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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1936

Page

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Woman's snake bite death in confession Witness

Los Angeles District Attorney Baron Fitts prepared a murder charge naming Robert James an 88 year old barber as the slayer of his wife. Another man, Charles Hope, was a material witness accused as a fellow plotter who drowned the 28 year old woman in her bathtub last August.

Los Angeles Mass Robert James Baron Fitts Hicd Charles Hope James Dames Maniurst Jeg Hope Jess

Washington Struggles Over Taxes and Relief in Congress

Washington lawmakers faced a heavy week with debates on the relief bill and a $1.7 billion deficiency appropriation requested by President Roosevelt. WPA administrator Hopkins criticized road and street work spending, while WEA supporters pressed for a grant-based shift. Senate finance panel prepared for more hearings on the tax plan amid broad reaction. Senator Borah urged a new agency to stabilize money value.

Washington House of Representatives Ronsevell Meriet WEA Marry L. Hopkins WPA Barbour RN. i Civil Works Graf Prrsant Basin World Senate Borah Ida Rural Progress Magazine Vale of Money

Fragmented Martial Claim Repeats Insulting Jibe

A garbled transcript shows a speaker berating another with insults about a wife crowned in a bathhub in Colorado and referencing a past incident. The text is broken and unclear, yielding no verifiable event or outcome.

Pine Flats 4-H Club Plans Evening Meeting

Pine Flats 4-H Club will meet tomorrow at 8:00 p.m. at Odd Fellows Hall in Pine Flats. County Agent J. W. Warner will outline this year’s club options and discuss last year’s corn club and acre of field work.

Odd Fellows Hall Pine Flats J. W. Warner Omarrow

4-H Club Girls Of Ox Hill Elect Officers For Year

Twenty six 4-H Club girls from the Ox Hill district met at leader Mrs. Sheilds Mellen’s home Saturday afternoon and elected officers for the coming year. Norma Ruth Lisbteap was named President and Ellen Renlin Vice-President with Dorothy Hill as Secretary. Berdine Whiteaker and Miss Owen shared Home Economics duties as representatives. The group discussed club work and garment cutting, sang for a period, and set the next meeting at Dorothy Hill’s home on Thursday evening May 1.

Ox Hill Sheilds Mellen Norma Ruth Lisbteap Ellen Renlin Woolfred Dorothy Hill Berdine Whiteaker Dorothy Hill

Conservation Meetings to Explain 1936 Program in Indiana County

Indiana County farmers will learn about grants under the 1936 Agricultural Conservation Act in six meetings on Thursday evening May 7 at 7:00 p.m. at Community Hall Brushvalley Town Hall Clarksburg Court House Indiana Community Hall Purchase Line Griffith Hall Marion Center Lutheran Church Smicksburg. A representative will explain program provisions to attendees. The County Agricultural Conservation committee is chaired by Charles M.

Indiana Brushvalley Town Hall Clarksburg Court Treuse Purchase Line Griffith Hall Marion Center Lutheran Church Smicksburg Charles M

Local Farmers Invite to Mayes Rural Conservation Meeting

McNeilles of Rayce township Bruse I Crawtare of Veest Mahoning tw a dip and C Merbert McCall of Whing township all farmers invited to attend the nearest meeting about the new Mayes Rural Conservation program. Special note that benefits will be offered to qualified farmers and six former mentioneds relief will be held on Thursday the eve of Fat en pom.

Mayes Po Gomer

Gavel Rules as Pennsylvania Assembly Eyes Relief and Reform

Governor Earle faces partisan work with a divided relief plan as the money buffer may run out May 11. The seal board can tap funds until an agreed appropriation is set, while a partisan advisory panel awaits a new relief report. Major issues include federal license extensions, flood control, state institution funding, constitutional amendment ease, and real estate relief. Caputo temporarily fills Larig’s vacancy with Caputo a Dem candidate. Furman considered for GOP nod as Earle returns to work.

Earle Bre Phe Seal Board Charles A. Waters Treas Frank B. Baldwin Geral Assembly WH. FL Gendrich University of Pentestrania Law School House Wilson G. Larig Roy BE Furman Greene County

Governor’s perilous trek to Harrisburg amid storm and thumbing aid

Governor Earle endured a 15 hour trip from Boston to attend a Maryland state conference, relying on Army, state police, and a passerby to reach Harrisburg after weather and detours. He arrived with cabinet members for a special session prep, after weeks of delays and a dramatic rescue by various drivers and police units.

Boston Army Maryland Pennsylvania Earle Legisaature Worcester Mass Camille Vinet Joseph Cunningham Naval Borton Newport Camden Harrisburg Coatesville Aberdeen Churchville

Demoralized Addis Ababa report from page one

Abruptly described scenes at Addis Ababa with naval personnel Philadelphiad and Milhawk writers essaying actions without orders. Mentions Wariman and Russian clerks Spencer, praising discipline, cooperation, and the bold stance of a few armed white men against larger forces amid unclear, damaged phrasing.

Oor Cavanah Philadelphiad Phinter Vire Cane Robert I Milhawk S. Ds Wariman Spencer Tara Smiall

A Ring Around the Moon Weather Signaled

The Curious World notes that a ring around the moon signals a forthcoming storm. Ice crystals in high atmosphere form the ring, while lower levels show no storm yet. Matthew Ferguson describes the phenomenon as a rare, dependable weather indicator.

Voters Of Four States Act On Preferential Primaries

The Associated Press reports voters in Maryland California South Dakota and Alabama move to preferential presidential primaries this week. Roosevelt faces Breckinridge Sinclair and McGroarty are among Democratic hopefuls while Landon supporters back an uninstructed Republican slate. Alabama votes Tuesday with Roosevelt unopposed. Democrats pick nominees for U S Senate and eight House seats.

Associated Press Maryland Roosevelt Colon Hel Breckinridge New York California Alt M.landon Kansas Addiiton Upton Sinclair John S Velt Sinclair Sale McGroarty South Dakota Borah Idaho Lande Alabama U. S

Evacuation Amid Addis Ababa Crisis And Italian Advance

The report details mass evacuation as 250 Sikhs guard a safe fortification while others, including B A Commermuth and Re M Shippey from Avoca Pennsylvania, depart with families and staff. It notes the British mission and Turkish legation evacuations, gunfire abating briefly, and 200000 rounds fired in 24 hours. Marshal Badoglio’s communique places Italian Eritrean troops near Addis Ababa as the Malian advance closes in. The piece also lists local obituaries from Punxsutawney and surrounding areas, including James Long and Elizabeth Kalbach with service details.

India B. A. Commermuth Re M Shippey E. C. French Avoca Penna May Hassies Engert W. W. Weeks Fidele Legation Melly Red Cross Engerl Addis Ababa Hull State Department Sudan Interior Fuji Gualli

Stock Market Quotations and Company Listings Note

Mixed stock table shows quotations for many firms including Bethlehem Steel Chrysler Coca Cola Ford General Electric and Lehigh Valley RR with percentage changes and returns. Contains notes like blown fuse prohibition and scattered percent values across numerous named companies and industries.

Adams Adly Gan Ateh T Auburn Awe Baldwin Lee Balt and Ohie Bendix Aviat Beth Steel Beth SU Blaw Knox Borden Borg-Warner Briggs Burr Ad

State Officials Will Speak Here at College Lecture

Deputy Attorney General D. Alf Fred Wilner will address the Indiana County Branch of the American Association of University Women on public ownership. The open meeting is set for Wednesday at 7 30 in the Arts Building at State Teachers College. Wilner has spoken on constitution revision and public ownership and is active with the Pittsburgh Forum and Pennsylvania Security League. He will travel from Pittsburgh to attend.

D. Alffred Wilner Buldit State Teachers College Indiana County American Association of University Women Mt Wilner Art Club Social Science Wilner Pittsburgh Forum Claussen Tekas Pennsylvania Security League Pittsburgh

Deaths of James M Lemon and Mrs O'Hara Longs Bolivar area

James Morrison Lemon aged nearly 86 died in Loyalhanna township near Saltsburg Saturday morning. Funeral held 2:30 p m today at the Long home conducted by Rev Stephenson. Interment Blairsville Cemetery. Also funeral 2 pm Tuesday for Mary Jane O'Hara and Alex Long of Bolivar. Interment Edgswood Cemetery Salisburg. Rev M Randolph Miller officiated.

Covode Michael Katherine Yourchuck Youngstown Punxsttlawney Horatio Elizabeth (Banner) Kalbach Frank C. Kalbach South Liberty Avenue Blairsville John Banner Toledo Fred Banner Barbarton Davis Hazlett Harold Platt James City Marie Banner Simon & Jude's Catholic Church Father Farina James Long Indiana County Burrell Township Sidney Sarah Munders) Lane Alma Muir Bolivar Elmer Livengood Juhi Lone Burrell Foster Ziegler Minma Willan Hollis Longbranch John Smith Strangford Pas Wilbert Long Walter Long Ellis Gong Anna McCurdy Wall, Pa John Garland Fairfield Township Cambrina County Harriet Casner Mary Jane O'Hara Alex Long Long Home Stephenson Cokeville M. EB Blairsville Cemetery James Morrison Lemon Loyalhanna Township Saltsburg Daisy Bertha Edward McCauley Harry M Ralph C Clyde A Salisburg Thomas C Vandergriff Edgswood Cemetery

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