Peace Parity Speech Draws Small Criticism
World opinion today commended Chancellor Adolf Hitler for a peace and equality speech before the Reichstag. Skepticism appeared in government circles, while Italian press hailed the address as proof of European peace and London papers foresaw a better Geneva atmosphere. Article notes German aims to cooperate with disarmament talks and outlines Nadolny’s role at Geneva.
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World Opinion Today
Ado € Hitler
Germany
Eurone
London
Geneva
France
Paris
Norman N. Davis
America
Samarraw
Hyarno Dosch-Fleuot
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Rudolph Nadalny
Nadolny
Hitler
Roosevelt
Davis Heads To Geneva With U S Peace Offer
Norman H. Davis travels to Geneva carrying an American offer to end 13 years of isolation in exchange for drastic armament cuts. The plan centers on a consultative pact, an international armaments supervision commission, and easing neutrality rights to stop nationals from trading with aggressors, scaled to global disarmament progress.
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Washington
INS
Roosevelt
State Department
Norman H. Davis
America
Geneva
Davis
United States
Cuban skirmish in Santa Clara leaves many dead
Havana May 18 insurgent forces estimated at 900 to 1200 landed on the south coast from Trinidad and joined by insurgent hands. In preliminary clashes 75 to 100 were killed in the Santa Clara province. The Me Machado regime faced its most serious challenge since inauguration.
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Havana
New York
Me Machado
Santa Clara
Trinidad
Vintondale Men Injured In Johnstown Auto Crash
Two Vintondale men were injured when their motorcycle crashed into a turning automobile on Fulton street in Prospect Johnstown. Joseph Babich 19 suffered brain concussion head and face lacerations and leg abrasions. Andrew Balko 20 sustained facial and leg lacerations. Hugh McKernan driver of the car took them to Lee Hospital. Police seized the motorcycle. front wheel and fender smashed. rear car window shattered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vintodale
Jnst Witht
Middle Avenue
Fulton Street
Prospect
Johnstown
Joseph Babich
Andrew Balko
Vinlundalu
Hugh McKernan
Lee Hospital
Public Safety Building
Contingent of Countians for U.S. Woods
A second detachment of recruits for the Federal forestry corps left Johnstown early today with 109 young men from Cambria Somerset Indiana and Bedford Counties. Names include Arthur Ira Bair Banks Stewart Myers Blairsville and others. Recruits routed to Port Meade and Fort Washington conditioning camps. exact split pending.
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Federal Forestry Corps
Johnstown
Indiana County
Arthur Ira Bair
Banks Two
Stewart Emery Myers
Blairsville PLC
Charles Calvin Montgomery
Robinson
Russell Lee Beal
Huff
Eldon Elroy Gordon
Aemach
Arthur Lawrence Higgins
Algeorta
Dallas Franklin Holby
Strongstown
Walter Leonard Pisch
Clune
Tree
Harold Harvey Hudson
Warren J. Gromley
Charles Walter Meekins
Green Township
Pater Ruskom
Stafford
Chester Grycauk
Kent
Julius John Zambertan
Iselin
Adolph Edward Magurrc
Young
Thomas Wilbur Coy
Grant
Duncan Lipsie
Phumville
Roy Donald Steele
East Mahoning
Dean Haden Wagner
Smicksburz
Joseph John Grinder
John Wesley Palmer
Blairsville
Bert Royden Shaffer
Bladlick
Aldis
Fort Washington
Maryland
Cambria
Somerset
Indiana
Bedford
Ohio Coal Parley Reaches Deadlock
Deadlocked by failure of coal stars and miners to agree on a wage scale, Southern Ohio bituminous coal industry shut down. United Mine Workers rush plea for intervention to President Roosevelt. Lockup of Hocking, Pomeroy and Crooksville fields announced after collapse of Governor White’s 10-point armistice.
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Columbus
Ohio
United Mine Workers In
Roosevelt
Hocking
Pomeroy
Crooksville
George White
Newspaper Ads Endorsed to Rebuild Bank Confidence
Atlantic City May 18 The endorsement comes from G Fred Berger treasurer of Norristown Penn Trust Company speaking at the Pennsylvania Bankers Association convention He says newspapers remain the effective medium and urges bankers to advertise cooperatively through clearing houses and associations to restore public trust in banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
G. Fred Berger
Traasurer
Norristown-Penn Trust Company
Norristown
Pennsylvania Bankers Association
Berger
Lowrie Hall for Missionaries to be Cornerstoned
The cornerstone laying for Lowrie Hall, a furlough home for missionaries, took place in Plttsburgh with Pittsburgh churchmen attending. Built by Western Theological Seminary at a cost of $40,000, the hall honors the late Rev. Dr. John D. Lowrie, Western Seminary’s first missionary to serve.
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Plttsburgh
Lowrie Hall
Pittsburgh
Western Theological Seminary
John D. Lowrie
Western Seminary
County fuel grants totaling 2500 headline
The State Emergency Relief Board approved 78302 for food fuel and thrift grants across Pennsylvania. Luzerne County received 50000 for food purchases while Beaver and others received smaller fuel and thrift allocations. Executive director appointments and board loads followed, with keepers urged to attend the M G A meeting tonight.
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State Emergency Relief Board
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Child Health Committee
Luzerne County
Beaver
County
Bucks
Crawford
Lebanon
Lehigh
McKean
Philadelphia
Warren
Erie
Indiana
Monroe
Schuylikill
Union
Marlin Paine
Aston
Northampton County Flief Board
Paine
Easton
Cleveland
Weston M. Kelsey
Maud Chunk
Carbon County
Theodore M. Willcox
Cumberland County
Wy BF. Vanbuskirk
Irie
Clearfield County
William M. Ruddock
Indiana County
James D. Bay
Washington County
Joseph W. Sharp
C. Gilbert Hazlett
Kennet Square
Chester County
County Agent Warns Farmers Over Phony Detective Scam
County Agent Warner warns farmers in Indiana county about a man posing as a detective to collect money for fake milk bottle orders. The suspect sought payment for bottles and claimed delivery by truck, but no firm credentials or receipts were shown. The agency in Reading denied any connection, prompting caution before sending funds to any official caller. 4 H club activities resume as rural youth engage in educational projects tied to the U S department of agriculture programs.
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Warner
Indiana County
Whder
Pottsville
Blank
Reading
United States Department of Agriculture
Elate Agricultural Collects
Clyde Beatty to appear in city with Great Hagen-back-Wallace Circus
Internationally famed trainer Clyde Beatty will perform in the city on Wednesday in the Great Hagen-back-Wallace Circus. The program features forty lions and tigers, additional wild animal acts, pyramids of bears and tigers, aerialists, equestrians, and a mammoth menagerie including camels and zebras.
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Clyde Beatty
Beatty
Ile
Chillicothe
Ohio
Dules
Hannefords
Chicago Has Fine Bottle But No Corkscrew
Chicago faces the opening of the Century of Progress on May 27 with no official to break the bottle. Roosevelt cannot attend. Garver cannot make the trip. Exposition leaders hope a White House representative or Mrs Roosevelt may attend. Mayor Kelly launches a six day prosperity drive to spur buying ahead of the fair, with business leaders backing the effort.
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Carl. L. Turner
U. N.S
Chicago
America
Rufus Dawes
Century of Progress
Jong
United States
Roosevelt
Roes
John Nance Garver
White House
Mrs. Roosevelt
Smith
Lenox R. Lohr
Exposition
Mward J. Kelly
Kelly
County Friday Games Set in Indiana County Schedule
Indiana County schedules Friday games list Marion Center at Indiana Hoihvoul at Commodore Clymer at Five Points Elderton at Dixonville South Austiai at Graceton Womer Thales at Wairsvile Pan thers Coral at McIntyre Blairsville Coltstat WMacklink Full schedule to appear later in paper Managers meet at the Y M C A on Friday night at 7 13.
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Indiana
Marion Center
Hoihvoul
Commodore
Clymer
Five Points
Elderton
Dixonville
Austiai
Graceton
Womer Thales
Wairsvile Panthers
Coral
McIntyre
Blairsville
Thunderstorms Forecast After Warmer Conditions Today
Weather observer Lorenty reports forecasts of warmer skies today with increasing cloudiness and showers and thunderstorms. Showers continue tomorrow with a cooler pattern after a brief warm spell. Highs around 70s, lows near 40s.
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Cy! Lorenty
Focal Weather
Fourteenth Annual Missionary Convention at Zion Lutheran
The Women's Missionary Society of the Mass Conference of the Pittsburgh Synod holds its fourteenth annual convention at Zion Lutheran Church. Sessions on Friday May 19 include a morning start at 9 o'clock with lunch in the social hall, and an afternoon session at 1 30. All women of the church are urged to attend.
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Women's Missioary Society of the
Mass Conference
Pittseburgh Synod
Zion Lutheran Church
Roosevelt plan to curb industry gains House hearings start
Capitol press report on May 18 notes Ways and Means Committee opening hearings on the president's industry control and public works bill to raise 220 million in annual taxes for a 3.3 billion plan. Treasury officials expected to testify as optimism runs high for swift passage and expansive presidential authority over codes, wages, hours, and working conditions.
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William S. Neal
I. N.S
Washington
INS
Roosevelt
House
Ways and Means
Treasury
Congress
3000 Men Return To Work In Steel Capital
More than 3000 men have returned to work in Gary Indiana the steel capital of the Middle West. Blast furnaces roared as the works received an order for 1120 tons of steel and shifted to producing components for automobile parts railway cars farm machinery and other implements.
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Gary
Nih
Middle West
Indiana prison link to Johnstown bombing case
Cambria county authorities planned to question Vincent DeMi alias John Koplas, held in the county jail on charges of importing bombs and obtaining a mobile license under false pretenses. Indiana authorities may be consulted as the Johnstown case ties to a dynamite bomb found near the Westmont home on the Menoher highway.
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Cambria County
Vincent’ DeMi 41
John Koplas
Sectrom
Westmont
Hurry
Klinik
Johnstown Police Department
Cambrian County Investigors
Indiana
Patmen Edward Alien
Menoher
Polive
Poppy Day Observance Prompts Wear a Flower Call
On Saturday May 27 the American Legion urges Indiana residents to wear a flower to honor fallen patriots. The appeal stresses recognizing sacrifices made by veterans and encourages community and countrymen to show unselfish service today and tomorrow.
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The
American Legion
Indiana
Purvines Receives First US Farm Mortgage Loan
Pleasant Plains May 7 2INS-Things occurred today on Purvines 700 acre farm as Purvines whistled a tune and resumed spring routine. Neighbors dropped by to ask how he will repay the loan under the Roosevelt Emergency Farm Mortgage Act.
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Kane
Kane High School
Jolie Ly Gels
Ibs
Apesehos Wy
Glennis Ricker
George Armiost
Gels
Abraham Lincoln
Rooseye
High School Band Concert Set For Tonight On Campus
The High School Band under graduating seniors will perform this evening at the school steps. Guest conductors and pieces include Gronstand March, Aida Overture, Moment Musical, Vera Waltz, Summer Evening in Old Reen, Men of Ohio, Joy, The Commander, The Maiden Queen, Mill in the Forrest Go, Famous Waltz, and Sullivan's Operetta.
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TBO
Haylistt Thine
wWether Wersittines
Setar
Gronstand
Calvin Buchheit
Robert Cronk
Harald Mortis
Vera Waltz
Bruce Dinsmore
Old Reen
Men of
Ohio
Chandler McClure
Buchanan
Forrest
Sullivan
Litzinger
Beit
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Searbe
George Searbe
NEA
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U. S. Woods
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Hunter College
Eugene A. Colligan
Capitol News
Mytery
Vincent Mino
Purvines
U. S
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