Famous Artist Barton Found Dead In New York Apartment
Famous caricaturist Ralph Barton was found dead by gunshot in his East 7th Street apartment. Police say a self-inflicted wound caused his death, with a maid discovering the body hours after the shot. Barton, 40, known for New Yorker drawings, had recently faced a Paris divorce and public romance turmoil.
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New York
Ralph Racton
East 7Th Street
Polite
Barton
United Press
Germaine Marie Tailleferre
Harton
Ralph Barton
Paris
Ridgefield
Conn
Lynic
The
New Yorker
Local Professor Appointed at University of Pennsylvania
Dr. Weary Cramer of State Teachers College will leave for University of Pennsylvania to become Professor of Education. He has taught Education and Sociol ogy, directed student teaching, and held roles in Washington schools. A UW Seattle alumnus with AB AM PhD, he authored social science works and belongs to several associations.
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Weary Cramer
State Teachers College
University of Pennsylvania
Cremer
Virginian University
College of Education
Nurses Class 1931 Graduation Planned at Zion Church
Indiana Memorial Hospital nurses 1931 graduating exercises scheduled at Zion Lutheran Church on Thursday May 23 at 8 o clock. Program includes processional invocation diplomas Nightingale pledge and solos with local clergy and actors among the participants. Graduates listed hail from Homer City Indiana Commodore and Indiana with several names repeated and a flower and plant ad at the end.
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Indiana Memorial Hospital
Zion Lutheran Church
Durphy McCreary
Rodger Charnock
Howard Way
Kirby Gile
Harry R. Meade
W. Pearl Walker
Whatey
Huerter
Narcissus
Nevby
J. .Metlyaine
Ralph Mae Creary
Homer City
Indiana
Commodore
Sarah Lonella Stephens
Hunter City
Kisther Nioma George
Goldin Mae Kunkie
Elsie Rink Strassler
Senator Davis Visited Indiana for Campaign Speech
United States Senator James J. Davis of Pittsburgh arrived in Indiana by train this morning and was greeted by Indiana friends. He spoke at State Teachers College auditorium about unemployment and modern mills, signaling a campaign stop as he plans to visit every county before next year’s election. He left for Altoona on the 12:05 train for another scheduled address.
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United States
James J. Davis
Pittsburgh
Indiana
Philadelphia
Torrance
Hote Moore
John §. Fisher
Harry White
Davis
State Teachers’ College
Charles R. Foster
Governor Fisher
Doctor Foster
United States Senate
Altoona
Lions Club Hosts Japanese Speaker Iwayo on International Ties
Mr Iwayo of Japan guest speaker at weekly Lions supper in Crystal Room Hotel Moore. A Penn graduate now in importing discussed International Relationship in an engaging talk. E R Lumsden presented on City Manager Plan. Officers for next year to be nominated at next Tuesday’s meeting.
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Iwayo
Japan
Lions Club
Moore
Lwayo
University of Pennsylvania
Swayo
E. R. Lumsden
Judge Langham Returns From Southern Tour
Judge J N Langham and his daughter Mrs J Roy Maloney arrived home yesterday from an extended overland trip in the South. They traveled as far south as Memphis Tennessee and attended the Apple Blossom Festival in Winchester Virginia and the Kentucky Derby.
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J.N. Langham
J. Roy Maloney
South
Memphis
Tenn
Winchester
Virginia
Music Recital at First Baptist Church
At the First Baptist Church on Church and Ninth streets an organ recital by Miss Ruth Stephens will precede the prayer meeting tonight at 7 PM.
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First Baptist Church
Church and
Ninth Streets
Mises Ruth Stephens
Will Rogers to the Editor on League of Nations
Will Rogers writes from Beverly Hills criticizing the Geneva League of Nations start, noting Russian action as confusing and unsettling global nerves. He jokes about world power corruption while warning even a sheet over a head could steer world affairs. Restaurant notes append dinner specials at Hotel Indiana.
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Evening Gazette
Beverly Hills
Cal
League of Nations
Geneva
Russia
Nowrytown Girl Attacked Near Home in Woods
Annie Mandalobt five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Mane dalobt Nowrytown was allegedly assaulted in the woods near her home Tuesday afternoon. An information charges a suspect with the crime and officers search for him today.
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Annie Mandalobt
Alex Manedalobt
Nowrytown
Brigadier General Dunlap sacrifices life in France rescue
Brig. Gen. Robert H. Dunlap of the United States Marine Corps and his wife were strolling near the Chateau La Fariniere in Tours when a cliff cave collapsed. Dunlap rushed to aid a French peasant woman as her husband followed. The trio were buried by hundreds of tons of rock. The woman was later pulled out alive, though badly injured, while the two men were recovered dead. Rescue efforts continued through night in rain as Paris and French forces aided.
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Robert H. Dunlap
United States Marine Corps
France
Dunlap
Tours
Dun
Saltsburg Robbers Net $883. Youth Arrested
State Police tracked Sunday night break in at Clark Brown’s Saltsburg restaurant. Robert N. Nealy, 16, confessed and returned $14.55. He implicated Nerman Brown, 16, also of Saltsburg, who fled in a maroon 1930 Studebaker. Brown is a fugitive. Nealy jailed on $400 bail.
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Clark Brown
Saltsburg
Robert N. Nealy
Nealy
Nerman Brown
Studebaker
Squire R. D. Carnahan
Saltsbury
Cherryhill Tax Payers Organize Tax relief meeting urged
Tax payers of Cherryhill township gathered at Grange Hall Penn Run and organized a Tax Justice League. Harry S. Lydick of Indiana spoke on taxes and government expenditures and officers were elected for Cherryhill and Smithport groups. A meeting in Trade City with Lydick as guest speaker was announced for Thursday evening.
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Tax Justice League
Cherryhill Township
Grange Hall
Penn Run
Harry S. Lydick
Indiana
Mr. Lydick
Tax Justice Leagues
Trade City
TWO COUNTY MEN INJURED IN STORM
In eastern and southern Indiana county storms, two county men were burned. John Kitchenbrod, 72, Wheatfield, Suffered severe burns while saving livestock as his barn was struck by lightning. barn, horses, feed, and implements were lost. John Osman, Charles, Indiana county, burned slightly while under his automobile. treated and listed in favorable condition.
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Indiana County
John Kitchenbrod
Wheatfield
Memorial Hospital
Charles
John Osman
Horace Stroup
Seward
Dance at Cliffside Park Friday
Don Gregory and his Vietor Recording orchestra will play the Friday dance at Cliffside Park after a month at the Paramount Grill in New York City. They recently toured from New York to Los Angeles delivering hits wherever they appeared. Ty Zeigler and Don’s orchestra are examples of the acts featured this season.
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Don Gregory
Is Vietor
Cliffside Park
Paramount Grill
New York City
Don
New York
Los Angeles
Ty Zeigler
Clifside
the Park
Debutante Miss Edith Curtis Martin Presented at Buckingham Palace
Among American debutantes presented in the throne room at Buckingham Palace last night were Miss Edith Curtis Martin. Mrs Martin is a niece of Howard Martin of North Ninth Street.
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Buckingham Palace
London
Veterans of Foreign Wars meet in Memorial Hall
A large gathering of Veterans of Foreign Wars members from the ciana County met at Memorial Hall last night. After official business, participants held round table discussions focusing on the current tax burden and its impact. Red Arvo insect spray for rose bushes promoted by J. M. Stewart & Co.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ciana County
Memorial Hall
J. M. Stewart & Co
Armada air maneuvers delayed eastern invasion plan
Inclement weather postpones the annual army air maneuvers delaying the invasion of the eastern seaboard. The 672 planes will fly to Chicago tonight and resume the program tomorrow before attacking the eastern states on Friday. Brig. Gen. Foulois said conditions were improving but delays persist.
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Fairfield Air Depot
Dayton
Seaboard
Chicago
Benjamin DP. Foulois
County Council Set for May 25 Meeting
Indiana County Council calls a joint meeting of Executive Board and Council at large in the Court House at 8 P.M. presided by President Th Fleming. Key item is council articulation in the Community Chest of Indiana Borough. All members must attend to address involvement of every council area and to decide the date and place of the September meeting.
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Indiana County Council
Th. Fleming
Court House
Flening
Aesinn
Yimary
Thediana Borvugh
Sunday Ball Bill is Killed in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg May 20 The senate law and order committee favored action to kill the Denning local option bill blocking Sunday baseball in Pennsylvania for current session. The panel did not hold a roll call, but reported the vote to kill, as the House had previously passed the measure 106 to 98. Efforts to legalize Sunday baseball failed amid blue law debates and proposed amendments to extend Sunday milk delivery.
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Harrisburg
Senate Law and Order Committee
Pennsylvania
Senate
Chauncey Parkinson
Green-Washington
House
Denning
House of the General Assembly
Chicken Thieves Foiled in Midnight Duel at Cheese Run
Early yesterday a farmer near Shelada awoke to barking dogs and confronted two men attempting to steal from a chicken coop. He fired initially in the air, then shots were exchanged as the thieves fled in a car, escaping uninjured. State Police searched the area with no clues found, while farmers warn future hens rustlers may meet a deadly response. Festival notices and garden ads follow in Pine Flats.
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N. R. Durr
Shelada
Mr. Dorr
Local College Fraternity Purchases New Home
Pi Chapter of Sigma Tau Gamma completes purchase of a three story buff brick fraternity house near East Campus Col lege Avenue. The home will house about twenty five members with twelve rooms, attic, porches, lawn and garages. It will be ready for occupancy in September and marks the chapter’s affiliation with Sigma Tau Gamma since 193?.
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Pi Chapter
Stemua ‘Tau Ganrais Fraternity
May College Avenue
East Campus
Sigma Tau Gamuigy
Sigma Tau Gamma
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