Miners Assured Square Deal by Administration
United Press reports Fayette County miners, out for two weeks in a coal strike, will return to work after Edward McGrady deputy administrator of the National Recovery Administration promised a "square deal." Leaders and a large crowd gathered at the courthouse as Feeney and McGrady addressed them, signaling formal action to be announced later.
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United Press Uniontown
Fayette County
Edward & McGrady
Leadera
Mo. Grady
William Feeney
the Workers of America
Corry Man Files for School Board as Candidate
Carl L. Henton of 1086 North Center street announces his candidacy for school director on both major tickets for the fall election. An employee of Raymond Manufacturing, he has long served in the United Brethren Church as Sunday school superintendent and is urged by friends to bring his candidacy forward before the nominating petitions due August 15.
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Corry
Carl L. Henton
North Center Street
Henton
Raymond Manufacturing Company
Beet Aolive
United Brethren Church
Hentoh
Walter Scott Club Speaker Addresses Veterans Legislation
Local attorney Walter H. Scott spoke to Rotary Slab members at the Hotel Corry luncheon about veterans legislation and soldiers relief. The club plans its annual picnic for members and families at Canaldote Lake next Wednesday, August 16, with Frank T. Babbitt presiding in Dr. Mosier's absence.
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Rotary Club
Walter H. Scot
Rotary Slab
Hotel Corry
Scott
Clib
Canaldohte Lake
Frank T. Babbitt
Mosier
OtHare
Predonta
Drowned Orphans Swept By Undertow At Edgemere
Fifteen orphan boys and girls sunbathing on a Queens sandbar were swept into the sea by a large wave. One boy's body was recovered and six other children were missing.
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New York
Edgemere
Queens
City Council eyes light cost cuts from gas and electric company
City Council met in the Municipal building with routine items approved. The heating funds were moved to property supplies and the treasurer reported a July balance of 1,879.53 after receipts of 267.03 and expenditures of 10,723.44. Officials are negotiating a longer contract with Associated Gas & Electric Systems to cut traffic light costs by about half annually. Veterans group Archie W. Thompson Post asked to use City Park for Labor Day activities.
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Spiesian
Westley
Associated Gas & Electric Systems
Archie W. Thompson Fost
Veterans of Portign Wars
Conneaut Lake Woman Killed in Auto Crash
A car overturning near Goshen yesterday killed two women, Mrs Dora Geipel and Mrs Alice Lemison, injuring a man in critical condition, and lightly wounding Mrs Franke Hines and Mr Frank Hines. Driver Mrs Hines lost control after a tire blew out.
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Alice Lemison
Indiana
Chicago
United Press
Goshen
Dora Geipel
Conneaut Lake
Paul A. Geipel
Gfeat
Mtr
Franke Hines
Astoria
L. 1
Hines
Loni
Geipel
Polish Fliers Hurt In Crash
Two Polish fliers from New York crashed on the landing field and their plane turned turtle. Both were reported to have been injured. In Greenland, Colonel and Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh planned to leave for TullanwindD today.
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United Pees Harbor
GRACH
New York
Lindberghs
Ferry capsizes on River Meging. 105 feared dead
A ferry boat on the River Meging near Naokhall capsized after a heavy wave. One hundred five persons were feared drowned today. Forty five other passengers were reported saved.
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United Press
Aloutpa
Tadis
Aug
Meging
Naokhall
Milk Withheld From Harrisburg Dealers Amid Plea for Revisions
Central Pennsylvania dairy farmers announced they would continue to withhold milk from Harrisburg dealers while seeking revisions to the Philadelphia milk shed agreement. They aim to redirect payments of a two cent check off to the Capital City Producer Association and plan peaceful protests if demands are not met.
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United Press Marrisburg
Wishingtom
Philadelphia
Central Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Clyde. King
Demi Mok
Capital City Producer Association
General Fund
Dr. King
Governors urged to convene on dairy crisis in 10 states
In Albany on August 8 a resolution urged Lehman to summon a conference of nearby states' governors to address the dairy crisis as National Guard units moved toward New York strike zones. Violent clashes erupted as 400 farmers attacked a Dairy Men's League plant, deputies attacked lines to steam vats, and milk was dumped amid shouts. Deputies lost badges and clubs. troopers faced protests in Camden, New Jersey, with injuries reported to two farmers as field operations continued.
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United Press
Albany
Herbert Lehman
National Guard
New York
MacDouga
Dairymen’s League
Camden
N. 1
Stephen McGrath
McGrath
Inta Hospital
Balbo Fleet Makes Azores Stop En Route Home
Balbo shifts route to the Azores due to bad weather on the voyage back to Italy from Chicago. Balbo’s seaplanes landed at Horta after a 1,200 mile over water flight, greeted by a lively crowd and church bells.
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Balbo
Roue
Meland
Lisbon
United Press
Horta
Azores
Air Armaja
Italy
Chicago
Newfoundland
Portishead
Eng
Batbo
Springs
Chpe Race
Shoal Harbor
Nld
Italo Balbo
Galby
Fsyai Jalind
Ponta 62
Gada
San Miguel Island
Andres Balbo
Blackmail May Have Prompted Gotham Murder
Detectives today considered blackmail as a motive in the murder of Henry B. Sanborn, a railroad official. Two theories emerged: extortion against Sanborn’s relatives or an attempt to force payment from him personally, with over 500 in currency found on his body and 2000 withdrawn before his disappearance. Fiancee Mognhilde Armskaan, 27, identified the body but offered little help as authorities pressed further questioning.
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Unites Press
New York
Wollides
Henry BP
Sanborn
Sanborne
Long Island
Howe Vever
Santern
Mognhilde Armskaan
Litte
Wrought & Jong
Queens County
Argué
Distestives
State beer tax nets large daily revenue in Harrisburg
Revenues from the Pennsylvania beer tax run about 17 500 dollars per day. Since the tax began May 1, 1 505 074 dollars has been sent to the Treasury. Receipts from beer and wine tax averaged 520 276 in May, compared with 540 460 in June.
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Anies Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Treasury Department
I T
Pittsburgh Passenger Train Wreck Kills Two
Duquesne Express plunges from rails near Shady Side Pittsburgh injuring engine crew and shaking 300 as cars derail. Fireman Gott and Enginer Wiltes rushed to hospitals. seven minutes after departure the left curve caused the crash blocking three tracks and halting service. In Cuba crisis President Machado faces revolts with U S mediation and reports of potential retirement amid widespread strikes and food shortages. Havana broadcasts appeals for merchants to reopen and for strikers to return to work as famine fears rise.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Duquesne Express
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
Andrew Wiltes
Altoond
GC. D. Gott
Ben Genie
Shady Side
Gerado Macha
Cuba
Island Republic
Nin
Devis
U. S
Simmer Welles
Machadd
Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Washington
Machado
Havana
Department of Interior
Gerardo Machaile
Sumner Welles
Ambils Connnich
Crops Benefit From Light Showers Then Rain
Crops on area farms benefited from showers today after a week of drought. Light overnight rain was followed by steadier rain in the morning and early afternoon, revitalizing corn and potatoes and easing heat distress as temperatures cooled. Local residents note the moisture boosts vegetation after a prolonged dry spell.
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Capitans
Jail Instead of Fame Fort Lee Failed Bridge Jump
Arthur Savaria sought fame and money by leaping from the George Washington Bridge while cameras rolled. He hesitated long enough for police to arrive before the jump. He was sentenced to elk tugaths and fined $100.
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Fort Lee
Arthur Savaria
George Washington Bridge
Death of H C Moore at Corry Hospital
H C Moore aged 83 died at Corry hospital after a fall at the porch of his home. He plunged from the roof while repairing a leak and sustained injuries to the arm shoulder hip. He died Monday night at 11. Survived by widow Nora G Moore three sons Leon Elton Walter and two daughters Mary Love and Mary Moore. Funeral arrangements not completed.
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Roward C. Moore
Wright Street
Corry Hospital
Moore
Corry
Nora G. Moore
Leon Moore
Jamestown
Elton Moore
Sherman
Walter Bishop
Sarry
Mary Love
Mary Moore
Puneral
Butler Boys Killed in Portage Freight Train Wreck
Eyewitness report from United Press details a Portage Pennsylvania freight train wreck that killed three youths and injured two Butler County boys. Courtney Grant 16 and Nell Summerville 19 from Butler, plus David Glass 18 of Wabash Indiana, died when 26 cars derailed from 93 car sequence. Fred Willison 17 and Frank Cebelsky 17, both Butler residents, were hospitalized at Johnstown Memorial with Cebelsky listed seriously hurt. The incident halted rail traffic for hours as investigators search for the cause.
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Ey United Press
Johnstown
Pennsylvania Railroad
Butler
Courtney Grant
Nell Summerville
David Glass
Wabash
Plan to Curb Stock Speculation Through Drastic Laws
Senator Thomas announces new congressional plan to curb stock speculation. He calls for prohibition of large trades by floor traders specialists and pools, criticizing current exchange regulations and anticipating early committee hearings. The New York Stock Exchange had just set higher minimum margins and restricted margins on low price stocks.
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Richard L. Gridley
United Press
Sta
Washington
Aug
Congress
Hier Thomas
Olds
Thomas
New York
Labor to Join in Reporting NRA Violations
United Press reports labor groups nationwide will aid the National Recovery Administration by reporting code and employment agreement violations. AFL President Green says A F of L unions will promptly relay violations for action and inform the new arbitration board of labor disputes needing attention. Johnson will address a Chicago labor meeting as hearings begin on all 26 codes.
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United Press
Washington
Dubai
National Recovery Administration
Win
Green
American Federation of Labor
A. M. of L
National Arbitration Board
Hugi St. Johnson
Chicago
Johnson
Torarrow
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C. J. Henton
Walter Scott Club
Lehman
N.Y
George Spenter
Gimer Ac Throy
Eric
Gotham
Henry F. Sanborn
Pearl
H.C. Moore
Oklahoma
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