Tariff Bills Split Democrats As Hoover Plans Recess
The House backs a protective tariff on boots and leather while the Senate pushes a high tariff to shield U S producers. Democrats split with Cripps Hill and Connery favoring protection, Hawley leads Ways and Means. Congress set to recess June 11 to September 0 after agreeing farm relief timelines.
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Ways and Means Committee
Rep
Georgia
Hill
Washington
Connery
House
William K. Hutchinson
INS
Congress
Hoover
Senate
Hquot Laws Under Review By The Commission
A fragment notes the commission may study Hquot laws and assess implications. It mentions potential concerns about enforcement, compliance costs, and impact on stakeholders. Further details are not readable in the remaining text.
Farm lands and Texas holdings draw attention in county politics notes
AUTO continues from Page 1 noting valuable farm lands near Hutchinson and additional holdings in Texas. It recalls Elijah Rayl, her husband and a prominent county political figure, who died eight years ago.
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Hutchinson
Texas
Elijah Rayl
Pennsylvania Aeronautics Measure Promises Growth Across State
The Pennsylvania legislature approves a 70000 appropriation from the gasoline tax for the aeronautics commission to buy and lease emergency landing fields. With governor Fisher praised for vision, state air navigation laws and committees mark a shift toward substantial aviation development amid rough terrain. Aircraft operators would fund aviation through gas taxes, funding safety infrastructure.
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Pennsylvania
Aeronautics Commission
Union
Fisher
Senate
House
Kiwanis Report Notes Underweight Help For Young Children
Kiwanis notes from page 1 discuss health concerns for children in grades one through four, revealing a ten percent or greater underweight cohort. The item outlines ongoing efforts to address nutrition and wellness in the community, aiming to reduce underweight prevalence among youngsters.
Weights and Milk Help Reduce Underweight Children
Final weighings show progress in reducing underweight pupils after free milk was provided in earlier terms. Weights rose monthly and percentages fell from 18 to 10 percent in banner years 1925 and 1926 before funds waned. With partial funds restored, rates again drop as weighings continue.
Noted surgeon showcases hip surgery for crippled children
A surgeon links a new hip socket to a recovered limb, showing near eliminating limp in several patients. Over seventy operations and 250 examinations since 1926 crippled children work began, with films at Red Cross HQ and praise for Indiana volunteers and civic groups assisting orthopedic clinics.
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Wallace
Red Cross
Indiana
Hart B. Daugherty
Crippted Children Committee
Rotary Club
Daugherty
J.T Henderson
C. L. Bence
Eva Allison
Indiana Hospital
Myre
H. C. Christy
Florence Wallace
Indiana County Congress of Women’s Clubs
Annie Lowry
New Century Club
Mary B. Rhodes
Mother's Assistance Fund
Katharine Jones
Indiana County
The
H. Wallace Thomas
Noon stock market recap with major industrials listed
At noon the market showed activity in steel, autos, and oil. Bethlehem Steel General Motors Chrysler Coca Cola and U S Steel were prominent among many industrial names quoted.
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Anaconda Steene Ena
Ces
Stiariges
Theo Waeesneeene Ay Peevey Eeneeesetnes
Bethlehem Steel
Wiscececeres
Gan. Pac
Cerecesseverpereave Ches
Chrysler
Coca Cola
Alrwa U.S
Eeeeeeennes
Wright Aero
West
Elec
Ceveteeserevecans
Ante Peete St. Poseca Tasers Cc
M. St P
Pteommaan
Asaie’ Willys OV
Rareeeraeee Cuytia Aero Sersereeeeseuene
Atchison T. 8
Vandal Flight Injuries Reported After Scena Rescue Scene
Rescue parties arrived as vandals fled the scene. Prater and Clark were taken to Allegheny Valley Hospital with serious internal injuries. Young Trunks had recently trained to fly. his father Prof W Trinks of Carnegie Tech approved his son’s plans.
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Prater
Clark
Allegheny Valley Hospital
Trunks
W. Trinks
Carnegie Tech
Trink
Institute Notes End of Thirteenth Meeting
Reverend J J McIlvaine of the First United Presbyterian Church offered remarks praising the audience and the gathering. President Lowther announced upcoming meetings and the session closed with Auld Lang Syne, marking a splendid success for the thirteenth meeting.
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J. J. McIlvaine
First United Presbyterian Church
Lowther
Plans for Memorial Parade and Resignations at Y M C A
Major William E. Pierce resigns as Chief of Staff and names a long list of aides to report at 10 15 A M in front of the Y M C A building for a parade to Memorial Park and a memorial service. The event includes a detailed line of march and a roster of participants with many military and civic groups listed.
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William E. Pierce
W. Ralph Cummings
Dale C. Marlin
H. B. Buterbaugh
James M. Torrance
John Goheen
EB. D. Timberlake
John J. Connolly
H. W. Fea
Alex M
Philadelphia Street
Sixth Street
Sixth
Memorial Park
Grand Mearshall
C. C. Mesvin
Indiana
William Beck
Indiana County Boy Scouts
Ralph H. Harris
Sons of Union Veterans
William L. Buchanan
George T. McHenry
Grand Army of the Republic
John H. Hill
Womens Relief Corps
Joseph A. Blakely
United Spanish War Veterans
John M. Kerr
American Legion
John Rischnberger
L. M. Peeler
Mothers of Democracy
Ladies Auxiliary
Cg. Cc
Mlain
E. Pierch Grand Marshall
Indiana man Thompson dies. dairy and business leader
Horace J Thompson, longtime Indiana county business figure and postmaster, built a large dairy plant, led Clymer Brick Co, and later joined James B Haines and Sons. He served as postmaster at Decker's Point and Heilwood, was active in the Presbyterian church, and involved with the Marion Gentey National Bank and local Rotary Club. He married Jean Work in 1898 and left behind three children Marian, Eugene, and Horace Alexander.
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Pennsylvania
Thompson
Decker’s Point
Heilwood
Indiana
Clymer Brick Go
General Mannegar
Clymer
James B. Haines and Sons
Pittsburgh
Mr. Thompson
Jean Work
My. Thompson
Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
Town
Marion Gentey National Bank
Cosmopolitan Club
Indiana Rotary Club
Lindbergh Weds Anne Morrow in Private Ceremony
The ceremony was conducted by Rev Dr William Adams Brown in New York City style with no obey vow. Lindbergh wore a blue suit and Anne in white chiffon. Ambassador Morrow gave the bride away as relatives and family guests looked on, with news of the wedding kept until a 6:45 p.m. press notice.
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Pape
Morrow
Lindbergh
Evangeline L. Lindbergh
Lindy
Anne
William Adams Brown
New York City
Union Theological Seminary
Dr. Brown
Ambassador Morrow
Mary Smith
Englewood
North Haven
New York
Lindbergh betrothed to Miss Anne Morrow
The article recounts Anne Morrow and Charles Lindbergh’s betrothal announced by Ambassador Morrow, with details of their Mexico City meeting in 1927, courtship, and a 1929 air mishap during a flight from Mexico City. It notes Anne’s background at Smith College and her literary prizes.
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Morrow
John A. Manson
Englewood Board of Health
Lindbergh
Paris
Dr. Brown
Ambassador Morrow
Miss Morrow
Mexico City
Spirit of
St. Louis
Central America
Elizabeth
Anne
Dwight School For
Englewood
Srabuntgdey Morrow
Mrs. Morrow
Mexico
Lindy
Dr. Johnson
Rest-A-While Opens Thursday Camp for Public Use
Rest-A-While announces new manager Fred C Harris with years of park and dining room experience. The camp facilities have been cleaned and renovated for public use. Indiana County plans a hard surfaced road that will not block camp access. Decoration Day marks opening to the public before switching to members only.
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Fred Co. Harris
Harrris
Indiana County
How Not to Report a Fire Alarm
Yesterday a fire alarm was reported at the rear of the Street Car station but delays in reporting followed by miscommunication led to a late dispatch. Bill Lowry, the tax collector, answered the call when Chief O Connell was away and relayed information that no alarm existed. A passerby later confirmed smoke and a possible fire, triggering the siren. Firemen say the ten minute lapse mattered little but warn future delays could be costly.
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Tha
O’connell
Bill” Lowry
Blaotier Trp Sda
Bill
Central
Street Day Station
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