Pittsburgh Women Honor Indiana Graduates at Recital
The Young women sat adorned with a basket of spring flowers as Rev Robert L. Clark led the commencement church event at the First United Presbyterian. Mrs Pollock, Mrs McIlvaine, Logan Houck and John G St Clair sang in turn while Elizabeth Carson played piano. Dr Colwell delivered the address with Henry Hall presenting diplomas. The Miss Pollock and Rev Mellvaine led the pledge. Benediction by Rev McTivaine closed with an organ recessional and a social hour followed in the church basement offering light refreshments.
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Helen Doubles
Indiana
Robert L. Clark
C Commencement
First United Presbyterian Church
Mra. S
Ben Pollock
John J. McIlvaine
Logan Houck
John G. St. Clair
Porgetme
Llorence
Ingale
Hoover's cautious Westward Swing Signals Political Winds
President Hoover plans a measured western tour to inspect national park development while signaling his focus on Washington. Across the nation, business recession, farm policy discontent, prohibition tensions, and tariff debates have Republican leaders wary of the November elections.
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Mile-Post
Hoover
Washington
Middle West
Detroit
Louis-ville
Cincinnati
Congress
Federal Farmaid
Grundy Woman Leaders Boost Grundy Campaign in Indiana County
First hand accounts from speakers at Grundy rallys across Indiana County emphasize organization as key to victory. Indiana Evening Gazette editor Harry G. Lydle urged full turnout while Ralph C. Davis praised Judi ana and Governor Fisher, predicting a 15 000 majority for Grundy and detailing campaign developments to date. Ward groups formed after a luncheon, as Grundy supporters in Grundy headquarters in the Wealmer building keep up daily efforts ahead of the May 26 primary. Davis Vindicated Pittsb reveals petition challenges before registration committee
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Dou Uens
Harry G. Lydle
Indiana Evening Gazette
Indiana
Ralph C. Davis
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Mme
Mr. Grundy
Grundy
Velmary Bleekoway
Diatiana
White Township
Davis
Secretary of Labor
James J. Davis
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh Registration Committee
Pulitzer Prize Winners Named Across Arts and Journalism
New York on May 13 reports Columbia University announced prizes. Oliver Lafarge won 1000 for Laughing Boy, Marc Connelly 1000 for The Green Pastures, Glrude WH Van Tyne heirs 2000 for The War of Independence. Russell Owen and W C Capping won journalism prizes. Charles R MacAuley won best cartoon. Others include travel scholarships Wayne Parrish George W Post A Cunningham, Leland Stowe, Mark W Sell, Sidney Fischman, Conrad Aiken.
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New York
Columbia University
Oliver Lafarge
Marc Connelly
Green Pastures
United States
Glrude WH
van Tyne
A. R. Cunningham
Stamford
Petition Against Davis Voting Eligibility Fails
Attorney C Hicks Friedman filed to strike James J Davis of Illinois from Pittsburgh voting lists citing naturalization questions. Davis and aides tested records including residence at Jones House Nine teenth Ward and Sharon Pennsylvania history. The commission denied the petition after hearing the evidence.
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C. Hicks Friedman
John J. O’brien
Harding
James J. Davis
Illinois
Friedman
Davis
David J. Davis
David J. Davis, Jr
Sharon
Mercer County
Fred Jones
M. B. Lesher
Jones
Jones House
Lesher
Pittsburgh
Wales
Registration Commission
Flower Club plans tulip show and bus excursion
The Flower Garden Club announces a 70 mile auto tour from Court House at 11 a.m. Thursday to Home, Kittanning, Butler, and Evans City. Members may call Mrs. Race to offer or request transportation and subscriptions to Flower Grower and Better Homes and Gardens. Prof E I Wilde of Penn State spoke on preserving natural resources and guiding perennial and annual beds, soil lime, phosphate use, mulching, and plant arrangement.
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United States
Court House
B. B. Race
Evans City
Flower Garden Club
Race
E. I. Wilde
Penn State
Wilde
Indiana County
Hoon
Garden Club meeting eyed for mid June
Garden Club plans a mid June gathering where other flower garden club phases will be discussed by Mr. Cook of Penn State.
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Cook
Penn Stata
Obituaries Of Mrs Mary F Wolfe And Others In Blairsville Area
Mary F Wolfe widow of Harry Wolfe born July 9 1850 dies May 10 at Rayne township. Survived by Alton and Sara Wolfe eight grandchildren Betty, three brothers Frank and Samuel Ford and others. Funeral 2:30 Monday at Grova Chapel Lutheran conducted by Rev Hildebrand. Also notices Mike Gulish dies at 49 in Rossiter, miner, Greek Catholic. burial Mora tio Cemetery. John William Bland one year old dies Akron Ohio. burial Union Cemetery Rossiter. survived by parents Frank Bland and Mrs Bland and brother Frank Jr.
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Wolfe
Mary F. Wolfe
Harry Kr. Wolfe
Francis
Sarah Ann
Frimble) Ford
West Fairfield Township
Westmoreland County
Rayne Township
Grova Chapel
Lord of
Jaannette
Frank Ford
Samuel Ford
J. A. Howell
Annie Ford
New Florence
Mgr. Hildebrand
Mike Gulish
Rossier
John
Susie
Alice
Pittsburgh
Moratio Cemetery
John Wiliam Bland
John William
Frank Bland
Akron
William Roush
Rossiter
Union Cemetery
Matthew Jordan
Frank, Jr
Slayers of Her Children Linked to Baltimore Tragedy
Marie Pfeiffer an 85 year old Baltimore mother who shot and killed her two young children Sunday night and wounded her husband before taking a self inflicted wound is hospitalized and expected to recover. Authorities say a prior quarrel over losing the children Eugene Jr five and June one preceded the episode and that charges for murder and attempted murder will be filed after recovery.
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Baltimore
Marie Pfeiffer
Pfeiffer
Eugene, Jr
Cagle wed for two years at West Point
Washington report says football star Chris Cagle admitted to academy authorities that he has been married for almost two years. War Department notes marriage triggers resignation from West Point. bride is Marian Haile of New Roads Louisiana. Authorities will formalize action and issue a public statement.
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Washington
Chris” Cagle
West Point
War Department
Cagle
Marian Haile
New Roads
Gridiron Star
Famous Arctic Explorer Fridtjof Nansen Dies in Oslo
Oslo report confirms the death of Dr Fridtjof Nansen aged 68, famed Arctic explorer and 1921 Nobel Peace Prize laureate. The shock death follows a long career intersecting European leaders and polar science.
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London
Frinjo Nansen
Oslo
Nansen
England
Des Moines Girl Murder Mystery Narrows to Suspects
The body of 9 year old Evelyn Tee was found after being abducted near her home. Police describe the crime as criminal assault and murder by a fiend or demented person. A suspect named Joe Kavich of Centerville was detained near the body toss site. Authorities pursue leads on a two-man attack pattern and a small roadster sighting while bloodhounds yield no decisive trail.
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Des Moines
Evelyn Tee
Joe Kavich
Centerville
Willard Fire Ravages Downtown Business District
May 13 in Willard O records a major downtown blaze that destroyed five buildings and overwhelmed local fire crews. Alarms extended to Norwalk and calls went out for assistance from Ashland and Mansfield as the fire remained out of control.
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Willard, O
Willard
Norwalk
Ashland
Manseld
Y Conference Honors State Y M C A Leaders and Hi Y Club
State leaders and local Hi Y Club members gathered to review the Y M C A movement’s progress in Pennsylvania. Dr. Carter praised the state’s rise to leadership, noting new work in small towns and urging continued support to expand services for boys and youths across communities.
Y M C A High School Work Seeks Statewide Aid
The Hi- Club, led by im Stacy, works with State Y M C A to strengthen high school youth and connect them to service tasks in Christ’s name. The movement is expanding in our state and asks for community support.
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Im Stacy
Christ
Census values stressed for Indiana growth and planning
Indiana leaders highlight the census as vital for business and public welfare. Raymond outlines benefits including occupation data, living standards, social welfare, buying power, employment information, and attracting industries, while stressing confidentiality and accuracy for congressional representation.
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Indiana
Raymond
Iifth
Avery
William M. Steuart
Congress
Robert P. Lamont
Commercie
Global economic tone lifts across regions in spring reports
Reports from multiple regions show improved trade and industrial activity. Canada notes better collections and seasonally improving activity while Newfoundland sees brighter commercial prospects after a successful seal catch and navigational openings. Brazil, Italy, and Great Britain report safer, clearer demand signals and lower unemployment, with dairy, automotive, and metals sectors buoyed by cheaper money and higher efficiency.
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Canada
Newfoundland
North East
Australia
Melbourne
Sydney
New Zealand
Argentina
Brazil
Philippine Islands
Great Britain
Italy
Czechoslovakia
South Africa
Hill Billy murder in Hannibal Monroe County
Raymond Tisher 24 was shot dead by Roscoe Suter 32 in Hannibal near here. Suter, a World War veteran, fled but was captured hiding in woods. Prosecutor J K Sawyers said a confession supports first degree murder charges. The motive cited was alleged theft of canned goods.
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Woodsfield
Hannibal
Monroe County
Here
Raymond Tisher
Roscoe Suter
Suter
Ater
J. K. Sawyers
Sawyers
Tisher
Ifenry Tisher
Isher
Bishops Hear Episcipacy On People Matters In Indiana
Indiana brief lists multiple residents visiting and working in Indiana and nearby towns. It notes J H Walbeck Dover, Dale Green, Roy Donahue, Laura Salsgiver and others visiting or attending business, court, or social events across Indiana, Cherryhill, and surrounding areas with several names and places.
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J. H. Walbeck
West Wheatfield Township
Indiana
Harry C. Patterson
Sealteburg
Miles Rauch
Marion Center
Dale Green
Cherryhill Township
Court House
Roy Donahue
B.P. Inn
Louis Neal
Laura Salsgiver
North Side Unit Hospital
Youngstown
J. W. Salsgiver
Church Street
Harry Schurr
Water Street
Margaret McGrady
Pittsburgh
Dick Wehrle
David Blair
Hsg
Jones’ Mill
Westmoreland County
Charles D. Dieterich
Homer City
Donald Klingensmith
United States Navy
Fla
G. K. Repine
Center Township
Arthur Coulter
Saltsburg
Porter Rice
Green Township
Steele Clark
Paul Straillis
Marion Center National Bank
John F. Johnston
Salisburg
Harry Shofter
Penn Run
Squire Johnson Moorhead
Cloyd Lloyd
Meade Douglas
Stocks Hold Narrow Advance Amid Dull Market Tone
New York May 13 The active industrial and utility sectors rose modestly while the overall market stayed quiet with limited buying outside a small group of professionals. Oils led gains with Pan American Petroleum up to 67 and International Salt climbing to 147, while utilities like Columbia Gas and Electric and Texas Industries posted moderate advances.
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New York
Pan American B
New Jersey
California
Texas Corp
Columbia Gas and Electric
Atchison T. S. B.u
Eseseeeey
Eiakee Neenenensys
Bethlehem Steel
Svereeree
Canadian Pacific
Ches
Ohio
Eastman Kodak
AOS
Griegby-Grunoseviresteeress
International Nickel
Kelvinator
Kennecott
Ppsepeeersgeeae
SAM Pennroad Corp
Iisrtresverree
Curtis-Wright Weveeeseeieries
Miami
Ceessereeeeeeeee
BOM Nash Motor
N.Y. Central
Eeepeserenee
Norf and
Weat
Penn R
Proposed Canadian Tariff Adversely Affects U S Trade
Washington May 13 officials said a proposed Canadian tariff would harm American trade totaling roughly 176 to 225 million dollars while British Empire trade would rise about 200 thousand. The analysis notes tariff details across intermediate general and British preferential rates and highlights Canada as a major U S trading partner with a large merchandise balance in favor of the United States.
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Roberts. Thornburgh
INS
Washington
Commerce Department
United States
Great Britain
Canada
Department
America
United Kingdom
Dominion
Prisoners Favored, Sent To New Prison
Eight federal prisoners from Elk County jail Ridgway were ordered transferred to Erie County jail to finish terms after charges of favored treatment. The list includes Andy Dogdansky Alvin Kraue Edward Murphy Rodney Schoder Grant Dugsher Mike Kwiecimski Thomas Murray and Terrence Young. Mitchell recalled the orders citing luxuries such as telephones radios and armchairs in cells. Sanford Bates investigation traced privileges to fraternal group membership and prohibition law convictions. H T Clayton of the Clymer National Bank traveled to Indiana last night to visit friends.
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Pittsburgh
INS
Elk County
Ridgway
Erie County
Erie
William Mitchell
Andy Dogdansky
Alvin Kraue
Edward T. Murphy
Rodney Schoder
Grant Dugsher
Mike Kwiecimski
Thomas B. Murray
Terrence BR. Young
United States
J. C. McGregor
Mitchell
Sanford Bates
Madera
Bates
Marshal McGregor
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Connelly
Flower Club
Blairsville
Alvin Sherbin
Johnstown
Atorney
State
Young Men's Christian Association of Pennsylvania
L. J. Carter
Philadelphia
Young Man's Christian Association
William T. Domn
Greensburg
Carter
Young Men's Association
Young Men’s Christian Association
Hill
Billy
Dallas
Tex
James Cannon, Jr
Virginia
Horace M. da Bosa
Nashville
Tenn
Committee of Episcopacy
The
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
College of Bishops
W.A. Chandler
Collins = Denny
Txlwin Mouzon
John M. Moore
Mouzon
Charlotte
Moore
Bishop Moore
U. S
H. T. Clayton
Clymer National Bank
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