Senate showdown nears on relief, reopen steel plants
Two Tiona youths injured when their Willys coupe veered off Roosevelt highway and struck a concrete bridge west of Three Point Inn fourteen miles east of Corry. George Morrison, 24, driver, suffers a fractured skull and leg injuries. Harold Wek, 20, escaped major harm with facial injuries. Both flown to Corry hospital. patrol says car left roadway and struck bridge. investigation ongoing.
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Local sponsor contributions spark Senate showdown
Washington June 21 Administration forces and economy minded rebels head toward a final showdown on the Byrnes Robinson 25 per cent amendment in the relief bill. The Senate planned an early vote as sponsors would have to contribute 25 percent unless funds are unavailable. Daniel W Bell urged federal economy across departments as the Civilian Conservation Corps extension was discussed. Robinson, a supporter of administration bills, argued prosperity requires trimming federal spending while debt nears a record high.
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National Express Strike Threat Looms Over Cabinet Crisis
United Press reports last minute talks between Railway Express Company and unions to avert a walkout that could begin within 46 to 72 hours if no agreement is reached. A strike would disrupt nationwide express services, affecting thousands of shipments and business operations across major routes.
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United States
Slim Persie Hpenutier
Blum Rally Prompts Socialist Calm Amid Youngstown Strikes
Paris report details King Blum leading socialists toward a calm position as Youngstown area strains over wage debates. Unity efforts in France and U.S. mediation unfold while the steel strike broadens with Republic Steel and Youngstown Sheet and Tube announcing plant reopenings and guarded picket activity nearby.
Dies in oil tank at Titusville fumes fatal
Pay Day 21. An inspection at the Wotton oil field refinery reports Loy Harent Pratt a 71 year old Pennsylvania Refining Company employee died after inhaling gas fumes while adjusting a valve inside a 25 foot oil tank. Albert Zaher assisted from above as Pratt slumped. rescue attempts failed. Deputy Coroner M Sonne ruled lack of sufficient oxygen caused death and found the gas mask in good working order.
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Mischa Ross given 35 years to life for violinist slaying
NW York June 21 Mischa Ross Broadway booking agent was sentenced to 35 years to life for the murder of his violinist protégé Tanya Lubowin after an argument during a rehearsal. Judge So Stern noted the possibility of first degree murder by the jury and imposed the long term.
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Three Killed In Erie Area Auto Crashes
Three people died in Erie district auto accidents over the weekend with one child among the dead. Investigations show Raniel Cian Hocco, 8, ran into traffic from his mother's grasp. Gilbert Piesler, 18, of near Girard, and Steve J. Bartko, 17, of Girard, were among those killed in separate crashes near Palmetto and Fairview.
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Raniel Cian- Hocco
Gilbert Piesler
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Palmiow
Steve J. Bartko
Minor Arrested Here for Drunken Driving Plea
James Patton 20 of Watertown pled guilty to four counts of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated after a Saturday night arrest on Hast Main near Millstrapt. He was held for court, released on $500 bond, and a passenger was not charged. Patton had facial lacerations from a prior Spartansburg fight.
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Three Killed In Plane Crash Near Kirkton Ontario
United Press reports a 1980 Puss Muth plane crashed near Kirkton, 80 miles north of London, killing three. Pilot Amir Tavvid Leavens, 30, of Belleville, identified by license on clothing. two other men unnamed. Wreckage shows loss of a wing. aircraft said to be owned in Montreal and used in taxi service between Toronto and Belleville.
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Ont
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Yeasenday
Toronto
Bertalw
House Passes Rail Pensions in Congress
The House passed the Crosser Bill establishing a new railroad retirement program and sent it to the Senate. The measure, 240 to 0, comes after conferences between railroad managements and labor and would replace the present retirement act. It allows railroad workers to retire at age 65 with maximum pensions of up to 120 dollars monthly, funded by payroll taxes on employers and employees.
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Senate
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Dr Clyde King Pennsylvanian economist dies at 58 in West Chester
Dr Clyde Lyndon King 58 professor of political economy at the Wharton School of Finance University of Pennsylvania former state secretary of revenue and former financial adviser to the German government died of a heart attack at his Westtown home after a brief illness. He aided President Hoover during World War I and served on the tri state milk commission for two years. His wife Irene and adopted daughter Gertrude 8 were visiting relatives in Texas. Walter Gulick of Conneaut Ohio returned home after visiting friends with his brother Robert who will reside there.
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West Chester
Clyde Lyndon King
Wharton School of Finance
University of Pennsylvania
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George H. Parle
Irene
Gertrude
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Edward Marshall
Lisno
Tex
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Herbert Hoover
Food Administration
Tri-State
United States
Drowned Man Among Rescuers in Ridgway Area Tragedy
In Ridgway Pennsylvania Milas Catherine Brancis of St Marys and John Bebble 43 of St Marys died as they attempted to rescue a drowning person. Frank Prancis brother of Catherine and John Bebble a Johnsonburg teen were among others involved. Coroner J Gerald Hayes and Deputy Rich Warnick assisted in life saving efforts as Bebble died after three hours. Funeral services for Bebble scheduled Wednesday. He is survived by parents sisters and four brothers.
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New Pastor Rev C H Chrimes Named at Alliance Church
Rev C H Chrimes of Pittsburgh accepts call as pastor of the Corry church and will relocate to 859 Til Main Street. He succeeds Rev Bob Lewis, who leaves to join the Missionary Alliance church in Daytona Beach Florida after last Sunday services. Chrimes praised as pastor and young people’s worker. he will lead both morning and evening services.
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Woman Given 20 Years To Life For Maryland Case
A 28 year old Manhattan actress who killed her daughter Helen in Brookhaven New York and beat her son Jimmy five probably will serve her sentence in the state prison for women at Bedford Hills New York. Hermon Heerlein of Pittsburgh visiting in the city with relatives for the coming two weeks.
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Pittsburgh
Free for All at Beer Parlor Ends with No Arrests
A Saturday night brawl at a West Wayne beer hall drew crowds and minor injuries but no arrests. Police evacuated the premises. two strangers from Pintswelit and Youngsville were involved. One man was fined ten dollars and costs for drunkenness and disorderly conduct linked to the melee on East Main Street.
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Reilly Murder Case Dropped First Degree Charge
Judge McNaugher ruled out the first degree murder charge against Fay ette County defendant Reilly after a six week trial. Prosecutors had accused Reilly of directing the fatal questioning of Frank Monaghan in police custody. The jury of ten women and two men had listened as evidence was reviewed.
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Frank Monaghan
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Reilly
Monaghan
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Commonwealth of
St Marys Girl Runs Away Parents Appeal
In St Marys Pennsylvania police report Louise Wolfel, 19, vanished from home. Parents dispatched appeals urging her to return, saying all is forgiven. She was last seen in a white dress with red trim and a white brimmed hat with streamers. They fear she may be headed toward Philadelphia and note she has no money.
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SY. Marys
Louise Wolfel
Marys
Philadelphia
Three Seriously Hurt In Crash In Norw Aya
A crash near a swollen creek leaves three seriously hurt as two men in a passing vehicle aid the victims. The incident occurred after a recent rainfall widened a small creek, with responders rushing to the scene and two men reported missing before assistance arrived.
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Esipyvlie
Thonerad Hyesjo
Ube Ein
Niewmeyer
Senate committee approves anti lynching bill vote 13 to 3
Washington June 2 the senate judiciary committee today voted approval of Lie Wagner Van Nuys anti lynching bill The committee vote was 13 to 3 The same committee voted to report favorably the Vandenberg child labor amendment affecting children below 16 years of age
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Girdler calls steel contract talks futile in union strike
In Cleveland on June 21 chairman Tom Girdler of Republic Steel said talks on a signed contract with the CIO and seven state steel strike discussions were futile. He described the discussion as useless amid the ongoing labor dispute.
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Tom Girdler
Republic Steel Canp
Riday
Federal-Steel Med Fusion Board
Committee For Industrial Organization
Woman's Body Found Under Apartment House in LA
Police opened a missing persons inquiry after a boy found a partly mummified female body beneath an apartment building. The unidentified woman is described as red-haired and scantily clothed, prompting a citywide search for her identity and possible connections to local reports of missing persons. Authorities said investigation continues with autopsy planned.
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