Five Years of Irish Progress By De Valera
Dublin on St Patrick's Day marks five years since Saorstat Eireann took office. De Valera cites peace and growth, removal of oath provisions, and a new constitution aimed at unity with Britain. He notes 80 plus new industries, 750 factories, 4700 houses, and expanded social funding. Shamrock shortage did not dampen celebrations.
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Eamon DE Valera
Irish Free State
Associated Press
Dublin
St. Patrick's Day
Saorstat Eireann
Irish
Free Static
Ireland
Privy ‘Council
Britain
Great Britain
Wdl
St. Patrick’s Day
Flashes of Life Milk Toast and Other Notes
A collection of light items from the era includes New York author Pearl Buck aligning with Ford Madox Ford on world peace via better digestion, Chinese editor Lin Yu Tang praising Uncle Sam amid US life, a prison chaplain survey in McAlester, a bank robber case with George Kimes, a Kansas City ham burger stand bandit routine, a city tax ruling on auto trailers, and a note on artichokes as aristocrats of vegetables.
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New York
Pearl Buck
Ford Madox Ford
Lin Yu Tang
United States
Uncle Sam
P. S. C. RIPPER BILL HEARINGS AND RELIEF PLAN
Administration circles discuss several appointments for the P. S. C. Ripper posts with Edward J. Jones and Richard J. Beamish named, and David L. Lawrence noting a good chance for Jones as chairman. Governor Earle backs centralized relief administration, plans abolition of poor boards, set to draft relief measures for a fast submission to the Legislature.
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Buchanan
Richard J. Beamish
Commission
Edward J. Jones
WPA
David L. Lawrence
the Commonwealth
Jones
Harry Kalodner
Philadelphia
State Police
Highway Patrol
Earle
Herbert F. Goodrich
Goodrich
Department of Assistance
Happiness and wisdom in Lent meditation
A daily Lent meditation reflects on Proverbs 3:18 20 about wisdom bringing lasting happiness. It contrasts fleeting pleasure with deeper peace from harmony within and the Christian joy beyond happiness. A closing prayer asks God to guide and protect, fostering inner balance to fulfill His will through Jesus Christ.
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Jesus Christ
Court reform views spark debate on federal duties
McReynolds warns of friction from intertwining federal and local powers and urges citizen responsibility. He notes the constitution divides duties among three branches and stresses an independent judiciary as essential for justice for rich and poor alike while acknowledging dangers and the need for collective courage.
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McReynolds
Washington
Senator Connally
D-Tex
Justice McReynolds
Bill Would Force Judge Continued From Page One
A Pennsylvania federated legislative committee urged funding for a proposed commission from the state’s $73 million payment. The measure seeks to compel the judiciary to adopt stricter liquor enforcement and oversight.
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Federated Legislative Committee of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania lawmakers mull Sunday motion pictures and liquor controls
A state committee urged the legislature to defeat bills allowing Sunday fishing and basketball games and to oppose legalizing racing. Proposals pressed tighter liquor laws include no new licenses for gas stations, dry zones near churches and schools, midnight closing, and ban on liquor ads. The panel urged “We the people” to reject legalization and urged church members to organize. Pawnbrokers asked for higher rates with a bill capping loans at 3 to 12 percent monthly for jewelry and 3 to 8 percent yearly on other personal property, with Whitaker proposing four percent for initial months and two and a half for the rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
Panayhio Anti- Saloon League
Legis
Lim
Joseph Whitaker
Philadelphia
Whitaker
Governor lays out mediation plan amid Chrysler strike
Governor Murphy promotes cooperative employer labor boards in each county to settle disputes by negotiation. He warns he will enforce public authority if needed as 10 000 union members besiege Chrysler Jefferson plant and Dodge division after evacuation deadline. Homer Martin says the proposed committee won’t fix job insecurity and low wages, while optimism for a settlement remains.
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General Motora
Murphy
NRA
Chrysler
Detroit
Madrid Bombardment Reports and Neutrality Tension
Insurgent artillery pounded central Madrid causing casualties as government protests in London over alleged neutral pact violations. Dutch, German ships suspected of arming insurgents. non intervention patrols to begin next week. Government air assaults on insurgent towns Siguenza and Brihuega reported.
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Prete
Madrid
London
Anthony Eden
August Corps
Consul Corps
Eden
Non-Intervention Control Board
Siguenza
Brihuega
Courtroom clashes mark Monaghan slaying trial
Justice Maxey and Margiotti spar over the state's evidence as the Monaghan case moves amid requested venue changes. Gunderman testifies to self defense after Monaghan’s death in a Fayette county room. Trials for five other defendants are set to begin April 19 with transfers sought to Fayette county.
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Jdge
Maxey
Margiotti
Sanute
Monaghan
Gunderman
Fayette County
Bertillion
State Supreme Court
Pittsburgh
Somerset County
Somerset
Supreme Court
Chrysler strikes widen as union reform faces court action
Walter Chrysler and John Lewis deny a meeting occurred while the mass sit down strikes continue around the Dodge plants. Pickets ring the Jefferson avenue and Highland Park sites as Chrysler moves under Michigan law to seek court attachments for arrest of strikers. Governor Murphy’s committee prepares to meet as 4,000 marchers crowd Dodge Brothers with a two mile picket line and a large American flag.
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Walter B. Chrysler
Corporation Board
John &. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Chrysler
Corporation
Lewis
Michigan
Thomas C. Wilcox
Dodge
Wilcox
Chrysler Jefferson Avenue
Chrysler Highland Park
Edgey
Martin
Govd ‘Ernor Murphy
Murphy
Frank Murphy
Stont
Dodge Brothers
Allan Campbell
Thomas ©. Wilcox
Note Teller Convicted in Bank Fraud Case
A U S Marshal arrested the note teller as he sat with his 26 year old wife in court spectator seating. The jury returned the verdict after about an hour. Benton's bond was renewed and he faces up to five years per count and a $5000 fine. Testimony traced irregularities to Frank W Calkins and Miss Hazel Benson with notes forged to conceal gas company funds. Other defendants included Wilson Campbell and John Cunningham indicted for mail fraud and conspiracy.
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Ed Mercy
United States
R. M. Gibson
Benton
Hazel A. Benson
Robert Gordon ¥Inhey
Frank W. Calkins
Calking
M. H. Price
Miss . Benson
Bradford
Cunningham Natural Gas Corporation
Calkins
Frice
New York City
Warmers and Merchants Bank of
Bath
N.Y
Bradford Bank
Wilson R. Campbell
Bath, N. Y
John T. Cunningham
Obituary notes Clifford Wayne Cogley of Dayton Pa
Obituary details a patient at South Side Hospital Pittsburgh who died at 4 20 p m Monday after complications of diseases. Clifford Wayne Cogley born in Armstrong County survived by sisters Della Matthews Hazel Ray Stella Donahugh and brothers Leroy and John Cogley Jr all of Pittsburgh. Funeral at Glade Run Presbyterian Church with interment in church cemetery. Frank B Lewis obituary notes Johnstown man Frank S Lewis age 12 died in Geistown Borough of a heart ailment. born New Alexandria Westmoreland County October 18 1864. moved to Saltsburg Indiana County then Johnstown.
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Clifford Wayne Cogley
South Side Hospital
Pittsburgh
Dayton
Armatrong County
Della Matthews
Hazel Ray
Homer City
Stella Donahugh
Josephine
Leroy Cogley
John Cogley
Frank
Lewis
Johnstown
Frank S. Lewin
Geistown
New Alexandria
Westmoreland County
John
Susan M. (Maurer) Lewis
Saltsburg
Indiana County
Frank &. Lewis
Saltsburg Academy
Frank §. Lewis
Union Dispute Draws 7000 At Dodge Plant
Crowd gathers at the Dodge plant with union spokesman predicting 30,000 by noon. A band plays outside Chrysler Highland Park offices after executives were barred from entry. An injunction sets a $10,900,000 penalty against top UA W officials and strikers.
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Dodge
Chrysler
Highland Park
U.aw.4
President and wife mark 32nd wedding anniversary apart
Wahem Springs Ga March 1 The President and Mrs Roosevelt reach 32 years of marriage while 1000 miles apart telegraphic greetings recall the St Patrick s Day NYC moment when Uncle Teddy gave Anna Eleanor away to her sixth cousin. The President relaxes at his vacation cottage while Mrs Roosevelt tours Oklahoma and may join in Birmingham March 23 after her lecture.
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Wahem Springs
Oklahoma
Birmingham
Ice Cream Leader and Local Merchant Passes Away
Michael Turify, 55, of Lucerne Mines, died after a prolonged illness at his home. A member of Lucerne Local No. 488, United Mine Workers, he worked with Rochester & Pittsburgh Coal Co. for 27 years. Surviving are his widow Anna, five daughters, three sons, two brothers, two sisters, and six grandchildren. Services set for 10:00 a.m. Saturday at Greek Catholic Church Homer City with burial in St. Bernard Cemetery Indiana.
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Michael Turify
Lucerne
United Mine Workers of America
Rochester & Pittsburgh Coal Company
Anna
Mitrisin) Turify
Mary Checosky
Anna Borris
Susanna
Helen
Margaret Turify
Michael
George Turify
John Turify
Homer City
Europe
Helen Dargey
Trenton
N. J
Mary Sestak
John J. Baycura
St. Bernard Cemetery
Indiana
Stock Market Summary Of Major Shares And Yields
The page lists numerous major corporate names across industries from Am Can to Westinghouse, with a dense string of tickers and percentage figures such as 12% 28% OB 203K 62% 66M a4 and 38%4. It appears as a historical market roundup detailing company names, sectors, and quoted percentage figures for shares and bonds.
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Air Reduc
Alco Am
Baldwin Lac Balt
Ohio
Bendix Aviat
Briggs Mig
Murr
Ad Mach
Calumet
Canad Pac
Cerro de Pas
Ches
Chrysler Coca-Cola
del Lack
Douglas Aire du Pont de
Eastman
Kod
el Auto
Elec
Gen Foods
Gillette
Hudson
Nick Can
Tel
Kennecott Kresge
Lehigh
Val
Val RR
Loew's
Mack ‘Trucks
Montgom Ward Nash-Kelv
Nat Biscuit
Nat Distrill
North Am
Nat Gag
Peamond Corp
Lions Plan Egg Hunt in Indiana Hilltop
The Lions club discussed details for its first egg hunt in Indiana to be held Friday March 26 on Round Top hill north of Indiana. Hundreds of children under twelve will search for colored eggs with prize numbers. open to all at two o'clock. Guests from Sutton-Miller Co Atlantic Refining Pittsburgh and Johnstown viewed a film on tire and leadership concepts. An invitation to a joint meeting with New Cadle Lions Club was accepted for April 6.
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Lions
Indiana
Jack Hawkhurst
Sutton-Miller Co
R. R. Albert
Sales Dept
Atlantic Refining Co
Pittsburgh
R. H. Johnson
Johnstown
Market recap from Pittsburg and Chicago markets
Produce in Pittsburg on March 17 shows moderate demand with apples and potatoes steady across several varieties and 22 carloads of potatoes. Hogs, cattle, calves, and sheep in Pittsburgh fair to strong with direct sales noted and lean toward higher prices for select weights. Wheat futures in Chicago rose to season highs on Liverpool market signals before easing. corn opened higher with May and July contracts up. An Ocean passenger line caption mentions a slow steam er, with a quote about a captain who once drove streetcars and a whale school nearby.
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Pittsburgh
Chicago
Liverpool
Strikes Endanger French Cabinet After Clichy Riots
Paris reports say France's Popular Front faced strikes and political strain after the Clichy riots left five dead and about 1000 wounded. Workers at the Paris Exposition grounds Hotchkiss plant and clothing stores walked out in protest. MPs prepared interpellations as police cordons surrounded government sites and Communists pressed for arrests of Col Le Rocque and dissolution of his party.
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Paris
France
Popular Front
Clichy
Lea
Hotchkiss
Ga Valette
Saint Ouen
Leon Blum
Col
Francois de le Rocque
Revival at Homer City Wesleyan Methodist Services
Daily revival meetings at 7 30 p m invite friends to attend Sister Gleason billed as an excellent evangelist and speaker nightly for a short run Rev H A Markell of Indiana pastoring the Homer City church Sunday offerings include Sunday School at 2 p m preaching at 3 and evening service at 7 30 with a welcome extended to all to make the event a blessing and a record for the community
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Homer City
Wesleyan Methodist
Gleason
H. A. Markell
Indiana
In Memoriam Esther Alsop Remembered by Family at Coral
In loving memory of Esther Alsop daughter of Mr and Mrs David Alsop of Coral killed in an automobile train collision at Coral crossing on March 15 1935. We mourn in silence and keep her tender memory. God loved her and grants eternal rest. Weadly missed by Parents Brothers and Sisters. 114. Try one of these cigars theyre the best thing out Zat so How are they when theyre fighted?
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Esther Alsop
David Alsop
Coral
Coral Crossing
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Okla
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Vernon Seeburger
Bri Ng
Moorhead
P. S.C. Ripper
Hitler
Fiorello LaGuardia
Berlin
WEO
Franklin Street
G. W. Mapledoram
Frank S. Lewis
Ella Bell
Charles
Mary E. (DeFrehn) Bell
Gefstown Borough
Roundtop
Pittsburg
New York Baldwins
Penna Rome Beauties
Virginia
West Virginia
Maine Green
THE
BON Ton
Beate
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Miller
Tyour “City
BON Ton Shoe Department
Ul Sler
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