Billions sought in emergency funds for recovery effort
The Roosevelt administration plans to ask Congress for emergency appropriations possibly exceeding 2 billion dollars. A new Public Works Administration fund plus additional sums for CCC and the Agriculture Department cattle fund are expected in a deficiency bill. totals may shift as Ickes trims the plan.
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William 5
Neal
INS
Washington
Congress
Public Works Administration
Civilian Conservation Corps
Agricultural Department
House Appropriations Committee
Roosevelt
Ickes
Clymer News Outfield Makes Good Copy
Local judge John G. Lix id of Clymer gains notoriety for a midday attempt to start an old Model T. A dog leash debate rises as eight roaming dogs flood the main street affecting shoppers and children. Junior class rehearses The Little Clodhopper to fund the senior banquet amid tight finances. An editorial warns parents about children coastering on sidewalks endangering pedestrians and urges safer practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
John G. Lixid
Clymer
Prough
Clymer High ‘School
Walter Ben Hare
Tex
Will War Come War Alarm In Britain Signals Key Europe Crisis
London dispatch reports Britain deeply alarmed as Hitler era rearmament and German bombers raise fears of a new European conflict. Column quotes British legislators and foreign leaders warning that Britain's stance could decide whether war is postponed, accelerated, or averted, with public opinion shaping the path ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buiter
Great Britain
H. HR. Knuckerbocker
H. BR. Knickerbocker
International News Service
Prtt
London
INS
Europe
Britain
Tirpitz
Laague
Germany
Wilhelm II
Adolf Hitler
Admiral Tirnitz
General Goering
German Navy League
France
Italy
Jugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
Romania
Balgium
Switzerland
Holland
Denmark
Cohcengus
Berlin
Paris
Hitler
House of Commony
Napoleon
Tirpilg
Frederick Guest
Tate
Siner
Margiotti Mulls Governor Bid Amid Petitions in Harrisburg
Charles J. Margiotti a Pittsburgh and Punxsutawney attorney said friends urged him to seek the Republican gubernatorial nomination but he has not decided. Nominating petitions for Judge Robert B. Lambertson of Philadelphia were filed in Harrisburg as Margiotti’s petitions were circulated, with Margiotti noting no definite candidacy decision.
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Pittsburgh
INS
Charles J. Margiotti
Punxsylawney
Marglotti
Harrisburg
W. F. Smith
Robert B. Lamberton
Common Plans Court No. 6
Philadelphia
State Bureau of Lensons
Lambarton
Charles J. Mariotti
Punxsutawney
Irene Lchroeder
Glenn Dagus
State Bureau of
Margiotti
Large crowd at Denny A C boxing show.
Report of a boxing card with Indiana and Kittanning fighters including Wingard, Lepley, Sferro, Kalina, Pospieski, DeSanto, and others. Describes rounds, K O calls, decisions, and overall crowd satisfaction with the event.
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Denny A. C
Page One
Joe
Indiana
Lepley
Nizodermis
Wingard
Jackie Taylor
Kittanning
Taylor
Indy Sferro
Battistilla
Sferro
Homer City
Lowman
Battistillo
Golden Glove
Kalina
Pospieski
Oil City
DeSanto
Denny A
Indiana boxing show promotes first big card in state
Results list the bouts in order with eight weight classes including 135 Freddie Mechling versus Bobby Cummings and 140 Reno Sferra against Charles Barretti. Knockouts, decisions, and technical knockouts determined in three round per bout formats. Officials include Referee Barney McGuire and Judges Wayne Bleakley and Frank Lin.
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Indiana
Freddy Mechling
Kittanning
Bobby Cummings
Punxsy
Devision
Reno Sferra
Blairsville
Charles Barretti
Homer City
Red McDowell
Herbert Gilps
Steve Nickleach
Ford City
Johnny Hunka
Pittsburgh
Red Jones
Clarion
Joe Nace
Punxsutawney
Jerry Nicademis
Frank Lepley
DeWayne Wingard
Jackie Taylor
Landy Sferra
Victor Battistille
Lloyd Lowman
Guy Battistille
Henry Kalina
Joe Pospieski
Oil City
Chuck DeSanto
Richard Gregory
Butler Devision
Barney McGuire
Johnstown
Wayne Bleakley
Franklin
Wayne Tomb
Joe Miller
State College
Gallaghter
O'Hara
Joe Davis
Dentists Gather for Next Week Meeting and Banquet
Dentists assemble for next week with luncheon at 12 13 pm two speakers including Dr G L Logan Portage on Extraction of Pathogenic Teeth and Dr Fred D Miller Altoona on The Mouth as a Barometer of Health The afternoon features a business session at 245 pm with officer and delegate elections presided by Dr L W Mehaffey Washington A banquet at 6 pm in the Temple caps the day. Committees cover Clinic Reception Publicity and Entertainment with multiple doctors named from Washington Charleroi Uniontown Greensburg Latrobe and nearby towns. The hippopotamus note completes the page.
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G. L. Logan
Portage
Fred D. Miller
Altoona
L. W. Mehaffey
Washington
District Society
Paul Janaysky
Charleroi
J. W. Gibson
Indiana
Robert Steele
Latrobe
H. Db. Graham
Brownsville
J. B. Lutes
Car Miller
F.C. Robinson
Uniontown
A. J. Dickie
Indi
F. G Thomas
Greensburg
Br. G, B. Fast
Canonsburg
R. R. Hitler
Samuel Friedlander
Banquet
Charles B. Pines
C. A. Bly
Harold Orum
A. J. Brickley
California
Paul Manon
M. F. Rumbaugh
Charteroi
R. YL Shoop
W. H. Black
Derek Nelan
G. F. Herrington
James O'Donovan
Connellsville
H. G. Manon
H. R. Smith
Witt Accuses Brain Trust Over government change claims
Dr William A Witt said he would reveal names of administration brain trust members if summoned to Washington. He asserts the group boasted of plans to upset the American governmental system and to favor communism. Wirt stood by his letter read to a Congressional committee via James Henry Rand Jr. in Washington.
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Gary
Ind
Mar
William A. Witt
Washington
Brain Trust
Wirt
Hare
James Henry Rand, Jr
Roosevelt
Govacnmiadt
Communem
Dr. Wirt
Rand
Hex Slayer Is Happy Today Suicide by Witchcraft Motive
Albert Shinsky, a young man, confessed killer of Mrs Susan Mummey, believed she was a witch. He claimed witchcraft tormented him and killed to end the spell, citing ancient laws over modern justice. He sought peace after years of torment and superstition.
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Albert Shinsky
Susan Mummey
Albert
Shinsky
Mummey
President Johnson presses auto talks toward settlement
Martin May files gubernatorial papers as White House works to avert a strike. After three days of talks with five groups, officials claim substantial progress. Johnson expects an agreement by tomorrow as executives and workers authorize negotiators to settle all disputes and a final White House conference looms.
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NRA
White House
Johnson
Mayor La Guardia presses taxicab strike truce in New York
In New York on March 24, Mayor Fiorello La Guardia issued a sharp ultimatum to end a strike by more than 6,000 taxicab drivers that has sparked unprecedented violence. He summoned strikers and companies to City Hall for a conference, warning that failure to comply would shift the burden for continued chaos. He urged an immediate and permanent settlement as police hold roving attacker bands in check.
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New York
INS
Obituary notices for Walthour Hamlin and Mardis families
Obituaries report the death of 33-year-old Mrs Ethel Walthour wife of pharmacist William R Walthour of Reynoldsville at Maple Avenues Hospital DuBois from peristantis after a two day illness. Also noted are infant Stoker and Mrs Nancy Jane Mardis death at home in Pine township near Strongstown with funeral plans and burial details. Carrie Goss Hamlin of Youngstown dies of a heart attack at 58 with service and burial arrangements provided.
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Ethel Walthour
William R. Walthour
Sayers
Reynoldsville
Maple Avenues Hospital
DuBois
Patton
Reynoldsvile
William, Jr
R. F. Miller
Stoker
Alva Stoker
Blairton Avenue
Greenwood Cemetery
Benton Mardis
Nancy Jane (Hileman) Mardis
Pine Township
Strongstown
Thomas Hiteman
Ladies’ Aid Society
Lyman Mardis
Johnstown
John Stiles
Nant-y-Glo
Reginald Atkinson
John Hileman
Mantoy Midh
Samuel Hileman
Oregon
William Hileman
Etta Hill
Pittsburgh
Strongstown Methodist Episcopal Church
Parker Large
Pine Land Cemetery
Hamlin
Carrie Goss Hamlin
Charlotte Avenue
Youngstown
Grace M. E. Church of
Belvidere
Les Frivolie
John Hamlin
Kahle Goss
Charles Goss
Jail Official to Be Indicted from Crown Point
Crown Point officials plan to indict a jail official after testimony that the Dillinger gang knew the jail layout thoroughly, aided by 16 prisoners moved to Michigan City. Inside help for Dillinger’s escape was claimed, and the death penalty was urged for Clark in closing arguments.
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Crown Point
Lutz
Pierpont
Dillinger
Michigan City
Clark
Benjamin Motter
Joseph Flick
Sarber
Racketeers menace Tracy and Crosby over ransom demand
Hollywood March 24 The star group led by Bing Crosby and Spencer Tracy challenged racketeers who threatened to kidnap Tracy or his children unless $8,000 was paid Detectives said Tracy and his two children James 7 and Louise 2 have been under guard for a month Tracy received the demand February 23 and a later instruction to meet at a busy Hollywood street intersection failed to produce the ransom The threats also caused Crosby to cancel a sailing trip over fears for his 9 month old son.
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Hollywood
INS
Bing Crosby
Spencer Tracy
Tracy
James
Louise
Crosby
Transient Bureau fire toll lists white and negro victims
A tentative list of dead in the Transient Bureau fire names white victims James Alexander Jack Swift Howard Lloyd James Lews Robert Auger James Roberts Walter H Moore and an unidentified man, and negro victims James Miller William Lewis William Williams Wille Brooks Frank Strart. The blaze trapped some victims and a rear wing collapse complicated identification as hospitals report heavy casualties.
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Lynchburg
James Alexander Jack Swift
Howard Lloyd
James Lews
Robert Auger
James Roberts
Walter H. Moore
James Miller
William Lewis
Willia Williams
Wille Brooks
Frank Strart
Revival Meetings at Seventh and Locust Streets Tabernacle
Revival meetings continue nightly at the seventh and Locust tabernacle led by Rev. Cook of Pittsburgh. He is joined by Rev. Jack Munyon for Sunday messages on "The World's Greatest Coming Event" with special music by the Harkness family. Munyon will discuss Aimee Sempla McPherson and answer questions from listeners.
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Tabernacle
Seventh and Locust Streets
Cook
Jack Munyon
Harkness
McKeesport
Munyou
Aimee Sempla McPherson
Pittsburgh
Camps to be dropped from Pennsylvania emergency forests program
Nine of ninety two CCC camps in Pennsylvania state forests will be discontinued for the third period of emergency conservation work starting April 1. Secretary Lewis B. Staley said the continuance of camps will hinder necessary improvements. Camps to be dropped include Nos 65 Treaster Kettle Centre, 67 Beavertown Snyder County Bald Eagle, 79 Kato Centre, 86 Sinnemahoning Cameron, 106 Shippensville Clarion, 115 Troxelville Bald Eagle Centre, 140 Bear Lake Lackawanna, 141 Indiantown Gap Lebanon on military reservation, 142 Martin Hills Bedford in Buchanan. No new camps were recommended to replace them.
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Pennsylvania
Lewis B. Staley
Department of Forests and Waters
Staley
Washington
Treaster Kettle
Tusseyville
Centre County
Penn State Forest
Beavertown
Beaver Springs
Snyder County
Bald Eagle State Forest
Kato
Clarence
Sproul State Forest
Sinnemahoning
Jonestown
Lebanon County
Martin Hill
Everett
Bedford County
Buchanan State Forest
United States Forest Service
MARKETS Produce Market and Livestock Prices Report
Markets show steady demand and good supply across poultry butter eggs vegetables and livestock. Poultry prices rise on colored hens leghorn springers and turkeys. butter and eggs hold steady. vegetables list tomato and lettuce crates. hogs active with top at 5.00 and varied steer prices. cattle receipts and nominal sattle prices noted.
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Hennery
W. Va
Florida
Texas
Savoy
Louisiana
Market Report Shows Varied Beef Prices by Class
Receipts 100 cattle and calves with market steady to 5 cents higher. Steers 400 to 475 pounds good 550 to 640. medium 450 to 560. Heifers 550 to 850 pounds good 500 to 550. medium 425 to 500. Cows good 325 to 400. common and medium 275 to 350. Low cutter to cutter 175 to 275. Bulls young and exceptional good beef 825 to 875. cutter to medium 250 to 325. Calves top and bulk 760. milk fed good to choice 700 to 750. medium 650. cull to common 300 to 500.
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Clymer News
Peiong
Moorhead
Charles Margiotti
Wiit
Martin
New Law Wrecks
J. B. Lytle Eagles Garage
St Ae & 13Th
Baptist Church
Methodist Cemetery
Cockport
Bureau
Mnd
U. S
Leavenworth, Kan
Atlanta
Kea
McNeil Island
The
University of Toronto
Tacrane
Canada
Chicago
Board of Trade
Golflex
Brody
American Tobacco
Atchison T
Acenee Refining
Auburn Motor
Railroad
Bethlehem Steel
Bordens
Curtiss-Wright AM
Eastman Kodak
Erie
Freeport
Texas General Electric
General Foods
General Motors
Int
Pet
D. €. Penny Co
Kelvinator
Kennecott
Lone Star Gas
Montgomery Ward
And
Motor
Natl
Cash
New York Central
H. i North American
Parriard Motor Ie Pennsylvania Railroad
Radio Corporation
Radio Keith
Reynolds Tobacco
Sears Robeuck
Socony-Vacuum
Standard Oil
Cal
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Stud
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