Guardsmen Rule North Dakota as Two Governors Fight
National Guardsmen controlled North Dakota as Gov William H Langer and Lt Gov Ole Olson battled for power. San Francisco Bay area labor leaders pushed toward ending the general strike with votes in Oakland and San Francisco. Shipping and trucking disruptions spread across Minneapolis and Portland as federal mediators pressed for a truce amid tense scenes and sporadic violence.
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North Dakota
Frisco
Pecora
Wall ‘Street
Connor Child Showing Improvement At White Plains Hospital
Connor, 21 months old, was reported to be improving after being found in woods near his Hartsdale home. Doctors said his condition is favorable with steady weight gain and a possible return home within ten days. Parents remain secluded as officials abandon kidnapping theories and focus on his recovery and the child Ivy’s gradual improvement from dehydration and starvation.
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United Press
Whith Plains
Abby Connor
White Plains Hospital
Harts
Ivy
Charles H. Gonnor
Bobby
Hartsdale
Frank X. Fay
New York
South Center Street Improvement Plans Advance
City engineers visited Wednesday to review revised plans for the South Center Street stretch from Grove Street to the city line. They expect submission to the City Council for approval early next week and groundwork to begin in August.
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State Highway Department
Center Street
Grove Street
Taxpayers group urges eight reforms in Pennsylvania
Philadelphia July 18 The Taxpayers Form of Pennsylvania drafts eight recommendations for the 1995 legislature to ease the tax burden. Proposals include centralized local tax collection, abolition of the public official fee system, county welfare boards in all counties, mandatory budget procedures, end to temporary borrowing, improved delinquent tax collection, reduced vote counting machine costs, and a representative legislative commission to study local government reorganization and consolidation.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Four Seek to Head Steel Workers Union
United Press reports in Pittsburgh on July 19 that four men vie for the inter national presidency of the Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers. Incumbent Michael P. Tighe announced his candidacy after Earl J. Forbeck disclosed the radio and file committee chairmanship. Other candidates include Frank Benenoit of Granite Guy and George Williams of Canonsburg Pa.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Michael P. Tighe
Vetem
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and ‘Tin Workers
Tighe
Earl J. Forbeck
McKeesport
Benenoit
Granite Guy
Til
George Williams
Canonsburg
Three Jailed in Gas Station Robberies
Pittsburgh police report three men from Homestead and Eat Bid were jailed as suspects in gas station robberies. Detectives arrested John Aseniash, 25, a waiter, and Nick Dembels, 23, in Homestead, then Michael Arendash, 19, brother of Aseniash, at his home. Attendants at two service stations will be asked to view the trio.
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Onned
Pittsburgh
Jilly
Homestead
Eat Bid
John Aseniash
Nick Dembels
Michael Arendash
Broher
John
Langer Hands Office to Ole Olson Amid Martial Crisis
Bismarck, July 14. William H. Langer, who invoked martial law to resist removal as governor, turned the office over to Lt. G ov. Ole H. Olson as the legislature met in a ramp session to try to keep Langer in power despite a Supreme Court order. Army intervention fears hovered near Fort Douglas while mobs gathered outside justices’ homes. Olson canceled the session call, but lawmakers proceeded, raising talk of impeaching Olson and the four justices who backed removal.
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United Press
Bismarck
N. D
William H. Langer
Ole H. Olson
Langer
Supreme Court
Fort Douglas
Adjt
Burl Sarles
Bot Langer
Olson
Orfce
Senate
A. W. Bonzer
Threaten tieup of Grace Line vessels shake port
Organized radio operators in San Francisco threaten a complete tieup of Grace Line passenger vessels when they reach port. The local American Radio Telegraphers union voted to suspend general strike action pending a more favorable opportunity and called on members aboard Grace Line ships to strike if needed. No freight vessels will be affected and no operator will quit work at sea. The protest targets the 14 hour week policy and related labor concerns.
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United Press
San Francisco
San Francisco Bay Area
Oakland
Alameda
Berkley
Hayward
Therad
Hugh Johoso
NRA
Amizelo Rossi
Ustrpa
Minneapolis
Francis J. Haas
National Labor Reltions Board
Wwe
Portland
Ore
U. S
Robert ¥. Wagner
New York
Goth
Graceline
American Radio Telegraphers
Jgcelation
Grace Line
Weelk
Pecora Named To Lead Stock Market Trading Division
In Washington on July 19 Ferdin and Pecora was named the new stock market traffic cop and supervisor of stock market trading as a member of the new securities and exchange commission. He will oversee over the counter securities and monitor for any maneuvers against federal law with Chief Counsel John J Burns studying staff size and procedures. David Saperstein is named first assistant to Pecora and chief of the wheeze market trading division.
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United Press
Washington
Ferdinand Pecora
Charles 3
Mitchell
Albert H Wiggin
New York
New Securities and Exchange Commission
Pecora
Wall Street
Davel
Aietina Pecora
Long Senate Stock Market Investigation Committee
Tabie
Dave
David Saperstein
Pevers
Hay
Capitol Hill
Saperstein
Posts Bond In Slander Suit In Adelphia
City Controller S Davis Wilson posted 2500 bail after being arrested on a 100000 slander suit filed by Frederick P Gruenberg of the Pennsylvania Public Service Commission. Gruenberg charged Wilson uttered false, malicious words at a PSC hearing while Gruenberg alleged sympathy with utilities. Wilson denied any oath violations or official dishonesty. Also noted are departures of Mary and Margaret Jane Barlow from Adelphia to Los Angeles after a visit.
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United Press
Pemu Adelphia
S. Davis Wilson
Wilson
Gruenberg
Mary
Margaret Jane Barlow
Board To Reconsider Tax Collector Bond
The Board of Education scheduled a special Friday meeting at 10 a.m. to reconsider the $10,000 bond presented by Tax Collector G H Gordon. The bond names G H Gordon Walter H Gordon Clifford Vellejus W W Waterhouse L B Tiffany and C F Franz, with the warrant reportedly unsigned due to ongoing differences. Mas C E Barnes confirmed the session but would only say it was to reconsider the bond.
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Board of Education
G. H. Gordon
C. E. Barnes
G.H. Gordon
Walter H. Gordon
Clif Vellejus
W. W. Waterhouse
L. Bt. Tiffany
C.F. Franz
Five Die In Car Sideswipe On Highway 24
Five people from Chandlerville died when their car sideswiped a truck and skidded into a ditch on U S highway 24 near Gridley Illinois. Victims were Byra Vaughn aged 98 and Laya Vaughn, site not clear, Armstrong 48, Mrs M Armstrong, and Doll Mae Prench 14.
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Gridley
Chandlerville
Byra Vaughn
Ia- Ya Vaughs
At. Armstrong
M. Armstrong
Dolls Mae Prench
District Club Women Meet Set With Antique Exhibit
Sixty five Northwest Pennsylvania District Federation clubs will attend a Fine Arts Department luncheon at the Brick House on Friday. Pennsylvania Women will display antiques in the Gift room at Mrs Dean 52 North Center. Mrs Spencer Gordon state director oversees the exhibit as about seventy five ladies are expected.
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Pennsylvania
Fine Arts Department
Brick House
Dean
North Center Street
Spencer Gordon
Priday
Wheeler to Battle Bourquin in Montana Senate Race
Helena Montana July 19 Political battle lines were drawn as Tuesday's primary results confirmed Burton J Wheeler the Democratic incumbent will face former federal judge George M Bourquin the New Deal critic in a six year United States Senate term.
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Unucu
Ores
Helena
Mont
Burton J. Wheeler
George M. Bourquin
United States Senate
Bottle Check Plan For Milk Bottles In Pa Stores
Harrisburg reports that milk purchases may include a bottle check under a milk control board plan. A 6 cent bottle deposit is set with a 3 cent refund upon returning the bottle and store receipt. The board requires special frosted neck bottles to curb bottle misredeployment. The new system would be optional for dealers and aims to cut store bottle costs and reduce confusion.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Milk Control Board
Philsdelphin
Club Continues Female Labor Survey In City
The Golden Rule Club urges women with experience in underwear manufacturing to complete the questionnaire on page 8 of tonight's issue and return it to club offices. Several forms were already turned in, mailed promptly returns needed to answer labor needs next week. Officials hope to enlist about 100 machine operators as interest grows in a new industry locating in the city.
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Nto
Golden Rule Club
Ex Ceatre
Red and Blue Forces Clash at Guard Camp Field
At Camp Muir Mississippi July 19 the National Guard camp imitates warfare with Red forces crossing the Susquehanna and invading Blue territory while the 103d Observation Squadron defends Middletown airport. The 213th Coast Artillery departs Indiantown Gap to engage Red planes aiming at Blue landing area near East Hanover and Snyder. Units from Allentown Bethlehem Boston Reading Lebanon and Levi Guster prepare bivouac overnight as paper bag lamps simulate hits.
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United Press
Muir
Greton
National Guard
Susquehanna River
103D
Middletown
213Th Coast Artillery
Indiantown Gap
Hanover
Snyder
C. Smith
Allentown
Bethlehem
Boston
Reading
Lebanon
Levi
Guster
Elevator firm lands million dollar Pittsburgh order
Westinghouse Elevator Company, a major Pittsburgh manufacturer, reportedly secured a $1,000,000 construction order. The deal involves significant projects and reflects strong demand for their systems in the eastern region.
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