Standard Chair Plant Picketed With No Violence Reported
Union force around the Standard Chair Company plant in Union City as workers begin a walkout over wage and working conditions. No violence occurred as talks, led by AFL affiliates, aim to avert a broader strike while authorities seek a conference with company officials.
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Journal
Union City
Standard Chair Company
WindealabieeenLy
Paul
Mul AH Ani OG
American Federation of Labor
George McKinnon
Cleveland
Homer Brown
Erie
Mr. Tan
National Headquarters
New York City
Stetesul
Avs
Mullin
Timeral
Standand
Lolly Il
Mope
Pittsburgh Man Shoots Wife Then Himself
A 68 year old man, Philip Traumaan, shot his wife Anna Traumaan with a .22 caliber revolver near their North Side home in Pittsburgh then turned the gun on himself. He seriously wounded his wife, and both were found near a hospital. The incident occurred on June 11.
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Attteo Preet
Pittsburgh
Iis
Fieeth
Philip Traumaan
Anna
Russian Officers Face Firing Squad For Espionage
Moscow report lists eight officers from the Soviet Army accused of espionage and complicity with foreign powers. The High Court announced the capital punishment for the alleged traitors after a wide-ranging inquiry into intelligence leaks and treason among military ranks. The names and exact charges were not fully released in the first dispatch.
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Norman H. Devel
United Press
Moscow
Aktissin
Parade to Feature Large World War Vet Turnout
Elmer C. Carrier Post No 365 American Legion mobilizes for its sixth annual rally in Corry. A wide array of musical units from Meadville Jamestown and Wesleyville along with local bands and floats are set to participate in a parade and evening program at City Park and State Armory with dignitaries including State Commander Walter Kevis and Mrs Vera Murray Keene.
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Elmer C. Carrier
American Legion
Corry
Tellies
Brie
Meadville
Jamestown
Corry Sons of the Legion
North Trust
Corry Hight
Air Bridge Springs
Iuville
Wesleyville
Walter Kevis
Johnstown
Vera Murray Keene
City Park
Main
First Avenue
Company A and I Girl Scouts
Musicalinis
Jamestown Post
Harry Spicer
Corry American Legion Post
Glen Miller
Olin W. Bracke
Golden Rule Clubs
Vera Murray Keens
American Legion Auxiliary
Walter J. Kress
State Armory
Bridges Claims Steel Strikers Censored Mail
Senator Bridges charges postal officials allowed tampering with the mails during steel plant picket lines. He read telegrams from Side Workers Organizing Committee reps claiming an understanding with post office staff to pass certain packages while blocking others, asserting efforts to maintain peace at Miles, Ohio.
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United Press
Washington
Bel Styles Bridges
N. A
Post Office Committee
Ohio
Oliveres
Bridget
A.alstant
Howes
Pela
Wnion
Bridges
B. Galloway
Walter J. Hayne
Miles
Galloway
Wale
Youngstown
End of Dolly Varden Passenger Service on Local Line
Saturday marks the end of passenger service on the Dunnich Allegheny Valley and Pittsburgh Railroad known as the Dolly Varden. The New York Central Lines run between Dunkirk and Tunville with Dunkirk to Warren service shifting to a two way operation to Danielys and other points. Arrangements for mail and free transportation are being made as the division ends a historic era replacing stage coaches and later auto travel.
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Dunnich, Allegheny Valley and Pittsburgh
Dolly Varden
New York Central Lines
Dunkirk
Tuunville
Ronvey
Danielys
Wheren
Pire Vile
Une
Pennsylvania
Tumber v Alley
Auto
Recess Declared in James A. Reilly Murder Trial
A recess was declared in the James A. Reilly murder trial when attorney Goakes Cheetes notified Judge McNaugher that he was not ready, prompting a pause in proceedings. The confusion over scheduling and representation stalled the case further.
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Margiotti
Pityshurgh
James A. Reilly
Goakes Cheetes
Maretout
McNaugher
New Penalty Abatement Law Reports Issuance
City Treasurer Trene Mullen highlights a Pennsylvania act passed last April 14 allowing abatement of penalties and interest on back taxes. Taxpayers must pay a certain city tax by July 1 to gain a five year window with 6 percent interest instead of penalties, with annual payments due by November 1 and current year assessment by July 1.
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Trene Mullen
Corry
Pennsylvania
Kidnap Report Ties Heire ss to Parson Family Case
A United Press dispatch from Stony Brook New York reports a kidnapping case involving a young heiress. Authorities note the suspect car pursued by police and legal actions aim to protect the victim and investigate the abduction amid ongoing state inquiries.
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United Press
Stony Brook
N.Y
Leen
Alice McDontll
Sona Spredil
Lotuye
Efter
Tier
Anil
William Ho Parsons
Cahman
WaloMobie Careyins
Parsons
Frank Mcbonnell
Vie
Penn Central Seeks Keystone Buy in Major Acquisition
Harrisburg report notes June 17 approval by a state service commission for Penn Central to acquire Keystone Utility Service Company and related properties. The plan covers all franchises and liabilities, with Keystone maintaining chapter rights to furnish electricity in multiple counties.
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Sy United
Harrisburg
Keystone Pual
Oplican
Keystone
Craseford
Venunga
Accident to Bachofner May Impair Sight
A car window shattered by a foul ball injured Roby Bachofner on Main Street as a windshield splintered glass struck his right eye. He received treatment and was sent to Jamestown for surgery. doctors say lasting sight loss is unlikely though eye damage remains.
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Main Street
Aero Supply
Bigeball
Bachotney
Waterhinso
Ani
Rachomer
Waterhouse
Jamestown
Gr. J. Cy Hidlman
Iim
Class Night Program Cancelled At St Edward's
Announcement this afternoon said the Class Night exercise in St Edwards hall would not take place this evening. The senior students regretted the cancellation of the planned fine program for the school event.
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ST. Edward's
St. Faward'a
Senate relief probe menaces wage hour bill
A United Press report from Washington outlines a Senate inquiry into the wartime relief program and wage-hour proposals. The probe could affect Roosevelt era plans for industrial controls, with experts weighing the impact on unemployment relief and the 1.5 billion dollar appropriation.
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Senate
Apology Ends Slander Suit in High Court
London court records reveal Jornet Aldrich Simpson sought and obtained a full apology from Mrs. Mah Sutherland after months of silent slander accusations in a divorce case brought by the Duchess of Windsor. The presiding Lord Hewart faced the matter, withdrew it from the record, and no further action was taken.
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United Press
London
Jornet Aldrich Simpson
Hedrwsy
Justice Lovlay
Windsor
Mah Sutherland
West Erd
Wallia
Simpson
Cosa
Hunterland
Dame Aresuni
Lom
Sighind
Lord Hewart
Buffalo Twins Identified After Abandonment Attempt
Two adult daughters of a 60-year-old woman were identified in Clarence after being found abandoned in a rain soaked farm yard. Police said the woman tried to sell them for 200 dollars and fled.
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United Press
Buprauo
Clarence
Corry High Alumni Banquet Sets Record Attendance
The Corry High School Alumni Association hosted its 63rd annual banquet and reunion in the Live Junior Mish auditorium. Honored guests included members of the Class of WMT and Lena Cohen led the event with remarks as Rev Graves sang, while Arthur Litewit was elected president and other officers were named. The celebration raised funds for the association and featured speeches from faculty and community leaders.
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Corry High School
Pavellan
LwWetyy
Cory Fgh
Wwfthy
WMT
Ansemble
Misa
Lena Cohen
Byaatel J ‘Graves
St Bork
Guan Sligings
Horton Davis
Eotans
Cohen
Alammni
Burton Eliureni
Jeu
Franklin Babbitt
Wyerelt Lean
Whi Ee
Aunrbiainys
Arthur Litewit Wari Minisly
Agsueistm
Waller
Marforie Poult
Eve
Misa Crinen
Cueta
Jill Ie
Uv Aconlinnet
Reverend MacNamara to Lead Episcopal Service Event
Reverend GB MacNamara pastor of the Episcopal church will deliver sermon at the annual meeting. Fellows in the congregation will attend in Sunday services with musical numbers. Odd Fellows and Lady Whelle are invited to attend as a large attendance is expected. Rags will decorate the Braves of all deceased members.
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Episcopal Church
Odd| Fellows
GB Macnayara
North
Cyster
Orie Lily
Townsend Seeks Arrest of Ex Manager
Chicago June 1 Dr Francis E Townsend filed a warrant for the arrest of J W Brinton former general manager of the Townsend old age pension movement charging him with refusing to surrender 16000 dollars drawn from Townsend's tame funds.
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United Press
Chicago
Francis Ie.Townsend
J. W. Brinton
Towsend Old Age Pension Movement
Brinton
Towsend
Parents Denied Custody Of Three Children
William Hirt and Mrs Arthur Betts lost custody of their three children aged from infancy to 13 at a county court hearing. The children, in poor health, will go to the children's home for care and education. Several school health and city officials testified at the hearing in Eris yesterday.
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Mudge
William ©. Hirt
Arthur Betts
Shady
Aves Nué
Wilf
Sever
Eris
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Sheet of Tube Co
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Armory
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Penn Central
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