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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1934

Page

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President Roosevelts Debt Plan May Reveal June 15 Payment

Washington report states a direct Roosevelt clarification on the 176 million debt due June 15 is likely soon. Officials speculate a new plan could involve rescheduling Europe’s debts to the United States and potential concessions to ensure resumption of full payments. The Johnson Act penalties loom over any token or partial payments.

Kingsburgh Smith Washington Roosevelt Europe United States Finland

Revival Call Across America Demands New Religious Awakening

Evangelist H L Stephens in Indiana Evangelistic Tabernacle urges Godly revival to avert a slide into atheism and communism. He cites Wall Street Journal, Habakkuk, and historic revivals as models, warns of nationwide godlessness, and notes large crowds gathering from many towns.

Tabernacle America H. L. Stephens New York Indiana God Propheta Wall Street Journal Wesley and Whitfield England Great Britain Russia Habbakuk Boston

Christ Coy Enters Milk Business Near Penn Run

Christ Coy of near Penn Run upgrades his farm to start a milk business. He renovates barn and stable and applies whitewash to present a clean sanitary appearance. He plans to establish a house to house milk route to Indiana.

Christ Coy Penn Run Coy Indiana

Sophie Tucker Sings Before King George and Queen Mary

American vaudeville star Sophie Tucker performed at the Palladium for King George, Queen Mary, and Princess Alice. She sang Some of These Days and Louisville Lou, eliciting enthusiastic royal and public cheers despite earlier theatre secrecy.

London Sophie Tucker George Queen Mary Sophie Monarch Louisville Princess Alice Palladium Sophia Phickey

Vandal Bloom Theft Warns Indiana Borough

Indiana authorities warn residents amid a rash of raids on tulip beds and blooming trees in Memorial Park and cemeteries. Last year a youth was arrested and convicted for stealing blooms. Police have orders to arrest vandals who strip gardens at night, with penalties for destroying trees and shrubs. Civic pride prompts enforcement and community vigilance.

Osage Memorial Park Indiana

Harold Teen and Joe Penner At The Ritz

Harold Teen and Joe Penner headline at the Ritz with Hal LeRoy in a secret Hollywood transfer to star The Tote. Rochelle Hudson, Patricia Eis lead female roles as rivals for Harold’s love. Also shown are Joe Penners Wann a Buy a Duck and Gangway shorts and a Disney Silly Symphony color short China Shop.

Rard Smith al Cohn Hal LeRoy Hollywood Warner Broad Ca Secratly Tote Harold Teen Rale Rochelle Hudson Allums Patricia Eis Harold Jon Ponner Joe As Thora Disney Silly Symphony

RAZZBERRY FORUM INCIDENT STIRS LABOR MEET

At a Pennsylvania labor convention Governor Pinchot defended social laws and reforms while a disruption angered by protestors included a Mrs Pinchot interruption of Senator Reed. Mrs George Lorimer, president of the club, escorted the dispute toward quiet after inviting both sides to settle after the meeting.

Philadelphia Organized Labor Gifford Pinchot Pennsylvania Federation of Labor

Governor Pinchot Defends Labor Record in Pennsylvania

Governor Pinchot addresses delegates defending labor reforms and railing at Reed. He accuses railroads banks and manufacturers of blocking progress, touts his wife Cornelia Bryce Pinchot as a sweatshop fighter, backs New Deal measures and NRA reform, and pledges a public good first senate tenure. Bald eagles retreat as the kingbird attacks.

United States Senate David A. Reed Pennsylvania General Assembly Reed Washington Louis Marshall Organized Labor Cornelia Bryce Pinchot Hugh S. Johnson National Recovery Johnson Senate NRA Johor

Forest fires sweep the region endangering homes and timber

Numerous forest fires raged across the state since Monday with hundreds of firefighters battling fronts from Hudson to McGees and McGees Mills. A single barn was damaged on the John Work farm. a boy, Billy Deal, was burned after taking shelter between boulders near Paint Creek while three brothers fled.

MecGees Glen Campbell McGees Hudson John Menosky Clarence Stiver George Pierca McGees Mills Susquehanna Billy Deal Windber Hospital Paint Creek Howard Ernest Rollo Deal Mine No. 37 Edward Billy

Wrestling results list several international bouts and draws

At San Francisco Ivan Mannag defeated Count Zaryn off Ukranian nobleman George Wilson of Seattle Washington pinned George Vassel of Greece. In New York Jim Brewhing of Missouri threw Rudy Dusek from Omaha and Paul Boesch from New York with Casey Columbo of California drawing. Uans Steinke Germany faced Josseil Charles Waager Oklahoma. Mays McLain Oklahoma defeated Joe Shimitus Worcester. Musa Mehemet Youself of Turkey and Sid Nabors of Memphis drew.

International News Service San Francisco Ivan Mannagoff Itussia Count Zarynoff George Wilson Seattle Wast George Vassel Greece New York Jim Brewhing Missouri Rudy Dusek Omaha Paul Boesch Casey Columbo California Drew Uans

Local Merchants Trek to Harrisburg for Meeting

Indiana merchants poised to join the Pennsylvania Retailers Association second annual convention in Harrisburg on Thursday May 10. The program features eight national figures including State Treasurer Waters and NRA Deputy Administrator Cameron. Topics include a possible retail sales tax levy and NRA code applications. Reservations urged.

Indiana Harrisburg Pennsylvania Retailers Association Altho Krott I. Brody NRA Pennsylvania Retailers’ Association Charles A. Waters Kenneth Cameron David RB Craig University of Pittsburgh Roscoe R. Rau Chicago National Retail Furniture Association David Owens Charlotte N. C National Retail Drygoods Association National Retail Code Authority Edwin Dibrell New York Associated Drygoods Corporation William H. Hager W. H. Buchfield Pittsburgh Joseph Horn Company Retail Code Authority

Two Killed in Fantastic Battle in New York

Police disclosed a dramatic case involving Salvatore and Joseph Farruggia, two brothers aged 40 and 42, accused of fatally shooting Patrolman Lawrence Ward and barber Ernest Krahenbuehl after a plan to burn a church escalated into a gunfight in East Harlem. Warrants issued across New York and neighboring areas.

New York Wye Brothers Salvatore Joseph Farruggia Lawrence Ward Ernest Krahenbuehl East Harlem

Dairymen Banquet Set By County Dairy Group

Dairymen from across the county will gather Friday May 11 at the Presbyterian church for the annual banquet and meeting of the Dairy Herd Improvement Association. John FF Pounds and John Rankin serve as president and secretary. Reserved dinner cost is one dollar, and reservations must be made by Thursday noon with County Agent Warner. The program includes plays, talks, music by the Indiana County Dairymen quartet, and motion pictures with testing reports from Carl Johnston and Wendell Wetzel. G. R. Gearhart of Penn State will speak on association work.

Presbyterian Church Dairy Herd Improvement Association John FF Pounds White Township John Rankin Rayne Township Indiana County Warner Carl Johnston Wendell Wetzel G. R. Gearhart Penn State

Federation To Observe Week In Pennsylvania

The State Federation of Pennsylvania Women marks the centennial of three public schools with a October 15 to 19 convention in Harrisburg. About 1,000 club women from across the state will gather, using Zembo Mosque Grace Methodist Church Penn Harris Hotel and Hotel Harrisburger as venues and headquarters. The Harrisburg Chamber of Commerce bureau will be expanded to secure accommodations for delegates and visitors.

Penn-Harris Harrisburger Federation Bureau of Harrisburg Chamber of Commerce

Treasury balance report shows May 7 totals

The Treasury balance as of May 7 stands at 2,217,569,846.64 dollars with Internal Revenue at 7,708,194.88 and Customs receipts at 5,101,913.99, reported from Washington on May 9.

Washington INS Treasury Internal Revenue

Bomb terror endangers lives in Fayette County mines

In Uniontown on May 9 authorities report renewed bombings in two Fayette county mining districts. A blast at Continental No. 2 General Store owned by Tony and Frank Puskarichy damaged the storefront and shattered windows. the blast also blew Tony Puskarichy, his wife, and four children from their beds. Constable John Danko’s home was shattered with eight miles of disruption blamed on a beer war between rival miner groups. Firemen estimate damage at $3,000. The incident endangered 13 people, including nine children.

Uniontown INS Fayette County Continental No. 2 Tony Puskarichy Frank John Danko Eitner Puskarich Tony

Middle Atlantic League Opens With Four Weekend Games

The Middle Atlantic League begins its season with four matches today as teams seek a stronger start. Johnstown visits Beckley, Dayton travels to Zanesville, Wheeling meets Charleston, and Huntington plays Springfield in the opener.

Johnstown Beckley Dayton Zanesville Wheeling Charleston Huntington Springfield

Fight Results In Los Angeles Boxing Card

In Los Angeles, Mickey Walker of Jersey City defeated Maxie Rosenbloom of New York City in a non title heavyweight bout. Fritzia Zivie of Pittsburgh and Bloyd Smith of Los Angeles drew. Michael Frattine of New York defeated Tom Jeffers of Los Angeles in a light bout.

International News Service Los Angeles Mickey Walker Jersey City N. J Maxie Rosenbloom New York City Fritzia Zivie Pittsburgh Bloyd Smith Drew Michael Frattine New York Tom Jeffers

Remembering Past Sports and Local Facts in Brief

Do You Remember A year ago Jim Browning defended his Malm to the world heavyweight title against Sammy Stein Five years ago Leo TDia fel started after the second round of the British Open with a 140 Ten years ago New York Boxing Commission recognized a six month suspension on Harry Greb The New York area issued building permits totaling 2382929 dollars in 1933 Miami and Miami Beach No Ohioan has ever been elected vice president yet six native sons have served as president Thunderbolt horsepower exceeds all US plants Only female bumblebees survive winter.

Jim Browning Sammy Stein New York Boxing Commission Harry Greb Massachusetts Board United States

Kilgallen portrays Insull in radio interview

International News Service writer James L Kilgallen described Banietto Insull during a Chicago radio broadcast on WENR. Kilgallen, who traveled extensively covering Insull in Greece and Turkey, spoke with him at length in Cook County jail, portraying a candid but contested personality amid charges.

Chicago Ins James L. Kilgallen International News Service Banittel Tnsull Stallion Wenr Kilgallen Inawll Greece Turkey Bxllona Cook County Insull Shilgallen Hia la America Kilgalien Insujl Biol

Kidnap Suspects Found In Cuba Await Extradition

Albany reports Governor Lehman asked Secretary Hull to request Cuban authorities arrest Percy Geary alias Angel Face and Francis Oley and hold them for extradition for the kidnapping of Lieut. John J. O Connell Jr. District Attorney Delaney says they are indicted in Albany. Separately Havana police say Geary and Oley, believed involved, are under surveillance and will be arrested upon a U S request.

Albany N. Y INS Herbert H. Lehman Hull Percy Angel Face Geary Francis Oley John J. O'Connell Lehman John T. Delaney Albany County Delaney Geary and Oley Young O'Connell Aavana Percy Geary United States

Banquet for Legion Executive Cancelled in Pa

National Commander Edward A. Hayes illness forces cancellation of the National Commander Banquet scheduled for May 12, 1984 in New Castle Pennsylvania. Post officers will refund ticket purchases and return all tickets to Thomas Edmunds at 1202 Highland Ave New Castle. Residents urged to write Hayes at Decatur Illinois to wish him a speedy recovery.

American Legion Edward A. Hayes New Castle Thos Edmunds Highland Ave Hayes Washington Pennsylvania Ohio Decatur

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