Anti Reich Judgement Pressed Across Europe
London France urges Britain to honor Locarno obligations and press sanctions on Germany over Versailles and Locarno breaches. Berlin signals participation if invited. Hitler frames proposals as linked to breaches while France pushes for a rebuke and security guarantees. Ethiopia Italy ceasefire, East Asia tensions and Manchoukuo border disputes noted.
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France
Belgium
Britain
Germany
Associated Press
London
Great Britain
Locarno
Hitle
League of Nation's Council
Hitler
Council
Rhineland
Edward, VII
English Channel
Count Ail
Pierre-Btienne Flandin
League of Nations
Berlin
Frankfort-in-Main
League
East Africa
Ethiopia
Italy
Far East
Japan
Make Khanks
Manchoukuoan
Moneolla
Uvarvora Heads Potato Growers Association Meeting
Uvarvora was elected president of the Indiana County Potato Growers Association at the annual meeting held yesterday at the Indiana Hotel. R. B. Stutzman was named vice president and chair C. Pollock treasurer. Directors named include Bert Blakely, Paul Hopkins, Jacob Fyock, Warren Buterbaugh, C. H. McCall, Harold Gibson, Irvin Behm, Boyle Stuteman, James Patterson, and R. D. Marshall. The program focused on marketing and grading potatoes with demonstrations of grading machines and central grading advantages. County Agent C. C. McMowell discussed cooperative trading, Joe Fisher explained grading operations, Harald Schmacker outlined central grading details, and A. E. Windish of American Slaves warehouse spoke on Mountain Tap potatoes and their performance.
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Brushwalley
Indiana County Potato Cirowers Association
Aun
Indiana Hotel
R. B. Stutzman
East Wheathield Township
Vicw
C. Pollock
East Mahoning Township
Bert Blakely
Sheloca
Paul Hopkins
Marion Center
Jacob Fyock
Clymet
Warren Buterbaugh
Penn Run
C. 11
McCall
Indiana
Harold Gibson
Blairsville
Irvin Behm
Marchand
Boyle Stuteman
HameriCty
James Patterson
West Lebanon
R. D. Marshall
Beyer
C. C. McMowell
Somerset County
Joe Fisher
Jennerstown
Harald Sehmacker
Berlin
A. E. Windish
Johnstown
Maine
St Patrick Day amid Irish political tensions
The article reflects St Patrick Day events with crowds, toasts, and a ban on licensed premises under new restrictions. It notes magistrates denying permission for gatherings, and ties the observance to political rivalry ahead of a general election. It mentions De Valera’s Fianna Fail party losing popularity amid taxation and economic tensions.
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St. Patrick
Ireland
Trelana
St. Patrick’s Day
Eamon de Valera
de Valera
Fianna Fail
Local St Patrick rite seals graveyard pact
Reverently the procession followed the pact of death and duty during Schaef fers visit as thousands surrounded the graveyard. Police had barred entrance for years yet Schaeffer persisted, while Tom Hanne ne remained nearby as the scene concluded.
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Schaeffer
Tom Hannene
Shrine of Father Coughlin Burned in Michigan Fire
Fire destroyed Father Charles Coughlin's Shrine of the Little Flower in Royal Oak Michigan. An incomplete new shrine nearby escaped damage as flames reached 75 feet high. Loss estimated at $30,000 with insurance covering the blaze. Nuns saved the sacrament statues vestments and relics. authorities sought the safe contents as embers cooled.
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Royal Qak
Mich
Mar
Father Charles &. Coughlin
Father Coughlin
Tire
Little Flower
Ste. Theresa
Ste. Theresa of
Lisieux
Jesus
Coughlin
State streams over banks threaten Bloomsburg and Lewisburg
Floods widen as streams rise over banks in Bloomsburg and Lewisburg. Creeks near Bloomsburg overflow, and the Susquehanna washes out a retaining wall near Sve Millen homes as waters continue to rise.
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Bloomsburg
Lewisburg
Susquehanna
On Boarding House i 1 By Ahern and local tributes
Ahern notes economy at the boarding house bureau turning it self supporting though Democrats removed him. He pledges to pursue Christian ideals if elected. County Commissioner chairman Flenniken urges careful voting for the most qualified men. Obituaries note funeral arrangements for Mr Brandon and Mrs Dorothy May McCutcheon with services and burial details.
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Washington
John B. Flenniken
Board of County Commissioners
Flood Threat Lays West Branch and Allegheny Cities at Risk
Heightened fears surround the Monongahela and Allegheny rivers as crest projections rise. In Dunbar eight families evacuate after floodwaters invade homes while Ford City faces a 19 foot level and failing pumps threaten sewage overflow into the river.
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Harrisburg
West Branch
Highway Department
Clearfield
Dunber
Fayette County
Ford City
Armstrong County
Walter Bowers
Bowers
Doctor Henry A. Zimmerman dies at 1:55 PM in Holsapple
Somerset County coroner and longtime Holsapple physician Dr Henry A Zimmerman died of a cerebral hemorrhage yesterday at his home. Born August 1862 in Jackford Ohio he practiced in Holsapple for 30 years and reduced local automobile fatalities as coroner. He leaves widow and two sons plus relatives and was active in Masons IOOF and Presbyterian church. Funeral plans to be announced with interment Beam Church Cemetery Jonner Township.
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Henry A. Zimmerman
Somerset County
Holseppte
Zimmerman
Holsopple
Jackford
Christopher
Flora (van Tilburne) Zimmerman
Helsopple
Newport, Ky
University of Cincinnati
Cincinti
Somerset
Richard Zimmerman
Heary Zimmerman
PIU Taser Colleges
Johnstown
W.E. Hendly
Celina
Jaffa
Altoona
Halsopple
Presbyterian Church
Holsapple
Beam Church
Jonner Township
Lincoln Club Hears From GOP Candidates
Lincoln Club members hear remarks from Republican contenders for state and federal offices. Clark emphasizes personal faith and Sunday observance. Blairsville candidate H. Wilson cites school board and post office service. E. Hewitt Sr. praises U.S. constitutional government and the Supreme Court. Walter H. Jackson urges GOP outreach. Emilia Jones outlines tenure at the Bureau of Vital Statistics under Gov. Fisher.
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Clark
HH. H. Wilson
Blairsville
E. ©. Hewitt, Sr
Republic
United States
Supreme Court
Walter H. Jackson
Emilia Jones
Johnstown
Congress
Bureau of Vital Statistics
State Department of Health
John &. Fisher
Obituary notices for Caldwell Byers and Brandon
Funeral services for James Caldwell 75 will be at his son in laws home 330 Water street at 10 30 am Wednesday with Rev Charles A Williams officiating and burial in Oakland Cemetery Surviving wife Rose and children Lawrence Caldwell Mrs Harry Fetterman Mrs Clark Henry Charles Caldwell and Eugene Caldwell Friends remember George Nelson Byers born October 21 1809 with funeral 2 30 pm Wednesday at Grove Chapel Lutheran Church Interment in church cemetery He leaves widow Eliza B Conrad children Robert C Byers Earl C Byers sisters Sidney Annie MacDermat and Mary E Conrad and four grandchildren Thomas Jefferson Brandon aged 87 farmer in Center township obituary fragment notes death of a prominent farmer in Center township
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James Caldwell
Harry Felterman
Water Street
Charles A. Williams Wall
Oakland Cemetery
Rose (Piggott) Caldwell
Lawrence Caldwell
Harry Fetterman
Clark Henry
Indiana
Charles Caldwell
Jane
Lydie) Byers
Eliza B. Conrad
Robert C. Byers
Earl C. Byers
Chevy Chase
Sidney Annie MacDermat
Homer City
Mary E. Conrad
Homer L
Naomi Margaret
Catherine
Carrie Viola Byers
Thomas Jefferson Brandon
Center Township
Public Hearings Face Election Influence Claims
Officials warn first public hearings could influence elections though not designed to. Plans for 1936 subsidy payments expect initiation in August or September after required steps. Experts to brief a joint congressional committee on a plan to save private pension systems under the social security act amid protests by Senator Clark.
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Congressional Committee
Clark
D-Mo
Double Champion Cow Breaks Milk and Butter Records
In Seattle, Jackie Cooper crowns Carnation Ormsby Butter King, who set world records for milk and butter production during a 368 day test at Carnation Milk Farms. E HB Stuart and Carl Gackrell watch as the herd breaks prior marks, with famed figures lauding Carnation’s dairy program and its global influence.
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Seattle
Wash
Jackie Cooper
Carnation Ormsby
E. HB. Stuart
Carnation Company
Carl Gackrell
Pletevije Proce
Gil
United Bigies
Landon Drive Strengthened in Oklahoma Split
Landon supporters pressed the presidential drive as Oklahoma’s convention backed the Kansas governor with 21 votes, while intra party disputes ensued. Publisher Levand accused Senator Borah of baseless insinuations. Borah denied and said an apology was owed for defense of Landon.
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Leonard B. Shubert
Associated Press
Washington
Landon
Kansas
Oklahoma
Louis Levand
Wichita
Kans
Beacon
Senator Board of
Daha
Borah
Levand
Bine
Standard Oil Company
Evand
Alf M. Landon
Oklahoma Oil
Idahoan
Gov. Landon
Oklahoma City
Barah
Cc. C. Hark
W. G. Skelly
Fish
R-N
Orah
Standard Oil
Skelly
G. Skelly
Skelly Oil Comany
Standard Oil Group
Republican National Comitteeman
Cleveland
White House
Henry F. Fletcher
Republican National Committee
Pennsylvania party feuds shape presidential preference vote
Democratic State Committee endorsements favor Roberts and Ross for state treasurer as Roosevelt and Breckenridge back them while Borah heads the Republican column. Pennsylvania voters face a nonbinding result for delegates unless pledges are made. Baldwin and Messner withdraw late, urging party harmony for Pinola. Multiple withdrawals reshape races for Congress and state offices.
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Baldwin
Messner
Anish
Frank L. Pinola
Gifford Pin»chot
Pridy
American Legion
Sweeny
Pennsylvania
Stanley Yesler
Wilkes-Barre
Frank P. B. Thompson
Philadelphia
Thompson
Congress
State
Senate
Larruping Leto Haynes Stops Primo Carnera in Three
Prime heavyweight bout ends with Larruping Leto Haynes defeating Primo Carnera in three rounds at Philadelphia arena. Haynesrapidly KO power connects in first round, knocks Carnera down twice, and forces corner retirement at 53 seconds of the third. Haynes weighs around 197 and Carnera 265, signaling a career defining upset. Haynes and manager Pete Morgan aim at Joe Louis, with calls for Madison Square Garden bout.
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Philadelphia
Prima
Hera
Leto Haynes
Pacific Coast
Primo
Matt Adgie
Los Angeles
House Members Withdraw On Closing Day
Clerks in the Section Bureau handled a large mail load as representatives withdrew on the closing day, recording additional withdrawals in the process.
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House of Representatives
Section Bureau
Jafsie Home Faces Bruno in Quiet Docket
In New York the Jafsie of the Bruno case enters an automobile after docking and refuses to comment. Condon, nearing 76, returns, signaling swift case developments as Governor Holtman plans to invite him for examination at the State House. The governor’s reprieve powers expire on March 12 with possible new trials or stays under consideration.
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Jafsie
Bronx
Hoffman
Hauptmann
Condon
Farold G. Holtman
State House
Fisher
Dr. Condon
Trenchard
Raushenbush seeks federal probe over WPA attack claim
Raushenbush alleges a scurrilous political attack by E. N. Jones PA WPA administrator. He sent a telegram to Federal Administrator Hopkins asking for an investigation into alleged use of government money for political purposes, noting distribution in WPA pay envelopes in western counties.
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Raushenbush
Jones
Harry L. Hopkins
E. N. Jones
Pennsylvania
WPA
Security League
League
the Post-Gazette
Supreme Court under fire in big public debate
Senator Dickinson attacked what he called a campaign of vilification against the Supreme Court and urged informed public opinion. Governor Earle, addressing the Andrew Jackson Society, warned that invalidating the NRA and AAA harms state rights and argued for a strong federal government to protect sovereign states.
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Dickinson
Earle
Philadelphia
L. J) Dickinson
Iowa
Supreme Court
Memphis
Tenn
George H. Earle
Pennsylvania
NRA
AAA
Andrew Jackson Society of
Tennessee
Jackson
Sila
Andrew Jackson
Roosevelt
Youth Hostel Growth Surges Across Europe and England
The report notes rapid expansion of a youth hostels movement with over 3000 facilities in Europe. England and Wales account for 213 hostels as part of the burgeoning network amid political discourse and organizational tensions referenced in WPA related notes.
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Europe
England
Wales
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