Milk Producers Meeting Draws Erie Crawford Farmers
Hundreds of milk producers from Erie and Crawford counties will attend a big meeting at Grange Hall Union City on Wednesday June 21 at 8 pm. The Central Milk Producers Sales Committee organized to address the price and market crisis sponsors the event with speakers Judge R Harper and Charles Dickinson. Proctor chairs the Erie Crawford district and invites dairymen and business leaders to attend the session expected to boost cooperation and education on marketing and production.
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Central Mill Producers Sales Committee
Erie
Crawford Counties
Grange Hall
Union Cy
Central Milk Producers Sales Committee
Carl D. Proctor
Beaverdam
Erie-Crawford Distri
Journal
R. ©. Harper
St. Lawrence
Charles Dickinson
Cortland
Mills
Erie-Crayword Counties Committee
Avige
Proctor
Man killed at wedding outside Pittsburgh party
Walter Hofmeister 87 of Hast McKeesport Pa was killed in a scuffle outside a gay wedding party. Edward Bauer 24 Mt Oliver was charged with murder after saying he felled Hofmeister with a single blow to the jaw thinking he bothered a girl companion Elizabeth Hofmeister 35 Overbrook separated from her husband for about a year. FARLE'S SON GETS POST PHILADELPHIA June 15 Mrs George H Earle announces son Hubert to be assigned to the U S Embassy in Paris this summer.
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Pittsburgh
Walter Hofmeister
Hast McKeesport
Strick
Edward Bauer
Mt. Oliver
Hofmeister
Elizabeth Hofmeister
Overbrook
Farle
Philadelphia
George H. Earle
Hubert
U. S
Paris
Fear Major Cut In WPA Earmarking Approved by House
The House upheld a 125000 dollar earmark for WPA relief funds, rejecting an amendment to strike the language and grant the Works Progress Administration full control of 1477000000 dollars requested by President Roosevelt. Col Herrington warned earmarking would reduce jobs by about 170000 next year.
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United Press
Washington
Public Works Administration
Charles A Leavy
Wash
Roosevelt
Col
F.C. Herrington
WHA
State Foreign Franchise Tax Before Court in Harrisburg
June 16 report on an $84.5 million tax dispute before the Pennsylvania Supreme Court. The case centers on invalidating the 1936 foreign franchise tax for Columbia Gas and Electric Corporation, a Wilmington Delaware firm with New York offices and multiple subsidiaries. The Commonwealth appeals a lower ruling in favor of the company, arguing the tax law as amended by 1985 measures is valid.
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Harrisburg
Dauphin County
Uenister
Commonwealth
Columbia Gas and Electric Corporation
Wilhtington
Del
York City
Pennsylvania
Staeet Contrels
Canoons
Ohio
West Virginia
Revenue Department
Columbia
Crporation
Pittsfield woman injured after auto strike near Three Point Ten
Miss Daisy Densmore, 54, of Pittsfield BR, was struck by a car driven by a Warren man at Dugall on the Wrightsville Pittsfield highway shortly after 5 pm Thursday. She suffered a shoulder impact and leg bruises, with x rays showing no fracture. She was hospitalized at Corry Memorial Hospital and expected to be discharged soon.
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Daisy Densmore
Pittsfield
Doi
Corry Hospital
Dugall
Three Point Ten
Wrightaville-Pittefield
Struk
Kinney
Warren
J P. Verntermacher
Pennsylvania Elettrie Co
Mss
Governor to testify in graft trial next week
Former Governor George H. Earle will comply with a Commonwealth subpoena and appear for testimony in the trial of Roy E. Brownmiller, the highways secretary, charged with misusing state motor funds. The subpoena was served at Earle’s Harveys Lake home, ordered to testify at the opening of the trial. Other details involve budget transfers and immunity claims by John W. Jones as he faces related indictments.
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James Shepley
United Press
Harrisburg
George H. Earle
Roy E. Brownmiller
Earle
Dauphin County
Haveryard
Carl B. Shelley
Tadget
John W. Jones
Luzerne County
Jones
Brownmiller
Mystery angle in girl's death in New York case
Police seek two former Nesquehoning residents to clarify every mystery in the fatal shooting of 14 year old Joan Stevers by a Pennsylvania motor police corporal. Special Counsel James T. McGreal said the dead girl's family is pursuing investigations and potential inquest proceedings. Witnesses Lucy Pavlishan and Joseph Vichel were identified as missing in the inquiry.
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Lucy Pavlishan
Joseph Vichel
Joan
New York
Wee
Forest fires devastate timber in Rocky Mountains region
Forest fires driven by 60 mph winds scorched thousands of dollars in timber across the Rocky Mountains. Nearly 2,000 U. S. forestry personnel fought the blazes through Colorado New Mexico and Wyoming. Towns remained spared so far but continued dry weather raised risk. A few small farmhouses were lost.
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United Press
Denver
Colo
Rocky Mountains
U. S Forestry Services
Mnder
Colorado
New Mexico
Wyoming
60 Dead as French Sub Sinks in Third Disaster
Paris June 1 The French submarine Phenix with 60 or more men aboard sank. Authorities abandoned hope of saving any crew. Relatives were notified of probable loss. This followed two prior submarine disasters in the month.
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United Press
Paris
Phenix
Saigon
China
Ministry of Marine
Negro Dies in Electric Chair in Chicago
Chicago reports the execution of 19 year old Robert Nix on June 16 for the murder of Mrs. Florence Johnson, age 38, and two children. Nix confessed to the crime after a lengthy legal fight, with Governor Horner granting an eighth stay. witnesses included Mrs. Johnson’s husband.
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United Press
Chicago
Robert Nixon
Henry Horner
Nixon
Tie
Sireny
Johnson
German Pastor to Return 10 Native Land
United Press report from Ambridge details Rev Rudolph Kray a 41 year old German pastor who came to the United States in January 1925 to minister to post war emigrants. After naturalization and a wife and eight children born in the U S he plans to return to Germany with his family. Kray studied at Wittenberg College and served in Springfield Ohio then Turner Falls Massachusetts before moving to St John s Lutheran church at Ambridge.
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United Prese
Hau
Hig Tani
Tamise
Kkeey
State Police Guard Highway Workers Amid Protests
Somerset Pennsylvania June 16 state police guard highway workers as 75 American Federation of Labor members resume work on a $60,000,100 project. Troopers arrived after Sherry P Hare appealed to Governor James for aid as the project restarted on a county road near Somerset.
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Somerset
Dune
American Federation of Labor
Worle
Ali
Wweather
Jenior
Sherry
P. Hare
Arthur HW. James
Ifway
Somerset Chlinty
Guffey Backs Roosevelt Clash at Postmasters Meeting
U S Senator Joseph J Guffey met Pennsylvania Postmasters Association leaders at Tris yealaritys convention and urged against pledging support for a Roosevelt third term while outlining arguments for and against nomination. He also met county party leaders to discuss reelection and federal patronage issues in the region.
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U.S
Joseph J. Guffey
Pennsylvania
Walk Gulley
Jad
Uils
Milk marketing orders advance at convention
Dairymen from Lewin and other regions attend the convention where resolutions advocate continued use of federal surplus commodities purchases and support for milk market reforms. Officials press for eradication funding and ongoing testing amid industry concerns.
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Ivan Uateh
Utgetie Federal
Cone Qudities Corporation
Pats Monterey Board
Merview
Avid Sbite
Ruvormend
Dany
Af State
United States Expands Spy Probe Under Hoover
The United States widens its espionage inquiry under J Edgar Hoover with more than 1 000 suspected cases under investigation. Agents focus on spy rings and subversion in Atlantic and Pacific regions as Attorney General Murphy concedes the campaign is intensified and expect about 1 960 cases this year versus 600 last year and 30 in 1987.
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Washington
United States
J Edyoy Hoover
Feders
Bureau of Investigation
Apy
Subouin
Atlentie
Paki
Murphiy
Spi
Uruler Wie
Counterfeit Half Dollars Found Kicked Up by Horse on Farm
Authorities probe a possible Warren County ring after 75 counterfeit half dollars were kicked up in a paper carton by a horse on the Hank Steadman place near West Spring Creek. A nearly perfect specimen, part of $387.50 in questionable coins, was shown. Deputy William Stuart continues the investigation seeking the source and suspects a hidden operation.
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Kins
Warren County
Hank Steadman
West Spring Creek
Bob Kafferlin
Spring Creek
Steadman Place
Hall Dellay
Wiliam Stuart
Stuart
Investignon
Nazi Merchants Join In Boycott At Tientsin
Reports from Tientsin say Nazi merchants joined a boycott amid protests as Britain and France pressed Japan over blockades of foreign settlements in China. The United States was set to align with Britain and France in demonstrations, with officials noting the crisis risks broader disruption.
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Kulansi
Amioy
Tientsin
Diplmatic
Preach
Kulanggi
Amuy
Charles Gaga
United Press
Comet
Che
Welliadwel
Aittiitie
Walzermabs
Marine Aide
Rapier
Ourume
Hiventley Weithy Awevieyne
Bastliay
London
Mia
Min Tonger
Ris
Reportuil List
Hactlin Avie
King and Queen 10 Rest at Sea Today
King George and Queen Elizabeth rest at sea aboard the Empress of Britain on June 16 as their 80 day American tour concludes. The royal couple mingle with about 60 entourage members during the voyage home to England aboard the 42,000 ton liner.
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Wnited Press
George
Queen Elizabeth
England
Majestic
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