Snyder Named Board Chief in Soft Coal Unit
In district 7 the coal code board named P. M. Snyder of Mt. Hope West Virginia as chair man and appointed William Blizzard of Charleston as UMW representative. W. C. Caperton was named treasurer and A. L. Lynn secretary. officers and board members were chosen last week at White Sulphur Springs West Virginia.
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Washington
District 7
P. M. Snyder
Mt. Hope
W. Va
William Blizzard
Charleston
United Mine Workers
Guffey Coalact
Virginia-West Virginia
Snyder
Bituminous Coal Commission
W. C. Caperton
A. L. Lynn
White Sulphur Springs
Cleveland
Republic
Mahoning Valley
Niles
John Owens
Ohio
Gus Hall
Warren
Arthur Scott
Canton
William L. Marin
Spending Cut Reports U.S. Treasury Overrun and Debt Rise
President Roosevelt notes a 137 million overrun in the June spending estimate once emergency outlays are included and expects the public debt to reach about 36.4 billion dollars at midnight. The figure would be the highest June 30 total but still 233 million below the prior all time peak. The debt has remained nearly steady since December, aside from borrowing for gold purchases and reserve fund payments.
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Treasury
Roosevelt
Business Outlook Shows Reduced Demand for District Industry
The report notes continued rampage effects in the district as demand for industrial products decreases. It states the outlook is less favorable than it was six weeks ago, signaling weaker conditions for local manufacturers and related firms.
Boys State Report Highlights Citizenship Lessons
Lloyd Knotts, representing Kiwanis, spoke at Debendarfer's Cozy Rest last evening, recounting his week at the Boys State program at Jackson's Mill. He described camp life, governance lessons, and better citizenship as outcomes of the sessional program run by the West Virginia American Legion. Torlock Rasmussen presided, with R. Virgil Rohrbough presenting the speakers.
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Lloyd Knotts
Jackson's Mills
Kiwanis
West Virginia Department of the American Legion
Lloyd
Jackson's Mill
Debendarfer
Torlock Rasmussen
R. Virgil Rohrbough
State troops comment sparks debate on extremism on both sides
The remark aimed at extremists on both sides rather than a general statement, retreating from a broader claim as the strike continues. The youngest front of the dispute remains under pressure as events unfold.
Union leaders ordered from town as steel strikes escalate
In Johnstown and Youngstown areas, mayor Daniel Shields and city officials told C I O Sub-regional Director James Mark and Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen vice president C W Jones to leave for safety. Mark appealed to Governor Earle to restore martial law as dynamite blasts shut Bethlehem Steel plants, while Republic Steel and Inland Steel planned reopenings amid guards, pickets, and militia.
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Johnstown
Daniel J. Shields
James Mark
C. W. Jones
Brotherhood of Railway
Mark
Earle
Bethlehem Steel
Youngstown Steel
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Company
Sheriff's Men
Yountgstown
Inland Steel
Indiana Harbor
Republic Steel
Truscon Steel
Cleveland
Wedding at Dupont church draws state guards and army units
Christ Church in Lugpont hosts a single ring Episcopal wedding for a Dupont family heir amid heavy security. State police guard strategic highways while regular army troops from Fort Dupont observe the scene as the president is present. The ceremony was to be performed by Rev Frederick Ashton and Rev Endicott.
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Christ Church
Chii‘iana
Dupont
Lugpont
Fort Dupont
Frederick Ashtor
Ethel
Endicott
Groton School alum’s trial adjoins delayed proceedings
The report notes Peabody of Groton School Mass who has married two Roosevelt sons Elliott and James. A 342 guest count is cited for a wedding or event. Dollman’s burned car photos enter as evidence and a crowd surrounds the court as Leibowitz seeks delay until September at the earliest.
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Peabody of
Groton School
Mass
Roosevel
Elliott
James
Rage Ue
Kanawha
Dollman
Mercer Street
Captain Leahy
Criminal Courts Building
Leibowitz
Pittsburgh Market Report June 30 shows mixed farm product prices
Produce demand moderate with apples and potatoes trading across multiple grades and regions. Hog prices range from 10.50 to 12.35 for various weights, cattle and vealers hold steady to good, with spring lambs at 12.00 and yearlings around 8.50 as total stock numbers are listed.
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Pittsburgh
U.S
Tennessee
Kentucky
North Carolina
California
Virginia
U. S
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Showe Baths
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Arrow
Henrietta Koscianski
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Chicago Herald and Examiner
Robert Murray
Robert Irwin
Chicago Herald
Belden
Frank A. Hiardesty
Homer Donward
All-Nations Lodge
I. O
John R. Wilson
E. J. Allred
Rolling Mills
Stark Rolling Mills
Dilworth Porter Company
Ideal Foundry
Union Drawn Steel Co
Beaver Falls
B. Creighton
Union Drawn Steel
Joseph ‘Tiffiko
la Follette Civa Liberties Committee
de Soto
Shriver Motor Company
Pike Street
Westinghouse
Frostaire
Westinghouse Lifetime
Monongahela
West
B&o
New York
Morrison's
Carrele
Busy Bee
Alaina
Sentinel
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Blueville
West Washing Rect
West Boyd Street
Orchard Street
Med House
West Main
Vlee M. Weston
Harrison Ct
Walnut Street
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