Justifiable Rate Increases Implications For Wages and Equipment
United Press reports Chicago May 9 that America's railroads aim to raise revenue by leveling freight tariff inequalities. Rail executives warn failure could trigger chaos, wage cuts, and drastic economy measures, impacting millions. The plan stems from a Chicago Advisory Committee meeting urging rate agency reviews to restore prosperity.
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Prederigk C.othman
United Press
Chicago
America
Association of Railway Executives’ Advisory Committee
United States
Chicago Brickstone Hotel
Transportation Chieftains
Mine Safety Meeting At Commodore Mines
Over 900 Commodore Mines employees attended a safety meeting in the Commodore High School building. Superintendent Jed Bass and Mine Foreman James Lamb led the session with addresses by General Superintendent Harry J. Hinterleitner and Mining Engineer Maurice Coulter. Barr Slope Holmes Safety Chapter members were guests and discussed accident prevention during a detailed Q and A period.
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Commodore
Commodore Mines
Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corporation
Jed Bass
James Lamb
Harry J. Hinterleitner
Maurice Coulter
Barr Slope Holmes Safety Chapter
Coulter
CG. C. Field
WATTENDED "WRECK" AT NEW BETHLEHEM
Major CG McLain of Indiana Lisle Filckinger of Homer City Don Lockhart of Smicksburg and Paul Ansley of Plumville traveled to New Bethlehem yesterday to witness a wreck of the 40 and 8 unit from Armstrong and Clarion counties. The attendees described the event as a great wreck and a royal good time, noting the popcorn and cats as part of the scene. A paint sale ad followed, promoting enamel cans at special prices from Indian Lumber and Supply.
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McLain
Indiana
Lisle Filckinger
Homer City
Don Lockhart
Smicksburg
Paul Ansley
Plumville
New Bethlehem
Armstrong
Clarion County
Indian Lumber and Supply
Mother’s Day Dinner At Hotel Indiana
A Sunday dining notice promotes a Mother’s Day dinner prepared by Mrs. Yuckenberg at Hotel Indiana. Guests are invited to bring their mothers for filet mignon or fried chicken dinner with other good offerings.
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Indiana
Tilden tennis star forms incorporations in New York
William F. Tilden has organized two New York companies, Tilden Common and Tilden Preferred, with stock at par. Promoters led by J Kendler say most shares are held by Tilden and he is buying more from profits of his tennis career. About $390,000 in Preferred and 1,000 Common shares are listed.
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New York
William T. Tilden
New York State
Tilden
J. Kendler
Tilden Preferred
Tilden Common
Princess Beatrice and Christine Start Secretarial Training
Princess Beatrice and Princess Christine, daughters of the exiled King of Spain, begin paid secretarial jobs while living in Fontainebleau. Beatrice, 21, and Christine, 19, say they work harder than reporters and never truly get off duty as they study shorthand and typing. Juan remains in the British Naval Academy.
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Mary Knight Cup
Fontainebleau
France
Beatrice
Spain
United Press
Christine
Juan
Naval Academy
Shotwell in Critical Condition After Hospital Stay
W. S. Shotig Sheloca, 11, formerly of near fin, is in critical condition in Lancaster hospital. His brother, Dick Shotwell, a parachute jumper, has undergone three blood transfusions, all reportedly failed. Mia. W. Shotwell and the mother remain at the bedside.
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W. S. Shotig
Will Rogers Scorns Local Death Rate Paradox
In Tucson, Will Rogers praises the city and mocks its high infant mortality by citing a New York dinner list of prominent women. He claims 16 000 yearly deaths worldwide but implies safer childbirth in other countries. The piece ends urging readers to turn to Page 7.
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Evening Gazette
Tucson
Ariz
America
Peorple
United States
Focal
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Hoover
Myrs. Lindbergh
Sloan
Kermit Roosevelt
Mall
India
Africa
Forbes Guest At Testimony Dinner Honoring Promotion
County Superintendent of Highways H W Gehry Tevmship Engineer W P Harrigan Inspectors George K Clark and H B Reese of the Department of Highways returned yesterday from Altoona where they attended a testimonial dinner for Division Engineers St Morbes in the Penn Alto Hotel Thursday night. The program was in charge of Assistant Division Engineer A M White. At the conclusion of the program Mr Forbes was presented with a Hamilton watch by the division employees. The dinner honored his recent promotion.
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H. W. Gehry
W. P. Harrigan
George K. Clark
H. B. Reese
Department of Highways
Altoona
St. Morbes
Penn Alto
A. M. White
Forbes
Hamilton
Clarksburg P D Robbery At McCall Store Post Office
Robbers forced entry into the McCall post office and general store in Clarksburg between midnight and five this morning, stealing about five dollars and loot valued around $100. Entry was gained by removing rear door glass and unlocking. drawers were ransacked but nothing else valuable taken. County Detective Harry Kaozer and State Police pursue vague leads.
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R. D.mccall
Clarksburg
McCall
Harry Kaozer
Pandorean Revue Impresses With Sailor Theme At High School
Pandorean is a formity of High School girls who aim at literary excellence, scholarship and leadership. They sponsor two public events yearly, the Pandorean Webster contest and the annual revue. Last evening the Revue closed the year with singing, dancing and polished performance under Carroll W. Rupp, Harry A. Canfield and Esther McGuire guiding.
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Carroll W. Rupp
Harry A. Canfield
Esther McGuire
DeMolays Honor Their Mothers at Banquet
About seventy five attended a Mother and Son banquet at Camp Resta sponsored by DeMolay members of Indiana. Raymond F. Smith introduced Hugh M. Bell as toast master, and Dr. Robert L. Clark delivered the main address themed Mother.
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Camp Resta
Order DeMolay of
Indiana
Raymond F. Smith
The
DeMolay
Hugh M. Bell
All Boys
Robert L. Clark
Presbyterian Church
Harry Snyder Pneumonia Patient Admitted
Harry Snyder of South Twelfth Street was admitted to Indiana Hospital last night with pneumonia. His condition at noon was reported as fair.
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Harry Snyder
South Twelfth Street
Indiana Hospital
Snyder
Indiana Merchants Launch First Of Monday Shopping Savings
The Indiana Evening Gazette promotes a weekly Monday shopping event with participating merchants offering outstanding values. The page notes increasing offers each Saturday, urging readers to plan ahead, visit Tudhing as a shopping center, and anticipate more ads in next Saturday’s Gazette. Participating merchants are listed on the initial page.
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Indiana Evening Gazette
Indiana County
Tudhang
Gazette
Indiana
Governor Approves Higher Bituminous Coal Weight
In Harrisburg May 5 Governor Pinchot approved the Henderson bill raising the standard weight of a bushel of bituminous coal to 80 pounds from 70. The measure, introduced by Representative Joseph B Henderson of Fayette, amended an earlier act setting the 70 pound standard.
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Inarrisburg
Pinchot
Henderson
Joseph B. Henderson
Fayette
Woman Sought After Escape Fugitives Recaptured in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh officers hunted a woman believed to aided two Greensburg jail escapees. Fugitives Louis Zemier and Richard Golden were recaptured at a Pittsburgh restaurant, Peeking Inn, overnight. Jackie Frome, owner, held on suspicious person charges. Henry Earhart, 38, arrested for furnishing clothing to the prisoners. Police found discarded hacks likely used to saw bars and say outside help suspected. Detectives would not confirm if the sought woman linked to Zemler or Golden.
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Pittsburgh
Greensburg
Louis Zemier
Paieio
Richard € O'élden
Henry Earhart
Zemler
Golden
County students in state athletics reach five spring teams
Among the 250 candidates for Penn State’s five spring sports teams are former high school athletes from Indiana Armstrong and Jefferson counties. The list names Martin Stockdale Saltsburg in baseball outfield Russell Nix Homer City track quarter mile and half mile Kerrmit W Reidy Worthington lacrosse first defense William McMilen Punxsutawney lacrosse point Edwin McMinn Lanes Mills lacrosse second attack.
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Penn State
Indiana
Armstrong
Jefferson Counties
Martin HH. Stockdale
Saltsburg
Russell
Nix
Homer City
Kermit W. Reidy
Worthington
Jefferson
William W. McMilen, Jr
Punxsutawney
Lacrosse
Point
Mdwin K. McMinn
Lanes Mills
Mushroom lights removed at street intersections
Street Commissioner Marvey A. Orr and his crew today remove four mushroom lights at the centers of four street intersections. The lights, installed to force drivers to keep right when making a left turn, are no longer necessary after a ruling by Council.
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Marvey A. Orr
Counul
War Department Conference With Hoover At Camp Raridan
The War Department leaders met President Hoover on the banks of the Raridan for talks on cutting army expenses. The White House party left at 8 10 p m for a series of weekend departmental conferences through midsummer. Hoover treats them as business hobbies, often interrupted by urgent matters in the executive mansion. He plans to move meetings to his fishing grounds to gain quiet.
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Washington
War Department
Hoover
Raridan
White House
Executive Mansion
Regional Anniversary Event Opens In Blairsville
The tenth annual meeting of the Allegheny Region Anniversary Association for Odd Fellows and Rebekah lodges in Western Pennsylvania opened today in Blairsville. Several hundred delegates registered for the opening business session at 10 a.m. Charles J. Siegfried of Blairsville Lodge 486 leads the committees. William Nimo of Nant-y-Glo serves as president. Chief Burgess G. C. Overdorff delivered official greetings to delegates.
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Allegheny Region Anniversary Association
Odd Fellows
Rebekah
Pennsylvania
Blairsville
Charles J. Siegfried
William Nimo
Nant-y-Glo
Burgess
Burgess G. C, Overdorff
Odd Fellows Building
Parade by Blairsville featured State Police detachment
A parade of visiting members was scheduled for 2 30 p m headed by a detachment of State Police. The procession was to traverse the principal streets of Blairsville.
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Blairsville
Summer Round Up of Children Campaign Text
Campaign urges parents to ensure entering grade pupils are free from remediable defects. Encourages periodic exams by physician and dentist to prepare children physically and mentally for school and highlights parental responsibility for preschool health. Perrara Insurance Agency relocated to 60 bl. Phila. St. shows contact details.
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National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Perrara Insurance Agency
Weamer
Phila
Consignment Tapestries Return May 20 at Buehht Brothers
Our consignment of tapestries and hand painted velvets will be returned May 20. Make your selection now. Priced under value at Buehhelt Brothers. 28x
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Buehhelt Brothers
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Rebekahs
William F. Tilden
Sister
Shotwell
Will Rogers
Peiandey
Testimony
P. D
Reymery—Jansons, Park and Tilford and
Whitman’s. Heagy Drug Company
Court House
Heagy Drug Co
Court Toure
Pandorean
Hoover Camp
Overdorff
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