NRA CHIEF CONFIDENT OF SETTLEMENT FOR STEEL STRIKE
United Press reports on June 7 that Recovery Administrator Hugh S Johnson will announce whether the Iron and Steel Institute accepts his plan to avert a steel strike. Johnson expressed hope for an eleventh hour peace before June 18 and said the plan would create a special labor relations board similar to that used in the automobile industry. Steel leaders, citing a “closed shop” interpretation, weighed the plan as May operations reach the highest capacity since last July.
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United Press
Washington
Iron and Steel Institute
Hugh S. Johnson
Johnson
New York
Get
Hugh
NRA
American Tron and Steel Institute
Plan &T
Jewery
Thomas Rey Speaker At Corry Kiwanis Luncheon
Milton Thomas of Clymer spoke to 23 Corry Kiwanis members at the Hotel Corry noon meeting about How A Preacher Looks at Life in W. A. Redmond’s absence. The club announced a June 7 gathering at the Boston Store for a Kiwanis International convention program in Toronto with all clubs joining nationwide.
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Clymer
Kiwanis Club
Milton Thomas
Corry Kiwanis Clib
Corry
W. A. Redmond
Kurtz Company
Boston
Kiwanis International
Toronto
Can
United States
Canada
Gordon Named Tax Collector and Salary Cuts Enacted
George Gordon was named tax collector at a special Board of Education meeting. The board fixed his compensation at three percent, up from the previous year. Gilbert Pilskeilh was selected for Senor High faculty and football coaching duties. The board cut teachers salaries by ten percent below the 1932 83 minimum, and by twenty five percent where salaries exceed the plainmum. Miss Charlowe Walter resigned from Washington Street School to take a position in Leeper.
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George Gordon Wes Penman
Board of Education
Nao
Gilbert Pilskeilh
Smethport
Senor High
Sind
Charlowe ‘Walter
Washington Street
Migs ‘Walter
Wreck Near Harrisburg Claims Three As Train Fliers Wrecked
Morning flyer No. 581 from Philadelphia derailed south of Harrisburg delaying connections. Two trainmen and a passenger died, including Margaret Frederick of Parkton. Fireman and engineer were recovered from water four feet deep after the Parkton bridge plunge.
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P.R. R
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Borilin
Augustius
Baltimore
Pennsylvania Railroad
Little Gunpowder River
Parkton
Here
Margaret
Frederick
Suarrisburg
Baginess
Bossum
Fine
Farmers Hope As Rain May Save Crops In Northwest
Farmers in drought plagued regions gain cautious optimism as rain soaks fields across the northwest and general showers aid prospects for salvaging crops. A Wheat and other grain losses loom, with officials warning drought conditions threaten national food supplies while continued heat grips the southwest and crops deteriorate in several states.
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Unites Press
Chicago
Weather Bureau
Illinois
Kansas
Missori
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Northwest
PERLIN-Germany Nonreturn to League Arms Standoff
Pittsburgh jury fails to reach verdict after 28 hour deliberation and is ordered back to the jury room by Judge Schoonmaker. Washington reports Roosevelt signs corporate bankruptcy bill to ease debt burdens. Bank deposit bill conferees agree to raise guaranty to 5000 dollars.
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Pittsburgh
Coyne
Schoonmaker
Washington
Roosevelt
Legion Women of Tri County Meet in Linesville
The Tri County Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion met in Linesville attended by about 150 members from Erie Crawford Venango and other counties. Officers were elected including Franklin president Derworth Erie first vice Schrader Corry second vice Stowe Meadville secretary treasurer Miles Conneaut Lake chaplain Moore Waterford sergeant at arms Seymour Union City historian Nelson Worcester East Gilson Cambridge Springs Hartley Weileyville Bunkett Titusville, with Jane Bene state president present and outlining national work. Next meeting slated for Franklin in September. Margiotti Honored at St Francis College Commencement 33 graduates receive degrees and Charles J Margiotti, former Republican gubernatorial candidate, is honored.
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Tri-County
Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion
Linesville
Lloyd Stowe
Stuart Houghton
A. F. Carlbourg
Gordon Paulson
Vitor Orn
Erie
Crawfo Y
Venango
Derworth
Franklin
Schrader
Corry
Cory
Meadville
Miles
Conneaut Lake
Moore
Waterford
Adams
Seymour
Union City
Nelson
Worsh East
Gilson
Cambridge Springs
Hartley
General Edward Martin May Withdraw From G P Contest
Harrisburg dispatch reports General Edward Martin Republican state chairman may announce today if he will seek a fourth term as state committee reorganizes in Philadelphia. Amid talk of M Harvey Taylor’s candidacy to replace Martin, Taylor backed by Attorney General Schnader and Senator Reed, CoxOpposes Martin reelection and calls committee to decide on support.
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United Press
Chicago
Henry & Fletcher
Pennsylvania
Republican National Committee
Fletcher
Hebert Hoyer
Middle West
East
Alleghenies
T Hearilly
Poli
Washingine
Ross Downing
Harrisburg
Edward Martin
Republican
Attite
State Committee
Philadelphia
Henry R. Fletcher
Martin
A. Boyd Hamilton
M. Harvey Taylor
Secretary of Internal Affairs
Dauphin County Commission
Wmi. A. Schnader
Taylor
David A. Reed
Euwin R. Cox
Republican City Committee
Edward Martinius
Cox
Plane wins 700 mile flight to carry child to Baltimore
Baltimore June 7 An Eastern Air Lines plane completed a 709 mile flight despite bad weather to rush 5 year old Martha Jons Greenwood from Greenville South Carolina to Johns Hopkins Hospital for emergency brain surgery. Pilot Diol Merrill carried her at 195 mph, with Champ Taliaferro ending the final leg to Baltimore in 17 minutes. Doctors said the child's condition remained grave but she withstood the trip. operation planned for today.
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Baltimore
United Press
Eastern Air Line
Martha Jons Greenwood
Johns Hopkins
Greenville
S.C
Walter B Dendy
Johns Hopkine
Diol Merrill
Montha Annnott
Washington
Champ Taliaferro
Wilmington DuPont
Ann
Mariha Ann
119 Complete Their Course at Gerty Junior High
A crowd watched 119 students promoted from Gerty Junior High as the ceremony featured student addresses on character and studies. Rev. Haines led the invocation, with remarks by Principal Wolfe and Supt. Dewey presenting certificates. The event included performances by the Girl Choir, Boys Choir, and Mixed Chorus. The program highlighted foundations of character and its relation to study. The complete list of promotion class members will be published Saturday.
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Gerty
Sushigh
Perry
Haines
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Norma Grice
Jack Taylor
Jean Alexander
H. G. Wolfe
Ralph S. Dewey
Legion Medal Winners at Junior SI School
Two students at the Junior SI school received the official American Legion School Award for outstanding in honor courage scholarship leadership and service. Virginia Weems and Reed Decker were named recipients. awards were presented by Jm W Bracken and Mrs J M Neylon.
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American Legion
Virginia Weems
Theo P. Williams
Reed Deckes
Walter Decker
Legion
Jm W. Bracken
J. M Neylon
Scchool
Legion and Awaliary
St. Edward’ School
Sharon Child Missing Sparks Kidnap Belief in Sharon
Lena May Dilley four was missing since Sunday in Sharon Pennsylvania. Chief Charlen B Steger admitted no positive basis for kidnapping but believed she was taken. Searches of woods Shenango River and Buht Fark lake yielded no trace, with many people helping in the large search.
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United Press
Sharon
Lena May Dilley
Charlen B. Steger
Steger
Put
Shenango River
Buht
Probe Launched After Two Mysterious Fires
Two alarming blazes hit a downtown business district destroying a large two story frame building and an adjoining structure. Firemen were summoned from a third ward unit to respond to a second call. Authorities believe the fires to be incendiary and are launching a formal probe.
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Heart of Business District
Third Ward
Origin of spectacular blaze deep mystery in Corry
A late night fire demolished the Realty building and an adjoining frame structure in Corry’s business district, causing nearly 40 000 in losses. The two fires gutted the two-story Realty property, Lincoln Market, Washington Lunch, Bowles Bakery, DeJean Cochran Barber Shop, Milon L Brown Insurance Agency, and the Heath home, with investigators probing possible arson as crowds watched from the street. The National Bank of Corry owned the Realty building, with most damage insured. salvageable fixtures were saved from several tenants, while others faced total loss. Fire Chief Paulson coordinated a large response, but flames consumed both structures by early morning.
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Corry
Washington and
Center Streets
Raeder
The
National Bank of Corry
Washington Lunch
Nick Pappas
H. L. Bowles
DeJean and Cochran
Milon L. Brown Insurance Agency
Washington Street
Amos Williams
Charles Heath
Marioneet
Third Ward
Charles
Newmi Waying
Welling
Center Street
Willard Clark
Lincoln Market
Williams Property
Realky
Box
Willams
Hames
Duilel~ Jig
Bowles Bakery
Rowe
Yeas
Louis Mientitiewhew
Erie
Stu Tay Kolanosist
Paulson
Hig
Washington Market
Williams
George Knowton Grocery Stor
Fitn
A. St. Lita
Melvin Qowse
Wwe
Realy
Healty
Washington
Pappas
Journal
Linear Market
Horn Block
Polen Block
Firma
Heath
Marion Street
Nto
Firsthief Paulson
Vimpaneer
Marton
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Midwest
Honolulu
President Lincoln
Lincoln
Perlin
Germany
League of Nations
Legion Women OF
Ladies Auxiliary of American Legion
Titusville
Margiotti
Loreto
St. Francis College
Chas. J. Margiotli
Martin May
Harvey Taylor
Federal
Labor Department
Logan
Alleghony-Pittsburgh Coel Company
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