Personal Mention Highlights Visitors in Union City
Numerous residents and visitors are listed in Union City today including Miss Harriet Swan of New Haven Conn visiting sisters on Brook Street. E J Wright arrives for a few days with Mr. and Mrs. W A Johns. Margaret Wenzel of Clymer N Y heads to Wilmington Del for a new job. Mrs W C Flick Erie visitor joins others at local homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waist
Union City
J. D. Brakeman
Harriet Swan
New Haven
Conn
Brook Street
E. J. Wright
W. A. Johns
Wright
Margaret Wenzel
Clymer
N.Y
Wilmington
Idel
W. C. Flick
Erie
Daniel Pranatt
Dan
James Watson
H. G. Oswalt, Jr
Dell'Darling
Corry
Roy Field
St. Augustine
J. IF. Sullivan
Salvation Army Corps
New Kedsington
Salvation Army
Chesley Young
George Franz
James Mead
Jamestown
N. Y
Della Lombard
Johanna
Mabel
Olean
Kay Bell
Nellie Sl
Bargain at Ten Times the Price
A customer testimonial from Mrs. Elizabeth Winner of Sharon Pennsylvania extols World's Tonic as the best medicine for internal cleansing and relief from constipation. She claims dramatic relief after few bottles, noting improved sleep, energy, and general health, and asserts she would pay more for the benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Winner
Sharon
Faye
Wine Ree
Railway wage cuts urged as industry at breaking point
J H A Enochs chairman of the Carriers Joint Conference committee said a 15 percent wage reduction is necessary and justified after meetings with 18 railroad brotherhoods. Negotiations were postponed to July 20 for arbitration on the plan affecting nearly 1,000,000 workers.
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Ay United Press
Chicago
JH. A. Enochs
Carriers’ Joint Conference
Onil
Insects Rush to Fight Moths in Erie
Harrisburg June 29 The State Agriculture Department rushed a shipment of parasitic insects to Erie by air to combat the oriental fruit moth damaging the Erie county peach crop. Deputy Harry Turrell delivered 1270 of the wasp like insects, named Merocentr...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yanites
Harrisburg
State Agriculture Department
Erie
Erie County
Harry Mr. Turrell
Unitary of Agriculture
Fairview
Departments
Ruther Fort
Wages Hit Saturation Point Warns of Rail Losses
A speaker warned that wage costs have saturated and continuing high pay will ruin livelihoods and break the railroad industry. The message stresses the danger to ongoing operations and employment if current wage levels persist.
Senate panel to limit presidential intervention in campaigns
Washington June 29 The senate campaign investigating committee said any intervention by President Roosevelt in primary elections for New Deal candidates lies outside its jurisdiction. It noted his public remarks last Friday signaling support to liberal candidates and ruled these could not be seen as coercion of union voters.
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United
Washington
Senate Campaign Investigating Committee
Roosevelt
Veterans Rally at Gettysburg Marks Lee Bid Anniversary
Civil War veterans from both sides gathered near the site of James Gettys 1780 expedition fuelling a solemn reunion. About two thousand attendees witnessed a sunlit display of flags with Stars and Bars beside Old Glory as they remembered a contested moment in history.
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Lee
James Gettys
Gettysburg
Death of Miss Myrtle Fuller in Corry community
Miss Myrtle Fuller longtime Corry educator and businesswoman died at 518 Mast Smith Street after four years of illness. She taught at Hatch school for nearly twenty five years and ran a music shop on South Center Street for about twenty years. Survived by two sisters Edith Alexander and Angie Caster and several nieces nephews and relatives. Funeral services Friday at 2 PM in the ceremony chapel with burial in Ping Grove Cemetery.
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Myrtle Fuller
Leach
Corry
Buller
South Center Street
Mast Smith Street
Catting
Hatch Seiol
Beyond Ward
Fuller
Vents Club
Katherine Stone
Edith Alexander
Kansas City
Angie Caster
Erie
Lillian Casler
R. D. McEwen
Olive Martin
Glen Alexander
Slater
Earl Fuller
Cass Mueller
Pittsburgh
John Patterson
Loren Mason
Marienville
Iermeory
coeKeing Chapel
Market Gains Push Industrial Shares to New Highs
New York June 29 United Press reports sweeping gains on the stock market with transactions around a million shares higher than yesterday. Industrials led the advance with several points gains while a broad list of names including American Can Bethlehem Steel Chrysler General Electric and Montgomery Ward showed stronger activity. Pittsburgh supply and livestock markets also note demand and price levels across fruits vegetables and dairy products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Atlantic Refining
Ceeree, Bbm
Auburn
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing Ait
Chrysler Columbia Gas
Continental CM
Curtis Wright
Brie
Mobordy
International Wicktl
Feemme
Cott Vo
Montgomery Ward
National Biscuit Ves
National Dairy
Ovsryssseeys
New York Central
Ssrnvs
Penna RR
Eeciyeceereies
Ita
Socuny
Standard OU NT
Ssrvesvees Studebaker
Ser-E-Sierrerees
Tekad Cocages
Frvadyn Rennet United Gorpy
Cerenceey Ryeres
Warner Bros
Essa Reseens
Woatinghousy
Fsu
Youngstown
N.Y
Ark Nat Gat
Seeee Eee Byab Si
Pittsburgh
Rome
W. Va
W. J
Ohio
Cobblers
Old Stock
Green Amis
No. An. J
N. C
Colyer
Buller
Avoa
Ioghort
Ofl
Old Onis
Dresvad
dFen
Roel Drillers
Redy Springers
Jegtarn broMers
Guardsmen Clash in Simulated Battle at Indiantown Gap
Pennsylvania National Guard soldiers of the 2nd Cavalry Brigade engaged in their most decisive simulated battle of the naval encampment at Indiantown Gap Pennsylvania. The exchange of machine gun and rifle fire marked the intensity of the wartime advance against a fictional foe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ey Annellers
Indiantown Gap
Pennsylvania National
SeeKS to Change Berlin Tyne 30 Furmer
Fragmentary text shows a negotiating effort involving Berlin Tyne and Wilhelm. The readable portion mentions a plan to alter or trade terms and a potential agreement with Axom Fat. The incomplete notes suggest talks or a settlement process underway.
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Berlin
Tyne
Furmer Alee Wilhelm
Nate
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Cee
Andy Devine
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W. A. Gibson
Richard Whichello
Danville
J. Predericke Kinley
Wwest Park Place
Mrs. Kindley
Mindley Lake
National Bank OF Corby Deposits
Isu Ey Federal Percane Hy A RE Corporation
Loblaw’s
Jersey
Phoenix Hosiery
Corry Journal
Betty Crocker Home Service Department
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