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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1935

Page

8

Trained Dogs Aid Police In Crime Fight

Reno Oklahoma reports on police dogs used for guard duty at a reform school. A 100 pound German Swiss breed dog loyal to guard Roy Lund helped capture two escaped convicts, led search undergrowth, and ensured surrender. The dogs, bred in Switzerland, are trained to disarm and defend only when provoked.

H Reno Okla United States Southwestern Reformatory Roy Lund Lund Alcatraz Island United States Devil’s Isle Morristown N. J Switzerland Signal Corps Albert Muehler Police New Jersey

Man Tries to End Life to Make Job for Friend

In Innsbruck Austria Anton Haupt a 34 year old unmarried factory worker tried to kill himself to create a job for his best friend a married man with three children Both men worked in a local brewery Haupt fired a revolver into his head seriously injuring himself and likely to lose an eye His act led the brewery to reinstate the discharged man and unions plan to find Haupt work if he recovers

Innsbruck Austria Anton Haupt Haupt

Ohio Penitentiary Home for 131 College Men

Ohio survey reveals 131 college men among convicts at the state penitentiary in Columbus. Only 18 graduates. 894 with high school education and 2,892 completed grammar school. Ages 15 to 39 encompass 3,486 inmates.

Ohio Penitentiary Columbus Ohio

South African Sights With Borrowed Eyes

South African novelist Mia Daphne Muir received a corneal graft from Welsh specialist Dr Tudor Thames. The operation used eyes from deceased women to restore sight for several patients over decades. Muir hoped for a male donor and pledged to dedicate her next book to Dr Thomas.

London Bilad Mia Daphne Muir Tudor Thames

Large Liners Carry Less Cargo Than Small Ships

The article notes larger modern liners transport little actual cargo, with Trans Atlantic and Trans Pacific express ships often carrying only mail and a few autos. It also describes strict bridge access during storms, crew roles, and the navigational work behind steering ships, using instruments like sextants and compasses.

Ners Trans-Atlantic Trans Pacific Express Unera Klengo Tribune

Harvesting Brazil Nuts Unusually Hazardous Job

Brazil nut gathering is described as extremely perilous in Tit Bits Magazine. Native laborers trek through swampland full of alligators snakes and electric eels to reach giant castanha trees whose heavy nut pods fall like bombs. Workers are injured often. shells are packed for transport to collecting stations, with Britain and America as top importers.

Amazonia Barracao Brazil Great Britain America

Zoo Animals Acquire Complexes and Curious Traits

Dr Raymond L Ditmars of the New York zoo notes sea lions from California love snow while polar bears from the Far North resist mid winter ponds. He argues bears suffer less from heat in mid summer once they find relief in their private ponds, unlike tropical imports.

Raymond L. Ditmars New York Zoo California Ditmars

Ancient shorthand found in ancient Egypt linked to Greek script

The Egyptian shorthand dates back over 1700 years and used Greek symbols rather than Egyptian. H J M Milne of the British Museum reports a key to decipher the ancient Greek shorthand, enabling scholars to read priceless yet indecipherable scripts.

H. J. M. Milne British Museum London Milne

Armenians as First Nation to Adopt Christianity

Coller's Weekly notes that Armenians led as a national religion adopters ahead of Romans. King Ciridates founded the Georgian Armenian church in 801, eighty eight years before Constantine declared Christianity the state religion of the Roman Empire.

Ciridates Constantine Coller

Women Run Prisons Fire Units and Ships Worldwide

Freling Poster reports in Collier's Weekly that in Europe women operate several women’s prisons alone and in Chile they make up the official firefighting unit for a large municipality. In Russia women form the entire crew of several sizable commercial ships and steer them successfully without any men aboard.

Europe Chile Russia Freling Collier’s Weekly

Name Printed There Dormant Bank Accounts List Obligation

New York state law requires banks to publish in designated Albany newspapers a list of accounts over fifty dollars that have remained dormant for sixty years or more. The notice highlights the legal deadline and public access to unclaimed funds.

New York State Albany

Meatless Main Dishes for Lent by Josephine Gibson

Heinz Institute director Josephine Gibson offers Lenten meatless ideas and hearty dishes. Recipes include Peanut Butter Rabbit Melt, Asparagus Mushroom Casserole, Cheese Scramble, Oven Baked Beans in Tomato Cups, Cooked Macaroni with Mushrooms, and Baked Bean Fritters. Serves 6 to 12 across multiple casseroles and egg dishes.

Josephine Gibson Heinz Food Institute

East Wheatfield Local Notes and Social Roundabout

East Wheatfield column records visits and social events across the area. Residents like Miss Nora Wadsworth, Mrs. Margaret Urch, and Miss Rudell Jones are seen with neighbors such as Evelyn Bracken and Christine Robb, while church and school activities appear in Armagh and Clarksburg. The note ends with a quip on birth control advocacy.

East Wheatfield Nora Wadsworth Margaret Urch Rudell Jones Ligonter Y.P. B Evelyn Bracken Susan Bracken Blairaville Charles Rumbaugh

Birthday Party a Surprise for Mrs Postell on March 12

Uniontown area social notes report a surprise birthday gathering for Mrs. Sam Postell on Tuesday evening March 12 at her home with friends and family members listed including H E Leamer, Clyde Beringer, Wayne Coble, Meade Boring, Bert Rummel, Elizabeth Rummel, J B N Beringer, Glenn Harkins, Shirley McDonnell, Betty Coble and others.

Uniontown Ivan Beringer William McQueeney Geraldine Rodney Robert Indiana B.N. Beringer Carl Comumiodore Sam Postell H. E. Leamer Naomi Mary Jane Clyde Beringer Vivian Wayne Coble Meade Sboring Bert Rummel Elizabeth Rummel JB. N. Beringer Glenn Harkins Shirley McDonnell Betty Coble Sam ‘Pagtell Dorothy Floyd Pittman Pine Grove D. H. Greesley Genevieve Hodson Meredith ‘Beringer Cherry Tree Clarence Beringer Beringer Anna Stiffler Work Rochester Mills Emma Rummel Roxie Stiffler Kinport Calvin Rummel Odessa Lourde Coble Barnesboro Agnes Hl. Brown Menador Evangelical Church Our School of Missions del Baker Saint Benedict Emma Beringer

Currys Run Church Services and Local Socials

Preaching will be next Sabbath at 11 o'clock and Sunday school at 10. Mrs A C Crum spent last Tuesday with Mrs McCurdy. Mrs Roy Fulmer and Bertha Barr shopped in Indiana. Ladies Missionary Society quilled at Mrs Aliee Allshouse's home last Wednesday and plan April meeting at Mrs Frances Kline's home to celebrate her birthday. Mrs Wingrove and daughter Mary Lou visited the McCurdy home. Mrs J Sel and her two daughters Ruth and Betty visited Indiana last Thursday. The Progress and Pitteburzh Post Gazette to R D readers five dollars sixty cents.

Mrs Lipsky and Mr Lipsky Clash Over Advice

A short dialogue shows Mrs Lipsky rebuking Mr Lipsky for ignoring good advice. He retorts with a teasing jab about her being an old maid. The exchange highlights tension and humor between the two speakers.

Mrs. Lipsky Mr. Lipsky Amaid

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James J. Hutchison R. R. Robb Christine Elmer Eb, Dick New Viorence Dillié Cunningham Flora B. McKelvey J. L. Caldwell Armagh Irvin Ling James Johnstown Wm. Campbell Cramer M. E. Ladies Aid Mildred Lttle Ward Mack Lee Hospital George Billy Harry Englebach Marie Walbeck Armagh Presbyterian Church Tenia Hutchison Gona Brady Royden Cunningham Hegh~ Bon Bila Herbert Altamus Armagh-East Wheatfield High School Clarksburg Rev. Holiday Arthur Riggle Donald Apollo Ewing Anderson Willis Miller Fisher Lenore Parka Clark Stitt Logan Ewing J. S. Kennedy Lewisville Harold Borland Jewell Carl Fleming Ruth Harry Coleman Jean Charles Good Tunnelton Cynthia Mabel Cribbs Mary Speedy A. T. Pearce Akron William H. Berkes Minnie Nau Brackenridge Paul Lowman W. L. Clawson Blakeylife Gon. Robert Nau Zedia Flare Adna Jeannette Frank Robertson Moorhead Farmers Bank & Trust Co Farmers Bank & Trust Company Indiana, PA Wetzel State Department O'Mulligatawney O'Toole Terence O'Toole Traffic Squad Terry Progress Pitteburzh R. D Larrow and Edelmans Morton Millers Dog Wingold Goldenrod Hetrick & Wilson DR. Stahlman Phila Capitol Gore DR. Stahlmans Office
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