Indiana course opens for church leaders during twelve weeks
An Indiana school of leadership learning opens Tuesday evening with good enrollment but limited teachers. The twelve week course targets pastors and church workers offering training at low cost. The next meeting is Tuesday at 7:30 PM in the Methodist Church with Mrs. Clara G. Earhart teaching the alumni group on The Life of Christ.
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Axfftha
Indiana School of Leadership Learning
Mathodist
Cindiana
Clara G. Earhart
Christ
Paul
Thrift Corp Dividends Highlight Indiana County Bank
The Indiana County Thrift Corporation reports it has paid its first dividend with a solid track record across twenty five thrift banks. Loans average up to 300 dollars for borrowers of good character with weekly installments and lower rates than money lenders. Directors and stockholders are prominent local figures who volunteer time to vet loans and support the initiative.
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Indiana County Thrift Corporation
Indiana County Ritt Corporation
Major Simpson
Hhas
Dionne Quintuplets At Seventeen Months Grow In Weight And Height
The Dionne quintuplets near 17 months weigh Marie 17 lbs 11.5 oz Emille 19 lbs 11 oz Cecile 21 lbs 1.5 oz Annette 21 lbs 7 oz Yvonne 21 lbs 11.75 oz The trio Yvonne Annette Cecile lead in weight while Cecile is tallest at 29.5 inches Six new teeth appeared last month Emilie Annette and Yvonne each gained two teeth. The article notes their nurses monitor safety as they explore activity around the nursery.
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Dafoe
Jayie
North Bay
Ont
Marie
Emille
Cecile
Annette
Yvonne
Bagure
Emile
Ansetti
Emilie
Yvan
Etoile
Mary Pickford
Beekeeping Demonstrations Attract Indiana County Growers
Sixteen beekeepers attended the morning Bee meeting near Indiana and thirteen joined the afternoon session near Blairsville. E J Anderson showcased queen introduction methods, noting fifty possible techniques but highlighting the most effective for reducing queen mortality. He cited bulletin C 141 and offered further details on fall feeding and disease control, including wax moth fumigation in bulletin C 158. Beekeeping supports pollination and income on over a thousand Indiana County farms, while talks touched on baby performers in a possible film project and Dr Dafoe’s view on funding and supervision.
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Indiana
Blairaville
Myr
E. J. Anderson
Mr. Anderson
J. W. Warner
Anderson
Indiana County
Pennsylvanian Supervisors Hear Stabilized Road Details
Supervisors learned about a new low cost stabilized road surface used on three Indiana streets Washington Maple and Fourth from Philadelphia to Church. Costs ranged from 6 1 3 to 10 cents per square yard with WPA labor support possible for township roads. Five WPA approved projects and six more await funding to start including sewer and street improvements.
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Indiana
State Highway Department
Borough Council
Washington
Eleventh
Thirteenth Street
Wayne Avenue
Fourth Street
Philadelphia
Church
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Davidson
Highway Department
Washingon Steel
Maple Street
Stone
Jones
WPA
Wheatfield
Garfield
Montgomery Township
Gipsy
Indiana Borough
Fairview
Pine Township
Alverda
Homer City
Young Township
Salisbury Borough
West Wheatfield Township
U S Writer to War Zone Continues on Page One
A U S writer describes experiences in a war zone, detailing the uneasy atmosphere as he and a companion squeeze into a crowded plane. The narrative recalls breast, heart, and the claustrophobic interior of the transport. The fragment reflects tension and personal peril amid wartime travel.
Four Countians Get State Plums
Harrisburg dispatch reports 78 appointments and 28 dismissals in state staff. Notable raises include August R. Schlaudecker, Erie, to 4200 dollars yearly as chief of real estate and insurance. Other raises list draftsmen Harry J. Shaffer Indiana and Almond Henry Montgomery Township, and Corry inspector Edward P. Rosebacher. Mary Melaughlin of Salisbury is named a clerk at 1320 dollars.
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Harrisburg
INS
Algo
August R. Schlaudecker
Erie
Department of Property and Supplies
Harry ‘J. Shaffer
Indiana
Almond Henry
Montgomery Township
Joseph A. Lahr
Creekside
Edward P. Rosebacher
Corry
Mary Melaughlin
Salisburg
Bombing Plane Flight Over Abyssinia With Ciano On Board
The narrator recounts a high altitude takeoff in a bomb rack equipped plane piloted by Count Ciano. A fearless co-pilot and a fearless observer describe steep climbs and a perilous descent at 11,000 feet. The trip ends with a landing at the home aerodrome amid ominous storm clouds and the skull insignia on Ciano’s uniform.
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Clane
Diano
Thoghusszmains
Abyssinia
Count Ciano
Ethiopia
Obituary notices for Kenneth Wyrick and John Pittman
Kenneth Wyrick 14 son of John and Dora Ishman Wyrick Bolivar died 7 30 p m Friday Memorial Hospital Johnstown from meningitis He was a Bolivar student Surviving his parents and brothers and sisters Herbert Hazel Anna Willis Thelma Marcelo Hershel at home Funeral arrangements not completed John Daniel Pittman 75 died last Wednesday in the home of his daughter Mrs Elmer F Grostiles Saltsburg Funeral at Robinson Funeral Home Sunday 2 p m Rev M Rudolf Miller with interment Edgewood Cemetery Friends may visit today 7 to 9 30 p m
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Kenneth Wyrick
John
Dora
Ishman) Wyrick
Bolivar
Memorial Hospital
Johnstown
Herbert
Hazel
Anna
Willis
Thelma
Marcelo
Hershel
John Daniel Pittman
Elmer F. Grostiles
Philadelphia Street
Robinson
North Seventh Street
M. Rudolph Miller
Saltsburg Presbyterian Church
Edgewood Cemetery
Saltsbury
Youth Dies As Car Clips Pedestrian On Marandi Road
Witnesses say Monaco’s car traveled center road and struck Mrs. Marandi a few feet from the vehicle. Patrolman McClusky testified marks showed Monaco’s car veered off, dragged the victim 85 feet after impact, with 95 feet to the crash site and 85 feet to the headlight fragments. Passengers Guerina Crucis and Edna Sipos, and John Dudash, testified.
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Marandi
McClusky
Guerina Crucis
Tide
Monaco
John Dudash
Molnar
Edna Sipos
G, 0. P. Leader Is Convicted
Defense counsel for Clark argued the administration sought Senate support for key measures via patronage as the trial opened, pointing to alleged solicitation by David Lawrence, Democratic state chairman and secretary of the commonwealth, amid a stormy legislative season.
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Clark
Senate
David L. Lawrence
The
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania Senator Williams H Clark Extortion Trial
William H Clark, Chester County Republican, was convicted by a Dauphin County jury of extortion and malfeasance for allegedly offering to trade his legislative influence for insurance contracts and political favors. Defense counsel vowed appeals and fought to the last ditch, while Governor Earle hailed the verdict as a milestone for decent government in Pennsylvania.
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William N. McNair
Plitesburgh
McNair
Abe
Lawrence
Oliver K. Eaton
Dauphin County
Clark
Senate
Equor
William Hulme
West Chester
Margiotti
Kalodner
Chester
George H. Earle
Kalender
Pittsburgh
INS
William H. Clark
Supreme Court
Eaton
Westchester
Harrisburg
International News Service
Chester County Republican
Capitol
Pennsylvania Senate
Earle
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
America
Collision on Indiana Elairsville road injures none
A morning crash on the Indiana Elairsville road in North Homer City involved vehicles driven by Ethel Peterson, 35, of Wilcox, Elk county, and Norman Patterson, 36, of Waterman. Peterson’s car crossed the center and was struck by Patterson’s car at about 9:30 a.m. There were no injuries.
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Ethel Peterson
Wilcox
Elk County
Norman Patterson
Waterman
Indiana-Elairsville
Homer City
Peterson
Patterson
Taylor Slashing Attack On Earle In Allentown Rally
Republican State Chairman M. Harvey Taylor opened the GOP fall municipal campaign at Dorney Park. He urged electing Republicans in November and warned that next year’s elections will be decided in thousands of courthouses. He attacked Gov. George H. Earle for three defeats in his first year, citing Pike and Montgomery County special elections and the anti-revision vote.
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Allentown
INS
Earle
M. Harvey Taylor
Vnj
Dorney Park
Taylor
George H. Earle
Bellefonte
Pennsylvania
Pike
Montgomery County
Two women die by jumping from New York window ledges
Two young women, unknown to each other, leaped to their deaths from window ledges in New York. One fell onto a sidewalk before Barnard College after entering as a student, the other landed in front of a midtown apartment building. The incidents occurred about 30 minutes apart.
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New York
Barnard College
Columbia University
Crooked Creek Rumblings Delayed for Next Issue
The weekly feature Crooked Creek Rumblings from Company 2328 She joda is postponed due to late copy reception. It will appear in the next issue, with publication scheduled for Monday.
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Crooked Creek
Shejoda
Notable corporate names listed in stock market index
A list of major companies appears, including Atlantic, Coca Cola, General Electric, IBM, DuPont, J and J, North American, Sears Roebuck, US Steel, Westinghouse, Woolworth, and many others noted in the market roster. The compilation reflects a broad cross section of industry leaders active in the era.
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Anaconda
Armour Atchizon
Atlantic
Beth Steel Bordens
Ches and O
Chrysler
Coca Cola
Columbia Gas Consolidated
DuPont
Bnd
Freeport
Texas
Elec
Gen Foods
Pethy
Penny Co
Kelvinator
Kannecot
Monty Ward Nash
Dairy
North Ann Packard Mirs
Penn RR
Pullman
Rubber Radio Corp Radio Keith Reynolds
Tob Sears Roebuck
Salt Cr
Socony-Vacuum
Cal Soot
Tex Corp Union Pec United Corp United Gay Imp US Steel
Warner Bros
Pic Westinghouse Air B
Westinghouse
Elec Mt. Fuel Supply
Woolworth Curb Assoc
Gag and
Blec Cities Service
Peanroad
Storm warnings rise at Key West and Camaguey area
The storm, moving westward, threatens Florida with warnings from Key West to Daytona Beach. In Cuba, Camaguey and Havana report rising barometers and strong winds as refugees pour into Camaguey stations. Officials fear the hurricane may head toward Florida straits. power concerns loom in Havana.
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Camaguey
Florida Keys
FERA
Old Key West
Cienfuegos
Cuban Power Company
Florida Straits
Cuba
Cardenas
Guiness
Havana
Santa Clara
Colon
Mantanzas
New Orleana
New Orleans
INS
Florida
U.S
Miami
U. S
Daytona Beach
Everglades City
Miners Accept New Wage Pact To End Strike
Union leader John L. Lewis announces miners resume work after swift negotiations in Washington. New wage scale sets base day rate at 5.50 dollars with modest tonnage increases, 35 hour week, district plans tied to national pact, and a 16 member joint committee to resolve remaining issues. If needed, issues go to a District of Columbia Supreme Court justice.
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Washington
Green
Kentucky
Tennessee
Virginia
John L. Lewis
United Mine Works
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Roosevelt on Agriculture and Cooperation in New Deal Policy
In a discussion touching the AAA and its pending Supreme Court cases, President Roosevelt emphasizes cooperation and voluntary contracts as core to the agricultural program. He frames government as a unifying force to safeguard individual rights while expanding welfare, and views agricultural policy as evolving beyond temporary fixes toward lasting pathways. He recalls Washington's legacy and stresses ongoing improvement of the program.
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Triple-A
Supreme Court
AAA
Roosevelt
George Washington
Enduring principle of farm equality in American agriculture
A passage asserts a nation has grown from youth to maturity, shedding old errors and safeguarding democracy through agricultural adjustment. It links farm equality to the rights sought at Concord and in the Declaration, stating that methods evolve but core principles remain, and that America will guard farmers against decay and preserve liberty.
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America
Concord
Italy Stays With League In East African Crisis
In Geneva Mussolini signals willingness to pursue a peaceful solution within the League of Nations. Benes urges Italy not to bolt, as the Assembly debates sanctions and observers for Ethiopia. Council committees map steps, while Italy eyes time to act amid potential sanctions.
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Mussolini
League Council
League
Great Britain
Geneva
Hudton Hawley
INS
Font
Reynard Benes
Czechoslovakia
League of Nations Assembly
Italy
Ethiopia
Benes
Abyssinia
Africa
Committee of Thirteen
Baron Pompeo Aloisi
Terg
Trans Persia
Enrique Ruizguianazu
Ttaly
Council of Ethiopia
Impersonators Loot Nant-y-Gl o Diner Couple at Night
A pair of intruders posed as federal agents entering a Nant-y- Glo home then ransacked the residence and fled with more than 1800 dollars. The couple, Mr and Mrs Joe Tomoruick of Cardiff Road, were shaken but uninjured. Police from Ebensburg and Nant-y- Glo, including Constable Clair Bishop, and troopers Elmer Schmeyer and Carl Erickson, are investigating.
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Mia
Joe Tomoruick
Cardiff Road
Sotice
Ke Tomoney
Tomonek
Clair Bishop
Nant-y- Glo
Ebensburg
Elmer W. Schmeyer
Carl
Lady Rip Van Winkle Slumbers Since 1932 in Chicago
Patricia Maguire, age 30, has remained in a deep coma since February 24 1932. Doctors describe her condition as a prolonged sleeping sickness with partial responsiveness returning gradually. Her mother Mrs Peter Miley stays at her bedside as Patricia begins to show tiny signs of sight hearing and taste while receiving nasally fed nutrition and later spoon feeding.
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Chicago
Patricia Maguire
Patricia
Rip van Winkle
Thle
Peter Miley
Pat
Renewed Border War Action duress in Ethiopia
Addis Ababa dispatch notes zero hour passed in the Italo Ethiopian war with minimal firing and Ethiopian soldiers exiled to the palace. The League of Nations may delay action, with October tenth now favored. Mussolini could begin campaigns any time as conditions dry. Reports consider Caproni bombers and troop landings to seize Addis Ababa, while observers may fix responsibility for hostilities.
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H. R. Knickerbocker I. N. S. Sia
Addis Ababa
INS
Mussolini
League
Ethiopia
Napier
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Moorhead
Apoliann
Salzeburg
Department of Justice
Homer
Congréss
Morris Sheppard
House
Key West
Nanty-Glo
Lady Rip van Winkle
Border Commission
Geo D. Leydic
Es Flere
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