Welfare worker struck by auto in Indiana
Miss Agnes Stadtmiller, prominent Indiana County welfare worker, was seriously injured when struck by a Chevrolet sedan on Philadelphia Street in front of her home. The incident occurred about 11 05 last night near the Ritz theater area. She suffers leg fractures and facial injuries with chest trauma pending.
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Agnes Stadtmiller
Indiana
Indiana County
Indiana Hospital
Philadelphia Street
Nien Hit Miss Stadtmiller
Robert Friedman
Euclid Avenue
Akron
Ben Madoff
Madoff
Miss Stadtmiller
Alice M. Gratfius
D2nd Street
Ritz
The
Miss Graffius
Miss. Graffius
Max Vogel
Martin of
Clymer
Oliver Barry
Per
Competition to retire Leviathan ships New York
March 20 reports say United States Lines plans retirement of the trans Atlantic liner Leviathan from service after next month. Once war seized, the German built luxury liner has failed to profit against newer faster foreign rivals. Rose bushes age two and three years are offered by All Indiana Floral Co. and are guaranteed free of disease.
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New York
United States Lines
Indiana Floral Co
Alops
Indiana
Former Blairsville Y leader Théodore Stacy dies at Milford Mass
The Rev Théodore B Stacy longtime Blairsville Y and ministerial secretary for Indiana County and Blairsville area died suddenly last Thursday at his Milford Massachusetts home where he had resided about two years He had lived in Blairsville five years and also served as secretary for the Pennsylvania Railroad Young Men’s Christian Association and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad He leaves a widow and three sons Funeral of H Russell Martin held in Punxsutawney on Tuesday Martin longtime Jefferson County Bar Association member died suddenly Saturday morning at his home
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Théodore B. Stacy
Pennsylvania Railroad Young Men’s Christian Association
Blairsville
Ministerial Association of
Indiana County
Kiwanis Club
Presbyterian Church
Indiana
Mr. Martin
H. Russell Martin
Punxsutawney
Jefferson County Bar Assyietion
James S Sheehe Third in Nation
James S Sheehe son of Mr and Mrs Thomas H Sheehe of 402 Water Street is a Pillsbury Mooring Mills sales representative who led the Pittsburgh division and placed third nationally in the recent employers sales contest. He returned 498 sales slips and earned a letter from Harry H Whiting praising his performance and noting he has repeated a top ten national finish.
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James S. Sheehe
Thomas H. Sheehe
Waterstreet
Pillsbury Mooring Mills Co
Harry H. Whiting
Pittsburgh
United States
Jim
Whiting
Landslide wipes out Tantaday village in Peru
In Lima on March 29, reports say Tantaday village, population 1,000, was wiped out by a landslide from heavy rains that formed a lake on high ground and then surged down burying the settlement. Recovery figures were uncertain as communications to the region were disrupted.
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Lima
Peru
Tantaday
Imp Of The Theatre Tells Hollywood Actresses
George Bernard Shaw, 77, en route home to England via New York after his first American visit, visits MaliBu Beach and Los Angeles Harbor. He dispenses movie making tips to stars, teases Alice Brady, and ends with a fog driven forced airplane landing followed by a motorcycle escort to the Empress of Britain.
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Ted Smits
INS
Hollywood
Cal
George Bernard Shaw
England
New York
Malibu Beach
Colony
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Los Angeles Harbor
San Simeon Ranch
William Randolph Hearst
Shaw
Alice Brady
Drew
Thousands Rally Against Hitler as Nazi Rise Celebrated
Ten thousands of New Yorkers filled Madison Square Garden in a mass anti Hitler protest against Nazi attacks on Jews in Germany. Former Gov Alfred E. Smith helped lead the demonstration with Bishop Manning and Rabbi Stephan joining in the public display amid banners seized during the failed 1921 uprising being restored to the Bavarian government.
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Alfred E. Smith
Madison Square Garden
Germany
William T. Manning
Stephan
Wire
Sunday fishing may be permitted in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg march 99 ins by a vote of 168 to 75 the House passed and sent to the Senate the Hoopes bill permitting Sunday fishing in Pennsylvania streams debate centered on recreation for workers versus moral and conservation concerns opponents urged fishing six days a week to protect streams and wildlife the measure now awaits further action
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Harrisburg
House
Senate
Pennsylvania
Gangers to Hear Homer Rodeheaver at Pomona Grange
Pomona Grange members will hear Homer Rodeheaver at Zion Lutheran Church tomorrow from 1:15 to 2:00 PM. He will read, sing, perform vocal solos, and play trombone, then offer a brief message. The 1:15 PM session is public. morning and evening sessions are for Grange members.
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Pomona Grange
Zion Lutheran Church
Homer Rodeheaver
Presbyterian Service Grow at Rodeheaver Event
The Rodeheaver services at the Presbyterian Church attract a full auditorium. Rev Louis H Evans of Pittsburgh preached on Gods Ironsides drawing on early American history. Miss Mary St Clair King and Mrs Austin R Drew assisted. services continue three more days.
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Rodeheaver
Presbyterian ‘Church
Louis H. Evans
Third Presbyterian Church
Pittsburgh
Evans
School Heads Endorse Fads in Public Education
Norman Koonle and James F. Chapman back a Pennsylvania State Education Association booklet defending modern curriculum. It argues that vocational courses suit today’s world by teaching practical living skills, noting that new courses arise from parental demand and better fit children for life.
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Norman Koonle
James FE
Chap- Man
Pennsylvania State Education Association
Hfe
Roosevelt outlines broad plan for stock market regulation
President Roosevelt released a four part strategy for regulating stock market activity. The plan includes publicity on new stock and bond flotations, extending caveat emptor to caveat vendor, director and officer fiduciary reporting, and separating banking functions from speculation. Details will be refined before presenting to Congress within about a week.
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Washington
INS
Roosevelt
Congress
Young Roosevelt Learns Cowboy Tunes in Arizona
Elliott Roosevelt, son of President Roosevelt, arrived in Tucson to study ranch life and cowboy songs with Jack Lee. The pair practiced Tying Knots in the Devil's Tail and toured Sonora, Mexico, traveling over 200 miles. Roosevelt praised Mexican hospitality on their return.
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Tucson
Ariz
INS
Elliott Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Arizona
Powder River
Jack Lee
Lee
Young Roosevelt
Sonora
Mexico
Exico
Herbert Greenlee Promoted to Florida Branch Manager
Herbert Greenlee son of Mr and Mrs C K Greenlee of Indiana has been promoted from assistant manager to manager of the Florida branch of Hooper Holmes Investigating Company with headquarters in Jacksonville. He will supervise the entire state except Miami and will move to Jacksonville at once.
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Harbert Greenlee
C. K. Greenlee
Indiana
Hooper- Holmes
Pittsburgh
Florida
Jacksonville
Wia
Greenlee
Miami
Jacksonvillé
Fairbanks Denies He Is Love In Alienation Suit
Douglas Fairbanks Jr. entered a formal denial in Los Angeles court denying he had stolen the love of another man s wife. Dietz, a chemical engineer, accuses Fairbanks in a $50,000 alienation suit as part of a conspiracy to extort money. Dietz says Fairbanks alienated the affections of his first wife Solveig Dietz.
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Los Angeles
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Fairbanks, Jr
Jorgen Dietz
Dietz
Young Fairbanks
Solveig Dietz
Treasury balance and receipts report with figures
Washington reports the treasury balance as of March 27 at $529,378,971.27 with expenditures of $4,699,486.93 and customs receipts of $14,751,622.45. The text also references Indiana Floral Co. and its shrub and garden product focus.
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Washington
Mar
INS
Treasury
Commodore Minstrel Show at Green Township High
Enthusiasm runs high for the Commodore High School minstrel show on Friday April 7 sponsored by the local community and Welfare unit. Ticket sales are strong as funds will plant 2400 Japanese Barberry 200 honeysuckle 200 flowering shrubs several maples oaks evergreens Lombardy Poplars and Boston Ivy on the school campus creating one of the county’s most attractive spots.
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Commodore High School
Indiana County
Green Township
Assembly Split On First Reading Of Beer Measure
Gov. Pinchot pressurized Pennsylvania lawmakers over beer control. He warned vetoes against any bill returning beer to politics as the legislature rushed the first reading of the Sow ers Conner measure aimed at regulating production and sales ahead of April 7.
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Assembly
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Gifford Pinchot
DuBois Library Moves to Calman Building Quarters
The DuBois Public Library, rendered untenantable by a March 20 fire, operates from the Calman Building at Long avenue and Jared street. Librarian C W Hull and staff, five days after the blaze, maintain extensive service though emergency conditions limit access. Patrons have followed to the temporary site, and officials hope to sustain strong circulation until permanent repairs are finished.
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DuBois Public Library
Calman
Long Avenue
Jared Street
C. W. Hull
Banks Readiness To Resume Limited Banking After Ruling
The First National Bank of Indiana and other conservator‑held banks in Pennsylvania are said to be ready to resume limited business as allowed by the treasury ruling. Officials await official word on Secretary Woodin's announcement in Washington and Philadelphia before acting. The measure permits reserve member banks under conservatorship to operate with restricted withdrawals, guiding reoperation plans by conservators. State banking departments may also loosen restrictions under the act as interpreted by Treasury authorities. Depositors with funds awaiting release hope for partial restoration of access amidst cautious optimism.
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First National Bank
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Casin
Treasury
Woodin
Washington
Washiton
Philadelphia
Federal Reserve
State Banking Department
le Woodin
Looy
Ritz sees record crowds for 42nd Street finale
The Ritz theatre reports rising audiences for 42nd Street with 3,658 having seen the matinee and 8,658 by today. Midnight shows drew crowds, and recent hits State Fair and Kid from Spain set new attendance records, signaling a revival of big musical crowds at the venue.
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42Nd Street
Ritz
Spain
Spring Weather Forecast With Clears Skies Near
The local weather observer Ya Lorentz predicts clear skies and rising temperatures to greet pre April showers. Tonight and tomorrow may see increasing clouds and rain while temperatures inch up from sub freezing levels tonight. Indiana Floral Co. advertises fresh flowers plants and shrubs with steady pricing and guaranteed growth.
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Tomorow
Lorentz
Mercury
Lorenza
Move To Shield Small Investors At Capitol
Washington March 29 The Roosevelt administration moves to protect small investors in the stock market by addressing the sale of new securities. A presidential message to Congress will discuss flotation of new issues and aims to curb unscrupulous promoters. A broader plan regulating the stock market is expected to follow from the White House.
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George Hk. Durno
ENS
Washington
R Roosevelt
Congress
House
Roosevelt
Stock Exchange
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Loral Ca
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In&s
General Assembly
Dubois Library
New Quarters
Forty-Second ST
Tadiang Floral Co
Indiana Floral
Capitol
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