New Buildings for Indiana College Promised by Trustees
The board of trustees, led by Thomas Sheehe, pursues funding for a major campus expansion at Indiana College. Plans include a new auditorium and expanded dining area with a remodeled entrance, foyer and lounge, plus dormitory provisions for male students and improved facilities.
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Fausoid
Thomas Sheehe
Board of Trustees
Indiana
Clark Hall
College Avenue
Fausold
John Sutton Hall
Indiana plans major campus overhaul for new lab school
The new dormitory and a modern laboratory training school will transform Indiana college life. A sound observation system will let observers study teaching methods without disturbing classes. The scope of professional progress and student facilities will expand dramatically as construction more than doubles current campus buildings, elevating the college’s size and status in Pennsylvania.
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John Sutton Hall
Fausold
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Lieut Morgan Transferred As Regional Planting Program Opens
Lieut Morgan is transferred to a league with Indiana teams. Robert L. Porter reports receiving 50 000 Scotch Pine 6 300 Japanese Red Pine 15 000 Japanese Larch from C B C Nurseries Crymer. 20 000 Black Locust from S C S nursery Five Points heeled in at camp. A 100 000 Pitch Pine shipment from North Carolina expected by truck soon. Planting season starts next week. R S Snyder says inspection visit to ramp on Wednesday March 29. Brenneman Indiana project superintendent and S C S forestry officials visited Tuesday evening for a planting demonstration. Foremen leaders and assistants participated.
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Indiana
Robert L. Porter
New Jersey
R. S. Snyder
Brenneman
Forestry Department
5S. C. S
Easter in Rome and an ancient Lancaster egg
Devout Catholics filled Rome churches for Good Friday as Pope Pius XI’s health improved and the city observed solemn rites. In Lancaster County, a 261-year-old Easter egg from 1776 was displayed by the historical society, presented by a grist mill worker to his sweetheart Miss Maria Brubacher, now tied to Mrs. Calvin Loeffler.
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Prus XI
Holy Father
Papal Apartments
Christ
St. Peter's
Lancaster
Ephrata Cloisters
Lancaster County Historical Society
H. H. Beck
Maria Brubacher
Calvin Loeffler
Obituary notices detail Anderson family deaths and services
Two obituaries note deaths by pneumonia and stroke. Surviving relatives include Ella S Anderson and Elizabeth Rowley, plus multiple Anderson siblings in Mobile, South Orange, and at home. Funeral services are set for 2:00 p m Saturday at the maternal home with burial in Oakland Cemetery Indiana.
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Ella S. Anderson
Elizabeth Rowley
Indiana
David C. Anderson
Mobile
Ala
James E. Anderson
South Orange
N. J
Thomas B. Anderson
Oakland Cemetery
Bethel Church Interment Planned in Cemetery
Bethel United Presbyterian Church announces interment will be in the church cemetery following services.
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Bethel United Presbyterian Church
Church Cemetery
LUXURY LINER CRASH NEAR PITTSBURGH DETAILS EMERGE
The 320 left Newark at 2 15 p m for Pittsburgh where at 6 45 p m it crashed near a valley edge. J F Frye TWA president said the ship engines and radio were in perfect condition. Pilot Bohnet reportedly could not land due to fog and mist. Witnesses described the plane diving and hitting the ground vertically with no pleas for help heard.
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Jack Frye
TWA
Pittsburgh
Federal Communications Commission
M. L. Cunningham
Aeronauticcs
Bohnet
Fittsburgh
Cant. Wilkins
Williams
M. Williams
Spanish War At A Glance Court Battle To Show Film
Government troops push insurgents toward Pozoblanco as siege ends near. In Granada province Sierra Del Toro falls to government forces. Madrid reports resumed shelling with no casualties. Insurgent planes attack coastal towns at Santander and Gijón. one sailor killed. Franco raids Alcala de Henares airfield, burning three planes. In Harrisburg, ACLU reopens bid to show Spain in Flames in Pennsylvania, challenging censorship by Governor Earle. North American committee plans Philadelphia showing with 200 witnesses. governor seeking opinions from 50 citizens.
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Pozablanca
Sierra del Toro
Grenada
Motril
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Santandér
Gijon
Biscayan
Alcala de Hares
Francisco ‘Franco
Harrisburg
American Civil Liberties Union
Spain
Pennesylvania
Harle
State Board of Censors
Earlé
North American Committee For Spanish Democracy
The
Civil Liberties Union
Philadelphia
Earle
Tragic air crash in Pennsylvania area recounts multiple survivors
Witnesses describe a plane that plunged about 600 feet after a midair failure. A faint pulse was detected in a female crew member though rescue teams feared she would not live. A Washington, Pennsylvania taxi operator saw the ship nearing crash, estimating its height at under 300 feet. Firefighters found the crippled, winged fuselage and a barely damaged tail. This marks the area’s third major air accident in a year, following two other deadly incidents earlier in April and September, with a heroic stewardess and other survivors noted in the reports.
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Bourguignon
Robert McWilliams
Washington, Pa
Bank Book System Details in Bradford Fraud Trial
Erie March 26. A jury heard how a bookkeeping scheme allegedly added 250 dollars daily to the earnings of the closed Commercial National Bank of Bradford. Paul Trapani testified the method ran from 1932 until the bank failed in 1935 and involved Cunningham Natural Gas Corp. Deposits moved through Bath banks and New York telegraphings. Defendants include Cunningham, Campbell, gas company employees, and bank officers.
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Commercial National Bank of
Bradford
Paul Trapani
Cunningham Natural Gas Corporation of
Farmers and Mechanics Trust Company
Bath
F. W. Calkins
Bradford Bank
Trapani
Calkins
Cunningham Company
Chase National Bank of
New York City
Western Union
John T. Cunningham
Gas
Wilson R. Campbell
Bank At
Gas Company
Arrangements Completed for Pitt Football History Talk
Dr Jock Sutherland will discuss football experiences and show Pitt game films from 1935 and 1938. Mr and Mrs E J Meuckie with Dr Wilbur Gibson and Eddie Fyock lead Pitt songs. Honored guests include Dr P V McParland and senior Indiana High School football lettermen.
Jock Sutherland A Shrine Of Pitt Football Coaching
The Cathedral of Learning at the University of Pittsburgh profiles Dr Jock Sutherland a Doctor of Dental Surgery and American College of Dentists fellow famed for one of America’s best coaching records His 13 year Pitt record shows 3 wins 18 losses and 1 tie His five years at Lafayette yielded 33 wins eight losses and two ties His teams earned four Rose Bowl selections and he won the Eastern title for Lafayette in 1921 and for Pitt in 1927 1929 1931 1932 1934 and 1936 He developed 14 All Americans at Pitt and three at Lafayette He began football at Pitt in 1914 and earned a reputation as a top guard.
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Jock” Sutherland
American College of Dentists
America
Pitt
Lafayette
Collie Dog Hero Of Rural Hill Community
In Waverly North Dakota March 26 a 45 pound collie named Toots saved 15 year old Robert Kline from a bull attack as he closed a barnyard gate. The dog rushed to protect its master biting the bull’s hind feet, causing the animal to pause and flee. Robert suffered only slight injuries.
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Waverly
Toots
Robbert Kline
Robert
Markets in Pittsburgh Produce and Livestock Report
Markets in Pittsburgh on March 26 show moderate demand for produce with varied prices for apples and potatoes across multiple varieties. Hogs and cattle numbers and prices are listed, with overall bid strength observed in hogs and steady to firm cattle and lamb markets. The report also notes a rise in Bell System telephone operating revenues to 1,039,463,007 for 1936, up 76,377,542 from 1935.
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New York
Maine
Pennsylvania
Idaho
Florida
Washington
The
Federal Communications Commission
Bell System
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