Foote proposes rainbow circle of road markers at Gettysburg
State Police Commissioner P W Foote announced a rainbow circle of colored highway markers to manage traffic during the 7th anniversary observance of the Battle of Gettysburg. Central and outlying stations would guide up to 150000 visitors daily with radio linked control points and parking areas. About 400 state troopers, 500 National Guardsmen, and CCC and NYA workers would direct traffic and operate a circulating bus system inside the city.
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Gettysburg
Battle of Genraty
P. W. Fonte
Mouc
Gattysburg
Fonte
Foote
National
Ecorps
CCC
National Youth Administration
Veterans of Blue and Gray
McCloonelsburg
Chambersburg
Carlisle
Harrisburg
Hanover
York
Waynesboro
York Springs
Abbotstown
Mt. Holly Springs
Littlestown
Davis Polled Biggest Vote in Local Race
Vote counts show Davis leading with 7,029 ballots while Borland holds 8,090 and Butterbaugh trailing. Other totals include Mrs. Cora M. Fee 2,449, Earl Sams 3,452, and D. R. Tomb 2,504 in the Democratic race.
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B. Butterbaugh
Harry Borland
Democratic
Cora M. Fee
Earl Sams
D. R. Tomb
City Under Siege as 500 Die in Central China Raid
Chinese forces contend with a major Japanese air assault on Hankow Canton corridor. Bombs wreck Wongsha and Tungshan suburbs, target central district near Canton mayor’s office and Central Park while rail terminus and Hankow Canton line suffer repeated bombing. Rescue workers report deaths and injuries as refugees seek shielding in Shameen.
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China
Wongsha
Central Park
Canton
Tungshan
Craweed City
Hankow-Canton
Chifa
Wongipha
Mankow
Shameen
Indiana Co observes holiday with pool openings and parade
Indiana County plans many outings over the weekend. Indian Springs Park and Dreamland will open pools and grounds for the season with Dreamland offering free admission to children on Sunday. Memorial Day Parade features the Indiana Municipal Band and Sons of the American Legion on May 30, 1938.
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Indian Springs Park
Camp Rest
Dreamland
Indiana
Indiana Municipal Band
Sons of the American Legion
Political Reunion of Guffey and Lawrence Predicted
Harrisburg May 28 The Associated Press reports a reunion of Democratic factions led by State Chairman David L Lawrence and U S Senator Joseph F Guffey may occur within a week Edward N Jones a Guffey supporter and director of Lieutenant Governor Thomas Kennedy campaign staff led discussions described as highly satisfactory Lawrence said a plan would be discussed next week He noted no terms were set and that negotiations have been general Philadelphia leaders McCloskey and Kelly kept up pressure while Governor Earle avoided predicting progress on peace moves and John L Lewis stance remains unclear Kelly called for city patronage control and predicted unity for the fall ticket with Guffey Lewis forces potentially backing the ticket.
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Tony Smith
Associated Press
Harrisburg
David L. Lawrence
U. S.1
Joseph F. Gulfey
Lawerenc
Edward N. Jones
Guffey
Thomas Kennedy
Lawrence
Matthew H. McCloskey, Jr
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
McCloskey
John B. Kelly
Democratic Organization
Fickel
Charles Alvin Jones
Goveror Earle
United States
State House
Earle
Clo Chive
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Memorial Day Parade and Services in Indiana County
Veterans and youth groups from G A R USW VFW American Legion and Scouts assemble at the Community Center Philadelphia and Ninth streets for a 10 AM parade with massed colors led by Comrade Finley Carney. Honor guard officers include Lt Col Harry W. Fee Majors Buterbaugh Martin and Captains Goheen Stewart Nee son King. Memorial services follow at Memorial Park with proclamations, wreaths, and a band concert led by Comrade George K Clark and Rev Belcher.
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Sons of Spanish-American War Veterans
Sons of the America Legion
Lieth Inefantry
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Duntoc American
Legion Auxil- Frnary
Red Cross
Sam Browne
Philadelphia
Ninth Streets
Oficers Reserve Corps
U. S. Army
Indiana Municipal Band
110Th Infantry
Sons of
Philadelphia Street
Sixth Street
Memorial Park
Harry W. Fee
Howard B. Buterbaugh
Dale C. Martin
John B. Goheen
Alexander
Indiana County
Commmunity Center
Y.M. C
Richardd W. Watson
Indiana Evening Gazette
America
George K. Ciara
William L. Beck
Clement Giffard Belcher
Christ Episcopal
General Logan
Richard W. Watson
John W. Kennedy
First Regular Baptist Church
Harry Clawson
United Spanish War Veterans
Lawrence M. Sawyer
Veterans of
Lawrence J. Reering
The
American Legion
George K. Clark
Py N.G
Robert File
Wayne Peterman
Sons of the American Legion
Memorial Aday Committee
Memorial Day Order Profiles Local Veterans Service
Burton Boyd a Civil War veteran grandson and World War veteran will deliver the Memorial Day sermon. Sunday May 29 at 2 p.m. Sons of Union Veterans American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars members meet at Memorial Hall to visit local cemeteries and place flags on departed comrades’ graves. Volunteers report to Comrade Herbert H. Manners, Registrar of Veterans Graves.
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Burton Boyd
D. D
Sons of Union Veterans
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Memorial Hall
Herbert H. Man-ners
Registrar of Veterans’ Graves
President to Seek Revision on Tax Bill
President Roosevelt announced at Arthurdale Homesteads school exercises that he would allow the five billion tax bill to become law without his signature. He said he would veto if possible but chose to leave the act in effect at midnight to spotlight unwise parts of the measure and to call attention to the need for revisions.
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Congress
Roosevelt
Arthurdale Homesteads School
Arthurdale
Tax revisions and liquor tax hike outlined in 1930s plan
The treasury outlines nuisance taxes on toothpaste soaps and toilet articles at 5 percent furs 3 percent phonograph records 5 percent sporting goods 10 percent cameras 10 percent chewing gum 2 percent matches two per thousand plain and half cent per thousand on paper matches. A new excise tax raises liquor from 2 to 2.25 per gallon. The revised income tax adds capital gains rules and carryovers.
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Treasury
Grand Jury Indicts Plymouth Motor Corp and Others
Federal grand jury accuses Plymouth Motor Corporation and the Commercial Credit Company and its branches along with Walter P. Chrysler and 17 individuals. Spokesmen for General Motors and Ford in Detroit declined comment while Chrysler officials were unavailable.
Obituary notices from Indiana and Homer City area
Multiple obituaries note Eliza Wallis 43 near Detroit heart attack at Cribbs Tourist Home in Philadelphia Street with daughter Florence Kesler and son in law Guy Kesler. body to Mt Clemens Cemetery by Streams Funeral Home. Amanda Elizabeth Boers wife of Henry W Boers died at Indiana Hospital. survived by husband five brothers and four sisters. services in Indiana with interment Greenwood Cemetery. Joseph Anthony Arone 62 buried St Bernard's Cemetery after Mass at St Lois Lucerne Mines. 32 grandchildren survive. Frank unnamed relative noted. Clarence Leamer 12 died at Spangyer Hospital. funeral at East Ridge Church. Mrs James Thayer Homer City died in Indiana Hospital. services pending at Robinson Funeral Home.
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Eliza Wallis
Detroit
Mich
Cribbs
Philadelphia
Florence Kesler
Guy Kesler
Mt. Clemens Cemetery
Streams Funeral Home
Amanda Elizabeth Boers
Henry W. Boers
East Pike
Indiana Hospital
William
Emma Jane Palmer
Washington Steel
Indiana
Chicago
Goldie Palmer
Akron
Edward Palmer
Washington Street
Miller
Greenwood Cemetery
Joseph Anthony Arone
Nazza Street
Homer City
St. Bernard's Cemetery
St. Lois Catholic Church
Lucerne Mines
Frank
Arone
Clarence Leamer
Murrell and
Ortha Hudson Leamer
East Ridge
Clearfield County
Spang Yer Hospital
Ridge Church
James Thayer
Robinson Funeral Home
Q Connes Pleads for Aid After Stadium Incident
Continued from page one an account states two Black individuals were driven by automobile to a police station following a disturbance at the stadium. The report notes ongoing inquiry and requests for assistance from Q Connes.
Czech rebels hunted after Cedillo uprising in Mexico
Citizens fear Nazism and violence as Cedillo's Rightist rebellion against President Cardenas ramps up. Pursuers chase a possible Cedillo escape to the United States while two government planes remain in service. One plane found abandoned near San Luis Potosi. Cedillo and followers suspected in remote hills. Small Cedillistras surrender daily.
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Saturnino Cedillo
Cardenas
United States
Cedillo
San Lutis Potosi
San Luis Pyotasi
Praha anxious in Hitler move on Czech border polls
Berlin reports say Hitler conferred with top military chiefs while Czech leaders refuse to withdraw border troops. Civilians fear a weekend shock as 2,740 communities vote Sunday, with Sudeten German and Czech camps split. Parliament postpones session over minority statute talks.
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Benes
Warborn Republic
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Fuehrer
Henein
Germany
Tired at Nine of E Waltzes in Albany Contest
Little Ward Wood, nine, from Deruyter New York, the youngest contestant in the National School Music competition, vows not to play more waltzes amid a vow to quit. He cites fatigue and wants to avoid more waltzes in flat.
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Albany
Little Ward Wood
Sn Ward
Deruyter
Presbyterian Church Moves To Revoke Ancient Law
The Presbyterian Church in the U S A proposed revoking a 300 year old law allowing war on just occasions. The general assembly approved a plan to leave the old rule to conscience and may replace it with a new confession decrying war as sin. Presbyteries will vote on replacing the old law with a conscience based pledge. Dr. Paul C Johnston led a 14 member committee studying the amendment. Approval by two thirds is required to pass.
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Franklin
Philadelphia
Presbyterian Church
General Assembly
Seventeenth Century Law & New
Paul C. dJohnston
Lincoln
Neb
Church
Johnston
Harris Holds Harmony Meet in Pittsburgh
Harris county GOP leaders and supporters of Judge Arthur H. James and Gifford Pinchot gathered in Pittsburgh for a harmony demonstration. Frank Z. Harris, county chairman and Lt governor candidate, presided as 33 of 36 Republican candidates attended. Lawler said the fight was strenuous but not bitter and avoided national intervention.
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Pittsburgh
al Idtheny County
Arthur H. James
Gifford Pinchot
Frank Z. Harris
James J. Lawler
James
Harris
Lawler
Washington
United States
Death Calls Mrs. M. M. Ross in Butler
Maude McElwain Ross 68, mother of State Treasurer F. Clair Ross, died at home in Butler less than a day after a heart attack. Son Clement V. Ross arrived from Harrisburg before her death. Private services planned. Born in Mercer County, she moved to Butler 14 years ago. Surviving husband Clement V. Ross, daughter Mrs. T. R. Kyle of New Cumberland, and brother John McElwain of Sandy Lake.
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John McElwain
Sandy Lake
Mountain climber Hipple condemned to death in Porter killing
Ernest Hipple, 21, was sentenced to death in LaPorte Pa for the February slaying of 70-year-old Mrs Jennie D Porter in her isolated Sullivan County farmhouse. He confessed he shot her to obtain money concealed in her ragged garments.
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Laporte
Ernest Hipple
Jennie D. Porter
Sullivan County
Hipple
Man trapped intruder after garage break in Wilkes-Barre
Myrlin Rader found a break in, secured the garage by nailing the door shut, and called police. Intruder John Shuba was arrested and sentenced to 18 months in jail.
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Wilkes-Barre
Myrlin Rader
John Shuba
New Uniforms For Delaware River Bridge Crew This Summer
Philadelphia May 28 The Delaware River Joint Commission awarded painting contracts for the span and contracted uniforms for bridge employees, signaling a spruced up look for crews this summer.
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Philadelphia
Delaware River Bridge
Delaware River
Young clarinetist earns top score in IO state finals
A youthful clarinet player, among 2,500 musicians in the eastern national finals, shared first place with three older contestants after a long practiced Waltz in E Flat earning a perfect score. The judges credited the performer with exceptional technique and dedication.
Fragmented OCR list of stocks and company names
A dense OCR transcription lists numerous stocks and corporate names across industries, including Allis Chalmers, Am Can, Chrysler, General Motors, Ford, IBM, Kodak, Packard, Studebaker, Union Pacific, Westinghouse, and many others, interspersed with numbers and percentages. The fragment appears to be a market summary or index page with company names, ratios, and identifiers but lacks coherent narrative or complete sentences.
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Allis
Anaconda Arm
Armstrong Cork Assd
All Refining
Bald Lace
Ct Balt
Ohio
Barnsdall Ott Bendix Aviat
Belh Steel
Borden Con Briggs Mtg
Borg-Warner Calumet Hee Canad
Montgom Ward
Nat Biscuit
Nat Cash
Reg Nat Dairy Pr
Nat Distillers
Nat
Nats Steel
NJ Central RR
North Ameria Northern Pacific
Ghia Oil
Packard Motor Penn RR
Phillips Pet Procter and Gar Pub
Sve
NJ Pullman
Pure Oil Radio Corp Radio-Keith-Orph
Reming Rand
Repub Steel Reynolds Ob B Sears Roebuck Shell Union Oil
Simmons’ Co
Socony-Vacuum
Southern Pacific Southern Ry Sperry Corp
Stand Brands Stand Oil
Dionne Quintuplets Celebrate Fourth Birthday Ice Cream Ban Eased
In Callander Ontario on May 26 Canadian Press reports the Dionne quintuplets were allowed ice cream for their fourth birthday though candies and frosting remain banned. The event was low key with no international attention. the children appeared at church and in their playgrounds under glass and screens. Guardians may withdraw them from public gaze when the family moves to a single home next fall, stopping photos and films.
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Callander
Ontario
Dionne
Allan Roy
Sacred Heart Church
Corbeil
Oliva Dionne
Dafoe Nursery
Dionnes
Jersey Cattle Show Planned by Jersey Assn at Purchase Line
The Jersey Bull Association schedules their annual Jersey Cattle Show at the Academy grounds June 1 with dairy judging, calf club events, and a 4-H program. D. H. Ricks leads planning, J. W. Warner and R. H. Olmstead discuss dairy feeding, and Miles Horst offers outlook on dairy and agriculture. Public invited to attend parts or all, bring a picnic lunch.
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Old Academy
Purchase Line
Jersey Bull Association
D. H. Ricks
Jersey
J. W. Warner
R. H. Olmstead
Pennsylvania State College
Miles Horst
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Farmer
Markets Earnings Slump Hit Produce and Wheat
Pittsburgh daily markets report slow demand for produce with apples and potatoes steady, mixed regional prices listed. Chicago wheat futures tumble to near all year lows as global prices slide on hopeful U.S. crop outlook. treasury balance shows May receipts and expenditures with a large year-end balance.
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Pittsburgh
New York Baldwins
Fatatoes
New Stock
Alabama Bliss
Georgia Bliss
South Caro Olipa Cobblers
North Careolani Cobblers
Ald Stock
Maine
Green Mountains
Grale
Chicago
Winnipeg
Liverpool
United States
Cory
Treasury
Washington
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Moorhead
DIANA
Howart N. Dees
Omen
Colonie
William E. Pierce
E. Dale Timberlake
Ickes and Bride
Europe
NEA Radiophoto
London
Harold Ickes
Interior
Jane Daihnan
Milwaukee
Dublin
Ireland
Paris
Journal Square
Hudson & Manhattan Railroad
Newark
William J. Carney
New Jersey
Committee For Industrial Organization
O'Connell
Butte
Mont
Daniel Casey
Central Avenue
Mountana Democrat
Pershing Field
Federal Grand Jury
Q'Connes
PRAHA
Hitler
Harmony
Allegheny County
Mrs. M. M. Ross
Jersey Assn
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