Violation Charged in Miners Appeal at Grindstone
Uniontown Pa AP two hundred miners at Colonial No 4 confronted officials after violence last week and claimed the checkweighman and miners’ committee were not the ones elected. They sent a direct appeal to NRA mediator Edward F McGrady. Special deputies ordered them to work or leave company property. Company officials said the elected representatives differed from those proposed by management.
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Uniontown
Pennsylvania
H C. Frick Coke Company
Grindstone
NRA
Washington
Colonial No. 4
Edward F McGrady
McGrady
Arbitration Board Clears Path to End Pennsylvania Coal Strike
Gerard Swope chairman of the Roosevelt arbitration panel summoned Thomas Moses president of Frick Coke to explain the current state of talks as part of efforts to settle the Pennsylvania coal strike.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Gerard Swope
Roosevelt
Thomas Moses
Frick Coke Company
Fred W. Zook Dies Of Burns
Fred W. Zook 633 Twenty first avenue SW Penick and Ford employee burned when an electric starting motor in the feed grinding house exploded last week died of his burns at St Luke's hospital Wednesday afternoon. The body was taken to Turner's chapel. Zook is survived by his wife and two children. He had worked at the plant since June 1927.
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Fred W. Zook
Twenty-first Avenue
Penick and Ford Employe
St. Luke's Hospital
Turner's Chapel
Zook
Wellman Diamondball Teams Win Three Tilts
Diamond Oilers beat South English 8 to 1. Oilers also defeated North English 8 to 4. Wellman Aces lost to North English 8 to 4.
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Wellman
Diamond Oilers
South English
Oilers
North English
Wellman Aces
Greeley Independents Crushing Victory Over Delaware Indians
Special to The Gazette. Greeley Independents defeated the Delaware Indians 8 to 0 on Sunday. Holthaus and Culbertson homered for Greeley, while H Brown, Indian center fielder, tripled. Final line shows Greeley 200 030 300 eight runs, 11 hits. Delaware 900 090 000 five runs, 3 hits. Vergeson Culbertson and Wiley Grimm Mawe Ortbere noted.
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Greeley Independents
Delaware Indians
Holthaus
Culbertson
Greeley
H. Brown
Oxford Junction Meets Cascade Redmen Friday Clash
Oxford Junction leaders of the Northeastern Iowa league meet Cascade Redmen leaders of the Maquoketa Valley League in a Friday game. The long standing rivalry between the two clubs is highlighted by the upcoming matchup. Funeral services for Robert Gulstorf, who died from injuries in a Waverly area auto crash, will be held at the Gulstorf home Thursday at 2 p.m., with burial in Exeystone cemetery.
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Oxford Junction
Iowa
Maquoketa Valley
Cascade Redmen
van Horne
Robert Gulstorf
Waverly
Henry Gulstorf
Nielson
Belle Plaine
Exeystone Cemetery
Newspapar Code Seizures Highlight Free Press Clash
A historical editorial argues newspapers face higher costs and must remain free from licensing under the First Amendment. It warns that licensing powers could erode press independence and urges publishers to cooperate with the President's recovery program while preserving constitutional protections.
Local Playgrounds Tie For Third In Track Meet
Cedar Rapids playgrounds tied for third at the national playground track meet held last week by radio and telegraph. Twelve teams competed. Memphis topped, St. Louis second, Louisville tied with Cedar Rapids. Local runners earned 15 points. Cedar Rapids won first in intermediate girls 50 yard dash and junior boys relay.
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Cedar Rapids
Radio and Telegraph
Memphis
Tenn
St. Louis
Louisville
Will Rogers on war and staying home
Will Rogers reflects on past interventions from 1898 to 1917, noting Cuba’s civil strife and the spread of democracy abroad. He argues for a strong domestic defense and restraint from foreign entanglements, concluding with a personal plea to stay home and build military strength.
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Gazette
Beverly Hills
Calif
Cuba
Will
NRA Wage and Hour Rules Push for Expanded Open Stores
The article details new government wage and hour standards for retail and oil industries. It covers 52 hour weeks for many stores, minimum hourly wages by region, and a 40 hour week for clerical oil workers with a 50 hour six week cap. Gas station and barbering wage scales are listed, with targeted regional pay differences and enforcement notes. The measure aims to re-employ workers and ensure living wages while keeping stores open.
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Middle Atlantic
New England
East North Central
Pacific
West North Central
West South Central
Mountain
South Atlantic
East South Central
Radio Schedule Dense with NBC CBS Stations Across Day
A long list of radio programs and time slots from NBC and CBS networks shows daily schedules. It names stations like WEAF WMAQ WJZ WABC WGN and WMT among others, with shows ranging from morning parades to musical programs, orchestras, and aging violin, dance, and comedy acts. The entry preserves a period voice and many program titles, host names, and network associations.
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Preen
We Rose
NBC
WEAP
WMAQ
la Batley Alten
CBS
WABC
WMT
KMOX
WEAF
Clara
WJZ
WGN
WTMJ
KOIL
Bhl and
Gliger
WHO
Capvaturs
Singing Strings
WIZ Wenr
Ranees Tre Harton
Morni Fomonds
S$ Nave
WCCO
Arnold Orch
Staymes Orch
WRGBM
Orch
WBBM
Otay Neess Marie
WOBM
Ann Leaf
Jack and
Loretta Clemens
WMAG
Pioneers
WIZ Kyw
Merrymakers
Joe White
WALBC
Woman's Review
WIAF
WIZ
WABCS
Siemund Spacth
Beake Carter
Wrbal Goldbergs
Rudyv Vallee
Windy City Revue
WIBM
Solson
Paul Whiteman
WLW
Littanoreh
Koil Wren
Willard Robison
Scotti Orch
Weaf Wow
Lum
Abner
Phil Regan
Chain Velen. Morgan
Grant Orch
Iowa Legion Elects District Commanders and National Commander
Duster Acknowledges Iowa Legion caucus results naming district commanders across nine districts. Ray Murphy wins unanimous Iowa choice for national commander. Drum corps contest at the Iowa American Legion convention in Dubuque sees Ted Drew as top drummer and Maquoketa's Harold Hunkley as best drum major. prizes awarded to Maquoketa and others.
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F. Albright
Hartley
J. Koenig
le Mars
George Prichard
Onawa
Frank Smith
Sioux City
Frank Drake
Muscatine
Ray Sherwood
Keokuk
L. E. Rees
Bennett
Peter Peterson
Davenport
Herbert Manuhl
Dubuque
Emil Johannsen
Clinton
Victor Sieverding
Grundy Center
Everette C. Claus
Tripoli
James Melroy
Vinton
E. L. Bredt
Hampton
Thomas Thomson
Elkader
Herman Thomvyson
Waukon
Thomas Thorson
Newton
Earl Beckner
Creston
Daws Barr
Oskaloosa
Chester
Moravia
Wilkie Harper
Ames
J. C. Bartholomew
Carlisle
P. A. Lainson
Council Bluffs
R. A. Archie
Sidney
Earl McElhinney
Missouri Valley
Harry Havner
Guthrie Center
James I. Daldiver
Fort Dodge
Vic Steu Inand
Forest City
Leo Gallagher
Sibley
William Sailer
Ida Grove
S. M. Brown
Leo Underwood
Royal
Duster
Ray Murphy
Dubuque County
Iowa
Murphy
Legion Fight For
Ted Drew
Cedar Rapids
Howard Botts
Iowa American Legion
Knoxville
Maquoketa
LeMars
Gowrie
Waterloo
Valley Junction
Des Moines
Harold Hunkley
Ponta Mousson
Cedar Rapids Bugle Corps Wins Negro Drum Competition
The Cedar Rapids bugle corps took first prize in a Negro drum corps contest led by Virgil Powell, its commander. The group earned $50 and aims to compete in Chicago on August 21 during the Legion national convention events.
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Bugle’ Corps
Cedar Rapids
Virgil Powell
Chicago
Legion
Another Chicago Policeman Slain Ten This Year
Chicago authorities linked gunmen to the beer tavern murder of Patrolman Patrick J. Ryan 45. Ryan was shot Tuesday night after a quarrel with three hoodlums who wrested his gun and opened fire. The three suspects fled as detectives reported Peter Paci 23 admitted firing the fatal shots.
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Chicago
INS
Patrick J. Ryan
Ryan
Peter Paci
START WHEAT PLAN IN OWA AUG 24
County agents push an education campaign as McDonald outlines a plan to raise bushels. After Wallace announces the national target, township meetings will allow farmers to sign allotment contracts with data on average production and acreage certified by the county wheat committee. Contracts reduce the national total for two years and pay 28 to 30 cents per bushel on 54 percent of average output with 20 cents due after Sept 15. Signing binds the farm, forming a county wheat production control association that shifts work from extension agents to local associations and the Wheat Adjustment Administration in Washington.
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Wallace
County Wheat Committee
Wheat Adjustment Administration
County Wheat Production Control Association
Washington
McDonald
Almoral Kittenballers Defeat Earlville 5-4
Earlville hosts Almoral Kite tenballers in a 5-4 victory for Almoral. The report notes R. H. Hare ris, described as the case proprietor, was jailed on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon.
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Almoral Kittenballers
Earlville
R. H. Hareris
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