Death of Jefferson County leader Irvin at Big Run
Tevin Irvin, prominent Jefferson County figure and former representative, died at his Big Run home Sunday night. Born October 29, 1888 in Liberty, he built a banking and business career with the Irvin family and led local church and civic efforts. Survived by widow, one son, three daughters, a brother and several grandchildren. funeral arrangements pending for Wednesday afternoon.
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Indiana
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Milk price cut to hit Pittsburgh area in spring
Farmers protest ongoing as milk commission schedules a lower price on April 2 citing anticipated spring volume and lower production costs. Keystone Producers Association opposes the move in Harrisburg, threatening injunctions. The next price change will affect Allegheny and Beaver Counties and large parts of Armstrong Butler Mercer Lawrence Washington Westmoreland.
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Keystone Producers Association
Mercer
Harrisburg
Commission
Allegheny
Beaver Counties
Armstrong, Buller
Indians
Lawrence
Washington
Westmore- Wend
Burns Says Hoge Threatened Actor Over Salt Issue
Burns testified he heard nothing from Hoge for years until he says Hoge, via his agent, threatened him over a salt matter. The suit lists Paramount, a Paramount lawyer Jacob Karp ten John Does and two Jane Does. Mage charged the defendants with conspiring to abduct and coerce the victim into aligning two papers by threatening violence.
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Hoge
Paramount
Jacob Karp
John Does
Jane Does
Mage
Ran
Pers
Dies Hears Reports of Soviet Agents in U.S.
Washington March 26 chairman Dies of the House committee on un American activities said the panel would immediately probe reports that Russia has hundreds of agents in the United States to obtain military and industrial secrets. He pledged to summon witnesses and investigate the espionage claims as reporters noted a separate case in Pittsburgh where John L. Spivak, a Daily Worker writer, was arrested following a dispute with Edward Francis Sullivan over charges in a book. The day featured testimony about use of the President's name in a false identity and contempt actions against a witness.
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New Massés
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Caradpolis
Justice of the Peace
George Kazer
College president lauds alumni gathering and campus plans
The college president praised community support at an alumni gathering and outlined campus projects including 48 alumni units statewide, a 1602-seat auditorium, moving the training school, and a new library. Enrollment stands at 1380 students with 274 staff and a $600,000 annual budget. The event featured remarks by Dr. King and musical offerings from college conservatory members.
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Training School
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Lion Clarence Gephardt
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James Ramsay
College Conservatory
Ape Bonn
Rhea Manally
Mildred King
Vinlin
Mary Campbell
Mias Peggy Moseley
Conservatory
H. Lane Wilson
Gladys Rich
Olle Boeski
Mi McAnully
Thomas J. Wughas
Conservatory Faculty Perform Two Piano Numbers at Gala
Conservatory faculty played two piano pieces, Spanish Danse by Moskowski and Minuet from Haydn's third symphony. The head table featured J Martin Fry of State College, Kiwanis district governor, Eugene Jenks, Paul B Hasinger, Rotary president and secretary, John Erickson, Lions president, and Ralph Rowland, Kiwanis secretary.
Obituary notices from Homer City and Rayne township
Obituary notices report services for Mrs Ode Belle Lingenfelter Washington 48 of Rayne township to be held Wednesday at 2 p m with Rev Charles T Bohletter officiating and interment at Grove Chapel Cemetery. She was born May 2 1893 and survived by husband Oren B Washington two sons William H and James F Washington two brothers Joseph A and W Watson Lingenfelter and sister Mya Bana Hilberry. Another obituary notes Georges Miller with services at his late home at 3 p m and interment at Isnei Cemetery with friends receiving in the late home.
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Ode Belle (Lingenfelter) Washington
Rayne Township
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Grove Chapel
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Mary (Osborne) Lingenfelter
Grove Chapel Lutheran Church
Home Grange
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James F. Washington
Joseph A
W. Watson Lingenfelter
Mya
Bana Hilberry
Home
William Taxlom
Péter Taylor
Heilwood
Uniontown
Indiana County
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Leona Gromley
Clymer
Charles
Melvin
Walter
Mary Lou
Vannia May
Pentecostal Church
Kinport
Charles Nelson
Uniontown Cemetery
Faint tale of a man linked to a city crime case
A man faced a grand larceny related charge after a late night incident. Detectives report weeks of ambiguous leads tied to an enterprise in Philadelphia involving purported sales and a charity fundraiser. The suspect allegedly appeared in a crowd then vanished as officers investigated a suspected scheme.
Family Mourns as Deaths, Services Set in Armagh Area
Obituaries from Brushvalley Township and nearby communities publish funeral services for Alfred Dilts Torrance, Diana Davis, Russell William Mack, and William Taxlom. Diana Davis, English immigrant and Brushvalley Methodist member, died of pneumonia. services in Armaugh Methodist Church. Russell Mack, 33, Pittsburgh native, died in Johnstown hospital. burial in Armagh Cemetery. Taxlom, 38, Heilwood resident, funeral at Kinport Pentecostal Church with interment in Uniontown.
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Ebensburg
BR. D
Johnstown
Pittsburgh
Baul
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Virginia Mack
Gona
C. H. Mack
Lake Arial
Cec
WPA Election Guidance For State Workers Officials
An official memo urges American citizens to vote freely while warning employees not to be pressured into political support. It states laws prohibit donations, promises of WPA jobs, or firings for political reasons and calls for reporting violations. The document emphasizes keeping the WPA neutral and politics-free on the job and at project sites.
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WPA
Philip Mathews
Shenandoah WPA fallout over clubhouse case and fines
A Shenandoah case centers on a clubhouse at Brandenville linked to nine WPA workers who agreed to donate labor for its construction. Indictments include relationship to state figures and a $96,000 government bill for labor, plus fines for misuse of WPA labor. Trial and related charges involve Cuff, Gallagher, and others with admission of ownership by the Camporalia Club.
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Frank Poska
Lest Aumah
Joseph P. Dando
Bohuyskill County
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Pennsylvania election charges loom in 1938 primary trial
The piece outlines 1938 primary campaign charges and a connected trial. Key figures include Democratic State Chairman David L. Lawrence, Party Secretary Ralph M. Bashey, and defendants Carl K. Deen Robert M. Fager Frank R. Hean Wendell Morgenthales Clyde H. Binich William B. Freeland with witnesses like former Attorney General Charles J. Margiotti. Jurors and alternates are named from Harrisburg and surrounding towns.
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Steelton
Beaver
David L. Lawrence
Lawrence
Ralph M. Basheys
Carl K. Deen
Robert M. Fager
Dauphin County
Harrisburg
Frank R. Hean
State Board of Pardons
Wendell Morgenthales
Clyde H. Binich
William B. Freeland
Shelley
Charles J. Margiotti
Margiotti
George H. Earle
Earle
Bulgaria
Marglotti
Shelly
William P. Orr
William E.blicker
Harrisburg Railways Company
Ruth Klinger
Homer K. Baum
Middletown
Norman Leg Gray
Rusgell Houser
Rosie Bayzak
Waitrens
John D. Cain
Ernest Folk
Arthur J. Rose
John J. McManus
Mary A. Grose
Richard Keys
Charles
McLaughan
Prince Albert Riding Performs Election Drift In 1917
Prime minister hopeful seeks re election to the House of Commons from Prince Albert Saskatchewan. Opponent Dr Manion aged 88 a Catholic active in public affairs since 1917 after the war disrupted his medical career. Both leaders remain in Ottawa awaiting results likely late tonight.
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Markets muddled as traders weigh ripples from bonds
Markets show mixed moves amid caution over bond yields and inflation signals. Investors weigh Treasuries, equity swings, and currency shifts as the week unfolds, with notable activity in energy and financial shares.
Army and Navy Permit Allies to Buy 600 Planes
Washington March 26 Army and Navy agreed on an export policy to allow France and Britain access to American warplane models. The plan aims to boost the aircraft industry and tests, with Allies receiving some 800 planes under construction and orders for latest ships. Conditions include data sharing on performance and guarantees against European production of American designs.
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Livestock and grain market report from Pittsburgh and Chicago
Pittsburgh hogs sold 1 cent lower with weights 160 to 330 pounds, cattle prices steady as steer and heifer ranges shift, calves slow and mid quality bidding mixed. Wheat and corn futures in Chicago eased as moisture expectations weigh on grain values, May wheat around 1.06, corn near 0.66 to 0.67.
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College Weather Forecast Turns Warmer and Cloudy
Fair and warmer today with rising clouds. Warmer tomorrow then rain or snow at night. Temperature reading 14 as maximum 2 and minimum 1. Relative humidity around 70 percent. Barometric pressure today 39.87, yesterday 39.67.
Tragedy Reported in Unclear Local Incident
A brief note details a deadly event in a local area with unnamed victims and authorities investigating. The fragmentary text mentions a tragedy affecting residents and the need for official updates as information unfolds.
Governors Caledonia Talk Sparks Republican Forum
The governor met Hamilton at Hershey and discussed Republican sentiment rather than convention plans. Ballot draws in Pennsylvania split candidates for U S Senate and state offices. Key names include Walter A. Jones, William N. McNair, Joseph P. Guffey, Albert H. Ladner, Jay Cooke, James N. McKee, Robert W. Pratt, James F. Malone, and others in Democratic and Republican slots for treasurer and auditor general.
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Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
Pica
U. S
William N. McNair
Pittsburgh
Joseph PF. Guffey
Deamarratte
Albert H. Ladner
Philadelphia
Jay Cooke
Organization
John A. Detenzo
Altoona
Lisher
Jackson E. Scar
Bethlehem
Harold Wagner
Wilkes-Barré
Owen B. Hunt
James N. McKee
Johnstown
Robert W. Pratt
James F. Malone
Donald M. Livingston
Delaware County
Joseph D. Burka
F. Craig Ross
Butler
Frank P. B. Thompson
Frederick T. Geler
Forest City
C. D. Boden
Shamokin
Revivals at Free Methodist Church This Week
Nightly services advertised at 7 30 and a Sunday 2 40 lecture by Evangelist Lintcome on The Home What Make It and What Breaks It A large delegation from the Church of the Nazarene of New City and from Blairsville attend last night Other churches plan to join Tonight’s subject Sunset Repentance The speaker criticizes mere theory and urges fire baptizing emphasizing emotion over mere intellectualism
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Digestive Tonic Promises Gas Relief in Local Ad
In Clearfield Pennsylvania Clare Hixon promotes World's Tonic as a digestion aid. The ad touts relief from gas and bloating with mineral and herbal ingredients and mentions major drug stores carrying the product.
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Clearfield
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