Federal program tests Bangs disease in Indiana county
Federal Bureau of Animal Industry leads testing of 585 herds in Indiana county with no cost to cattle owners. Indemnity offered up to 26 dollars for graded cattle and 50 dollars for purebreds plus meat salvage, not exceeding full appraised value. Testing coordinated by Dr. William V. McGroarty and a Bang Test committee in each township.
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Indiana County
William V. McGroarty
Federal Bureau of Animal Industry
McGroarty
C. W. Briggs
Pennsylvania Bureau of Animal Industry
Court House
Pruning Demonstration by County Agent Friday
County Agent Warner will conduct a pruning demonstration Friday at 1 30 p m at W L Henry farm just north of Coal Run in Young township The session covers pruning of apple peach trees and grape vines Attendees may obtain a bulletin on budding and grafting by visiting the County Agent’s office in the courthouse basement or by mailing a card
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Warner
W. L. Henry
Coal Run
Young Township
Five-Year-Old Fraud Case Ends in Two-Year Jail Term
J BE Shields, 45, contractor, was sentenced by Judge E BE Creps on Monday to serve a year in county jail, pay prosecution costs and restitution over $1,000 after pleading no defense to a five year fraudulent conversion charge. Mrs Gio Bruno alleged Shields withheld funds from a repair contract and failed to honor monthly repayments.
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J. BE
Shields
J. HE
E. BE
Creps
Gio Bruno
Engraving of George Washington Family Recovered After Floods
An engraving depicting the George Washington family, found by W C Henderson’s father after the 1889 Johnstown flood, adorned his Huff home until the 1936 flood swept it away. Carried off by high waters, it was later recovered and restored to the Henderson residence.
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George Washington
Henderson
W. C. Henderson
Huff
Johnstown
Mr. Henderson
Lincoln Assassination Recount in Our American Cousin
In a dramatic reenactment by Elmo Scott Watson recounting John Wilkes Booth’s fatal night at Ford’s Theatre in 1865 Laura Keene stars as the President’s audience watches Booth declare Sic semper tyrannis. Booth’s spur snag on the American flag triggers his fall and escape, ending with his capture and shooting.
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John T. Ford
Washington
Laura Keene
John Pord
Aima
John Wilkes Booth
Lincoln
Western Newspaper Union
Radium Costs and Hospitals Mirror Science Demands
The article compares astronomy and medicine, noting radium's high value and scarcity since its 1910 discovery. It cites $3,600,000 per ounce historical cost, a two-pound global production in 26 years worth nearly a billion, and radiologists using about $300 of radium per patient to pursue cures regardless of payment.
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Madame Currie
Mine Operator Absolved From Blame In Deaths Of Rossiter Family
Explosion at Francis Mine dam near Rossiter on March 17 caused a deadly flood that drowned the Saye family. State Mine Inspector T. J. Lewis found the burning dump and rock waste behind the water buildup, which exploded when rains reached the fire. A. L. Light, last operator of the mine, was cleared of fault. the investigation heads to the June grand jury. He and witnesses from Rossiter will testify. unrelated auctions and local notices follow.
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Francis Mine
A. L. Light
Francis
Russell Leslie Sage
Rossiter
Saye
Lillian
Donna Jean
Ethel Mae
T. J. Lewis
Punxsutawney
Iire
Mr. Light
Lewis
Edwin M. Clark
John Woods
Granda Jury
Stull Seeks Republican Nomination for 27th District Congress
Honorable Howard W. Stull of Johnstown seeks the Republican nomination to represent Indiana Cambria Armstrong and Jefferson counties in Congress. A native of Cambria County and former 20th District congressman, he is a lawyer with broad business experience, active in First Presbyterian Church Johnstown and Bible study. He has supported Boy Scout and river improvement associations and is a long-time Mason.
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Howard W. Stull
Johnstown
Congress
Indiana
Cambria
Armstrong
Jefferson
Stull
Cambria County
Indiana State Normal School
State Teachers College
First Presbyterian Church of
Conemaugh
Moving Van Driver Pleads Guilty to Stop After Accident
Jack Hadady 28 of Cleveland pleaded guilty to failing to stop after an accident five miles west of Indiana on Route 422. The plea was postponed until assurances injuries are remedied. The incident involved a moving van sideswiping Mrs Mabel Findley 53 of Butler, who suffered a facial laceration.
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Jack Hadady
Cleveland
Indiana
Creps
Hadady
Mra
Mabel R. Findley
Butler
Moving Concern
Highway Patrol
Judge Creps
Findley
Kittanning Presbytery Meets in Elderton on April 18
The spring meeting of Kittanning Presbytery will be held at Elderton Presbyterian Church on Monday and Tuesday April 13 and 14. Rev John A Walker pastor of the church. Dr Francis Carter Wood, cancer authority, discusses growth causes and Japan population figures cited as context.
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Kittanning
Elderton
John A. ‘Walker
Francis Carter Wood
Walter H. Jackson Campaign Appeal in Republican Ballot
Walter H. Jackson urges voters to support constitutional government and American markets for farm and industrial products. He calls for reopening mills factories mines and other industries to provide full time work at good wages, saying his name will appear first on the Republican General Assembly ballot.
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General Assembly
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M. H. ErcHentars
Western Pennsylvania Hospital
Pittsburgh
F. B. Stevenson
Chicago
Cook County Graduate School of Medicine
Curtis Mack
Armagh
Wheatfield Township
Rose Byroade
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