Education Night at High School Ed Night Schedule
Under direction of Misa Lor rains M. Olle and Rich Johnston a physical education demonstration will be held in the High School auditorium Friday at 8:30. The program includes seniors’ introductory march, boys and girls gymnastic games and relays, wheelbarrow relay, shuttle relays, chariot relays, jump the buck and skin the snake relays, folk dances, pyramids, wand drill, and various stunts and dances led by students and labeled by activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Lorrains
M. Olle
Rich
Johnston
Insanity plea eyed in Snyder case and trialides
In a Queens jail interview, Mrs. Snyder shows a calm, hopeful stance awaiting an insanity appeal centered on evidentiary issues as her husband faces doom. A parallel Newton, New Jersey trial features Frank Van Sickle repeating plans to murder his employer Edward Razer, framing Mrs. Razer as the mastermind and alleging she manipulated him, with a defense alienist noting Van Sickle’s childlike mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queens County
Isabelle Gray
Snyder
Gray
Newton
N. J
Judd Gray
van Sickle
Blairsville High Graduation and Local Crime Report
Blairs ville area reports include Blairsville High School graduation set for June second by Constable Harry Millen of Derry township after a description aligned with the Donahue girl. Police detainant Ferrier 28 of near Blairsville, arrested by Constable Elpern, questioned after the attack on a Derry township child. Authorities continue to search Graceton and Homer City for a suspect who disappeared at the time of the attack. Delesandra Death Mre. Maria Dalesandra, 1, wife of Nick Dalesandro, died at St Francis Hospital Pittsburgh after a brief illness. Survived by husband, three sons Vito Joseph Thomas all Blairsville, and three daughters Mrs Veri of New York City, Mrs Dangelo of Moween, and Mrs Canulli of Blaireville, eight grandchildren. Funeral services scheduled for Exidey morning at nine at Simon and Judes Roman Catholic Church, with interment at Simon and Judes cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Millen
Derry Township
Donahue
Harry Ferrier
Blairs FE
Greensburg
Ferrier
Jakie Elpern
Graceton
Homer City
Latrobe Hospital
Delesandra
Maria Dalesandra
Nick Dalesandro
North Morrow Street
St. Francis Hosital
Pittsburgh
Italy
Blairsville
Vito
Joseph
Thomas
Leonard Veri
New York City
Carmine Dangelo
Moween
Joseph Canulli
Blaireville
Simon and Judes Roman Catholi Church
Simon and Judes Cemetery
Gospel of the Second Chance dominates Indiana Y M C A meeting
Dinsmore introduces Harry V Herlinger as master of ceremonies and outlines time limits for speakers. Charles Weeks Philco Dix and H J Rounds discuss Y M C A national council home division and missionary funding while H J Shook and Charles Foster spotlight leadership shifts at Indiana State Normal School. Four state workers plan a three day drive to raise 1560 for Indiana Y M C A efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinsmore
Harry V. Herlinger
Charles D. Weeks
State Railroad
Indiana Association
Weeks
Indiana
Mahoning
Philco C. Dix
Young Men’s Christian Association Movement
National Council
Railroads
Army
Navy
Rounds
Republic
Charles R. Foster
Indiana State Normal School
Pittsburgh
Foster
Y. M. GC
Dr. Foster
OY. M.C
Clarion
Mr. Dix
State
National Board
Dix
Small Dividend Hinted If Timing Aligns
A muted note suggests a potential small dividend if conditions align. The text references near term timing and a shared expectation among some investors or participants, but details and figures remain unclear.
Flood relief efforts surge as Louisiana levees strain
In West Central Louisiana flood forces doubled as Bayou Des Glaises levees crumble under Arkansas overflow. Rescue crews, 50 miles of battered dikes, and massive barges mobilize while evacuees ignore warnings. Secretary Hoover and Gov Parker coordinate relief with New Orleans engineers and Red Cross. Meanwhile Natchez crest drives flood toward Natchez with no major New Orleans disaster predicted. In Poplar Bluffs tornado area, 70 dead, 240 injured as rescue teams search rubble and churches open aid stations.
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Kansas
Texas
Memphis
Louisiana
Bayou Des Glaises Levee
Arkansas
Bayou
Gulf
New Orleans
Coast Guard
John M. Parker
Hoover
James J. Feiser
National Red Cross
Parker
Toombs
Natchez
Angola
Davis
St. Louis
Mississippi
Tos
Poplar Bluffs
Debyris
Notable visitors and locals frequent Indiana town
A long list of residents and professionals visited Indiana for business or social reasons. Highlights include Prof Claude Petted visiting his mother on Church Street, Charles Griffith from Marton Center, J A Dixon of Conemaugh township, Bell Telephone’s George Fulmer discussing new Indiana County service, and numerous road supervisors, farmers, merchants, and contractors from Cherryhill, Green, Pine, and other townships calling on friends, conducting court-house business, or attending events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Petted
Heilwood
Annie Petted
Church Street
Charles Griffith
Marton Center
Court House
George H. Fulmer
Bell Telephone Company
Johnstown
Bell
Fulmer
Indiana County
John Lambing
Thomas Jamison
Cherryhill Township
Charles Kirker
Pine Township
Death claims an aged East Mahoning resident
Johnstown woman dies leaving a daughter Josephine, wife of Lester Evans, and brothers Solomon, Jesse Mack of Pittsburgh, Andrew, Albert, Robert, and Harry Mack of Cambria County, with John Mack of Jackson Township. She was a Methodist Episcopal Church member and served in the church horse department. Funeral at 2:30 Friday led by Rev Headley of Pittsburgh assisted by Rev FP Edward. burial in Monday’s Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Josephine
Lester Evans
Solomon
Jesse Mack
Pittsburgh
Andrew
Albert
Robert
Harry ‘Mack
John Mack
Jackwnship
Cambria County
Methodist Episcopal Church
Headley
Nant-y-Glo
FP. A. Edward
Afunday’s Cemetery
Silences London Bits Mischief Quips in The Times
A London gossip brief notes a Marylebone woman recalling her husband once cheerful, now oddly silent and unresponsive, with a wry remark about cantankerous silence before a man’s behavior shifts. The item reflects social manners and humorous tone of street chatter.
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Marylebone
London
Missing airmen face remote chances of rescue at sea
Coast Guard search results show remote prospects of locating wreckage or survivors after a Pacific loss. Navy officials note vast search area of over a square mile and limited resources unless France requests action, while destroyers pursued Commander John Rodgers in the Pacific and optimism draws from prior aviation rescues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coast Guard
Warner
John Rodgers
Pacific
Navy
Harry Hawker
Antonio Locatelli
Atlantic
Rodgers
Traffic signal laws revamped across city limits
Revisions require paid employees to be at least eighteen to operate motor vehicles. Effective date mandates windshield wipers on all motor vehicles. Prohibitions extend to obscene and vulgar signs or markings painted on or attached to cars.
Ex-convict shot by police after home invasion
James Plowder, 37, a Black ex-convict, was shot by police in Pittsburgh after allegedly attacking three sleeping girls in their home. Plowder attempted escape and was fatally wounded. the victims Rose 11, Josephine 9, and Helen 7 Palase alerted their parents as officers closed in.
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Pittsburgh
James Plowder
Plowder
Rose
Josephine
Helen Palase
Vinci Iron Liver Compound Gains for Nervous Women
A Gazette ad promotes Vinci iron and cod liver oil supplement from Daugherty's Drug Store. It claims nervous, run-down readers gain weight, feel stronger, and sleep better within a week. The copy targets women, men, and children, touting 25 years of use.
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Vinci
Daugherty
Card of Thanks to Anna Skelton Family
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness shown through car use and beautiful floral tributes. Grateful for offerings at our mother’s death. From the Skelton family, 220.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Skelton
Card of gratitude for sympathy after death of mother and wife
We thank neighbors and friends for help and sympathy shown at the death of our mother and wife and for the flowers and memorial gifts received during our bereavement. Mrs. S. W. Hess and Family. 220
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S. W. Hess
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Blairsville High
Vesigerees
Cheers 1817
Ajax
Perebarare
Oan
Fisk UO Lee
Ben
Hayes
City
Ma Ken
Nyc
Nor Pac
RA Pan Am
Eee
Phillips Pet
Punta Alegre
Sug Packard
Radio Oak
Royal Dutch Be
Rock Island
Ind
St Louis
U S
West
Willys Overland
West Md
Hudson
Stewart-Warner
A. E. Massen& Company
Mor Yraves
Thomas Beauty Shop
Phila. St
Edward Edwin
Army Engineers
Frank Reid
Ilinois
House Flood Control Committee
Chicago
J. A. Dixon
Conemaugh Township
Joseph Ranking
Clygrer
Yesteray
J. ©. Carnahan
Parkwood
Charles Carnahan
North Sixth Street
Edward Stephens
Ten
Indiana Friends
Leroy Lewis
Edward Lewis
Clark Avenue
Indiana Hospital
Edward Fitzhents
White Township
Simon Anthony
Justice of the Peace of
Kent
F. ©. Sensebaugh
Green Township
Elbie C. Ray
Sally Lou
Milton Bender
Margaret K. Householder
Earl Myers
Graceton Coal Company
H. F. Troby
Mechanicsburg
J. H. Pleming
Chambersville
Washington Township
W. E. Long
Stafford
JH. B. Wetzel
Burnside
W. L. Johnson
J. T. Potter
Moore Hotel
Clyde Coldwell
Johstown
Reilly, Brock Bond Company
Philadelphia
Ako
Mahaffey
Albert Torquato
Torquato Bros. Construction Company
Windver
Peter J. Boyer
Sheloca
East Mahoning
Fines Shoe Stores
7Th
Phila
Tor
Clymer Hardware Co
Clymer, PA
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