Farm Aid Debated By High School Students At Life Club
Warren High School students debated Congress should aid in farm relief at the Life Study club meeting at the M C A Tuesday evening. The affirmative argued weather, pests, tariff adjustments, and federal research as needed while the negative cited market cycles, efficiency, and state action. Donald Anderson and Richard Marker rebutted, with applause awarding the negative side a victory by acclaim for the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Warren
Life Study Club
John Siggins
Walter Mayer
Richard Marker
Bramer Carlzer
Donald C. Anderson
McDonald
Donald Anderson
Mauer
America
Marker
Bramer Carlson
Carlson
MaSnane
Cites
Mr. Marker
Anderson
Plan insanity defense in drowning case at Crown Point
Attorneys for George Chisholm, a 35 year old Canadian World War veteran who confessed to drowning his two young sons, announced plans to begin preparing an insanity defense to save the father from the electric chair. The note appears alongside an advertisement for Green Lund's spring opening Thursday evening from 6 to 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crown Point
Sed
Attrneys
George Chisholm
Ehaor
Green
Lund
Styles in Hair Dressing to Be More Feminine This Year
Fashioning a softer feminine look, New York hairdressers abandon the hanging bob for a long side train and a natural continuous line. Short styles stay neat with side parts and back swirls, while low bangs frame faces and Greek-God curls remain rare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.S
New York
Urges Early Action for Flood Control
Washington March 7 Early consideration of the Jones flood control bill was urged by Senate Steering Committee Chairman Sackett in a letter to Republican floor leader Curtis. He proposed a business order after settling the Morus Muscle Shoal matter: retirement bill for WWI officers, Norbeck migration bill, then flood control bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Commerce Committee
Sackett
Senate
Curtis
Commerce Committee
One Killed One Hurt In Hit and Run Near Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh March 7 One man was killed and another injured by a hit and run driver Tuesday as they alighted from a car. The dead man was Charles Skornica 28 and the injured Louis Topiak 39 both suffered fractured skulls and were taken to a hospital where Skornica died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Charles Skornica
Louis Topiak
Skornica
One Dead One Hurt In Crossing Crash at Guarded Crossing
Williampsort, Pa March 7 One man died and another was seriously injured when a light locomotive struck their car at a guarded grade crossing Monday. David C Campbell was killed and E I Witkinson hurt as the auto was demolished and the crossing gate post smashed. Gate remained unsecured according to W M Trouman engine director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport
Brossing Her
David C. Campbell
E. I. Witkinson
W. M. Trouman
Direman
Successor Named for Missing Aviator on Lexington
The Navy declared Commander T. G. Ellyson dead and appointed Commander Newton H. White Jr. to succeed him as executive officers of the aircraft carrier Lexington. Ellyson and two companions vanished on a flight from Hampton Roads to Annapolis a week ago. Parts of the plane were found. White has served in the Navy Aeronautics Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
T. G. Ellyson
Newton H. White, Jr
Lexington
Ellyson
Hampton Roads
Annapolis
Maryland
White
Navy Aeronautics Bureau
Public Confidence in Lindbergh Flight Privacy Desire
Robertson describes Charles Lindbergh as level headed and in excellent health, noting he seeks privacy and enjoys flying alone. He recounts Lindbergh’s recent night flight to Washington, insisting the aviator is rested and not hospital bound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robertson
Washington
Eindbergh
Boston
Perod
Lindbergh
Roberts
Lind
Bergh Outlines Major Plans Amid Convergence Note
The article quotes Bergh discussing future plans and a probable period of rest. He anticipates bearing the final weeks of the month with personal duties and pacing for a potential medal conferment by the president later in the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bergh
Seman
Derailment blocks Pennsylvania rail line at Longfellow
At Longfellow near Altoona Pennsylvania the middle division of the Pennsylvania railroad halted when 19 coal cars derailed this morning. No injuries reported and overall traffic disruption minimal as officials said delays were not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
U.P
Middle Division
Pennsylvania Railroad
Longfellow
Also Mentioned on This Page
HICH
Ruto
Panania Tractor
Spring Festival of Home Furnishings
Greenland
H. L. Greenland
Warren’s
G. Gifford Smith Co
Conenango Ave
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!