Steel Workers Convene to Press Constitutional Pact
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers meets in Pittsburgh with 200 delegates. Louis Leonard says collective bargaining clause in NRA would empower workers and cites rights under the Bill of Rights. Proposals include a constitutional clause and Wagner Act support to curb company unions. Separate report notes a 1 year old Joan Toy killed by a vehicle in Dunkirk, with a suspect held for investigation.
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Pittaburgh
United States
Amalgamated Association of Fiven, Steel and Tin Workers
Louis Leonard
International
NRA
Leonard
Joan Toy
Oracle
Mike A. Sam
Dunkirk
Oil City Hospital
Norma’s Free and Jessel Says Fine
Norma Talmadge arrives with Sam Bennett handling affairs while romance rumors swirl with Jessel. The screen star, recently divorced from Joseph M. Schenck, keeps mum on business matters and any romance, saying only she has an appointment to see him.
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Tsband-to-bo
Biut
Sam Bennett
Talmadge
Bennett
Joseph M. Gchenck
Schenck
Jessel
Misa Talmatge
Pinchot Thirteen Point Program Promised by Governor
Governor Pinchot outlines a thirteen point program for inter state utilities unemployment relief bank regulation collective bargaining and social legislation. He pledges to secure federal aid for roads schools and tariffs while opposing private profits in munitions and committing to the people and his conscience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter-State Utilities
Pennsylvania
NRA
Pinchot
Marble Tournament Draws Near in Indiana County
The First Annual Marble Tournament is set for Saturday April 28 at the McGrory lot in Indiana near McCrory's Five and Ten. Penney's store will send entry blanks by mail, or you can visit Indiana to get one. all marbles supplied by organizers, shooters must bring their own, ironies or steelies not allowed, doors open at 9 a.m.
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Indiana County
McGrory
Indiana
McCrory
Philadelphia
Penney
Penney’s
Dad
William Peim
Educator Monopolized Party At Dinner Talk
A dinner party gathering reveals Dr. Wirt dominated the discussion on education and monetary policy. Witnesses Miss Barrows Miss Kneeland Mr. Bruere and Mr. Cushman Coyle describe the night with remarks on interruptions and a lack of references to Kerensky Stalin Tugwell Wallace or the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hildegarde Kneeland
Robert W. Bruere
David Cushman Coyle
Laurence Todd
Wirt
Bullwinkle
Bulwinkle
Dr. Wirt
Stalin
Kerensky
Wallace
Mr. Wirt
Robert Bruere
Daniel Cushman Coyle
Miss Barrows
Lehrbach
Miss Kneeland
Student Actions Can't Stop War
The article quotes Dern arguing the United States army is not to blame for war and that denouncing the military is unproductive. It compares pacifist nonresistance to blaming fire departments for fires, noting many peace advocates would act if scriptures offered guidance after being struck.
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Army of
United States
Friends of Peace
Dern
Ham
Obituary notices for Jones and Brown residents
J W T Jones 82 of Falls Creek dies after heart trouble at home. Survived by wife, six children, two step sons, twelve grandchildren, eight great grandchildren, two brothers, three sisters. Funeral Wednesday at 2 p.m. Rev Lewellyn presiding. Inez M Brown of Reynoldsville dies after months illness at home. Survived by son Paul S Brown, daughter Virginia Shields, one brother Edwin Scott, two granddaughters. Panera services Wednesday at 2 p.m. Interment Beulah cemetery.
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J. WT. Jones
J. JL. Jones
Falls Creek
Jones
J. BR. Breakey
A. W. McClelland
James J. Jones
Robert Jones
Thomas
James
Falls Craek
W. L. Breakey
Clyde HE. Breakey
Endicott
N. Y
Rev. Lewellyn
The
Presbyterian Church
Inez M. Brown
Reynoldsville
North Sixth Street
Brown
Neynoldsville
Paul S. Brown
Bradford
Virginia M- Shields
Edwin. Scott
NuBois
John Lee Buck
Beulah Cemetery
New Delay in Air Mail Service
Secretary of War Dern urged the Army Air Corps inquiry to be political free and focused on fundamental defense roles. He spoke to a six civilian panel led by Newton D. Baker and five senior military chiefs, stressing that the probe must not be influenced by politics.
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Washington
Dern
Army Air Corps Special Investigating Committee
Air Corps
Newton D. Baker
War Department
Recluse Arthur Todd Drowning Stumps Connecticut Police
Connecticut investigators grapple with the death of 73 year old recluse Arthur Todd of Bell Island found drowned near East Beach. Officers pursue theories of murder for robbery and accidental death while seeking a woman seen with Todd on a bus and noting footprints and missing wallet at the scene.
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South Norwalk
Conn
INS
Arthur Todd
Bell Island
Long Island Sound
East Beach
William Kearns
Leo Carrol
Todd
Emil Knorr
Jonathan B. Sanford
Kenneth Stanley Todd
Redding Center
Kenneth
Knorr
William McMahon
Toddan
Committee Admonishes Focus on Air Corps Readiness
Tils urged the committee to avoid probing the administration's right to cancel air mail contracts and to limit study to the air corps ability to handle emergencies. Dern urged a full review of the army aviation role, training for transport flying, and national defense relevance, including equipment adequacy and personnel.
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Tils
Air Corps
Dern
Army Air Corps
National Defense
Trotzky Ordered to Quit France in Days
French government will force exile for Leon Trotsky within days after Interior Minister Sarraut reviewed his activities. He loses formal permission to reside in Seine-et-Marne and faces departure from all French territory. Russia remains the only potential refuge, but joining the Communist party would be required. Additional mention of Trotsky's plan to organize the Fourth International in raids reported in New York on April 17.
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France
Interior
Albert Sarraut
Trotzky
Seine-et-Marne
Interior Ministry
Russia
Communist Party
Josef Stalin
Spain
Portugal
New York
Jean Trotsky
Communist League of America Mobilizes in Paris Area
Sunday mobilization in America reveals that Vrotzky followers form The Communist League of America with offices near Union Square. They publish The Militant weekly and pursue immediate world revolution. Arne Swabeck says the Fourth International opposes nation by nation socialism, unlike the Third International in Russia.
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Villa
Paris
America
Vrotzky
Communist League of Am_erica
Union Square
Arne Swabeck
Fourth Internationale
Third Internationale
Russia
Fonti Internationale
Blue Brown Fleets Change Torpedoes Aboard U S S Chicago
United States fleet maneuvers along the west coast of Mexico as blue and brown fleets reverse positions after mock submarine and destroyer attacks. Brown fleet destroyers previously swept past blue vessels simulating torpedoes and today blue fleet ships would launch attacks on brown vessels. Brookville Bank & Trust Company operates on a hundred percent basis with near one million dollars made available. Moisture evaporation from vegetated land exceeds that from adjacent water surfaces of equal size.
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U. S. S. Chicago
United States Fleet
INS
Mexico
Atlantic
Brookville
Brookville Bank & Trust Company
Brookville Title & Trust Company
Rotary Hears All About Coal at Indiana Rotary
Eugene J. Jenks chief mining engineer for Rochester & Pittsburgh Coal Co and Rotary member spoke on coal industry status. He cited brighter prospects for Indiana county as a coal producing area and noted rail and substitution challenges, efficiency gains, and coal’s share of U S energy, with Rochester and Pittsburgh and Clearfield Bituminous operating in the region.
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Rotary
Indiana Jielel
Eugene J. Jenks
Rochester & Pittsburgh Coal Company
Rotary Club
Jenks
Indiana County
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ernest
Tipple
Mr. Jenks
United States
Rochester and Pittsburgh
Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corporation
Janks
Corn Hog Signups and Potato Storage Tour Planned
Corn-Hog men have an election April 25 at 7 30 p m to sign contracts with a May 1 deadline. Extension office provides blanks. W B Flory of Harrisburg spoke on the program. A potato and fruit storage tour for Indiana County growers is set with visits to S L Fyock and Son Marion Center Pollock Hopkins Homer City and others. time precludes visiting more storages. County Agent Warner and W C Mitchell organize the tour leaving Indiana at 8 45. The study aims to share storage practices for safer home use and better storage buildings.
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Court House
W. B. Flory
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Clearfield County
W. C. Mitchell
Indiana County
Warner
S. L. Fyock and Son
Purchase Line
Hopkins
Thomas K. George
Homer City
Studg
Board Denied Change of Venue in Elk County Case
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court denied E. D. Brown and T. J. Leden, Elk County commissioners, a change of venue from Elk County Quarter Sessions. The request, led by Charles J. Margiotti and James H. Thompson, argued hostile publicity would bias a Elk County trial. Prosecutor G. B. Straub countered that bias was unproven and the petition should be denied.
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Philadelphia
Elk County
G. B. Straub
St. Marys
Cure Offered for Pneumonia Diseases Warned by Doctor
Dr Charles Hendee Smith of New York City warned at the college that pneumonia and tuberculosis risks persist even after apparent recovery. He noted infections are often lifelong and most adults have been infected since infancy or childhood, with the greatest danger occurring in early life.
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Charles Hendee Smith
New York City
Millen Brothers Face Electric Chair in Needham Robbery Case
In Dedham Mass the Millen brothers Morton and Irving and Abe Faber await jurors in a murder trial tied to the Needham Trust Company robbery and the alleged killing of Patrolman Forbes McLeod. Norma Brighton Millen, daughter of a minister, seeks her own acquittal as the trial unfolds. Defense seeks transfer to federal court to ensure a fair trial amid community hostility.
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Dedham
Masa
Nicola Sacco
Bartolomeo Vanzebt
Millen Brothers
Needham Trust Company
Blood
Forbes McLeod
Norma Brighton Millen
Murton Millen
Norma
Murton
Old Dedham
Millens
Faber
Peng
Boston
George
Harvey
Morton
Irving
Faber Mudges
Normann
Legion Minstrels Near Production at Ritz Theatre
The Legion Minstrel promises a standout show with a large professional-like cast, performing at the Ritz Theatre next Monday. Rehearsals day and night feature skits songs jokes and rhythm with expert direction by Mr Bailey of Rogera Producing Co. Tickets are on sale at local stores and reserve seating opens Friday morning with high demand expected.
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The
Legion Minstrel
Ritz Theatre
Faust
Legion Committee
Bailey
Rogera
KIWANIANS HEAR ALL ABOUT MOVIES
Wallace Nordby manager of the Indiana and Arts Theatres addressed the Kiwanis Club in a question box talk on Movies at Thompson's Rustic Lodge. Lieutenant Governor Frank Finley of Wilkinsburg visited and invited members to a Tarentum group meeting and circus next Tuesday evening.
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Wallace Nordby
Indiana and Arts Theatres
Kiwanis Club
Thompson
Rustic Lodge
Frank Finley
Wilkinsburg
Tarentum Club
Indlang
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Germany
Moorhead
William Daniels
Lorain County
Harmony Cemetery
Penn Run
Connecticut
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