Warren Officials Meet On Eradication Of Beetle
Nearly two hundred county men are invited to a Warren dinner tonight with State Official Charles G. Jordan addressing agriculture and the European borer threat. Guests include R Gressler M S McDowell and E H Rohrbeck of State College. Jordan, known locally as Rev Charles G Jordan, will discuss farmer needs and government plans. A tour of similar meetings statewide is planned by the agricultural department. Jordan runs a farm at Volant near New Castle and supported John Fisher for governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Jordan
Agrighture Af Ure
R. G. Bressler
M. S. McDowell
E. H. Rohrbeck
State College
Jordan
Agricultural Department
Warren
Third Avenue
Court House
Fisher
John. S. Fisher
Thea
Volant
New Castle
Six Killed in Wreck of Canadian National Train
A Canadian National freight train derailed 56 miles west of Horn Payne, Ont., killing six men. Engineer Peevy died of scalds at Horne Payne Hospital, Fireman Gourley died before help arrived, and four stockmen perished, none identified. The train consisted of cattle cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian National
Winnipeg
Man
Horne Payner Ont
Peevy
Horne Payne Hospital
Scalds
Gourley
Carroll on road to recovery after collapse
Earl Carroll, the theatrical producer, is reported to be on the road to recovery after a collapse on an Atlanta bound train en route to the federal penitentiary. Physicians say his progress is very gradual and he has lost about 15 pounds during illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Earl Carroll
Federal Penitentiary
Canoe Tragedy Rocks Philadelphia Teen Diversion
Philadelphia April 19 police continued river searches for Howard King 16 believed drowned while swimming to shore for help. Two companions clung to an overturned canoe in midstream as divers searched. Matthew Borden 16 and Frederick Loew 16 were rescued after a long tow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priladelphia
Delaware River
Howard King
Matthew Borden
Frederick Loew
Famous Sereen Lover Freed From Jail
Post about Sereen Lover being released from jail after a disturbance at a party at his home. Douglas Fairbanks involved as a participant, with Gilbert’s recent suspension and sentence noted. Details ambiguous due to OCR errors but indicates police action and demand to arrest two guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly
Deus Gilbert
Danone
Loves
Douglas Fairbanks
Tor
Gilbert
Sugar Grove choir aids local pageant in dawn of Resurrection
On Sunday at 6:00 PM the Presbyterian Sunday school choir presented The Dawning, a three act pageant staged outside Jerusalem’s gates and near the tomb. Rev. Muthard led the prologue and scene timings from Resurrection morning to Ascension afternoon. The choir accompanied by Mrs. Hamilton performed selections including The Centurion's Prayer and Christ is Risen as actors such as J. A. McTatush and Nellie Sherard portrayed Roman and biblical figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Grove
Presbyterian Sunday School
R. E. Muthard
Sarah Stuart
D. A. Haggerty
Muthard
Jerusalem
Gretta Hamilton
Christ
Rhoda
Jesus J
Miss Sherrard
Longinus
J. 4. McTatush
Norman Abbott
Edwin Green
Clarence Duell
James Frank
Mary
Christy Haggerty
Salome
Marian Frank
Joanna
Hortense Frank
Virginia Johnson
Blanch Barton
R. J. Weld
Joseph of
Arimathsea
W. J. Noreck
Nicodemus
D. D. Haxetine
Atr_ Edlund
Cleopas
J. Thompson
Jack Thorpe
Lawrence Scott
Warren Green
Ralph Loomis
Edward
Easter Blooms At Presbyterian Church Amid Confirmations
The community marked Easter with floral decorations and a morning service at the Presbyterian church. Choir and ladies chorus performed, three church officers were installed, and two new members were welcomed. The Lord’s Supper was observed and no sermon was preached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Miss Carother
Fred Barrett
H.C. Barrett
Rose J. Abbott
Delmar. Mickelson
Carothers
Detroit
Michigan
George Muir
Warren
Ghaulouqua Lake
Lodge News
Burns
Tidioute
Maplewood Rebekah Lodge
Luella Schoonover
Marshall
Harriett Northrup
Noble Grand
Eva Rich
Helen Thorpe
Floyd McIntosh
Loretta Abbott
Alice Smith
Agmes Abbott
RS. R. G
Martha Woodard
Birs. Smith
Fredelius
Schoonover
Fulton McKay
Robert Weisbrecr
Arlene Trafton
Chester Mack
Kentucky
Clare Bai
Erman Abbott
Arlene
Allie Tretston
Robert Wiggins
Elizabeth Mcintosh
Gardner
Arlene Hilldale
Jean Bartow
Mae Edin
Radio Program Overview From Diverse Stations Apr 1
A scrambled Apr 1 radio schedule lists orchestras, vocalists, and city programs across stations such as KYW Cincinnati and WIZ New York. It mentions Elizabeth Leneo, Oliver, and Bauer among performers, with varied times, dinner music, and concert listings across cities like Cincinnati Davenport Detroit and Philadelphia.
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Wiz
New York
U.P
Pseudenter
Elizabeth Leneo Foner Am
Oliver
Bauer
Wielecion
Farmics Optiestea Cinnati
B. O
Fionane Afilen Thenlze Ve.ce
Veland
Orekoeca
Rite Hour
Gentores
Nks
Asike Davenport
Chanticleer
Runsicale
Front AF
Front AF. Wcx
Om Acle Panelles
ORD
Beate Kins
Leite Sacks
Health education talk at Jefferson PTA meeting
Society notes arrange for Jeffersan Parent-Teacher Association to host a health education program addressing malnutrition and dental care. Hazel Finley and Ann Wright will discuss avoiding malnutrition and toxoid anti-toxin information for parents, with the session starting Wednesday evening in April. Harold Triggs to perform a Palomol Club recital, praised after returning from study in New York with Joseph Luye and other masters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ups Jefferson PT. A
Jefferdan Parent-Teacher Association
United States
Hazel Finley
Surtivnit
Annn Wright
Harold Triggs
Tre
Rose Messner
Triggs
Warren
Joseph Lueyine
New York City
Iast ii Ig
Court begins fate debate in Snyder Gray murder trial
In Long Island City April 19 United Press reports the jury selection for Ruth Brown Snyder and Henry Judd Gray continues. Twelve jurors are called. prosecutors ask about views on capital punishment as defendants sit apart. Judge Scudder emphasizes careful questioning while the jury pool includes varied ages and trades and Mrs Snyder watches proceedings closely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Marider
Snyder
Gray
Court Room
Long Island
City
United Press
Ruth
Brown Snyder
Henry
Judd Gray
Dirs. Snyder
Townsend Scudder
Newcombe
Texans face rising flood damages and injuries report
Numbers show continued storm toll across Texas with high water in the last 12 hours causing property damage and injuring about thirty five people. The report notes ongoing difficulties and confirms several injuries though the extent of fatalities is not yet clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallar
Tex
Texas
Amage
United
Smithc and Donahey Best Guess
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a best guess attributed to Fess Smithc and Donahey regarding nations or remnant ages and a forthcoming connection. The text is garbled with missing words and unclear references, offering no clear event date or location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithc
Donahey
Fess
Franklin Chest Drive under way in Venango region
The Franklin Chest Drive aims to raise funds with 834,000 in sight and 6,945 already collected. organizers anticipate meeting the goal before Saturday night. Venango County carries bonded indebtedness of 1,833,000 mainly for roads and bridges. penitentiary and reform school costs add 175 to expenses. Teens runaways from Curtisville are apprehended after stealing a car and heading toward Ohio. building permits filed to add to a garage on Fourth Avenue between Nickory and Poplar streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Chest
Venango
Venango County
Pernis F. G. Mathis
Dougherty
E. L. Stein
Fourth Avenue
Betwen Nickory
Poplar Streets
Relics of Mother Goose on Auction Bloc
Boston bidders will auction a large collection tied to Elizabeth Foster Vergoose the 17th century writer of Mother Goose rhymes. The sale, in the estate of Miss Mary Eliot a direct descendant, includes 425 articles many linked to the creator of Jack and Jill Little Miss Muffet and Simple Simon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mother Goose
Elizabeth Foster Vergoose
Mary Eliot
Hamyer
Jack and Jill
Miss Muffet
Simon
Miss Bliat
Aes
Fire destroys first Presbyterian church at New Brighton
Fire today destroyed the first Presbyterian church of New Brighton with losses estimated over 100000 dollars. The blaze left only bare walls of the original building standing while the new annex suffered minor damage. The church, a signi structure, stood about fifty years old near Beaver Valley landmarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brighton
First Presbyterian Church of
Ings
Beaver Valley
SARGENT SAYS CARROLL MUST SERVE HIS TIME
Attorney General Sargent asserted at the White House that Carroll’s witness at Greenville South Carolina would not affect his status as a federal prisoner. He noted Carroll had been duly convicted and exhausted all legal checks but saw no impact on the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sargent
White House
Diddy
Carroll
Greenville, & C
Sapte
Eight Hundred Homes Destroyed by Fire
Fire today scorched Otchard on Saghalien inland, destroying five hundred houses as the blaze raged across the area. Local crews battled the flames with limited success amid windy conditions and shortages of water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toklo
Otchard
Saghalien
Murder Found Near Sardis in Westmoreland County
An unidentified white man was found murdered near Sardis in Westmoreland County. State police said the victim, killed by a heavy blunt instrument, was thrown from a car with no identifying marks. The report notes the crime occurred near Greensburg with sparse details available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Sardis
Eatmoreland County
Industrial and energy firms list echoes historic market scene
A dense ledger style page catalogs numerous companies and commodities spanning American and international names. Entries include Amoco style refineries, copper outfits like Anaconda and Kennecott, rail lines such as Erie and Penn RR, auto makers like Chrysler, Ford, General Motors, Studebaker, and Willys Overland, plus oil majors, chemical firms, and steel producers. The fragmentary list resembles a grand market rundown from a mid 20th century industrial period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Alpha
Freeport
Texas
General Electic
General Motors
Great Northern
Wy Hudson Motors
Hupp Motors Co
Independent Oil and Gas Inspiration Copper International
Combus International
Jontan Motors
Kansas City
Kenecott
North American
Phillips Pete
Parkard Motor
Pan Amer Pew
Sy Radio Corp
Ise Sme
Republic Iron and Steel O
Rex Nells
Royal Dutch
Ay Shell Galow
Gsis- Simms Petroleum
Sinclair
SheHy Gh
Southern Wankee Southern R
Standard Sue and Fler Stewark Warner, Studebaker
Texas Cure
jEintken
Oss
Tidewater Associated
Californi
U.S
He Woolworth
Willys Overland
Four Striking Miners Held for Rioting in Pittsburgh
Four striking miners were jailed after a gathering of about 200 men at the Pittsburgh Terminal Company property refused to disperse. The crowd adopted a non union stance on the first day of the bituminous suspension, with operations not yet resumed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Coverdale
Pittsburgh TermineoCal Company
Bu Tae
Motorist fines tally in March across Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reports March motoring fines reached 17,158.50 dollars statewide. Of this total 4,800 dollars is returned to counties and the remainder to the state. About 1,805 persons were arrested for motor vehicle violations during the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Mavariate
Pennsylvania
Wall Street Records Largest Brokerage Loans of Year
The Wall Street Journal outlines a day of heavy trading with a $22,577,000 jump in brokerage loans at the opening, marking the largest figure of the year as investors shifted toward industrials. Steel common faced offerings despite a 40 percent stock dividend, while General Electric and American Radiator led gains in the sector. Liberty bonds opened mixed amid a busy market in New York alongside prices for produce and livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Secu Daurnal
Fox Film A. Steel
Steel Common
Biarland
Phillips
General Electric
Alakingere
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Tate
Officin
Sugar Grove Choir
Presbyterian Church
NTA
Sardeens
el Kueicipel
STON
Weedie
Kay Wieselgan
Shem
Eedaes Sur
Fanseen
Pilgrims
Omaha
Poe
Direet
Lee
Munte
Wee Philadel
Sabo
Diane Sale
Wear
Dar
David Jacobs
Aud
Ulewler
Kane
Cryamas Ileir Jaut
Frank Wallace
Olysan
Abe Boyer
Hone
Boyer
Franklin
Here
J. Skelly
Warren General Hospital
Cheronis Brothers
Candyland
Blanche Patridge
Kaie
Curtisville
Allegheny County
Ohio
Walter Faulkner
Scopie
Alatthew Ordon
Curtisvile
EB. W. Gross
Westmoreland
E River Front
Felice
towy-Pitteburgh Eise
Kay
Richardo
New Lori Stock Exchange
Roos
Warren Savings Bask
Ciose Industrials Angels Allied Chemival
Ameviein Locomotive
Anacomdt Copper
Aunisan
Mic Attanic Gall
Atlantic Refininge
Baldwin
International Petroleum
Trimbilo
Ohio Oil
Pennock
Prairie
Prairie Oi
Gay Ciicenes
South Penn _ Standard Oil
Gal
Es Standard OF of
Tale
Sandard Oi
Kar
Standard Oil
Standard
Curb Marrey
Carib Syndicate
Cities Service
Plu
Cities Service Bankers
Continental OW
Durant
New Bradford
cCourtesy
Hittsbi Riga
Arkansas
Liberty Bonds
Apial
Liberty Bom
Middle West
Young Amer
Eges—asier
Wittsbergh
Pusburgh
Jie
Pyttsburgh
Edge—Western
Chicago
Board of Trade
U. P
Fitteburgh
Baldwins
Rome
Otten Mavulainn
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