4 H Club Notes and County Awards Meeting
Officers from Indiana and surrounding townships convened for a county 4 H leadership conference. Reports covered potato and sheep projects, fruit spray programs, beekeeping day, landscaping plans, and upcoming 4 H events including clinics, clinics, and a county-wide fair in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Aharge
Mahoning
Wible
Armstrong Wiship
Clyde
Ca - Sonn
Eeanemics
Tage
Blacklick Township
Ant
Mahoninip
Jesse Horbridge
Dawn Pty Faelo
Ohath
Gode Aluba
Rex Haagen
Green Township
J. A. Dixon
Conemaugheb
Shields McMillen
South Joning
Fann
Smith
Burrell Township
Eseph Nichol
White Township
Kite Township
Wen- Sgell Wetzel
Frank Ginter
Pward (McMillen
Ath Mghon Township
Pens State
Wrok
Butlers Coun
Dwight Hood
West “Wheatfield
Glan
Weatanereland County
Association
Farion Center
Purchase
Elders Ridge
President signals potential for friendlier ties abroad
President indicates continued, friendlier contact with Premier Musgolini's government and says better relations could follow with some nations. He notes the approach remains conditional, leaving open the chance that improved understanding may not occur with all countries visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mus“golini
Wang Pursues Constitution and Foreign Policy Push
Wang declares to Chunking officials to report for duty at the capital and to enforce constitutional government. He highlights international cooperation against subversive activities and the rights of friendly powers, noting Japan's nonparticipation in ceremonies amid a regime shift led by a slender, black man nearing sixty, who would oversee ceremonies and potential return of Gen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Wang
Japan
Premise
Navalro
UN Gen
State Mine Drainage Bid Faces Parley Deliberations
Harrisburg authorities weigh state participation in a 4.98 billion plumbing project to drain mine water into the Susquehanna and Schuylkill rivers. Mines Secretary Thomas will host a conference with Northumberland and Schuylkill counties to study engineering benefits and environmental risks including sulfuric acid discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Commonwealth
Susquehanna
Schuylkill
John Ira Fhamas
Northumberland
James
Seal Region
Frackville
Hamburg
Mt. Carmel
Fisher's Ferry
Susquehanne
Mahanoy City
Locustdale
Grover C. Ladner
Philadelphia
Sehuyili River Valley Restoration Association
WPA
F.C. Harrington
Thomas
State Sanitary Water Board
Water and Power Resources Board
Wadnesday
Walter Williams
Raven Run
James @urgey
John Cullen
William 8. Pugh
H. F. Reinhart
Sehuylkill
Northumberland Counties
Martin P. Brennan
United Mine Workers’ Union
Karl A Hoffman
Schuylkill County
Chinese leaders clash in Chungking amid rivalry
President Lin Sen issued a radio attack denouncing Wang for treachery, while Wang and his wife were burned in effigy at a Chungking meeting reflecting factional strife within the Nationalist government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chungking
Lin Sen
Wang
Mgaa
Talesmen Directory Ad Listing Readout
The page lists numerous names and addresses in a classified style, including Faith Jacob Edin R D 1 and many others tied to places like Indiana R D 1 4 and Lucerne Mines. It resembles a directory segment with residents and their local routes and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faith
Jacob
Edin
R. D
Piler
Arthur W
Lucerne Mines
Ford
Anna J
Strongstown
Hodgson
Blanche
Rossiter
Hogack
Blaiysville
Little
Dessia E
Indiana
Mark
Mrs Ernest H
New Florence
du Park
Lee J
Creekside R. D
Priester
Henry L
Homer City
Richardson
Geo
Rochester Mills
Richey
Samuel
Saltshore R. D
White
Erpest
D. Lucerne Mines
Wigging
Margretta Jane
Shelocta R. D
Will
Erma
Wilt
Howard
Commodore
Wohler
Charles R
Indiana RD
Work
Jenie
Weather note from Parker area on river ice risk
Weather report states Parker three miles above West Monterey expects no flood threat as river erosion undercuts the marge. Engineers say breaking the marge will not raise high water danger and anticipate no damage from the ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
West
Monterey
Co ed Death Case Shifts to Police Questioning
A co ed death case moved to police questioning as the suspect, dubbed the que pad, answered curtly no and stated he slept fairly well despite indicating little hunger after a half cup of coffee. Col Lynn G. Adams representative Laut joined the questions, with Norman C. Annich of Harrisburg heading quarters. Miss Teyler’s badly mutilated body was found early Thursday in a driveway near a goal three miles away after she arrived by bus from Wildwood New Jersey at 1:30 a.m. Two other co-eds were last seen with her as she walked to her dorm, with Some... Guisty noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Lynn G. Adams
Atete Motor Police
Laut
Norman C. Annich
Harrisburg
Hayracks
Traced suspect held overnight in Bellefonte jail
State police on the case kept a suspect in custody at the Centre County jail 12 miles from the barracks after a late night transfer. Officials said no charge was yet filed and the suspect remained calm, with investigators probing blood stained clothing and other angles as the college town grisly murder case unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centre County
Bellefonte
Shreiff Miller
Miss Taylor
Alae
Policy Barracks
Griffith
Philadelphia
Taylor
Bhilah
Investigators Warn on Subsurface Mine Subsidence Risk
Governor James seeks federal aid to avert danger after ongoing subsidence from anthracite mining. Reported investigations detail negligent laws, fractured surface land, and predicted slow surface collapse for years. Key figures include James J. Grace F J Friel W J Clamenta and agencies like VA and WRA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanandon
Ernor
James le Wan
Pasinas
Ming
James J. Grace
F. J. Friel
W. J. Clamenta
VA. & Supreme Court
Department of Mines
WRA
Re. Hatinam
Philip Mathews
James
Schuylkill
Schoe
Reedin
Regent
Inspectora
Kehley Run
Indian Ridge
Philadelphia & Reading Coal & Lyon Company
Great Anthracite Coal Company
Townships Train to Wildwood in Tragic Death Case
A student at State College dies in a fatal incident. Feroy Taylor, her father, arrives claiming the body but refuses to view his daughter, saying he wants to remember her as she was. The college and reporters react with shock and resolve to seek justice for the killer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byviel
Feroy Taylor
State College
Former School Director Acquitted In Slaying During Hunt Fight
HONESDALE March 30 James W Warner 48 a former school director was acquitted of murder charges in the slaying of John Garrity Jr during a hunters quarrel last July near the Wayne Pike County line The jury deliberated 11 hours before delivering a verdict at 3 85 AM Warner's wife stood by as he thanked the jury Judge A E Sweyer dismissed the panel The case centered on whether Garrity shot first during the deer dispute and the defense urged acquittal under a proposed golden rule standard
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honesdale
James. W. Warner
Yerrald Fors
Mer Serenton
John Garrity, Jr
Warner
Ingall
Garrity
Wayne
Pike County
A. E. Sweyer
Commonwealth
Dormitory Crime Sparks Nightly Talks On Campus
Students at the college dwell on the campus murder, with coeds anxious yet calm, while professors and townspeople react. Freshmen and sophomores, in distinct attire, discuss the investigation hours after class as the community hopes for justice and a swift resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Wagman
Pittsburgh
Q Soul
World War II combat and Chinese leadership shift reported
Reports from the Vosges and Saar regions describe infantry attacks and artillery exchanges with German losses. In Nanking Wang Ching-wei, backed by Japanese forces, proclaimed a central government and ordered hostility to Japan while claiming authority over areas under Japanese military control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vosges Moun Gina
Saar
Nurlaly
Eng- Neh
Berlin
Nanking
Wang Ching-Wei
China
Wang
Nationaliat China
Japan
Himelf
Chungking
Chiang Kai-Shek
Japangea Arimiy
War policy vote fuels push for antiwar reform
The House debated a Wade policy amendment amid clashes between supporters and foes who vowed to press for tighter restrictions. A two thirds Senate approval was required, with Republicans advocating a united front to win public backing as Secretary Hull argued the program remains vital to offset postwar economic disruptions and foster peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriaan
DeMieg
Ator Maris Ager
Legis
Wade
Adnatoy Seonen
Colo
Senate
Democrata
Hull
Charges Continued In Court From Page One Testimony
Testimony described Democratic leaders and state officials facing charges of pressuring donations from state workers. William Williams testified about involvement of former Governor George Harte and State Chairman David Lawrence. Records showed $120,905 in contributions from 1908, with 1097 quota of $37,029 but only $7,837 received. Defense questioned figures as a three-foot stack of cards was introduced to challenge donation timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunda
Thomas FR. Williams
Geo. H. Harte
Democortaic
David le Lawrence
Williams
LaWrence
Dauphin County Democratic Committee
Brank BE. Taylor
Dauphin County
Adaff
Oliver K. Eaton
Bastan
Sellers
Treasury Balance Reported At Over 2.5 Billion Dollars
Washington March 30 The Treasury balance for March 28 shows receipts 90,144,194.04 and expenditures 19,019,010.41 leaving a working balance of 2,527,004,441.40. Included in the month are receipts of 26,145,674.87 and outlays for the fiscal year beginning July 1 total 7,113,005,232.49.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armagh
Ae Armstrong
Ag Armstrong
Blankjick
Blackjick
Blairsville
Blairaville
Brushvalley
Buffington
Burrell
Burrall
Canoe
Bat Canoe
Center
Aba
Cherryhill
Cherrytree
Clymer
Conemaugh
Dal East Mahonia
East Wheatfe
Fast Wheatfield
East Wheatfield
Glen Campbell
Grant
Green
Homer City
Indiana
Jacksonville
Marion Center
Montgomery
North Mahoning
Pine
Ping
Bine
Ae Plumville
Rayne
Raye
Bheloca Saltsburg
Bmickaburg A
South Mahoning
Wa Aa
Washington South Mahoning
Washington
Treasury
Obituary notices for Roy Shankle and Louisa Rupert
Funeral services for Roy Arthur Shankle four months old son of Arthur and Rebecca Shankle will be at Harmony Church with interment in Harmony Cemetery. Friends may visit until Sunday evening. Louisa B Rupert 70 died Friday in Markie Pa. Survived by five daughters, one son, two brothers, a sister, 20 grandchildren and 47 great grandchildren. Services Monday at 3 pm at the Hebron Lutheran Church Leechburg, interment West View Cemetery Avonmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Arthur Shanklur
Roy Arthur Shankle
Arthur Rebecca (Fulton) Shankle
Fental
Luduahore
Lasa6& m
Harmony Church
Terpe Af
Blairaville
Harmony Cemetery
Louiea B. Rupert
Markie
Henry
Margaret
George) Schaaffer
Whitesburg
James F. Rupert
Sao
Lottie Elwood
Markle
Nellie Miller
Saliaburg
Jevale Goodrich
Das Una Mis
Zula Schultz
New Kensington
Myrna Antonio
Millard Rupert
Alvis Schaefer
Whitssburg
Aca A. Rohaefler
Apallo
Carrie Sheasley
Mheloota
Gervicea
George BR. Bower
Hebron Lutheran Church
Leechburg
West View Cemetery
Avonmore
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R. D. Marshall
Mi Ogugar
Pia
Prinea
Prine
Maria Gabiep
Talesmen
Pega One
Telegraph Office
Lindslids
Ewtra
Ivania
Neon Taylor
Speareeld Treabe
Wlassas
Finland
Margaret Catherine Margates
Wienmend
New York
Man
Jean
Coca-Cola
el Com
Camwith
Souta
Adison Consolinl Container Corp
Gan
Conk Motors
Ol del Crane Co
Gurlis Publishing
Curlisx- Wright Curtigs-Wr
Perra and Co
del Lack and West Distill Corp-Seag Davalas Aircyalt du Pont
Elee
Gen Foods Gey Motore Goodrich Ib
Goodyear
Northern Ry
Hard-Walker Hecker
Herehey
Houd-Hehshey
Houston
Winovia Central
tSovea Mcintyre
McClellan
Sirs
Minie
Maline
Montgum Ward
Murray Corp
Nash-Kelyinator
Nat Biscuit
Nat Cush
Nat Dalry
Nat Pew
Natl
Conigal AR
North Ameria Northern Pacific
Ohig
Otis Stesl Farkard Motor Paramictures
Penn RR
Phillipa Pat Pitt
SCR & Bolt Progtor & Gam Pub
Pullman
Pure Oil Radio Corp of
Am Reading Co
Rand
Reynolds ‘Toh
Gohenley Distiil Simmons Co
Southern Pacific
Bindababey Corp
Gwill & Co
Texas Corp
Texas
Ralph Fexeu
Bell
Nnds West Alg
Unian Carbide
Union Pacific
Am Broek
Auburn Aumu Aviation Corp ii
White Rouse
Paw” Ee Tugeday
Ll Ib
Vanadiwa Sete
Warner Bros
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