Political primary candidates listed for Indiana County offices
The Indiana Gazette publishes a list of Republican party candidates for various county offices in the upcoming primary elections to be held on Tuesday September 18, 1933. Names include judges, treasurer, district attorney, county auditor, and other officials across Indiana Borough Blairsville and surrounding townships.
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Ta Evening Gazette Héteen Printing & Publishing
Gorhpany
Sain Gazette
Indiana
Eid
Ighinnaser
Raton
Be Pont
Varicus
Orig
Anttskey H. Koozer
Montgomery
Elmer Borland
John
MM. Malcolm
White Township
DeGagland
Mepiaser
Hugh R Wiley
Tugiana
Walter H. Ayers
Walter D. Velerman
Othonotary
Claude E. Bath
Gommigstoner
G. ‘Livingstone
Blairsville
J. M. Marshall
BH. Irwin
Lewis G. Clark
Weprtee Wissinger
Washington
M. Smith
Frank Moortead
Benjamin L
Play and Progress in Cleveland Advocate for Children’s Playgrounds
Tom Johnson of Cleveland voiced a wish to place a playground over his grave to symbolize the value of children's recreation. While impractical, the idea highlights a belief in playgrounds as essential civic assets. The piece argues communities grow progressive by providing playgrounds, centers, and organized youth activities to attract families and foster welfare.
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Tom Johnson
Cleveland
Recreation planning urged for communities and families
Modern conditions demand deliberate thought for recreation in cities and rural areas alike. Active, supervised play counters apathy and poor leisure, with many small towns already supporting programs. The piece cites Walter Camp on play life and notes Indiana should advance public recreation. It also records a Buffalo visit and a Sept 17 to 22 1923 forecast, and a historical note on chairs in churches.
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America
Playground and Recreation Association of America
Walter Camp
Indiana
Helfrick for County Commissioner Promises Taxpayer Savings
A political ad urges voters to elect Paul P. Helfrick as County Commissioner in Indiana. It stresses strict economy in county spending, promises to prioritize taxpayers, and notes Helfrick's Democratic nomination and broad citizen support. The message emphasizes roads bridges and administration costs funded by taxes.
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Paul P. Helfrick
Indiana
W.F.M
Pardon Board Set For Two Day Hearing In Harrisburg
Harrisburg set to host a two day session of the State Board of Pardons this week listing 108 cases. Wednesday will hear 45 arguments and Thursday will review 30 briefs plus 26 rehearings and seven under advisement. Notable cases include William Taib former House clerk and Adolph Blau seeking pardon after a long history of refusals. Three death sentence commutations and seven second degree murder pleas are among the petitions.
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Harrisburg
State Board of Pardons
William Taib
House of Representatives
Eastern
Leib
Adolph Blau
Blau
Paul Jones
Philadelphia
Ralph Lopez
Allegheny
Anthony Scardute
Bradford
William Jones
Delaware
George Lee
Marshall for County Commissioner on Republican ticket
The advertisement urges voters to support J. M. Marshall for County Commissioner on the Republican ticket. It claims his demonstrated duties knowledge is unchallenged and urges casting a vote for Marshall next Tuesday.
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J. M. Marshall
Marshall
League chiefs urged action over Italo Greek dispute
Geneva dispatch reports Hjalmar Branting criticizing the league of nations for not intervening in the Italo Greek dispute. Lord Robert Cecil defended the league, while Italian and Greek delegates urged conciliation. A letter praising ambassadors was planned. Sofia notes Bulgaria signaling concern over Servian frontier moves. Madrid covers Franco era changes and plans in Morocco and talks with the United States on extending the treaty. Multiple regions present. no single decisive action.
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Geneva
INS
Hjalmar Branting
Sweden
Robert Cecil
League
Italy
Corfu
Permanent Court of Justice
Signor Salandan
M. Polites
Council of Ambassadors
Janina-Corfu
Madrid
Cortes
Marquis de Estella
Primo Rivera
Morrocca
A. P. Moore
United States
Espanosa
Spain
America
Alspura
Morroceco
Ralsuli
Abdel Krim
Melilla
Morocco
Shirkera
Alzpura
Betty Benson's Son Brings Richard Back to Betty
In a warm town scene Richard Tyler rescues a child named Tom Benson and meets his long lost love Betty Baines. Betty, now Aunt Betty Barnes, greets Richard with forgiveness as the past promises a cautious reunion. The tale blends memory, family ties, and a second chance at happiness.
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Betty
Big Tom Benson
Lynden
Betty Baines
Thomas Benson
Lynden Village
Richard
Richard Tyler
Benson
Tom
Bettle
Benson House
Tommy
Yret
Big Tom
Joy Teacher
Betty Barnes
Mother
Hetty Baines
Toniy
Rosea
Oklahoma Martial Law Tense as City Feels Military Rule
Oklahoma City faces martial law as machine guns guard the capital and a military court replaces the grand jury. Gov Walton’s extended control prompts protest talk while Col Key leads the zone security and reports of flogging in Oklahoma City and Tulsa.
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Howard
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Grand Jury
J. €. Walton
Ita
William S. Key
Capitol
Tulsa
State House
Prograam
Peat
Anya
Cong
Muskogee
Galton
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Enrolls Record Class
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy announces a record entering class for the 1924-25 academic year with over 400 freshmen, bringing undergraduate enrollment above 1200. The expansion includes a new four-story addition, doubled chemical engineering facilities, more dormitories, and intensified electrical engineering demand. The college year launches amid celebrations for the 1924 centennial.
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Renssalear
Polytechnic Institte
Coe
Troy
N.Y
Jasa
Rensselaer “Polytechnic Institute
America
North
South America
China
Hleetricak
Ew Chemical Engineering Couraé
Russell Safi -Mleshantopl
Eldethea
Avila
Tn Ped Abeldarind
Troy Polytechnic
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Stephen van Rensselaer
People Who Never Progress
Quote reflecting on individuals who claim mastery without study or effort, valuing future dreams and past glories while neglecting the present. They waste time by chasing vague plans and schemes instead of real work.
Fragmentary notice on c and Cheaglate melting pan takers
In a fragmentary OCR item the text mentions c and Cheaglate melting pan takers. The readable portion hints at a sale or auction context with no clear dates or names. Further details are unreadable, leaving the key entities ambiguous and the action unclear.
Blairsville Pair United In Morning City Nuptials
Miss Midge Helman of Blair, a telegraph operator, wed Amy Mikar son of Blairsville residents in a Blairsville ceremony at Squire Paul’s in this city. The groom, long with 3 Foundry, and the bride, a local operator, were married before a small gathering and will reside with friends in Blairsville.
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Blairs
Paul Miss Midge Helman
Blairain
Hiap
Blairavyie
Seven Good Reasons for Voting Fataman for Recorder
Fragmented OCR summary lists Walter D. Fataman’s Indiana ties, education, wartime service, and public service as qualifications for the recorder position. Details are garbled but indicate involvement with Indiana normal school, military training, and prior duties.
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Votin
Walter D. Fataman
Indiana
County
Indiana To Normals
Tyith Books
Weil
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William Contant
Buffalo
W. F. Walker
Wiggins
Railroad Avenue
Western Penna
Pardon Board
Biau
Sunoco
Hunter & Sportsman
Indiana County
Western Cartridge Company
Cern — Ty
Moore Furnace
Ous
Napoleon
Dockash and Majestic
Nations
Bulgaria
Servia
Fiume
Sofia
Belgrade
Jugo- Slavia
London
Daily Express
Trieste
Mussolini
Giardino
Bell Watson Church
South Seventh Street
J. Church
Vis
Oakland
Calif
Nak
Ntos
Betty Benson
Sen Breeee HeeeeReeee
Western Newspaper Union
The
Sonica
Fon
Teit
Coldratig
Diehfaty
Columbia
Aw Ay
Co Records
Johngtown
Episcopal Church
Clymer
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