Wealth in Russia and tax dangers to industry
Wealth flees oppression as Winston argues excessive income taxes stifle investment and industry. He cites Ford as example, warning tax policy can destroy capital, employment, and national prosperity while urging economically sound rates to sustain revenue and growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bankers Association Journal
Garrard B. Winston
the Treasury
Ford Motor Car Company
Ford Company
Winston
Russia
Jess
Treasury
Plorifa
Straight Talks With Aunt Emmy on a Liberty Bond Scam
Aunt Emmy and Maud discuss Mrs. Thompson, a widow who was duped by a man selling securities. He falsely claimed counterfeit bonds and convinced her to sign a receipt for stock in exchange for a $1,000 Liberty Bond. The tale highlights trust in banks and reading documents before signing to prevent stock swindles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Thompson
Tom
Maud
Emmy
United States
Anne B. Aymes
New Era for Agriculture Advances Marketing Thought
President W C Gordon of the State Bank Division American Bankers Association tells 13 000 division members a new era for agriculture hinges on applying solid business principles to farm product marketing. He notes farmers are distant from consumers through intermediaries and urges a long range practical program for agricultural distribution and welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
W. C Gordon
State Bank
American Bankers Association
Gordon
Washington
Agricultural Conference
Co operatives See Wide Activity Across United States
The government reports thousands of local cooperative groups handling diverse products from wool to fruit. Major state associations report multi million dollar annual business, with Iowa Wool Growers around 2.84 million, Ohio around 1.5 million, Oregon about 0.5 million, and New York Texas and South Dakota groups each handling roughly a quarter of a million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Iowa
Bird ace contest winners are announced
Judges of the first annual Indiana County Council Boy Scouts bird house contest name the top finishers in Tenderfoot Second Class and First Class divisions. Winners include Andy Catko Fulton Run and John McPhilimy Saltsburg with blue bird and wren houses. Donald Morrison Blairsville Eagle Scout led with a rustic wren house. A five dollar nest prize encourages quick completion and reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County Council
Boy Scouts
Andy Catko
Fulton Kun
Pine Bird House
Robert Templeton
Clyimer
Robin House
Albert Oswalt
Graceton
Hine Bird House
Clymer
Wren House
Geo. Martin, Jr
Saltsburg
Martin House
Warl Handler
Indiana
Wren Horse
John McPhilimy
Blue Bird Hose
Perry Krape
William Short
Blairsville
Wilson Speedy
Carl Overdorff
Indiana No
Blue Bird House
Fred Tart
James Stewart
Salishure
Paul Stitt
Donald Morris
Dwight Gressley
Wren
Chester Thomas
Blue Bird
Mahlon
Cetko
Fulton Run
George Martin
Salisbury
Martin
Earl Handler
Indi
Fred Hart
James Stewar
Donald Morrison
Scout Morrison
Bizkeville
Dwight
Troop 3
Troop 1
Begla
Raymond
Mahlon Gregglay
Toop 3
Robert McPhilimy
Ronauld Shuster
Salisburg
John Stewart
John
Five Victims Named In Westmoreland Mine Explosion
Dayton man Pearl Rupert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jamey M. Rupert, dies in Millgrove mine blast that killed five. Survived by parents, two brothers and two sisters. Mother's Day sale features cards and gifts at Hail's. 1$-Lic
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westmoreland Coal Company
Millgrove
Pearl Rupert
Jamey M. Rupert
Dayton
Deaths and obituaries from Indiana area region
Obituaries recall Alma and Anna Isenberg died at daughter's home in Pittsburgh on April 28 with ties to White township and Freeport. Lloyd Shaffer, 70, dies at daughter’s Johnstown home. several siblings survive and burial in Armagh cemetery. John W. McCurdy, ex-Pittsburgh railroad employee, dies after illness. funeral at Lewisville area Unity cemetery. Mrs. Sarah DeLancey 87, of Plumville, and Linda Clawson 64, Blaeklick township, noted among survivors. multiple siblings listed. services planned. Jonathan Clawson 78, longtime Placklick resident, dies at home after general debility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barak MM. Delancey
Sarah M. DeLancey
Plumville
Clover Pierce
Frank Marshall
John Lewis
Smicksburg
William
Phillipsburg
John c
NuMine
Preston
Steubenville
Daniel
Chicago
Ray
Pittsburgh
Bert
Indiana State
Mary Johnston
Vandergrift
Phimville
J. O. DeLancey
Jonathan Chiawvson
Jonathan Clawson
Placklick
Books Stationery and Printing at Blall's Establishment
An 18-1 to listing notes miscellaneous books stationery and office supplies available at Blall's store with emphasis on a broad range of printing and writing materials for customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blall’s
Obituary notices from Rossiter and nearby on aged residents
Mrs Hannah Jotnson Nelson a Rossiter resident died at 62 after a month of illness. She was born and raised in Sweden, married Johnson Nelson, moved to Rossiter 18 years ago, and survived by three sons and a daughter. Funeral was Sunday at the Rossiter Presbyterian church with interment at Greenwood Cemetery. Mrs Susan J McHenry aged 72 wife of Mary St McHenry died on Wayne avenue after a illness. Surviving are husband and five children, with one brother deceased. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm at Mallenry home, interment Oakland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock
J. H. McLaughlin
Johnstown
H. C. Rowland
Brushvalley
Jacob Paul
Homer City
Anna Allison
Pitcairn
Charles Shalffer
Michigan
Samuel Shafter
Lima
Armagh
Ohn
W. McCurdy
John W. McCurdy
Pittsburgh
Lewisville
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Hannah Jotnson Nelson
Hannah Johnson Nelson
Rossiter
Hborn
Sweden
Johnson Nelson
Nelson
Luthemur Church
High Estleem
Ben
Olaf Nélson
Alfred Nelson
Emeigh Run
Anu
Mra
Josephine North
Youngstown
Rossiter Presbyterian Church
Staffy
Greenwood Cemetery
Cuuxsutawney
Susan J. McHenry
Marry St. McHenry
Wayne Avenue
Cherryhill Township
Harry H. McHenry
First Presbyterian Church
Samuel C. McHenry
Dayton
Ralph C. McHenry
O. Tieherd
Death of J Berrier Ferrier of Hillsdale April 27
J Berrier Ferrier of Hillsdale died at home on April 27. Survived by children Thomas Ferrier of Mahaffey Clair Ferrier of Wilgus Mrs Bertha McIlwain of Westover Mrs Car Trimble of Hillsdale Foard and Missy Clara Ferrier at home. Two brothers Jacob Parker of Arcadia Tiniah Perrier of Greeley Colo and one sister Mrs James Smith of Glen Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Berrier
J. D. Ferrier
Hillsdale
Thomas Ferrier
Mahaffey
Clair Ferrier
Wilgus
Bertha McIlwain
Westover
Car) Trimble
Foard
Missy Clara Ferrier
Jacob Parkier
Arcadia
Tinaiah Perrier
Greeley
Colo
James Smith
Glen Campbell
Scout Council Meets in Saltaburg May Twelve
Indiana County Council holds its second quarterly meeting in Saltaburg on Tuesday May 12 with Saltaburg official FH W Priterson arranging a pleasant evening. Council activity chairmen will report quarterly placements and a future program follows the regular session. Cards have gone out and a grand response is anticipated. Saltaburg has long been a leading community in Locorlig founding and early county council organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scout Council
Salisburg
Saltsburg
Indiana County Council
Saltaburg
W. Priterson
Bakshay
Cartsburg
Loporlig
Roop
Af Ie Eammty Council
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America
Scouts
Hail's
Alma Isenberg
Anna Isenberg
R. A. Claypool
White Township
Alex Kinghorn
England
Whien
White Farm
John Isenberg
Freaport
Thomas Isenberg
Con- Way
Janet Matecolm
Thomas Kinghorn
Freeport
D. W. Simpson
Town
Presbyterian Church of
Tinds Clawson
Linda Clawson
Blaellick Township
Msg
Hilda McMillen
Dixonville
N. A. Blakely
R. W Clawson
DuBois
Wills B. Clawson
Jakron
Mra. H. Bennett
I. 2. Williams
Blairaglie
Myrtle
Mes. HH
Methury
the Savings & Trust Company
Indiana, Pa
Peter Pan
Tallis Book Store
Brown’s
Opera
D’ Orsay
Gore
Goodyear West
McKay
Brown’s Boot Shop
Philadelphia Street
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