Shields
Mra
Andy Kinter
Bessie Smith
J. W. Warner
Ralph A. Harrison
William Penn Grange
Vengram
Marlon Center
Scant Natural Food Strains State Game Commission
The winter feeding program faced severe shortages as natural food dwindled, raising costs and stretching agencies. Boy Scouts contributed notably, with plans to expand next year aided by airport cooperation. Much feeding is expected to occur by airplane in remote areas inaccessible by snowshoe.
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Commission
Boy Scouts
The
Game Commission
Minstrel Cast Dinner Guests at Legion Hall
The American Legion Drum Corps hosted the Legion Minstrels cast to a 75 person dinner and social in Memorial Hall. Speakers included Squire Walter Jackson Burgess B H Lichteberger John D Johnston Will Reese and Kenney Walker who urged the group to develop talent that could become future Daniel Websters. The evening ended with music and song.
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American Legion
Daniel Websters
Brooklyn Robins Pep Up Spring Training
In Clearwater Florida on March 12 manager Wilbert Robinson urged the Brooklyn Robins to show more pep during a training session. The veteran skipper directed practice from the shaded dugout, stressing energy and readiness for the season ahead.
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James L. Kilgallen
Clearwater
Fla
Wilbert Robinson
Brooklyn Ball Club
Unlucky ifs and plans for Robs at Brooklyn club
The Brooklyn manager nicknamed Uncle Robbie aims to mold a tougher team in 1930. He has levied fines on Luque and Thurston for late reports and threatens to send a veteran to the minors. Key players debated include Wright, Lance, Herman, Bissonette, Flowers, Moore, Wallie Gilbert, and Hendrick as the squad shapes up with uncertain spring form and multiple lineup possibilities.
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Robbie
International News Service
Brooklyn
Adolpho Luque
Hollis Thurston
Robinson
Glenn Wright
Dazzy Lance
Babe Herman
Benpen
Jim Elliott
Jinebe
Anmeee
Saint “de Berry
Picinich
Lopez
Bissonette
Flowers
Wright
Eddie Moore
Wallie Gilbert
Herman
Frederick
Bressler
Harvey Hendrick
Hendrick
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White Township
Alert
Snyder
Dixonville
Robert Bracken
Visteors
Howard Aultman
Punxstutrwney
D. W. Douds
Plumville Bank
U. S
Cornelia Otis
Rexall
Indiana, PA
Allegheny Corp
Esceeernese
Atlantic
Woreaeneesens Bok Barnadall
Chrysler
BAM General Molops
Eseecessernes
Geners Electric Se
BOM Hupp Motor
Kennecott Copper
W. Overland
Warner Bros
Tom West
Elec
Seeergeeesees Fohg
Amer. Corp
Bellas Tass
Packard
Penn R. R
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BOM Radio
Keith O
Seeeseeee
Rem
Rand Co
Irene Jaunty
Andy
Commonwealth
Herman Nichols
Criminal Court
J. N. Langham
Nichols
Joe Kitchen
Andy Shrembo
Archie Hazelett
Marcello Zamboni
Clyde Wolteroth
Moose Lodge
Harry W. Piper
Catherine James
Howard Fisher
Clyde Pennington
George Yuko
Charles Sarnosky
Clymer Scouts
Extra Shields
Creekside Grange
Black
Farmers
Hope Grange
Brooklyn Robins
R.C.A. Radiolas
Radiola
A. W. Mabon & Sons
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