McCreary Urges New Milk Legislation in Pennsylvania
Erie county representative Ralph B. McCreary pressed the Milk Control Board to form a nine-member panel to draft comprehensive milk control legislation for the General Assembly. With the current law expiring soon and prices rising, witnesses urged higher producer returns and limits on imports while the board prepares a new price-fixing order due by mid July.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Silk Control Board
Pennsylvania
Ralph 8. McCreary
Erie County
McCreary
Bernard Hegal
Prince T. W. Johnson
Delaware County Producers and Consumers Association
Milk Board
Japan cabinet resigns amid bank scandal
Tokyo July 3 The government of Premier Makoto Saito resigned today after a bank scandal involving a cabinet member. Prince Saionji is due in Tokyo to advise the emperor and a new premier is expected to be named soon.
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United Pr
Tokyo
Makoto Saito
Japan
Kimmodh Saionji
Meiji
Horotity
Saionji
Pennay vahia’s schoolship Annapolis sails on practice cruise
Harrisburg July 3 Pennay vahia's schoolship Annapolis leaves Philadelphia with 50 student marines aboard for a 500 mile voyage westward with calls at Phanoutt Edinburgh Copenhagen and London. Captain John F Hines commands the U S Navy craft as it anchors at the Azores en route to Plymouth and on the return crossing. The cruise ends October 2.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennayvahia
Annapolis
Philadelphia
John F. Hines
U. S. Nav. T
Porta
Phanoutt
Edinburgh
Copenhagen
London
Azores
Plymouth
Inde pendente Day Parade Opens Civic Celebration
The Lieut. Archie W. Thompson Post VFW sponsors a 9 30 a m parade starting at West Washington, marching along Pirgy avenue to South street, then east to Coneier street, north to Center 10 Parnt Place and west to the VFW Home. A pets and dolls contest for children precedes games and athletics near East Washing ton grounds. An afternoon program features a 2 pm Aero Supply event, 4 pm Raymonds versus Corry Jamestown, and a big carnival with rides and a fireworks finale at 10 80 pm atop the Traction Building. The Miller Bros Shows present Jungle Pets and Tarzan and His Mate among other attractions. Corry High School Band and VFW Drum and Bugle Corps members are asked to assemble at 9 am Wednesday at the VFW Home.
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Archie W.thompson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Curry
Washington Street
Pirgy Avenus
South Straat
Coneier Street
Center 10
Parnt Place
Maple Avenue
V. W
Ast Washington Street
City Baseball League
Miller Bros
Aero Supply
Washington Dunes
Raymonds
Corry Jamestown
Traction Building
Tarzan
All Nations
Paris
New York
Corry High School
Three More German Leaders Executed
EWRLIN July 3 report says three prominent Germans were executed. Gustav von Kahr, Catholic leader in Munich, Col. Von Bredow, aide to Gen. Kurt von Schleicher, and Edgar Jung were killed for roles in the failed revolt and for drafting Papen’s Marburg speech critical of the Nazis.
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Gustav von I<ahr
Munich
Col
von Bredow
Kurt von Schleleher
Edgar Jung
Franz von Papen
Marburg
Jung
Kahr
Plant Worker Loses Finger In Grinding Machine
Alfred Anson, a plant worker at Aero Supply Corporation on Maul Street, suffered a severe hand injury this morning when his hand was caught in a grinding machine. His index finger was severely crushed, and amputation at the first joint was necessary at Corry Hospital.
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Alfred Anson
Veo Cade
Aero Supply Corporation
Hansel
Corry Hospital
80 Men Assured Work Under RWD in Erie County
Funds available from July allocation allow continued relief work. City Engineer N R Dickson reports recovery of sewer intake and Fourth Ward graveline jobs with 29 men starting, while street traveling project to resume Friday. About 80 jobs expected over four weeks under Relief Works Division funding.
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Erie County
N. R. Dickson Taddy
Relief Works Division
Fourth Ward
Sviapsnd
Dickson
Journal
Severe electrical storm hits city and damages streets
A major electrical storm swept the city just after 1 pm with driving rain and hail. Lightning and thunder lasted about twenty minutes, causing temporary power outages, flooded gutters, hillside damage, and uprooted trees on South Center Street.
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South Center Street
Pennsylvania Faces Cut in Federal Relief Funds
Washington July 3 Pennsylvania faces a September deadline to use a reasonable amount of federal relief funds or see allotments reduced. Relief Administrator Harry L. Hopkins announced August funding of 10 million dollars for Pennsylvania, a one million dollar cut from prior totals. Hopkins said Pennsylvania should provide its reasonable share but did not define the amount.
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United Press
Washington
Pennsylvania
Harry L. Hopkins
Hopkins
Prince Henry of Holland Stricken at 58
Prince Henry of Meoldenbourg consort of Queen Wilhelmina died today after a brief illness. He was 58 and collapsed at his Red Cross offices where he was a high official. Married to Queen Wilhelmina on February 7, 1801, at The Hague, he was naturalized as a Dutch citizen shortly before marriage. They have a daughter Juliana who will succeed the queen.
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Nethllands
Henry of
Meoldenbourg
Wilhelmina of Holland
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Red Cross
Prince Henry
Holland
Juliana
Seven Die After Wood Alcohol Party Near Pittsburgh
Police probe a deadly wood alcohol incident along the Ohio river near Stoops Ferry. Seven men attended a jungle camp gathering where tainted liquor caused collapses. only one survived, with several identified locals including Michael Carney and George Heckel. Authorities traced the poison to a Sewickley garage as victims succumbed in rapid succession.
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Pittsburgh
Ohio River
Stoops Ferry
Sewickley Valley Hospital
Michael Carne
James Carney
Braddock
George Heckel
Fineview
Wergu- Son
Moon Township
Alexander Titmus
Pittsburg
John Senta
Allegheny County Asphalt Plant
Sewickley
Ferguson
Siead
Michael Carney
Rotary Club Adjourns After Storm at Hotel Carry
This afternoon a storm forced an early adjournment of the Rotary Club luncheon at the Hotel Carry. Harold Wolfe was reporting on the Rotary International convention in Detroit when the downpour threatened the basement. Wolfe will finish his report later. New club officers, including Harold Wolfe as president, took office today. A committee led by Ralph B. Dewy was formed with the Kiwanis and Golden Rule Clubs on a community house project. The club accepted an outing invitation from E. Ratters for Mayflower Lodge Findley Cake next Wednesday July 11.
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Carry
Harold Wolfe
Rotary International
Detroit
Wolfe
Lab
Ralph 8. Dew#y
Toyjin
Golden Rule
E. Ratters
Mayflower Lodge
Findley Cake
Mediation Plea Awaited as West Coast Strike Tensions Rise
On July 2 in San Francisco, President Flavnevait's mediators awaited replies to arbitration bids from striking longshoremen and seamen in a rising labor dispute. Union leaders urged return to work pending settlement while authorities fortified waterfront lines and shipping operators debated a port opening plan with possible force. Strikebreakers, including sailors and engineers, prepared to move cargo if no accord is reached.
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United Press
San Francisco
Calif
Flavnevait
Wblis
Avehuisnop Baward J. Hanna
Mey
Defer Action on Community House Project
Representatives from Kiwanis Golden Rule Club and YMCA postponed funding plans for a community house in the city. The group discussed raising about 5000 dollars, noted current conditions as obstacles, and agreed to survey sites and rental spaces while proceeding with a two week follow up meeting to review feasibility and possible rented quarters.
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Kiwanis
Golden Rule Clubs
Pehn’a Electric Company
Altex
Screen Star Clings To Life Amid Fever Fight
Santa Barbara July 3 Marie Dressler veteran stage and screen star clings to life amid a burning fever that has persisted for days. Doctors report the actress remains gravely ill but fight continues as public prayers rise for recovery.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Marie Dressler
Smoat
Weirton Charges Boycott Reported in Federal Court
Wilmington July 3. Charges that officials threatened to establish and boycott against the Weirton Steel Company were presented in Federal Court today. Burley Reed of Pittsburgh, counsel for Weirton, argued the officials intended to circulate a boycott to influence the firm’s judgment.
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United Press
Wilmington
Del
Weirton Steel Company
Burley. Reed
Pittsburgh
Weirton
judKe John P. Nields
City Council Delays Hose Purchase For Fire Dept
City Council again postponed the $500 appropriation for new fire hose awaiting a report from the director of public property. Fire Chief Paulson warned of jeopardy and potential higher insurance if the current hose supply remains low after the Realty building fire. Meeting included routine business, budget transfers, and bills, with fireworks permit for Fourth of July and a gravel bank sale inquiry to be reviewed.
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Chist Paulson
Hani
Paulson
Dir of Finance
Pukce
Frank B. Westley
Commssion
McDarmott Construction Company
Hast Minstrest Fovement
Eureke Casualty Company
Golden Rile Chrb
Traction
Wart Street
Olt Creek Refining Company
West Smith Street
Public Property
Heath
Acton
German Writer as Go-Between in Paris Plot
French premier named amid charges that a German writer in Paris acted as intermediary between Wilhelm von Schleicher and conspirators aiming to overthrow Hitler. Officials allege discussions centered on action against the Nazi regime with French liaison involvement.
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Paris
Fate of Von Papen Rested With Cabinet of Germany
London July 3 Charges by the Hitler government that the late Gen Karl von Schleicher and his conspirators were dealing with an unnamed foreign power received substantiation today from the diplomatic representative of an important European power. On the basis of sensational information now available he told United Press the Schleicher conspiracy aimed to overthrow Hitler and indications point to connections in press
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United Press
London
Hitler
Karl von Schleicher
Unite Press
Schleicher
von Schleicher
Berlin
Allezer
Paris
Actes
von Schleinker
II Frotties
Paul von Hindenburg
Hitter
Gen. Goering
Germany
Louis Berthou
Geneva
France
Allier
Barthou Nar
von Schisicher
Bertatt
Adolf Hitler
Doorn
Holland
Von Papen Again Offers to Resign
Berlin reports say Franz Von Papen again offered to resign as vice chancellor amid a three hour cabinet session on the fate of the Third Reich. Herman Goering, Prussian premier and Hitler ally, was seen as most likely successor if the resignations are accepted. The meeting adjourned with no decision and will reconvene tomorrow as intrigue swirls in Berlin.
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Eerdin
Ily
Franz von Papen
Herman Wilhelm Goering
Prussia
Hitler
von Papen
Tovldy
Von
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