Revision of Versailles Pact Opens Path to Peace
The report outlines a draft pact proposed by Italian Premier Mussolini to guarantee peace for 10 to 20 years as European powers move toward Geneva disarmament talks. Norman H. Davis, American ambassador at large, is set to present U S positions on security and neutrality, with France signaling acceptance of British disarmament terms under international control.
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Europe
Mussolin
Italy
Geneva
Norman E. Davis
United States
Roosevelt
Davis Lago
Joseph Taul-Boncour
Pla
U.S
Washington
INS
Norman H. Davis
Lative Iy
Davis
Amtori¢a
fMige
Poppies Grow in Flanders Fields on Poppy Day
Memorial flowers arrive at the American Legion Auxiliary headquarters to be distributed on Poppy Day. The red blossoms were made by disabled World War veterans in hospitals, shaped by their hands as replicas of the wild poppies from France and Belgium.
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Bax
Indig
American Legion Auxiliary
Veterans’ Hospitals
France
Belgium
Tea Toper Tavern Tonight at Friendship Hall
Tonight at Friendship Hall Methodist Church you will be presented the second performance of Tea Toper Tavern. The event promises the continuation of the success of the first presentation with expected strong attendance.
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TEA Toper Tavern
Friendship Hall
Eastern Star Convention Attracts Thousands In Pennsylvania
More than 4000 persons including Mrs. Kenneth Pleming of Indiana are expected to attend the 39th annual convention of the ground chapter of the Pennsylvania Order of the Eastern Star at Conneaut Lakes Park. The event opens June 18 with divine services at the Temple of Magic and continues through June 16. Anna Paul of Mt Oliver is chairwoman. The Pennsylvania Eastern Star is among the state's largest women's organizations.
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Kenneth Pleming
Indiana
Ground Chapter
Pennsylvania Order of the Eastern Star
Conneaut Laks Park
Convenut
Temple of Magic
Anna Paul
Moore Avenue
Mt. Oliver
Piltebruegh
Ig Gen
Crit
Pennsylvania
Eastern Star
Miss Stadtmiller Leaves Hospital After Injury
Miss Agnes Stadtmiller, Indiana county welfare worker, was injured when struck by a car in front of her home on Philadelphia Street. She was brought home from Indiana Hospital on Saturday evening and will have a slow recuperation. The notice also mentions local business ads and a refrigerator promotion.
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Agnes Stadtmiller
Indiana County
Philadelphia Street
Indiana Hospital
Drunk and Disorderly in Police Court Tonight
A local resident found intoxicated and helpless near Husinger bakery was taken to his home and became disorderly asking how officials would like to go to Hell. He was lodged in the county jail pending arraignment on a drunk and disorderly charge tonight before Burgess B. H. Lichteberger in police court.
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Burgess B. H. Lichteberger
Therough
Edward Allen
Oliver
Dutch
Fate of Prohibition in Pennsylvania debated in May reports
NARRISBURE May 22 Ins Dry and wet factions prepare campaigns as Pennsylvania weighs repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment. John A McSparran, prohibition advocate and Secretary of State in the Agriculture Department, says repeal only if voters do not pray and shows concern over honest elections. Delegates at large to key convention would determine Pennsylvania’s December 5 verdict. McSparran heads a nine member committee coordinating a coast to coast dry alliance.
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William J. Kelly
INS
Narrisbure
John A. McSparran
Department of Agriculture
Pennsylvania
McSparran
Kiski Conemaugh River survey proposed to aid improvements
May 22 Pittsburgh A survey of the Kiskiminetus and Cone maugh river valleys is planned to improve the rivers. Dr S J McMains secretary of the Allegheny River Improvement Association announced last night. The project backed for over 40 years will be pushed by Representative N J Strong, House Rivers and Harbors committee member and association president. McMains called the Kiski Valley resources vast including coal limestone sand and clay.
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Pittsburgh
Kiskiminetus
Conemaugh River
S. J. McMains
Allegheny River Improvement Association
N. J. Strong
House Rivers and Harbors Committee
Tragedy claims railroad worker in Cambria County
Waiting beneath a moving train Marvy Keith 49 of Cambria and Indiana was injured Saturday morning at Nant-y-Glo and died at Memorial hospital Johnstown. His left leg was severed and his right leg and arms crushed. Hemorrhage and shock caused death. Coroner Cyrus W Davis ruled accidental. Keith survived by widow Jennie and three children. Funeral plans not announced.
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Marvy Keith
Cambria & Indiana Railroad
Nant-y-Glo
Memorial Hospital
Johnstown
Keith
Cyrus W. Davis
Camtia County
Aesidental
Jennie Keith
Culver
Saltsburg 4-H Potato Club Meeting Tuesday Evening
The Saltsburg 4 H Potato Club, numbering about thirty boys and girls sponsored by the Lions Club, will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the Presbyterian Church social rooms. County Agent Warner will discuss potato growing practices and show U S Department of Agriculture films. Lions Club members will attend.
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Saltsburg
Lions Club of
Presbyterian Church
Saltsbure
Warner
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Salisburg Lions Club
Wins verdict for broken neck and death in Ohio
St Clairsville Ohio May 22 Helty Arnold 16 died yesterday after a verdict awarded for a broken neck from an accident while her high school class was en route to a field trip. The driver of a small coupe cut in front of the vehicle causing the crash.
Sleuth Behind Shoals Charge
R Gravis, chief investigator in the Department of the Interior, is charged with uncovering private power firms alleged to misuse equipment at the Muscle Shoals government plant and to deprive the government of revenue.
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R. Gravis
Department of the Interior
Muscle Shoals
Fire Damages Kane Coffee House Roaster
A morning blaze at the Kane Coffee House in the Hetrick building damaged a large commercial coffee roaster, causing several hundred dollars in damage. Indiana firemen arrived to find the machine in flames and smoke filling the store room. firefighters extinguished the fire in minutes, with most loss to the expensive roaster valued around $1100.
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Kane Koffee
Hetrick
Indiana
Six Criminal Insane Escape From St Wou Ward
May 22. Inmates of the criminal insane ward of St Wou escaped after overpowering an attendant and going at large as police spread a drag net. Those who escaped include Jack de la Casa, Raymond Jones, Yoani Andragna, Wirry Woslio Beet, Carl Byington, and Jota Baenmer len. One inmate used a duplicate key to free himself. Continued on page two.
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ST Wou
Sandarkin
Tty
Jack de la Casa
Countesy Rayemond Jones
Yoani Andragna
Wirry Woslio Beet
Carl Byington
Jota Baenmerlen
Polau Cost
Jones
Andragna Wera
de Ly Casa
Tal Ween
Mont Brawley
Brawley
Dea da Casa
Xeland Brawley
Ois Welieverd
Bonus Army grows as thousand veterans faced relocation
Washington May 22. The bonus army is becoming a real problem as about a thousand destitute veterans, fed and housed for a week, are to be weaned. President Roosevelt orders removal from Fort Hunt for those who won t join the forest army. Breakfast ends the last meal. police say no large gatherings. About 2,900 chose the forest option and 1,000 marchers face uncertain fate in the capital.
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Edward B. Lockett
CE N.S
Washington
Bonus
Roosevelt
Forest Army
Ort Hunt
Flour And Feed Sacks For Making Garments
The article outlines methods for bleaching flour and feed sacks used in girl 4-H clothing clubs. It gives five approaches: soaking in cold water 24 to 86 hours, boiling with strong soap and kerosene, washing, and repeating as needed. bleaching yellow or red marks with bleaching agents. using hydrogen peroxide water and strong suds. handling silk or blue lettering with fat rub and extended soaking. and a method involving kerosene soak followed by boiling with strong suds and bleaching agents.
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Miss Owen
Hit and Run Driver Sought After Triolana Punxsutawney Crash
State highway patrols sought a young woman driver after a crash on the Triolana Punxsutawney road near Home Station. My Wineberg and Mrs George A Wineberg of DuBois were slightly injured when the other car forced the Winebergs’ vehicle into a collision that overturned. the other car fled the scene. A separate report notes Miss Mary Thornton of Mentele Indiana county was slightly injured stepping in front of a car near Mentele and treated by a Spangler physician.
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Triolana-Punxsutawney Road
Home Station
Koon
George A. Wineberg
DuBois
Wineberg
Winehers
du Bois
Mentele
Indiana County
State
Highway Patrol
Mary Thornton
Onion Plants Now Available for Home and Garden Growers
Riverside Sweet and Spanish onion transplants are produced by Indiana Floral Company at the county agent's request. Seeds sown in greenhouses yield six to eight inch seedlings, later transplanted to fields for larger bulbs with milder flavor. Plants aim to reach one to one and a half pounds per onion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Indiana Floral Company
Trig
Seven Killed in Dynamite Blast Near Quebec
A dynamite explosion at a lumber mill on the Savane River, 60 miles from Quebec, killed seven people and injured six, with one seriously hurt. The blast occurred Saturday in the isolated region. bodies were later brought to Tugolef, a small lumber village 40 miles upriver.
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Quebec
Finyen Mien
Savane
Ue Trust
Queher
Tugolef
Frances Perk Debuts Silver Quill Hat in Washington
Secretary Frances Perk unveils a new black tricorn hat adorned with silver quills at the Wine House. The debut draws praise noting the cap is very becoming and boosts her public image in the capital society scene.
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Frances Perkins
Washington
The
Wine House
Homer Bank Dividend Declared by Receiver
Edwit HW Ridgeway, Receiver of Homer City National Bank, declares a first dividend of fifteen percent for proven claims. Dividend checks will be delivered starting Tuesday May 24 from liquidation funds and a Reconstruction Finance Corporation loan secured by remaining assets. No further disbursements will occur until the loan is repaid, with hope borrowers cooperate to repay within a reasonable time.
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Edwit HW. Ridgeway
Nomer City National Bank
Reeusiyer
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Imect
Hver
Capitol Notes Washington May 22 on Roosevelt recovery plan
Democratic leaders pushed full speed on Roosevelt's recovery program as the Senate Finance Committee opened hearings. The House Ways and Means and Wills committees drafted tax features for a 3.5 billion bond issue, with fights over income tax rates, gasoline taxes, and an oil-state push against manufacturers sales tax.
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Washington
INS
Roosevelt
House
Senate Fineee Committee
Wills and Means
Ways and Means
Doughton
North Carolina
Rep. McCormack
Massachusetts
Senator Davis May Be Operated
Senator John Davis returns to Pittsburgh for a physical exam to decide if another operation is needed. He has recuperated in the South for six weeks after an appendicitis operation. Davis faces a June 1 trial in New York over alleged interstate ship shipments tied to a Moose prize distribution.
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Pittsburgh
John
Davis
South
New York
Flo
Altoona Priest Stricken At Mass In Death Shock
The Rev. Baxter Gwen Harckett a longtime assistant pastor at Lourdes Altoona collapsed Saturday evening at the rectory and died from a heart attack. He was to be remembered at a memorial service as plans for Memorial Day and a Workers Federation meeting in Indiana County were announced.
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Onur Lads
Lourdes
Uch
Altona
Bather
Gwen Mugene Harckett
Johnstown
Baller Hacker
Alice Soasolis
Aboouta
Young thief Gresevinsky jailed for Ernest hold up
Zigmond Gresevinsky, 18, pleaded guilty to robbing Mahoning Supply Co. at Ernest and was sentenced to the Western Penitentiary in Pittsburgh. The court imposed four to ten years on burglary, one to three on larceny, and $447 restitution to the state and county. He was captured hours after forcing three men into a vault and fleeing with cash, after breaking in for food and clothes.
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Meading
Mahoning Supply Company
Ernest
Zigmond Greseyinsky
Pittsburgh
Langham
Stat
Ernest Regents
Jurge J. N. Langham
Bnutcher
Elusive Waxey Gordon Faces Court Arraignment
New York May 22. Elusive Waxey Gordon also known as King Wexler and using multiple aliases is scheduled for arraignment in federal court on charges of evading income taxes totaling over 300000. He and two aides were captured yesterday by federal agents and state police after a quiet retreat at White Lake in Sullivan County.
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New York
Waxey” Gordon
Gordon
King Wexler
Waxey
White Lake
Sullivan County
Indiana High School Senior Class Play Set Tomorrow
The senior class will present the annual class play in the school auditorium tomorrow evening at 8 15 Daylight Saving Time. The selected play is The Worm a contemporary comedy by Boyce Lor ing and is expected to be highly regarded among recent high school stage productions. Tickets are on sale today and tomorrow at the high school.
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Indiana High School
the Worm
Boyce Loring
Blaire
Tieketa
Wie High School
Phalanx Frat Y M C A night school ends May 25
The Phalanx fraternity sponsored Y M C A night school will close May 25 with undecided continuation for next year. Students benefited and teachers diligent. J O W Everett praised for cooperation. C A Custer also contributed time. Continued on Page bwa The caneral? houses open until 9:00 PM until June 25 for patrons.
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Y. M. CG
Phalanx Fraternity
J. O W. Everett
M. CG. A
C. A. Custer
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