Labor board tests Wagner act in Chicago case
Bittner of regional organizer 3 testified as the Wagner act case was heard. Inland Steel refused to sign a wage deal with the Steel Workers Organizing Committee on any terms, with the case involving one of the strikebound independents. Unexplained absence of aviator Sigismund Levanevsky spurred belief of a Soviet purge, tied to his missing North Pole flight.
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Wan A, Bittner
Labor Board
Chicago
Inland Steel Company
Steel Workers’ Organizing Committee
Sigismund Levanevsky
Lindbergh
Levanevsky
North Pole
Retiring U.S. minister Wilson named assistant secretary
President Roosevelt appoints High FL Wilson retired minister to Switzerland as assistant secretary of state. Wilson has represented the United States at several international conferences and brings long foreign service experience to the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Switzerland
High FL Wilson
Foreign Service
Roosevelt
Wilson
Deer Sightings Rise in Beaverdam District
Beaverdam area residents report a surge of deer sightings in recent days. The community notes frequent visits by wildlife across farms and woodlands, with many observers sharing sightings along Beaverdam Wattsboro Road and surrounding fields.
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Beaverdam District
Kane Borough Election Outlook Shapes Up For 1937
Eleven borough officers are to be elected this year in Kane. A new general registration law delays petitions as voters must register first, with the first opportunity tomorrow. Democrats hope the permanent registration will erode the Republican majority in McKean County and open a slate for borough posts. James McKenna plans to resign from the Democratic committee to run for council in the fourth ward. Burgess F. Felt and John Valentour face uncertain terms. Unconfirmed reports hint at contests for justice of the peace. Incumbents Himlle Stenger and Ross Ki Knsy expect re election. Four council seats and three school board vacancies are up.
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Kane
Kanu
Almarer
McKean
James. McKenna
Democratic Committee
Ibe
Burgess
Berkeley Youth Promotes Tomatoes With Chemically Treated Water
William Arpagos, 19, of Berkeley, California, demonstrates raising vegetables using chemically treated water instead of earthen ponds. He plans to grow tomatoes and other crops seasonally, challenging traditional farming practices with his method.
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Bsrkeley
Cal
Wiliam Arpagos
Visitors at the Home of MacDonnell Stanley Proctor
Recent callers at the home of Mr and Mrs Vingil Tarbett are visiting this week at the home of va mle MacDonnell Stanley Proctor.
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Mle MacDonnell
Stanley Proctor
Hom
Vingil Tarbett
Annual Apiary Inspection Aims to Curb Bee Disease in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reports the annual apiary inspection led by the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture to prevent diseases threatening the 38 000 beekeepers in the state. Bee culture specialist William Glebe shares facts on bees honey production and behaviors, noting one pound of honey requires heavy foraging and many bees. discusses queen and drone roles, bee temperature regulation, nectar sources, and the health benefits of honey. Pennsylvania produced about 2,000,000 pounds of honey last year, ranking high in state production and indicating numerous apiaries statewide.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylan
Contrante
Bureau of Plant Industry
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Whig
William Glebe
Sly Weeley
Lee
Pennsylvania
Russian Gunboat Sunk on Amur by Japanese Guards
A Japanese Manchukuo frontier unit reportedly fired on a Russian gunboat on the Amur River near Senni Island, below Blagoveschensk, causing the vessel to sink after opening fire from the Manchukuo side. The account cites Japanese army authorities in Hsinking as the source.
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Umined
Tokyo
Camel News Agency
Hsinking
Manchukuo
Frentier
Amur
Manchuuo
Two plants reopen as pickets end at Bever Falls scene
Two Pennsylvania plants resume operations after back to work movements ended protests. A third plant near the scene of a fatal plot on Monday remained closed. The situation reflects a shift as pickets were lifted and workers returned to duty.
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Bhaver Falls
Lune
New Police Head States Policy in Bureau
Harrisburg June 80 Merit and performance of duty will have only standards for promotion and assignment in the Pennsylvania motor police, before Rear Admiral Percy W. Foote was sworn in as superintendent after the merger of the Pennsylvania state police and the state highway patrol. He echoed Gov. George S. Partle s admonition of no politics in the organization.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Motor Police
Percy W. Foote
Pennsylvania — State Police
State Highway Patrol
George S. @arle
Grange Meeting Set for Saturday Evening
Corry Grange No. 65 will hold a regular session in the Maccabees Hall Saturday evening with singing readings and a contest as part of the lecturer's program. An entertaining feature by Mrs. Jay Rickerson is planned and members are urged to attend.
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Draverdam
Ant
Carl Proctor
Erie
Mir Aul
Faily Hoard
Agent
R. Lyona
Jay Smith
Rev. Murateller
Jeanigaune Swan
Charlotte Murah
Aazel Marshag Jeuer
Allene Borstrott
Bert Walrous
Lee Proctor
Pecita- Hon
Huntor Paykov
Marsteller
Higley
United ‘Brethren Church
United Brethren Sharchold Society
Anters
James Crowell
Thurstay
Mary ‘Nash
Red Nash
Pittsburgh
Merle Cummings
Tommy Mash
Cummings
iDelton Jones
Union City
Leo Jones
James A. Higley
Momory
Sherman
Emeline Drake
North East
Charles Hodge
del Alden
Annie MacDonnell
Mirs. Cay
Proctor
Archie (Pravior
Elgin
John Dennis
Wonds
Wie
Gerald Bagley
Clayton Proctor
Claude Maynard
Mother Procetor
Joseph Barnhart
James A. Higtey
Well Estes
Merle Tayhell
Merle Bowen
Clinton Smith
Blues Mire
Prancia Shrave
Herbert Shreve
Homer Proctor
Betty and
Louise Smith
Jett Bunway
Camp Caledon
Lake Tre E
Hyons
Gas
Warren
Rexford Proctor
Walster Proctor
Ohn Wiggers
Wiggers
Robet Gates
Jasver Grienn
Lownville
Miami
Clade Maynard
Clint Matthews
Merland Higiey
Brie
United Brethren Church
Mark Smith
Beaverdam
Wattsboro
Gandy
Corry Hospital
Cash Smith
Betty Jay Ramlch
Fr.lyons
Branjey Proctor
Fred Woolttry
Mire
James MacDonnell
Sin
Mike
LeBow
Amnie Machonnell
Nell Astes
Bun ‘Jay
Mug
Hank Youngs
Edward
Albert Chime
Vernon Hickle
Turtle Creek
Tom Hickle
Paul Weed
Cony
Clarence Bisbee
Wiattsburg
Walter Proctor
S. R. Lyons
Leon Proctor
Webb McCray
Maud Downs
Clara Hoard
Kent
R. Lyons
James A. Highey
Pierce
Witsburg
William Kennedy
Rita
Corry Grange No
Jay Rickerson
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BR. Wilson
Arthur Johesay
Arthur Johnson Et
Clarke
Mit
Paneer
Theer
U. B
H. D. Whitney
Grange
Nathan OF
CRE
Federal Deposit Inc Corp
Chevrolet
General Morera
Chevrolet Motor Division
General Mowwrs
Seley Corporation
Detroit
Michigan
Thomas
Clinton St
Motor Fear of Elks Club
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