Crippled Youth Aims for Newspaper Career After Recovery
Harrisburg May 2 Tommy Moorhead a Schuylkill County ward who survived a 1929 snow hole entombment now seeks journalism training in Minneapolis to gain a newspaper job. He lost both legs and all fingers but plans to complete a course in journalism during spare time and work for a paper. Rehabilitation officials found him in an almshouse where he spent five years learning on a typewriter.
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Harrisburg
Tommy Moorhead
Sehuinkill County
Rehabilitation Bureau
Department of Labor and Industry
Capitol
Minneapolis
Labor and Industry Department
Tammy
Gilberton
Detrait
A. J. Polls
Pottsville
Tommy
Seminary Singers Tour to Sing at General Conference
The Seminary Singers, a prominent New England choir, will tour including awestern appearance at the General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church in Columbus. Professor Houghton and soloists McCulloh and Wail will perform, with selections from sacred to secular.
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Divinity School
Seminary Singers
General Conference
Methodist Episcopal Church
Columbus
O. I
New England
Thoir
Columbia Church of the Air
Bach
Sigmund Romberg
Professor Houghton
Gerald MecCulloh
Lloyd Wail
Indiana High In Second Place
Windber and Indiana tied for second in the high jump with points split between them. Event results include 100-yard dash won by Scimondo of Greensburg. 200-yard dash led by Brooks of Greensburg. 440-yard dash won by Emeigh of Westmont. Other weights and placings listed but partial due to damaged text.
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Page One
Portage Township
Southmont
Windber
Indiana
Scimondo
Greensburg
Shaffer
Ferndale
Bossick
Brooks
Pochatko
Cooking school lectures by Mrs Harris entertain city
Mrs Harris renowned lecturer leads the Gazette all electric cooking school next week at Indiana High. Admission is free with no tickets required as shoppers and merchants back the event. Tuesday at 7 30 p m audiences will see a fully equipped kitchen, new recipes, meal planning ideas, and demonstrations of cooking tricks and serving methods.
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Harris
Indiana
Gazette
Watson Leads Smith For Seat In Assembly
Watson trails Smith in Indiana County Democratic nomination results for the General Assembly. Final counts after four precincts reported show Smith ahead 1,217 to 1,296 overall, with full totals for all seven candidates: Short 3,023. Seaman 747. Buggey 966. De Santis 393. Gamble 30. Return Board to certify final official results.
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Watson
Democratic Party
Indiana
General Assembly
D. L. Smith
Smith
Assembly
Official Return Board
Conemaugh
Pine
Marion Center
J. Charles Short
A. H. Seaman
John Buggey
John B. Des
Demonstration Series Highlights Food Health and Home Skills
The program features new discoveries in foods and health, menu themes, table setting, child diets, and a description of new equipment. Dishes prepared daily will be given away and free market baskets plus substantial gifts fund-raises from local merchants. The school opens Tuesday at 7:80 p.m. at the High School auditorium.
Derby fever grips Louisville as three year old colts race nears
Derby coverage notes crowding in Louisville from rail and air travel as fans await the race. Brevity favored despite muddy track forecasts, with Grand Slam and Indian Broom rising in mud while Granville and Teufel enter Derby contention. Track conditions threaten field size. Bold Venture and Banister among early notables.
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Louisville
Alvin Karpis
J. E. Widener
Bomar Stable
W. C. Goodloe
Seventh Heaven
Warners
A. C. Taylor
Seasalon
Morton L. Schwartz
Railbirds
Flegardiese
Sunny Jim” Fitzsimmons
Beal
William Woodward
Granville and
Teufel
Wheatley
Granville
Bold Venture
Merry Pete
Gratville and Heusel Lead Field in Horsing Race
Gratville and Heusel drew Inside posts while Trdian Broom took an inside position. Mrs. Silas B. Mason’s He Did and William Dupont’s Gold Sesker led a crowded field along with W. St. Schmidt’s Hall tavage. Other contenders included C. B. Shaffée’s Coldstream and Mrs. Franzheim’s Silas in the final stretch.
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Gratville
Heusel
Trdian Broom
Silas B. Mason
William Dupont
W. St. Schmidt
Hall Tavage
C. B. Shaffée
Coldstream
8. Franzhéim
Silas
Obituary notices recall Hartman and Wright families
Charles E. Hartman 72 died at home near Cookport after a disease complication. Born January 4 1864 to David and Martha Bagley Hartman he was a Lutheran Church member, farmer and trusted local figure. He is survived by sons A B M and Mable near Coolport. funeral at Cookport Lutheran Church at 2 p.m. Monday with burial in the church cemetery. Also referenced is a Wright family obituary noting Red Wright Glenn Wright Rochester Mills Jesse Wright Punxsutawney and others with numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Clearfield County
Mary E. Pearcy
Red
Wright
Glenn Wright
Rochester Mills
Jesse Wright
Punxsutawney
S. S. McCullough
Burnside
W. G. Lake
Pittsburgh
William Spencer
Blaine Spencer, Rossiter
Charles E. Hartman
Cockport
David
Martha
Bagley) Hartman
Lutheran Church
Mable
Coolport
Cookport Lutheran Church
May Festival of Music Names Soprano and Orchestra Members
A historic May Festival of Music lists performers across vocal sections and orchestral roles including first soprano Alice Ames and a full roster of second sopranos, altos, tenors, baritones, basses, and instrumentalists. The United States Senate has not as a court of impeachment 10 times since the formation of the American Constitution.
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United States Senate
Historic Global Industrial Firms and Brands Noted in OCR List
A fragmented OCR excerpt catalogs a wide array of historic corporations and brands across industries. It references automotive, aviation, chemicals, mining, oil, rail, consumer goods, and utilities such as Curtiss-Wright, Ford, General Electric, Goodyear, Colgate Palmolive, Procter and Gamble, IBM, Packard, Penn RR, Studebaker, Sears, Stein brands, and many more, highlighting a dense ecosystem of mid 20th century corporate names. The text reads like a directory of established companies, with emphasis on manufacturing, fuels, machinery, and consumer products.
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Alaska Fun Allied Chat Allis
Anaconda
Refn
Allas Tack
Auburn Auto Aviation Caraaldwin
Lee Balt
Okie Bernsdall
Aviat Beth
Bluw Knox Borden Borg-Warner Briggs Mtg Burr Ad Mach Canad Pac Case Uitt
Caterpil Tract
Chrysler City
Colgate Palm Calum G
Oil Container Corp
Oil del Curtis Pub
Curtis Pub
Curtiss-Wright
Curtiss-Wr A Deere and
del Lack
Dome
Douglas Aire du Pont
Elec
Gen Foods
Gillette
Goodyear T and & Graham
Paige
Hudson
Indus Ray
Johns-Manville Kelvinator
Kennecott
Kresge
Lehigh
Myers Loew
Lorillard
McGcrory
McIntyre
McKess
Rob McLellan
Mesta Mach Minn
Imp
Montgom Ward Murray Corp
Nash
Nat Biscuit
Nat Dairy
Nat Distill
Nat Powand Li
NY Central
NYNH
North Am Northern Pace Qhip
Ol Packard
Piet Penney J C Penn RR
Phila RC
Phillips
Pet Pitt Ser
Procter and Gam
Sve
Pullman
New Minister Arrives Here at Local Church
Rev Hut takes pastorate as church announces general work in good condition. Basler and Canigta presented "Christ Triumphant" by the choir to an appreciative audience. church organizations remain active and the official board reports strong start.
Church Renovations Complete. Pastor to Start In Community
The church basement dining room and kitchen are redecorated and in good condition after years of wear. More redecorating and repairs are planned to keep the building in first class shape. Rev Hart begins his pastorate with morning and evening services at the Christian Church this Sunday. He and Mrs Hutt will reside at 436 Oak Street and can be reached by telephone at S41.
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Mana
Rev. Hart
Christian Church
Lone Mobster of Southwest Continues on Page
Federal authorities tied Kansas baggage robberies and gang violence to a wider spree. The piece lists outlaws like Verne Miller, Pretty Boy Floyd, and Bonnie Parker affiliates, detailing arrests and killings while noting ongoing manhunts and a $46,000 mail train loot in Garrettsville. It also covers Alvin Karpis facing arraignment as William Mahan rises on the wanted list, with other kidnap suspects named.
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Herman Barker
Wichita
Kas
Russell
Rusty) Gibson
Karpts
Bremer
Oklahoma City
Harvey Bailey
Kansas
Earl Smith
Fort Scott
Bailey
Charles F. Ursehel
Albert Bates
Bates
George
Kelly
Alcatraz
Charlies
Pretty Boy
Floyd
Oklahoma Cookson Hills
Wellsville
Adam Richetti
Kansas City Union
Garrettsvile
Sylvester Hedrick
Cleveland
H. W. Tavener
Youngstown
Hunter
Warren
George Hunter
Albert Hunter
Mary Yoho
Thomas H. Robinson, Jr
Berry V. Stoll
Louisville, Ky
Enforcer Nabbed Era's Notorious Kidnapper Karpis
Federal agents arrest Alvin Karpis in New Orleans after a dramatic air arrival. The capture ends a long pursuit for the Barker-Karpis gang linked to the Hamm and Bremer kidnappings. Two companions, including a woman posing as his wife, are taken near Canal Street.
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New Orleans
Alvin Karpis
J. Edgar Hoover
Department of Justice
William A. Hamm, Jr
St Paul Brewer
Edward G. Bremer
St. Paul
Karpis
Canal Street
Ruth
Fred Hunter
Infamous Kidnapper Karpis Captured by FBI in Orleans
Alvin Karπis, Public Enemy No 1, was captured in New Orleans after two months on the run. He and seven gang members tied to the Barker gang left a trail of robberies and kidnappings across the Midwest, including bank heists in Minneapolis and Chicago. He was flown on a secret plane to custody while Hoover hailed the operation.
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New Orleans
Karpie
Federal
Gavrillaville
Nove
Karpla
Ed O'Hara
Karpis
Airqort
Hoover
Kata
Ma) Barker
Department of Justice
Kamm
Alvin Karplis
Karyls
Bremer
Department’s Us
Third Northwestern National Bank
Minneapolis
South
St. Paul
Federal Reserve Bank
Chicago
Natitional Bank
Brainerd
Minn
National Bank and Trust Go
Sioux Falls
Mamm
Tyas
Topeka
Kas
Karpis-Barker
Campbell
Federal Department
John Hamilton
Charles
Pretty Boy" Floyd
Fragmentary Local Note Mentions Gd Karpavice atapattin
Fragmentary OCR reads Gd Karpavice with unclear terms atapattin 4 oe, lacks verifiable details.
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Karpavice
Atapattin
Addis Ababa in Disorder Continues Amid Refugee Move
British legation evacuates about 1,000 nationals from Addis Ababa as its defended zone fills with refugees. Dispatches from London faced transmission risks while Emperor Haile Selassie urges able-bodied citizens near the capital to march north to halt the advancing Italians.
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Tuard
Addis Ababa
London
Addis Abzaba
Haile Selassie
Italian column advances toward Addis Ababa in Ethiopia
Wireless dispatch from Madud notes 15000 Italian troops marching toward Addis Ababa with motorized units securing the route along the river Robi. Ethiopian chiefs report Haile Selassie aided arms for defense but urge resistance only if necessary as natives flee and road works continue under scorching heat.
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Madud
Ethiopia
Asmara
Eritrea
Addis Ababa
Robi
Toops
Macfued
Haile Selessie
Mai Ceu
Haile Selassie
Dessye
Emperor Haile Selassie
Iver Robi
Dama Land
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Zonarich
Richland Township
Cummings
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Jacoby
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Scimonde
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Harkless
Youhouse
Border Stair
Bush
Howard
Moore
Eppley
Baum
Bertig
Evans
Hill
Westmont
Hershberger
Grove
Emeigh
Mishler
Sekela
Walker
Ling
Nees
Bokinsky
Erickson
Smardo
Darr
Cherry Tree
Neiler
Kimmel
Way
Ebensburg
James R, Haughton
Indiana High
Moorhead
Rotrdan
Geo D.leyde
Tersinel
Vitul
Alice Ames
Adele Bailey
Blanche Barr
Mary Cox
Mildred Cramer
Katheryn Dick
Helen Fassett
Rowena Fleming
Sue Gilmore
Dorothy Nan Holes
Charlotte King
Rosemary Koontz
Estele Kozlesky
Marjorie Lemon
Elene Lukehart
Joyce McLane
Peggy McFeely
Ruth Neal
Jean Nesbit
Ruth Nicholson
Rowena Putt
Sara Reed
Margaret Shankle
Kathryn Stiver
Alice Stockberger
Ruth Straw
Jean Wean
Emma Dropp
Dorothy Ellenberger
Lois Floto
Margaret Gundy
Mildred Hart
Helen McKee
Dorothy Martin
Margaret Nelson
Isabel Nichol
Edna Nicodemus
Sara Napp
Irene Painter
Phyllis Robertson
Vivian Roger
Edna Schroth
Velma Seaman
Myrtle Slonaker
Charlotte Smith
Helen Strassner
Mildred Uncapher
Jean Wetzel
Anna Wirdzek
Betty Woolweaver
Pete Zavlaris
Andy Denovehek
Amerino Morano
Vincent Sgriccio
Isabell Streams
Ray Johnston
William McElhoes
Ernest Elder
Archie Johnstone
Harry Putt
Marion Weston
James Mabon
Jack Olson
John Woods
Walter Odgen
Mary Streams
Orothy Bell
Eddie Asper
Thomas Bell
Carl Coudron
Steve Denovchek
Mary Louise Eadie
Roberta Fair
Elaine Feltshans
Bonnie Flack
Peggy Jones
Mildred King
Andrew Kratt
James Love
Peggy North
Clarence Ober
Jane Race
Loren Welch
Helen Widdowson
Kathryn Jones
Caroline McCunn
Clarence Marcus
Clark Myers
Dean Bergman
Elton Marshall
Gene Runzo
John Stasky
Cornet
Edgar Baker
Budd Bona
Russell Cupples
Victor Dimeo
Harry Flack
William Oakes
William Winger
Harm
Joan Clark
Ray DeVinney
Jack Hill
John Oakes
Ronald Trimble
Glenn Campbell
Stewart Johnston
James Moory
William Robertson
George Lydie
Norman Warr
Edward Spires
William Stull
Robert Wettling
Tulio Pagani
Onba
Lone Mobster
Southwest
Elly
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
WY. S. Bureau of Plant Industry
Geo. W. Stimpson
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