Nazi Swastika Becomes Germany's Sole Flag, Hitler Declares
NUEREMBERG Germany Sept 13 The Swastika will be Germanys one flag in a Reichstag declaration by Hitler abolishing the Black White and Red banner and proclaiming the hooked cross as the emblem of freedom in land sea and air. The move aims to unify state and Nazi party and quell flag disputes.
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Piere J. Hussul
N.S
I. N
Nueremberg
Germany
INS
Adolf Hitler
Reichstag
Hitler
New York
Bremer
New York Harbor
Louis Brodsky
Hiller
Terall
Laval
League Assembly
Holstein Men Set Saturday Field Day and Picnic
Holstein breeders and dairymen will gather at the County Home farm for a Field Day and picnic Saturday September 11. The program includes CAW testing talks by C R Gearhart and J O Sidelmann, cow demonstrations, dairy judging with four cows, and hoof trimming demonstrations.
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Kolsteli
C. R. Gearhart
Caw
Penn State
J. O. Sidel‘mant
Pennsylvania
Mr. Sidelmann
Denmark
Carl Johnston
Frank Ginter
Ting
Premier Laval vows France stands with League for peace
In a Geneva address to the League of Nations on the Italo Ethiopian crisis Pierre Laval declares France faithful to the Covenant and the League. He backs collective action with Britain against aggression and stresses France will meet its security obligations while maintaining Italian friendship.
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Hudson Hawley
N. S
Geneva
INS
League of Nations Assembly
Pierre Laval
France
League of Nations
Britain
League
Laval
Great Britain
Covenant
Samuel Hoare
Lava
Europe
Italy
Mussolini
Saar
Il Duce
Actress Weds Tennis Star in Surprising New York Ceremony
English tennis champion Fred Perry and film star Helen Vinson married in Harrison New York. They wed just before midnight with Justice Sea Mintner presiding. The couple, who met in England during Wimbledon, plan to live in London and begin a private married life.
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New York
Ins
Harrison
N. Y
Manhatan
Gretna Green
Fred Perry
Helen Vinson
Honeye
Justice of the Peace Sea Mintter
Perry
Wilmer Attison
Texas
Miss Vinson
The
Justice
Warry N. Vickerman
Philadelphia
Cathleen Lowman
Bertram Weel
England
London
Threat of Death Hangs Over Rogers
The blonde contralto famed for What Is This Thing Called Love was shot to death in Rogers bedroom at Indian Run Farm near Downingtown. She had been his guest seven days as Rogers and Kelly, after drinking, plotted a motion picture about life in a nudist camp. Investigators say the shooting occurred around 10 p.m. Wednesday amid conflicting stories.
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Rogers
Francis Grubb
Grubb
William A. Parke
Mary Benjamin
Col
H. H. Rogers
Henry A1 Hoey
Songstress
St. Louis
H. B. F. Davis
Roberts
Gawthrop
Thomas Gawthrop
J. Paul MacElree
Joseph Sills Clark
Philadelphia
House of Death
Broadway
Indian Run
Downingtown
Kelly
Pastor Shirey departs for new work. Foster named pastor
The Rev. Stillman A. Foster of Pittsburgh becomes pastor of the First United Presbyterians. The Rev. Mr. Shirey leaves for Warren. Born in New Bethlehem, son of Charles M. and Esther Mohney Shirey. Educated at Albright College and Western Theological Seminary, with STB degree. Ordained elder in 1928, served Gelstown Jennerstown Freedom Indiana before moving on. He directed Christian education in the Pittsburgh Conference and taught leadership training in Indiana community.
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Stillman A. Foster
Pittsburgh
First United Presbyterians
Mr. Shirey
Warren
New Bethlehem
Charles M
Esther (Mohney) Shirey
Albright College
Reading
Western Theological Seminary
University of Pittsburgh
Evangelical Church
Gelstown
Jennerstown Fom
Freedom
Indiana
Revival at Indiana Gospel Tabernacle under Virginia Berg
The revival continues at the Indiana Gospel Tabernacle led by Virginia Brandt Berg of Miami Florida. Berg, a long time teacher of the Victorious Life, emphasizes faith teaching and Bible principles during this week of services with strong attendance and devotion. She notes appreciation for Indiana’s welcoming spirit and the opportunity to preach without embassies to crowds.
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Tabernacle
Indiana
Ten Entries for Dramatics in County Tournament
The Rural Recreation Committee announces ten organizations entered in the County wide Rural Dramatics tournament to be held in late November. Entries include Home Grange, Peeler Dramatic Club, Gordon Dramatic Club, Crete Young Ladies, Myers Literary Society, Brushvalley Community Chorus, Brushvalley Grange, Mahoning Grange, Penn Run Grange, and William Penn Grange with leaders named. Two additional entries enroll in the County 4asic tournament for voice and instrumental categories. The committee lists officers and highlights a meeting with Penn State extension official Willis Kerns on October 9.
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Rural Recreation Committee
Court House
Willis Kerns
Penn State
Edward Bivens
County Rural Recreation Committee
James A. Simpson
E. Dible
Flora Fritz Henderson
J. Harold Gibson
Arthur Nichol
W. P. Walker
C. W. Cummins
Unchanging Christ at Berg Campaign In Prayer Room
Readings describe the prayer room as the source of divine power for revival and conversion. The Berg Evangelistic Campaign continues with planned sermons Friday Unmask Saturday Farmer's Night and Sundays The Tragedy of Calvary and After Entrance to School What. Evangelist T LeRoy Muir to preach at Cockport Baptist Church with a large chorus and interdenominational appeal this month.
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Bey
Zion
Christ
Berg
God
Christian Worker's League
Jack Munyon
Cockport
Cockport Baptist Church
T. LeRoy Muir
Ackley
Sullivan
Revision Not Feasible Says GOP FollowersRecent remark on parlous times
The followers of the Republican standard declare revision is not feasible now due to parlous times and uncertain conditions. They argue current circumstances do not allow changes or reforms.
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Daye
Yarest
Gundlefinger Named Acting Purchases Director in PA Liquor Board
Harrisburg assigns Philip W. Gundelfinger of Pittsburgh as acting director of purchases for the liquor control board succeeding A K Comly who resigned. The shift completes the original triumvirate that organized the state stores system in 1933. The piece also notes political tensions around constitutional revision and state borrowing powers, with Republican leaders arguing no revision is needed and improvements possible through amendments.
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Harrisburg
INS
Philip W. Gundlefinger
Pittsburgh
Liquor Control Board
A. K. Comly
Philadelphia
Comly
Robert S. Gawthrop
Dean A. Marshall Thompson
Gundelfinger
Cohen
Obituary notices for Brady Alexander and Chapman
Obituary notices report Mrs Anna Lowman Brady 65 wife of Reuben C Brady died at home near Summa Church at 7 15 am She was born in Young Township and United Presbyterian Church member Funeral arrangements pending Elmer E Alexander 72 died at home in Irwin Surviving widow and sisters listed Funeral arrangements pending Miss Mildred Chapman 15 died Thursday funeral at Ernest Union Church Saturday Interment Greenwood Indiana Parents and siblings named Describes Mildred as bright studious and beloved by all with burial at Greenwood Cemetery and family home details provided
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Anna (Lowman) Brady
Reuben C. Brady
Summa Church
Young Township
United Presbyterian Church
Elmer E. Alexander
Irwin
Vinora (Vance) Alexander
Elizabeth Fowler
East Oak Street
City
Julia and
Lulu Alexander
New Florence
Mildred Chapman
Harry C. Chapman
Ernest Union Church
Lester Case
Greenwood Cemetery
Indiana
Mildred
Ernst Union Sunday School
Danial
Lucerne
M. R
Ralph
Ruby
Olean
Fast Spending of Hopkins Continued from Page One
Public works is to receive 200000000 to be issued on a 45 percent basis, meaning 450000000 in projects will be involved. Ickes is rechecking PWA projects already approved to Racertain where work is not getting.
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Ickes
PWA
Racertain
Pennsylvania Constitution Changes Outlined for Voters
Harrisburg September 19 The advisory committee’s 74 leaders propose sweeping reforms including local government consolidation, graduated taxes on gifts incomes and inheritances, broader borrowing power, social security for public dependents, pensions for the blind aged and widowed mothers, a smaller elected officer slate, codification of law, and faster constitutional amendments. Draft recommendations will be available to delegates if a constitutional convention is authorized at the coming primary.
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Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
M. Harvey Taylor
Wills
Harrisburg
Keystone
George H. Earle
Com
Eitien
Roosevelt Plan Reallocates Funds For Slum Clearance
A Roosevelt plan reallocates about 110 million dollars into urban housing and slum clearance. Of 100 million approved for slums, 7.4 million funds two projects underway, 26.5 million covers land acquired and sixty day start, 51 million for land substantially acquired with January start, 15 million for projects to start in February. Remaining urban housing funds were discarded. 75 million more goes to CCC for the rest of the year.
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PWA
CCC
Governor's Cup Match This Week at Local Golf Course
The Governor's Cup match for the coming year begins this week at the local golf course. The 40 hole straight medal format allows 36 holes to be played between September 12 and 24. Earl E Hewitt Jr has held possession for the last two years and club champion titles in both years. A handicap tournament accompanies the Cup using 36 hole scores to decide winners with a $1 entry fee split for prizes. The handicap event is added to boost participation.
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Earl E. Hewitt, Jr
New Wreaths for Laura Ingalls Sets Transcontinental Record
Laura Ingalls, flying a low wing monoplane, set a new women’s transcontinental speed record by flying from Los Angeles to New York in thirteen hours and thirty four minutes at Floyd Bennett Field. She shaved three hours and thirty three minutes off Amelia Earhart’s July 1933 mark.
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New York
Laura Ingalls
Aviation
Ayer
Floyd Bennett Field
Los Angeles
Ametia Earhart
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