Legalized beer and wine ready April in 24 states
Washington May 22. The 3.2 beer act is enacted as President Roosevelt and Garner prepare for final signature to start legalization of 4.2 beer and wine on April 7 in 24 states. The bill sets a 19 day post enactment window and demonstrates push to free some prison costs by potential beer cases. (Continued on Page Two)
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Washington
Conse
Garner
Senate
White House
Roosevelt
William K. Sutciinson
INS
Speaker Rasney
Rasney
House
Mgr. Roosevelt
Sabath
Mlinsiz
Grange Booster Meeting Friday Opens Public Session
A tri county Grange booster gathering will be held Friday afternoon March 24 at 1 00 p m in Cookport community hall. National secretary Harry A Caton of Columbus Ohio and state master J A Bouk of New Castle will attend as honored guests and speak. The open meeting invites the public and aims to accommodate delegations from Cambria and Clowrtick counties.
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Cockport
Harry A. Caton
Columbus
Ohio
J. A. Bouk
New Castle
Cookport
Cambria
Clowrtick
Clear Skies and Warmer Weather Promised
Local weather observer KL. G. Lorentz predicts clearing skies and a rising temperature this afternoon ending snow flurries. Tomorrow should bring slightly warmer conditions with increasing clouds and a chance of rain. Yesterday's precipitation measured 0.17 inches.
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G. Lorentz
Hail Hale A Guss Made Borough Manager
A Northampton dispatch hails Hale A Guss as a remarkable public official filling the post of borough manager. Mrs Guss is noted as former Miss Gala Hastings of Indiana Pa. The office is described as not a political plum, given its strenuous duties and high responsibility, yet this public servant embraced the role and brought order to a chaotic department.
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Hale A. Guss
Northampton
Serant
Courtesses lure detective in ransacked office caper
Courtesy Pittsburgh reports a detective agency case where detectives search a ransacked business office but find no clues until a pretty stenographer appears and a box of candy is found missing, leaving a note saying thanks for the swell candy.
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Pittsburgh
Death claims Mrs Marshall in Indiana Hospital
Mrs Bessie White Marshall 47 wife of Guy Marshall of Clune died in Indiana Hospital at 1 45 pm Tuesday. She is mourned after a fatal illness that followed the loss of her daughter and son in law within five days. Survived by husband six sons a daughter and several siblings funeral at her brother's home.
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Bessie (White) Marshall
Guy Marshall
Clune
Indiana Hospital
Ralph Marshall
Indiana
Marshall
Plumville
Rey‘nokisville
Jefferson County
Mary White
New Bethlehem
Thomas White
Herman Marshall
Fort Washington
Kenneth
Wayne
Harold
Louis Marshall
Harold Dugan
William White
Blawnox
John White
George White
Aspinwall
Wayne Clark
Brookville
Ben ‘I. Plyler
New Bethlehhem
President Named Bank Conservator
ERIM March 22 Frank M. Wallace president of the unopened Second National Bank was named conservator of the bank by the Treasury Department. He was notified by telegram from Washington.
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ERIM
INS
Frank M. Wallace
Second National Bank
Treasury Department
Washington
First Aid Course Boosts Mothers Health Safety
Dr. Grant F Hartzell arrives in Indiana March 27 to teach Red Cross First Aid. He has trained police firemen shopsmen telegraph operators mothers and students nationwide. He cites 1924 data showing about 100000 annual deaths from accidents, with roughly 70 percent preventable through prompt, proper first aid. Time is critical. delay can mean life or death before doctors arrive.
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Grant F. Hartzell
Indiana
Red Cross
Hartzell
First Aid
National
Red Gross
Washington
Machinist Hired for Borough Equipment Job
For the first time in Indiana Borough history a full time machinist was ordered hired by Council at a special meeting. Roy Conrath was selected from nine applicants and hired by the month for 100 dollars to care for fire company apparatus policemen's motorcycles and three borough trucks under the street commissioner and council. If the program succeeds the hire may become permanent. otherwise the Borough can rescind. Council also refused a request to install a dining room on 420 East Philadelphia Street.
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Indiana Borough
Roy Conrath
Indiana County
Congressman Nathan L. Strong Earns Naval Affairs Seat
Friends of Congressman Nathan L. Strong of Brookville applaud his selection by Speaker Rainey to the House Naval Affairs Committee. The appointment places him among senior committee members and complements his role as ranking member of the Rivers and Harbors Committee, reflecting his extensive experience in maritime policy.
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Nathan L. Strong
Brookville
Rainey
House of Representatives
Congressman Strong
Naval Affairs Committee
House
Strong
Congress
Rivers and Slarlers Comnittee
Naval Affairs
United States Navy
Erosion blamed for massive boulder collapse wreck
Washington reports that the 658 ton boulder that wrecked a Pennsylvania Railroad freight train near Blairsville on January 18 was gradually eroded away. Engineer A G Gageoine, 52, of Glenshaw, was killed when the locomotive overturned and he was trapped in the cab.
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Washington
W. P. Borland
Tilerstate Commerce Commission Safety Bureau
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bolivar Branch
Blairsville
A. G. Gageoine
Glenshaw
Allegheny County
Art for Sentiments Sake Inviolate Saloon Pictures
Federal Judge Nelson Mc Vicar ruled raiding prohibition agents cannot seize items intimately connected with a traditional saloon. He ordered Anthony Leonetti of Erle to return advertising pictures for breweries, hanging on his walls for fifty years, for sentimental reasons.
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WRI
Nelson McVicar
Anthony Leonetti
Erle
Leonetti
New York Banker Charles E Mitchell Held on 10000 Bail
Charles E Mitchell former chair of National City Bank is held on $10000 bail with a hearing set for March 29 on a federal tax evasion charge. He allegedly owed $657,152.40 on income of $2,828,504.85 for 1920 in a crackdown tied to Roosevelt banking enforcement.
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New York
Charles E. Mitchell
National City Bank
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
U. S
Thos. E. Dewey
Mitchell
John E. Ramsey
New York Port Authority
Sylvester
George L. Donnellan
Rial
Joseph W. Harriman
Harriman National Bank & Trust Company
Hoover Home for Long Rest in Palo Alto
Former President Herbert Hoover returned to Palo Alto for a long rest. Welcomed by city officials and friends, he declined to discuss future plans beyond saying he was home to stay.
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Palo Alto
Cal
Mar
Herbert Theayer
Man's Glass Eye Saves Him From Jail On Driving Charge
In Altoona Blair County court Allen C. Wisor was found not guilty of drunk driving after Officer Janes B. Miller testified to bloodshot eyes and a glass eye. The defense asked for removal of the artificial eye, but the jury returned an acquittal.
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Man
Altoona
Allen C. Wisor
Altoons
Janes B. Miller
Blair County Court
Wisor
Sunday Sports Bill Goes to Conference
MARRISBURG March 22 Speaker Grover C Talbot named the conference committee for the House to meet with Senate reps to seek agreement on amendments to the Schwartz Sunday sports bill. The House panel includes Rep Louis Schwartz Rep Joseph Steele and Rep Wilson Larig. Senate members are Sen Joseph Trainer Sen John McClure and Sen James Coyne. Schwartz defended sending the bill to joint committee to clarify and render the text readable amid extensive amendments.
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WM. J. Kelly
INS
Marrisburg
Grover C. Talbot
House
Senate
Louis Schwartz
Philadelphia
Joseph G. Steele
Allegheny
Wilson G. Larig
Berks
Joseph
Trainer
John J. McClure
Delaware
James J. Coyne
Schwartz
Philadelphia Street Set to Be Renamed Amid Show Rename Spin
The Burgess and Borough Council may decide by March 26 on renaming Philadelphia Street for about three days. The main Indiana thoroughfare has been Front and Main streets and will become Forty-Second Street to align with the new hit musical Forty-Second Street at the Ritz Theatre starring Warner Baxter and Ginger Rogers among others, with shows nightly starting at midnight and continuing through Monday to Wednesday.
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Burgess and Borough Council
Philadelphia Street
Indiana
Front Street
Main Street
Forty-Second Street
Ritz Theatre
Former Clarion P M On Probation
Jindsan Young former Clarion postmaster today received one year probation in Federal Court for taking 1082 in postal funds The probation depends on restoring the money to the postal service
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Eate
Mar
Ins
Jindsan Young
Malls Greek
Clarion Wounly
Thhat Place
Fire Scare At Drug Store Ends With Quick Extinguish
An employee at Widmann and Tonk Drug Store alerted to a fire at 12 02 AM after acetone fumes near an open stove ignited on the floor. He extinguished the flames. by morning no flames remained visible. A passerby reported the alarm, and the local fire company arrived swiftly, returning trucks to their posts.
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Widmann & Tonk Drug Store
Shooting Denied By Capone Ride
A scrambled local item claims Capone associate denials after a downtown Chicago raid wounded a policeman. It notes Frank Nitti's courtroom plea and mentions a planned event with Dr. Freeman at Moore Hotel tomorrow evening, linking Capone henchmen to the alleged attack.
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Chiago
Frank Nitti
Freeman
Moore
Nitti
Capone
Divorce case notes in Los Angeles headlines
Lawyer records reveal marital strain in the Warner divorce, with Mrs Warner staying out until early hours and refusing to disclose her whereabouts. The action, filed by 1933 Army veteran and aglar Rith Stanford Warner, centers on alleged mental cruelty and seeks a decree in the Los Angeles suit filed here today.
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Los Angeles
Mar
Rith
Stanford
Warner
Aglar
Fish and Game Meeting March 24 in Indiana High School
Indiana County Fish and Game Association invites all members and interested friends to an open meeting Friday at 7:15 in Indiana High School. Ken Reed, renowned fly fisherman and Pennsylvania fish commission member, will speak on trout season, followed by reels of sport films. Membership available for newcomers, cost one dollar. Residents of the Nola section note fur fish history.
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Indiana County Fish and Game Association
Indiana High School
Ken Reed
Ken
Pennsylvania Fish Commission
Nola
Treasury balance and expenditures report summary
Treasury balance as of March 22 shows 18,042,965.16 with expenditures of 24,158,094.34 and customs receipts at 10,435,667.45. Washington dispatch notes total treasury balance at 453,542,965.16 with related figures listed.
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Washington
Treasury
Protest Tariff Favored by Eastern Ohio
Western Pennsylvania coal operators urge the Interstate Commerce Commission to slash red tape in a rate case since the tariff allegedly favors Eastern Ohio. They filed the protest last October and sent it to President Roosevelt for immediate action. Officials warn there is no decision for six to eight months, risking millions in losses for the Pittsburgh district and unemployment. The complaint targets rates that undercut shipments from Pennsylvania to five Ohio cities Akron Cleveland Lorain Massillon, noting 50 percent drop in local traffic since the new rate. The case awaits ICC hearings after a Columbus session deemed the rates discriminatory.
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Buttsburgh
Western Pennsylvania
Interstate’ Commerce Commission
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Bureau
Pennsylvania
Baltimore and Ohio
Akron
Cleveland
Lorain
Massilden
Wester Pennsylvania
Boden
Carri
Columbus
Coal Traffic Bureau
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Borden
Bank Execs Sentenced For Bank Misuse In Sing Sing
Bernard K. Marcus and Saul Singer formerly of the Bank of the United States were identified as numbers in Sing Sing prison after being sentenced to three to six years each for misapplication of bank funds.
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Ossining, N
INS
Bernard K. Marcus
Saul Singer
Bank of the United States
Sing Sing
Outsider Wins English Handicap at Lincoln
Lincoln, Eng. March 22. An outsider at 5 to 1 won the Lincolnshire handicap today with Dorigen crossing first in a field of 28. Solerold prevailed at 10 to 8, finishing seventh, while Varsity Express at 50 to 1 placed third.
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Lincoln
Eng
Dorigen
Solerold
Varsity Express
Sabbath School Conference At Tudiana Church
A conference for all persons in Tudiana County focusing on Adult and Home Departments and Parent Training of the Babe, Sabbath School work. Scheduled Saturday March 25 at the Lutheran church in Tudiana with morning and afternoon sessions. dinner 35 cents. Led by ter Myers, general secretary of the Pennsylvania Sabbath Association, with Charles Millen and Miss Zoe Lyons assisting. attendance open to all interested.
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Tudiana
Tha Babe
Ar Nook
Ter Myers
Pennsylvania
Sabbath Senan Association
Charles Millen
Zoe Lyons
Peg
Gates
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Capitol Notes
Grange Booster Meeting
Hail Hale
Boro
Mrs. Marshall
Smedley D. Butler
U. S. Marine Corps
Newton Square
Edith Weble
Ohio River
Pomeroy, C
Court House
Council
J. J. Mitchell
East Philadelphia Street
Sentiments Sark
HIN
N.Y
Hoover
Clarion P. M
U. P. Church
S. S
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