Miners Idle As Wage Dispute Shuts Four Coal Regions
United Mine Workers dispute with operators roils coal districts in Illinois Indiana Ohio and West Virginia. About 73 000 miners face unemployment as contract talks stall after a shift from the 6 10 daily wage, with Illinois and Indiana closing 144 mines and Ohio West Virginia and Indiana districts affected. Some non union operation resumes planned while talks continue.
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Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
West Virginia
United Press
Qhiongo
West Virginia Panhandle
Ilinois
Tadifina
United Mine Workers of America
Mlinols
West Virgina
District Seven
Terre Haute
District Eight
Brazil
Ind
Joseph D. Zook
Illinois Cost Operators Association
John H. Walker
Tlmois
Rescued Toddler Frees From Mine Test Hole
Gerald Collins aged two was trapped seventeen feet underground in a lead mine test hole near Picher Oklahoma. After twelve hours, a parallel shaft was bored to reach him while miners worked in shifts. He was pulled to the surface wrapped in blankets and taken to a hospital in Miami for observation amid cheers from about 1000 onlookers and his mother’s embrace.
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United Press
Picher
Oida
Gerald Collins
Gerald
Paul Colling
Toole
1 Y. Meriwether
Miami
Manslaughter verdict in strike murder case in Uniontown
Nine former mine officers were found guilty of manslaughter in the last June 28 mine strike disorder death of a storekeeper from Amad City Pa. The jury of ten men and two women deliberated since Wednesday. Sentencing deferred by Judge Davis W Henderson.
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Arnold City
United Press Uniontown
Apri
Miks ‘Philopovich
Amaid City
Tne
Davis W. Henderson
Ernest Barnes
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Price Fale
John B. Yodry
James Butlamiere
Edward Hunt
Parker Claybaugl
Roy Ingram
J. W. Fisher
Donald Royston
Tesz Eikby
Toe Coat
Pine
Relief Fund Benefit Tonight at Senior High Auditorium
A benefit performance of Country Cousins was presented at the Senior High School auditorium to aid the Conny Jig Pand. The show featured humor and song with a capable cast and a strong cube band backing up juvenile dance numbers, though some jests drew resentment for personal nature.
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Cube
Sylvia Rholes
Agnes Lynch
Eva Capwell
Carre Houghton
Florence Stewart
Helen Morrell
Gurtha Carr
Osephine Brooks
Clara Haight
Mildred Alexander
Beatrice Stewart
Mary Frances Brooks
Mstella Barry
Betty Stewart
Wilma Paulson
Butt Sheen
Nina Jewell
Frank DeLury
Trene Mahle
John Paulson
Louis Storer
Rita Reaslér
Audrey Mason
Virginia Botsford
Ruth Dingfelder
Samanthy
J. J. Haight
Esmeralda
Estella Barry
Bonnie
Ruth Sheen
Charles Stewart
C.A. Pain
Jealousy blamed in Lebanon double tragedy
Jealousy blamed for a deadly incident in Lebanon Pennsylvania where John Peters C and Mrs Jennie Rabolil aged 88 were killed. Peters shot the former housekeeper in the Steck's Hotel kitchen in Annville near Lebanon and then killed himself last evening.
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Lebanon
John Peters
Jennie Rabolil
Peters
Goran
Steck
Annnilis
Five Best Radio Entertainments Listed For Today
Radio listings announce Today s five top programs across networks CBS NBC and WABC. Light opera gems at 4:00 from WABC CBS schedule features light entertainment. Evening slots include Concert and Cavaliers on NBC and Today and Yesterday on WABC. Rough transcription shows varied program names and times, with mentions of Whiterania and other network blocks.
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WABC
CBS
NBC
Wac
WISE
Bank Robbery Reported in Philadelphia April 1
Two bandits entered the Sixth National Bank in Philadelphia and escaped with 9100 in currency. They overlooked about 7000 in money drawers during the search. The incident was reported by United Frees.
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United Frees
Philadelphia
Sixth National Bank
Butler rails against talk in PA campaign swing
United Press reports General Smedley D Butler in Chambersburg urged action over talk during his Pennsylvania tour for the Republican Senate bid. He warned of food riots and called for martial law to feed the hungry, insisting decisive leadership is needed amid widespread unemployment and starvation.
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Chambersburg
Smedley D. Butler
Gettysburg
York
Butler
Pennsylvania
Senate
Fiere
Pittsburgh
United States Senate
Congress
Two Are Killed in Collision of Busses
Report from United Press states two people Williamson of Liberty North Carolina and Benjamin Pattus of described areas died when a bus collision occurred. Thirteen persons were injured. The accident happened in Georgia near Bainesassy.
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United Preas Washington
Williamson
Liberty
North
Dividends to be Subject to Normal Taxes
The House ways and means committee voted to tax dividend payments at the normal rate, raising about $30 million in additional revenue. The move follows Treasury estimates that the budget is short, with Crisp saying the tax will help balance the budget and be repealed on July 1, 19%. Garner criticized Mills’ estimates, and Mills defended Mellon-era budgeting while noting higher individual income taxes.
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United Press
Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Secretary of Treasury
Mills
Crisp
Senate
Mellon
Treasury
Arrest of one of two Hollup men reported in Jamestown
New York state police captured Donald P. Scheik of Meadville Pa at 10 48 PM after a warrant charged him with first degree robbery. He was arrested with another unnamed man after a February road house holdup near Ellicott south of a town, tied to a limousine escape. Officers from Bemus Point and Jamestown traced license numbers and pursued leads as they continued the investigation.
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New York
Jamestown
Charles Stanton
Bihn
Bemus Point
Meadville
Donald P. Scheik
Scheik
Ellicott
Aleoner
Tor
Approval of 7,000 loan to Baltimore and Ohio line
Inter state Commerce Commission announced approval of a large loan for the Baltimore and Ohio, with indication of a subsequent request for $95,000,000. The company seeks another loan later, but details remain unclear, and the outcome may hinge on actions by May 24.
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United Press
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission Toddy
Baltimore
Reconstruction Fipasie Corporation
Probe into Lindbergh kidnapping shifts to Philadelphia
April 1 Hopewell New Jersey reports say the Lindbergh case is centered on a triangle of New York Philadelphia and Norfolk. Private investigators Bernstein and Krasnow spent lengthy time at the Sourland Mountain estate seeking negotiators while denying tips about a Norfolk hold. They noted suspected raids in Brooklyn nudging their inquiry toward Philadelphia and warned against revealing sensitive information. They planned to press negotiations with kidnappers directly or indirectly. Police in Philadelphia reportedly watched a woman who might aid the conaping effort.
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United Press
Hopewell N. J
New York
Philadelphia
Norfolk
Charles Augustus Lindbergh
Marion Bernstein
Samuel Krasnow
Lindbergh
Sourland Mountain Estate
Bernstein
Krasnow
Brooklyn
Four Murderers Are Electrocuted in Sing Sing
Four inmates were executed by electric chair at Sing Sing last night. Peter Sardino, 25, first to die, had been convicted of killing Rocco Zapp in a Brooklyn holdup. Dominic Seifo, 24, Michael Readek, 20, and Walter Borosky, 24, followed in order for the murder of Frank Pendlebury, a grocer in Almhurst, L.I.
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United Ossining
Apel
Sing Sing
Peter Sardino
Sardini
Rocco Zappp
Brooklyn
Dominic Seifo
Michael Readek
Walter Borosky
Frank Pendlebury
Almhurst, L.J., Grocer
In & Hold-Up
Pittsburgh Truck Racket Probe Seeks Slag Haul Cost
Investigation into a county sticking racket continues as an engineer contends slag for the city county airport could have been hauled for 30 cents a ton, far less than the 60 cents paid to Watson Bowser. Bechtel outlined a rail haul plan and discussed it with John Pugassi before Bowser shifted to truck transport. A court test on Woodside’s authority to probe the records was not scheduled.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Watson Bowser
L. #. Bechtel
Bowser
Pugassi
Tuck
Bechtel
Woodside
Prominent M. E. Churchman Dead
New York April 1 Retired Dr George Milton Fowles longtime treasurer of the Board of Foreign Missions of the Methodist Episcopal church from 1913 to 1924 died Wednesday burial planned at Cyprus Cemetery Brooklyn Services set for Saturday night at Parish Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church Dr Fowles served as educator at Mount Union College Alliance Ohio and Boston University prior to entering the ministry
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M. E
York
George Milton Fowles
Board of Foreign Missions
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Cyprus Cemetery
Brooklyn
Parly Avenue
Pagenene
Campaign for Relief Fund Progressing in City Drive
Mayor Ben F Starr reports a gratifying response on day one of the emergency campaign. Committees canvass manufacturers bankers and residents with yard groups led by C Bentley Howard Sheen M L Brown and Theo Williams. Several thousand dollars are needed to sustain relief services for the coming months and early next week will show results.
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Emer
Corry
Ben F. Starr
Starr
Bentley
Howard Sheen
M. L. Brown
Theo Williams
Rioting at Indian Dock Strike Sparks Bombay Violence
April 1 reports say dock workers and Afghan strike breakers clashed near Bombay, rioting erupts in Pathan districts with homes set ablaze. One man reported dead, twelve seriously injured and about 120 slightly hurt as police move in and order is sought amid ongoing unrest.
Death of Byers Sparks Radium Water Poisoning Scare
New York reports reveal more than 100 patients who used Radithor radium water are ill or dying. Eben H. Byers, Pittsburgh manufacturer and sportsman, died. Dr Frederick B. Flinn, a Pittsburgh physician, links the deaths to radium poisoning. federal probes and medical reviews follow.
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Pittsburgh
United Press
NEW York
Apal
Eben H. Byers
Pitt
Frederick B
Wise
Bitburgh
Flim
College Physicians and Surgeons
Golbie
University
Flinn
Federal
Byers
al St ‘Ber
Ann
Radithor Las
Gevan
Pigtt
Joseph
Wheelright
Geath
Academy of Medicine
Heaid
Argne Commission
Semviees
Hampton and Aiken
Iene Oben
Youthful man held in connection with Wacko death
Greensburg man 15. South Huntingdon suspect aged 15 held in Western Pennsylvania jail on murder charges tied to the death of Wacko, 15, from Newsien. A second suspect, Blenisn, 27, from El Paso, Texas, is noted as still involved in the case.
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Untesu Eterm
Greensburg
Huntingdon
EL -Paso
Goran
Bililerg
Charaylo
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Aimee Gemple
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Campaign For Relief Fund
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Canpallaglie
Flapurg
New Castle
New Gumberland
Phue
Scranton
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