Voegler Resignation Deepens German Reparations Crisis
Paris May 23 official word from Berlin confirms the resignation of Dr. Albert Voegler a key German industrial leader. The move shocks reparations talks as Ludwig Kastl may succeed Voegler while J Voegler had opposed Allied and American terms. Germany faces an impasse with Allies unlikely to budge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Berlin
Albert Voegler
Voegler
Geran
Ludwig Kastl
German Federation of Industries
J. Voegler
Ter
Germany
Owen D. Young
Or. Morgan
Reising
Oung
Morgan
Orw
Hjalmar Schacht
Aldi
Irman
Dr. Voegler
Versailles
Ess
Sutton Miller Theatres Coming and Mews Shop Team
ReA to Theatres Sutton Miller Com ing The Mews Shop and Galbreath toy Company promise to play fast clean games on Thursday afternoons or when merchants close stores for summer months. The team operates on a strictly business basis with open books and no paid flyers. Officials volunteer services for Indiana merchants and aim for two home games at 5 30 p m each. Schedule will be published and advertised in the Gazette one or two days before each game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutton-Miller
Mews Shop
Galbreathatoy Company
Indiana
Jazette
Iey
Reserve action eyed after stock market slide
Continued page note outlines sharp market break after federal council recommendation to raise rates. Brokers loans expected to decline at three o'clock today. Board members debate using the Reserve System to curb bank credit used in speculation to prevent another credit downturn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aulsory Council
Specula
Machine Age Needs Intelligent Supervisors, Edison Warns
Edison warned that factories overrely on semi automatic machines producing non thinking workers. He urged creation of machines that enable one skilled supervisor to oversee and do the work of multiple robots, reviving artisanship and intelligent effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison
Stock Market At Noon Hour In Sluggish Trading
New York May 23. Wall Street awaits any move on a bank rate rise to 6 percent as urged by the Reserve Advisory Council. Standard industrials gain 1 to 9 points in a hesitant session while speculative favorites lead. overall demand remains weak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Wall Street
Reserve Advisory Council
Eseseee
Ismatt
Bethlehem Steel
Canadian Pacific
Sss
Ccceeseee
Chrysler
Tetererecessne
Coca Cola
Mine Railroad
General Motor
Int
Nickel Vo
Eeeveeteew
Kelvinator
BOM
Mack Truck
Ceyeeeer Serene, Btm
Miami Copper
Cesessassee
Stewart Warner
Nash Motor
Willys Overland
Curtis Aro
Peeeaepes Aguag Noyongh HS
Norf and West
Penna, Ry
Rovesaeereee Tat Pullman Sss
Steeeerpeeteueee
Ceeseeepeeeree 2B Radio Corp
C.a
Studebaker 1
E.syeaee
Trana
Airways
U.S. Steel
Wright Aero O
White Motor
West
C.M. St. P
Pings and Dubs Play Today at Indiana Country Club
Captains Joseph J. King and Ward M. Zeigler prepare for a team match between The Pings and The Dubs at the Indiana Country Club tomorrow. The loser hosts a dinner for the winner, with Pittsburgh editors Vernon Swartfelter and Mesta and a staff photographer attending. The event debuts a new golf marker by King and Parsons, while course notes praise Indiana’s condition, bunkers, and greens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph J. King
Ward M. Zeigler
The
King
Zeigler
Indiana Country Club
Vernon Swartfelter
Pittsburgh
Mesta
Pittsburgh Golfer
Indiana Club
J. B. Parsons
Edison on labor saving machines and future jobs
Edison predicts labor saving machines will standardize factory work without job shortages. He cites Henry Ford as a major stimulus to automation and notes production and business will improve. Thomas A Edison Sr plans rubber experiments in Fort Myers and will launch a nationwide student questionnaire to spark youth interest in science and invention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison
Henry Ford
Edison Laboratories
Thomas A. Edison
Fort Myers
Florida
West Orange
Taplin group holds control fight at Wheeling meeting
The Nickel Plate and Allegheny holdings in Wheeling shaped a contested meeting. The Van Sweringen camp claimed 297000 shares of Prior Lien stock, overpowering Taplin’s 700 800 shares but Taplin still pressed ahead. A legal challenge halted proceedings, new directors named with George T. Fillius as chair. Taplin contends the injunction was wrong and will seek property and records in court today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nickel Plate
Allegheny Corporation
Wheeling
van Sweringen Group
Taplin Group
Agheny Corporation Holdings
van Sweringen
Duncan
George T. Fillius
C. F. Taplin
Taplin
Richard Sutra
New York
W. L. ‘Naehalen
Philadelphia
Charles ‘Pearson
William €. Atwater
Joseph Wood
Cleveland
Frank P. Stearns
Flora and
May Shea
John T. Atwater
Arthur Bourne
John L. Steinburgler
Wheeling System
Local Kiwanis Play Promotes Milk Fund And Civic Ties
The Kiwanis Club in a small New England town stages a wholesome comedy with characters including Franklin George and Mary Ellen, tickets sold from the Principal's Office to support school milk for needy children. A doctor’s letter lauds the club’s milk program, while town officials and council members are named in the cast of civic involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Franklin George
Charles Mitchell
Harry Fleming
Mary Ellen
Mary Kelley
Watson Church
Raymond Gressley
Kiwanis Club
Gardner Hill
Bill Lowry
Charles Russell
Mr. Hill
Second
Third Ward
Sanders
Chas
E. Rink
M. D
Henderson and family mourn losses in community notices
Obituary notes mourn the passing of Anna Henderson and Margaret A. McKelvey with services at family homes and local churches. Other notices mark the death of Leo A Cost, with wake in Saltsburg and interment planned at St Bernard's Cemetery. biographical details include birthplaces, spouses, and surviving relatives.
Senator calls for further investigation
Senator Wilson continued his remarks urging further investigation as he opened his argument on the floor. The report notes tense debate and calls for transparency as lawmakers consider the next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
French aviators seek quick takeoff from Old Orchard
The French team praised the Lindbergh trail voyage yet regretted missing the final leg. Navi gator and Second Pilot Reno Lefevre received the monoplane identification from the Commerce Department, easing registration. Lotti plans to stay in New York briefly before joining the ship to Old Orchard. Mechanics will depart by train for final prep there. Assolant hopes to depart Old Orchard tomorrow morning with favorable weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williama
Willams
Reno Lefevre
Department of Commerce
France
Lotti
Old Orchard
New York
Assolant
Endurance Flight Records Sought In Refueling Run
Fort Worth Tex May 22 23 Army plane Question Mark seeks endurance refueling record. Reg L Robbins and James Kelly near half way after 76 hours aloft. They refuel by a ground hose method with parachutes refused. Details of note dropping and ground crew communications provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tex
Reg
L. Robbins
James Kelly
Robbins
Kelly
Myra
France to fly Atlantic from Old Orchard after test takeoff
Roosevelt Field notes show the French Canary awaiting a noon takeoff before heading to Old Orchard Maine for a glide over the Atlantic. Armeno Lotti backs Jean Assolant. move aims for a sand takeoff on the Maine beach over the mud of Roosevelt Field. The Green Flash awaits a Rome hop, influencing the shift to Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick K. Abbott
INS
Roosevelt Field
N. Y
Atlantic
Old Orchard
Maine
Armeno Lotti
Paris
Jean Assolant
Lotti
Assolant
Roger Williamen
Rome
Maine Beach
Air Monoplane Race Heads Toward Rome Test
Weather delays rough passage as Green Flash and Bernard 119 prepare for Rome hop off. Bernard faster with higher top speed and 1000 gallons fuel. both crews eye Friday takeoff if conditions improve. Monoplane crews Clarke Jensen and Williams Yancey report 46 hour flight expectation from Old Orchard Beach to Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Quinn
INS
Old Orchard Beach
Green Flash
Rome
Paria
Roger. Q. Williams
Louis Yancey
James D. Kimball
New York
Atlantic
Bernard
Armeno Lottie
Lottie
Williams
America
Yancey
Boston
Italy
Endurance refueling plane repair after night flight
A refueling aircraft faced a midair fuel leak during a long night flight. Ground crews, armed with flashlights, crawled onto a narrow wing walkway to perform emergency repairs. At 7 20, Lieut Clarke noted repairs were complete after the first ten gallon fuel pickup and a hot breakfast was served aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Island
Lieut
Buddy Clarke
Martin Jensen
William Allbrecht
Roosevelt Field
Jengen
Albrecht
Martin
Lieut. Clarke
Memorial Day Gatherings By United Spanish War Veterans
United Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary plan memorial services May 26 at Zion Lutheran Church and Memorial Park. Assemblies at Court House and YMCA precede marches with addresses by prominent speakers commemorating four wars. Veterans urged to wear badges and uniforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary
Indland
Zion Lutheran Church
Spanish Way
Court House
Former Indiana pastor marks 88th birthday and ministry
Altoona May 23. The Rev Dr Howard F King pastor of Grace Baptist Tyrone marks his 88th birthday and 60th year in ministry. He began as headmaster at Tipton seminary after Bucknell Theological Seminary, with pastorates in Hollidaysburg Uniontown and Indiana. Though aged he remains healthy and active in his pastorate work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Howard Fetter King
Grace Baptist Church
Tyrone
Tipton Seminary
Bucknell Theological Seminary
King
Hollidaysburg
Uniontown
Indiana
Indiana visitors and local residents noted
J T Gibson of Sherodan joined Wednesday Indiana visitors. J J Blackwelder an engineer for the State Department of Highways from Hollidaysburg was in town on business. Mr and Mrs David Stonebraker of Juneau shopped and called on friends. Mr and Mrs J G McMillan of Pittsburgh motored to Indiana yesterday and spent the day with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. Gibson
Sherodan
Indiana
J. J. Blackwelder
Hollidaysburg
State Department of Highways
David Stonebraker
Juneau
J. G. McMillan
Pittsburgh
Card of Thanks to Sagamore family for kindness and flowers
Mr. Millard F. Walker and family of Sagamore Pa express gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and death of their mother and for floral tributes. Signed Family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard F. Walker
Sagamore
Also Mentioned on This Page
IR. A. Voegler
Congress
Steel Corporation
Joseph King
Ward Zeigler
Pennsylvania
Oakmont
the Gazette
Mahany
Allegheny
Delaware
Lackawanna
Luzerne
Schuylkill
William B. Wilson
Senate
Anna’ Henderson
North Ninth Street
Oakland Cemetery
Margaret A. McKelvey
Saltsburg
Me.Kelvey
Clarksburg
Amanda McKelvey
Blairsville
Presbyterian Church
Mia
Harvey M. Kelley
Howard Rydall
Edgewood
Leo, A. Coat
Leo A. Cost
Cost
Frederick and
Rose
Oswald) Keifer
Edith
George
Mary Brady
Pickers Landing
Water St
St. Bernard’s Church
St. Bernard's Cemetery
U. S. Rubber Co
Brown’s Boot Shop
New Footwear
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!