Pennsylvania motorists race to meet auto inspection deadline
Pennsylvania drivers face a near final deadline to obtain orange inspection stickers. Department of Revenue officials report about 100000 vehicles still uninspected as of early week, with 600000 of 1400000 registered cars inspected so far. Stations are strained as they must process roughly double previous weekly totals in two weeks. Law enforcement will enforce fines and arrests for uninspected cars after April 1 to curb waning compliance.
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Pennsylvania
Department of Revenue
Highway Patrol
Obituary notices from Beaverdale Rural Valley and Ocean sights
Obituary notices list Barbara Ann Sloan of Rural Valley and William Archibald of Beaverdale with details of survivors and funeral arrangements. Sloan’s service was at Rural Valley Presbyterian church. Archibald’s service set for Friday at the Andrew Archibald residence with burial in Dunmire cemetery at Salix.
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Barbara Ann Sloan
William H. Sloan
Rural Valley
H.C. Sloan
Bar Sloan
Fellows
Calif
Charles P. Roller
Pittsburgh
Rural Valley Presbyterian Church
Regestars
William Archibald Beaverdale
Mar
William Archibald
Glasgow
Scotland
United States
Archibald
Onnalinda
Qoyalhanna Goat & Coke Company
Andrew
Lloydell
Odd Fellows
Knights of the Golden
Eagle
Knights of Pythias
United Brethren Church
Jane
James
the Hil
Jessie Tayfox
Johnstown
John Berkey
Windber
Clair Irwin
Commodore
Earl
Andrew Archibald
J. J. L. Ressler
Beaverdale
Revival sermons drawn crowds at First Christian Church
The evangelistic series led by Rev. E. Roy Parham draws large audiences each night with sermons on What Do You Believe About God and Our Adequate and Abiding Gospel. Music by orchestra and choir accompanies the services as listeners are urged to attend and bring friends. About 30,000 people are killed annually on highways with one million injured and two billion dollars in property damage or loss.
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Christ
Parham
Church Merger Plans Formed
Harrisburg March 21 The formulation of final merger plats today marks the tax step in consolidating churches across Pennsylvania as urged by the family commission of the State Council of Churches. Rev J A Alexander Crafton chairman expressed satisfaction with progress and said the program is not tentative. Plans were made for a comity conference at Mifflintown on April 3.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Famity Commission
State Council of Churches
Comity Commission
J. A. Alexander
Crafton
Mifflintown
Bird House Contest Opens With Growing Interest
The annual Bird House contest draws more Scouts and aims to outdo previous years. Winners receive educational tips and possible trips to notable sites. Entries must be brought to the Indiana Community Building by April 21, with judging to follow.
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the Gazette
Scout Gounell
Washington, D. C
Harrisburg
Niagara Falls
Pittsburgh
Indiana
United States and Japan Exchange Good Will Letters
Japan signaled interest in increasing its naval ratio with the United States and Britain under Washington and London treaties and sought preliminary talks before the 1935 naval conference. Hull urged early discussions to avert a failed meeting, with international notes seen as paving the way for talks on naval strength and cooperation.
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Japan
United States
Great Britain
Washington
London
Hull
International
Unemployment Insurance Urges and Market Risk Debate
New York Stock Exchange President urges readers to study a bill claiming it would depress securities prices and hinder economic recovery. Senate Finance Committee debates replacing assorted taxes with a capital stock levy of one tenth of one percent on corporate capitalization, modeling potential revenue around 95 million dollars. Proposals include extending income tax rates and estate taxes, plus considerations on oil taxes and tax evasion checks.
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New York Stock Exchange
Avis
Whitney
Washington
Harrison
Mississippi
Senate Finance Committee
Lafolletta
Wisconsin
Imterior Ickes
Mary Astor Heart Broken Over Parental Support Suit
Maury Astor a film star expressed heartbreak as his parents filed a suit for support. They claim they left home in Tilooig 13 years ago to allow Langhanke to manage her career and say they have sold Ferndine and other property to cover expenses. Miss Astor says she has always cared for her parents during her 14 year acting career.
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Hollywool
Maury Astor
Yelloas
Oflu Lunghanke
Tilooig
Langhanke
Bev Brocerieg
Miss Astor
Miners To Get Pay Vacation In Somers Ohio
Cadiz Ohio March 21 Vacations with pay for coal miners in the Goodyear mine at Somers near here were announced by Walter F Haven superintendent creating a new step in underground industry history. For the first time known the vacations go to five and ten year men. The five year miners will receive a week's vacation at two percent of their earnings. The ten year men will get two weeks at the same rate.
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Cadiz. O
INS
Goodyear
Somers
Walter F. Haven
Detroit and her sister towns hit by auto work stoppage
In Detroit and surrounding towns workers ratified a nationwide union truce. William Colling told Pontiac leaders an NRA ultimatum urged elections to decide on leaving the AFL CIO, with Roosevelt and Green supporting a truce. Iron Age Review notes steel output steady despite car industry weakness.
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Pontiac
William Colling
Hugh 5
Johnson
NRA
Detroit Regional Labor Board
General Johnson
Collins
Roosevelt
William Green
Federation of Labor
French Duel Pistol Fatal to Lad
In Philadelphia on March 21, George M. Coates died, his classmate James Dunn, 18, was accidentally killed by a pistol owned by Dr. George M. Coates. The weapon, an old French pistol, fired in the Coates home while George showed James how to operate it. James Dunn died from a single chest wound. coroner's inquest underway as the family grieves.
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Philadelphia
George M. Coates Dy
James Dunn
Houston Dunn
Dunn
George
George M. Coates
University of Pennsylvania
Coates
James
Dunn Lad
Skaneateles Surplus From Village Electric Plant
Skaneateles New York reports a 1933 fiscal year end cash surplus of $98,288.10 largely from its village owned electric light plant. The plant netted $49,321.67 and the village has not levied a corporate tax since 1931 after 34 years of operation with equipment costing $109,287.12.
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Skaneateles
N. Y
Shaneateles
Showdown on Code Violators at Weirton Steel
The U S government filed suit in Delaware federal court to restrain Weirton Steel Co of Ohio and West Virginia from violating the National Industrial Recovery Act and its labor code. The action aims to affirm workers rights to elect unions and challenge company union interference. The case could set long lasting capital labor relations patterns and address the National Labor Board’s failed attempt to hold a December election amid coercion claims by the employer.
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Washington
INS
Uncle Sam
National Industrial Recovery Act
Delaware District
Weirton Steel Co
Ohio
West Virginia
American Federation of Labor
National Labor Board
Weirton Steel
Delaware
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steal and Tin Workers
Weirton Company
Germany's Plan To Combat Unemployment 1934
Berlin march 21 Chancellor Hitler aims to curb unemployment by colonization and road building. The plan includes settling about 4 000 colonists in East Prussia on two morgen each, farming improvements, drainage and canal work, plus a hard road program prioritizing labor over machinery. Government funds total 6 trillion marks, with only part allocated to projects.
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Tom Wilhelm
Berlin
Frederick the Great
Adolf Hitler
Potsdam
Germany
The
Sword
East Prussia
Regulators Consider Nudist Camp Rules in Delaware
Dover lawmakers study a bill to regulate nudist colonies. It would ban locations within five miles of cities, require a ten foot wall with a single gate, mandatory resident registration with the attorney general, gender segregation, and no under ten allowed without a parent. Balloons and airplanes would be barred from flying below one mile over the colony.
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Dover
del. Mar
INS
House of Representatives
Attorney General
Roosevelts push for three way auto labor peace talks
President Roosevelt seeks a peaceful settlement in a widening auto labor dispute with union recognition issues. A White House conference is planned with both automakers and labor representatives, but mismatched expectations threaten a three way meeting. Meanwhile rails and veterans pay show separate negotiations as Congress eyes a compromise on pay and benefits.
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White House
Hugh
Johnson
New York
Roosevelt
William Collins
A. F. of L
Detroit
Rails
Washington
Mar
INS
W. F. Thiehoff
Railway Managers’ Conference
Thieholt
A. I. Whitney
Railway Labor Executives’ Association
Congress
Senate
House
Fruit Growers Demonstrations and Club Events in Indiana County
Penn State extension specialist John A Ruef led prune demonstrations advising delaying peach pruning to assess wood injury and informed pruning of grapevines can occur until leaves emerge with limited bleeding. Indiana County Fruit Growers Association planned experiments on aphid control with tarocide and nicotine, an Apple Show, a fall field day near Blairsville, and anticipated spray material arrivals.
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John A. Ruef
Penn State
Miss Ruef
Mr. Ruef
A. Woodward Smith
Blairsville
H. W. Stonebraker
D. H. Bailey
Indiana County
Smicksburg
Lutheran Church
Brush Valley
Bailey
Court House
C. P. Lang
State College
Jersey
Bedford County
West Penn Briefs Highlights Erie and Pittsburgh News
Erie March 21 William Esposito freed on federal counterfeit charges wife testified Frank found the money in the backyard. Pitcairn completes first of 2834 steel freight cars for PWA project. output soon 16 daily. Homestead child Pauling Vedkow dies after clothing fire. mother burned saving her. Erie Coach Co. faces $35000 verdict in auto bus crash case. appeal planned. Allegheny General Hospital reports death of 18 year old Charles Smiling after leg amputation following train injury.
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Erie, Mar
INS
Frank Esposito
Wiie
Pittsburgh
Pauling | Vedkow
Homestead
Charles Smiling
Allegheny General Hospital
Shiring
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Paris Faces Largest Spy Ring In History Revelations
Paris March 21 sensational international spy ring exposed by the Switz couple. Magistrate Andre Bonon questioned Mr and Mrs Benjamin Bercowitz co directors of the ring in Paris. Fourteen suspects sought. seventeen already under arrest in what authorities call the greatest spy plot in history.
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Paris
Robert Gordon Switz
Andre Bonon
Switz
Benon
Benjamin Brecovitz
Switzes
Barcowitz
Bercowitz
United States
Moise
Chana Salmon
Umder
Béenon
Washington Senators to debut Yannigan schedule in spring
In Biloxi Miss the first Regular Yannigan game of the season was set for today with manager Joe Cronin naming Cecil Travis as the regular third baseman for Yannigan and barnstorming games ahead of the main season. The article notes a 1923 motor car advance reducing finish time by cutting paint and garnish drying delays.
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Biloxi
Washington Senators
Joe Cronin
Cecil Travis
Proposals Move to Probe Auto Industry Conditions
Washington March 21 Rep Lesinski pushes an immediate inquiry into auto industry labor issues with Speaker Rainey backing. Leaders weigh using the probe to curb renewed strikes while fearing NRA disruptions to the Roosevelt recovery program.
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ING
Washington
House
Lesinski
Michigan
Rainey
Conenery
Massachusetts
Labor Committee
Rep. Burns
Tennessee
NRA
Hugh S. Johnson
Frances Perkins
NBA
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