The Secondary Boycott in Labor Strife Debate
The piece debates the secondary boycott amid labor law fights. It explains primary boycotts target the struck firm while secondary boycotts pressure suppliers and customers, raising questions of fairness and impact on broader industry. It notes the risk that such boycotts spur unjustified strikes and affect innocent parties.
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Senate
Deste
Allabor
Tio Ortiers
Strick
Unibhs
Seedhdiy
How's Your 1 9 A Quiz On History And Geography
A playful self quiz invites readers to grade memory and monthly averages while offering answers on a range of topics. It asks ten questions about vulcanizing rubber patents presidents geography nationality and architecture terms with a classified page reference for correct answers.
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Goodrich, Goodyear
Samie
Seitié
Swipe Hunters to Sell Auto Ticket Booth at Mead Park
The Chamber of Commerce will run a ticket sale for a car giveaway at Mead Park on Glen Mead Day July 4. The Swipe Hunters from Corty’s barber shop will host a booth at the corner of Washington and North Center streets from 7:20 to 8:20 p.m. Proceeds aim to cover the car cost with the rest benefiting the local park. A separate note urges public refusal to buy sweatshop goods while politics discuss Taft Hartley rulings.
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Chamber of Commerce
Glen Mead
Mead Park
Traction
Corty
Washington and
North Center Streets
Corry Events and Tragedy Highlight Local News
A track walker Stanley Bielawski was killed near Corry when he stepped into the path of Erie No. 6. The Corry Woman's Club Indoor Fair ended with strong crowds and acclaim. A fire at Corry Os Goods Company caused minor damage. Thieves hit a B St Pierre station on East Columbus with about $8 in candy stolen. Dr Charles T Waggoner, 73, died at Spartansburg after a stroke. Finch Billiards boosts Corry voters in Erie County Baseball.
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Erie
Stanley Bielawski
Cor—ty R. D
Erie Railroad
Corry
Fie
Corry Ose Goods Company
KPL
East Main Street
B. St. Pierre
Columbus Avenue
Rar
St. Pierre
Spartansburg
Charles T. Waggoner
Frank G. Jones
Erie Car Dealer Faces Fraud Charge in City Hearing
Bernard Del Porto, an Erie car dealer, surrendered to Alderman Thomas McCarty to face charges of obtaining money under false pretenses. The case stems from a deal at R B Car Lot where a salesman allegedly sold E B Snyder a car and kept the trade-in with no clear title. Bail set at 2000 dollars. further hearing scheduled June 21 at 3 p.m. Local ball club meanwhile fell 4-1 to Union City and 8-6 to Rice Independents over the weekend.
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Erie
Bernard del Porto
Thomas McCarty
del Porto
E. B. Snyder
Eric
Snyder
Salsman
Alderman McCarty
First National Bank
McCarty
Robert Chase
Five States Adopt Laws to Fight Low Mood Crisis
The article notes five states enacting measures against unemployment and welfare strain. Detroit Chicago and other cities report unemployment claims rising, with New York nearing postwar peaks. Relief costs vary by state, Delaware shows a mild uptick, Pennsylvania reports strong employment and lower relief levels.
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Ates
Day- Lion
Iteas
American, Municipal Association
Detroit
Chicago
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Milwaukee County
New Yorke
Tennessee
Pennsylvania
Ehoui
Florida
New Jersey
Delaware
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Alexander “Kerensky
Crechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
Russia
Yvonne
Marie
Annette
Cecile
Emaille
Swipe Hunters
Tramian
Taft
Union City
Mike Popoyith
Rice Independents
Girard
Vere Baker
Hunt’s
Puritan
Treasure Island
Turner
Father’s Day
Aikens Motor Sales
West Smith Street
Corry, Pa
America
SiMe Et Yal
Nigel
Philco
Franz Fine Furniture
North Center Street
Guignon's
Sunbeam Schick
Yardley
Aieh
RUHL
Saturda
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