Chilean envoy warns pacifism tied to neutrality today
At the Am military Academy conference in ALPHTA, an Erst Envoy argues nations of America must balance neutrality with action as world flames and belligerents press neutrals. He warns that peace hinges on what the United States does or does not do, amid fears of a shifting hemispheric future.
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Alphta
Doy
United States
Mi Arinuel Meating
Ambatt Academy of Political and
Beleriog
Americas
America
Davila
Woman's Work Wins New Status in Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh April 12. Mrs Mary Rice Morrow head of the state labor and industry department bureau of women and children says women now number 10 752 118 in the nation's industries with about a tenth in Pennsylvania She cites 5 970 accidents among women workers in the state from 1939 to 1939 and 2 482 investigations revealing 1 672 violations of labor laws She urges better inspections and notes her father Dr D S Rice worked in mining areas Her career spans Vassar social work and the YWCA She hints her daughter Virginia may follow into social service work
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Pittsburgh
Mary Rice Morrow
State Labor and Industry Department
Bureau of Women and Children
Pennsylvania
Eishcen
Gha
Commonwealth
Morrow
D. S. Rice
Cambrian County
Creed
Vassar
Minneapolis
Boston
Y. W .C. A. Service
Virginia
Historians Gain New Federation Members and Awards
Historians year in review notes awards across local and state societies. The Philadelphia Society for the Preservation of Landmarks earned a state-wide award for promoting history. Other honors went to local and regional groups including Northumberland County, Lancaster County, Berks County, and Adams County societies for publications and quarterly works. New members listed include Adams, Columbia, Fort Leboeuf Daughters of the American Colonies, Mag na Charta, Old York Road, and Erie National Society of New England Women among others.
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Mifflin County
Society For Pennsylvania Archaeology
Adams County Historical Society
Columbia County Society
Fort Leboeuf
The
Daughters of the American Colonies
Haverford
Tredyffrin Easttown History Club
Erie National Society of New England Women
CLYMER continued from page ona the a cepnicatens
A fragmentary note appears to reference a holiday event or item titled CLYMER, appearing as a continuation from an earlier page. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear names, dates, or locations to confirm specifics.
Obituary notices for Groft Shrimp and Miss Milligan
Charles L. Groft Jr of Indiana dies after two weeks illness at Presbyterian Hospital Pittsburgh. He was born April 18, 1908 in Homer City and lived in the area. services set for Sunday in First Methodist Church with interment at Oakland Cemetery. Emma Findley Shrimp widow of William J Shrimp dies in Blairsville at 3 30 p m after residence of 40 years. survivors include four daughters and son. services Sunday at 2 30 p m in Blairsville with burial in Blairsville Cemetery. Anna Milligan, funeral arrangements at Robinson Funeral Home with service Saturday at 2 p m by Rev C Thornton Hays. burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
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Charles L. Groft, JR
Indiana
Presbyterian Hospital
Pittsburgh
Charles A
Laura Bailey Groft
Homer City
Indiana Hospital
Water
Charles Sinclair Applegath
First Methodist Church
Oakland Cemetery
Emma (Findley) Shrimp
William J. Shrimp
West Burrell Street
Blairsville
John
Emily Evans
Brushvalley Township
Methodist Church
Alma Copeland
Munhall
Anna Kennedy
Vandergrift
Elizabeth Gilmore
Carri
el Monte
Calif
Armour
C. P. Salladay
Aig
Retimanty
Anna Milligan
Robinson Funeral Home
C. Thornton Hays
Homer City Lutheran Church
Greenwood Cemetery
1916 Battle Echoes From Dublin Sailor's Homefront Tales
McGettrick, entering U S service from Dublin at World War I’s outbreak, recalls two years with the British Navy before Jutland and predicts German defeat as Norway invasion looms. He believes Nazis face long odds, and shares longing for the sea after 18 years in the United States raising four orphaned relatives and working as a janitor.
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Dublin
McGettrick
Jutland
Norway
Pittsburgh
Germany and Danube nations vow help for river shipping
A German wireless report says Germany reached understanding with Danubian nations to safeguard river shipping by all means. It notes Aumania and Yugoslavia would mobilize hundreds of river boatmen under military command to protect Danube trade. Bulgaria contemplates similar action while pilots under British contracts risk winter service.
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Lettin
Germany
Danube
Auemania
Yugoslavia
Mlitary
Bulgaria
European War Washington April 13 Dispatches and Transit Notes
Fragmentary European War Washington dispatches discuss examining transportation problems for the next week. The text mentions American capabilities and variably commanded resources amid ongoing wartime efforts, with focus on logistics and supply lines.
Oil Well Flows At 100 Barrels
Williams Producing Company reports a well on Music Mountain tract in proven territory producing about 100 barrels per hour. The site sits on Lot 6, Warrant 9435, north of the Duffy tract where several wells have been brought in over the past two years.
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Bradford
Williams Producing Company
Music Mountain
Preparations to Move Americans From Scandinavia Under War Cloud
The plan includes advance guarantees for exempt status and fuel supplies, studying rail and ship schedules, and selecting routes least disrupted by war. Housing at concentration centers would be surveyed to house American nationals, with overland routes via Germany to Hal y for embarkation. Promissory notes may cover transport costs. State records show 1087 in Norway 582 in Denmark and 1752 in Sweden. Many with Scandinavian spouses or relatives may stay.
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Scandinavia
Germany
Haly
State Department
Norway
Denmark
Sweden
Norway Crisis Deepens as British Raid Targets German Convoy
Scattered reports from Norway and Denmark describe British air raids and German occupation. British planes damaged a German transport vessel while Denmark protests occupation, rationing tightens, and Germany boasts air force gains as Norway and Denmark feel the war's reach.
Allentown youth convicted in fatal shooting case
Lawrence Rohrig, 21, of Allentown was found guilty today of degree murder for the shooting that killed his former sweetheart, Jessie Lapp. Judge Richard W. Jobst immediately sentenced him to 10 to 20 years in Eastern Penitentiary. Rohrig said he intended to shoot himself before Jessie’s eyes. He was to be transported to the penitentiary later today.
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Allentown
Lawrence Rohrig
Dudge
Richard W. Jobst
Eastern
Jessie Lapp
Norwegian Front: British Air and Sea Attacks Deepen War
British air and naval actions near Norway escalated the war at sea with reports of an 8,000 ton ammunition ship blown in the Danish belt and a 6,000 ton supply vessel damaged. Swedish coast observers cited heavy detonations near Oslo Fjord and a ship sinking after flames. Four mine fields were laid in the North Sea Skagerrak and Kattegat to hamper German traffic, with Norwegian Trondheim reports of German forces and a pocket battleship Luetzow.
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Narvik
Norwegian Iron Port
Bergen
Oslo
Norway
British Air Ministry
Royal Air Force Fiers
Kattegat
Baltic
Nydersund
Haakon
Olav
London
Armid
Brittain
Germany
Olso
Denmark
Stockholm
Skagerrak
Stroemstad
Admiralty
North Sea
Kiel Canal
Sweden
Netherlands
Trondheim
Admiral Graft Spee
Admiral Scheerera
Stavanger
Varberg
Hyekon
Olva
Bybergeund
College Students Face Tax Burden Amid Economic Pulse
College communities navigate rising costs as tuition and living expenses strain families. Administrators report tight budgets while students seek aid, balance work, and manage debt. Local groups call for clearer policy guidance and offset programs.
Children evacuated safely from Bedford avenue school fire
More than 660 children were evacuated from Leteche Elementary on Bedford Avenue in the Hill district after a fire swept the building. Superintendent M. M. Steen reported students filed out calmly, as in a normal fire drill.
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Putssuagh
Leteche
Bedford Avenue
Creation
M. M. Steen
Education reform shapes teacher college goals and aims
Dr Suhrie outlines a philosophy of good schools as places where all ages educate themselves with inspiring faculty. He notes emphasis on individual development, English mastery for all teachers, and demonstrations of teaching. A student faculty committee discusses student participation in college management and election methods.
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Arts College
Dr. Suhrie
Subrie
Troops Ordered to Texas for Six Day War Games
Lieutenant General Hugh A. Drum commands the first army and assigns the 101st Signal Company from Pittsburgh to the first corps. At Carlisle Barracks about 500 officers and enlisted men and 150 motorized equipment pieces from the regular army's first medical regiment will join the southern war games. A motor caravan will begin the six day trip to Texas on April 20.
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Hugh A. Drum
First Army
101St Signal Company
Radio Intelligence
Pittsburgh
Carlisle Barracks
Texas
Conspiracy Evidence in Dauphin County Trial
The judge instructs jurors on evaluating circumstantial evidence of a political party funding conspiracy. Defense argues acts benefited the Democratic party and payroll employee contributions were voluntary. Prosecution cites pressure on state payees and ties to leaders Lawrence Bashore and Deen, urging verdicts based on acts and shared aims. The record notes alleged overt acts within the county and post June 1 actions.
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Democratic Party
Dauphin County
David L. Lawrence
Ralph M. Bashore
Carl K. Deen
Hughes
Commonwealth Plains
Tas Saunty
Roosevelt signs reciprocal trade extension act for three more years
President Roosevelt signed the reciprocal trade extension act extending executive authority to bargain for foreign trade to June 12, 1848. Hull, Harrison, and Doughton received souvenirs marking one of Congress’s hardest battles this session as 22 agreements have been concluded over six years. Republicans and some Western Democrats opposed the extension amid charges of harming American producers while proponents cite public gains from tariff concessions and freer global trade.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Wee
Hull
Harrison
D-Miss
Doughton
DNC
Congress
Peng
Senate
United States
Stock Market Ticker Fragment Shows Wide Fluctuations
A jumbled OCR snapshot lists numerous company names and percent changes across sectors including airlines oil chemicals hardware automotive and utilities. Distinct entities appear such as Chrysler, General Motors, Eastman Kodak, IBM variants, Penn Railroad, Reading Co, United Aircraft, and RCA, with varied percentage shifts suggesting a broad market rally and mixed moves.
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Ohio
Bendix Aviat
Beth Steel
Briggs
Cerro de Pas
Ches and Ohio
Chrysler Corp
Colum G
Corl Solvents
Com'with
South
Cong Edison
Consol Oj
del Lack
West
Douglas Aircraft
du Pont de N
Eastman Kodak
el Auto-Lite
Gen Elec
Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Gen Refract
Greyhound Corp
Hudson Motor Sts
Interlake Iron
At Harvester
Nick Can
Tel
Kennecott Cop
Kresge
Lehigh Port C
Val RR
Liggett and Myers
Loew's Inc
Mack Trucks
Montgom Ward
Nash-Kelvinator
Nat Biscuit
Budget director urges cyclically balanced plan to steady economy
MBABVILLE April 11 Budget Director Marcil 2 tells Allenhiny College students that government must gear the budget to the business cycle to cushion dislocations. He argues against annual balancing and warns a long-run, cyclically balanced budget is needed. He notes public focus on budget size over services and that large federal layoffs would barely reduce overall spending.
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Mbabville
Fediral Bidet
Marcil 2
Sect Safe Bet
Uniesa
Allenhiny College
Audtoma Ft
Congress
Smith
Army
Navy
Post Office
Weather and classified notice snippet from Gazette
A brief weather snippet notes minimum 28 and maximum 44 with 0.54 inch precipitation, relative humidity 8 percent, and barometric pressure 29.50 in yesterday, 26.49 in a prior reading, from Gazette classified section.
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