Regular Army units in camp at Indiantown Gap Pa
Soldiers of the Regular Army cavalry and field artillery arrive at Indiantown Gap after a 175 mile march from Fort Myer. Third Corps troops join for two weeks of maneuvers amid debate over the future role of horse units versus tanks and mechanized forces. The force includes the 3 000 Ard cavalry units the 1st battalion of the 16th field artillery and the 10th cavalry machine gun troop with new tracked tanks and scout cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiantown Gap
Yogularriny
Fort
Myer
Van
Third Corps
Ard
16Th Field Artillery
10Th Cavalry
Obituary notices from Loyalhanna and nearby towns
Multiple obituaries from Loyalhanna township, Saltsburg area, and Punxsutawney detail deaths of Carolyn Virginia Barker Lemon at 86, Clifford Wesley Heeter aged 45, Myrtle Sell Bowder, Margaret Mitchell Anthony, and James Brown. Reports note birthplaces Cumberland Maryland and Clarion County, survivors including children and siblings, funeral arrangements, and burial locations in Edgewood Cemetery and Rural Valley Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Virginia (Barker) Lemon
James Morrison Lemon
Loyalhanna Township
Salisbore
Levi
Melvin (Hinkle) Barker
Cumperland
Daisy
Bertha Lemon
Ethel McCauley
Harry
Ralph
Clyde Lemon
Salieburg
Clay Lemon
Vandergrit
Lloyd Lemon
Swissvale
James Nixon
Elizabeth Whitesell
Salina
A. Rudolph Miller
Saltsburg
Myrtle (Sell) Bowder
F. W. Bawder
Kron
Pine Grove Wesleyan Methodist Church
Hillsdale
Thompson Cemetery
Margaret (Mitchell) Andthony
John C. Anthony
Natiye
Scotland
Sagamore
Avis
William Smouse
Yalesboro
A. L. Hodgson
Sangmore
John Mitchell
William Mitchell
Clearfield
Robert Mitchell
Towanda
N.Y
Andrew Mitchell
Mars
Tate
Valeley Cemetery
Weird Cave Prisoner In Kidnap Arrest Disclosed
New York police charged Franz Hanawald a 36 year old apartment janitor with abducting Julius Redlich a 63 year old wine importer and Wingdale resort owner and forcing him for eight hours into a cave chained to stakes near Millbrook New York Redlich said the kidnapper demanded twenty thousand dollars and promised to return for payment at his Manhattan office The cave was eight by six feet and two feet deep The suspect was moved to a Honesdale Pennsylvania farm Wingdale farm and finally an Upper Manhattan apartment before arresting authorities revealed Redlich and his family confronted him after the arrest
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Franz Hanawald
Julius Redlich
Hanawald
Hia Wingdale
N. Y
Millbrook
N.Y
Redlich
Manhattan
John
Berkshire County Club
Wingdale
Miami, Fla
Honesdale
Upper Manhattan
Democratic government and the economy for the people
The speaker argues that a constitutional democratic system must raise economic and social security and the American standard of living. Reforms should be pursued under the Constitution to avoid dictatorship and uphold fairness, tolerance, and public confidence in justice and security. Majorities and minorities should subordinate intolerance to the common good.
Judge Sees Black Appointment as Right Decision
Greensburg Pa Sept 18 Judge Sara Saffel of Allegheny County called President Roosevelt’s selection of Senator Hugo L Black to the Supreme Court on the spot and said the appointment would be a grave mis take if Black had been or remained a Ku Klux Klan member. She noted it is curious Black took two oaths of office close together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Sara Saffel
Allegheny Coun v
Roosevelt
Hugo L. Black
Supreme Court
Greensburg High School
Black
Ku Klux Klan
Senate
Contest of ideas reshapes government conduct today
A study notes a persistent pattern where a single idea dominates political thought across generations, driving dramatic changes in how government is run. The analysis traces influence from one era to the next and examines lasting impacts on public policy and leadership.
Destroyer reports hit amid Mediterranean crisis flare
Rumors of British and Franco British naval activity surround the Mediterranean crisis. Malta officials report boats Imperial and Sharks tied to suspected Spanish insurgent submarine movements with Italian and German destroyers. London responses vary from denial to ridicule as Mallorca landing plans loom. A separate dispatch notes Japanese military advances near Peiping with a triple thrust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Italy
Malta
Glorious
Mediterranean
Spain
Francisco Franco
Russia
Rusia
Britain
Imperial
Islan of Mallorca
London
Mallorca
Sheerness
England
Battle on Sino-Japanese Front Deepens Near Central Hopeh
Japanese forces push past Chochow toward Leiping and rail lines southward while central Hopeh braces for a major clash with Chinese regiments. In Shanghai, renewed bombardment around the Markham road area threatens the American defended sector as China mourns Manchuria's 1931 loss and civilians seek relief in films.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopeh
Chochow
Leiping
Kuanlichuang
Laishui
Kaopeitien
Tinghsing
Kaopetlen
Papingfu
Peiping
Japan
Nanking
Central
Tsnngchow
Tiensin
Shihe
Shanghai
Markham Road
United States
Liuhong
Lotien
Kiangwan
Chapei
Pootung
Liuho
Latien
Linhong
China
Manchuria
Chiang Kai-shek
Chiang
Fain
Paoshan
Yangtze
Shanghai Reopens Hotels as Marines Move In
Shanghai slowly resumes life after August 14 upheaval as two major hotels reopen amid shelling danger. European cabarets and dance halls revive with American jazz, while 1,600 US Marines arrive to reinforce the 4th regiment, bringing total forces to 2,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shangiai
Homorng Wis
San Diego
Cal
Regimviertt
S S Convention Here Next Week
Indiana County hosts a large S S convention with leaders from Indiana High School, M E Sunday School, state teachers college, and district divisions. Clergy and educators including Rev C C Fulton Rev H G Trimmer Rev J B Troutman Rev Samuel Hill and Prof J M Uhler will lead devotional and musical sessions featuring pianists Mrs Mary Walker Evelyn Hughes and Miss Gertrude Tuck amid a three day gathering at local churches and conference sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sistant
Indiana High School
Wilda Myers
M. E. Sunday School of
Indiana
F. Rinn
Bery L. Seanor
L. C. Bence
Scott
Chambers
J. M. Uhler
Indiana State Teachers College
J. Clair Irvin
D. D. Patterson
P. W. Large
Methodist Episcopal Church
Belsano
J. B. Troutman
Lutheran Church of
Smicksburg
Samuel Hill
Homer City
Lester H. Case
Union Church of
Ernest
C. (. Fulton
Charles D. Ross
Marion Center
Wm. L. Beck
Convention Church
Hans’ Adair
Laster H. Case
Mary Walker
Evelyn Hughes
Gerrtrude Tuck
Hamer City
Klansmen Gather for Pennsylvania State Convention
Unmasked Klansmen from scattered Pennsylvania communities meet behind closed doors for the state convention in York. Hundreds of delegates enter an auditorium on the York borough playground for business sessions to be followed by a hooded ceremony and burning of a cross. State officers were to be elected during the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Pennsylvania
Orth York Borough
McGarvey Dies. Conn's Manager in Pittsburgh
Jonney McGarvey, longtime manager of Billy Conn and former matchmaker, died in Pittsburgh at age after liver illness. He had guided bouts bringing Gene Tunney and Tommy Loughran to the city and helped organize the world middleweight title match between Teddy Yarusz and Vince Dundee at Forbes Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Jonney McGarvey
Billy Conn
Gene Tunney
Tommy Loughran
Steel City
Mcarvey
Motor Square Garden
Teddy Yarusz
Vince Dundee
Forbes Field
Eddie Dooley Signals Coming Grid Season On Air
Dartmouth All American quarterback Eddie Dooley returns to the Columbia Coast-to-Coast Network for football news each Thursday and Saturday. Sponsors Chesterfield plan two broadcasts weekly, with guests from time to time, and Dooley continues to be a leading football authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dartmouth
Eddie Dooley
Chesterfield Cigaretters
Paul Douglas
Dooley
New York
East
Middle West
Rocky Mountain States
Far West
America
Jock Sutherland
The
New York Sun
Grantland Rice
George Trevor
Weirton Reaches Finals in WABF Tournament
Weirton advances to the finals of the WABF tournament after a narrow win over Toledo. The game featured a late hidden ball kick by Zo Zapor, helping Weirton extend its winning streak to five games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weirton
WABF
Dayyon
Zo Zapor
Toledo
Green Says C I O Seeks Special Privileges
President William Green of the American Federation of Labor accuses John L. Lewis led C I O of seeking special privileges and ignoring democratic procedures. He says the steel strike failed because CIO leaders planned without worker input and urges workers to vote on striking. Green predicts the AFL convention will oppose forming any Aphor party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Willian Green
American Federation of Labor
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
C. I
Jsteel
Green
C. I. O. Leagers
C. I. QO
Roosevelt
Federation
Denver
State Closes Narragansett Track As O'Hara Placed Under Fire
Providence Sept 18 The Rhode Island State Racing Commission ordered Walter E O'Hara removed as director and the Narragansett track license suspended effective 7 PM with further notice The action follows two weeks of forced controversy tied to a libel complaint Quinn filed against O'Hara and a grand jury inquiry The proceedings came as Hearings over alleged misconduct by the Narragansett Racing Association dominated the final day of the meeting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Narragansett
Walter E. O'Hare
State Racing’Commission
Ernor
Robert E. Quinn
O'Hara
Quinn
Ing
O'hard
James Ft. Leighton
Nbet
Quint
Allega- Mohs
Narragansett Racing Association, Inc
Weirton Berth Stadium Victory Sets Final Showdown
Weirton beat an opponent 13 to 4 to reach the finals to be played Saturday afternoon. The Weirton squad surged from a 4-0 deficit in the first inning with 14 hits, securing the win in a late rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Robbies
Dayton
Weirton Boys
Weirton
Steel Workers
Stock Market List of Companies and Industrial Names
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous company names across sectors including aluminum, automotive, steel, chemicals, oil, aviation, and utilities. The item resembles a stock market index or compilation of industrials with partial spellings and truncations such as Beth Steel, Chrysler Corp, Goodyear, General Motors, Edison, Kodak, Du Pont, Eastman, and Union Carbide styles, interspersed with incomplete entries and abbreviations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allied
Allis
Alco
Anaconda
Refining Atlas Tack
Auburn Auto ‘Aviation Corp
Ball and Ohio Barnsdall Oil Bendix Aviat
Beth Steel
Blaw Knox Borden Co
Borfg-Warner Briggs Mfg
Calumet Sid Hec
Douglas Aircraft du Pont de N
Eastman Kodak
el Auto Lite
Brie RR
Gen Free Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Gen
Goodyear
Gt Northern Ry Pt
Hexb- Walker
Heckner
Hudson Motor Indust Rayon
Major Company Names Listed in Intersecting Industry Taxation
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous corporations across sectors including Tel Johns-Manville, Kennecott, Kroger, Coca Cola rivals, national biscuit and dairy firms, railways such as Penn RR and Northern Pacific, big automakers, oil and gas majors, and manufacturers like Goodyear, Studebaker, Parker, and Westinghouse. The snippet appears to catalog corporate names with percentages and figures, suggesting a financial or industrywide tally. No clear event or narrative is present in the readable portion, only a roll call of entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Int
Harvester
Nick Can
Tel
Johns-Manville Kennecott Kresge
Kroger Grocery
Lehigh Port
Val
Glass Liggett and
Loews Lorillard
Mack Trucks
Meay
Mclory
Mcintyre
McKess
Robbins McLellan
Kan
Texas
Montgom
Ward Murry Corp
Nash-Kelvinglor
Federal savings groups challenge banks in mortgage field
Newcastle reports that Louis W. Marmérestain of the First Federal Savings Association of South Philadelphia defended federal savings and loan associations against American Bankers Association charges. He argued long term mortgage lending should remain with liquid institutions. federals provide new bank business through mortgage financing and are strictly regulated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Louis W.marmoétatein
Federal Savings A Logr
South
Philadelphia
American Bankers Association
Marmerstein
Federal Savings & Loan Associations
Pennsylvania League of Building and Loan Associations
Malmerstein
Congress
Produce and livestock markets report from Pittsburgh
Markets report from Pittsburgh dated Sept 18 shows slow demand for produce with mixed prices for apples and bananas and steady potatoes. Livestock includes hogs mostly steady with some declines, cattle and calves near nominal, and sheep and spring lambs steady with late sales. details include various regional price ranges for apples, Jonathan varieties, York and Long Island potatoes, and cattle and hog weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Delaware
New York
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
New Jersey
Maine
Long Island
Godo
Outspoken Demand Challenges Constitution as Obstruction
A speaker demanded aggressive action if objectives were blocked, calling the Constitution a layman’s document not a lawyer’s contract. He argued framers used broad language to allow evolution and change and warned that delay in reforms harms the mass of American people. He criticized attempts to read into the Constitution language that would justify blocking social and economic improvement.
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Regular Army
Clifford Wesley Heeter
Punx
Heeter
T. W. Phillips Gas and Oil Co
Me. Heeter
J. W. Heeter
Butler
Ethel
Betty
Jane
Doris
Helen
Thomas
Wesley
Butter
Harry Patts
St. Petersburg
Emily Davis
Robert Meal
Mercer
R. A. Shephard
Valencia
James Brown
Pawpaw
Mich
J. C. Peterman
Indianay-Mrrs
Harry McDaniel
Paw- Paw
George Brown
Leydie Funers
Five Points
Shouse
Europe
Alabama
Moorhead
S. S
M'Garvey
Conn
Cosis
North Dakota State
Omaha U
West Chester
P.M.C
Furman
Newberry
Richmond
Apprentice
Ferndale
DuBois
Westmont
Meyersdale
Spangler
Ebensburg
Portage
Adams Township
Somerset
Boswell
Wilkes-Barre
Kingston Township
Tyrone
Mt. Union
Hollidaysburg
Saxton
Tamaqua
Lehighton
Pottsville
East Pike
Mt. Tebanon
Stowe
Oil City
Youngsville
East Washington
Midway
Clark
Oakdale
Sewickley
Tarentum
Arnold
Kittanning
Brookville
Altoona Catholic
Robertsdale
St. Clairsville
West Alexander
Shenango
Evans City
Connellsville
Ramsay
BUICK
Indiana Motor Co
North 8Th St
Indiana, Pa
D. Leydie
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