Uniform Hours of Operation Proposed for City Barbers
City council discussed a petition from local barbers seeking uniform hours of operation and penalties for violations. Proposals include 6 am to 6 pm on weekdays, 9 pm Wednesday? nights, and closed holidays with observed following Monday if holiday on Sunday. Penalties would include fines and possible jail time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonsoria
Jouneil
Hammond Elevator Company
N. Cohen & Sons
Cummons Company
Corry Hospital Association
Department of Labor and Industry
Ome
Department of Safety
J. Hanford Duke
Jor
Washington Street
Williams
New Worsted Mills to Give Work to 700 in Jamestown
Nov 20 Jamestown plans to bring Chautauqua Worsted Mills to capacity. Turbulent details note National Worsted Mills Company will own and operate with Tulus G Hillis of Toursville Ky as general manager. The project aims to employ 700 workers, with Hillis taking charge after current contracts end in December.
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Jamestown
Tulus G. Bilis
Toursville
National Worsted Mills Company
Ets
Phillip Leff
Carl Leff
Brooklyn and
Mortis
Mishell
Cleveland
Hillis
Lini
United States
American Wauly Company
Bradford Mills
Louisville
Elis
American Woolens Company
Bilis
Services for William Shields at St Elizabeth’s Church
Mass for William Shields known as Dorry was held at 9 AM at St Elizabeth’s Church. Rev Carl Heidt led the service with Frank DeLury and Miss Whirence Bachomer as soloists. Burial in Mendeth’s cemetery followed, with Wendell Shields and other relatives as pallbearers. attendees included Shields relatives from Detroit Cleveland and nearby towns.
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St. Eliza-beth's
William Shields
Dorry
Carl Heidt
St Elzabeth's Church
Frank DeLury
Whirence Bachomer
James
Tesept Felidae
Cleveland
Leo Shields
Bee
Catherie Zimmerman
Lieblaugh
Mina @utierine Gelix
Helen Felts
State Mediators Settled Many Strikes in Early 1930s Controversy
A report from Haparieburg details the Pennsylvania State Bureau of Mediation closing 61 of 1483 labor disputes from 1929 to 1931, urging expansion with more mediators and legislation. It argues federal mediation cannot resolve all state issues, calls for a state staffed and financed bureau, and notes shifts during the Depression era.
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Morey J. Potter
United Press
Haparieburg
Pennsylvania
Charlotte E. Gaby
State Department of Labor and Industry
Miss Carr
Department of Labor and Industry
California
Baresi
Miss Catt
Washington
Grose
Jon
Carr
Launch Liberty League Branch Hutton California Division
A new liberty league branch is launched in Hutton California with key figures John d Raskol Trenee du Pont and F Huttab taking leading roles. The announcement lists the trio guiding the division as it forms.
Suspect in Cop's Death Burns Self After Collision
A suspect in a patrolman's death allegedly set himself on fire after car repairs and a crash near Hummelstown. He had claimed a truck hit the vehicle, denied involvement, and later admitted repairs. Harrisburg police sought a warrant for involuntary manslaughter as the suspect was taken to Hershey Hospital.
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Hummelstown
Rose
Aviven
Palion
Hersiey Hospital
Meeting of Mentor Club Discusses Arts and Crafts at Home
The Mentor Club met Monday evening at Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Gripwold’s Maple Avenue home. Members answered roll call, Miss Mary Conan read papers, M J Parishhurst presented notes on Chief Laban, and refreshments followed. The next meeting on December 3 will be at Mrs. Frank Parsons’ Wright Street home with Arts and Crafts at Home as the study topic.
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Mentor Club
A. J. Gripwold
Maple Avenue
Mary Conan
Mite
M. J. Parishurst
Chifg Laban
Frank Parsons
Wright, Street
Qvill
U S Plan To Control Arms Traffic Outlined At Geneva
United States Minister Hugh Wilson outlined to the World Disarmament Commission a plan for government control of arms manufacture import and export with full publicity. The move aims to substitute for a broader disarmament pact as Litvinov pressed for a permanent peace conference. The steering committee backed creating a permanent arms traffic commission to resume work in January.
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United Press
Geneva
Hugh Wilaon
United States
Switzerland
World Disarmament Commission
Permanent Commission
Wilson
Maxim Litvinay
Thal
Litvinov
Artur Henderson
Misner
Disarmament Commission
Draft War Profits Abolition Plea From Lammot du Pont
Lammot du Pont, head of DuPont de Nemours and Co. and Wilmington munitions maker, writes to Senator Nye urging abolition of excess war profits. The letter was shown before the munitions investigating committee, proposing a thorough study and government export controls on arms after orders rise.
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Lammot du Pont
B. 1. du Pont de Nemours & Co
Wilmington
Del
Gerald P. Nye
du Pont
A. Thoronel
Congrats
Youth Drowns Fleeing Police Near Sharpsburg
Four youths were arrested after disturbing the peace in Sharpsburg Pennsylvania. One Helderberg area youth, William Zarvig, drowned in the Allegheny River while attempting to flee police custody. The others were taken into custody early today.
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Ampee
Sharpsburg
Helderberg
Alegheny
Sharpsburgin
William Zarvig
Sharps
Michigan's highest point in Osceola County near Cadillac
Fragmentary text notes Michigan's highest point in Osceola County near Cadillac reaching 1,710 feet above sea level and mentions the lowest point near Lake Erie at about 871 feet. content is incomplete and unclear.
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Michigan
Osceola County
Cadillac
Sey Luvut
Tike Erie
Mitchell and Curtiss Trophy Races at Selfridge Field
Capt Fred Nelson captured the Mitchell trophy race at Selfridge Field Michigan establishing a new all time record in the revival of the famous cup classic Lieut Thomas Gadghen won the Curtiss race with an average of 191 448 piles on four engines and aeroplanes participation details and times not fully legible from the damaged text
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Zieser
Thomas Gadghen
Cardinal Mundelein Jubilee Bespeaks Catholic Unity in Chicago
Chicago marked the silver jubilee of Cardinal Mundelein with a grand procession from the rectory to Holy Name Cathedral and a major service attended by Catholic dignitaries from around the world. Police lined the route as thousands gathered, cathedral facades bore papal colors, and the 25th anniversary of his elevation to bishop framed the Eucharistic Congress in Chicago in 1926.
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Tom Bailey
United Press
Chicago
George Cardinal Mundelein
Holy Name Cathedral
Chiraigo
Lake Front
Noathf
Enrance
Mundelein
Former Corry Resident Dies at Rochester Hospital
Obituary notes the death of Mrs J A Dake of Dundas New York at Highinn Hospital Rochester on November 19 burial planned for Dundas. She was daughter of the late J B Willett of Corry and survived by son Walter daughter Mrs MacNuster and four grandchildren in Rochester and a grandson Victor Willett of New York City.
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Ceedi Yeu
J. A. Dake
Dunda
N.Y
Highinn Hospital
Rochester
Buriel
Dike
J. B. Willett
Carry
Walter
MacNuster
Victor Willett
New York City
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