Rebels Bomb Rebel Airport as Cedillo Plans Rise
Mexico City reported Cedillo aligned rebels attacked a government airport near El Rucio in Sar Las Potosi state with planes, some piloted by foreigners, including Americans. Other fronts described include raids by Cedillista aviators and a push by President Cardenas to mobilize peasants. International updates note Japan reshuffling its government, Czechoslovakia mobilizing, and Spanish Civil War front movements with casualties and air raids.
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Mexico City
Cedillista
Manuel Avila Camacho
United States
el Rucio
Sar Latis Potosi
Tampico
Saturnina Cedille
Federais
Lazaro Cardenas
Avial
Cedillo
International
Japan
China
Britain
Europe
Tokyo
Koki Hirota
Sugiyama
Okinobu Kaya
Kazushige Ugaki
Seishiro Magaki
Barcelona
Alicante
Pale- Eric
Community Sales Event Continues Through Memorial Day Weekend
Stores announce a continued community sales event with Friday and Saturday hours and a Memorial Day closure. All locations reopen Tuesday and remain open daily through Monday June 6, when the event ends.
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Ested
Choice
Women Voters Seek Erie Case Records in Help Dept Inquiry
The Pennsylvania League of Women Voters calls for reopening the Erie gravel case probe and makes state records from the Evie case and the Department of Public Assistance accessible to responsible parties. The group urges transparency to reveal wrong administrations or clear the accused, noting prior denials to examine records and audit reports related to the Department of Assistance.
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Erie
Assistance Department
State College
General Council
Pennsyania League of Women Voters
Evie
Department of Public Assistance
Teague
Department of Assistance
R. Pier Wright
Highway Department
Erie County
George H. Earle
Linle Motor Police
Clymer High Commencement List Of Graduates And Faculty
A long list of graduates with last names such as Gaydash Geary Hanna Hill Houston Johnstone Kedman Kollar Kindler Kudla Levinson Macika Mackanos Marsh McCracken Micale Moor Phillips Price Pull Rainey Ray Seerbo Scott Sgriceia Egriccia Showman Shrum Smith Stolt Strong Volk Warden Welsh Widdowson Wolanin and faculty headed by John E Davis Supy Pring Gramley Natal Smith Ober Clawson Baer Holinke Marlin Harwieck Reed McAdam Motley McKrell. Grades are reported as average 90 or above. Board of Education includes N L Diem H L Dick C L Longwill HH Donegan W P Strong W N Templeton.
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Joseph John Gaydash
Stella Veronica Geary
Jack John Hanna
Harvey James Hill
Mildred Lorraine Houston
Archie
Edwin Johnstone
George James Kepins
Ellen Kedman
Albert Anthony Kedman
Anna Veronica Kollar
Harvey Palmer Kindler
Mario J. Kudla
Jarob Levinson
Edward J. Macika
John E. Mackanos
Alice L. Marsh
Myrile G. McCracken
Mary L. Micale
Dorothy A. Moorhead
Faculty changes mark retirement and new appointments at Laboratory School
Dr J M Walsh retires as Dean of Instruction at the Laboratory School. W Ray Smith named Dean of Instruction. Florence Kimball becomes Dean of Women. James Remley replaces Marjorie Bone in the Music Department. Several leaves of absence granted. three teachers plan marriage and will not return. Walter Whitmyre shifts from Dean of Men to head of Social Studies. Dr Wilda Lee Montgomery named half time in Johnstown practice teaching. Christy to be replaced as head of Music.
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Laboratory School
Passse Ackerman
W. Ray Smith
Walsh
Florence Kimball
Stewart
James Remley
Indiana High School
Newtown
Mass
Marjorie Bone
Fausold
Van.a. Christy
Bernice Orndorff
Lillian McLean
4. A. Heath
Department of Business Education
Mary St. Clair King
Flassie Wagner
Walter Whitmyre
den of Men
Johnstown
Wilda Lee Montsomery
Christy
Jiho
Parnassus Schools
Evans City
Ellwand City
Bureau of Professional Licensing
Department of Public Instruction
IS. T
Smith
J. L. Zehner
Indiana
Normal School
Pennsylvanian Chatter: Sivess Wins Phillies Start
Pete Sivess nicknamed the Mad Russian from Dickinson College Carlisle earned a starting slot for the Phillies after a five hit 2-1 victory over the Cardinals last Sunday. The debut came just a day after Tommy Relly, moved from Wilkes-Barre, was released to the Boston Bees via waiver.
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Pete Sivess
Dickinson College
Carlisle
Phillies
Cardinals
Phil Yooter
Sivess
Tommy Relly
Wilkes-Barre
Boston Bees
Obituary for David M. Miller of Blairsville
David M. Miller died at home after a year illness. He conducted on ice business in Blairsville and was born October 1 1861 in Westmoreland County. He belonged to Blairsville Lutheran Church Jr Order United American Merchants Latrobe Monroe Hunting and Fishing Club. Survived by sons William Miller of Derry Oscar Miller Blairsville four daughters Carrie Curry Zelienople Ella Muir Blairsville Sadie Fletcher Mansfield Ohio Helen Williams Blacklick sister Rebecca Hueband Mt. Pleasant 33 grandchildren and 2?
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David M. Miller
Blairsville
West Campbell Street
Westmoreland County
Blaireville
Pennsylvania Tour Promises Boost for State Tourism
A 1500 mile Pennsylvania tour by travel editors from major cities and travel clubs is expected to generate strong publicity for the state. Chairman Roy E. Brownmiller credited local communities and service groups for the itinerary's success and noted support from the Pennsylvania Metal Federation and Hotels Association. The tour included stops from Harrisburg to Pittsburgh and Gettysburg, ending in Philadelphia, with visits to the State Capitol, Horse Shoe Curve, and notable historic sites.
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Pennsylvania
Roy E. Brownmiller
State Publicity Commission
Brownmiller
Pennsylvania Metal Federation
Pennsylvania Hotels Association
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
State Capitol
Juniata River
Lervistown
Spring Creek
Wopsneck Lookout
Altoona
Charles Schwab
Loretto
Johnstown
Bedford
Greensburg
Pittsburgh
Pittsyburgh
Washington
New Castle
Greenville
Thiel College
Jamestown
Pymatuning
America
James Town
Raveo Conneaut Lake
Simmer
Meadville
Cambridge Springs
Edinboro
Evie
Presque Isle Park
Lunehean
Lock Haven
Wellsboro
Inch
Grand Canyon
Williamsport
Kitchen’s Creek
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
Straudsburg
Pocono Mountains
Delaware Water Gap
Easton
Bethlehem
Allentown
Reading
Hershey
Chambersburg
Caledonia State Park
Gettysburg Battlefeld
Funeral services held at residence with interment in Blairsville Cemetery
Funeral services were conducted at the deceased's late residence at 2 30 p m Saturday with pastor Rev W W Zandel in charge and interment in Blairsville Cemetery. The obituary notes great grandchildren among surviving relatives.
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W. W. Zandel
Blairsville Cemetery
Major parties plan meetings to marshal fall election effort
PA party organizers set post-primary state committee meetings in Philadelphia for Republicans led by Judge Arthur H. James and manager James Torrance, while Democrats under State Chairman David L. Lawrence target by June 15. Observers expect leadership changes, with Guffey and Lewis undecided, Farley urging labor unity, and Earle promising Roosevelt support.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Arthur H. James
James Torranea
Philadelphia
Democratic State Committee
David L. Lawrence
Sale
Torrance
G. Edward Green
Green
James
Gifford Pinchot
Lawrence
State Committee
Charles Alvin Jones
Clovernor Earle
U. S
Thomas Kennedy
Joseph F. Guffey
CIO
John L. Lewis
Guffey
Lewis
Democratic
James A. Farley
Ohe
Earle
White House
Roosevelt
Farley
Democrats
Edith B. DeWitt
Back to Farm Movement Aims to Cut Relief Rolls
Pennsylvania relief officials launch a back to farm drive to reduce unemployment relief by directing farmers and manufacturers with summer business to hire all able-bodied relief recipients. Arthur W. Howe, secretary for public assistance, ordered county boards to act on the plan.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Arthur W. Howe
Public Assistance
Tour Ends After Visits to Historic Shrines in Philadelphia
During the winter of 1777 78 the tour concluded after stops at historic shrines in Philadelphia. A ceptive literature and scenic maps showing tourist interests across Pennsylvania were distributed by the sponsoring publicity commission at the tour’s start, with local literature provided to visitors in many communities visited.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Board Denies Bowers Life in Pa. Electric Chair
Harrisburg May 28 The Board of Pardons rejected mercy pleas from Mrs Carpenter's parents and more than a thousand petitioners for Wendell Forrest Bowers who must die in Pennsylvania's electric chair June 13 for killing 37 year old widow Wilma V Carpenter in her Montgomery County home after his release from Huntingdon Industrial School. Bowers' slayer's attorney Elmer L Menges cited home life as a factor. Logue noted many petitions were easy to sign.
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Harrisburg
de Igpite
Vietim
Wendell Forrest Bowers
Pennsylvania
Wilmar V. Carpenter
Board of Pardons
Montgomery County
Bower
Carpenter
Huntingdon
Elmer L. Menges
Francis X. Renninger
Aew
Menges
Bowers
Secretary of Internal Affairs
Thomas N. Logue
Pardons Board
Sagamore High School Class to Tour Washington DC Area
The twenty one Sagamore High seniors will depart after graduation week for a trip to Washington DC and nearby sites. The group includes Sophia Bernakis Anne Breanak Elizabeth Cherney Marian Dull Mildred Farmer Edna M Flannagan and others. Baccalaureate was held Sunday at the Presbyterian Church with Rev J E Gillen. The class play Way Back When was shown Monday at Hodgson's Theater and the commencement address came Tuesday at Trinity Lutheran Church by Rev Fred Steuber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagamore High School
Washington, D. C
Sophia Bernakis
Anne Breanak
Elizabeth Cherney
Marian Dull
Mildred Farmer
Edna M. Flannagan
Helen Gorlack
Marie Hall
Suzanne Heilzenrater
Edna Higgins
Lorenna Lorr Zeno
Hodgson
Trinity Lutheran Church
Fred Steuber
Relief Funding Delays Mark Talk of Special Session
Pennsylvania lawmakers from both major parties expect a special relief session after the November elections to address growing aid needs. With $81.2 million spent of $138 million in the current biennium, officials warn funds may run dry by December unless federal aid boosts a state school building program. Governors and leaders cite potential federal pump priming as a path to $75 million for schools if a law allows the General State Authority to include schools.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
General Assembly
Edward J. Thompson
Centre County
Thompson
Congress
Clarence J. Buckman
Bucks County
Senate
House
Herbert J. Cohen
York
Ellwood J.turner
Delaware
Foo
Leadéy
Department of Public Assistance
Lassistance
Arthur W. Howe
Ide
Parks Ready for Tourists in Central Pa Forests
Central Pennsylvania forest parks near Williamsport are complete and ready for a busy tourist season. Four sites can host more than 4000 visitors, including Upper Pine Bottom camp, Little Pine State forest park, Ravensburg State forest park, and Whirl's End. New drinking water facilities, shelter, benches, road guard rails, and extra tables and firewood improve sites.
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Central PA
Williamsport
Tiadaghton Forest District
Upper Pine Bottom
Waterville
Little Pine State Forest Park
Ravensburg State Forest Park
Ranchtawn
Whirl's End
Forksville
Pine Bottom
Ravenshore
Amending Petition for Grand Jury Probe Readied
Harrisburg daily reports Prosecutor Carl B Shelley acts on amending a petition for a grand jury probe into bribery and political coercion tied to a Democratic primary campaign. The Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled the earlier outline vague and ordered a 20 day revision while noting the case lacks Dauphin County specifics.
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Harrisburg
Pi - Dauptin
Carl B. Shelley
State Supreme Court
Hrigh Court
Shelley
Alleynay
Pelteuies J. Margiotti
Earle
The
Commonwealth
David J. Lawrence
Labor and Industry
Ralph M. Bashare
Mathew H. McCloskey Jr
Philadelphia
Remmains
Bard
Baya
Dauphin County
Margiotti
Justice Department
Straud
John
iPact
McCloskey
Disabled Veterans Convene in Punxsutawney for State Meet
More than 500 delegates from the Disabled American Veterans State Association gathered in Punxsutawney for their annual convention. The program opened at Eagles Home with introductions by local officials led by Earl Croasmat. The schedule includes a forest visit guided by Henry Neil, business meetings, a 7 PM parade, a public dance by Johnny Costanzo and His Orchestra, and a Saturday banquet at the Central Y with Lloyd Morgan performing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Punxsutawney
Disabled American Veterans State Association
Eagles Home
Earl Croasmat
Cooks Forest
Henry Neil
State Forester
Motor Patrol
Brookville
American Legion
V. FL. W
Salvation Army
Fittsburgh
Md4th Cavalry
Punxsutawn
Lloyd Morgan
Legitio
Coal Run Honors Students Across All Grades
Kansas City's bankruptcy court faces peril as it misses April expenses by 540 dollars. Referee Henry Bundschu says he may seek U S District Court approval to raise fees to cover costs.
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Kansas City
Henry Bund
Schu
U. S. District Court
Canning Inspection Service Is Extended
State inspection and grading of canning products will be provided by the Bureau of Markets, Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture, at twenty one new points this year for the state's rapidly growing cannery industry. Last year the service was furnished at 35 points. Canning products from Pennsylvania farms to be graded and inspected include apples, cherries, asparagus, green beans, string beans, corn, peas, cabbage, berries and tomatoes.
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Bureau of Markets
Fernnsylvania Department of Agriculture
Pennsylvania
Treasury Balance Report Shows May Receipts and Expenditures
The May treasury statement lists receipts of 10,451,794.71 and expenditures of 15,686,677.29, leaving a balance of 2,648,319,705.09. Customs receipts for the month total 17,272,900.71. Harmony Cemetery will hold a clean-up day at noon Saturday.
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Harmony Cemetery
Wage hour stalemate looms as Perkins tests regional pay
Washington May 26 Opposing Senate factions near a wage hour compromise to let the secretary of labor set regional minimums. House would impose a national 25 cents rising to 40 in three years with a 44 hour week. Senate favors industry grades up to 40 cents and 40 hour weeks. Debate hints indicate a possible joint committee path.
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Washington
Senate
Secretary of Labor
House
Harrison
D-Miss
Perkins
South
Thomas
D-Ulah
Senate Labor Committee
Barkley
Kentucky
Barkeley
Congress
House Farm Boiler
Markets and grain report from Pittsburgh to Chicago and Oakland
Markets report from Pittsburgh notes fair demand for produce with apples and potatoes steady and prices listed for several fruit and vegetable categories. Hog and cattle markets around Pittsburgh show mixed steady trends with vealers and lambs noted. Chicago futures respond to easing Liverpool quotes with wheat steady and corn softening. Oakland item describes a dawn incident where a child accidentally dials police after hearing a phone ring in the night.
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Pittsburgh
Chicago
Liverpool
United States
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