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   Morning Herald, The (Newspaper) - February 3, 1936, Uniontown, Pennsylvania                               Fayette County's ONLY Morning Newspaper Served by the Associated Press AVERAGE DAILY NET PAH CIRCULATION TWELVE MONTHS ENDING OCTOBER 1 Every Morning At Your Door VOL 30 NO 23 COUNTY PA MONDAY FEBRUARY 8 TWELVE PACKS TWO CENTS MISSING BOY FOUND IN MORGUE 3 FATALITIES MAR WEEKEND BURNS BRING DEATH TO MAN AND WOMAN HIGH TRIBUNAL MAY GIVE TVA RULING TODAY Court Meets At Noon Following Tiyo Weeks Recess Interest Shown NORRIS ACTION WASHINGTON Feb 1 Three move of the Now Deal come tumbling from the supreme court's fused with Judicial approval or In the ashes or lawyers generally ed for the long-awaited decision on validity of the Tennessee Valley er yardstick program when the convene at noon after a two week's recess They also a third ity the court might the TVA case without a direct ruling on whether the Federal Government la permitted by the Constitution to com- pete with private utilities in the sale of electricity The length of time the court haft to decide tiie was ar- gued December believed ever to Indicate thai a positive stand on tlie pow t-r issue would I orl booming Announcement nisei is expected whether tile courl will and another New Deal securities act to those panning under review examination on how square with the Constitution Whether a decision cast ing TVA In- to Hie of and AAA would the growing movement In Con- gress to curb tile high tribunal's ers wan a subject of much capital conjecture One question heard frequently What would Senator Morris Republican Nebraska He declined to nay lu advance The veteran Independent sponsored the Tennessee Valley legislation and Continued on Page Ten Connellsville Lad Hit By Train As He Throws Snowballs At Another GREEN PLANS TO GIVE HOT TALK TO MINERS UNION AFL President Declares He Will Mince No Words In Today's Message To Convention DANGERS TO RE CITED Heart Attack Fatal wor U Dl avid nubility provident of WASHINGTON Feb 2 fAP William Green said today he would mince no words tomorrow when lie talks to the United Mine Workers about their move toward secession from tho American Federation of Labor Although angry nl Ills own union for Us latent move tn tlie hitter tight between craft and trial unionists tho Federation dent declined to tell reporters whether ho would warn or the miners for voting to leavo the A F L whenever the union's executive saw flt Observers predicted he would both Green IB known at heart io believe Imt muss production work a rule should be organized by by craft Ivo also takes thai the has room for both and craft nnd any tion between the two types Hhould be eliminated within ho A B1 of In a letter to John b Lewis of the nnd leader of the union ruction Green ly that any move toward Heoes sion fraught with dangers for ho nnd the labor movement at a wholo This latter waa sent Lewis Sidney president of the I ti nml one of and howl and highly died ut 7 i in Iho ily 117 street Mr boni July li ISSa in a son of iho lale P find Dork but practically WMR in ITnioistown come bo was nn Infant For moro 20 Mr on of tbo Ilio nin of the driving thn Pill mid city Ho re- Lived on pen about 2n n It or 4 yea rs flf r v i c- Mr was a of lift of ivc and Union town Coin in tindery rn widow Lei In join child Mary Kit to and and Mm C II all of and V nf and i Nancy and Carolina and Charles O'Rryon of Wilson Two preceded f m her In in and In hi with Mr re- Urn had 01 j for I ilon Tim committee was to fostor industrial of al mass in and to bring into industrial unions 1 workers in Hie big Industries such IH steel and automobiles 1 The A I- of L executive j recently Iho commit i dissolved said In vs would on Ten William J Walker Succumbs at Home Judy Of Dickie Harlline Lies In Morgue Five Hours Before Identification Friend NOT REPORTED MISSING FIVE Missing from his home bluce noon Sunday Dickie 12 sou of Mr and Mrs Robert of 102 strast o wan found lu the morgue at tho Sibel Funeral home lay night about S o'clock The boy had gone out to piny with t number of other neighborhood shortly after noon and when he tailed to return night fell concern way felt over hla absence on tho supposition that he have Kone home with a friend und might I playing thure In Hie meantime or about o'clock Sunday afternoon a westbound and Ohio Railroad ger train had struck and a boy near tho water works east of the city The body romov ed to the funeral home while hia companions disappeared Several prior to 8 o'clock ant night thought they hnd obtained of body but It until about thai hour that a neighbor of tho family went to the morgue and gave positive Identification solving a mystery ol nearly hours The boy together with Ids had gone to a point near I he water works where thoro was a skating pond and considerable Tiring of tile boys had gone 10 the railroad tracks and started throwing at an freight train It wan while they were so engaged that the passenger train traveling at a pretty good rato of speed at that point Just before ing the yards struck tho Tho train Hie hoy striking him In the back of the heail and tossing him about 20 foet ing many of the hones In his body Mi1 is employed as a Power Company lineman Funeral arrangements will be an- later DURING WEEKEND I AH Hospital Treatment i With Majority There Bullet Hits Youth INJURED IN WRECK i Five youthful were injured II requiring treatment in tho lown Hospital over the weekend None of the victims was believed seriously injured In addition the pital treated one gunshot case one automobile accident victim and an- oilier tho of whose In- juries was not Hated Clarence Thomas 20 of fts Iowa street suffered a fracture of tho right knee Sunday night when the sled on which was riding struck an automobile owned by Dean Tho accident occurred In Sen right avenue The victim was treated at the hospital Imt returned homo Mr had Just parked hla car when the occurred Robert 0 of Mount non avenue received a fractured loft arm In an accident while lie rousting on street He was treated at tho and returned homo Ho was sitting on his sled pre- to starling down tho hill when It was struck by another sled and ho waa Injured Jack Hart of 22 Highland avenue suffered lacerations of head In accident home day afternoon lie was treated al Hie hospital and returned homo Ida 113 of avenue received Injuries as yet in an accident In avenue Sunday afternoon She was admitted to tho for observation The girl waa coasting down the middle of avonne and was when her Blod collided with tho loft front wheel of an automobile driven by Steve Jr of aa it was being driven up the hill Christopher 13 of 77 Kouth Mount Vornon avenue was Continued on Pago Four Power House Employe Withstands Shock Of Volts But Burns Are Fatal Smithfield Woman Dies MRS C HOOVER Set As She Reaches For Apple In Barrel Brothers Severely Burned SUCCUMBS IN HOSPITAL Summoned lo the floor I log home on Old road Sftlurtlny shortly after 10 o'clock SO found his Mrn erlno Hoover who house for him u maHH of flames Tho two men were In tho lint not after Mrs Hoover had been no that aim In Un- Sunday morning 3 Rt After Ilio Dr Clyde W who ftrat aid and ordered removal of the to Um whore atio wan al o'clock of tho family liad about I o'clock li men heard Hoover Train Hits Auto Killing Occupant WEST NEWTON Feb man died and another received Injuries aa a Baltimore Ohio railroad train struck automobile at a grade William Bishop of 916 Union Pittsburgh was killed Instantly companion Sam of Carnegie near burgh la In a Connellsville pital Dinner Cancelled Annual birthday dinnor of tho ruary Lo hn at Iho homo ol Minn Mai y han bcon of iho dinner followed tho of rather Tho woman wan In heavy woolen clothing a It IH nhe hnd taken a and Into K room lo got an applo wag her While die rn ob- lutn the mi pin the caudle U lo hor clothing cruising oT thn fa en and chowl of which terribly son rod Htio Into i Mrs I hail made her homo with Tor yea she In by four oT Mrs layton of near Ron of Tii ni jw and Mrs Hollo of W Va c body lo in tho boy hut tho HH o j PJ ud in clock lit tho rh In LOCKED IN EACH OTHERS ARMS TWO LADS ARE BURNED W VH Brothers Die In Bluze Which Destroys Home Mother Is Burned OTHER W Fob locked In tho of tho nr und Billy died whon following u gag cxp flon their homo al near into a Tho boys MIH Mary a third child burned I wo un t Tin co 6 were nt tending huti a coal In HIM Find hurl on a hut limy tho in tho out or Inid not I KHH wnK lui nml on Ilic the who 111 anil In wilh hur np Finil lied nix lo without aid bin r voil bad HIH is id wan EIL a broth MI- anil a linen Un 11 thn girl ID sji I und t cl lit Data Iho WILLIAM WILSON DIES IN HOSPITAL Local Man Was Working On Transformer In Connellsville Funeral Rites Wednesday THUEE AIDES ARE BURNED Withstanding the shock of four volts of electricity ho worked on In the West power Bt yesterday William Wilson 40 incut to burns curly Hunday morning lie was ti of Assistant County Palsy Minerd In lo nave his lire by Iho victim in their which they lorn from their four others worn were for burns in Iho hospital They were lOlmcr 39 anil Hindi 31 of Walls of less burned received medical at- WIlHon had completed tho day's work when ho tho creating an aro which Ignited hiti AH ho was enveloped In Humes workmen hastened to tho scene Wilson from licad to feet rolled In agony on the floor at on Four H D Blair Perry Undertaker Dies O 33 a bla Inther Irn nf In I lie undertaking luial died nt Sunday 2 In a Connellsville Groundhog Didn't See His So What Asks Owner Keep Your Red Flannels On Tho I wo on with iu ol her i I j i I hill Lut i in and t was not at homo lit i nf A bom a minor by but wan nn ible to reach ot lo tin Institution about the young man widely mid throughout submitted to a major two ngo On ot hint weeh a op- i wiis lie fulled die friends not to rnl will d later Justus al February T in WH homu 36 Murray a brief Illness Ho waa 1 y known In Union town and ua u nubile with officer for a of years In the Union R von tie mid Main street Mr a of 481 and Surviving iro hiy Maiy Walker two J of and Mrs of fown a I HOI vices be conduct od by Dr K Conn PI row pit at or of Pi olim ch Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock In tho will bo In county on road and Shannon TO THIC VOTERS OF DISTRICT 1 am a for nomination to the office of In the at Ibo aries April 28 I have tried to represent fully tho people of the first the pant four yearn and If nominated mid elected thin 1 shall lo Jimt u diligently to Herre the people well Any effort made In my will be deeply J Brown field Pol Adv M v W TODAY'S eather Fair Monday Tuesday not much change in temperature COAL CAM To Citizens of Union I own Thin will notify the people of Community Hint the American In not connected In any manner with so culled National Slogan Content now in our City Cow Clark Pope's pot groundhog Is an except groundhog as is from tho Punxsutawney Pig pot not once during yoara of life oven od so much aH to his out of place of hiding is early aa February 2 all good groundhogs are to Ho has put In an earlier than 5 and one year It was as lato as February 12 This pig in n hole under tho rear of tho Pope residence In Murphy avenue Con- year and thore ro- until be Is ll is mite or until Hie of bis drive him out ills owner obtained him ago the day ho in this world and when bo WHS so young he had to be taught lo drink milk Full Brown now the neighborhood pet during the summer ages about nt the lime of his hibernation Upon ing bis average loss in weight each of eight has been aboul four Ho acts Just like a dog UIRI has been away from hla master for a of Tope says He'll run lo each member of the family and Jump up nt them and otherwise nolle about In glad hla long annual Is ended He's Just a pet cat or dog In any Pope Pope twyg however he ally places little stock In groundhog tradition H either Isn't or Ms pet groundhog It Fob 2 AP -A chill racked nation watched the groundhog hack to tin warmth 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