Beer Control Bill On Pinchot's Desk Sets Beer Tax
Pennsylvania moves toward beer control with a $1.24 per barrel tax and local option prohibitions. The House passed the bill 148 to 17 and the Senate approved minor changes. Pinchot expected to sign, with regulatory steps effective June 1. Soda fountains may pour beer under strict conditions while licenses are issued by various authorities.
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William J. Kelly
SN. S
Harrisburg
UNS
House
McClure
Gifford Pinchot
Senate
Pennsylvania
General Assembly
Pinchot
Clinton A. Sowers
Philadelphia
State Department of Revenue
Indiana fines after drive on unlicensed dogs
Constable Ford Coleman and Blaine Short of the Bureau of Animal Industry conducted a crackdown on unlicensed dogs and dogs at large in Indiana yesterday. Several dog owners were fined after arraignments before Squire J. D. Hl. The law requires all dogs over six months to be licensed with tags and worn at all times, and that dogs stay on the owner's property unless leashed and accompanied by the owner.
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Ford Coleman
Blaine Short
Bureau of Animal Industry
Indiana
Lions Plan Summer Playgrounds With Guest Speaker
The Lions Club met Tuesday to discuss playgrounds in town rather than expensive equipment. Guest Ruth Totman urged community supervised activities, proposing three sites and daily access for children, as Miss Totman outlined games and needs for proper supervision.
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Miss Doyle
Hart Daugherty
Rotary Club
Mr. Everett
Ruth
Totman
The
Teachers College
Indiana
Fragmented OCR: May 4 event hints and odd phrases
Readable text shows a fragment mentioning Thursday night May 4 and an opus related item while other details are unclear. The paragraph lacks complete names places or context to confirm a clear event or outcome.
Seed Potatoes To Arrive Here During Week
Two carloads of certified seed potatoes are arriving from Michigan and Maine for Indiana County farmers and 4-H clubs. One carload heads to Marion Center and the other to Indiana, totaling 1470 bushels for 170 farmers and several 4-H clubs sponsored by local service clubs. Storage quality matters. one year old seed stored properly yields near original performance.
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Northern
Michigan
Indiana
Maine
Warner
Marion Gonter
Indiana County
Savan Club
Punxsutawney
Oak Tree Club
Lions Club of
Home Potato Club
Kiwanis Club
Brushvalley Club
Lions Club
Homer City
Rotary Club of
Lids Club
Saltsburg
Blairsville
Blaairsville
Butera Faces Trial After Murder Acquittal
Joe Butera of DuBois, previously tried and acquitted of murder, is charged again with shooting Attorney L. D. McCall near his home on February 10. The May grand jury indicted him for shooting with intent to kill. McCall was wounded in the jaw and hand. trial set for May 15.
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Cleareteld
INS
Joe Butera
DuBois
L. D. McCall
Butera
Hig Auto
Marion Center Senior Class Play at Town Hall
Marion Center High School presents its annual senior class play in Town Hall on Friday evening May 5 at 8 00. Directed by Mrs T C Hoyt Jr the production titled Her temporary flush and shows the students in a community event with local involvement.
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Marion Center High School
Town Hall
Marion Center
Fushand
Treasury balance and expenditures report shows May 1 figures
Treasury balance stands at 220 064 966 709 dollars with expenditures of 7 340 Am. Customs receipts and other entries are listed, but readable details are fragmented. The document references Washington and a May 3 dateline with a May 1 balance.
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Washington
Thumbs Down On Thumbers Warn Drivers
State Highway Patrol Superintendent Wilson C Price warns motorists that hitch hikers pose safety risks. He urges drivers to reject offers of lifts, citing incidents of assault and violations of law. Price says thumbs up by hitch hikers may increase, urging thumbs down to stay safe. Delhi Inn reopening listed with Park Lytle orchestra May 4.
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Wilson C. Price
Highway Patrol
Price
Delhi Inn
Park Lytle
Coal Rescue Seen In Action In Western PA Meeting
In Pittsburg Pa a 29 company turnout formed a engineers committee to draft a plan for a cooperative central sales agency for western Pennsylvania coal producers. The effort aims to create a sales framework akin to Appalachian Goals Inc. with findings due at a later session.
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Pittsburgit
IINS
Western
Pennsylvania
S$. A. Taylor
Men Hoffaecker
John Rayburn
Appalachian Goals, Inc
West Virginia
Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Gazette Will Carry Goodrich Co Ads
The Indiana Gazette will carry the 1938 tire advertising campaign of The B. F. Goodrich Company. The goodrich ads come from Akron Ohio and highlight four new type safety tires with a safety ply to resist heat and blowouts. Goodrich has used newspaper advertising for over six decades.
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Indiana Gazette
Goodrich Company
Ybher Company
Goodrich
Akron
Ohio
Pioneer Rubber Company
Queen for a Day at Teachers College Delights Seniors
"Queen for a day" showcased Arlene Vinton and a court of fairies at East Campus. The May Day and Senior Swing Out featured staging, lighting, costumes, music, and pantomime by over 150 students, praised for social and aesthetic value. a repeat performance was planned for May 6 at 7 15 on campus with tickets available at annual sale.
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Teachers College
Ifiuider
Arlene
Vinton
Council Delays Action On Daylight Saving Proposal
Borough council postponed a decision on adopting daylight savings time at the May 7 meeting. petitions circulated urging or opposing the shift and traffic concerns near Seventh Street and Wayne Avenue prompted a police inquiry. A proposed Sterling Oil service station at Wayne and Seventh was approved in principle, with construction possible soon if final officials approve.
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Indiana
G. Ja. Simpson
Butler
Killanning
City
Punxantawney
Seventh Street
Wayne Avenie
Anil
Tf. C. Cleppin
Sterling Oil Company
Wayhe Avenue
Point
Thelr Okel
Fulure
Death claims Wine Walker and Dinmire in Oakmont area
Obituary notices report the death of Mrs. Sarah Anderson Walker wife of R. A. Walker editor of the Saltsburg Press, at Indigna hospital after months of illness. Surviving are her husband G T Anderson sister Miss Mary E Anderton and two nieces and two nephews. Funeral in Saltshore Friday conducted by ministers. Burial Oakmont Cemetery for James Alexander Dunmire aged 81 years four months and 24 days.
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Saltsburge Presbyterian Church
Sarah (Anderson) Walker
R. A. Walker
Saltsburge Press
Tndigna Hospital
G. T. Anderson
Mary E. Anderton
Oakmont
Saltshore
J. Stanley Harker
G. C. McNary
James R. W. Craighead
Thurial
Oakmont Cemetery
James Alexander Dunmire
James Alexander Dinmire
Ministers Meet Monday May 8th in View AM
The inthlstar at the enmuity will meet in View AM. C A Mandas May ab dt a mt for their nanthily wheeting fev CGla Moape yaatar of he Atethodise Ralseopal Oireh OF Miavion Genver will present piper on the subjsaet eye Ministers' Relation to the Orpuntastions of the Baral Churel All milders of the county are welcome
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AM. C. A
Mandas
Yaatar
Tax Delinquents Face Audit Under Tax Department
The Department of Revenue alerts liable taxpayers that returns are due. April 1 deadline moved to May 15 for fines, but not for filing. Investigators will identify and pursue noncompliers, with penalties up to a substantial percentage plus 10 percent interest. Refusal may lead to state justice action.
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Department of Revenue
State Department of Justee
Act
Ton D. Melager Agasin
Coroners Jury Frees Man In Auto Fatality
A coroner's jury freed Wilson Thomas of Rayne township in the Marion Center area after the inquest into a fatal crash that killed Daisy Bush of Marion Center. Mrs. Sarah Avey testified that Thomas's car brushed her vehicle causing her to lose control and overturn on the Indiana Punxsutawney road. The jury cited a brisk wind as a contributory factor and the accident left four occupants injured, with Bush dying later from internal hemorrhages.
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Acoroner
Wilson
T Thomas
Rayne Township
Daisy Bush
Marion Center
Sarah Avey
Indiana-Punysuttawney Road
W. EE. Hopkins
T. R. Tubbs
Indiana
State Highway Patrol
Thomas
Ayvey
Ty. Hopkins
Repeats Warning On Drug Cigarettes Reported
The report by Secretary of Health Theodore B. Appel through the bureau of narcotic control warns of rising marihuana cigarette use. H V Smith notes unscrupulous dealers target youth, urging avoidance of this habit forming weed that can cause physical injury and potential insanity.
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Theodore B. Appel
Department
Bureau of Narcotic Control
H. V. Smith
Forest Weather Sparks Fire Season Debate In District
Forestry officials warned that a warm spell could hasten forest fires or end the season if drying timber leads to more blazes, while cold and rain delay leafing. No fires were reported in the district yesterday.
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Gallitain
THOMAS DEFIES ORDER ON GOLD FOR PEN WHY
May 7 Denver INS reports former Senator Charles S Thomas declares possession of 120 in gold to qualify for the penitentiary and challenges the presidents order. He says he will not surrender the gold, testing executive power in the publicized dispute.
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Sdenver
INS
United States
Charles S$. Thomas
Thomas
Torney
Ralph Caty
Geld
Wold
Ten Year Old Pupil Lured Away by Phone Message
A ten year old pupil was lured from class after a phone message claimed to be from the pupil's father. The incident centers on a parked car with muffled cries heard as the supposed clue. Police urge caution and report no further details yet.
Kidnapped Peggy McMath Given 48 Hour Grace Period
Harwich Massachusetts May 3 a 48 hour grace period is agreed by the McMath family and State Police to allow kidnapers to return 10 year old Peggy McMath heiress to a fortune unharmed. A ransom offer is stated with provision no prosecution if the child is restored. The plan includes keeping the family phone line open for free contact during the period. Police report no progress by May 8 when a motorist reports muffled cries from a parked sedan on the Worcester Turnpike.
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James J. Kilgallen
N. S
Harwich
Mass
Peggy, McMath
William Lees
Neil McMath
Lee
McMath
Holden
Mar
Peggy” McMath
Boston
Worcester Turnpike
Harteford
Conn
Cape Cod
Assessors Begin Spring Registry Visit in Indiana County
Registry assessors across Indiana County started Monday to compile the spring list. Each voter will be visited and enrolled with their party affiliation, with most work completed before May 22 when the registry list will be displayed at district voting places.
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Indiana County
Rayne Presbyterian Church Resumes Services May 7
The Rayne Presbyterian congregation resumes regular services after winter hiatus. Sunday School session at 10:00 a.m. with preaching by Rev. R. M. Offutt at 11:00 a.m. on the resumption date.
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Rayne Church
Rayne Presbbyterim Ghureh
R. M
King Kong to Visit Indiana at RKO Premiere
King Kong heads to Fay Wray in RKO Pictures as the film debuts at the Arts theatre for three nights May 8 9 and 10. The giant ape battles dinosaurs and a winged horror in jungle peril before rampaging through New York city. A sensational epic promises the ultimate thrill as Kong faces machine gun fire atop the city skyline.
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Beast
Fay Wray
RKO
Radio Pictures
Rrts
Ptr
Robert Armstrong
Bruce Cabot
New York
Kin Kong
Kopg
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