Coal Walkouts Sweep Multiple States in Century Strike
United Mine Workers organizes a broad walkout across Indiana Illinois Ohio Missouri and Pennsylvania. Reported 100 percent participation in several districts as miners join the national strike to press wage demands and challenge open shop policies amid fuel shortages and plant shutdowns.
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Rescue After Eight Years Captivity In Pittsburg Area
A white woman recovered after being held captive by a black man in his home for nearly eight years. Investigators note long abuse and possible mental strain on the victim. Social welfare agents assisted, with the mother of two later identified among the conflict’s dynamics.
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Plot Against Prince of Wales Frustrated In Tokyo
A foiled plan by radical elements to attack the Prince of Wales during his Japan visit is reported. Japanese authorities heightened security to safeguard the royal party including Crown Prince Hirohito and the Mikado as arrests were made in connection with the plot.
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Plane crash in Macon leaves two dead
United Press reports a fatal plane crash near Macon on April 1. Victims identified as Joh Ro Casta, Anthony Kansis, and Ray Raindtre Portland died when the aircraft struck a stack and caught fire, leaving smoke visible nearby.
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Failure of Genoa Parley Foreseen by Experts
European observers predict Genoa Conference will fail to resolve major postwar tensions. They argue lack of harmony among big powers, conflicting aims, and diminished faith in international diplomacy. Russia and France push for economic aims while Britain seeks balance. United States stays cautious.
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Aged Man Relieved Of Pocketbook In Street Theft
An elderly man, accompanied by two children, was relieved of his pocketbook near a laundry on East Mulroy Street. Police reported a suspect seen nearby, with officers expected to arrest soon. The case involves a 90 year old witness and a local laundrette owner unaware of the thief’s name or address.
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France backs down on occupation costs
United States demands France bear part of Rhine occupation costs, and Paris submits to pressure. Rushed cable from Washington quotes Ambassador as saying France will meet the U.S. stance on troop costs, signaling a retreat from earlier hard positions amid Allied pressure.
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Salvation Army Sale Big Success At Local Auction
The Salvation Army conducted a sale last Wednesday that drew a large crowd and moved many clothing items. Shoes and garments sold for pennies, with proceeds benefiting distribution efforts. items priced at 10 15 and 20 cents, plus other goods, were offered in the basement sale. Readers are urged to donate items before next Wednesday to aid arrangements.
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East Main Street Home and School Meeting Highlights
The East Main Street Home and School Association held a meeting with about 100 attendees. Supt Hemstreet led an evening program discussing the school proposition, with entertainment by a Song-Glee Club and readings. Guests included Mrs Howard Langelund and Charley Pahlstrand. alumna Alene Johnson of Washington DC attended as a guest of Ary Shirley Cudy Toy.
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Washinton
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Two Children Die In West Park Avenue House Fire
A West Park Avenue blaze claimed the lives of two children, ages 12 and younger, in a house fire that destroyed a local residence. Authorities reported the fire early today, with investigators beginning work at the scene. The victims were identified as relatives of Mr Durnibreski, a local resident, as community members consoled the bereaved family.
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Public ownership urged for coal mines in Senate inquiry
United Press reports Senate committee chair calls for public ownership of coal mines as part of a broader probe into the industry amid a new round of discussions. The statement signals a push for state control amid potential industry reorganizations and ongoing investigations.
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Ikittanning Murder Case Adjourned
United Press reports the adjournment of the Kittanning murder trial of Ash Whanit charged with conspiring in a death. The session resumes Monday with Whanil to testify and the defense seeking to prove the falsity of Sue's account.
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Endangerment of the Irish Free State Amid Rebel Coup
In Dublin a coup attempt by rebels against the Irish Free State unfolds as troops flood the capital and threaten public buildings. The government risks collapse as factions renounce allegiance, with reports of skirmishes and loyalist forces preparing to defend key sites.
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Wilkes Barre Swept by Heavy Storm Today
A severe storm disrupted Wilkes Barre and surrounding towns impairing Telegraph and telephone lines and halting transportation. Widespread damage reported near Havelton and Hardton with multiple road blocks between Freeland and the city. Local residents, including Lessme of Oakvilla, describe hazardous conditions and delayed travel as crews assess the affected routes.
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Ice Cream Company to Locate Here in Jamestown
Announcement states a male representative announces Levant Tow Cream Company of Jamestown will establish this city as its distributing point for ice cream and butter. The plan includes a future big plant on a street near Trili Indicator, with initial distribution from a cold storage facility.
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Teen-agers Enjoyed Banquet At Sunday School Party
Teens from Sur fey Schools attended a banquet hosted by the Presbyterian Church at the Sunday School room. Milo Brewin served as toastmaster while students performed songs, readings, and a Stunt Song. The program included music from The Core Orchestra and a service-themed finale as attendees enjoyed a lively, district event.
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Cambridge Wins Big Rowing Classic Today
Cambridge defeats Oxford in a late afternoon world rowing event. The Cambridge crew led from start to finish, finishing in five minutes and 39 seconds, setting a record for the course. Oxford’s crew finished just behind with notable effort from their rowers.
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Milk Ordinance Drafted by Dairymen in City
Draft outlines rules for milk production and distribution to ensure sanitary handling. Key provisions define approved dairy products, sale and delivery practices, and safety standards, with Dr. Kline and Corey leading drafting efforts and a public meeting to review the ordinance. The measure aims to regulate milk quality, labeling, temperature controls, and prohibition of contaminated or mislabeled products.
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