John L Lewis backs minimum wage idea before committees
John L Lewis of the CIO pictured in a determined pose as he tells Senate and House joint labor committees in Washington that he supports a wage floor but opposes government dictates on exact pay levels. He urged a standard below which wages should not fall but warned against specifying exact amounts.
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Senate
House
Joint Labor Committees
Washington
John L. Lewis
G. LO
Lewis
French Creek Rural Schools Close Friday
French Creek area reports rural schools ending Friday. Picnic planned at Glenwood Park for students of School No. 2 with Mrs. Burton and Miss Lucky Peterson teaching. Local residents, graduations, and community events noted amid a week of travel and gatherings.
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French Creek
Burton
Lucky Peterson
Glenwood Park
Mia. Hinbold Cady
Hatford
Lean Skinner
Biplew
Will
Cauy
Benjamin Widnstouse
Hers Fon Warnshouse
Edinboro
Ohio
Albert Bensink
Syracuse
N.Y
Dairymen’s League
Clymer League
June Lowish
Harold Bemis
Margaret Bennick
Jimmett Patchen
Patchen
Garret Nywelle
Long Yalan
Minnis Nywlede
Lakewood
Harry Benaink
Lee Sitford
Northast
Loomis
Union City
James Bensink
Jemlly
Clymer
Clyde Courtright
Garret Bensink
Albert Bens
Trederick Vander- Schaai
Farol Yous
Leonard Varder Schan
Cleveland
Donald Crosentt
White Swan
Erie
George Crogeut
St. Mathias Church
Rosa Gastol
Annen Gastol
Henry Steves
Panama
Elvaen’ng
Ohn Hupka
Catherij + Bozei
Jennie Berereski
Creenfield
Evis
Cook
Caroline Cothwell
Jamestown
Aml
Fred Steves
Gey Steves
Vieter Gastol
Benjamin Hupla
Baynel Dahtvens
Caster
Comlate
Tonalt
Breasfaat
Nature stages war in forests and gardens
In Pennsylvania, armies of defoliating worms and leaf eating caterpillars threaten orchards gardens and forests. Predatory beetles rise to feed on the pests and attract more birds, a natural balance noted by state entomologists. Abnormally abundant insect life statewide is blamed on a mild winter.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvani Department of Agriculture
Wilderness Area Urged in Oregon Forests
Roseburg June 9 a primitive wilderness region twenty miles square covering about 20000 acres with no human construction and no roads except as needed for protection may be created in the Umpqua National Forest supervisor W V Burpham disclosed the plan aims to form Oregon s largest wilderness area and seeks citizen and sportsmen support before action.
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Roseburg
Ore
Umpqua National Forest
W. V. Burpham
Oregon
26 Head of Cattle Stolen in Warren County
In Warren County on June 9 authorities investigated the theft of 26 cattle from the John Arbartaky farm Hatch Run. The herd was traced to Union City and Wattyburg area, with owner John Thais Wis questioning at the farm of discovery. Sheriff J.P. Bordine and state police continued inquiries. The Urbanks family remained involved as officers pursued leads and examined farm finances.
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Warren
Gearen
Shup
John Arbartaky
Hatch Run
Union City
Wattyburg
Erie County
J.P. Bordine
John Thais Wis
Warren, Jine
Stae Pollee
Sheviff'a de~ Fartient
Jorn Thiandamara Page Hollow
Din P. Berding
John Urbansid
Rouse Hospital
Charles Thibansisl
Sog. Eddy
Sher Wilma Stuart
Bays and
Wiley
Plow to Guard Moisture Tries New Farm Device
In Minneapolis a five row damming plow by C T Peacock of Arriva, Cole aims to conserve moisture for wheat in the Northwest. Peacock describes his system as controlled slimmer-fallage with early tillage and planned summer fallow to yield winter wheat during dry years.
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Minneapolis
Langely
C.T. Peacock
Arriva
Cole
Arctic Planes Return to Base in Polar Mission End
United Press reports Moscow advised the polar operation is complete as Axolic aircraft return to Rudgh Finland base. Four scientists remain on ice to study weather and ocean conditions for a year. Stormy conditions halted Kruze and Alexeyev on the return flight from the North Pole mission.
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United Press
Moscow
Rudgh Fnland
Arctic Sea
Arctic
G. Krine
Quetter
A. D. Alexeyev
Tce
North Fole
Kruze
Ridolf Island
Large turnout expected for alumni reunion
The Corry at T gh Schon Alumo association anticipates one of the largest reunions in years at Junior High School Thursday evening. Class of 1987 graduates are expected to attend as invited. The event opens with an invocation by Rev Francis J Graves PA and features songs, speeches, a one act play, and dancing with live music.
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Juior
Claus
Boffee
Francis J. Graves
Te Song
America
Jon
Horton J. Day
Dom
Lena Gatien
Burton Hammond
Howard J. Sheen
Maude Barnes
C.F. Bennett
Ralph S. Dewey
Thums Roetsts
George Weber
Hla 10-Pleve
Tausle
Canadian Investors Active in War Bonds Drive
Ottawa reports brisk subscription to Canada’s income tax free Victory bond issue totaling 236 million dollars. Within a week nearly half of the loan was subscribed as investors react to government efforts to convert funds into short term bonds and boost wartime finance.
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Ottawa
Ont
Canada
Killed and Injured in Bradford Highway Crash
One young woman Miss Norman Steck 18 of Dexulla died in a crash on the Bradford Warren highway near Kane. Five others including George Eger Hamid Stramberg suffered serious injuries and were taken to Bradford hospital. the car left the pavement and struck a tree. The sun shattered through the windshield as the coupe veered off the road.
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Kane
June
Sugar
Cuater City
Bradford, Warren
Norman Steck
Dexulla
George Eger
Cunter Cuy
Hamid Stramberg
South Bradford
Bradford Hospital
Grb
Yun Inka
Hw Fap
Bradhint
Cvim Warren
Employers Face Penalty For Unemployment Tax Returns
Harrisburg reports that Pennsylvania employers who failed to file first quarter unemployment fund contributions face a one percent interest charge. Secretary Ralph Bashore said payments were due, with the charge effective immediately because of a last minute rush. Some extensions allowed a half percent monthly rate. fewer extensions granted for 1937 filings.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvahia
Secretary of Labor and Industry
Ralph M Bashers
Taw
Mikune
Fonwai'n
Bashoro
City Council Rejects Harold Brown Damage Claim
The City Council rejected a claim by Harold L. Brown for damage to his fulomobile after it struck a cable barricade on Sue mil Avenue in January. Streets Director Stanley Nichols advised the board, noting the amount of approximately $54, but the council declined to approve the recommendation amid questions of negligence and city liability.
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Harold L. Brown
Suemil Avenue
Stanley
Nichols
Ugg
Fonnell
Iivestigavion
Comnet
Connel
Evilence Ag
Iron ore deposits hoped in Columbia River area
Astoria Ore region readers report that navigation company engineers believe iron ore deposits may exist along the Columbia River between Goble and Rumer Hill. Interference with radio signals prompted test efforts and specialists consider stronger power to restore communication.
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Columbia River
Astorta
Ore
Here
Goble
Rumer Hl
Homework For Teachers Adunicit Bavarian School Boys
Bavarian pupils mock their educators as the ministry of education orders homework. They have been directed to draft a thesis on what a social in the Reich should resemble. The wording reflects censorship and satirical tone about state influence on schooling.
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Ministry of Education
Thiel Reich
Splintere man in out the cal docts a th spreiat Hope wil non we Is
Faced with fragmented OCR, this item reads as a terse, nonsensical note. Context unclear. no coherent persons, organizations, or places can be identified for a reliable summary.
Fragmentary Yearnote Indicates Ongoing State Matters
A garbled OCR fragment hints at ongoing state issues and civic concerns. It references days, year, and lives, suggesting a municipal or statewide event. No clear names, places, or dates are readable to specify details.
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