Conference on deer disease leads to national study drive
Experts from the Biological Survey and Pennsylvania institutions met to plan a wide scale study of deer parasites and food habits amid foot and mouth concerns in California. Officials announced advisory groups, coordinated by the Game Commission, to forward specimens and coordinate federal interest with state work.
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Aituattos
B. Kell
Biologica Survey
California
Norman Stewart
Bucknell University
Lewisburg
Doer
Jiehan
Stewart
Game Commission
Harrisburg
United States
W. St. Bell
BE. A. Geldian
Vernon Bailey
The
Biological Survey
Washington, D. C
Dw BR
Watts
Rd, Anthony
McIntyre
Pennsylvania State College
Norman H. Stewart
M. F. Barnes
A. Breckner
Bureau of Animal Industry
Pennsylvania Deqeetment of Agriculture
G. H. Wirt
Mx. Roland
Department of Forests and Waters
Ross L. Leffley
Adolf Muller
Francis H. Coffin
Winecoff
Scranton
John J. Slautterback
Commission
George M. Sutton
Bureau of Research and Information
Funeral cortege for Marshal Foch draws world leaders to Paris
A vast international funeral in Paris honors Marshal Ferdinand Foch with attendees from France Britain Belgium and Czechoslovakia among others. Leaders such as President Doumergue Premier Poincare and King George’s envoy attended as troops from multiple nations added a global military air to the proceedings. The coffin borne on a gun caisson draped with crepe moved through crowded streets as police and soldiers maintained order.
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Doumergue
France
Poincare
Prince of Wales
George
British Empire
Charles
Belgium
Paris
Wall Street Sputters as Selling Dampens Rally Hope
New York March 26 Traders attempt a late morning recovery in industrials but a widespread speculative selloff keeps gains in check. The money rate sits at 12 percent with the reserve bank silent on rediscounts. Radio and several heavyweights show mixed moves as traders eye further declines before any sustained buying.
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New York
Wallstrest
Reserve
Iard
Anaconda
Greene Cananea
Bethlehem Steel
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake and Ohio
iGhile Copper
Gebe
Chrysler
Erie Railroad
General Motor
Eseeeeyereys
International Paper
International Nickel
Kelvinator
Norf and
West
Pennsylvania
R. Ry Y
Pullman
Radio Corp
U. &. Steel
Wright Aero
Arenes
Westinghouse Electric
Eresere
C. M. St. PL
Ce. Eee
C. M. St. Py
Willys Overland
Stereee Qtr
Curtis Aero
Ee Teeeeve
Atchison T
Expeditionary Force in the Great War Funeral Procession
The tall officer wore a red sash and the grand cross of the Legion of Tower. Behind the caisson, officers carried 26 cushions bearing marshal decorations. Forty Foch family members followed, excluding Madame Foch and Germaine who traveled from the cathedral to the Invalides in a carriage.
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Diplomatic Corps
Myron T. Merrick
United States
Prince of Wales
Prince Charles
Belgium
France
American Legion
Garde Republicaine
Rua Rivoli
Marshal Foch
John J. Pershing
Legion of Tower
Caisson
Foch
Madame Foch
Germaine
the Invalides
Tea program recital at Rock of Liberty songs and Indian Mountain
Monday continued notes list Howard Way and several ladies performing songs Pitter Pat ter In and Out from Rock of Liberty and Indian Mountain Song by Cadman. A tasty tea was served by the committee of the day including Mrs. William E. Pierce and others assisting Mrs. Ellis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Way
John Goheen
W. Pearl Walker
Charles Gessler
Cadman
William E. Pierce
William A. Simpson
J. Blair Sutton
Margaret Evand
Mra. Ellis
Charity Bequests Highlight Punxsutawney Wills
Continued from page one the Robert Calderwood Fund will yield about 800 dollars annually for charitable use. The Punxsutawney National Bank officers act as custodians and determine yearly disbursements. Other bequests include 2000 to the Salvation Army and gifts to the Board of Foreign Missions of the Punxsutawney Presbyterian Church. Mrs Baun’s will also memorializes a generous life influencing local institutions and several churches. Probate reveals large future bequests by other local donors totaling thousands for community landmarks and charity.
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Punxsutawney National Bank
Robert Calderwood
Baw
Salvation Army
Eutleigh
Gore
Board of Foreign Missions
Punxsutawney
Rossiter Presbyterian
Smyerstown
House Backs State Highway Bills in Pennsylvania Session
State lawmakers favored passage of highways measures amid talks by Representatives Griffith Flynn and others. Revenue plans include a possible added gas tax while existing motor code increases license fees for drivers and trucks. Bills for the new revenue department, voting machine, and industrial police measures moved toward final action, with several items amended and awaiting Senate review.
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Commonwealth
Griffith
Indiana
Flynn
Elk
House
State Department of Revenue
Senate
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Leslie
Mansfield
McClure
Kitts
Troliay
Salas
Schantz
Oratory
Woodward Senate
Philadelphia
Three Twitter Bills Regulating Aeronautics in Pennsylvania
Three proposed laws in Pennsylvania establish an aeronautics commission and charge the Department of Internal Affairs with new duties. The bills outline governance, oversight, and regulatory measures for air travel within the state, signaling a shift in aviation oversight.
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Twitter
Pennsylvania
Aeronautics Commission
Department of Internal Affairs
Forecast near normal for June with cold spell ahead
Forecaster notes June near normal and July five degrees below. Yesterday’s low 48, mean 68. Today showers and colder with possible snow flurries by night. By Wednesday colder with near freezing minimum, then gradual warmup, rain or snow by night. Low pressure areas move east from the Upper Lakes. a Mackenzie cold wave headed southeast. another northwest low will bring rising temps and precipitation followed by further cold.
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Texas
Upper Lakes
Lorentz
Mackenzie Basin
Canadian
Prince Albert
Riot in Coliseum Sparks Panic and Stampede
A Thompson punishment incident sparked a brawl between a negro fan and a white spectator in the southeast balcony. Hoodlums drew guns as balcony patrons surged into aisles yelling Fire. Spectators fled amid crashing chairs and terrified cries, while officials cleared the ring and ordered the boxing match to resume.
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Thompson
Spanish fliers complete South Atlantic crossing to Brazil
The Spanish aviators Francisco Jiminez and Ignacio Iglesias reportedly crossed the South Atlantic from Seville and passed Natal, Brazil, early March 26, then continued toward Rio de Janeiro, with statements differing on landing details and fuel status.
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London
Francisco Jiminez
Ignacio Iglesias
South Atlantic
Seville
Spain
Natal
Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
Spanish aviators aim to beat Brazil flight record
Telegraphed report details Jiminez and Iglesias flying from Seville in the "Jesus Del Gran Poder" to Natal then on toward Rio de Janeiro. The Breguet biplane carried 1000 gallons of gas and five tons load, averaging over 100 mph aided by tailwinds. They left Seville at 6:50 PM Spanish time, covered 4000 miles to Natal in 34 to 34 hours, then crossed 2400 miles to sea to reach Natal, pursuing the Italian record.
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Rio de Janeiro
Natal
Seville
Jesus del Gran Poder
Jesus the Great Power
Fies
Brazil
Cape Verde
Africa
Jiminez
Iglesias
Ferrarin
del Prete
Rome
Costes
le Brix
South Atlantic
Possible Senate Battle Looms Over Massachusetts Seat
Senator Frederick H. Gillett holds the Massachusetts seat nearing 80, unlikely to seek reelection. Ex-Governor Alvan T. Fuller, 51, wealthy and eager for public service, has surfaced as a potential candidate after meeting President Hoover. Fuller’s GOP support tugs at Coolidge’s influence, while Butler and Stearns oppose him. final decision rests with Coolidge and the dynamics of a likely contest.
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Senate
Frederick H. Gillett
Gillett
Massachusetts
Alvan T. Fuller
Hoover
Fuller
Butler and Stearns
Coolidge
Butler-Stearns
Bay State
Stow
Washington
Massachussetts
Ardent Lovers Featured in Operetta Cast
Pauline MacCardle and Albert Moreau star as two lovers with Curtis Long as secretary. A chorus of eighty and a fifteen piece orchestra accompany the performance set for 8 15 curtain time. Please be on time.
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Pauline MacCardle
Albert Moreau
Curtis Long
Ditch blasting demonstrations offered in several county communities
The Du Pont Company led by W L Dever will hold ditch blasting demonstrations in multiple county communities, with last year's sessions at Brush Valley and Blacklick townships. An open ditch can be blasted three feet deep and one and a half feet wide, with cooperators paying only dynamite costs. The method suits swampy areas and straightening or deepening runs. Betty Harper visits grandparents Mr and Mrs John Barry in West Philadelphia Street.
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du Pont Company
W. L. Dever
Punxsutawney
J. W. Warner
Brush Valley Township
George McCutchean
Blacklick Township
W. P. McCrea
Betty Harper
John Barry
West Philadelphia Street
Card of Thanks for Milton Moffman
We express gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and after the death of our grandfather Milton Moffman. Thanks also for the beautiful floral tributes. Mrs. William Steffey Strongytown Pa.
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Milton Moffman
William Steffey
Strongy- Town
Legion Minstrely to Be a Hummer Opens April at Ritz
Announcement states no radio broadcast for Legion Minstrely and that tickets go on sale Wednesday at the Ritz box office with no prior reservations. Act features Delos Campbell and Caroline Gesslar in a double spoof, a devils and imps skit, William Raymond as soloist, Olsen brothers with accordion song and dance, plus a schoolchildren matinee.
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Ittz
Ing
Ritz
Imanagement
Delos
Campbell
Caroline Gesslar
Hades
William Raymond
Olsen Brothers
Indiana
Woman Killed in Liquor Raid in Aurora
In Aurora Illinois a raid on the De King home left Mrs Lillian De King 35 dead and her husband and a dry agent wounded. Deputy sheriffs said she was struck by a bullet while dialing an attorney. The boy son witnessed her fall and fired, injuring Roy Smith in the leg before officers restrained him.
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Aurora
Lillian de King
de King
Deuty Sheriffs
Bandits Hit Dairy Office After Gary Robbery
Five masked bandits, tied to a Gary Indiana bank heist, entered a Chicago dairy company office and restrained twenty drivers against a wall. The raid yielded about $5,000 as officers investigated the connection to the earlier hold up.
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Chicago
Gary
Ind
Anti-Smuggling Treaties Tightened After Sinkings
Washington reports potential revision of anti smuggling treaties with Great Britain and Canada following the sinking of the Canadian registered schooner Jim Alone by a coast guard cutter long off the U S coast. The British Embassy disputes US law on hot and continuous pursuit while Britain and Canada plan joint protests after consular investigations.
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Washington
Great Britain
Canada
Jim
Coast Guard
Dexter
Mexico
Treasury Department
Fire Sweeping German Liner Europa Submerged
A blaze of incendiary origin swept the North German Lloyd liner Europa at Blohm Voss yards in Hamburg. Firemen fought the flames from 2 am, then the ship sank with only its superstructure above water, raising sabotage suspicions as fires spread. The line offered a 5,000 marks reward for evidence solving the mystery.
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Hamburg
Germany
Ins)iire
Europa
Blohm Voss
Elbe
Lloyd Line
New Democrat Joins Hoover Administration Secretarial Pool
Washington reports a new Democrat, French Strother, has joined President Hoover's offices as literary secretary. He becomes the fourth secretary and will handle unusual mail and research the historical background for speeches. Strother is listed as a Democrat in Who's Who, though he worked for Republicans during the campaign.
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Washington
INS
Hoover
French Strother
Strother
Herbert
Lou
Mr. Hoover
Republican Party
Robbery at Gary Bank Leaves Manager Wounded
An assistant manager Herman Morgenstern was wounded in the side while trying to save the payroll as bandits fled with 3600 dollars. The getaway car abandoned matched a vehicle description used by Gary robbers, with the manager reporting the burst of gunfire and the culprits fleeing.
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Gary
Herman Morgenstern
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