Proposed Greater Hospital maternity and children floors
Plans for a two and a half story hospital include on the second floor a modern maternity unit with labor and delivery rooms a nursery and baby bath plus a three bed maternity ward and private rooms with a glass wall to the nursery for visitors. The third floor centers on a large children ward with private rooms a quiet room and a service kitchen to keep children separate from adults. Supervising nurses can view all doors from the nurse's station. Indiana Hospital critics praise the plans as excellent hoping for refinements. Mr Peeler notes hospital birth safety and rural death reductions rely on proper delivery conditions and hospital birth. Community committees mobilize about four hundred volunteers in weeks ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Hospital
Peeler
Indiana County
Indiana
Merger Talks Highlight Allegheny Synod Convention
At Clearfield Pennsylvania on May 22 the Allegheny Evangelical Synod discussed merging the Susquehanna University and Gettysburg College seminaries during the eighty ninth annual convention. Two hundred ministers and lay delegates from seven central counties attended as reports from Gettysburg Theological Seminary Susquehanna University and Tressler Orphans Home were presented. The agenda included officer reports pension and education matters, with meetings of the ministerium and laymen and a selection of the next synod meeting place planned after memorial services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearfield
Susquehanna University
Gettysburg Colleges
Allegheny Evangelical Synod of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Gettysburg Theological Seminary
Susquehanna U
Tressler Orphans’ Home
Women's Missionary Society
Christian Education
G. Morris Smith
Hoover to convene probe on prohibition practicality
President Hoover will meet with a 10 lawyer panel and a single woman next Tuesday to review the feasibility and enforcement of the Volstead act. The commission aims to outline workable methods and will look for guidance from Hoover on the inquiry’s scope and direction. Bishop Cannon says the focus should be on education and enforcement improvements, not whether prohibition was a mistake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Woolstead
Bishop Cannon
National Commission
United States
Roscoe Found
Belmont
Mass
Harvard Law School
Kenneth Mackintosh
Olympia
Wash
State Supreme Court
Henry W. Anderson
Richmond
Paul J. McCormick
Los Angeles
Southern District of California
Ada L. Comstock
Cambridge
Radcliffe
Blairsville Boy Scout Council Meets in Blairsville Church
The May regular council meeting of the Indiana County Council Boy Scouts of America was held last night in the Presbyterian Church of Blairsville. About one hundred attendees included council members, friends, and guests with remarks from local leaders and a principal address by Regional Scout Executive R F Seymour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County Council
Boy Scouts of America
Presbyterian Church of
Blairsville
J. Norman Hunter
Chamber of Commerce
J. A. Emenheiser
Kiwanis
George Hin
Rotary
J. M. Torrence
Fleming Brothers of
Clymer
North
Scout
H. J. Buchheit
W. J. Rubinstein
Court of Honor
Kanable
Kirk and Cunningham
National Council of the
Boy Scouts
New York City Hit By Raider In Fog Tragic Night
Col Murphy described a raider seen only by searchlight after fog hid the plane. Harbor defenses were shattered and anti aircraft guns useless. The attack left the financial district in ruins and damaged Times Square theater area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Financial District
Times Square
D A R Awards Medals for Lincoln Essay Contest
Mrs Bee of the D A R visited Room 15 to honor Rose Counihan for winning the Abraham Lincoln essay contest limited to children with foreign born parents. Rose received a two and a half dollar gold piece as a prize, while Mary Handler of Room 16 won the girls’ prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Lincoln
Mary Handler
Second Ward
Mary
Alfred Brett
Woman alleges forced relations and paternity claim
The article states she remained held against her will and that Hairdrick is the father of her child born last November. Her two brothers reportedly substantiated her statements. Hairdrick was held without bail for court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin
Squire Wassam
Anna
Arst
Hairdrick
French fliers weigh Old Orchard take-off for trans Atlantic flight
Roosevelt Field reports rain soaked runway delaying the New York to Paris attempt by Rene Lefevre Jean Assolant and Armeo Lotti Jr The trio consider Old Orchard Maine as a possible take-off site and will hold a conference after Lotti returns from Maine to decide whether to proceed with a heavier load or delay further
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trans-Oceanic
Roosevelt Field
N. Y
New York
Maine
North Atlantic
Lotti
Old Orchard
Assolant
New York City
Edison on father Charles Edison interview sketch
The interview portrays Charles Edison describing his father Thomas Alva Edison as a level headed businessman and inventor who demands sharp, commercial plans and rejects half baked ideas. It notes Edison’s patience with laypeople and his dislike of yes men as he challenges subordinates to refine proposals until they fit a strong, workable plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Edison
Father
Edison, Sr
Edison
Charles Moison
Crime Commission Members Named by Historical Record
A fragment lists members associated with a crime commission including William S. Kenyon of Fort Dodge Iowa and George W. Wickersham of New York. Also named are Newton D. Baker of Cleveland and Frank J. Loesch of Chicago. Additional members Willian S. Grubb and Monte M. Lehmann are noted without full details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Kenyon
Fort Dodge
United States
George W. Wickersham
New York
Taft
Newton D. Baker
Gleveland
Wilson
Frank J. Loesch
Chicago
Chicago Crime Commission
Willian S. Grubb
Birmingham
Ala
Northern District of Alabama
Monte M. Lehmann
New Orleans
Louisiana Bar Association
Young Edison Enters Amlin Plant As Learner And Leader
Edison arrived to learn the business in 1918 at a starting salary of 35 dollars a week. He trained in shops and departments, then managed personnel and devised a plan for decentralized operations with centralized control, eventually becoming president. Tomorrow the editor will present an exclusive interview on machine age impacts on industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison
Boston Tech
Tariff Boost Delayed as Republicans Tackle Hawley Bill
Republican members postponed tonight's tariff boost vote to tomorrow to work out a compromise on the Hawley tariff plan. The bill's on floor amendments would cover a few key items while reforms and farm bloc concessions are debated. The Ways and Means Committee, after revisiting their draft, reportedly added increases on agricultural products. Whether all farm bloc demands are met will be decided later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Ways and Means Committee
Fort Worth Still Aloft In Endurance Flight Record Attempt
Fort Worth Tex May 22 INS Reg Robbins and Jim Kelley fly the Fort Worth in an attempt to surpass the Army’s Question Mark endurance record of 150 hours 15 seconds They had logged 67 12 hours with a refueling at 7 AM The pilots reported a well running engine but Kelley suffered a burned hand after falling from the hammock in which pilots rest It was during his wife’s visit in another plane
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tex
Reg Robbins
Jim Kelley
Kelley
Balm action joke Tunney in New York May 22 Gruppe
Friends of Gene Tunney defense lines him amid a pending $500000 breach of promise suit. Mrs Katherine Fogarty claims Tunney promised marriage four years ago and the case may file in Bridgeport today or next week. Tunney calls it a joke while associates urge restraint as his wife heals in Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Gene Tunney
Tunney
Polly Lauder
Brioni
Italy
Katherine King Fogarty
San Carlos
Gen
Samuel F. Pryor, Jr
Greenwich
Conn
William d. McCabe
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Fogarty
South
Family dispute notes lack of merit in Tunney matter
Floyd Barbour, secretary to Mrs. George Lauder, said Lauder family members had been found to be without merit in the case. He announced that Mrs Tunney’s family had been fully acquainted with the facts before her marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene
McCabe
Billy Gibson
Gen
George W. Whiteside
Tunney
Fogarty
Tom Heeney
Whiteside
Lauder
Floyd Barbour
Mra
George Lauder
Steel output undiminished despite mixed mill demand signs
Pittsburgh May 22 Iron Age preview notes steel output remains strong with no mid-summer curtailment. Ship, railroad, equipment, and line pipe orders boost mill books while farm and radio industries rise in demand. Auto curtailment not general, bars and plates fully booked, sheet mills backlogs steady, semi finished scarce in western districts. Prices steady for pig iron and finished steel. Miss Beulah Liggett leaves for Ada Ohio for Ohio Northern commencement. two buildings to be dedicated during week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Iron Age
Age
Beulah Liggett
Ada
Ohio
Ohio Northern University
Tatt Gymnasium
Presser Music
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pape
Gazette
Blairsville Church
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chrysler
Cuba
General Motor
Csesssereeees
Kennecoth
Eserevee
BIA
Marland Oil
Miami Copper Sectereresraee
BBM
Stewart Warner Vecesesseere TL Ny OY
Central Vsseeseaeseees
N.Y. NH
Apace
Cece Rene
Pullman
Aly Vg
Studebaker c
Amer
Tob A. Oc
Penna, R
TIM Radio Corp
Trans. Airways
Cies Esas
Curtis Aero Ve
Tob. B
Williport
NEW Crime Commission
NEA Service
Fnc
R. R
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!