Ethiopian Optimism After Five British Regiments Dispatch
Addis Ababa reports a wave of optimism among Ethiopian leaders as five British regiments are dispatched to Egypt and Britain signals forceful support. Emperor Haile Selassie hosted an imperial banquet with correspondents and ministers, where European-style protocol and lavish cuisine highlighted the mood. The emperor, dressed in black, greeted guests while six ministerial aides and wives of correspondents attended, and a flawed power supply briefly interrupted the event. The emperor expressed interest in visiting America after the current trouble.
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H. R. Knickfraocker
J. N.S
Addis Ababa
Egypt
Britain
Mussolini
Ethiopia
Halle Selassie
New Palace
Mountougelta
Teoless
Lo Unis
America
Obituary Notice for Leisenring Native Mrs Marandi
Mrs Marandi of Leisenring Fayette County born October 2 1898 died after automobile accident. Survived by husband Louis three daughters Margaret Alice Catherine and five sons Louis Neil and others. Mother Mrs Katherine Nolan of Superior and many brothers and sisters. Funeral arrangements not set.
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Garoner Woods
Marandit
Leisenring
Fayette County
William Nolan
Katherine
Carrigan) Nolan
Louis Marandi
Louis
Neil Marandi
Margaret
Alice
Catherine Marandi
Katherine Nolan
Superior
Mitchell Nolan
Derry
John Nolan
Springdale
Edward Nolan
Clymer
James Nalan
Crabtree
Neil] Nalan
Thomas Nolan
Hollidays Cove
W. Va
Charles Neverla
Ben Costeilo
Italy Might Stand Chance in Mediterranean War
Naval observers assess Italy’s aerial power as decisive in early battles but limited by replacement difficulties in a protracted war with Britain.Italy relies on imports for aircraft material while Britain can mass produce airframes, according to intelligence summaries from the Mediterranean.
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Italy
Britain
Mediterranean
Armanda
Haly
Eighth annual ram sale at Fair Grounds brings $25.06 average
The Indiana County Sheep and Wool Co operative Association concluded its eighth purebred ram sale yesterday at the Fair Grounds. Sixteen rams were sold at an average of 25.06 dollars, with high price ram a yearling Mampshira sold for 53 dollars. Buyers included Will Farms Greensburg and several others across Ebensburg Indiana and Punxsutawney. Col Robert Peebles of New Castle served as auctioneer and W B Connell of State College as ringmaster. The directors praised the sale and the quality of the rams sold.
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Fair Grounds
Indiana County Sheep and Wool Co-operative Association
J. M. Brown
White Township
A. BR. Hamilton
Johnstown
Will Farms
Greensburg
R. J. Rober
Ebensburg
R. PD
James Kirkland
Clymer
R.D
Archie Nichol
Indiana
R. D
Wohlwein
Salina
RS. Fitzgerald
Apollo
R. B. Miller
Shelocta
S. Ferry
Roaring Springs
J. T. Bell
Punxsutawney
Pas
Carlyle Dick
Sherry Bennett
John Shrader
New Stanton
Quitter Boyer
Sheloca
Col
Robert Peebles
New Castle
W. B. Connell
State College
County Wool Growers’ Association
Britain Italy naval strength in Mediterranean balance
A report notes 188 ships built, vs 292 for Britain historically. Britain currently has about 150 warships near the Mediterranean, while almost all of Italy’s 188 ships are concentrated in home waters, indicating a shift in naval balance in the region.
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Britain
Mediterranean
Alx
Dtaly
Obituary notices from DuBois area
D L Smiley a long time DuBois resident dies at 6 pm after illness. Funeral in Trinity Lutheran Church with I O O F services, interment Morningside Cemetery. Also details on Mrs Hattie W Schreckengost and Mrs Catherine Weitzel Johnston with funeral plans and surviving relatives.
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Greenwood Ceametery
Indiana
B.st
D. L. Smiley
DuBois
Smicksburg
Trinity Lutheran Church
Secere
Lloyd Smiley
Pittsburgh
Lane Smiley
Schreckengoss
Earl Heilman
Manor
Church
Roscoe MccConnell
South Bend
Catherine
Methodist Episcopal Church
Kilfanning
W. §. Trosh
D. D
Schreckengost
Manor Cemetery
Catherine (Weitzel) Johnston
John B. Johnston
Salisburg
Jonathan and
Mary (Smeltzer) Weitzel
Loyalhanna Township
Westmoreland County
Coroners Jury Frees Aviators in Death Case
Professor L Joslyn Rogers testified denying poison aside from alcohol found in the body Koenecke died of cerebral hemorrhage Dr W H Taylor said the head and left face bore extensive abrasions no fatal neck or shoulder wounds and a small extinguisher showed marks from repeated strikes in a trial setting Gaelic orders cited by the Tish Guards from President De Valera governing military attention.
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L. Joslyn Rogers
Theody
Koenecke
W. H. Taylor
de Valera
Arrest of Mrs Batalla and the Calvary Cemetery Babe
The search for the infant's mother ends with the arrest of Mrs Batalla. The deceased baby was found under a tree, a milk bottle nearby. Strangers funded a gravesite burial at Calvary Cemetery as Mrs Batalla laments the loss and proclaims love for Annabelle.
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Potter's Field
Calvary Cemetery
the McNeil
Annabelle
S. S. Hosts Convention Activities In Indiana
A scheduled convention program lists Friday sessions led by D. F. Rinn and Rev. Arthur J. Pfohl, with music, devotions, and talks on child religion, church tasks, and adult education. The Leadership Training Alumni meet, youth rallies, and church services are outlined, along with Saturday worship, elections, and officer installations led by Dr. Munro and Rev. Griffiths.
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D. F. Rinn
Arthur J. Pfohl
Lutheran Church of Indiana
Hazel A. Lewis
Harry Thomas Stock
Leadership Training Alumni Association
R. P. Worcester
Griffiths
Convention Church
Martha Harris
County Youth Council
County Youth Council, Presiding Music
Ben Pollock
Helen Rarie
Stock
First. Presbyterian Church
H. Irvin Myers
Presiding Music
Case
R. L. Clark
S.T.D
First Presbyterian Church
Dr. Munro
C.J. Siegfried
Silliman A. Foster
First United Presbyterian Church
Indiana
Dr. Stock
G. C. McCormick
Rudolph Miller
Presbyterian Church
Salisbury
Miss Lewis
Munro
C. O. Anderson
Britain Eyes Mediterranean Tension and League Covenant
Foreign diplomats warned any minor incident could spark a war of vast scale as British and Italian fleets concentrate in the Mediterranean. London notes no Italian protest about the British fleet and frames the Ethiopia affair as a League matter, not an African dispute, stressing precautionary moves to uphold the Covenant.
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Mediterranean
Britain
Maly
Ethiopia
Britain Moves to Halt Italy in East Africa Crisis
London rushes ships and planes to the Mediterranean as Britain asserts authority over any Italo Ethiopian dispute. Mussolini shows caution at Geneva while France, Italy, and Britain mobilize forces and seek to influence League of Nations action. Gibbons travels to Asmara with Mussolini’s permission as tensions rise globally.
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Rome
Guglielmo Emanuel
INS
Great Britain
Italy
East Africa
League of Nations
Mediterranean
Britain
League
Committee of Five
Geneva
Hudson Hawley
I. N
Europe
Benito Mussolini
Il Duce
Ethiopia
Mussolini
League Council
Tr Duce
Baron Pompeo Aloisi
Pierre Laval
France
Laval
Anthony Eden
Eden
Moye Talon
Djibouti
French Somaliland
Addis Ababa
Marseilles
Gibbons
Wara
Brindisi
UINS
Floyd Gibbons
Asmara
Erstrea
Palazzo Venezia
Cubs rely on mascot Paul Dominick amid rough spell
Chicago Cubs players seek luck from a teddy bear like mascot named Paul Dominick known as the 1'peareold' figure. After joining the team the Cubs won sixteen straight, but Paul misses time due to school, briefly returning to deliver a first inning single that helped fuel a 6 to 1 win.
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Chicago
Cox
Cub
Roly-Paly
Paul Dominick
Peareold
Cubs
Paul
Phillies
Pierce
Golan
Mine Safety Rally Plans Announced with Yearlong Contest
A safety contest starts January 1 1996 to run through the year. The chapter and mine with the best monthly safety record win the district council safety banner, with a yearly banner for the best overall record. The banner is displayed at the safety rally presented by the T S Lowther Mining Institute honoring the veteran Indiana mine inspector.
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District Council
T.S. Lowther Mining Institute
Stock Market Dips Then Recovers Amid War Scare
New York trading opened with heavy selling on European war fears as the market slid more than six points. By noon, stocks found support and some losses were trimmed. Du Pont led declines before partial recovery, while gold shipments worth 30 million dollars to New York marked one of the largest metal movements since last spring.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Europe
France
DuPont
Allied Chemical
Atlantic
Kelvinator
Kennecott Cpr
Lone Starage
Miami
Kansas
Tex Co
Monty Ward
Nash Mirs
Nail Dairy
Socony-Vacuur
O of Cal
NJ , Texas Corp
United Corp
United Gas Ny
U $ Rubber
U § Steel
Warner Bros Fic
Westinghouse
Elec
Woolworth
Curb Assoc Gas
Phare
Pennroad
Homemade cosmetics versus costly brands for frugal beauty
A reader argues for homemade facial care using all purpose creams, olive oil applications, oatmeal masks, egg masks, lemon juice, and cold compresses. Advice covers cleansing, skin toning, eye and forehead care, basic makeup, hair care, and saving for occasional professional styling.
Close Harbor at Gibraltar shuts three harbor entrances
Gibraltar Sept 20. All three entrances to Admiralty Harbor were officially closed to prepare Gibraltar for emergencies. Naval authorities also ordered readiness to extinguish all lights at a moment's notice as a defense precaution. The viaduct of the North Mole was closed, leaving all harbor entrances shut after previous closures.
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Gibraltar
Admiralty Harbor
Mediterranean
Reiter Dismissed From State Air Control Post
Harrisburg report states William A. Reiter chief of the State Bureau of Aeronautics for two years and a state employee since 1928 was dismissed from his $4,000 a year position. No successor named and no other staff changes planned.
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Harrisburg
INS
William A. Reiter
State Bureau of Aeronautics
Herman Armstrong
Department of Revenue
Unemployed groups press broad relief program in Harrisburg
Delegates claiming to represent 300000 unemployed submitted a 10 group demand plan to Governor Earle calling for cash relief in each county a 450 percent relief increase direct relief for all jobless until jobs at union wages and a special session of the Legislature to fund the state share of relief. In Washington an executive order allows state administrators to fix minimum hours so monthly security wages align with local prevailing rates with no change to overall wage scales. Nebraska calls million dollar social security act unconstitutional.
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Harrisburg
Aixe Point
State Emergencly Relief Board
Berhard Childe
York County
Unemployed Works Division Alliance
Earle
Washington
INS
Work Relief Administration
Lapa
Works Progress Administration
Harry L. Hopkins
Hopkins
Hugh Johnson
New York City
Building Trades Department
The
American Federation of Labor
Gc. Johnson
Edward F. McGrady
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