Crowded Anchorage couple move to Kukaklek Lake
Anchorage residents Mr and Mrs Sill Hammersley moved from a crowded trading post area to Kukaklek Lake to escape dense population. In Rochester a patrolman found a horse in a No Parking zone and decorated it with a marker. In Holstein a farmer returned his old age check after noting corn stored better than expected.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Sill Hammersley
UE Igulgig
Hammersleys
Kukaklek Lake
Holstein, Neb
Fred Auidenkamp
Adams County
T. W. Jones
Admiral Grayson Postpones His Tour Amid Flood Relief Efforts
Admiral Grayson postpones his tour as Johnstown mobilizes thousands to rebuild after the disaster. National Guardsmen leave by train with 403 militiamen remaining, while authorities plan further withdrawals and retain state police to stabilize conditions. Pittsburgh rebounds with resumed transit, rising commerce, and new flood control measures outline a broad regional recovery plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Pennsylvania
Edward Martin
Stanwix Hotel
Franklin
Grove City
Corry
Meadville
Oil City
Martin
Toorrow
Thurs
Fernda
Market names and figures barely legible in Alaskan stock list
Fragmentary OCR shows dozens of company names from Ceramics to US Steel with a long string of percent figures and share numbers. The text resembles a historical stock quotation page listing industrials, automakers, and utilities alongside percent values and codes, but is unclear and incomplete.
Beekeepers Seek Help After Harsh Indiana Winter
Beekeepers in Indiana County report hive losses due to extreme cold and lack of winter feed. They are urged to clean dead hives and plan to secure package bees from bee supply houses, with two pound packages and a queen costing about 2.50 by parcel post. Leaflet on feeding and introducing package bees available from County Agent J. W. Warner, Indiana PA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
J. W. Warner
Indiana
Obituary of Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Miller
Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Miller died after a brief illness at her daughter Maude Miller's home on Grant Street. Born March 31, 1836 in Washington township, she married Jacob W. Miller in 1877 and lived in Armstrong town ship before moving to Indiana in 1914. Surviving children include Maude Miller L. Earle Miller Arthur W. Miller Belle Stahl Lydia Ruffner Paul Miller and siblings J I Kerr Carl Kerr Mollie Smyder. Funeral services Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Plumcreek church with Rev J H Wimmer and Rev R M Offutt D D. burial in Oakland cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Elizabeth Miller
Maude Miller
Grant Street
Valentine
Nancy
Lewis) Kerr
Washington Township
Jacob W. Miller
Armstrong Sownship
Indiana
Miller
Arthur W. Miller
Belle Stahl
Lydia Ruffner
Elmira
Paul Miller
Grange
J. I. Kerr
Shady Plain
Carl Kerr
Big Run
Mollie Smyder
Dover
L. E. Miller
Philadelphia Street
J. H. Wimmer
Plumcreek Church
R. M. Offutt
D. D
Oakland Cemetery
Harmonious Assembly Plans Funds For State Institutions
Pennington reports state institutions are overcrowded by 10,000 persons and outlines a $15 million immediate correction package. A five year program of repairs and improvements would total about $30 million, aiming to relieve congestion and upgrade facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennington
Governor Hoffman Pursues Hauptmann Case Further
The governor receives reports from Havana via criminologist observer and weighs whether Isidor Fisch offered to supply ransom funds. Attorney General’s office and Justice Department actions are noted as the federal case winds down. Governor Hoffman seeks legal pathways for a possible reprieve to continue investigatory efforts, questioning the credibility of three witnesses tied to the Hauptmann matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Cuba
Hicks
Isidor Fisch
Hauptmann
Balater Hauptmann
Fisch
Hoffman
Ickes
Department of Interior
Arch W. Loney
Wood 'Ster
Department At Justice
Washington
Anthony M. Hauck, Jr
Hynterdon County
Flemington
Hauck
Edward J. Edwards
Millard Whited
Amandus Hochmuth
Charles B. Rossiter
New Jersey
Faster Styling for Mature Figures in Spring Fashions
New York fashion writer notes spring style notes suit women beyond size 14. Tunics bolster large hips while capes slim a tall figure. bolero jackets break bust lines without hiding the waist. Smart, comfortable dress exists for every adult figure, says expert Mary Laird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Young
NEA Service
New York
Margot
London
Directoire
Mary Laird
Gas Fire Damages Sought In Four Suit Against Refining Co
Four suits filed in Common Pleas Court allege damages totaling 857,176 against Sinclair Refining Company and Cyrus Green of Indiana. The Cherry Tree service station incident on November 8, 1034, involved tank overflow and gasoline ignition, damaging properties on Bridge Street. Plaintiffs include The First National Bank of Cherry Tree, seeking 11,000. C. A. Grumbline, 12,000. Farmers and Merchants Bank of Cherry Tree, 175. R. Dunlap, 34,000.
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Sinclair Refining Company
Cyrus 8
Green
Indiana
Cherry Tree
H. Vernon Fritchman
Pittsburgh
Earl Lancey
Refining Company
Bridge Street
First National Bank of
Frank D. Tate
C. A. Grumbline
Farmers and Merchants Bank of Cherry Tree
Dunlap
Flood relief plans aid farmers after northeastern floods
Northeastern farmers damaged by recent floods remain eligible for Soil Conservation Act payments. J B Hutson says aid supports soil building and conversion under 1935 rules, with New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and six New England states in the program. Federal Rural Rehabilitation Division aid also promised for Union, Cameron, Blairs and Mifflin counties, with county offices and dates to be announced. Harrisburg faces continued water shortages as the city restores its flood damaged system, with partial recovery, limited plant operations, and ongoing conservation measures.
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Pittsburgh
Fittsburgh
Sale
Allegheny
Franklin
Wheeling
W. Va
Ohio
Johnstown
John B. McDade
American Legion
Ulica
Fochranton
Boston
Federal Soil ‘Conservation Act
J. B. Hutson
The
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Hutson
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
New England
Harrisburg
Union
Cameron
Blsir
Mifflin
Federal Rural Rehabilitation Division
J. Hansell French
Westmoreland
Perry Cousies
Court Will Rule Tax Case Continues
The Black Lick school district joined a protest filed with the court arguing that the proposed compromise would not benefit other taxpayers of the municipalities involved.
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Black Lick
Floods threaten Ohio and Mississippi basins across the region
Rising rivers in the Ohio, Cumberland and Mississippi basins force evacuations as flood levels approach multi year highs. In Illinois and Indiana thousands flee homes while authorities forecast potential 44 foot crests and ongoing recovery efforts. The House Banking Committee advances a bill to empower the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to lend up to 25 million dollars to affected individuals and firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Alley
Pape County
Hlinoid
Ohio
Golconda
Cumberland River
Upper Mississippi
Reads Landing
Minn
Pittsburgh
Cairo
Fivanaville
Ind
Cincinnati
House Banking Committee
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Ultimatum issued by Pennsylvania Security League in county WPA dispute
The Pennsylvania Security League of Indiana County declared at a courthouse meeting that peaceful arbitration with the WPA failed and issued a ten day ultimatum to the Pennsylvania Department of Highways for payment for work on January 25 and 26. Proposals included wage increases, reduced hours, and empowering officials to organize new locals while threatening county-wide work stoppages if demands or reinstatements are not met. The next convention is scheduled for Arcadia Park on April 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Security League
Idiana County
Court House
WPA
Pennsylvania Department of Highways
Cambria County
Nour
W.P.A
Inspector Greco
Office of State
E. N. Jones
P.S.L
Roosevelt
Indians
Arcadia Priday
Settlement Offer Sparks Tax, Bondholder Concerns in Black Lick
The proposal would set a precedent harming bondholders by lowering sinking fund tax receipts and transferring burden to other Black Lick Township taxpayers amid $55,000 bonded debt. Center township supervisors oppose allowance, predicting full payment by the coal company if no compromise. Coral township school officials cite operating costs from 5191 to 1035 and argue nonpayment would shift too large a burden. under the plan the receiver would cover 1936 taxes and future levies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Lick Township
A. S. Dick
M. KR. Neal
John George
Center Township
A. E. Miller
Emergency ends at Punxsutawney figure names Grube
Emergency ends at Punxsutawney with George P Grube referenced as York’s representative. The fragment notes a sum of 245 75 dollars and suggests doubt about the amount or its collection, with continued discussion on page one.
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York
George P. Grube
Hitler closes vote campaign in Cologne address
Adolf Hitler ends the campaign in Cologne with a last appeal for honor freedom and peace as Nazi theaters close across Germany. A nationwide loudspeaker network echoes his message as Zeppelin airships drop flags and voters in the Rhineland prepare to cast ballots for a Reichstag dominated by the Nazi party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis P. Lochner
Associated Press
Cologne
Reich
Adolf Hitler
Rhineland
Hiltler
der Fuehrer
Hiller
Ded ‘Fu
Krupp
Essen
Hitler
Joachim von Ribbentrop
London
von Ribbentrop
League of Nations Council
Germany
Locarno
Hitler Youth Movement
Reichstag
Nazi Party
Revivals Ernest Gospel Crusade at Union Church
A week of special meetings is planned at Ern est Union church starting Sunday at 7 30 pm Pastor Rev Lester H Case announces speakers including Rev R W Bevington Stittman Foster Rev F H Webb Rev Karl Justus Rev David M Conn and Rev Alfred Colwell with a final service Sunday April 5 led by Rev C F Hildebrand Denominations represented and all creeds invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Gospel’ Crusade
Ernest Union
Lester H. Case
R. W. Bevington
Stittman Foster
F. H. Webb
Karl Justus
David M. Conn
Alfred Colwell
C. F. Hildebrand
Union City Legion funds diverted to Red Cross aid
A report notes money entrusted to W B Smith, western vice commander of the American Legion, was used at his discretion. He turned the funds over to the local Red Cross chapter while other recipients were sent to Johnstown and additional destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Punxsutawney
Union City
American Legion
W. BF. Smith
Legion
Smith
The
Bed Cross
Johnstown
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Yan Ei
Rochester
Milne
C. B. Hanscom
Admiral Grayson
Cornelius Scully
RFC
FHA
Chamber of Commerce
Joseph F. Guffey
Guffey
Tianesta
Crooked Creek
French Creek
Conemaugh
Loy‘albanna
Mahoning Creek
Red Bank Creek
West Fork
Moorhead
Andina
Alco Am
Atlas Tack Auburn Auto Aviation Corp
Balowin Lo
Bernsdall Bendix Aviat
New Blaw Knox
Borden Borg Warner Briggs Mfg
Co Burr Ad Mach
Chrysler City
Colgate Pac
Colum
Credi
Cornguleum
Curtis Pub
Curtiss Wright Curtiss Wrja Deere and Co
del Lack and Dame
Douglas Aix Ce du Pont de
Gen Foods
Gillette
Goodyear
Grahem Paige
Hudson
Harvest
Nick Can
Johns Manville Kelvinator
Kennecott Kregge
Ligg and Myers Lo
Pullman
Keith 9
Reacting Co
Rem Rahd
Rey
Schenley Distill
Sears Rock Server
Simms Pet Soconyacuum
Sid Brinds Ltd
Oil Cal Ltd
Oil Ing Ltd
Studebaker Swift and Co
Texas Corp
Tex Gulf
Trong America UN Carbide
Air Lines
Aire Corp United
Corp
United Gas Imp US
US Steel
State Fight
Warner Pict
West Mary
Wes UN Tel
West Bl
M Wilson and Co
Woolworth
Annie Shanken
Lambertville
N. Y
Gladys Leonard
N. J
Delaware
Bruno
Broas
Bruno Raupipaon Telleg
Herold Hoffuagn
Lindbergh
Harptmann House
Sinclair Company
Cyrus 8. Green
Vail
Kitt Optical
Market St
Kittanning
Midwest
South
Highway Department
Punxs’y
Roune Ma
Geo D.leydic
Weue
Dasing
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