Jamestown Legion Rally Plans Headed by Walter Kress
Emergency unit of Jamestown Post 865 led by Walter Kress of Johnstown prepares for the sixth annual American Legion rally. A large procession through town will feature decorated cars from local businesses and groups at 7 p.m. with a visiting team and a fire relief message, followed by a city-wide gathering and post event in the Armory.
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Walter Kress
Johnstown
American Legion
Elmer
Carrier ‘Post
Esimuyny
Jamestown
Wii
Carey
Ivess
Visivur
Huaral Commandier
Acoussin
Duperry Named New Rotary Leader
United Press reports Maurice DuPerry, a chemical industrialist and wartime hero, has been chosen president of Rotary International. He leads the Paris Hotel Association and heads France and Northern Africa Rotary activities. The meeting also saw General Chapin of Chicago elected secretary.
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United Press
NICK
France
Maurice DuPerry
Trench
Rotary International
Rotary
DuPerry
Paris
Rotary Diihs
Ac Lna
DuPercy
Thirnr
Tifis Chapin
Chicago
Eludtei
Stalin's mother dies aged 78 in Georgia
Katherine Dr Teenngill, mother of Josef V. Stalin, died in retirement in Georgia. The death was not published in Moscow and was revealed on receipt here. She was a grey haired peasant woman aged 78, mother of the Soviet leader born in Georgia.
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Katherine
Joxet
Stalin
Moscow
Georgia
Westmoreland Judge Replaces Ill Judge in Greensburg
In Greensburg Pennsylvania on June 9 former District Attorney Richard D Lair took the office as a Westmoreland county judge succeeding Judge Charles D C petsnd who stepped down due to ill health amid realignment of the bench.
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Westmoreland
Greensburg
Richard D. Lair
Westmoreland Counby
Charles D. C Petsnd
Urge Senate Inquiry Into Labor Ills
United Press reports June events where Senator Styles Bridges supports a broad investigation of labor unrest, aiming to cover the steel industry. The push follows disputes over alleged interference with unions by strikers and seeks to find a humane path for peaceful labor relations.
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United Press
Sen
Taya
S$ Gonpland
Abana
Owineland
Styles Bridges
H. Gor
Bridges
St Edward's To Graduate Class Of Six Members
Six students of St Edward's High School will graduate at commencement exercises in St Thomas Church Sunday evening June 18 at eight o'clock. Those completing the high school program are three girls and three boys: Kitty Hayne, Helton Torek, Frantes Peterson, Norbert Bachomer, John Hytoc and Surnes Yee. Arrangements are being finalized for the commencement ceremonies and related events. The program includes Monday evening class night exercises in St Edward's hall.
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St.Edward's High School
St. Thomas Church
Francis
Gravey
Tiree Gital
Tag
KaTroy Hayne
Helton Torek
Frantes Peterson
Novebert Bachomer
John Hytoc
Surnes ‘Yee
Vinlay
Rey Wile Bullites
Bb. Bdwrayt
Monilay
T He School
Heinz Union Defeated in Pittsburgh Labor Election
In Pittsburgh during a National Labor Relations Board supervised election, the Cann and Pelle Workers' Union, an American Federation of Labor affiliate, won sole bargaining rights over Heinz Company workers amid the first such vote in the area. Ernest Dunbar, acting regional director, announced results last night.
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United Press
Winkeye
Ho Hem Company
Canna and Pelle Workers' Union
American Federation of Labor
Ernest © Dunbar
National Labor Relations Board
Suits May Follow Mail Interference In Washington
Washington June reports Republic Steel Corp may pursue legal action against the post office department over mail deliveries to its horn plant. Republican counsel John Brooks Jr says the commission has not yet set a final course and any formal move will be decided soon.
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United Press
Washington
Repumbile Steel Corporation
Post Office Department
John 8. Brooks, Jr
Roonsel
Governor Ired by New Power Strike in Mich
Governor Frank Murphy ordered the United Automobile Workers to resume power to Flint Bay City Saginaw Midland and nearby cities paralyzed by a Consumers Power Company strike. He spoke by telephone with UAW leaders after a Washington settlement faltered and warned power facilities must be in operation before nightfall. Union leaders prepared further talks in Flint Saginaw Bay City and Detroit as the governor flew back toward a possible settlement.
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William H. Lawrence
United Press
Flint, Mich
Jane
Frank Murphy
United Automobile Workers Union
Consumers Power Company
Saginaw Valley
Pittsburgh
Duquesne University
Michigan
Flint
Bay City
Saginaw
Midland
Uiliky
Zilwatiites
Washington
Dan E. Karn
Bresident
Wyndham Mortimer
Murphy
Homer Martin
Robert Travis
Flint Are
al Lansing
Norman Hill
Martin
Hin
Detroit
Lane
Bolling Plaid
Siginaw
Travis
General Motors
China seeking motor fuel from vegetables report
The commerce department released an embassy report from Nanking noting that Chinese officials buying government automotives are to favor those that can use vegetable fuel. China, lacking petroleum, aims to develop motor fuel from alternatives like vegetables as part of a broader energy effort.
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Union Frees
Washington
Commerce Department
Nanking
China
Pola Negri Recovers From Illness, Plans Return
Terra Film Company reports Pola Negri, famed actress, has fully recovered from ptomaine poisoning. She will leave the clinic Saturday to return to Berlin, ending a medical episode that kept her from public duties.
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Pola Negri
Davey urges steel leaders to meet amid heavy promotion
Cleveland June 9 Gov Martin L Davey of Ohio declared the steel strike laden with ominous risk of bloodshed and loss of life and urged executives of two steel companies and union leaders to meet for public safety. Authorities mobilized to prevent disruption as the strike looms.
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Davey
Ohio
United Press
Cleveland
Gav
Martin L. Davey
Columbus
Tor
Mannice
Staal
Republic
Lev
Carp
Raul Vitor
Kovnenor
Youngatown
Philip Murty
Chirorror
Stolle
Nfl
Link Smiths Jackknife Linked to Babcock Slaying
In Buppalo New York a murder trial centers on the jackknife Mary Tiler Babcock allegedly used to stab a victim. William Payne physicist at the State Institute of Magnants testified as the knife was presented to the police and accepted as evidence despite defense objections.
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United Press
Buppalo
N.Y
Hus
Mary Tiler Babcock
Meath
Megree Wurder
Thuis Masvnes
William Payne
State Institute of Mangnant
Spartan farmer dies from severe throat wound in apparent suicide
A 71 year old farmer, Chirence Alkire, died after slashing his throat with a razor near Spartansburg. Deputy Coroner Otis Danner reported death by self-inflicted action amid despondency. Son, brothers, and sisters survive. body taken to Charles Hoovey funeral home. services incomplete.
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Son
Clarence Alkire
Chirence Alkire
Jess Still
Spartansburg
Otis Danner
Lincalnville
Alkire
Vic Fara
Hom
Aliire
Teive
Charles Hoovey
Mexican Gas Strike Ends Amid Gasoline Shortage
June 9 report from Mexico City says a walkout by workers in foreign owned oil firms ends as gasoline runs out nationwide. About 13 million pesos in back wages and relief were promised. The strike’s impact appeared limited as sympathy strikes did not broaden, causing paralysis in normal life. American tourists sought fuel with no supply, and the Mexican Automobil Association used mule teams to tow cars after gasoline exhaustion.
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William H. Lander
United Press
Mexico City
Svemen
Mexican Automobil Association
Four New Air Mail Routes Planned Across U S
The post office plans to add at least four air mail routes as part of a 400000 expansion. Superintendent Charles P Graddice says one route will run Washington to Buffalo via Harrisburg with other route details still uncertain.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Ita
Charlee P. Graddice
All Mal Service Division
Buffalo
N. C
Harrisburg
Three Rescued From Lake Erie!
A police officer named Roy Ruplavh saved three brothers from drowning in choppy Lake Erie waters near Br ie, Pa., as they struggled off Soggy Bay shore. The boys, ages 24, 15, and 4, were pulled to safety after about ten minutes in rough conditions.
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United Press
Brie
Roy Ruplavhen
Posly Bay
Gennge
Allrud
Westeyville
Arrests Loom in InMovie Colony Mystery Case
Police prepared to arrest 22 suspects in the InMovie Colony case as details emerge. William Destinnd Payton and Mary Mintoe are named among those under scrutiny. threats to Taylor’s wife surface, and alibi witness ROW cannot vouch for Tigior.
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United Press
Anghlas
Bert Willis
Police
Hyvalelite
William Destinnd ‘Payton
Ave Dyertor
Sweethewit Ul
Mary Milne Mintoe
Wall
Fse
Pictures of Class of 1937 in Corry High School supplement
The Journal presents complete pictures of the Corry High School Class of 1937 courtesy of the Corrian High School annual. Diplomas will be awarded at tonight's commencement exercises. The supplement also includes group photos of sophomores and juniors.
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Corrian
Corry High School
Certificates of Graduation Presented at High School Rite
A large graduating class from the junior to senior High School featured 114 graduates honored in a formal ceremony. Supt. Rate 5S presided as 98 girls wore formal gowns and a full program included "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" under Miss Bertaire Shaffer. The event highlighted the school’s role and the district’s emphasis on education with music by the school orchestra and numerous exhibits from clubs and departments.
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Deweyeset
Wolfe
Schol Orchestra
Uni
Highway Association Meeting Held Tuesday in Wellsbart
The Mill-year gathering of the Pennsylvania Highway Association in Barnsylvania drew Clyde Beons of Corry as chair with attendees from Curry won S Bentley and Mrs. trans Van Tawse Opxon Ni Femur serving as secretary. The session covered various tasks and featured about a hundred attendees and guests enjoying a noon luncheon.
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Lhw
Honsevelt Highway Association of Barn
Sylvania Washell
Penns Welks Tote
Wellsbart
Prus
Clyde Ff Beons of
Corry
Curry
Bentley
Trans
van Tawse
Opxon Ni Femur
Pennsylvana Seettie and
Histeric Commission Seas
Spencer
Movie Actor Follows Parents In Death
Hollywood report notes Mannie Owsley eighty eight year old actor died of heart attack induced by indigestion days after his parents death. He was to be buried at Forest Lawn Memorial Park beside their graves. Police reporter and opera critic, Owsley died in Belmont after a memorial service held earlier for Jen Harlow.
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Hollywood
Mannie Owsley
Belmont
Sp.im
Jen Harlow
Owsley
Migs Harlow
Thiei
Forest Lawn Memorial Park
Finneran Plans Civil Action
Finneran files civil action amid tangled names and local places. The case involves Marty Vo Finneran, Brie Canty, Arthur Coleplaii, Ayyem Van Dylki, and Jon sinee Aghafre among others. Venango Mercer and nearby points appear in the narrative with references to property and grave interest.
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Marty Vo Finneran
Raven
Waginwor
Brie Canty
Ad Lordy
Sh Sell
Arthur Coleplaii
Stale Aris
Aupriles
Winneean
Ivara
Wieven
Venango
Mercer
Fisher Body plant in Baltimore tied up by sit down strike
About 1,100 workers at the Fisher Body plant in Baltimore stage a sit down strike demanding local recognition of the United Auto Workers union. Nearby 1,000 Chevrolet workers are also idle due to reduced production caused by the strike.
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United Press
Baltimore
Fisherberry Corporation
Ater Committee For Industrial Organization — Organiue
United Auto Workers' ‘Union
Chevrolet Motor Company
Essembbty
Fisher Plant
Fisher
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