Cow Testers Conference Highlights Dairying Efforts
A conference of the Cow Testers and County Agents of Southwestern Pennsylvania met Friday and Saturday with leaders including Carl Johnston and Warren Whittier. Discussions covered dairy cow records, feeding efficiency, soil conservation, and increased cooperative activity to resist government control, with remarks from Dr. John Faul Jones and E. S. Bayard.
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Southwestern
Pennsylvania
Carl Johnston
Indiana County Association
Camp Rest
Warren Whittier
Whittier
Pennsylvania Dairymen's Association
Montgomery County
Harrisburg
State Grange
Johnston
Bayard
Pennsylvania Farmer
Pittsburgh
John Faul Jones
Soil Conservation Service
Indiana
L. Treager
Westmoreland County
Maute Hotel
Moore Hotel
C. R. Gearhart
Penn State
E. H. Fulton
Robert C. May
Hew
Washington County
Ralph Albright
B.shenk
Ralph Steeler
Armstrong County
H. C. McWilliams
George Luse
Fate of 3 500 Foreigners Continues On Page One
Addi s Ababa awaits a siege as 3500 foreigners are reported in danger zones. Em peror Haile Selassie orders war gear prepared after a council of war. His guard, aided by Belgian artillery experts, will accompany him. Ras Emirou prepares to assume imperial duties in the capital. Red Cross dispatches nurses as Ethiopian medical help remains scarce.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Mussolini
Haile Selassie
Menelil
Lion of Judah
Adona
Meneik
Adowa
Debra Markos
Red Cross
Conference Attendees From Multiple Pennsylvania Counties
Delegates from Cambria, Indiana, Somerset, Bedford, Blair, Blair, Clinton, and Lycoming counties attended the gathering. Noted guests included E S Bayerd and M C Gilpin from Pittsburgh, Warren Whittier from Montgomery County, BR D Marshall from Indiana, J P Jones and John Brennewan of the Sail Conservation Service, and H E Warner of Lycoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambria County
Joh W. Warner
Frank Ginter
Carl Johnston
Indiana County
C. RB
Gearhart
I. C. Sidelman
State College
Wiliam Ditto
Somerset County
Fred Naugle
Galen Furry
Bedford County
Floyd Dagshaw
Blair County
E. S. Bayerd
M. C. Gilpin
Pittsburgh
Warren Whittier
Montgomery County
BR. D. Marshall
J. P. Jones
John Brenne
Foreign correspondents banquet scheduled Thursday evening
With such cares as no other sovereign in the world today, he finds time for social duties and has scheduled a banquet for foreign correspondents Thursday evening.
Injured youths in CCC truck crash on Benjamin Franklin Highway
Two CCC workers suffered arm injuries after a collision on the Benjamin Franklin Highway at about 11 45 a m Friday near Shalocta. The injured youths, aged 15 and 16, were in a CCC truck driven by John Mills. A separate truck driven by William Yearick brushed the vehicle as it passed. Transfusions were given due to blood loss and weakened condition. None of the other CCC workers were hurt.
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Benjamin Franklin
Shalocta
CCC
John Mills
Johnsonburg
William JF. Yearick
Akron
Giza
Bubis
CUC
Salvation Army Special Meetings Open This Week
Salvation Army holds daily meetings starting Tuesday the 17th at 8 o clock with Evangelist Leonard Pittman and special music by Mr. and Mrs. Hinton. Attend the gospel in word and song and hear Brother Pittman speak on God Enlightenment to the Soul of Every Man.
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Salvation Army
Leonard Pittmat
Hinton
Brother Pittman
Man accused shooter in wild wedding shooting incident
Wilde allegedly rushed from the Wilde home with a shotgun firing several shots. The gun was wrested from him by his brother. Mrs Liberty, Ua diski, and neighbor Ben Shadle were wounded. Wilde surrendered and claimed amnesia about the shooting. He then rode buses between towns and checked into hospital visits before returning home. Sheriff and state patrol led the investigation.
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Uadiski
Wilde
Wilson
L. R. Feloni
Indiana
State Highway Patrol
Armagh
Johnstown
Liberty and
Dilltown
Stinson
De Valera Pleads for Peace as War Looms
The speech questions league reform and urges justice for the working class while warning against perpetual conflict. Haile Selassie rejects further concessions as Mussolini doubles down on a no compromise stance amid rising tensions. The White House weighs a six month munitions embargo and potential war status for Italy and Ethiopia.
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de Valera
League
Mussolini
Haile Selassie
League of Nations
Anthony Eden
Britain
Now You Can Wear False Teeth With Real Comfort
Fasteeth a new prepared powder keeps teeth firmly set and deodorizes. No rum or sour taste. Eat and laugh in comfort by sprinkling a little Fasteeth on plates. Gal is today from Daughtery’s or Widmann.
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Daughtery
Tomorrow vote NO on Pennsylvania constitution revision
An opinion piece warns that allowing Harrisburg officials to borrow beyond one million dollars without a public vote would erase a historic check on government power. It argues taxation rights rest with the people and urges every voter, Democrat or Republican, to reject the proposed constitutional change tomorrow.
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Europe
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Commonwealth
Gibraltar
Off-year primary draws interest amid Pennsylvania politics
In a fevered political scene Governor Earle backs his Republican rival Schnader for convention chair as Democrats loom for an Independent G O P bid. U S Senator Guffey pushes farm tax cuts while Republicans pin hopes on revision and court races unfold with Stern and Barnes campaigns.
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Earle
William A. Schnader
Schnader
U. S
Joseph F. Guffey
Theodore Roosevelt
M. Harvey Taylor
John W. Wills
Young Republicans
State Chamber of Commerce
Ernest J. Poole
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
Edward G. Shannon
National Guard
Horace Stern
G. O, PB
Juustice H. Edger Barnes
Shannon
M. A. Musmanto
Allegheny
Elder W. Marshell
Mation D. Patterson
Blair
Japan’s war stance outlined by Roosevelt on embargo powers
The report notes there was no formal declaration of war by Japan against China in the later incident. President Roosevelt indicated readiness to act under the embargo act if required and has the State Department studying what constitutes implements of war.
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U. S
George Durno
M.S
Hyde Park
N. Y
Todday
White House
Norman H. Davis
America
Roosevelt
Davis
Italy
Ethiopia
Congress
Japan
China
Religious Education School Starts Sept 24 at Church
A notice clarifies the new term of the School of Religious Education begins Tuesday evening September 24 with registration at 7 pm in the Methodist Episcopal Church. Courses will be announced later.
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School of
Methodist Episcopal Church
Flower Show a Big Success at Indiana County Exhibit
The show rewarded top tuber entries with cash prizes and named winners. William Comb of Walier won first with 87 points and a balled azalea, Mrs. A. E. Worth took second with 37 points earning iris, and Mrs. J. M. Thompson won third with 35 points for a bulb. Dahlia champs Floyd Barry and W. R. Wissinger tied, each receiving a wicker display basket. other high winners to be announced tomorrow.
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Kring
The
Indiana Evening Gazette
H. B. Kissinger
Homer City
James Willis
Willis and
Henderson
William Comb
Walier
Indiana Co
A. E. Worth
J. M. Thompson
Floyd Barry
W. R. Wissinger
Mine Safety Rally Plans Aim for banner safety demonstration
Organizers promote a nationwide mine safety rally as a landmark event in the United States with shelter provided by the grandstand. Local unions form transport committees modeled on Labor Day arrangements to ensure attendance amid bad weather.
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United States
Delayed for One More Week in Tax Struggle
James W. Carter, president of the company, sues claiming payment of the tax would ruin the business and that the Gate Fey act is unconstitutional. The justice department plans to motion dismissal as the act’s machinery has not been set up. A strike threat subsides after midnight with Lewis at the center of dramatic coal negotiations.
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James W. Carter
Justice Department
Lewis
Mrs Roosevelt Praises Constitution at National Republican Club
Mrs Theodore Roosevelt widow of the late president spoke at a Constitution Day event in New York. She reaffirmed faith in the United States constitution as the framework for the nation and used a George Washington quotation to connect past leadership with present relevance.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
National Republican Club
George Washington
Nationally Known Dentist Dr Ralph B Reitz Dies
Brookville Sept 16 Dr Ralph B Reitz nationally known dentist died in a hospital from diabetes He was a pioneer in removable bridgework and longtime dentist for leading New York families including the Morgans Goulds and Stillmans He moved six years ago to Broad Acres Farm praised as one of the state’s finest farms Funeral services scheduled for Wednesday
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Brookville
Ralph B. Reitz
Reitz
New York
Morgans
Goulds
Stillmans
Broadacres
Four New Liquor Enforcement Districts Created in Harrisburg
The state liquor control board announced the addition of four enforcement districts as part of expanding personnel in the drive on illicit liquor. Headquarters for the new districts will be set after examinations for 125 officers, raising total enforcement subdivisions to eight. District No. 7 will be headquartered in Punxsutawney and cover Armstrong, Indiana, Clarion, Jefferson, Clearfield, Forest, Elk, and Cameron counties.
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Harrisburg
INS
State Liquor Control Board
Punxsutawney
Buller
Armstrong
Indiana
Clarion, Jefferson, Clearfield, Forest, Elk and Cameron Counties
Obituary for local workers and young Ramick child
The foundry shop worker from Works No.2 who had 15 years service is survived by a widow, two daughters Mildred Bier and Genevieve Yount, two sons Samuel Jr. and Irvin, a brother Herbert Yount, and four sisters Della Murphy Theo dore Brightmyer William Graver and John Lutz. Funeral at St John’s Lutheran Ford City with Rev Kindswatter, interment Manor cemetery. Elizabeth Frances Romick, five years nine months and three days, daughter of Michael and Catherine Ramick Homer City, died in Indiana Hospital after two weeks illness. Surviving are parents and four sisters. Funeral arrangements not completed.
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Mildred Bier
Ford Cliff
Genevieve Yount
Samuel Yount, Jr
Irvin Deen Yount
Herbert Yount
Kittanning
Della Murphy
Theodore Brightmyer
Pattonville
William Graver
Pittsburgh
John Lutz
Ohio
St. John's Lutheran Church
Ford City
Rey J. F. Kindswatter
Manor Cemetery
Elizabeth Frances Romick
Michael and
Catherine
Btill) Ramick
Homer City
Indiana Hospital
Mystery in Blair County: dismembered remains found in field
In Login township Blair County state police were alerted after a human ear tongue thumb and finger were found in a field. Corporal Montaine led the inquiry and investigators considered but discounted the hoax theory involving medical students.
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Altoona
Login Township
Blair County
Montaine
Newsman John R. Gable dies in Harrisburg area
John R. Gable aged 60, longtime Johnstown newspaperman, died at his Harrisburg residence after four years of illness. He was former managing editor of the Johns-town Leader and later worked with The Democrat. Survived by widow Ida and two brothers, funeral set at St John Gualbert's Church with burial in a Washington cemetery.
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Johnstown
John R. Gable
Harris Streek
Harrisburg
Gable
J. Campbell Murphy
Pennsylvania
Izaak Walton League
Lititz
Lancaster County
John E. Gable
Pittsburgh
Old Times
The
Democrat
Warren Worth Batley
Gables
Mr. Gable
Paul Gable
Washington, D. C
Fred Gable
Los Angeles
Cal
Conway Funeral
St. John Gualbert's Catholic Church
Washington Cemetery
Kane High School janitor murdered in Kane
Kane authorities say a break is expected in the slaying of William Campbell a 42 year old janitor at Kane High School found on the second floor with 12 stab wounds. He likely died about two hours before discovery by the day janitor.
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Kane
INS
Willtam Campbell
Kane High School
Campbell
Blairsville Legion Gives Away Chrysler Imperial Airflow
Merle Holby of Blairsville, unemployed, won the Chrysler Imperial Airflow in Blairsville Post 407s Mardi Gras drawing held at the American Legion Memorial Park. The event directed by Charles A. McAnulty and witnessed by thousands marked the annual Legion fundraiser.
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Blairsville
American Legion
Merle Holby
County Sportsmen Choose Officers
The Indiana County Fish and Game Association held its annual meeting and elected officers. Morris Stern is president Frank Griffith is vice president H. E. Graham is secretary G. G. Hill is treasurer Directors named are Paul O Hara James Hileman and A J Stahura.
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Indiana County Fish and Game Association
Morris Stern
Frank Griffith
H. Be, Graham
G. G. Hill
Paul O'Hara
James Hileman
A. J. Stahura
Murder Trial Nearing Jury in Shellenberger Case
Meadville Sept 16 The murder trial of Mrs Anna Shellenberger 19 neared the jury today after a weekend adjournment the widowed defendant broke down on the stand crying Ive admitted I killed him and thats all I know about it and I hope youre satisfied
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Meadville
INS
Anna Shellenberger
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Pennsylvania Dairymen’s Association
Earle Miller
Miller
Indiana Progress
L. E. Miller
Friends of Justice
L. Marie Miller
Indiang County
Misier
Ta Court
Bar Association
All True Friends of Justice
Rev
Vals
County
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Tioga
Venango
Pike
Fayette
Centre
Lackawanna
Cambria
Clearfield
Moorhead
Mrs. Roosevelt
Third Ward
Vork
J. Harry
Bartley
Peoples Interest In Council
Johne. Gable
Kane School
Paltial
WM. J
Bill
Moore
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