Drought Aid and Crop Insurance Plans Speeded
Roosevelt moves to speed a permanent drought and land use program with an ever normal granary system. Five committees, led by Secretary Wallace, will develop all risk crop insurance and a long term plan for Great Plains resources, with data from millions of farmers and potential Congress action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Aciag
Rroosevelt
Great Plains
Hyde Park
Wallace
Morris L. Cooke
A. G. Black
Bureau of Agricultural Economies
H. R. Tolley
Wayne C. Taylor
Agricultural Department
Roy M. Green
Agriculture Department
Green
Capper
Kansas
Alfred M. Landon
Pope
Idaho
Roosevelt
Roosevelt plans crop insurance and drought committees
In Hynde Park New York President Roosevelt awards two committees to draft crop insurance and drought plans. Topeka Kansas Governor Landon readies a Des Moines speech outlining farm views with more farm talks to follow. Hearst attacks Roosevelt for Communist support while premiums debate sparks farmer interest. Earl Browder accuses campaign of lies as Landon criticized. Norman Thomas appeals for Negro support against discrimination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hynde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Topeka
Kas
Landon
Des Moines
New York
William Randolph Hearst
Earl Browder
Chicago
William Lemke
ST. Louis
Norman Thomas
Altho
Landon Wilh
Kansas
Congress
W. T. Lambertson
Frank Carlson
London
Wisconsin
Sinissippi
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Felix M. Warburg
Sabbath School Conference Outline and Messages
Extensive notes from a Sabbath School meeting outline covering daily sessions Friday to Saturday. It lists worship services, addresses, and conference topics such as Christ in You the Hope of Character, Doing the Impossible, The Home of the Future, and Staying to Church. Speakers include Rev. Burkhart Mrs. Bailey Miss Wallace and Harry I. Myers, with music by the Lutheran Sunday School orchestra under William L. Beck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. Rinn
J. M. Bailey
Ackerson
Mrs. Bailey
Miss Wallace
Burkhart
McMillen
Bodmer
Harry I. Myers
Walter E. Myers
R. P. Worcester
Rroy A. Burkhart
Lutheran Sunday
William L. Beck
Beck
IIT Cor
Rev. Burkhart
Walter E .Myers
B. B. Crawford
Convention Church
R. H. Austin
Our
Reyv
Robert L. Clark
T.D
County League Play Offs Begin Tuesday
The Indiana County League starts its playoffs with Diamondville visiting Plumville at 4 p.m. Tuesday. If needed, a third game will be held Thursday in Indiana. Fulton Run defeated Chambersville twice to exit, delaying the championship five game series until Diamondville Plumville finish. Clymer, regular season champions, withdrew from the round robin due to players missing work or school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B Barclay
Diamondville
Plumville
Indiana Diamond
Fulton Run
Chambersville
Clymer
Metcalf Wins Tour To Havana Event
Metcalf wins a tour to Havana as part of a corporate incentive. Speakers include MIT professor Robert F. Elder US Commerce official Vergil Reed and Thomas Beck publisher of Collier's. Kelvinator president George W Mason and VP H W Burritt discuss programs and policies. The cruise rewards consistent sales effort and fosters ties between field staff and company leadership in Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. Elder
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Vergil Reod
U. S. Department of Commerce
Thomas Beck
Collier's
George W. Mason
Kelvinator Corporation
H. W. Burritt
Bales
William Jack Dies At Field Trials After Paroxysm
William Jack suffered a fatal heart episode during a field trials event as fellow riders returned to the field. Despite the crowd and assumption he would have wished the trials to continue, officials kept the schedule. Funeral services were held at his North Sixth Street residence at 2:00 p m with Rev. Stillman A. Foster officiating. Interment followed in Greenwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
North Sixth Street
Stillman A. Foster
First United Presbyterian Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Funeral services announced for Shaulis family names
Rev Samuel Shaulis of Somerset Charles Shaulis of Lavansville and Wesley Shaulis of Bakersville are listed in funeral notices. Friends may call at Robinson Funeral Home with services set for 3 30 p m Tuesday conducted by Rev Arthur V Pfohl. Interment at Oakland Cemetery Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Shaulis
Somerset
Charles Shaulis
Lavansville
Wesley Shaulis
Bakersville
Robinson Funeral Home
Arthur v. Pfohl
Oakland Cemetery
Indiana
Pa. official urges crackdown on speeding and drunk driving
John B. Kelly secretary of revenue appealed to Pennsylvania law enforcement to support justice for automobile offenders. He asked officers to report all speeding and drunken driving arrests and to require license revocation explanations. Several auto deaths are listed in Pittsburgh Philadelphia Erie including Catherine Dickson Florence Oberman and John Kepner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgh
John B. Kelly
Secretary of Revenue
Pennsylvania
Kelly
Pittsburgh
Catherine Dickson
George Smith
Philadelphia
Florence Oberman
John Kepner
Erie
James Rour Ski
Alex Marshall
Charles R. Leone
Rourcki
County Tuberculosis Program Promoted by Society
The Indiana County Tuberculosis Society advances a program to extend coverage funded by Christmas Seals. A Tuberculin Survey is part of entering freshman exams at Indiana State Teachers College with 481 tested and 90 reactors, plus X-ray follow ups at student expense. Society headquarters are in Room 18, Weamer Building, led by Dr. C. Paul Reed with officers Mrs. W. L. Turner Blairsville and Harold Co Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana State Teachers College
Indiana County Tuberculosis Society
Weamer Building
Dy. C. Paul Reed
W. L. Turner
Blairsville
Harold Co
Williams
Ralph &. Forrester
Fascists drive for Maqueda near Alcazar in Toledo
Reporter meets Lena Abranzon a 21 year old Argentine militia volunteer from Buenos Aires as fascists push toward Maqueda near the Alcazar fortress. She recalls serving in Guadarrama Mountains and leading an attack with a hand grenade, claiming eight Moors killed. A distant shell lands harmlessly nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcazar
Lena Abranzon
Buenos Aires
Toledo
Guadarrama Mountains
Alcazan
Landon Cons Agr advisers study Roosevelt crop plan
Gov Alf Landon and his agricultural advisers reviewed President Roosevelt s crop insurance move as the Republican candidate gears up for a major Midwest farm belt drive. Landon will deliver three major speeches and numerous brief talks aboard the Sunflower Special train while touring Iowa Kansas and Wisconsin. Felix Warburg said he will vote for Landon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Landon
Springfeld
Mass
Uniontown Case Developments
Prosecution pushes for all involved in a brutal killing as two state policemen remain suspended. Attorney General Margiotti releases investigators and questions witnesses including District Attorney Reilly, assemblymen Cochrane and Welsh, and Asst. DA Byrne. Margiotti may appoint himself as special prosecutor while Detective Wall’s stabbing incident ties to Monaghan’s arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margiotti
James A. Reilly
Reilly
Monaghan
Major Adams
St. Vincent's College
Wall
Monaigan
Bertilion
Ickes' son loses auto licenses in Massachusetts
Boston Sept 21 Frank A Goodwin Registrar of Motor Vehicles suspended the right of Robert H Ickes adopted son of the Secretary of the Interior to operate motor vehicles in Massachusetts after inspectors held Ickes entirely to blame for a September 12 accident in which seven persons claimed injuries A hearing was called to determine whether Ickes should be deprived of driving privileges and his car registration in the state
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Frank A. Goodwin
Robert H. Ickes
Secretary of the Interior
Massachusetts
Goodwin
Ickes
Tlingig
Shuvetta
Selassie Flies To Protect Ethiopian Rights
Geneva September 21. Emperor Selassie flies to Geneva as League credentials committee weighs if Ethiopia remains entitled to seat in the League Assembly. Assembly adjourns to await committee decision, observers expect a majority vote against seating Ethiopia since Selassie is no longer reigning. Officials say a majority could decide the seating status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Selassie
League of Nations Credentials Committee
Ethiopia
League Assembly
Hazelton School Board Ends Strike With Attendance Order
Hazleton Sept 21 The Hazel township school board invoked compulsory attendance to force teachers of Latimer No 2 school into classrooms. Student pickets, who walked out last spring over the dismissal of Principal John Smith, have kept teachers out of the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazleton
Hezle Township
John Smith
Easter Gift Bomb Slayer On Trial Today
Wilkes Barre labor leader Thomas Maroney and son were killed when two home-made bombs exploded on Good Friday. Michael Fugmann, a miner, faces trial on charges tied to the Easter gift bombs sent to area residents. Cemetery sexton Michel Gallagher also died in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Michael Fugmann
Thomas Maroney
Leon Schwartz
Maloney
Thomas, Jr
Michel Gallagher
Robbery hoax at America Club split by Pittsburgh papers
Sun Telegraph reported detectives investigated claims of a robbery at the America Club with about 10,000 seized after 30 members were lined against walls. Police denied the report and club officials said it did not occur. One man was shot in the leg attempting to conceal 3000 by dropping and stepping on it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Sun Telegraph
America Club
Treasury balance and receipts report
Treasury figures show Sept 18 position with receipts of 50,123,967.82 and expenditures of 36,749,045.80, leaving a balance of 2,276,967,209.26. Customs receipts for the month total 20,116,822.51.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Treasury
YOUR CHILDREN By Olive Roberts Barton on campus wardrobe wisdom
Advice for parents guiding college bound students through clothing choices. Emphasizes buying essentials, consulting alumni about campus dress norms, balancing preparatory and college rules, and marking belongings. Stresses durable shoes, warm coats, and practical packing for varied climates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Roberts Barton
Polonius
Laertes
Luella
Lou
Saturated Market and Odd Tales From Across the Nation
Delaware residents faced price cuts cutting profits as Manville paid 12 4 snakes at a rate and buried each to avoid double payment. In Memphis Fred Langbein spent hours weekly polishing his car and logged nearly 600 000 miles. Kansas City Fire Captain Mercier faced a smoky drugstore blaze interrupted by a radio playing a crime story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Ohio
Herbert B. Manville
Olentangy River
Manville
Memphis
Tenn
Fred W Langbein
Lambein
Ford
Langbein
Kansas City
Kas
Arthur Mercier
Kitchen beauty tips from Hollywood stars
A feature extols home remedies for facial care using kitchen ingredients. It cites Barbara Pepper and Jane Hamilton as endorsers of honey and egg masks, respectively, and advises cleansing skin beforehand, applying masks, resting, then rinsing and moisturising. Additional tips include lemon juice lotion to reduce suntan and discoloration, with emphasis on clean skin and a final cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Barbara Pepper
Shy
Barbara
Jane Hamilton
Jane
Local Social Roundup and Upcoming Security League Meet
A busy social column lists numerous visits and calls among Rochester area residents including Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Smith, Miss Esther Sprankle, and many others visiting at various homes in the region. Also noted are a batch of weekend visits to Indiana and Johnstown, a Canada trip for Miss Lucille Carbaugh, and a business trip by C. E. Palmer and J. A. Gaul. The Security League announces three conventions in Sec ond and Water streets on Friday September 25 at 2 and 7 30 p m, with notes on the role of mills as a nearly perfect food source, and a brief item about a two seat monoplane prototype for sale highlighting features from larger ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Smith
Rochaster
W. G. Carmire
Esther Sprankle
Harold Guy Sprankle
Ernest Alers
Billy Alters
C. EB. Palmer
John Hoop
Punxsutawney
Harry Beck
Milton Sutter
Clairton
L. M. Sutter
George Gaul
Chauncey Beck
Johnstown
Evelyn Hugus
Tha Eleanora
Groundhog Park
Roland Korb
North
Troutville
Myrtle Peffer
Albert
Rose Shields
Indiana
Hirs
Allen Coder
Helvetia
J. A. Gaul
Walter
Berdden Fleck
Ernest
Katherine
Bertha Rippert
Emma Wilhelm
Marion Hugh
Walter Sutter
Fred
Daniel
New Kensington
D. B. Sutter
Joe Mumbray
Anna Lou
Donnie
Cloe
Q. G. Wolf
A. G Fetterhof
L. Fetterhof
Butler
Visnee
W. G. Dormire
Legionnaires Gather For Eighteenth American Legion Meet
National Commander Ray Murphy opened the eighteenth national convention in Cleveland urging universal peace while warning that disarmament cannot proceed amid current conditions. He recalled the WWI War To End War and warned it could spark further conflicts if nations lose the will to wage war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ray Murphy
American Legion
America
MIntyre Lad Falls At Home In Inevitable Injury
Alfred Finotti 11 son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Finotti was brought to Indiana Hospital after falling down stairs at home yesterday. He received injuries from the fall and is under medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Finotti
Ernest Finotti
Indiana Hospital
Market index snapshot of major stocks and percentages
A compact list of stock names and percent figures covers Amcor Amana Coca Cola and many others with percentages such as 133% 71% 227 126% 28% and 22% across sectors including rail, auto, oil, and utilities reflecting a broad market snapshot from the day. It includes Amoco American Brands and Std Oil among others with values shown for reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Exp Air
Amn
Alco Am
Auburn Auto
Baldwin
Ohio
Chrysler
Coca Cola
Doug -Airc
DuPont Eastman Kod
Elec Auto
Elec
Hudson
NJ Studebkr
Tex Corp
Transsma
Airc Corp Uni" Corp Uni Gas
Ind Air US
West Bl
M Woolworth Ark ‘Nat Gas
Bond and Shan Corp Card
Hearst replies to White House red statement
William Randolph Hearst 73, publisher of 25 newspapers, sends a 1000-word Amster dam cable rebutting the White House claim that he aids alien groups hostile to the American system. He accuses Roosevelt of embracing Marxists and radicals and cites his papers' charge of communist influence in the New Deal campaign. Browder responds, and Pittsburgh radio issues tie into equal oppertunities rules for candidate air time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Randolph Hearst
Roosevelt
Hearst
Amsterdam
White House
Russia
Communist Party of the United
Browder
Pittsburgh
Hearst-operated
WCAE
Richberg
Karl Marx
Stalin
Moscow
Professor Frankfurter
Tugwell
Mary Agnes McMullen 69 Dies At Home In Johnstown
Miss Mary Agnes McMullen of Johnstown died of a heart attack at 345 p m Saturday at 713 Napoleon Street She was born March 21 1867 in Strongstown Indiana County and had lived in Johnstown for 50 years Surviving are a brother and four sisters Funeral services will be at 9 am tomorrow in St John Gualbert Church Interment in the church cemetery. Also noted are obituaries for Mrs Keichler Mrs Isabel Barris and Edith BabinyecK with funeral details and residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Agnes McMullen
Johnstown
Napoleon Street
Miss McMullen
Anna Mae McMullen
Indiana County
Strongstown
Hugh
Rebecca
Fowler) McMullen
Ladies Catholic Beneficial Association
Ella McMullen
Derry
Alice Repp
Gertrude Holsinger
Wess Street
Rebecca Amend
Wilkinsburg
Alex McMullen
Keichler
Henrietta Longwill
East Pike
Pittsburgh
Willison
Cedar Avenue
North Side
Isabel Barris
Joseph, Barris
Clymer Road
Scranton
Joseph Barris
Dunmore
Arthur
James Parris
Homer City
Isabel Tompking
Tunkheaonock
Charles Williams
Oaklend Cemetery
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Moorhead
Indiema's Finest Man's Store
CO. Sabbath School Meet
Lake
Arthur R. Bodmer
William Jack
DR. Shaulis
County Tuberculosis Society
Maqueda
Middle West
Alf M. Landon
Iowa
Menrrow
Uniontown Case Developments
Iskes
Hazel
Alicia Hart
NEA
Covode
Security League
Pennsylvania Security League
Second and
Water Streets
Digt
Legionnaires
M’intyre
Edith Babinyeck
Center Township
Funsrad
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