Pinchot considers special session for pension and sweatshop laws
Governor Gifford Pinchot says he is ready to call Pennsylvania’s legislature into a special session if he receives clear GOP backing on old age pension and sweatshop measures. He noted August 15 deadline to revive pension bills and asked for pledged support from Republican leaders to ensure passage.
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Cy United Press
Harrisburg
Gifford Pinchot
Edward Martin
Willian Vie
Philadelphia
Rolling Green Park
Pinchot
Martin
Banker Admits Establishing Loss Through Sale to Daughter
Washington report says a TitUS banker testified before Senate investigators about 1930 transactions that created a $117,084 loss and aided Ott H. Eshn in voiding income. He said he sold five securities to his daughter Maud Marriott at market price for cash, with a trust fund and assignment dates linked to December 1930 and March 1931.
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Ott H. Eshn
Titus
Senate Stock Market
Maud
Marriot
Ferdinand Pecora
Kahn
Danghice
Pacora
D Kaba
Ue Books
Mulin, Loeb d& Oo
France May Bolt Parley Over Dollar Stabilization
London reports France warned it will adjourn the economic conference within a week if currency stabilization is not agreed. Washington says no near term dollar stabilization, while Ramsay MacDonald appeals to President Roosevelt for urgent action. France rejects dollar support tied to war debts and blames depreciation on France.
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United Press
London
Dn Ithmatin
Ramsay MacDonald
Roosevelt
Washington
France
Higher-Ups Hit in Pittsburgh Election Probe
A Pittsburgh grand jury probing election fraud promised at least two more weeks of sittings after charging State Senator James J. Coyne and Rep. Patrick J. Maloney with felonious conspiracy to injure voters. The indictment named Louis J. Conley, Patrick J. O Malley, John Fugassi, George Savage, Frank J. Challeran, Martin Mullen and others in the B2nd Congressional district.
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Fetal
Lust Wavender
Thy
Sting
James J. Coyne
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J. Maloney
John Verna
Republica
Pittsburgh
Hill
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M. J. Muldowney
Ante Felix
Grant
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Otle Biy Verona
Yolusil Lo
Muldowney
Coyne
Alga
Malonay
Ver
Tnd
Te Follaying
Miso
Louis J. Conley
Nindl Ward
Patrick J. O'Malley
Second Ward
John Fugassi
State Mercantile
Allegheny County
George Savage
Sminth
Frank J. Challeran
Board of Mercantile Appraisers
Martin Mullen
Inheritance Tax Department
Vare Chosen Pennsylvania Republican National Committeeman
William S. Vare was elected to succeed the late Jay Cook as Republican national committeeman from Pennsylvania. The state committee voted 144 to 0. Vare arrives to cheers from Philadelphia delegates and pledged to keep Pennsylvania in the Republican column.
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Rolling Green Park
William 5. Vare
Philasophia
Pennsylvnia
Jay Cook
Republican State Committee
Aime Vare
Vare
Hans Nest
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Fourteen Safe After Boat Drifts in Heavy Fog
Fourteen boys and girls aboard a rock power boat en route from Falmouth to Gale Blumts reached the harbor shortly after noon today after being foxbound for 15 hours due to engine trouble.
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United Press
Two-Cent Local Mail Postage to Start July One
Local mail will carry two cents postage starting July 1 1983 with amendments outlining the new rate for first class letters mailed at offices or delivered by city or rural carriers. The two cent rate applies to local delivery and related forwarding rules, while non local first class mail remains unchanged.
G O P Chairman Calls Penny a Party to Action
J S Wasney reports Hyeredt Sanders, GOP chairman, urged a nationwide call to arms at a harmony rally in Rolling Creek Park PA. He warned that next year’s congressional elections will shape 1936, criticized Roosevelt powers, and urged immediate party organization to protect the “forgotten man.”
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Joseph S. Wasney
United Press
Rolling Crenk Park
Republican Party
Hyeredt Sanders
Republican National Calamistse
Pennsylvania
Rpublicans
Sanders
Roosevelt on final stage of his cruise
President Roosevelt at the wheel aboard the Amberjack 11 weighed anchor in fog bound off Lakemanis Bay. He heads toward Campo Bello while Norman H. Davis recounts the ambassador’s talks in Europe toward disarmament. Davis said concrete steps may follow resumes and the U.S. will remain neutral.
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Roosevelt
Frederick A. Storm
United Press
Lakemanis
Bay
Rogue
Ind
Campo Bello
Norman H. Davis
Davis
Geneva
France submits plan for oceanic business cooperation
France presented to the world economic conference a proposal for international cooperation in building and operating large passenger and freight liners. The plan mirrors a disarmament era aviation proposal and urges a world body to invite ship owners to form international agreements on routes while maintaining national flags.
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London
Pfrancé
League of Na
Johnson seeks shorter hours in textile mills
Washington June 29 government warns a 40 hour week for textiles may not cover jobs. Hugh S. Johnson says hearings on a cotton mill code show a longer week would not restore employment, while labor pushes for a six hour day five day week and a minimum weekly wage of 14 to 16 dollars in textiles.
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H. ©. Thompson
United Press
Washington
Hugh S. Johnson
National Industrial Recovery
Coe
Willisim Green
American Federation of Labor
Youths Fire At Baby In Buggy On Philadelphia Street
An unidentified youth fired twice at a month old baby in a baby carriage as the father pushed it along a Philadelphia sidewalk. The shots struck the pillow in the carriage, missing the infant by inches, before the assailant fled with the pistol.
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Ey Unites Ireae
Philadelphia
Barral
No Prospect of Stabilization of Dollar Is Seen
London dispatch reports contrasting positions at the world economic conference. Europe seeks currency cooperation while the United States opposes temporary stabilization of currencies. A spokesman said no prospect exists for stabilizing the dollar soon, despite possible plans from Sprague for a future submission to Roosevelt.
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Harry Flory
United Press
London
Europe
United States
Great Britain
Roosevelt
America
Britain
World Economic Conference
O. M. W. Sprague
Bank of England
Sprague
James P. Warburg
Raymond Molley
Roosevelt Brain Trust
Neville Chamberlain
Ie Exvieguer
New Inn Opens on Rooevalt Highway With Dance Pavilion
Guests from Hile Warren Corry and nearby towns attended the formal opening of Meets Inn a pres room and dance pavilion run by Mrs Rosa McMiroy on the Rooevalt Highway west of the city A large crowd enjoyed a dinner and chicken rapist service with sixty couples dancing from 5 PM to 1 AM and a program by Golf's lorenestea of Erte
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Corry
Meets Inn
Rosa McMiroy
Big Jolly
Rooevalt
Ingle
Golf
Lorenestea
Erte
Sery
Ea Fem
Showers Fail to Materialize as Mercury Soars in Heat
In Pittsburgh areaJune 25 hot weather continues with temperatures near 92 degrees. Forecaster predicts two more days of high heat before a cooler storm system from the west reaches the region by Sunday. Local storms possible in Johnstown Canonsburg and Meyersport offering brief relief.
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Gerry
Mercury
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
W. S. Bietzman
Far West
Johnstown
Canonsburg
Meleesport
Man killed in Ripley crash near route 20
An unidentified salesman for Frank H. Adams Co. of Cleveland was killed when his car collided head on with a Buffalo Cleveland Greyhound bus on route 20 west of Ripley. The bus driver R G Welker of Buffalo and six passengers escaped serious harm as flames engulfed the car.
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Frank H. Adams Co
Bridgehill Road
Cleveland
Buffalo-Cleveland
Greyhound
Ripley
R. G. Welker
Buffalo
Finch Billiard Parlors Announces Sharkey Carnes Night Returns
Announcement late today states Finch Billiard Parlors arranged to obtain and distribute returns on the Sharkey Carnes night at the northside establishment as received.
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Finch Billiard
Moley Holds Talks With British Prime Minister
Prof. Raymond Moley conferred with Prime Minister MacDonald in London for an hour and was expected to join the steering committee’s next meeting on European direfty demands. In New York, contenders weighed 260 1 2 and 201 pounds as they were checked for the 15 round title bout at Madison Square Garden.
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Ey United Prats
London
Raymond Moley
MacDonald
Carnera
Wey York
Prime Caters
Jack Sharkey
Bolt
Madison Square Garden
Boyel
Mach
Authorize 17 Miles of Rural Road Paving
Governor Pinchot authorizes 17 miles of rural road paving in Erie County as part of a statewide 1000 mile program. Details on exact locations were not released, with county official Charles R. Davis stating no location information was provided. The project follows the standard 5000 per mile state financed pattern.
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Gifford Pinchot
Erie County
Charles R. Davis
Findhot
Davis
Deny Stabilization Studied At Capital
Washington reports that Undersecretary Acheson budget Director Douglas and A Goldenweiser economic adviser to the Federal Reserve Board were denied as considering stabilization of the dollar. Acheson said no new developments in Washington. Treasury keeping in close touch with London as developments unfold.
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Agheson
Douglas
and & A. Goldenweiser
Federal Reserve Board
Treasury
Acheson
Treasury Department
Watc
London
Aimee Semple McPherson to Reunite With Husband in California
In Los Angeles on June 29, David J. Gutierrez announces that Aimee Semple McPherson will be reunited with her husband after her recovery from surgery. He says she will follow his wishes to take the first boat home, pending medical condition and consent.
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Calif
Aimee Semple McPherson Furtton
David J. Gutton
Paris
Weday
Aakim
Shefia
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