Improvement in the Steel Situation Asserted by Iron Age
The Iron Age reports stronger terms on steel prospects with May output seen as the year's low, and May ingot production around 85 000 tons daily a 17 percent drop from April. Pittsburgh district mills nearing a blast furnace restart as operations rise to 75 percent, signaling tightening capacity. A. W. Puller to speak on Great Blunders of Great Men at Technical High School tonight, Harmony Club event aids aged colored home.
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New York
Central West
Pittsburgh
A. W. Puller
D. D
Ll.d
Georgetown
S. C
Technical High School
Harmony Club
Master Car Builders and Mechanics Meet at Atlantic City
The joint annual convention of the Master Car Builders and American Railway Master Mechanics opens in Atlantic City with Edmund H. Walker urging cooperation to address wartime plant dislocations and wage readjustments. Nearly 7,000 delegates register and 310 exhibits fill 93 500 square feet as merger talks loom.
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Associated Press
Atlantic City
N. J
Master Car Builders’ Association
American Railway Master Mechanics’ Association
Edmund H. Walker
Supply Med's Association
Walker
Riverside Man Praises Natonex For Digestive Relief
John R. Melloy of Riverside Pa. credits Natonex with easing long standing liver and stomach trouble and dizziness from indigestion. He reports improved appetite and no further spells after short use and urges others to try the medicine through Gorgas Drug Store and local druggists.
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John R. Melloy
Riverside
Natonex
Gorgas
North Third Street
Hill Orchestra Delights Capitol Audience at House Hall
The Capitol Orchestra performed in the Hall of Representatives by request of Speaker Spangler and House members. Led by Howard C. Fry from the State Highway Department, the patriotic and classical program drew a large, enthusiastic audience and praise from both houses. Ex Representative Charles Walter of Franklin visited the House. Mount Holly electric case heard by the Public Service Commission while Northampton County grade crossing complaints were continued to July 2. A. W. Woodward of Clearfield attended, formerly with the Department of Agriculture. Legislative correspondents dined at Penn Harris with Attorney General Schaffer. remarks from Lt Governor Beideman and other state officials covered session themes. Ball, head of the Correspondents Association, spoke on session outlook.
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Capitol Orchestra
House of Representatives
Spangler
House
Capitol Hill
Howard C. Fry
State Highway Department
Charles Walter
Franklin
Mount Holly
Public Service Commission
Northumberland County
Capitol
A. W. Woodward
Clearfield
Department of Agriculture
William S. Schaffer
Penn-Harris
Beidieman
Snyder
Kephart
George J. Brennan
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
James EB. Benn
Philadelphia North American
Walter J. Christy
Pittsburgh Gazette-Times
E. J. Stackpole
George Nox McCain
John R. Ball
Legislative Correspondents Association
Daix Brady Bills Move Through Legislature
The Daix Brady bills governing Philadelphia registration commissioners reached agreement in conference and were quickly adopted by both houses. They now await the Governor's action alongside the Philadelphia charter bill. The Senate pushed late into the night to clear its calendar for adjournment while a mercantile appraisers bill ran into trouble.
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Daix Brady
Philadelphia
Senate
Spartacan Attempt to Enter the Castle at Weimar
A Copenhagen despatch to the Exchange Telegraph states the Spartacan effort at Weimar was more serious than thought. The Spartacans reportedly held the castle and were ready to arrest ministers until General Maercker, at the station, heard gunfire and rushed troops to the castle to thwart the plan.
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Weimar
London
Copenhaagen
Maercker
Doctors Modify Resolution On Light Wines And Beers
The Allied Medical Association of America, after unanimously endorsing light wines and beers, passed a second resolution that left the decision to individual members. The move followed a protest by Dr. Dinshah P. Ghadiali of New York against endorsing alcohol in any form.
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Associated Press
New York
Allied Medical Association of America
Dinshah P. Ghadiali
Lightning Kills Two Alighting From Auto Near Milton
Two people were killed by a lightning bolt as they stepped from an automobile near their Milton home. Mrs Clarence Blyer, 49, and her three year old grandchild from Mifflinburg died instantly. The child was hurled about 30 feet across a fence.
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Milton
Clarence Blyer
Mifflinburg
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Riverview
York County
Pennsylvania Station
State Museum
Peco
Fruit Puddine Company
Baltimore, Md
Puddine
Riverside Man
Ners
Rese Tires
Sterling Auto Tire Co
Miller Tire Distributing
S. Second St
Harrisburg, Pa
B. Bosch
Paul Furman
Hill Orchestra
Wilson
King Albert
Brussels
Queen Elizabeth
Duncannon
Edward M. Cope
Perry County Court
Franklin E. Cook
Columbia
Holy Trinity Catholic
P. G. Brueggemann
C. M. Ehehalt
Dallastown
McNeil’s
Doutrichs
America
Silk
Munsing, B. V. D
Cooper’s and
Varsity Underwear
Market St
Deutrichs
Harrisburg
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