Poultry Auto Tour Tuesday to Butler County
Indiana county poultrymen plan an auto tour next Tuesday September 11 leaving the courthouse at 8 a.m. Attendees will join at the bridge near Kitanning, visit the eye auction in Butler and tour poultry farms including J S Campbell and Mack farm. County agents Warner and McDougall will guide, with egg marketing and grading the focus.
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Butler County
Court House
Butler
Route 422
Campbell
Jersey
Campbell Farm
Warner
H. McDougall
Mack Poultry Farm
Pennsylvania
H. H. Kauffman
Penn State P
Speakers Named for S S Meeting at First United Presbyterian Church
County Association schedules a September 19 gathering with morning, afternoon, and evening sessions at the First United Presbyterian Church. County President Wallace C. Chapman will preside. Speakers include Rev. A. as Pfohl from Zion Lutheran Church and others listed in the program.
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First United Presbyterian
Wallace C. Chapman
Rev
A. As Pfohl
Zion Lutheran Church
Richberg Rising Star in NRA Shakeup at Hyde Park
HYDE PARK N Y Sept NRA re organization moves loom as President Roosevelt weighs a meeting on leadership. Hugh S Johnson and Donald R Richberg clash over strategy while Frances Robinson leads women’s posts shaping the Blue Eagle. Roosevelt plans talks with Johngan to decide who heads the re organized NRA as a shakeup nears.
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Edward B. Lockett
LNS
Hyde Park
N. Y
INS
NRA
Roosevelt
Hugh S. Johnson
Donald R. Richberg
White House
Washington
Johnson
Richberg
Mr. Roosevelt
John= gan
Delaware
California
William Gibbs McAdoo
Bethany Beach
Del
Blue Eagie
Miss Robinson
Consumers’ Advisory
Mary Rumsey
Indiana county aims to be banner with 2000 State Convention registrations
Rev J Stanley Harker reports from a Europe study tour at Saltsburg where he and Walter E Myers help lead efforts to have 76 percent of local Sabbath schools represented at the county convention. Indiana County seeks 2000 registrations for the State Sabbath School Convention by September 19, with 18 districts assigned quotas and a progress report wired.
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Europe
J. Stanley Harker
Saltsburg
County
Walter E. Myers
State Association
Indiana County
Banner County
Reunion for Stewart School Staff and Alumni at Salisbury
The reunion for all former and present teachers and pupils of Stewarts School near Kiski School at Salisbury will be held Saturday afternoon September 8. Rev Dr Alfred H Barr of Greensburg will give an address. Frank Smiths orchestra and singers will present a musical program. Many former students are scattered through Western Pennsylvania and Ohio and a large gathering is expected.
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Stewart Schoo
Stewarts School
Kiski School
Salisburg
Alfred H. Barr
Greensburg
Frank Smith
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Treasury Balance Report for September 5
Treasury balance as of Sept 5 stands at 2 148 624 930 78. Internal Revenue and Customs receipts total 2 066 490 58 with a reported balance of 2 146 624 930 79. Officials note minor discrepancies due to accounting intervals.
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Treasury
Washington
INS
Allotment of Hunting Licenses Announced Here
County Treasurer C C Mela reports an allotment of lead hunting licenses sold starting Labor Day. New provisions require applicants to prove identity with bank books or other ID. Resident license fee is two dollars. nonresident minimum is 14 dollars. All wild waterfowl hunters over 15 must buy a federal duck stamp for 1.30, with the space on the state license reserved for it. Only ducks hunters need the dollar stamp.
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Tri-County
Trinity Parish
Marion Center
Jefferson, Clearfield
Indiana
Indiana County Jersey Cattle Club
E. B. ‘Fitts
Dairy Extension “Department
Penn State
Wi. E. “Denniston
East Lansing
Michian
England
Inana
Illinois
Missouri
Jersey
Jersey Committee
Jefferson
Clearfield
Sheep and Wool Growers Association of
Indiana County
Othe Fair Grounds
Sheep and Wool ‘Growers Association
Warner
Roosevelt
White Township
C. C
Mela
McLain
Obher
Farm Day at Torrance honors top milk cows
A Torrance farm day event awarded prizes for judging four cows by milk production with a $1 prize to G. 5. Bawards. A basket lunch followed in a hospital grove attended by Mrs. James I. K Wolff and others. Talks by county agents and hospital staff preceded a farm tour visiting piggery canning kitchen and barns.
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Wolff
New Alexandria
Lloyd Wolff
Greensburg
R. D
Loy Wolff
Walter Ewing
Salinburg
W. I. Hood
She- Joca
Harry White
Irwin BR
Bawards
J. W. Warner
Indiana County
G. R. McKinnis
Henry Rhoads
George Robb
R. H. Olmstead
State College
W. Ls. Treager
Westmoreland County
Industrial Civil War Tightens Labor Stretch in Textile Industry
Major George Berry, NRA textile administrator, warns the strike center is finding the reasonable point in the stretch-out system. He explains that labor-saving devices extend a worker’s control to more machines, boosting output yet keeping pay unchanged. The board faces hours, wages, and housing issues as it seeks balance amid demoralization and past NRA gains. Local leaders warn of a large strike risk across New York, Pennsylvania, and the Midwest unless presidential order on hours and wages is revoked.
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George Berry
NRA
Major Berry
John G. Winant
New Hampshire
I. Raymond W. Ingersoll
Brooklyn
Marion Smith
Atlanta
Berry
United States
New York
Sept
UINS
Pennsylvania
Middle West
Cotton Garment Authority
International Garment Workers’ Union
Textile
Gall
Textile strike sparks walkout and guards mobilized
United textile workers walk out nationwide with 2,800 striking in Pennsylvania and North Carolina as disorder flares in Bridgeport and Philadelphia. In North Carolina, 16 National Guard units and about 3,490 guardsmen are on alert to protect mills while several mills reopen and workers return under armed guard.
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Charlotte
N. C
North Carolina
R. van B. Metts
Sec
Chadwick-Hoskins
Pineville
Mecklenburg County
Burlington
Newton
Fayetteville
St. Paul’s Thomasville
Little Eva Coo Breaks Under Death Sentence
In Cooperstown New York on September 7 1933 Little Eva Coo murderer of handyman Harry Wright on Crumhorn Mountain shows fear and defiance after verdict claiming she will die without telling how he died She pleads not guilty to the crime and asserts no one will learn the truth from her The story notes a stark shift in her demeanor as she faces execution
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Cooperstown
N. Y
INS
Eva
Harry Wright
Crumhorn Mountain
Bridge analysis of four hearts doubled contract
The article analyzes a bridge hand where West doubles four hearts. South opened one club, West overcalled one diamond, North overcalled one spade, and East bid one no trump. South supports spade. the writer votes the bidding sound and explains potential partnerships.
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Widltam
McKinney
American Bridge League
West
South
North
East
Constructive three hearts bid in no trump overcall context
The bidding describes a constructive three heart overcall seeking partner's heart suit, with North's three spades possibly a Mule Heat. East has clubs and spades stopped, showing fits in hearts and diamonds, justifying aiming for game in three no trump.
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North
Otte
East
West Leads Hearts in Spade Opening Duel
In a bidding sequence West accepts the hand and doubles for takeout. East eyes game in hearts but settles for diamonds. A spade opening, West ruffs, South wins, and the play proceeds to six diamonds and two clubs, securing the contract as the trump king dumps the remaining hearts.
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West
East
South
NBA Service Inc
Forty Listed For Trial Here
A courtroom schedule lists juror trials from Monday September 40 at 1 30 PM with defendants including George Truxel Joseph Baranchok CG F Rossborough R P Enterline Marion M Chapman and Tony Lembo facing charges of intoxicated driving felonious assault robbery forgery and morals offenses among others. Subsequent days Tuesday through Friday present additional defendants and charged offenses such as involuntary manslaughter violations of liquor laws assault battery fraud and missing support.
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George Truxel
Joseph R Baranchok
CG. F. Rossborough
R. P
Marion M. Chapman
Tony Lembo
Dolin
Gormley
Isaac Howard
Thomas Wadden
Albert Hickox
Lawrence Black
Clarence Nichols
Adam Gapshes
W. Earl Klingman
B. Tailby
Robert Becker
Anthony Rodak
Frank Detrie
Mabel Pearce
Mike Yankocky
Steve Niesic
F. J. Williams
Elio Daldos
Edward Bartos
John Bartos
Steve Brasyda
Irma Treese Mays
Harry Williams
J. E. Shields
M. A. Turner
Charles Dunn
Bernard Stevens
Tom Popich
Bernan Stevens
Edward Lowman
Tiny Mites Pirates Ride Giraffe Hammock Night Tale
The Tiny Mites characters Daney Notty Dancy and Mister Hunter plan to sleep as a big giraffe brings a hammock for safety. They fear the coming night as the hunter arranges a tall ladder and a shark helps with the makeshift bed while Goldy worries about rain and safety. The scene ends with the tots awaiting rest.
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Daney
Notty
Lip Giraffe
Dancy
Mister Hunter
Jose
Coppy
NEA Service, Inc
Ernest Set for Pittsburgh Game in League Elimination
The Ernest R. & P. League champions travel to Frick Park Pittsburgh tomorrow to face Lilly Valley Club in a Post-Gazette Spalding League elimination round. The winner earns a free trip to the World's Fair as Ernest aims to advance with a 2 p.m. start. A large A and P League delegation with Manager Morrigan accompanies the champions.
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Ernest R. & P
A & P. League
Pittsburgh
Morrigan
Pittsburgh sets key party meetings for November election
In Pittsburgh on September 7 the Republican state committee plans to name a national committeeman to fill the Ware vacancy and adopt a platform while Democrats prepare to hold a South Park rally to unveil campaign thunder. Senator Reed is seen as a strong GOP candidate for the committeeman post. Guffey and Earle headline the Democratic rally.
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Pittsburgh
INS
Mhe
Republican State Committee
William S. Ware
Philadelphia
South Park
United States
David A. Reed
Gifford Pinchot
Joseph F. Guffey
U. S
George H. Earle
Indiana Defeats Sagamore 5 to 2 In Eight Inning Pitching Duel
Indiana won the Sagamore game 5 to 2 as Barry pitched eight innings, allowing five hits. Indiana scored in the second, third, and fifth frames. Sagamore answered with two in the seventh. H Wagner, Falton, and Stiles led Indiana at the plate while Clements doubled for Sagamore. Tonight Indiana hosts Valley Stars at Glass Works field to close the season.
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Indiana
Sagamore
Barry
Indiana Stiles
H. Wagner
Falton
Clements
Barries
Lydick
Edwards
Rendiana
Valley al Stars
Glassworks
Kidnappers Claim Labatt Reneged in London
Reported letters signed by "Three Fingered Abe" claim Labatt reneged in the London Ontario case. Abductors warn of further actions as a mobilized police effort intensifies. Names and details are incomplete due to damaged text.
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London
Ont
Getvices
John Labatt
Abe
Labatt
Better Jobs in Liquor Stores Likely Promotions Tests
Harrisburg date September 17 Civil service examinations to enable liquor store employees to seek promotions to better jobs probably will be held late in the fall William A Spensler secretary of the State Liquor Control Board said today The tests likely will be held on a
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Harrisburg
INS
William A. Spensler
State Liquor Control Board
Atate Nquor
Spensler
Department of Justice
Liquor Board
Ernest Wins A P League Pennant In 1834 Style Gala
The final Ra and P. Baseball League gathering at Camp Rest-a-While celebrated Ernest’s pennant with 140 plates served to players fans and officials. A. W. Cunningham introduced Spaulding’s Joe Donally and Al Underwood who praised Ernest and the league. Charles Petrarca lit up the room with joking remarks as coaches and officials toasted the champions and hoped for a strong elimination series in Pittsburgh. Indiana High School seeks September 22 football game. AD H. J. Luts invites local teams to Indiana.
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Ra & P. Baseball League
Camp Rest
Lucenns
Léagis
A. W. Cunningham
Joe Donally
al Underwood
Spaulding Company
Pittsburgh
Post-Gazette Spaulding
Donally
Underwood
Ernest
Lance Petrarca
Blairsville
The Second House from the Corner review and notes
A waterfront reporter recalls childhood in a northwest lumber town as Max Miller treats everyday life as meaningful scenes. The book, titled The Second House from the Corner, is described as detached and readable with sharp eye and prose. Published by Dutton at $2.50.
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Max Miller
Dutton
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