Congressmen Deny Bringing In Liquor From Panama
New York officials opened a probe into claims that Representative William M. Morgan of Ohio had four bottles of whiskey in his baggage after returning from a Panama junket. Morgan and others denied the accusation, noting they are dry and never drank. Washington officials said customs may not search travelers’ baggage on official missions, but cautioned misuse of the port privilege is a matter for Congress to address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William M. Morgan
Newark
Panama
Washington
Morgan
Christobal
Congress
Ohio
Jones Inn
Hequor
Norfolk
Frank D. Lcott
Scott
Flangress
Michigan
United States
MINE FATALITY IN RURAL MINE CLAIMS THREE LIVES
Continued from Fare 1 a crew of workmen rushed into the mine and within minutes Wineberg and three men who lost their lives were uncovered. Wineberg and Byers received first aid from Dr Todd Bowden then were taken to Indiana Hospital. Byers is in critical condition while Wineberg cannot recover. Blucherosky died instantly when roof rock crushed him as he loaded coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wineberg
Byers
Todd Bowden
Indiana Hospital
Blucheroskey
Wrorkman
AKC Show Adds Regular Classes For Kennel Entries
Indiana made a fine showing last year and the town is urged to show its full quota this year. Entries require breed and class, pay the fee, and need not be registered. Classes include Puppy Novice American Bred Limit Open and Winners under the show license.
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American Kennel Chair
Indiana
Cherry Blossom Encore Brings Curtain Call and Duets
In a continuing feature on Cherry Blossom, Russell Leech and Henry and Jessica share honors in a series of delightful duets. James Yone, Curtis Long, and Naroki Fulton deliver refined performances with Japanese and American choruses blending well. Betty Ellis appears in costume, singing "Poor Butterfly" and an encore "Japanese Sandman" to close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Leech
Henry
Jessica
James Yone
Worthington
Curtis Long
Togo
Cherry Blossom
Naroki Fulton
Betty Ellis
Butterfly
Singing star surprises high school crowd with strong voice
High school audiences expected Miss Ellis to play violin but learned she also sings brilliantly. Between acts 2 and 3 bouquets were presented to Miss Mead and to dialogue coach Miss Laura Batterbaugh. The American Chorus featured many names including Oda Bell Harriet Bonner Imogene Burkett Betty Ellis Mabel Fiscus Ruth Jones Florence Kunkle Lyda Martin Natalia Nees Fay Neiler Mary Park Nellie Peters Betty Salswiver Anna Mae Skelton Ruth Snider Jane Stewart Eleanor Strassner Thelma Switzer Dorothy Weasel Winona Wilson Cevilla Wark and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis
Miss Mead
Laura Butterbaugh
Oda Bell
Harriet Bonner
Imogene Burkett
Betty Ellis
Mabel Fiscus
Ruth Jones
Florence Kunkle
Lyda Martin
Natalia Nees
Fay Neiler
Mary Park
Nellie Peters
Betty Salswiver
Anna Mae Skelton
Ruth Snider
Jane Stewart
Eleanor Strassner
Thelma Switzer
Dorothy Weasel
Winona Wilson
Cevilla Wark
Lawrence Bromberieck
James Buchheit
Joseph Catanzarite
Harry Fleming
Merle Fleming
Robert Gessler
Russell Leech
Curtis Long
Kenneth Lewis
Donald McGaughey
Charles Mitchell
Carl Overdorf
Chester Thomas
Ralph Venser
Glenn Wells
Albert Amboni
Compensation fund to pay $200,000 to destitute families
The State Compensation Fund will distribute about $200,000 to destitute families as funeral expenses and semi monthly installments begin next week. Mrs William Taylor, described in the report, will receive the highest compensation for herself, six children, and an unborn child. Payments for the unborn child will continue until age 16. The narrative notes the loss of her husband and stepson.
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Black
William Taylor
Negress
Good Friday Services and All Night Vigil Planned
The article lists times and speakers for Good Friday services across several churches. Rev J J Mellyaine, Rev William Mac Parish, and Rev B F Bieber lead midmorning programs. Rev Arthur R B Porter delivers the crucifixion meaning at 2:40. An all night vigil at St Hayward's Church includes lay Italy Nama Society members and others. A 7:30 pm service at Hirst United Presbyterian features Rev J J McIlvaine on Seven Words from the Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Mellyaine
iFirst United Presbyterian Cimreh
William Mac Parish
The
Christian and Missionary Alliance
B. F. Bieber
Ium Hatheran
Pather
Arthur Rb, Powter
First Baptist Church
St. Hayward’s
Italy
Nama Society
Hirst United
J. J. McIlvaine
Air endurance flights across Roosevelt Field and beyond
Long Island aviator Martin Jensen neared 30 hours aloft aiming to surpass the solo endurance record, while Graf Zeppelin completed an 81 hour journey to the Holy Land and back, landing in Friburghapen as crowds cheered. Spanish fliers Visca Jimenez and Ignacia Ig hopped to Rio de Janeiro after a 4,000 mile flight from Seville, as other updates era fly news aboard.
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Roosevelt Field
INS
Martin Jensen
Dole
Hawaii
Long Island
Mitchell, Roosevelt
Cadias Fields
Graf Zeppelin
Friburichapen
Holy Land
Haigarhere
Amer
Austria
Hungary
Aeppelin
Mediterranean
Europe
Jerusalem
Telax Avi
Palestine
Graf
Athens
Jugo-Slavia
Budapest
Ria Bahia
Brazil
Lranvisca Jimenez
Ignacia Ig
Rio de Janeiro
Camassary
Hem
Jensen
Emil Burgin
Diphtheria and Antitoxin Urges Early Treatment
A warning on diphtheria severity and the lifesaving antitoxin, urging prompt doctor contact within the first two days, bed rest, and parental diligence to protect children. It notes a 4 1/2 day average delay to care and that proper early antitoxin greatly improves outcomes while delaying treatment endangers the heart. Ambridge plans progress on a four story apartment building.
Thrown From Auto Killed in Altoona Crash
Mrs. Rose Fantes, 49, of Altoona, was killed when she was thrown from a car driven by her husband after a collision with another vehicle at a road intersection. The dead woman’s husband and a daughter escaped uninjured. state police investigate. George Roof, recently leaving a barber shop, now works at Paul Balogh shop opposite the Indiana House.
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Altoona
Rose Fantes
George Roof
Paul Balogh
Indiana House
Stose Market At Noon Hour In New York
March 28 the rise in oil, copper, steel and specialty stocks continued in early trading. Prices of market favorites rose 1 to 5 points as traders crowded posts led by Standard Oils of New York New Jersey California along with Pan American Sinclair Pure Oil Marland Shell Union. Call money at 15 percent and loans due Monday. Trading near 900,000 shares with Canada funds flowing in.
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New York
Bir
Standard Oils
New Jersey
California
Pan American
Sinclair
Pure Oil
Marland
Shell Union
Standard of
Standard of California
Royal Dutch and
Highen
Radio
International
Tel
Fea
Canada
Reserve Bank
New York Reserve Bank Board
General Mors
International Adm Belvinater Fna
Romnecath Oo
Mack Tinek Ug Mituy
I Sash Motor N.Y. Centralcia
Norf
Aol West
Battle
Pennsylvania
Radio Corporation
TOR
Reading
Stud¢ Bakers
Curtis Aero
Ehoeue
Aichisan
T. Amd
S. P.u
Legion Minstrels at Ritz Promises March Night Fun
The Legion Minstrels announce five side splitting skits a champion drum corps and a speiler. Kiwanis secretary Mr Charles Russell reports mutual support for the show with reserved seats selling fast though hundreds remain. Acts include Uncle Sam dressed circus band and a Chicago gang war skit with James Lepley and Clarence Fleck in key roles.
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Ritz
Legion Minstrels
Charles Russell
Kiwanis Club
Kien
Legion
My. Russell
Speiler
Uncle Sam
James Lepley
Thug
Chicago
Jimmy
Clarence Fleck
Tenderfoot
Inquest to Resume After De King Shooting Incident
Authorities consider resuming the coroner's inquest into the shooting of Mrs. De King during a confrontation with deputies. Prosecutor Carbary defends the standard grand jury process and vows to pursue the investigation, while noting enforcement of the dry laws will continue.
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Hind de King
de King
Carbary
Smith
Grand Jury
Carbury
Oeet
Clarence Darrow
Greensburg Rotary Convention Opening Activities Described
Registration of delegates and visitors begins opening day with sightseeing tours bridge teas theater parties and other diversions. Round table discussions and general sessions will cover multiple topics with daily luncheons at the Penn Albert and speeches to follow. Election of officers is a principal item on the final afternoon, with the opening session featuring Will Rotary Endure by Almon E Rath vice president.
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Penn Albert
Rotary
Almon E. Rath
Vice Press
Colored Troop of Scouts Installed At Blairsville
A first of its kind installation last evening at the First Colored Baptist Church Blairsville marks the creation of Troop No. 6 in the Indiana County Council Boy Scouts of America. Scout Commissioner G G Kanable and District Commissioner G M Cunningham presented the charter and badges to leaders Frank Peoples and Bibb Folmer as Rev W M Meadows praised the effort and urged church support. The ceremony featured a hymn, scripture, prayers, and a benediction from the Scout Executive.
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Indiana County Council
Boy Scouts of America
First Colored Baptist Church of
Blairsville
W. M. Meadows
First Colored Baptist Church
Kanable
G. M. Cunningham
G. G. Kanable
Trdap Committee
First Colored Church of
Berlin Minpfield
First Methodist Church
Frank Peoples
Bibb Folmer
Boy Scout Executive
Forest Guidelin
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Berlin Empfield
Blairavilly Schools
Meadows
America
Rotary International Delegates Arrive in Palo Alto for Conference
The report notes Palo Alto hosting the opening Rotary session with Mayor Harry N. Yont welcoming delegates. Rev. H. B. Strock to offer invocation as Harry W. Friedlander, president of the conference committee, will call the meeting to order and preside until district governor Harry Whyel of Uniontown delivers the address.
Weekend Socials and Visits Across Counties
Mrs Bert Rumel shopped in Indiana on Monday. Mr and Mrs Samuel Langham of Clymer visited the Langhams parents Mr and Mrs N Hudson on Sunday. Eugene Rumel of Vandergrift was home over the weekend. Blain Berringer and James Langham drove to Altoona Saturday. The John Lydie sale drew many attendees on Thursday. Verlo Berringer Cladys Bardford Rheus Coble Esther Fletcher Bernie Set tinger Thelma Millee of St Benedict called on James Langham Saturday. William Van of Johnstown visited his father R S Boring on Sunday.
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Bert Rumel
Indiana
Samuel Langham
Clymer
N. Hudson
Ei. G. Rumel
Harley Johns
Iuugene Rumel
Vandergriftshen
Blain Berringer
St. Benedict
James Langham
Altoona
John Lydie
Verlo Berringer
Cladys Bardford
Rheus Coble
Esther Fletcher
Bernie Settinger
Thelma Millee
Wiliam van
Johnstown
Plum Creek Social Notes Reveal Local Visit Highlights
Indiana caller activity and family visits fill a Plum Creek page as residents recount gatherings at Marion Center Brookville McKeesport and Plumville. Notable entries include Mrs Lowry Little Mrs George McMillen and Mrs Delbert Frantz visiting relatives while others travel to see kin.
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Plum Creek
Lowry Little
Indiana
George McMillen
Delbert Frantz
C. W. McLaughlin
Laird Thompson
Marion Center
Clarence Perry
Harold
Brookville
H. C. Rancin
Harry Croft
Arthur Weaver
James Weaver
Charles Bell
Noble
Tait Streams
W. ©. Jamison
Pauline McMillan
McKeesport
Harry Mitchell
Plumville
Doe Potts
Jd. M. Rankin
Belle McLaughlin
James McCurdy
Clair McCurdy
Harry Rankin
Beryl Perry
Indiana Hospital Patient Named in Records
A patient at Indiana Hospital is identified in internal records. The report notes the individual’s status within the facility without disclosing sensitive or personal details.
Washington area social and local visits in Creekside and Willet
Miss Ruby Kunkle called on Miss Ella Wagner Sunday. Several families including the Brewers and Kunkles visited each other Saturday. A new grader and caterpillar tractor were bought by Washington Township supervisors. Harold Stuchell bought a new car. Others listed include James Johnston, Hershep Lakehart, William Brewer, Carl Wallace, Mrs. John Johnston, Mrs. E. A. Harman, Mrs. Samuel Graden, and Joseph Stuchell on Creekside and Wilmer Uncapher visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Kunkle
Ella Wagner
Oran Brewer
Creekside
W. d. Brewer
James Johnston
Sherd Kunkle
Harry Waugaman
John Brandon
Hershep Lakehart
Indiana
William Brewer
Willet
Washington Township
Lyle Konkle
Wilmer
Howard Brewer
W. J. Brewer
Harold Stuchell
Carl Wallace
John Johnston
E. A. Harman
James Marsho
Phipps Family Visits Salina Coal and Gas Drilling Site
Jim Phipps and family of Aultman visited on Sunday along with Mrs. Clara Townsend. The Salina Coal and Gas company is drilling well No. 3 on the Miller farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Phipps
Aultman
Clara Townsend
Salina Coal and Gas Company
Miller Farm
West Mahoning social notes and local sales
Mrs Mary Stear and Helen McCon nell called in Smicksburg on Mon Mrs Silas Hazlett spent a couple days at the Loop with Mr and Mrs John Barrett Kidd Niel called on Guss Dodson recently Mrs May McClelland and brother Earl called in Smicksburg on Sunday with Charles Stiteler and wife Harry Travis finished sawing on fi Roush and Walker tract on Fri Lizzie Elkin spent Tuesday with Mrs Mattie Edmunds See our flower show at the Green Vase Floral Shoppe 182x The finest potted plants we have every had Place your order now Crew Vase Floral Shoppe 182s Moore's Furniture Auction Saturday 2 83 0-7 30 182x Last Day Auction Sale of Moore Furniture Saturday Mar 30th
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Stear
Helen McConnell
Smicksburg
Silas Hazlett
Loop
John Barrett
Kidd Niel
Guss Dodson
May McClelland
Brother Earl
Charles Stiteler
Harry Travis
Fi Roush
Walker
Lizzie Elkin
Mattie Edmunds
Crew
Gazette Promotes America’s Favorite Poems Booklet
The notice touts a new booklet of beloved poems chosen by the people of the United States. It invites readers to obtain the compilation for ten cents by sending a coupon to Washington, D. C., not to the office.
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Gazette
America
United States
Washington, D. C
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