United States to press European debtors on default penalties
Washington reports the Johnson Act will block further floating loans by nations defaulting on debt. Under Secretary Phillips and President Roosevelt demand full payments, not token sums, risking closure of U.S. money markets for delinquent nations. England weighs Washington’s hard line as Irish cabinet reactions unfold.
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N.S
Ashington
INS
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United States
Rouse- West
State Department
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Af State
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Gull
England
London
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Untion
Washington
Anniversary Observance in Boswell Plans and Degrees
A Boswell anniversary event outlines a procession from the high school through main streets, followed by lodge degrees. Major Charles Smvnts of Ferndale supervises Patriarchs Militant, with Buffalo Mills and Blaixs via Rebekah Lodge degree teams to confer first and Rebekah degrees at the high school. Grand Master Norval Dougharty will confer a Grand Lodge degree, with an evening program of addresses, entertainment, and a land march and round and square dance in the auditorium.
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Charles 4
Smvnts
Ferndale
Buffalo Mills Lodge
Blaixs
Rebekah Lodge
Delgales
Visi
Sixteen Nurses to Be Graduated in National Hospital Day
President Roosevelt urged marking National Hospital Day to spotlight the nation’s hospitals and their work. He noted the institutions shelter the sick and heal the exhausted, and emphasized calling attention to the burdens carried by hospitals and staff.
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Roosevelt
Indiana Hospital
Scout Leaders In College Class At State Teachers College
Wednesday evening meeting at State Teachers College showcased the Scouts Teachers Training School program. Prof Ralph Rowland presented an enlightening paper on Reading Topic and the course will close May 2 3 with certificates and recognitions.
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State Teachers College
Scouts Teachers Training School
Gy Leroy de Prefontaine
Ralph Rowland
Iy Boys
M. Sanders
Menit
Liam Fenn
Seoul
Street Prayers Futile As Brooklyn Twin Dies
Neighbors recall prayers as a Brooklyn family endures the loss of twins, the Barry couple devastated by illness and poverty. Doctors warn the crisis may peak today, echoing a year of prior tragedy and ongoing hospital funding struggles.
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Brooklyn
Kidnaped Man's Wife Offers Fortune For His Quick Release
Tucson dispatch reports a dramatic kidnapping case with Atila Robles, six year old heiress, seized on the way home from school. An abandoned border vehicle was found near Nogales, Sonora. Mexican Corduda orders broad search as ransom demands surface and father Perneddy Steles issues terms for $10,000 payment upon delivery of the child.
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Texas
Pioneer Westurn
Pernabdy Steles
Delerry
Senate Critics Force NRA Report Public May
Senate critics of the Recovery Program press for a public release of the NRA report. They warn against suppressing unfavorable findings and call for full disclosure of hardship assessments connected to the program and its impact on small communities.
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NRA
Senators push to release Darrow report on NRA
Capitol notes report says eight codes hurt small business and calls for removal of at least one code authority. Senators Nye and Borah urge public release and possible further action while criticizing President Roosevelt for suppressing the board’s findings. The NRA board headed by Clarence Darrow was appointed to review recovery program features.
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Chivence Darrow
NRA
Senate
Nye
North Dakota
Borah
Idaho
Hugh 8. Johnson
National Recovery Review Board
Chicago
Roosevelt
Darrow
Department of Justice
Federal Trade Commission
Clarence Darrow
Dust Storm Brings Little Rain to Parched Ohio Valley
A fierce dust storm sweeps the lower Ohio Valley with winds described as gate-like and two miles high. The choking haze covers Chicago as dust banks obscure streets and an estimated twelve million pounds of dust settled over the city’s 101 square miles, worsening drought conditions for crops.
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Ohio Valley
Chicago
Rk Yser
Green Township Commencement Program 1944 83
Green Township School Board presents the 1944 83 commencement program with hymn God Be With You Till We Meet Again. Benediction by Rev RH Edwards. Class roll lists graduates including Doyle Hagley Grace Baker Robert Berringer Wilda Berringer Ade Bevilucqua Le Roy Brilhart Sara Buterlaugh Betty Clawson Beulah Collins Mildred Docker Varold Kelchrids Virginia Fetterman Royalts Gibson Marie Hadden George Kedwan Ernest Keith Vivian Linder Althea Lipsie Norman Wloyd Martha Madockard Mildred Luockard Louise Langer Robert Oshydick William Leydi Kenneth Moman Donald Nicholson Gladwy Jean Oneill Marian Redak Mildred Shank Ralph Tueser Ann Walker Milton Walker Theodore Waterson Joseph Yarns Julia Zoltansky.
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Grace
Wile Baker
Robert I. Berringer
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le Roy C. Brilhart
Sara Edith Buterlaugh
Betty Rosalene Clawson
Beulal &. Collins
Mildred Harriet Docker
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Kelchrids
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Royalts Gibson
Marie S. Hadden
George Henry
Victor M. Kedwan
Ernest H. Keith
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A. Althea Lipsie
Norman Wloyd
Martha Maedockard
Mildred Gay
Luockard
Louise Imogene Langer
Robert Oshydick
William I’. Liydi
Kenneth 2. Moman
Donald D. Nicholson
Gladwya Jean O’ne
Dean Redak
Marian Hlinor Shank
Ralph ©. Tueser
Ann MM. Walea
Milton W. Walker
Motorcycle Crash Near Bridge Over Twolick Creek
A car driven by A Abed, 25, collided with a motorcycle near the Twolick Creek bridge west Homer City at 4 p.m. Abed suffered a broken pose and facial lacerations. Passengers Rose Rungers, 21, and John Rodgers, 14, of Barnesburg were goburt. the dispatcher hurled the batter from the wrecked car before it plunged into a ditch. Abed said he lost control after a truck driver failed to pull over.
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Blairsville
Twolick Creek
Homer City
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Rose Rungers
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Barnesburg
Goburt
Abed
Creensburg
Frost Barnesboro
Pennsylvania Industry Near Peak Recovery As May Report
Pennsylvania business and industry moved within five points of last summer’s recovery peak, with steel output at 60 percent and overall industrial activity around 73 percent of normal. Transportation, coal, coke, and electric power showed mixed gains while scrap iron and ant...
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I. N. St
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Internationa News Service
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Roosevelt
Philadelphia
Suler
Chicago
la Fayette County
Allegheny
Bradford
County Music Festival Here This Evening
The county music festival features a large orchestra with many named performers and a ticket price of ten cents. Tickets are sold at the high school building and at the assembly rooms or in the front hall on performance night.
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Howard Sheaffer
Arthur Fairman
James Hess
Harry Smith
Lloyd Baun
Ralph Stitt
Henry Verone
Clare McCreary
Robert Wilson
Barton Devinney
Tom North
Edward Miller
Paul Nicholson
Joseph Dobashinski
Frank Fleming
Henry Salya
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George Kunkle
Charles Parks
Charles Buell
Ros Harrison
Jack McNaughton
William Wardrop
Edward Nakler
Bonnie Flack
Harry Flack
Margaret North
Roy Wille
Betty Marlin
Marjorie Lytle
Josephine McCreight
Hazel Davis
Harry Replogle
Frances Mattey
Tony Scerbo
Bruce Dinsmore
William St. Clair
Johnny Maccioli
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Attillo
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Ray Abler
William Simpson
Ronald Trimble
Walter Rowley
Arthur Nicholson
Milo ‘Torrance
Leonard Lightcap
Bruno Pino
James Sheaffer
Frank Glenn
Ralston Shupe
Stewart Johnson
Wendell Stitt
Ube
Bill McCoy
Dick ‘Thomas
James Conrad
Betty
Westhun I. Stewart Seeks Indiana County Rep Seat
A candidate listing in the Indiana County race seeks voter support for the General Assembly on the Republican ticket. Westhun I. Stewart touts his public service and educational work in Judlang County, urging voters to back him in the upcoming primary.
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General Assembly
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Indiana
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Judlang County
Pinchot Scion Addresses Mass Meeting In Indiana County
Pinchot scion speaks on behalf of his father at a mass meeting opposing Reed backers over school funds and burdens on real estate. Lehman notes support for child labor amendment, cites Indiana county voters aiding Pinchot, warns GOP ticket could fall if Pinchot loses next Tuesday.
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Reed
Lehman
Pinchot
Indiana County
Campaigns Hinge as Primaries Near in Pennsylvania
May 11 Philadelphia United States Senator David A. Reed campaigns in Schuylkill and Tamaqua as the GOP rival Gav. Gifford Pinehurst faces strong attacks. With four days left before the state primaries, candidates race to persuade voters and press.
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Philadelphia
INS
Max
John Q. Citizen
United States
David A. Reed
Schuylkill County
Gav
Gifford Pinehol
AE Tamaquaha
Reed and Schanlder clash in Pennsylvania politics
In Schuylkill and surrounding counties a touring candidate rebuts Reed and attacks Governor Earle over tariffs and the coal industry. The Republican scene centers on Schnader’s bid for governor and Guffey Earle for senator backed by Roosevelt allies, with Morris Copeland and Margiotti among rivals.
Tiny Mite Mischief At School With Word Challenge
A playful scene centers on Tiny Mites Daney and friends attempting big words in class. Daney struggles with spelling as a visitor named Dotty teases him, the teacher scolds late, and Mary's lamb causes further chaos before a rope chase ensues.
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Daney
Dancy
Scouty
Farm Revolts in Manchukuo Kill Hundreds in March Uprising
May reports from foreign consular officials reveal that more than 300 Chinese peasants and 50 Japanese soldiers died in two farm revolts in northern Manchukuo. The unrest began in March after a Japanese order demanded land-title registrations, catalyzing deadly clashes and widespread casualties.
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Peiping
Manchukuo
Need for safety grows license totals increase
Increased motor vehicle registrations and operators licenses, near record levels, prompt a yearlong safety drive. By April 30, 1,834,870 licenses issued, up 101,483 from last year and within 16,000 of the 1981 April 30 record. Registrations total 1,638,392, up 88,749 from last year. State officials warn that higher car and license counts bring greater accident risk and urge a broad safety campaign during Highway Safety Week May 20-26.
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Leon D. Matgger
Metzger
Pennsylvania
Department of Revenue and Motor Club
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Obituary: Wingert of Caneadea and Beck of Kingston
Joseph H H Wingert aged 61 native of Punxsutawney and former Marchand resident dies at Caneadea New York from heart trouble. Survived by wife Ila M Chapman son Wallace J Wingert and five grandchildren with many siblings and extended Chapman and Wingert kin. Burial at Caneadea Friday after noon. Charles A Beck 66 dies at Kingston after stroke eight years. Survived by wife Frances and daughters Carl Robinson and others. funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Punxsutawney
Marchand
Caneareu
Jie
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James F. Chapman
Indiana
David Chapman
West Mahoning Township
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Kingston
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Carl Robinson
Detroit
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Derry
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Blairsville
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Crescent
Rayne Presbyterian Offers Sunday Services and Sessions
Rayne Presbyterian Church schedules regular Sunday services with a Sunday School session at 10:80 a.m. a Young People's meeting at 7 p.m. and a preaching service in the evening. The note oddly mentions training monkeys to read three letter words.
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