Nazi Youth Star Seen With Jewish Opponent Sparks Debate
A German Hitler Youth member Juergen Ohigen is criticized by Nazis after playing tennis with a Jewish boy. His image as a perfect Aryan youth appeared in a German film, prompting concerns that such portrayals undermine Nazi ideals. Meanwhile military powers ramp up bomb production for war. Authorities worry about producing dangerous weapons that threaten peace and stability.
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Juergens Ohigen
Hitler
Come Let Us Adore Him Christmas Message
Agnes Myers reflects on the meaning of Christmas highlighting peace on earth and goodwill toward men. She recalls holiday symbols, the Wise Men’s gifts, and the enduring warmth of giving as central to the season. Western Newspaper Union
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Christ
Yuletide
Agnes Myers
Western Newspaper Union
Martha Found a Way to Raise Christmas Funds
Martha Woods faces a thin budget at Yuletide and plans to sell prized antiques to fund gifts. She envisions a room full of packages and decides to call an antique shop to raise quick cash, hoping relatives see generosity, not poverty.
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Martha
Katherine Edelman
Western Nore
Death Notices From Indiana Area Obituary List
Funeral services for Martin L. Lower, 79, of Indiana, to be held Monday at Robinson Funeral Home with burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Born June 11, 1856, son of Adam and Katherine Lower, he worked at Indiana Foundry and Indiana County Street Railways. Survived by eight children and a widow, Anna Growden, deceased 1934. Also funeral for Mrs. Fred Hising, Rayne township, held Tuesday at St Bernard Church with interment in the church cemetery. Died Friday in Indiana hospital. born September 27, 1889 in Philipsburg. She leaves husband and six children, plus siblings and other relatives.
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Martin L. Lower
Robinson
Greenwood Cemetery
Indiana
iWast Oak Street
Cherryhill Township
Adam and
Katherine (Brown) Lower
Indiana Foundry Company
Indiana County Street Railways Company
Zion Lutheran Church
Arthur J. Prohl
Anna Growden
Medus Jacoby
George Pifer
Town
Clair Lewis
Ernest
Adam Lower
Cumberland
Carl Miller
Elyria
Edith
Paul
Fred Rising
St. Bernard Catholic Church
Church
Fred Hising
Rayne Township
Indiana Hospital
Philipsburg
Roselina
Joseph
Betty
Robert
Donald
Delores
Charles
Peter Stuart
Spangler
Edward Stuart
Hineigh
Rose McAnailen
Washington, Pa
Fannie Wyland
Altoona
Ronald
George Stuart
Butler
Eight Violators Sentenced by Judge Langham Monday
A Monday session saw eight violators sentenced by Judge J N Langham. Mike Ferral age 19 Center township pleaded guilty to operating a vehicle under intoxication and was fined 200 dollars plus costs and sentenced to three to six months in the Allegheny county workhouse. Nick Ernick 20 Indiana R D 2 ordered to pay 268 funeral expenses and costs after his car overturned killing Melina Yeselivich 18 on June 9 near Fulton Run. Errick had pleaded not contest to involuntary manslaughter. Dean Gerhard near Blairsv ille received 60 days in county jail after pleading guilty to larceny by ballee. Guy Battistelli 25 Homer City R D 2 got a suspended sentence on costs after not contesting involuntary manslaughter in the death of David Wynn 62 on September 3 as his car struck Wynn while crossing the Indiana Blairsville road. John Novak of Stafford convicted of a morality charge was fined 100 dollars and costs. Suspended sentences on costs were given to George Lantzendorfer Twin Rocks after guilty plea to failing to stop after an accident William Wyant Indiana guilty of fraudulent conversion and false pretence and to Joseph Truan guilty of aggravated assault and battery in criminal court.
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Mike Ferral
Center Township
J. N. Langham
Allegheny County
Indiana
Blairsville Road
Graceton
Nick Ernick
Melina Yeselivich
Ernick
Fulton Run
Errick
Dean Gerhard
Blatraville
Ballee
Guy Battistelli
Homer City
R. D
David H. Wynn
Battistelli
Wynn
John Novak
Stafford
George Lanzendorfer
Twin Rocks
William Wyant
Joseph Truan
Area tuberculin test for cattle planned in Indiana County
Indiana County schedules a triennial area tuberculin test for 1936 with a meeting at the court house at 1 30 P M on Monday December 30. Dr Clarkson from the Bureau of Animal Industry will discuss changes since 1933 and topics include transportation car tags and disinfectants. The 1933 test covered 25125 cattle, up from 21000 in 1930, with officials expecting a rise in 1936. Indiana County has been TB free since 1926 and was among the first accredited areas. farmers and cattle owners are urged to attend for information and input.
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Indiana County
Court House
Clarkson
Bureau of Animal Industry
Harrisburg
Warner
Pennsylvania
Gordon Literary Society Program in Blacklick Township
The Gordon Literary Society meets Friday evening at the Gordon schoolhouse Blacklick township. items include songs roll call recitations debates quotations readings duets and a farm work outside duties topic judged by Mrs W P McCrea and others with several named participants.
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Gordon Literary Society
Gordon
Blacklick Township
Roy Clawson
John Graff
Nelson Swasy
Catherine Jacobs
Hazel MelIntire
Leroy Alexander
Arthur Gemmell
Earl Jacobs
Earnest Smith
George Mikesell
Ottis Overdorff
Henry ,Graff
Jarl Strong
John McIntire
W. P. McCrea
Greene Brothers
Mary Stuchell
Cartle Ellen Clawson
Loella Smith
Elsie Stormer
Naomi Clawson
Amanda Dunlap
Harry McIntire
Jake Clavas
Frances McCrea
Elizabeth Bruner
Marjorie Shields
Eva Hell
Mia
Karl Jacobs
Helen
Frances Bwany
Margery McIntire
By the People Or by Politicians
National Chairman Raymond Pitcairn argues that widespread protests arise from belief officials have usurped power from elected representatives. He warns bureaucratic growth erodes democracy, turning government into rule by bureaucrats and wasteful payrolls, undermining citizen control.
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Raymond Pitcairn
Sentinels of the Republic
America
Washington
Congress
Weddings of a Week Meyer and Miller in Wellsburg
Johnstown groom Elmer L Meyer wed Anna Grace Miller of Robinson in Wellsburg West Virginia on Monday November 4. The bride, active in church work, will move to Johnstown after marriage where the groom is employed. The serenade followed the ceremony. Separately Charles Robert Riddle of Ernest and Mary Jane Combs of Indiana were married on December 12 by Rev Lester H Case. groom a coal miner, bride daughter of Harl Combs.
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Meyer-Miller - Elmer L. Meyer
Johnstown
Anna Grace Miller
George Miller
Robinson
Wellsburg
W. Va
Riddle-Combs
Charles Robert Riddle
Ernest
Mary Jane Combs
Indiana
Lester H. Case
Archie Riddle
Harl Combs
Back Seat Drivers Judge Usual Defense Cited
A fragment from a wartime or humorous clipping references a Marine quipping that none of them were driving when a collision occurred, claiming they were all seated in the back seat. The line evokes a courtroom banter tone and includes a cryptic biblical reference and a Pennsylvania landmark placeholder.
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Marine
Pennsylvania
Ideal Christmas Gift: One Year The Progress Subscription
A year’s subscription to The Progress makes an ideal gift for relatives and friends. Pricing is $1.50 for Indiana county addresses and $2.00 for addresses outside the county. A Christmas card with your greetings is sent to the subscriber when ordered as a gift.
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Indiana
Gift Subscriptions for The Progress Offered at Low Rates
The Progress offers Christmas gift subscriptions with rates of 1.50 for addresses inside Indiana county and 2.00 for addresses outside the county. A Christmas card with greetings is included when the gift is sent.
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Pennsylvania Threshermen and Farmers Mutual. Casualty Insurance Co
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M.C. Stewart
Yawkeek
First National Bank
Encyclopedia Britannica
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