Indiana board cuts janitors wages at school district
The Indiana Board of Education, in a lengthy session, ordered a $15 monthly salary cut for eight janitors, totaling $1440 annually, effective April 1982. The superintendent’s pay remained unchanged. One janitor was dropped earlier, boosting savings. Regular business included attendance and enrollment figures. most schools ran 21 days in February and 134 by March 1, with 98 percent attendance amid illnesses. Horace Mann enrolled 467, Thaddeus Stevens 406. Continued to page two.
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Indiana Board of Education
Indiana
Eeems
Adys
Horace Mann
Thaddeus Steve
Government Flour Distribution Urges County Help
Miss Armstrong secretary of the Indiana County Chapter of the American Red Cross asks residents in outlying areas to declare flour needs now. Reports must reach Washington by Saturday March 19.
Learn Couple Celebrate New Baby in Oakmont
Professor and Mrs. Robert Learn of Oakmont announce the birth of an eight pound boy on Friday March 11. Robby Learn and his mother are reported to be doing well.
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Robert Learn
Oakmont
Indiana
Robby
Robert Collins
Learn
Kline May Ask Second Change of Venue
Pittsburgh March 15. Advisability of a second change of venue was discussed by Mayor Charles H. Kline and ex-Supplies Director Bertram L. Succop as their malfeasance in office trial was delayed to May 2. Defense counsel denied seeking a different venue despite eight indictments for attempts to influence a prospective jury. Judge Thomas D. Fineletter of Philadelphia will hear the motion. Bond posts for seven indicted men were planned in Butler County.
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Pittsburgh
Charles H. Kline
Bertram L. Succop
Edward G. Coll
Charles B. Prichard
Butler County
Thomas D. Fineletter
Philadelphia
Edward H. Negley
Butler
I Ae
Aged resident dies after short illness in Indiana PA
Long obituary notes the death of James Muller and James Moore Ray within days. It lists survivors including widow Elizabeth and children William Agnes Pauline Eva and others, plus siblings and 12 grandchildren. Requiem mass set at St Bernard Church and burial in St Bernard cemetery. James Muller, a Blairsville and Blairsville area native, is remembered with his birth in 1855 and ties to Westmoreland county.
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Mardhinal Court
Peater
J. N. Langham
William Ruddock
Si Bartholomew
H.L. Dalton
Clyde Muir
Clair Lamar
Vernon Sherman
Charles Kirker
Nolo
Indiana
Emoor
John B
Muller
Joule Avenue
John
Magdalen Miller
Wasorn
Westmoreland County
Elizabeth (Graff) Muller
William
White Township
Agnes Illig
Fred Ilig
Pauline Strittmatter
Edward Strittmatter
Eva" Laskosko
Max Laskosko
Lawrence
Paul Muller
Lena
Stella Muller
J. 8
Houston
Mary Muller
Blairsville
S. R. Raphael
Pittsburgh
St. Bernard Roman Catholic Church
Theft at Buchan Wholesale Grocery House
Nothing new in the Buchan wholesale grocery theft case. State Police from Greensburg are assisting and have not released details. About $206 in tobaccos and cigarettes were stolen from the firm Sunday night or Monday morning.
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Geo. T. Buchanan
Greensburg
Illness Delays Coral Luciusboro Road Opening
Illness of several principals in the proposed celebrations and other unavoidable circumstances delay the Coral Luciusboro road opening, originally set for tomorrow. The revised road opening program will occur on Wednesday, March 23.
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Coral- Luciusboro Road
Rock Bridge Ladies Busy Year at Missionary Society Meeting
Reports of faithful service were presented at Rockbridge Presbyterian Church Rochester Millis during the missionary society meeting. Mrs Martha Snyder declined another term after six years as president and was succeeded by Mrs Lottie Lowry. Mrs Marle Oberlin became vice president and Mrs Margaret Oberlin was named secretary treasurer.
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Missionary’ Society of
Rockbridge
Presbyterian Church of
McLaglen v McLaglen Court Testimony Set in Case
Los Angeles March 15 Stars of the motion picture world gather in a courtroom to hear testimony in the defamation suit McLaglen v McLaglen. Capt Leopold McLaglen 48 sues his brother Victor McLaglen for 90000 alleging remarks damaged his career. Other McLaglen brothers Cliroyd and Arthur were expected to testify for Victor.
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Los Angeles
INS
Motion Picture World
McLaglen
McLagten
United States
Leopold
Victor
Wallace Beery
South Africa
Cliroyd
Arthur McLaglen
Witneu
Sand
Todey
Capitol Notes on Prohibition Re submission in House
Washington March 15 Prohibition becomes a central political issue as the House vote on re submitting the 18th Amendment highlights wets and dries. Re apportionment shifts 27 seats from 1930 census boosting wet gains in Michigan New Jersey New York and California. Drys seek two thirds in both houses and in 48 states to block re submission.
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George R. Holmes
U.S
Walmington
INS
Michigan
Detroit
New Jersey
New York
California
Pioneers Air Thursday Program From WJAC
The Pioneer group led by Martin Learn broadcasts on WJAC Thursday evening. Ruth Learn on guitar, Wayne Lowman piano, Joe Benozy mandolin, Lewis Roy banjo, Charles Rowe violin, plus other Pioneer members perform Irish numbers for Saint Patrick's Day observances.
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Homer City
WJAC
Rochester Plan Odd Fellows lodge plans updates
The Rochester Plan from Indiana Lodge No. 346 of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows has approved improvements to their Philadelphia street property. Work begins immediately and will add a new plumbing system, rest room upgrades, drinking fountain facilities, and likely a rear parking lot.
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Rochester
Indiana
Lodge
Order of Odd Fellows
Philadelphia Street
Gearhart Style Shop To Open At 17 South Ninth
Tomorrow marks the opening of the Gearhart Style Shop under Mrs Mildred Gearhart at 17 South Ninth street The shop features fashionable frocks for wilady and welcomes old friends while seeking new customers in the new location.
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Gearhart
South Ninth Street
Wilady
Mildred Gearhart
Leonardson’s
New Parking Rules Begin Wednesday
Tomorrow Wednesday March 16 1932 the borough enforces a two hour parking limit on Philadelphia street from Fifth to Ninth streets nine to six. Patrolman Kelly will enforce the ordinance on main thoroughfares. North Eighth street is now a one way from Philadelphia to Water with traffic north. South Carpenter Avenue from Philadelphia street to Gomperg Alley has thirty minute signs to ease congestion.
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Philadelphia Street
Fifth
Ninth Streets
Kelly
North Eighth Street
Philadelphia
Water Streets
Carpenter Avenue
Gomperg Alley
Action urged for Rochester Plan to help unemployed
The Gazette calls on civic groups, merchants, professionals, and clubs from Rotary to Lions to join the Rochester Plan. It urges individuals to pledge work or support, with a push for Chamber of Commerce leadership and community action to restore full employment and business activity in Indiana.
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Rochester
the Gazette
Civic” Clubs
Rotary
Kiwanis
Lions Clubs
Indiana
Iiks
Chamber OF Commerce
Kiwanis Irish Night Shines at Moore Hotel
Kiwanis Club gathered for Irish night with McCarthys and McGraths among attendees. Angelo Cardamone and Laura Remaberg performed songs while Jane McGrath delivered a witty talk on Ireland. Clare King accompanied, and decor included shamrocks and green candies.
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McCarthys
Shechesa
McGraths
Kiwanis Club
Moore Hotel
Scalpeen
Thomas Bheehe
Angelo Cardamone
Misa Jane McGrath
State Teachers College
Ireland
Laura Remaberg
Kiwanee Maryst
Clare King
Trinhairs
William F. Hergel
Erin
Mary Nolan Seeks Reconciliation as Jail Sentences Loom
Mary Nolan faces possible imprisonment and urges a comeback bid while a rival headline reports Joan Bennett marrying Gene Markey. The item combines two celebrity gossip notes with tabloid phrasing reflecting 1940s showbiz intrigue and public interest in marriages and legal troubles.
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Mary Nolan
Joan Bennett
Gene Markey
Mary Nolan Pleads For Chance To Return To Film
Hollywood actress Mary Nolan, once Imogene Wilson, faces a 30 day jail sentence for violating state labor laws over deferred wages at her Hollywood gown shop. She appeals for a comeback and a fundraising fan club plans to urge the court to suspend the sentence.
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Wauau A. Nawles
Hollywood
INS
Mary Nolan
Imogene Wilson
Miss Nolan
Star
Sfar
Wallace Macreery, Jr
Miss Nolen
Court Names Appointments In Local Proceedings
In a local court session this morning J N Langham announced several appointments. Robert S Woolf of South Mahoning township was named to a position in the election office with term to take effect on April. Paul H Sn Prien was appointed to second ward Blamajo inapece tor with duties in the same period.
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J .N. Langham
Robert 5. Woolf
Elec
Rte En Werd
Rere
Mahoning Township
Paul H. Sn
Prien
Ard
Blamajo
Saat
Rosenbergers Congratulated on Birth of Son
Mr and Mrs John Rosenberger of Creekside are receiving congratulations upon the birth of a fine eight pound boy John Albert Jr and his mother Mrs Helen Morosco of Creekside are getting along nicely
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John Rosenberger
Creekside
John Albert, Jr
Helen Morosco
Lindbergh Kidnap Case News From Trenton and New York
March reports from Trenton and New York reveal investigators pursuing fresh leads in the Lindbergh baby kidnapping. Col Lindbergh is said to stay in contact with close friends while investigators press Berg and Phillips connections and a mysterious personal ad in a newspaper prompts renewed speculation about the kidnapers.
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New York
Uey
Lindberg
Secret Service
Jassie
Darby Chatles
A. Lindberg
Irish Free State Pledges Friendly Relations
Dublin March 15. A message from President de Valera pledges continued friendly relations between the Irish Free State and the United States under his regime. The note was transmitted to Secretary of State Henry L. Stimson in Washington.
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Dublin
No Murder Clues From Empty Well
State Police and Detective Harry Kooger pumped the well at the Blairsville road home of Wili fred Stewart to seek clues in Mrs. Rute Stewart’s murder but found nothing. Officers have not located the shell gun or cartridges and no leads emerged from the empty well. Also noted is a tax notice warning Borough taxpayers of late payment penalties.
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Wilifred Stewart
Blairaville
Indiana
Salterburg
Rute
Stewart
Harry Kooger
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James Moore Ray
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Eastman
George Eastman
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Capitol Notes
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Big Theatre Bldg
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ODD Fellows
Garbo
Rosenbergers
Slim
Linebergh
Trenton
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Phillips
Quentin Reynolds
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Charles Attus Lindbergh,Jr
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