Training a Nation in Wartime Mock Battle for Columbus
A massive, make believe invasion unfolds along the Darby River with 100 aircraft and 300,000 faux troops. The War Department stages eleven days of drills to acclimate forces to real battle, with blue air units attacking Columbus and red defenses mounting a counter. Maj. Gen. Nolan leads, aided by Brig. Gen. Foulois and other senior officials observing from nearby headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darby
War Department
National Guard
Columbus
Fort Hays
Benjamin Uarrison
Ind
Fort Thomas
Board of Strategy
Dennis EF. Noelan
Ih Corps
Cty
Red” Army
Blues
Sleketon
Gait
Nolan
Benjamin D. Foulois
Air Corps
Secretary of War For Aviation
F. Trubee Davison
JJ. E. Fechet
Army Corps
Mutinous Senate Report on Mellon Sparks Battle Over Law
A senate judiciary committee majority exonerated Mellon while a minority said he held office unlawfully. An effort to adopt the minority report will be pursued. The farm bill remains the administration's urgent issue as rumors swirl about House action and potential conferees. The president could emerge victorious in either scenario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Judiciary Committee
Mellon
Senate
House
Points on People from Nemacolin and Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs Gilmore F Bell and family of Nemacolin Pa spent the week end as guests in the home of Mrs Hugh M Bell of Waterstreet T S Lewis wife and family motored to Pittsburgh yesterday where they visited in the home of Mrs Den ning of Bellevue a sister of Mrs Lewis Mrs Derning has been confined to her bed for some time JT F McCarthy assistant superintendent of the C B Co left yesterday for Cincinnati Ohio where he will spend several days on business Mrs H M Wells and children John and Wave of Rochester Mills spent the week end with relatives in town Mrs C K Horner of McKeesport spent the week end with her father Luther Sutton of Locust street Mr and Mrs James Ferguson and their son of New Kensington Mr and Mrs Morris Clark and their son and daughter of Youngstown Ohio Mr and Mrs Dennis Ferguson of Jeanette and William P Leydick of Macn essen were week end visitors in the home of Mrs Henry Jacoby
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmore F. Bell
Nemacolin
Hugh M. Bell
Waterstreet
T. S. Lewis
Pittsburgh
Denning
Bellevue
Lewis
Derning
JT. F. McCarthy
Cincinnati
H. M. Wells
John
Wave
Rochester Mills
C. K. Horner
McKeesport
Luther Sutton
Locust Street
James Ferguson
New Kensington
Morris Clark
Youngstown
Dennis Ferguson
Jeannette
William P. Leydick
Macnessen
Henry Jacoby
Medigal Meet Delights with Vases and Lectures
The event features a Kahn of Baltimore slide show on interesting vases and a banquet at 6 15. Dr Zoe A Johnston of Pittsburgh delivers The Russell H Boges Memorial Address and Mgr Jonathan Wainwright of Scranton discusses Studies of the Mammary Grand from Evolution Ethnology and Natural History. The American Legion Band of Clear held will provide a dinner concert.
Ten Army Planes Resume Flight After Storm
Ten army planes cleared the storm and took off toward Dayton after weather improved. Squadron leaders feared envelopment but all ships returned safely with only minor wing damage reported. Majors W H Pranks John Reardon Frank D D Lackland and Karl Hodges of Langley Field led the group awaiting favorable conditions to depart.
Card of Thanks for Help After Car Accident
I wish to take this means of publicly thanking those who helped in any way in changing off my car, Mrs. Mary R. Ickes, Brush Valley, Pa.
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Mary R. Ickes
Brush Valley
Fer Mucos Mulch Paper Claims Water Conservation Edge
The text promotes FER MUCO mulch paper noting its perforated design prevents weed intrusion and guides rainfall to plant roots. It claims plants grow through the perforations and that moisture is conserved, with tests showing 24 percent more moisture under the paper after 12 days without rain. It asserts continuous fertilization benefits during growth compared to other papers.
Market prices drift in scattered trading at Nene store
A fragmented listing shows mixed quotes and brand names from American Can to Studebaker,Reading and White Motor among others. The page captures fluctuating figures for beverages, oils, machinery, steel and transport stocks with occasional percent values and cross references to rail lines and companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anacinda Ameriecan Lago
Bethlehem Steel
Yeeyee Ea
Stewart Weimer
Nash Motor
N. Y. Central
TRY Pullman
Radin
Reading
Studebaker Row Trang
Airways
Ieee Ener E Ae
Tay C. Msi P
Pti
Wills OV. Co.cc
Eee
Curtis Avera
Atchison T. S
Permuco Mulch Paper Offers Fertilized Ground Cover System
FerMACO Mulch uses a patented method sealing fertilizer in compartments within the paper. When planted, moisture activates the fertilizer to reach plants slowly, improving soil under mulch. Available fertilized or unfertilized in various roll and quire sizes with custom fertilizer options. Government paper notes soil under mulch is seven degrees warmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fermaco
Honor Students Commencement Week Schedule and Honors
The Commencement Week parade schedule lists events from Friday May 31 through Saturday June 8 with faculty reception, bac calaureate and commencement. The second honors include Edna Winona Adams Frances Apey Cayle Armstrong Helen Ayers Dorothy Balls Dorothy Barber Mary Barnett Gladys Beatty Gilmore Bell Ody Bell Harriet Wanner Kyahai Brady Harvey Buchanan George Burteote Imogene Burkett Wilhan Beyers Vincent Byrne Norval Calhotunt Alice Campbell Richard Carney Charlotte Chapman Jay Chapoat Chi Coneach John Rayan Corbett Grace Craig Alla Shavis Viewinta Davis Dening Charles Dudson Alla Kelier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienne
Dhes
Edna Winona Adams
Prances Apey
Cayle Manette Armstrong
Helen Tonise Ayers
Dorothy Jlorraine Balls
Dorothy
Barber
Mary Floretla Qarmuaced
Paul Re Barnett
Cladys
Maurie Beatty
Gilmore Simpson Bell
Ody Gwendalyn Bell
Wilbury Welsh Bell
Harriet Wanner
Kyahai Brady
Harvey Monroe Buchanan
George Kelly
Burteote
Imogene
Mary Burkett
Wilhan &. Beyers
Cure Vincent Byrne
Norval St. Calhotunt
Alice Margaret Campbell
Richard Stout Carney
Charlotte Chapman
Jaylett Sarth Chapoat
Chi Dayil Coneach
John Rayan
Corbett
Grace Belle Craig
Ula M
Yin Ming
Alla Elizabeth Shavis
Viewinta
Blanche Davis
de Raymond Denning
Charles Dudson
Alla Kelier
List of Readers Named in The Community Record
A long catalog of individuals including Martha Ider, Helen Engle, Allen Frans, Dora Fails, Kathrine Kunkle, and many others. The names span many common local families, with numerous variations and misspellings evident in the OCR. No events or actions are described beyond the compiled roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Elizabeth Ider
Helen Deane Engle
Allen Clinton Frans
Dora Carvalyn’ Fails
Clenmore M. Fine
Kathrine
Fitzhontz
Albert Merle Fleming
Helen Ruth Fleming
William Herbert Fleming
Sara Martha Wouts
Jessie Cathryn Frye
Kathryn Mayme Fulmer
Harald Fulton
Clara May Gamber
Elizabeth Frances Ganley
William Huntley Garson
Fred Alexander Gershman
Robert Clair Gesey
Mildred W. Getty
Bertha Y. Gibson
Geneva Sue Ginter
James J. Hamilton
James F. Harper
Wilmer Ord Henry
William Paul Heyneman
Sara Kathryn Hosack
Marion Elizabeth Houck
Cora Willetta Hunter
Mildred Christine Hunter
Anna Martha Iseman
Rachael Jones
Ruth
Emily Jones
James Howard Keeley
Mary Ellen Kelley
Kenneth William Kery
Mabel M. Kinter
Warren Robert Kline
Virginia Helen Kooger
William Bernard Kozusko
Florence Gertrude Kunkle
Paul Thomas Kunkle
Wendell R. Kunkle
Anne Laskey
Rudy Myrtle Layton
Helen Louise Jearn
Russell ¥. Leech
Dorothea T. Lewis
Maria % Lewis
Dixon Samuel Lightesp
Louise (Uivinesten
David At. Kingston
Thelma Rose Lucas
Evelyn Clairs Lucas
Robert Lawrence Litman
Jean Elizabeth Lytle
Pauline Amelane McCardin
Emeline
Walkee
Bb. Sehurr
Paul Ol. Shatik
Emily Chadys Rhavrer
Mary Frances Shea
Robert Munzhower Skelton
Hlmer BuUsworth Smathers
Nerene
Louise Smith
Evelyn de Smith
Helen Kathwyth Smith
Smith FE
Spicher
Jerry Albert Sprankle
Lillian Kath Stephens
Mary Wilson
Stew Mer
Robert Comnett Stewart
Marian Adeline
Sylvis
Dorothy Margaret Thomas
Marquel
Annabella Thames
Horneveoh "Phompsonywa
Sytyiy Mave Penny Arlene Vira
Widan Vigel
Local Names Ledger for Marchand White and Others
A list of individuals including Marchand White Sara Jane Wild en Martha Belle Wolfe Nellie EK Wells Lyle Irene Wood Cevilla Imma Work Julia Mary Zaeur appears in an archival notice or community roster. The fragmentary names suggest a genealogical or social column from a historical newspaper.
Second operation may follow Tunney wedding soon
International News Service reports Mrs. Tunney is out of danger but requires another operation within six months. Dr Fritz Beyer, a diagnostician and assistant at the first procedure, said she will travel to the United States after recovery. Dr A W Meyer likely to perform the second operation while Brioni Toblian surgeon Meyer later attended by Shaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International
Fritz Beyer
Tunney
International News Service
Ito
Meyer
Poli Harbor
Weo
Ile
George Therard Shaw
Autho Whoaulso
Brioni
Des Moines board member flees with police escort
Des Moines officials report a board member fled the city with other directors under police escort arriving in Torgilea Ontario. He proclaimed a modernist conspiracy and threatened to spirit Edith Rehman, his secretary, into Canada unless he quits the university and the United States. A wrecked office, shattered glass, and walls dented by missiles illustrate student anger over trustees inaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Torgilea
Ont
Studenta
Edith Rehman
Canada
Modernist row at Des Moines University stirs Baptist union
Dr I I Shields and Miss Rebman head the Baptist Bible Union of North America amid protests at Des Moines University. British subjects face charges of moral turpitude while students and faculty clash over modernist doctrines. The union vows support as Buffalo hosts its seventh annual convention and Shields prepares to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shields
Miss Rebman
United States
Try Shields
Treling
Dr. Shields
Miss Rehman
Baptist Bible Union of North America
Baptist Church
Miss Redman
D. Gih- 5
South Point
Ohio
Keith Kernahan
Des Moines
John S. Wayman
Parson
Toronto
Ont
I. I. Shields
Desmoines College Board
Jarvis Street Baptist Church
Sehichis
College Board
Buffalo
N. Y
North American
Baptist Bible Union of
North Amer-morrow
Sian
Des Moines University
Howard C. Fulton
T. E. Shields
Mme
Five injures in Pennsylvania motorcycle crashes
Five injured and three killed in a series of traffic crashes across Harrisburg Danville Lancaster Pottsville and Philadelphia. State patrolman was hurt near Danville when his motorcycle skidded off the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Hure
State Patrol
Danville
Lancaster
Pottsville
Philadelphia
Heyy
Dagen
Husband and wife die in double suicide at home
In Peiptsburgh on May 3, 88 year old Grace D Cummings and husband Wood 1 Cummings reportedly died by gunshot as Grace lay ill. Former steel company cashier, Cummings retired years ago. Survived by two children, Brad and Dean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peiptsburgh
May
Wood
Cummings
Grace D. Cummings
Tamarsow
Denver
Comutavy
Bouveer
Howard
Hey
Median
Witsbeige Suammieked
Steel
Mr. Chaummings
The
Try
Deun
U S W V Event Forms Camp in Warren Pa
Mr and Mrs George T McTeney Mesdevlla Mears and daughter Trabell Tvit and Steel EL Kerr and family attended in Warren yesterday aiding formation of Camp No 108 U S W V Thirty two members were welcomed into the new organization a notable step for a successful society
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T, McTeney
Mesdevlla Mears
Trabell Tvit
Steel EL
Kerr
Warren
Miracle Man of Baseball Ends Brave Career
MACON GA May 13. G T Stallings baseball’s miracle man dies at his Staddock plantation after a gallant struggle with heart disease. Family and close friends present as he passed. Stallings lifted the Boston Braves from last to pennant in 1914 and his club swept the Athletics in the World Series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
G. T. Stallings
Staddock
Stallings
Boston Braves
Qetebes
Connie Mack
Athletics
Braves
Four Held in Narcotic Raid
Four people including three women and a man were detained by police after a North Side raid in Pittsburgh. Officers seized 84 morphine cubes, four dope guns, and no hypodermic needles. Those held are Mike Bell, Margie Marshall, Annie Lowrie, and Florence Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musburgh
INS
Mike Bell
Magrie Marshall
East Liverpool
Annie Lowrie
Florence Wilson
Pittsburgh
Bell
Bist Hill
Marshall
Dawes to Visit at White House
Chicago May 13 Charles G Dawes former vice president was arranging to leave Chicago at noon tomorrow for Washington for conferences with President Hoover and Secretary of State Stinson ahead of his departure for London to present credentials as Ambassador to the Court of St James He expects to return to Chicago late this week and has reserved passage on the steamship Olympic sailing from New York June 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
Charles Gi. Dawes
Washington
Hoover
State Stinson
London
Court of St. James
Dawes
Olympic
New York
Hawthorn School Reunion Plans For August Event
Plans for the annual Hawthorn School reunion were made at a Saturday meeting in the Court House. The event will be held August 22 with an anticipated crowd of about 600, led by Marty Black of Beaverdale as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mlawthorn School
Court House
Marty Black
Beaverdale
Negro killed in odd manner in Pennsylvania
Suaron Pa May 13. GINS The man Sal Polites, 55 of Youngstown Ohio, died after an auto accident on the Sharon Youngstown road yesterday. His jugular was severed when his neck struck shattered glass from a window left open. The car swerved into a ditch as the glass broke. Grant Taylor of Jamestown was the other occupant who attempted to light a cigarette. three others escaped injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jng
Sinclair Denies Prisoner Gifts In District Jail Tale
News accounts claim Harry J. Sinclair was accused of giving money to fellow prisoners. He denied improper conduct, saying he was unaware of jail etiquette and agreed not to give more. funds reportedly remained in the jail safe. Separate wire report notes first intersectional big league series opening with Philadelphia at Detroit and standings implications for the American League pennant race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
May
Harry JM. Sinclair
Major Peak
Sinclairy
Billy
Sinclair
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Mellon National Bank
Webb
Medigal Meet
Nene
Indiana Hospital
Bobby
Raythom
OW. Wagner
Elmee
Yas Woulhey
Magus Ghark Walker
Roth
Wael Vera Leanure Welz
Helen Louies
Westover
Harriet
Paysy
Warren, PA
Baseball
White House
Hawthorn
Hetroit
Detroit
Yankees
Tigers
St. Louis Browns
Browns
Yanks
Slugmen
Chuntys
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