Steel Chorus and Singers Spotlight in Local Program
A fragmented OCR list shows a steel chorus and multiple named performers including Tehor Solesa, James Bent, James Wakefield, Gladys Pitcher, Stanley Evampbell, Carl Engle, Oscar J. Fox, Jos. Sanderosa, H Sheriff, Oley Speaks, Davison, Mrs. Stanley Campbell, Alberto Randegger, Earl Towner. The program features a mix of choruses, solos, and selections such as Rounded Up In Glory and The Crossroads.
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Tehor Soles
Olmstead
James
Sanderson
James Bent
Sons of
Men
Charles Wakefield
Cadman
Martanina
Gladys Pitcher
Rindinge
Selestad — Hise
Stanley Evampbellmobell
The
Volga Boatmen
Carl Engle
Ors
Oscar J. Fox
Harlequin
Sheriff
Jack—Squire
Jos
Oley Speaks
Reapers
Davison
Stanley Eampbell
Alberto Randegger
Earl Towner
Orus
Tornado Rips Through Frost and Surrounding Areas
A powerful tornado struck Frost causing widespread destruction with all thirty Frost businesses demolished and every home damaged. The storm then swept through McLennan and Hill counties, injuring many and prompting emergency hospitals, refugee camps, and martial law measures. Relief crews from San Antonio and Waco aided the stricken region as fatalities rose and communication failed.
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Mercy
San Antonio
Waco
Frost
McLennan
Hill
Gulf of Mexico
Gulf
Armies
Runge
Nordheim
Austin
Lax Antonio
Ernie
Corsicana
Fort, Worth
Mineral Wells
Bowie
Rangor
Coleman
Mother Town Tragedy Details Revealed In Letter
A mother recounts buying a .22 rifle weeks earlier and concealing it at home before killing herself on the way home with three children. In a letter addressed to Mildred, an older daughter, Mrs Yelden outlines arrangements for disposing of the children's effects and urges the remaining siblings to heed old advice and attend church. The note to Mildred, Mrvan, and Vernon asks them to avoid hard thoughts of their mother and to try to live this down.
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Mildred
Parking Fights and Alley Plans Spark Indiana Borough Debate
Philadelphia street congestion prompts Indiana Council to consider removing long parked cars and directing drivers to side streets. Officials urge business owners along Main to set examples, while petitions for brick alley paving and fence around borough property move forward. Council also jokes over abandoned brick theft and requests repair equipment. Taylor Alley remains unopened and 15 cars are red tagged.
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Philadelphia Street
Chamber
Indiana
Benjamin Franklin Highway
Indiana Council
Philadelphia
Gombers Alley
Ninth Street
Dr. C
South Thirteenth Street
Taylor Alley
Z. P. Whaiy
Jika Tidlany
Taylor Aney
Tha
Death toll of Indian quake may reach 7000
London dispatch reports the Pegu Burma quake death toll between 6000 and 7000, with fires, tidal waves, and rioting by Nationalist extremists. Rangoon records 40 dead and 200 injured as emergency hospitals fill. entire towns like Pegu leveled, 20000 residents homeless.
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London
INS
London Daily Mail
Pegu
Burma
Mahatma Gandhi
Pogu
Gulf of Martahan
Rangoon
Mounntain Gulf
Bombay
Parking violations near fire plugs spark city warnings
Indiana observers report ten hearings this week for parking infractions with five more expected. Offenders singled out were first-time violators tagged by the Burgess, with records kept for future repeat offenses. Causes include parking over lines, near fire plugs, and where no parking signs exist, as seen at Murphy's stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Murphy’s
Pinchot attacks Philadelphia gang and calls for reform
Former Gov Pinchot intensifies campaign against the Philadelphia gang in Pennsylvania politics. He urged removal of Commissioner Benn, accused Western Pennsylvania counties of obstruction, and vowed to abolish the coal and iron police. He pressed open access to the Harrisburg governor and criticized the Public Service Commission while pledging to repeal the inheritance tax on small estates.
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Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Blairsville
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Commonwealth
Pinecot
Tie
Coal and Iron Police
Pinchot
Public Service Commission
Brown
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Blood study links brain activity to vein samples
Washington May 7 Ins Blood drawn from a punctured jugular vein flowing from the brain shows variations from samples taken elsewhere. Dr Abraham Meyerson of Boston, a mental expert, says the brain acts like a muscle and is an active metabolic organ. He notes the brain absorbs more oxygen and sugar than other parts of the body.
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Washington
Abraham Meyerson
Boston
Campaign Speech Fragment Sparks Gubernatorial Talk
A fragmented campaign speech in which a candidate vows to push constitutional reform, claims independence from a Philadelphia group, and asserts he will not accept advice from rival party figures. The speaker insists his only ally is Charles Armstrong and lampoons opponents while predicting no strong policy changes if elected.
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Campflanor
Philadelphia
Charles ¥. Armstrong
Harrisburg
Miquelf
Alge
Independent campaign members pledge support at Indiana meeting
Speakers from Cambria and Indiana County promote cooperative efforts to educate the public to patronize independent merchants. They outline methods using newspaper, billboard, and radio advertising and announce venue use at Indiana Theatre. Directors elected include B. M. Clark A. J. Musser L.W. Householder and others across Pennsylvania.
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Ryan
H. B. Pequenat
Pittsburgh
Cambria
Indiana County
Pequegnot
Cambria County
Indiana Theatre
Adda P. Elkin
Stanley Elkin
Ritz and
Indiana Theatres
Zellers
B. M. Clark
A. J. Musser
L.W. Householder
Indiana
C. H. Brickle
Rossiter
Carl Bence
Dixonville
D.W. Hawes
Cherry Tree
W. S. Maltz
Glen Campbell
Richard Duncan
Heilwood
Operetta Cast and School Chorus Highlight Year
The operetta featured students with roles such as Daisy-Mary Weaver and Walter Whitmyre plus acts like May Pole Dances by Fifth and Sixth trades. The event included Fourth to Sixth Trades choruses and benefited from the cooperation of training teachers and departments, marking a standout activity of the school year.
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Daisy
Mary Louise Weaver
Haster Rabbit
Walter Whitmyre
Violet
Alice Moorhead
Mildred
Gessler
Tack
Buddy Taggart
Berwyn Russell
Shepherds and Maidens
Posey
Virginia Smith
George Hill
Chapman Marshall
John Simpson
Louis Hines
H S Students and Westinghouse Singers Plan Event
Southwestern section list names for Betty Eilis and Jane Stewart preparing violin solo and accompanist roles. Participants include Mabel Fiscus in vocal solo and Robert Cronk on cornet, with multiple choir altos sopranos and accompanists named for a school performance at Westinghouse High School.
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Westinghouse High School
Betty Eilis
Jane Stewart
Mabel Fiscus
Clayabel_ Tweed
Robert Cronk
Cornet
Albert Litzinger
John Vinton
Marie Adams
Peggy Jane Clements
Mable Fiscus
Angeline Hauxhurst
Lucille Littlefield
Martha McKee
Ethel Myers
Dorothy Wensel
Irene Park
Winona Wilson
Helen Wagle
Marian Weamer
Gertrude Dickie
Mae Mock
Amny Mae Skelton
Eleanor Strassner
Blanche Brickell
Betty Ellis
Roberta Jobe
Thalya Longwill
Nellie Peters
Clayahel Tweed
Belle Hayes Wiley
Shirley Wisner
West Alias
Marian Cox
Sophnia Hill
Martha McCoy
Ruth MccGaughey
Rosalie Romeo
Dorothy Walls
Death claims W. George of West Lebanon
W. George of West Lebanon dies. survivors include I. R. George of Indiana R and D. D. George of Vandergrift and A. Quay George of Taren tum. Funeral at his late home Thursday at 2 pm EST. He was a member and Sabbath School teacher at First United Presbyterian Church of Tatentuin.
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W. George
West
Lebanon
R. C
I. R. George
Indiana
D. D. George
Vandergrift
A. Quay George
Tarentum
George
Fist
United Presbyterian Church of
Tatentuin
Matilda Walker Rupert Dies After Lingering Illness
Mrs Matilda Walker Rupert longtime secretary of Allegheny Bree baseball team died Monday afternoon at 8 10 from diabetes after lingering illness. Born April 22 1860 she lived mostly near Shelocta. Survived by daughters Mrs E E Fleming Mrs T A McGaughey and Harry Rupert nine grandchildren and a great grandchild and brothers and sisters Mrs A E Wadding Mrs J A Hill Grant and James Walker Scott Walker Israel Walker. Remains taken to Shelocta home. Services held at Curry's Run Presbyterian Church at 2 30 this afternoon. Interment Greenwood Cemetery.
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Matilda Walker Rupert
T. A. McGaughey
North Tenth Street
John
Sarah Walker
Kunkle
Shelocta
E. E. Fleming
Blairsville
Indiana
Harry Rupert
Brackenridge
A. E. Wadding
J. A. Hill
Grant
James Walker
Scott Walker
Israel Walker
Curry’s Run Presbyterian Church
Mr. McClelland
Greenwood Cemetery
Gerun Band Here Tonight at Cliffside Park Dance
Tom Gerun and his band play the opening dance at Cliffside Park tonight with parking for 2,000 cars. The review highlights My Love Parade and Love Parade themes, Dream Lover, Great Gabbo, and blues numbers like The Gambler's Blues, noting blue tone and elaborate arrangements. The critic praises Great Day as the standout piece and symbolically links it to Tom Gerun.
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Tom Gerun
Cliffside Park
Gerun
Maurice Chevalier
Mr. Gerun
von’ Stroheim
South Land
Tom Tom
Mr. Geran
Minnetonka
Grund y Pinchot joint headquarters opening noted
Pottsville Pa May 7 joint headquarters for Gifford Pinchot gubernatorial candidate and Joseph Grundy Senatorial hopeful opened in the FW Grand buildings. Observers were surprised as the two camps publicly aligned their efforts to defeat their rivals. It is unclear whether leaders will recognize the move or what effect it will have.
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Pottsville
INS
Gifford Pinchot
Fourth arrest in Blairsville freight theft case
Blairsville, May 7. Clifford Mitcuell 22 of Derry, formerly Blairsville, is jailed in Derry on charges of breaking and entering and robbery for stealing merchandise from Pennsylvania Railroad freight cars in Blairsville yards. He acted with James Householder 22 and Paul Allen 21, both of Blairsville, who were arrested last Thursday. Householder and Allen pleaded guilty and were sentenced to 24 to 48 months in the Allegheny county workhouse. Harry Aven 26, brother of Allen, was also detained on receiving stolen goods charges.
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Blairsville
Pennsylvania Railroad
Clifford Mitcuell
Derry
Blairaville
Mikesell
Justice’ of the Ponca
Ralph ©. Brown
James Householder
Paul Allen
Harry Aven
Householder
J. N. Langham
Allegheny County
Harry Allen
W.C. Byrnes
National Banks Over Billion Wealth Report May 7
The March 27 national banks held assets totaling 27.55 billion, down from December and a year earlier. Loans and discounts stood at 14.65 billion, down 201 million year over year. U.S. securities invested 2.72 billion, up 110.8 million since December but down 373.9 million in a year. Other bond holdings 3.83 billion, down 141.2 million in twelve months. Total deposits 21.64 billion, down 1.23 billion year over year. The report notes declines across assets and deposits, with minor gains in securities. Local entertainment notes report Warner Bros. taking over Harris theatres and minor social updates from Bedford and South Seventh Street.
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Wallington
John W. Pole
United States
Stocks at 1:30 American Gan geteneess
Market records list numerous equities with varied prices and percent changes. Companies include Bethlehem Steel, Canadian Pacific, General Motors, Eastman Kodak, Coca Cola, Chrysler, United States Steel, Studebaker, DuPont, Intel Nickel, Kennecott Copper, and Westinghouse Electric, among others. The data shows mixed gains and losses with several entries lacking clear figures.
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American Gan
Geteneess
Attaconda Copper
American Loco
Atchison T
Arnates al
Bethlehem Steel
Canadian Pacific
Ches
Ohio
Chrysler
Coca Cola
Ene Continental
Iseseeesrees
Eastman Kodak
Feeees
Erie R. R
Eeee General Motor
Grisgby-Gruno
Nickel
Kelvinator
Norf
West Fenn R. R. v
Pullman
Redeeene Tbh Radio Corp
Cgrorstesse
Pede Schuite
Sinclair OM
Cheers Eneae
Standard Oil
N. J
Studebaker
UN BS
Ator Westinghouse
G.M. St. B
Rizzo Faces Judgment Challenge Over Common Scald Conviction
Charles Rizzo, 65, convicted of being a common scald, plans to move for arrest of judgment citing no law for such charge. Jury of eight women four men found him guilty, sparking debate on the archaic offence and potential appeal to the supreme court if the motion fails.
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Pittsburgh
Charles Rizzo
Riazo
4& Man
Rizzo
Supreme Court
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North Eleventh Street
Chestnut Street
Contucil
Torhe Fira Company
Firomon
Alabama
NEA Birmingham Bureau
Harry Cunningham
Scottsboro
Ajo
Farmer
Wettumpka
Myrtle Graham
Cunningham
Newby Moates
Murphy Bidg
H. S
Gerun Band
Grundy-Pinchot
Harris Theatres
Warner Bros
Floyd Dom
Indiana Hospital
Grant Bowser
Bedford
Moreland
South Seventh Street
Gheny
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