Apollo School Board Sued Over Building Dispute
The Apollo school board faced a mandamus writ from Albert V Thayer architect after a prolonged dispute over a new high school. A prior jury verdict awarded Thayer 2000 dollars, with the district having paid 1000 by December 2, 19, while the remaining debt and interest were pending.
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Apollo
Apallo
Artie Gatrong County Court
Albert V. Thayer
H. A. Hare Tington
Wits
Nda
Ghoul Board
Albert ¥. Thayer
Aimhs R
Thayer
pArmetrong
Obituary for Jerry McNeilly in Seward age 80
Jerry McNeilly 80 dies at home in Seward after illness. Funeral at 2 p.m. Friday from McNeilly home. Rev. Harry Smith to officiate. Interment in Armagh Cemetery. Born in Ireland February 3, 1854 to Samuel and Jane Logan McNeilly. Survived by wife Mary Wakefield McNeilly, sister Mrs. Henry Conrad, brother J G McNeilly, numerous children and many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Jerry M'Neilly
Seward Tuesay
cNeilly
Harry Smith
Seward Methodist Episcopal Church
Armagh
Ametery
McNeilly
Amuel
Jane (Logan) McNeilly
Ireland
Mary (Wakeensfield) McNeilly
Henry Conrad
New Florence
J. G. McNeilly
L. T. Suffton
Portage
Mary Smyera
R. G. McNeilly
Dilltown
H. M. Barker
WT. Caldwell
Johnstown
Rankin Returns to Clymer Council After Resignation
Rankin was reappointed to the vacancy created by J W Rankin's resignation and took oath of office. He joins the same committees and backs the Sixth Street widening project with an estimated extra cost of about 700 dollars. Borough officials discussed ordinances, road plans, and health board status as routine business.
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Rankin
Thomas Pealer Hw
Sixth Street
Franklin
Sheva
Sherman
Highway Department
Board of Health
Council
U. M. We of
Miners Plan for Labor Day Events
Miners outline Labor Day activities for the day, detailing preparations and planned labor-oriented events. The piece notes involvement of miners in organized plans and mentions participation by local workers and union leaders. The article highlights a collective effort to mark the holiday with demonstrations and community programs.
Labor Day Concert Plans In Clymer Promoted
Thomas Stull prepares a concert with the renowned Clymer Boys band led by Prof. S Capella. It marks the first time the real labor organization sponsors a celebration in town with cooperation from We Live, the Legion and Cay. Citizens urged to support the event.
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Thomas Stull
Clymer Boys Band
Prof. S. Capella
The
Legion
the Cay
Clymer
Vare Funeral Held This Afternoon In Atlantic City
Funeral services for political leader Vare took place in Atlantic City with a large display of flowers from the Republican national committee. Mourners included two daughters and other relatives while widow Ida Morris Vare remained secluded in a hotel suite. The Rev Charles Me Boswell officiated with Masonic rites conducted by the Masonic order of which Vare was a member.
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Republican National Committee of
Vare
Henry P Meteher
G. O P
Ida Morris Vare
Billion Dollar Drought Prompted Meat Reserve Plan
Government officials say a salvage and canning effort will avert shortages as drought drives up prices. Cattle herds are being slashed and canned, with reserves enough to feed forces for at least a year, and a price-protection program is being prepared by the AAS to deter profiteering this winter.
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Wo Bs
AAS
Catholic Total Abstinent Union president seeks ban on music in taprooms
Rev. Piliel S. Gonnanan was re elected president of the Catholic Total Abstinent Union of America at its annual convention. The group adopted a resolution to appoint a committee to push legislation eliminating music and dancing in taprooms. Dr James W McMonigie of Philadelphia proposed the measure arguing music and dancing lure youths to drink.
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Piliel S. Gonnanan
Tnday
Catholic ‘Total Abstinent Union of America
Gard
James W. McMonigie
Philadelphia
Butler County Home Head Ousted Amid Probe
Freid C. Herold suspended as county home superintendent by county commissioners after charges of cruel treatment. State Welfare to investigate while District Attorney Negley calls for a grand jury inquiry. J.C. Barr named temporary superintendent as officials pledge actions but promise cooperation with state investigators. Negley seeks thorough probe into alleged inhuman conditions and related deaths. Alice Liveright indicates state welfare will not intervene until Negley’s inquiry concludes. The turmoil follows a week of worsening conditions at the home.
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Buthme
TNS
Butler County
Freid C. Herald
State Honoriment of Welfare
Herold
Edgar J. Negley
Cotty
J.C. Barr
Negley
Flint
Jottorney
Alice Liveright
Welfare
New Work Relief Program Outlined by Biddle
Biddle described a new work relief plan combining intermitted wages with a guaranteed weekly payment matching budgetary deficits. A performance rating system will track each worker's output to influence future job opportunities and potential earnings beyond deficits. Local wage boards will set pay rates, and projects will target government beneficiaries, not private property.
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Biddle
CWA
LWE
Seven Thousand Dropped From RWD in Allegheny Co
In Pittsburgh on August 1, seven thousand workers were removed from Allegheny County’s relief rolls as conferences prepared a new work program to support needy families. By August 15 the 7,000 will be gone from jobs on over 200 projects with plans to complete or hand over unfinished work under the new setup. County administrator James J. Stuart, state relief administrator Marie Biddle, and deputy RWD chief Philip H. Gants discussed project transitions and safeguards against damage from stopgap closures.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
James J. Stuart
Call Court
Mrie Biddle
Philip H. Gants
RWD
Elk Co Commissioners Freed On Bond After Conviction
Elk County commissioners Ledden and Burrows were convicted of office malfeasance and sentenced to jail but were freed on bond by Superior Court Judge Joseph Stadtfelder. The execution of the sentence was stayed pending appeal to the Superior Court en banc, said chief defense practitioner Charles Margiotl.
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Pipushurgh
Ledden
Wbrrows
Mriscondurt Ff
Superior Court
Joseph Stadtfeld
Stadifedd
Atx Moe
Giperior Court
Charles J. Margiotl
Prineer
Fairbanks Seen Aboard Ship Amid Divorce Rumors
Paris reports actor Fairbanks en route to America aboard a liner with rumors of a liaison with Lady Sylvia Ashley amid Lord Ashley suing for divorce. Speculation also links Fairbanks to a possible reconciliation with Mary Pickford to halt her divorce proceedings.
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Paris
Douglas
Fairbanks
High Seas
America
Vurrent
French Riviera
Rumane
Sylvia Ashley
Ormer
Lord Ashley
Mary Pickford
Nazi Amnesty Frees Up To Ten Thousand Berlin Prisoners
Berlin Aug. 6 000 to 10 000 prisoners in Germany will gain liberty under a sweeping amnesty decree announced by Reichsleader Hitler in memory of President Von Hindenburg. The release targets Nazi and political offenders, with distinctions for criminal first offenders and other categories, while some Communists may remain jailed.
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Berlin
INS
Germany
Reichsleader Hiter
Laken
Hitler
von Hindenburg
Marshal von Hindenburg
Ernst Thaelmann
Reichstag
Boehm
Reich
Dutra Joins PGA Tour After Illness Delay
Olin Dutra, beset by a stomach ailment before his United States Open parade, traveled from Chicago to Buffalo to resume touring in the Professional Golfers Association championship. He had canceled exhibitions with Walter Hagen and spent time in a hospital, with friends discussing his return.
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New York
Olin Dutra
Chicago
Buffalo
Gallers’ Association
Dutra
Walter Hagen
Ford City council faces ousting over labor group event
In Ford City on Aug 9 the Ford City Ineal Flat Glass Workers of America threat to oust five councilmen if a February Day celebration is blocked. A special meeting saw only President Walter H Bowser attend while 400 Flat Glass workers demonstrated outside with no disorder.
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Ford City
INS
Ford City Ineal
Flat Glass Workers of America
Walter H. Bowser
Bowser
Central Labor Union
D. F. Cannon
Fred Burdette
William Schneider
George Kettle
P. J. Miller
Flat Glass Workers Organization
Open titleholder joins crowded field at Metropolitan Open
The Open champion and other pros gather as Jene Sarazen and Denny Shuts travel from St. Andrews to the Metropolitan Open. The text notes professional golf pays poorly despite elite skill, with Runyan highlighted for prize totals around seven to eight thousand dollars across majors and exhibitions.
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Butra
Dutra
Jene Sarazen
Europe
Denny Shuts
St. Andrews
Stock Market Roundup Names Many Major Firms Shifting Shares
A broad list of prominent companies appears in a market snippet reflecting varied stock moves. Firms include American Smelting, General Electric, General Motors, Ford, United States Steel, Dow Jones components, and several utilities and energy outfits.
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Allied Chemiga American Gam
American Eco American Smelting
Americas ‘Lobacca B
Anaconda Copper
Atchison T. 8
Atantic Refining
ALT
T. B
Railroad
Hethlehem Steel
Bordens
Cacadian Pacific
Ches
Ohio
Chrysler
Columbia Gas Consolidated Oil Int
Dan Curtiss-Wright Dupont Eastman Kodak Port Pitt Brew, Co
Freeport
Texas
General Electric
General Motors Int
Nick
Studebaker
Texas Corporatioity United Corporation
United Gas Lmyp
United States Steel
Westinghouse
Woolworth
Ascv
Arkansas Gas Loy Cities Service
Ford Limited
Pennoad Corporation
Lraus, Airways
Governor Harrisburg's Tribute To William Vare
Atte. 9INS Although he withheld comment at the death of Williams Ware Gov Pinehot today paid tribute to the Philadelphia leader's unshakable courage. He recalled working with Vare in favor of old age pensions and social measures. The statement said he crossed the boundary beyond which no human disagreement should follow him. They had differed on many issues but collaborated on age pensions and social reform for the people. His unshakable courage remained with him despite illness and disappointment.
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Harrisburg
Atte
Willams
Ware
Pinehot
Philadelphia
William & Vare
New Deal Here To Stay Said President
The president warned that reversing New Deal reforms would dismantle protections. He argued repeal would let utilities set any rates, railroads hide behind secret deals, food professors ignore health rules, and unregulated banking and stock fraud return.
Golf stars and sports odds from classic era news
Jeffersonville and Dedham figures loom as rising golfers with Runyan Laffoon Melz Barron Re volta Chezal ahead. Barnyard golf hype returns as millions join organized horse si ge pitching clubs. Dorothy Poynton Hitl needed medical aid before her Detroit swim. Cubs veterans Malone English Herman auctioned. Weaver sidelined. Sarazen runs a Stockfield Center layout. Tunney close to heavyweight limit. Browning shifted to pitching with Reading. Lab tests hint at 1000-year life with constant 45F blood temperature.
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Dorothy Poynton Hitl
Detroit
Pon
Chicago Cubs
Pat Malone
Woody English
Babe Herman
Biz Jin Weaver
Artfi
Gene Sarazen
Stockield Center
Conn
Gene Tunney
Kim Browning
Reading Club
New York
Plants Close as 3 National Tube Steel Plants Shut Down
Between 16,000 and 20,000 workers will be laid off when three National Tube Steel plants in Lorain Ohio McKeesport Pennsylvania and Elwood City Pennsylvania close for at least two weeks. The Lorain plant is the largest with annual capacity of 1 5 million tons ingots 1 045 million tons hot rolled products and 1 242 million tons semi finished rolled products. Company officials cited a small current production volume as the reason for the shutdown and pledged the curtailment will be as short as possible to resume productive operation.
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Lorain
National
McKeesport
Pas
Elwood City
Teachers Must Swear Allegiance to Teach
Albany Aug 9 The Senate approved the Ives bill by 39 to 3 requiring every teacher in public and private schools to swear allegiance to the federal and state constitutions. The measure, already passed by the Assembly, now goes to Governor Lehman who previously vetoed a similar bill. He said teachers already sign such an oath when receiving certificates.
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Albany
N. Y
Senate
Assembly
Lehman
Minneapolis Strike Shifts to Courts
In Minneapolis on Aug 9 the truck drivers strike moved to federal court. Gov Floyg Olson was to appear against injunctions from employers who demand martial law end, arguing troops disrupt legitimate business and street use as he stated martial law was needed to restore order.
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Minneapolis
Floyg B. Olson
Service held for Mrs Helle King in Young Township
Funeral services for Mrs Helle Henry King were conducted at her Young Township home on August 6. Born October 4 1874 at Creekside she was 69 years 10 months old. She died of a heart attack and leaves husband Wallace D. King and seven children plus three steps and twelve grandchildren. Card of Thanks from W D King and family.
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Helle
Henry) King
Heme
Young Township
Mons
George
Eliza Henry
Creekside
Musts Tlage
Wallace D. King
McIntyre
Lee May
Edmon
Walter G. Black
Shieloda
M. Stiles
Russel Stiles
Melnetyre
Alton P
Avermore
Adrian L
Orla H. King
Darry King
Indiana
R. D
Bruce King
Harry King
Ambridge
Pre Repeal Bootleggers May Be Sentenced
PHILADELPHIA Aug 9 INS says pre repeal bootleggers are not shielded from imprisonment by the Supreme Court ruling voiding pending prohibition prosecutions. Violators of the Volstead law who had suspended sentences may be jailed for probation violations, per a U S Circuit Court decision rejecting Frank J Vorhees plea to avoid an 18 month sentence imposed Oct 24 1982. Voorhees is in Lewisburg Federal Penitentiary after probation violation under a New York recommitment order.
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Philadelphia
United States Supreme Court
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Frank J. Vorhees
New York
Italy Negotiates South Atlantic Airmail Rights
Italy seeks South Atlantic airmail rights with Chile Argentina and Portugal. The tri motor twin hull Savoia flying boat is under consideration for the service.
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Italy
Chile
Argentina
Portugal
Savoia
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Gene Shufazen
Shewer
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Dick Metz
Pinchot
Jeffersonville
Bob Crowley
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Chezal
W. D. King
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