Minneapolis Strikers Back Tentative Peace Plan
Minneapolis eyes a tentative end to the truck drivers strike now under martial law as employers revise their plan to Father Haas. The plan includes a fifty cent minimum wage for helpers and allows worker representation in disputes across 166 firms while strike leaders demand tradeoffs. National Guardsmen release three readers. patrols shrink to 500 as talks proceed. English highways install first aid kit signs for accidents.
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JAS
Kilgallen
INS
Minneapolis
UINS
Francis J. Haas
Father Haas
National
National Guard
Walsh
Surgeon’s Knife Brings Hope To Pitiful Dwarf
Clara Schreicken, a 20 year old from Wayne township near Kittanning, has faced lifelong dwarfism. After two operations at West Penn Hospital and a planned third, doctors anticipate her growth and normal function may be achieved. Pituitary disturbances are noted as the likely cause. physicians decline to discuss specifics.
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Strcean
Balge
Clara Schreickengost
Wayne Township
Kittanning
Clara
Nowhrowrh
West Penn Hospital
Ation
West Penn
Pittsburgh
Joseph Wadding
Dayton Papatice
Dre TN Roger
RANA ESCULENTA WANDERS AFAR FROM HABITAT
A long storm event floods streets and damages crops as eastern New Jersey and nearby areas endure hurricane remnants. Destructive winds uproot trees, topple buildings, and isolate Bridgeton and surrounding communities while power and water services are disrupted. Police and utility crews work to clear debris and restore safety.
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Brighton
N. J
Municipal Water Works
Bridgeton City Park
New Jersey
Delaware
Bridgeton
Central Railroad of
Cobnansey River
Townsend
Del
Pennsylvania Railroad
Townesend
President Roosevelt Visit Highlights Northwest Development
President Roosevelt returns to the mainland to inspect the Columbia River development projects at Bonneville and Coulee Washington. He aimed to advance federal power and irrigation plans while addressing private and municipal power fears. The trip features stops in Washington state, Glacier National Park, Devils Lake North Dakota, and a long eastward train journey through Minnesota and Wisconsin, showcasing the northern plains’ drought impact.
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Northwest
Bonneville Power and Navigation
Coulee
Washington
Columbia River
Roosevelt
Portland
Valley of the Nile
Urevon
Capitol
Viet
Cty
Bonneville
Glacier National Park
Devils Lake
North Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Passmore Dies in Auto Crash Investigating Police
State police probe crash that killed Passmore while Rushal Jiere sustained serious injuries with both legs broken and severe cuts reported. Gregg admitted to Adrian Hospital with cuts and bruises as authorities review the scene.
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Rushal Jiere
Gregg
Adrian Hosphat
Mae
Preacher M. Stanley Kemp Returns to First Pulpit
Rev. M. Stanley Kemp, once Smicksburg's young pastor, will preach at Trade City on August 6 at 10 30 in the morning and again at Smicksburg in the evening. He has served Avonmore Pittsburgh Watsontown and Allidaysburg and now leads Zion Lutheran at the latter place with nine hundred members. Kemp earned Doctor of Literature in 1910 and Doctor of Theology in 1920 from Susquehanna University after nine years of post graduate study in English and Biblical research. He declined chairs at Wesleyan University of Illinois and Adrian College to focus on church work and is listed in Marquette's Who's Who and as a Chautauqua lecturer. His works include Ande Trembath Boss Tom Essays and Poems. Boss Tom appears in Burnham's Story of Our Country.
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M. Stanley Kemp
Smicksburg
Trade City
Avonmore
Pittsburgh
Watsontown
Allidaysburg
Zion Lutheran Church of
University of Pittsburgh
Temple University
Washington, D.C
Susquehanna University
Wesleyan University of Illinois
Adrian College
Michigan
Marquette
Ande Trembath
Boss Tom
Mahonings
Boss ‘Tom
Burnham
New President Chancellor Opens Campaign Monday
A historical newspaper column examines Adolf Hitler's campaign tactics, mobilization of public opinion, and the German political landscape as he seeks broader power. It notes army loyalty, looming August plebiscite, and potential voter turnout amid repression and prior purges.
Democrats Indict G O P as Criminals Rally In Harrisburg
In Harrisburg on August 8 Democratic candidates denounced the Republican Party for housing three lawmakers facing criminal charges within the past year. Representative Chester H Rhodes cited Joseph G Steedie James J Coyne and John J McClure as examples of alleged Republican leadership. George H Earle pledged to purge the state of every Melton Girundy ally if elected governor.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Chester H. Rhodes
Stroudsburg
Superior Court
Rhodes
Joseph G. Steedie
McKees Rocks
Brickbats Open Yards. Strikes Reopen in Chicago
In Chicago on August 3 a reopened stockyards yard faced brickbat abuse from strike pickets as workers resumed loading cattle hogs and sheep under police guard. A farmer arriving at dawn was struck but not hurt as officers dispersed the crowd.
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Chicago
Smith Denies Illegal Trucking In Public Service Hearing
Beyer Smith of Blairsville told the Public Service Commission that he has hauled enamelware for Coneraught Iron Works between Blairsville and Pittsburgh since 1932 and denies transporting shipments to Philadelphia or mixing consigners and consignees, countering the Pennsylvania Railroad Company allegations.
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Pittsburgh
INS
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Blairsville
Beyer Smith
Public Service Commission
Ceer
Smith
Samuel Walker
Coneraught Iron Works
Blaireville
Philadelphia
Orders $10,000 for dairy farmers
Citations against two milk distributors for underpayment to producers led to settlements. Checks totaling about $10,000 will go to 1840 dairy farmers. The Milk Control Board issued the payments for supplementary milk sold in April and announced hearings may be called for dealers paying less than the minimum price.
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Harrisburg
Milk Control Board
Shero Charged With Manslaughter In Bridge Collision
An individual named Shero faces a manslaughter charge after a collision on a bridge. He testified the bridge railing prevented a swerving maneuver. Dr. McCoy reported a two year old died Sunday night from a skull fracture, with an operation performed to relieve brain pressure.
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Page One
McCoy
Spangler Hospital
Footage Added to Sixth Street Paving Plan
State Highway Department authorizes resurfacing of South Sixth Street from the Chapter House to the Borough line near the Fair Grounds. Earlier notice stated Philadelphia to Chapter House would get an amesite covering, completing South Sixth Street. Materials ordered and work to begin in a couple of weeks.
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State Highway Department
South Sixth Street
Chapter House
Borough
Fair Grounds
Philadelphia
Vienna Nazi gets death doom for chancellery raid
Vienna Nasi leader Ed mund Honisch, 24, convicted of high wrongdoing and sentenced to be hanged for involvement in the July 20 raid on the Chancellory that killed Chancellor Ollfuss. Two co-defendants were already executed or jailed earlier, with commutation possible by President Miklas. Japan reports 635 399 miles of highways.
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Vienna
INS
Edmund Honisch
Honisch
Ollfuss
Ott Planetta
Franz Holzweber
Paul Hud
Archduke Eugen
Miklas
Picnic safety push urges care for children during outings
The governor's street and highway safety committee urged families planning picnics to transport children safely and park cars well off rural roads. It warned of hazards from crowded vehicles and children standing in cars, urging strict parking that leaves ample roadway and visibility for oncoming traffic.
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Governor’s Committee On
Hohenzollerns Pay Respects To Man Who Led Their Armies
The article recalls the planned funeral of a German military leader, with Hitler’s guards and the Schutz Staffel present. It describes a large memorial at a fortresslike monument near Tannenberg, with cabinet members and foreign diplomats attending. The body will later be interred on a family estate, beside his dogs, children, and neighbors.
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Schutz Staffel
Reichsleader Hitler
Sturm Abelung
Army of the Naals
Tannenberg
Hitler
Germany
East Prussia
von Hindenburg
Littlenoll
New W C T U Union Forms at Tanoma
Mrs Stephen Edwards was named president of the newly formed oranch of the Women's Christian Temperance Union at Tanoma last evening. Miss Gertrude Haer was named vice president, Mrs Myrtle Mears treasurer, and Mrs Ada m Bence secretary. State president Ellas B Black installed the officers. The group of sixteen women and six men will attend the county convention in Rochester Mills on August 23. Several Indiana W T U women attended and on the ride home several trees fallen in a storm were removed.
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Stephen Edwards
Oranch
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Tanoma
Gertrude Haer
Myrtle Mears
Adam Bence
Ellas B. Black
Beaverdale
Rochester Mills
Indiana
Eulogy at Cal Coolidge Shrine on 11th Anniversary
Revere Calvin Coolidge’s life is honored in Plymouth Vermont as residents and Mrs Grace Coolidge gather at the birthplace shrine on the eleventh anniversary of his ascent to the presidency. The scene reflects a long, reverent tribute to the nation’s former chief executive.
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Plymouth
Green Hills
Vermont
Calvin Coolidge
Green Mountain
Grace Coolidge
Vandergrift Youth Jumps From Bridge Into Kiski River
Robert Adamik, 21, jumped from the Kiski River bridge in Vandergrift yesterday afternoon into about eight feet of water beneath the middle span. He swam to shore unharmed in view of dozens of onlookers, becoming the first recorded jumper from the new bridge completed two years ago.
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Vandergrift
Robert
Ray) Adamik
Steve Brody
Kiski
Obituary Joseph A McAvoy 41 of Homer City
Joseph A McAvoy 41 of Homer City died yesterday at Veterans Hospital Aspinwall from a heart attack linked to World War injuries. A miner formerly of Beaverdale he belonged to Beaverdale American Legion Post after serving overseas with Company 18 155th regiment. Survived by widow Eldora Kunkle three children Ruth June and Jack and siblings James and Elizabeth. Funeral at his Elm Street home 2:00 Sunday with Luther Chapel Cemetery Coral to follow.
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Joseph A. McAvoy
Homer City
Veterans’ Hospital
Aspinwall
Beaverdale
Fire damages Chevy Chase home in Indiana
A fire at the home of Mrs Addison Stuchell in Chevy Chase was confined to a second floor bedroom. Indiana Fire Department arrived as the blaze spread but was extinguished with water. Mr and Mrs Boyd Stuchell and the mother were in the house when a child alerted smoke from an upstairs window.
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Indiana
Clymer
Chevy Chase
Indiana Fire Department
Addison Stuchell
Boyd Stuchell
Other Girl Rushes to Aid Fiance in Tragic Slaying
Margaret Crain a 23 year old East Aurora music teacher rushed to Robert Edwards's side in Wilkes Barre claiming his innocence after Edwards admitted killing Freda McKechnie during a rowboat encounter at Harvey's Lake. Police found the murder weapon, a black jack, near the lake bottom.
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Wilkes-Barre
Freda McKechnie
Robert Edwards
Margaret Crain
East Aurora
Edwards
Freda
Crain
Rochester
N.Y
Harvey's Lake
Miss Crain
Mansfield State Teachers College
New York State
Harvey’s Lake
Olice
Daniel Edwards
Kingston Coal Company
Servants Remembered and Estate Bequests Reported
Close friends receive bequests from the late Miss Dressler including 10000 to the American Woman's Association 5000 to Nella Webb May Duryea and Ida Sutcliff. Frances Marion receives an apopral diamond brooch Catherine Frisbie Walker stocks mink coat. Bulk of estate to sister Bonita Ganthony in England. Cleveland airport figures show 44000 checked in or out in five months, up from 27000 last year.
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American Woman's Association
Nella Webb
May Duryea
Ida Sutcliff
Frances Marion
Katherine Frisbie Walker
Miss Dressler
Bonita Ganthony
England
Cleveland Municipal Airport
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