Engineers End Strike On Southern Pacific Rail Traffic
A six hour and forty five minute walkout by the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers ended with an agreement reached in morning negotiations. Union concessions included most of the 20 demands, with 15 settled and remaining issues to mediation. Service resumed as 8,900 miles of Western lines began returning to normal, averting large losses to passengers and crops.
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Associatens
San Francisco
Rotherhood of
Southern Paelle Rilroad
Oakland
Calif
L. B. McDonald
Southern Pacific Ie
Union
Wis
Pl Co
P. C. Peterson
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Paterson
J. WY. Corbett
Penerst
Mics
Mnnoune- 60
Te Vist Western
Oregon
Texas
Taliog
Claricisco Bay Area
Tor Angeles
A. T. Mercier
Southern
Powlfie
Congress moves to remove excise tax on cheap jewelry
Washington July 22 The House passed a bill exempting from the 20 percent excise tax any jewelry selling for less than 926 and limits on camera films and photographic equipment taxes. The measure also affects religious and nonprofit educational use exemptions. A Palestine remark follows from Lebanon on UN Palestine committee.
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Washington
Senate
Fovard
Ex Red Officer Claims Russians in U S Are Spies
Former Soviet official testifies before a House committee accusing Russians in the United States of spy work. He says Sedov, deputy chairman of the purchasing commission, was the central figure for the Communist party here and that no decisions occurred without his participation. Kraychenko cites secret conferences and special assignments for any Russian handling economic matters.
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House
Prasa Washington
Nlg
Victor Teewotienko
Arsychenka
Buviak Price Commission
New York
Hotine S
Matile
i-Amercan
Séduv
Communist Party
Andrei Gromyko
Russia
Muwans
Kravchenk
Sedov
United States
Belov
Han the Gener
Kraychenko
Robert Styling
Cheromm\ice
Tn Generm
Special Session Demand Grows in Pennsylvania Legislature
After a 10 day absence Gay Duft returns to press for a special session to enact rent control and repeal a new local tax law. VFW and industrial groups urge action amid federal policy changes and potential rent limits. senator Dent calls for tax base repeal to curb municipal taxation chaos. State boards and tax assessments await gubernatorial action.
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Duft
Associated Press
Warrisburg
Gay
Jaynes A. Duft
Csio Pennsylvania Industria! Gotan
Courot Fu
Pennsylvania
VFW
Salt Lake City
Commonwealth
John H. Dent
Dwestmoreland
Ned Tex Equilization Board
Tocaten Estate
City Accepts Tractor Bid Delays Sewer Contract
City council accepted a tractor bid from Freeborn Equipment Co of Olean for snow removal and approved an emergency loan of 3202,000 to cover tractor costs and a low cost paying program. Sewer contract action was delayed to next Friday as property owners sought delays and bids for improvements were reviewed.
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Etiya
Gliadurhye
Essen
Eine
Laai
A. Zigeck Ald
Pojncteet
Council
Derry
Newlin
Bii
Freeborn Equipment Co
Olean
Kinley
Willi Nag
Stair Way
Erle Radiraad
Oly
Trailroad
Maple Avenue
Pennsylvania Railroad
de Staps Ag
Planigan
League of Third Glass Cities
Erie
Fehlman
Parks and Public Property
Parke
Board of Health
Cornell
Torrgin Phillips
Park Street
Torfelter
Mexico Reports Volcano Eruption Near Nicaragua
Cetro Negro volcano erupts sending sandy ash over a 45 kilometer area. Reported cattle losses due to lack of pasture and swallowed ash. Crops damaged as smoke and reflections from flames are sighted about 125 kilometers northwest of the capital region.
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Mexico
Presa
Managua
Nicaragua
Mexico City
Cetro Negro
Goldano
Taft to Test Reaction to New GOP Legislation
Senator Taft plans a western speaking tour to gauge Republican reaction before deciding on a 1940 presidential bid. He will address a Tumescence dinner in Washington DC and meet party committees in sultry states, with possible endorsements shaping his campaign path.
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Taft
Associated Press
Gulwn
Tarttor
Patt
Uwshate
Sono Weelk
Belper
Hig
Taft Dold
Vopoyler
Wirhant
Amin
Dol
Pouin
Milne
Connell
Widevumante Gositians
Cally
Twust Monwealth
Tate Wendell T
Willkin
Corbin
Thetne
Sve
Presiaen- Feniinar
Carleton Smith
Violence fears ripple from Jerusalem attack
Gunfire and grenades target a British military truck in Jerusalem sparking fears of renewed violence. The Wave of attacks over four days has killed five and wounded 29 as hundreds of thousands of Palestinians face restrictions and a heavy security presence tightens the Holy Land.
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Assaeined
Alus
Orguns
Fwzn— Nah
Stern Gang
Army Flyes
Water Ware
Je~ Hisolum
Army
Wes
Imade Oxy
Phony Check Passer Dupes Two Stores For 45 Dollars
A man passed worthless drafts to two Cony merchants and attempted at least three more deals at Western Allto, CLE, Model Dairy, and Wildox stores. Police describe the suspect from multiple warrants as L. Subton and Bert H. Williams, with handwriting tied to Hildersterve. His date of birth and other details remain uncertain amid the broader report.
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Phon
Wseus
L. Subton
Bert H. Williams
Allie Associage
Grange Lescue Federation
Spring Street
Western Alito
Ehianne Aften
CLE
Mie Phillips Jawelry
Model Dairy Go
Wildox Wallpaper
Thugs Rob Corry Service Station Man of Large Sum
Police report a Corry service station operator robbed of about 229 dollars after two masked men attacked Clayton Turner at his home. Turner was knocked unconscious, checks and money taken, while suspects fled in the night. Investigators continue to probe the incident.
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Deaton
Cleyton Turner
North Center Street
Phim
O'Clark
Turner
Iss Hovsw
Sind Wits
Tin
Serview
Probe Begins Of Argentine Crash By Associated Brass
Buenos Aires July 22 The air force today opened a full inquiry into the crash of a brand new Doveluy Hanspark Uhay near the Argentine military academy. The wreck killed 40 persons and injured 12. The aircraft struck a railroad and burned at the academy edge. Among the dead were three spectators and civil air ministry employees. nine enlisted men and officers perished including the sergeant and the co pilot.
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Buenosates
Air Force
Hanspark Uhay
EI Palomarnix Bate
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Ave
Air Ministry
Nihe
Woman Admits Giving Sleeping Tablets to Wandering Mother
In Reading Pa on July 22 a 47 year old woman admitted giving her mother a serious dose of sleeping tablets to end suffering. She insisted the mother is not dead and was resting when questioned by Assistant District Attorney Wilson Austin. The admission came from a hospital bed.
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Reading
Tua
Wilson Austin
Austin
Hila M. Haug
Write-In Votes May Nominate In Local Elections
The article outlines potential write-in nominations across Republican and Democrat primaries. It notes candidates for city treasurer, city council posts, county assessors, school directors, and election inspectors, with several races showing no opposition and others featuring contests. Names such as Irene Mullen and M S Cablett appear among listed contenders.
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Wiitesin
Irene Mullen
M.S. Cablett
Gordon
Pyrst Wirds
Finy Simmons
Pourll Ware
Bly
Marke Maelnnes
Second
Wincutt
Repubican
Willan Dutup
Hert. Vaughn
Mande Barnes
Chart
Monroe
Vienne
Uvrnesseyenr Teins
Willf
Fie
Martha &. Briggs
Republica
Bertin Darwin
Mark Boris
Can M. Weber
Loblaw Store 10 Remodeling Underway
Extensive remodeling at Loblaw Store 10 includes new refrigerated display cases, expanded floor space, a relocated checkout area, and a redesigned customer flow. The drug and cosmetics section will be expanded on the south side while the meat department remains closed until reopening next Thursday.
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Wablay Gra
Vtone
Treasury Report Washington July 22 shows debt and balance
Treasury report lists position 82,204,000 expenditures 59740 balance 2,754,562130,57 total debt 256,713550,45039 increase over previous day 210,914 TARO.
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Treasury
Washington
Trease
Taro
Dutch Claiming Main Objectives Reached in Java
July 22 reporting that Senate Foreign Relations Committee moved quickly to approve President Cruman's nomination of Planes. Bolten named State Department counsellor and John Carter Vincent of Goorets to Switzerland post.
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Java
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations
Cruman
Ohiy" Bolten
Alain
State Department
Duminnetion
Carter Vincent
Goorets
Switzerland
Economic size up by president draws praise
The joint committee praises the president for an optimistic mid year economic report. Senators Flinders and Myers commend the analysis noting "unprecedented prosperity" while urging inflation controls and a quiet economy appeal to the public.
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Mresy
Washington
Breslfeat Triann
Analystisut
America
Ecoromic Agneta
Nhorkcommen
Tortay
Congressional Committee
Formuli
Che Chile
Flinders Uevin
Hy and
Benen
Myers
Truman
Congress
Myer
Landers
Joint Committee On the
White House
Eight Merchants Sessions At Chamber Meet
The Retail Merchants Bureau meeting drew eight members last night. Discussion focused on the bureau credit list published last October, which will be dropped. Merchants may obtain customers credit listings by contacting the Chamber of Commerce office. Next meeting will align with the Chamber party next month to consider returning to prewar rural meetings with organizers set to prepare the venues.
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Retail Merchants Bureau
Co#ry Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Cammere
Chamber of
Commerce Party
Dutch Aid Campaign Shrouds Java as Fighting Rages
Dutch troops stormed ashore on Java’s north and east coasts amid heavy fighting. Indonesian leaders, including Soekarno and Dj. Hatta, accuse the action of colonial war while Singapore reports plans for international visits by exiled leaders. Royal Netherlands comms note aid appeal.
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Batavia
Java
Dole
Reslawinne
Ihr
Idea
Soekarin
Indonesiia Rpublic
Hitt
Suan Siehele Hind
Juve Om
Republic
Singapore
Bjahrir
United States
India
Australia
Royal Netherlands Navy
Sch
Dt Benjoewang
Hab
Gy Lhdo
Heavy Rains Flood Erie Citywide Emergency Action
Torrential rains across Erie cause street flooding and overwhelmed sewers. Police and fire departments convene an emergency session to discuss potential measures as weather officials report continuing rainfall and high water levels with vehicles stalled and widespread property damage but no fatalities.
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Associated Press
Erie
Mayt Gale Ross
Erie Weather Burea
Sever
Cain
Allen
Te Me
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Southern Pacific
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Wemrat
Lebanon
United Nations
Palestine
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Slo
New Jerusalem
Hildersterve
Papa Foulewood
Jifly
Harald Peary
Glidersterve
Gloria Hullidsy
Som
Uth
Tijuana
Mex
Yerington
New
Peary
Betty
Rob Corry
Clayton Turner
Associated Brass
Loblaw Store
Pitysburgh
David K. Lawrence Tufay
APL
Laval 249
Junior
Lake Success
Ily
France
Mie
Balkan
Fremeh
Alexandre Parodi
United Nations Security Comnell
Greeve
Flanders
Sutan Sjohrir
Associated Press Lake Success
Netherlands
United Nations Today
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