Corry Guardsmen in Camp Defend Nazi Policies
The 12 000 Pennsylvania National Guard troops converge at Camp Muir Mt Gretna for a mammoth encampment in two weeks, marking the first time the full contingent has trained together since 1928. Units prepare for complex war games as thousands travel by night to the site. General Hannon outlines plans for intensive maneuvers amid vigorous training.
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Penn
National Guard
United Press
Muir
Mt. Gretna
Penn/Wania
Massive Guardsmen send-off for Pa National Guard units
A huge crowd gathered to farewell Company A and other Pennsylvania National Guard units as they entrained at Camp Muir and Indiantown Gap. The march included Erie battalion members and Warren and Kane units. The mammoth war game plans were outlined by Maj. Gen. Edward J. Shannon and Lt. Gen. Robert Morris.
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Corry
Camp Muir
Erie
Oirlock
Cntryine
Warren
Kane
Indiantown Gap
Cole
Middletown
Muir
Charles H. Muir
Star
Lock Haven
Boalsburg
Bellefonte
Uth
Harrisburg
Lewistown
Washington
Russia to Seek League of Nations Entry Soon
Geneva July 14 Soviet Russia will officially ask for admission to the League of Nations within two weeks. It is believed the Soviets stand a good chance of election to the league in September with backing from France and Britain. Russia joining is seen as vital to peace and disarmament talks in Europe.
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United Press
Geneva
Russia
League of Nations
League Rl
League
France
Britain
Pennsylvania Farmers Gain Milk Price Boost Amid Shortage
Harrisburg July 14 The Milk Control Board approved higher prices for Pennsylvania dairy farmers. Increases vary by class with an average of about 16 cents more per hundredweight across the state. The order ends the receiving quota and basic surplus scheme, except for certain marketing associations and transportation. A three cent bottle deposit will apply to most stores outside Philadelphia. The move follows drought and usual summer production declines cited by the board.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Milk Control Board
Dairymen of
Pennsylvania
Tie Boar
Philadelphia
Ani
Elsepyaar
Lieniew
Reserved decision on Siamese twin’s marriage appeal
New York July 14 Justice Kenneth O Brien reserved decision on Violet Hiton a one year old Siamese twin’s suit to compel the city to grant an marriage license. Assistant Corporation Counsel Russell Turbox defended the refusal saying the union would be immoral and improper for the twin Daisy.
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United Press New York
Violet Hiton
Supreme Court
Kenneth O'Brien
Assistent Corporation
Russell Turbox
Daisy
Violet
Hitler wins revival as Germans face the cost of crisis
Berlin July 4 Fourteen days after a crisis that threatened civil war Germans woke to the reality of Hitler’s grip. Crowds cheered as he declared responsibility for forceful actions and spoke of purging traitors, signaling a phase of Nazism aimed at unifying the nation and suppressing internal revolts.
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Frederick C. Oechsner
United Press
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Krolloper jWuse
Hermann Goering
Supreme Court of Justice of
Germany
Nazi Party
Tml
Rail Grant at Low Interest
Washington July 14 Uniwed Press reports a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad issue of 50 million dollars in year 4 12 percent notes was underwritten by the governments Reconstruction Finance Corporation at 4.70 percent. The underwriters Kuhn, Leeb and Co and Speyer and Co will take one percent commission. The government aided the railroad’s current financing after previous borrowing at 6 percent.
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Uniwed
Washington
Ieters
Baltimore Ad Ohio Railroad Company
Ro Jcomstruction Finance Corporation
Rosu'a
Kuhn, Leeb and Co
Speyer and Co
Mother's Slain Wife Shot by Agents Ties to Dillinger Case
In St Louis on July 11 to 14, 193….
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United Press
ST. Louis
Pealee McCarty
Lear B. Reel
Department of Justice Bureau
Hope
Besse Masterson
Jas Bight
City Hospital
Document of Justice
Fey
Bessie Mason
Department of Justice
Werd
John Dillinger
Urges Youths to Follow Christ at Pennsylvania Union
In Hershey Pennsylvania Rev Dr Louis Evans of Pittsburgh urged youths to follow Christ as a pattern for civilization amid social and political change. The speech closed the 1610s biennial Pennsylvania Christian Endeavor Union convention with more than 2500 delegates, highlighting the goal of Christian influence and world change.
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Hershey
Louis Evans
Tilind Presbiterian
Chiveh
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Christanades
Christ
Dr. Byars
Byans
Defly
Christian Hindeavor Union
Public Works approves $7 million for Tygart Reservoir project
Washington July 14 Public Works allotment of seven million dollars was approved today by Administrator Harold L Ickes to continue work on the large Tygart reservoir dam in West Virginia. The action allocates funds for further construction and related projects at the site.
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Py Wince Erese Washington
Tygart Reservoir
West Virginia
Harold L. Ickes
Erie Depositors to Share in 4 Million Payout Plan
United States banking officials announce Erie Trust Company depositors will receive over 4 million dollars within 30 days. About 17,000 Erie Trust depositors are expected to share roughly 2.25 million in early distributions, with another 2 million to be paid through a forthcoming National Bank and Trust Company arrangement.
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United Erese Emh
Jung
Wilnam D. Gordon
Suorulary
Erie Trust Company
Glanneit
IPC
A B. Keith
Lionel Paul
Manumer Ing
Tebiers
National Banke Ani ‘Trust Company
Boost for Steel Men
Pittsburgh July 4 Employers of seven large steel plants will get a three and one half per cent wage increase under new terms contracts denounced by Lay by Michiel Telie president of the Amalgamated Association of Steel and Tin Workers. Plants affected include Granite Steel Company Granite City Illinois Standard Tin Plate Canfield Pittsburgh Pa and Mahoning Valley Steel Company Niles Ohio.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Michiel ,Telie
Amalgamated Association
Won, Steel and Tin Workers
Granite Steel Company
Granite City
Standard ‘Tin Plate
Canpieburg
Germans Reply to U.S. Protests on Moratorium
Berlin reports the German government says it will not discriminate in refusing transfers of services tied to foreign loans. It cites current exchange and trade barriers but offers to negotiate a resumption of transfer payments under the Dawes and Young loans.
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U. S
Hitler
United Press Berlin
United States
America
Tik Ve Jerman
Mary
Germany
Sid the Reis
War debt claim cited in drunk driving case
Salem, July 14. District Judge Sevoullin fined Sigurd A. Sjostron $105 for drunken driving. His lawyer argued Finland fully paid its war debt to the United States, but the judge said the war debt had little relevance to the case and imposed the fine.
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United Press
Salem
Mass
George B. Sevoullin
Betweinland
Sigurd A. Sjostron
Koinland
Unite States
Former Pinchot publicity man is struck down
SiCconnelLsburg Pa July 1 Ms James a former publicity man for Governor Gifford Pinchot was fed at a home here today James previously served as publicity director for the State Roads department and was widely known throughout Pennsylvania.
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Sicconnellsburg
James
Gifford Pinchot
State
Pennsylvania
School Board to Air Tax Irregularities in Open Meeting
The School Board plans a complete airing of alleged tax irregularities at a special meeting early next week. President B C Barnes announced the tentative session for Tuesday evening to discuss bond actions and irregularities uncovered in tax collection from the prior year.
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Board of Bublication
Airs
B.C. Barnes
Gursies
Lis
Hellcartis Woek
NOTE REVEALS MISSING CHILD WAS KIDNAPED IN HARTSDALE
A 21 month old boy Robert Connor vanished from his Hartdale home after a mysterious note implying kidnapping. Federal agents led a wide wooded search before suspicions shifted to possible abduction, with authorities awaiting further steps.
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United Press
Hartsdale
N.Y
Robert Connor
Connor
Charles Connor
Union
Frank X. Fay
Jeter
Beto
Labor Strife Flares as San Francisco Eyes General Strike
San Francisco unions debate using a general strike as a weapon amid rising labor tensions. 600 to 1,000 delegates gather at the Labor Temple as authorities threaten martial measures to prevent blockades and ensure delivery of goods to the Bay Area. Governor Merriam issues a curfew ultimatum while federal labor officials meet to map peaceful settlement plans and investigate escalating conflict.
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Morris
DE Haven Tracy
United Press Star
San Francisco
Satheren
Labor Temple
San Francisco Bay
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Vossitile
Bes Tovay
Sun
Fehl
Merriam
Sanrancisi
Jeparel
Lance
Enlire
Washington
Aly
Federal Regional Labor Board
National Labor Hound
Yhund
Pacific
Postu
Roosevelt
Oil City Bank Loan Decision Pending by RFC Officials
Washington July 14 RFC officials have not yet decided on a $860,900 loan for the Oil City Passmflan Bank. The application was received Thursday and is under review by RFC experts.
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OIL City Bank
United Press
Washington
Réconstruction Finance Corporation
Passm Flan Bank
RFC Exparts
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State Milk Control Board
Baltimore & Ohio
Justice Agent
Christian Endeavor Union
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Labor Board
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