Indiana State Teachers College lecture on commercial education
G. G. Hill, director at Indiana State Teachers College Nasbeet, will lecture at the University of Pittsburgh on organizing the commercial curriculum for modern education. His work has earned national recognition and adoption across states.
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G. G. Hill
Department of Business Education
Indiana State Teachers College
University of Pittsburg
Edunalion
Hill
Hil
Indiana
Ben G. Graham
Pittsburgh
Din ‘Ner
Daniel L. Marsh
Boston Eeversity
Borah Silent on Radio Pitch Amid Party Tensions
In a heated pre convention landscape Senator Borah assailed party leaders over monopolies and a federal anti lynching measure, alleging moneyed interests like Du Ponts push to tax the public. He faced criticism after a limited half hour radio slot and noted opposition from Taft supporters. Postmaster General Farley addressed Vermont Democrats as Knox pressed Pacific Northwest campaigning.
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du Ponts
Hamilton
Fish
Borah
National Broadcasting Company
Robert A. ‘Taft
Ohio
Taft
Leonard B. Shubert
Associated Press
Washington
Far Northwest
Atlantic
Facley
Newark
No J. Borah
Frank Knox
Pacific Northwest
Farley
Vermont
Political Upheaval and Party Struggles Sparked by 1932 Crisis
Fragmented text shows a roiling U S political scene with President Rooseve gh opposition within the Republican party and defections amid tense public disputes. References to former presidents, governors, and policy debates hint at constitutional questions and evolving party loyalties during a national crisis.
Socialist Says He Will Challenge Demos Railroading Legislation
In Harrisburg on May 15 socialist lawmakers charged that David Law Ferne and Dennen, state party leaders, have established a political dictatorship. At Readaid last night the speaker vowed to challenge and halt railroaded bills as the House closed its week amid a parliamentary dispute. The Democratic majority moved unemployment insurance and related measures forward, while debates over budget transfers and relief funds dominated sessions in both chambers. Governors and party leaders prepared for a partisan fight over employment relief and fiscal policy into next week.
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Leon Blum
France
Europe
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Germany
Italy
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Blur
Anthony Eden
China
League of Nations
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Pierre Laval
Kurt Schusebnigg
Tarrisburg
Ree Pressiatve Darteigtin
Hoopes
Roy Furman
Hiram G. Andrews
Cambria Democrat
Furman
Reading
Earle
Democratic House
Senate
Awail Naat Sanehowi
Govenor
Republicn
Miles Horst
Lebanon
Burke
Philadelphia
Eric
Lawrence
Model Project for Fishermen Rules Reveal Limits
Project rules govern this year with daily fishing from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. EST. Only two fish per day may be kept, using artificial lures with barbless hooks. All fish under specific lengths must be released, with men and women sections specifying different minimums. No wading allowed in the stream.
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Ules
Obituary of William Henry Bash in Wayne Township
William Henry Bash died at his Wayne Township home in Armstrong County. Funeral services were held at 2 pm at Saint Michael's Cemetery after services by Rev. Mr. Trimmer of Dayton Methodist Episcopal Church. He died at age 89 years 9 months and 21 days after lifelong residence. He never married and is survived by four sisters: Mrs. Susans McSparrin, Mrs. Esther Lunt, Rebecca Bush of Dastun, and Mrs. Ariel McAtoagse of Kivianning.
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William Henry Bash
Wayne Township
Armstrong County
Sir Michael's
Trimmer
Dayton Methodist Episcopal Church
Mr. Bush
Wastelayne Ship
Susans McSparrin
Esther Lunt
Rebecca Bush
Dastun
Arel McAtoagse
Kivianning
Liberty and Progress Gone
Fragmented OCR reading shows political debate about relief, church influence, and party loyalty. It questions whether voters on relief will support the Democrats and who truly governs. The text references a grocer, anti relief sentiment, and a call to prove self-governance.
Nine Year Old Boy Wader Dead in Creek
Ellwood City residents were shocked when Theodore Porlineenu, nine, was found dead near Knox Step in the County?ning Creek after wading and stepping into a hole. Relatives say the accident occurred while he was playing in the water.
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Wader
Ellwood City
Oyne
Theodore Porlineenu
Knox
Van Dyke defends gas tax boost in Pennsylvania
War veteran Van Dyke, Secretary of Highways, argues a proposed one cent gas tax increase is a fair measure to aid starving Pennsylvanians. He says the plan shares burdens, protects highway work, and that existing funds will cover department needs through September. He criticizes diversions but notes pending legislation and existing repayments.
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van Dyke
Reading
UPI
Vet van Deke
Highsways
Pennsylvania Mator Federation
Vin Dyse
Mwolov
Lipstick Cap Fatal To Tot
In Philadelphia on May 16 19 a metallic object resembling a lipstick cap lodged in Pauline Lane's lung and caused her death. The cap bent end suggested she was attempting to remove it with her feet as it slipped down her windpipe. After two operations in Philadelphia she was brought to Knoxville where an abscess formed and she died from hemorrhage before the third operation.
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Philadelphia
Charles Morarey
Pauline Lane
Knoxvile
Apple Spray Guidance Warns Sprout Growers
Spraying advise stresses timing before calyx cup formation and petal fall, using lime sulfur and arsenate lead formulations, with nicotine sulfate for apple scab control. Apply from multiple angles to cover inner branches and buds, aiming for early, thorough coverage to protect new growth and reduce disease and pests.
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Phiaroughe Jy
Preakness Championship Sparks Baltimore Crowds
The 46th Preakness at Pimlico draws over 40,000 spectators as Bold Venture seeks the Derby double. Grand rivals Granville Teufel and Granville face Bold Venture with a star-studded field including Granville, Teufel, Grand Slam, Hollywagd, Bow and Arrow, Memory Book and Jean Bart as the big turf classic looms tomorrow.
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Orlo Robertson
Associated Press
Baltimore
Lueed
Pimlico
Ivery Wain
Nupiial
Garner
Burns
Farley
Washington
Bold Venture
Sir Barto
Gallant Fos
Burgoo King
Omaha
Morton GL
Schwarta Ace
Churchill Downs
Granville
William Woodward
Belair Stud
Jimmy Stout
Gallant Fox
Siren
They Fox
Teufel
Wheatley
Bomar
Silas B. Mason
Wheatley Wolf
Snark
Hal Price Headley
KR. Bradley
Bow and Arrow
Payne Whitnes
W. M. Jeffords
Jean Bart
Man
Prosecution Pipa Loses 1360 50 Fee in Murder Case
Middleburg May 14 Judge Curtis C. Lesher ruled John D. Pipa Jr failed to take oath as special prosecutor in the wedding dress murder trial and refused his request for a 1360.50 fee. Mars Rioth had appointed Pipa, a Shamokin attorney, to press the case against Zellat ti and her parents accused by Sherman Strawser of goading him.
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Middleburg
Curtis C. Lesher
Ohn d. Pipa, Jr
Charles J. Mars Rioth
Pipa
Zellatti
Sherman Strawser
Rabies Alert For Cleveland Family After Dog Bite
State authorities seek the Speers family of Cleveland, including eight year old Ann, to warn of possible rabies after a dog bite during a motor trip to New Jersey. Police report the dog attacked Bourgeois Millel Sneed before capture. Pennsylvania agents deem locating the family imperative to prevent a fatal outcome.
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Charubrol Pa
Cleveland
Charteret
John Speers
Ann
New Jersey
Pennsyl
Vania Husbandry Bureau
Tittle Family
Robbery Slaying Case Ends With Execution After Trials
Strawser pleaded guilty claiming money for a wedding dress for 16 year old Zella. He was condemned to die, later implicated the Girls who were acquitted. Strawser was executed. Judge Lesher based on Horace W. Yough testimony. Pipa failed to file oath as special prosecutor. Costs taxed to Pipa with appeal planned.
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Charles Gable
Strawsehr
Zella
Jack
Strawer
Lesher
Horace W. Yough
Snyder County
Pipa
Overnight Briefs from Williamsport to Harrisburg
A digest of brief notices from multiple cities. The Susquehanna Synod closed its meeting with a Yale Divinity School dean sermon. Hoover wont attend the Republican convention per Lawrence Richey. Palm er, former AG, buried in Quaker Cemetery after services with dignitaries present. Judge McCluskey urged increasing civil jurisdiction from 300 to 1000. Margiotti filed suit against Schenley for liquor tax, NJ incorporation. Mayor signed ordinance allowing “unnecessary” noises. Maple syrup production drop. 104000 gallons produced. Hemphill accused the New Deal of political pig-killing in Breks County. Reed not seeking active candidacy but open to serving again. Ray Myars of Lancaster, born without arms, seeks license and proves operation by feet.
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Susnehanna Synod
United Lutheran Church In America
Charles R. Brown
Yale University Divinity School
Philadelphia
Lawrence Richey
Hoover
Richey
Stroudsburg
A. Mitchell Palmer
Quaker Cemetery
Earle
Joseph F. Guffey
Bethlehem
Frank P. McCluskey
Northampton
Pennsylvania Magistrates’ Association
Harrisburg
Charles J. Margiotti
Schenley Products Company
Feneral
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Mavis Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Doylestown
George RB. Hemphill
Pennsylvania State Council of Republican Women
Campaign spending during NRA bid noted
Frederick C. Perkins, work manufacturer, was convicted as an early NRA legalist. He reported spending $576.70 on his congressional campaign and was defeated. The case drew contributions from donors nationwide including Don Carlos James of Louisville and a Wilmington powder manufacturer. Glenn Warner and Walter C. Toate were fined for contributions in Perkins' expense report.
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York
Frederick C. Perkins
NRA
Congress
Inne Perkins
Blue Fogle
Don Carlos James
Louisville
T Dulent
Wilmigton
Glenn
Warner
Philadelphia
Waller C. Toate
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Nice Clean Jail Stirs City Dog Case Outcome
SUPPSBURGH May 15 Mrs Martha Peterson 30 spent three days in Allegheny County Jail after her dog Prince ran at large. She refused a $3 fine from Burgess Clarence Chamberlin and said she would consult a lawyer. Police Lt Fred Milley led a campaign against stray dogs, noting her defiant stance as the burgess justified no matron for a single prisoner.
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Suppsburgh
Martha Petersor
Peterson
Allegheny County
Burgess Clarence Chamberlin
Dormont
Fred Milley
Hartman and Russella Seek Pardons in Harrisburg
May 15 in Harrisburg 4h counsel for Delmas Clair Hartman serving a first degree murder sentence and Isadore Russella convicted of arson and defrauding insurers will plead with the board of pardons on Wednesday to grant them their freedom.
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Harrisburg
Delmas Clair Hartman
Isadore Russella
Board of Pardons
Treasury balance report shows large figures in May
Treasury balance details list receipts and expenditures with a balance around 2.4 billion dollars. Customs receipts and other funds are cited, including specific figures for May. The fragment notes balances and revenue items but is garbled and partial.
Senate tax compromise struggles amid pressure on corporate taxation
Washington May 15. Senate inmanoe committee debates a range of tax compromises amid calls to preserve the program’s philosophy of taxing undistributed corporate profits. House and Senate panels weigh big public works funding and PWA relief, while hints emerge on television economics and a pending impeachment-related vacancy.
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Senate
Harrison
D-Miss
Roosevelt
Senate Appropriations
Ickes
PWA
Rexford G. Tugwell
House
Om Oil
Halstedt
Uigl
Mian
Senate Foreign Affair
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France
Great Britain
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