Bremen Held At Pier In New York Delays Ship
The North German Lloyd liner Bremen carrying about 1,000 passengers was held at a New York pier for a government inspection amid new policy moves to scrutinize ships of nations in Europe’s crisis. Officials said clearance papers would be issued only after a special search for armament and spies and had not determined when the Bremen would sail for Germany.
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New York
AB Linigration Authorries
Bremen
Fils
Bevan
Fsland
Plutus
Passorts
Germany
Ol Rees
Walhious Passenge
Gregory O' Regie
Haery
Mt. Derning
Rauline
Gregory O' Keefe
Lloyd Line
Washington
William Drechsel
Vine
U. S. Maritmie Commission
Gdynia
Lazy Living sermon theme at Rotary meeting
The Rotary program "Lazy Living" was discussed as a sermon theme for Sunday urging active community involvement. Member William Gallagher bid farewell, while former superintendent of the Ro&FR Mines at Evpest, Mr Gallagher, departs soon for Elkin, WoVa.
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Subjeet
William Gallagher
Gallagher
Ro & FR
Evpest
Elkin
Wo Va
Minds Geal Corporation
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Steel City's Skies Glow Again As Mills Steam Up Under Heavy Flow Of Orders
Steel mills in Pittsburgh accelerate production as demand surges, with industry leaders from National Steel and United States Steel Corp noting a broad rise in orders and a tightening market. Officials report thousands recalled to work within 30 days, signaling a strong rebound in the nation’s industrial backbone.
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Steel City
Pittsburgh
America
Disciples of Mars
Uxeen
United States Sleel Corporation
Jones and Laiahlin
Naetional Steel
Pittsburgh Steel
Ane Greeible Steel
Iizier
Linn
Lhgn
Ernest Ty. Weir
National Steel
American Institute of Tron and Steel
Steel Company Ex
Ain Os
Wilson
Lake
Connellsville
Pas
Newark
Fair week ends: shops close as Ox Hill fair opens
Bar Way Hardware Co. and Dell store entries handled at Savings & Trust. H H Brilhart issues concessions on grounds. Fair week brings business cessation Thursday afternoon. Racing events list paid purses. Ox Hill Community Fair set for Labor Day at Ox Hill school with 4-H forestry, home economics, livestock judging by J P B Winslow and Miss May D Kemp. Old Mahoning Fair at Denton on Sept 9 and homecomings noted. County agents McWilliams and Easton to judge exhibits. Cambria and Jefferson Counties feature judges for livestock and home economics. Also reports include local court sentences for driving under influence and theft of copper wire.
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Dell
Bar'Way Hardware Co
Savings & Trust Company
H. H. Brilhart
Tvriday
Ox Hill
Ox Hill School
4-H Forestry Club
J. P B. Winslow
Jetterson County
May D. Kemp
State College
Baptist Church
Denton
Salard
Yix
Geo. Weisen
H. C. McWilliams
Camlavia County
Emtha Easton
Hane Economics
Cambria County
Paris and Brussels weigh Belgian Dutch action in talks
Paris reports Poland made progress in discussions while Brussels prepared to press Belgium and the Netherlands on the evacuation. Britain and France were to decide whether to pursue a possible barrier against invasion, awaiting Sir Nevalle d støndersors reply delivered last night.
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Poland
Brussels
Betywias
Hubert Pierlot
Britain
France
Addy Wiver
Nevalle Dtandersors
Manin Chanbertlin
Assault Eris Arrest Report Amid Local Disturbance
Arch ie Himmern aged 40 and Mrs Jatura Slifes aged 31 faced arrest in a disturbance at a travel place. Police, led by Chief J C Irwin, reported resisting arrest and drunkenness. Punishments included jail time and workhouse sentences for several involved.
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Edwit
Archie Himmern
Jatura Slifes
Beth
Indianay Patroluan
Stiles
J. C. Irwin
Passerty
Preacher Arrests And Murky Motives In Murder Case
A Greensburg report details a church founder linked to a girl’s murder and two suspects, Potter and Shevchuk, with statements suggesting insurance and kidnapping motives. The case traces back to the girl’s disappearance from home on the night of August and her body found later on a country road near South Camden.
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Mlurder
Potter
Orlando
Willy Shewcbuk
Victoyman
Shewehuk
Rover's Lane
Dworecki
Chuing Greensburg
Duncan Douglass Sant Louia
Emil Powdes
Siu
Hearay Southton
Doughiss
Mary
Gail
Write Powley
Fates Miner
WPA
Milk Policy Debate Amid Marketing Area Prices
In a continued discussion on milk pricing, officials clash over recent order terms and price points in the Harrisburg marketing area. Eisaman argues the price drop from 243 to 2.50 per hundredweight. Hulduver, McKee, and others challenge the figures and process as the committee debates producer pricing and market controls.
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Earle
Delim M. McKee
Janes
Hisciman
Guyernep
Teipis
Hsiang
Fo | Larrieburg
Eisaman
Dayton Races End In Crash Wreck at Fairgrounds
An early heat crash at the Dayton Fair racetrack injured drivers, with Rose Guy the horse and cart toppled by a wreck in the final laps. Earl Smith, driver for Plumville owner Dr Sith, sustained scrapes while the first racer rose unhurt. The incident occurred amid a day of racing and local controversy over milk pricing and political actions by Governor Eisaman, whose resignation followed public disputes with milk control officials and industry figures.
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Dayton
Henn
Daylor Grattan
Rose Guy
Dr. Sith
Plumville
Earl Smith
Armstrong County Fairgrounds
Pennsylvania
Smith
James
Eisaman
Eisa Man
Commonwealth
Milk Control Commission
Wartime radio warnings and Bourges finds in memoir
ETEWART recounts wartime radio cautionary notes about accepting orders from authorities and not revealing positions. He notes enemy danger and sailing orders, then describes a hidden ordnance depot near Bourges, remnants known to locals only vaguely from 20 years prior.
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Aage
France
Bourges
AEF
Stewart
Jury Calls For More Probe In McIntyre Crash
A Courthouse inquest led by Coroner John Woods recommended further investigation by the district attorney into the July 30 car crash near MeIntyre that killed John Turk 52. Driver John Pelezarwiti 32 said wheel shimmy caused loss of control. witnesses included State Policeman B. McDonough. The jury also urged inquiry into whether the driver was drinking prior to the accident.
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John Woods
John Turk
McIntyre
MeIntyre
John Pelezarwiti
Mee i Tntyre
B. McDonough
Woods
Canal Zone defense tightens as troops head to Panama
Washington reports 7,360 more U S troops bound for Panama as Clark condemns outdated Canal Zone equipment. He cites WWI era anti air range finders and prewar gas projectors while red tape delays ammunition. The War Department notes 225 enlisted men and eight batteries sail from Fort MacArthur to boost the Canal Zone garrison to 24,900 as defense plans advance amid European shifts.
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Washington
Panama
Clark
Idaho
Canal Zone
Canal
War Department
63Rd Coast Artillery
Fort McArthur
Calif
Berlin Outlook After Britains Note on Poland
Berlin reports say Britain's message to Poland keeps options open while backing peaceful settlement and Polish sovereignty. Germany reads threat of allied support if force is used as a warning, with Hans Hitler and Ribbentrop in talks with Nevile Chamberlain as a London deadline looms.
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Britain
Germany
France
Poland
Hitler
Danzig
Hiller
Sir Nevile
Nevile
Chamberlain
London
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Anhour
Adolf Hitler
Stewart Men Likely to Wear Uniform If War Comes
In London and Hollywood chatter, actor James Stewart signals possible military service if war expands. He cites four picture commitments before likely enlistment, noting his family’s military tradition from Civil War to Spanish-American conflicts.
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Hollywood
Stewart
James Maitland Stewart
Alexander Stewart
WPA Furlough Deadline Triggers 3000 Daily Dismissals
Harrisburg Aug 290 WPA officials in Pennsylvania are firing about 3000 project workers daily to meet a September 1 deadline for furloughs of all employees with 18 months service. Some 66000 workers must be off the rolls by Friday and replaced from relief rolls. Officials emphasize these firings are dismissals under the law, with rehiring not guaranteed after 30 days.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
WPA
Department of Public Assistance
Philip Mathews
Astate
Britain awaits Hitler reply to Polish German settlement
Chamberlain outlined that Britain will carry out obligations to Poland and seeks a peaceful settlement with Germany. He warned that frontier clashes must ease and that air defenses are on standby. Halifax echoed caution but maintained hope for reason to prevail.
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Chamberlain
Hitter
Nevile Henderson
Europe
Poland
Hitler
Britain
Germany
Buyrope
Hiller
Lord Halifax
House of Lords
AFL Building Trades Strike Halts Philadelphia Projects
An AFL Building Trades Council strike order affecting about 60 000 workers began to take effect in Philadelphia after failed last minute talks. The walkouts halted work on the federal courthouse and a municipal court building, with some contractors avoiding stoppages by meeting the trades council demand to dismiss plumbers and steam fitters or face further action.
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Philadelphia
Afl-Building Trades Coucil
Federal Court House
Trades Council
Steam Fitters & Helpers Union
Plumbers Union
Pennsylvania WPA Projects Approved for 2419000
Federal allotments totaling 2,419,000 have been approved by President Roosevelt for Pennsylvania WPA projects in recent days. In Indiana County Young Township roads receive 13,570 dollars.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Indiana
Young Township
Davis warns of foreign wars at Loyal Order convention
U S Senator James J. Davis warned delegates at the Sisannuel International Convention of the Loyal Order of Monse against involvement in foreign wars. He cited imminent danger of a major power conflagration and criticized eriticism at home and abroad while condemning pro America rhetoric.
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Philadelphia
U. S
James J. Davis
R.pu
Loyal Order of Monse
Davis
Yil- Brim
Congress of the
United States
Star
America
Stock Market Listing Amid Mixed Industrial Names
A dense OCR of stock listings names many companies and sectors including Chrysler, Edison, Eastman Kodak, General Foods, Gillette, Nash-Kelvinator, Packard, Reading, Sears Roebuck, Southern Pacific, Studebaker, Timken, United Aircraft, US Steel, Woolworth, and Westinghouse. The fragment reads like a market page noting numerous prices, percent values, and ticker-like items with little narrative. It captures a snapshot of contemporaneous industrial equities and transport firms without coherent narrative or dates.
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Bendix Aviat
Beth Steet
Ohio
Bian Chrysler Corp
Cons Edison
Crane Co
Eastman Kodak
Gen Foods
Gillette
Radio Corp of Amote
Reading
Repab Steel Lély Reynolds
Sears Roebuck
Sovensy- Vacuum
Southern Pacific
Southern Ry
Tbs
Sperry Corp
Studebaker Corp
Texas Corp
United Aircraft
United Corp
Por
United Gas
Indus Alco
US Steel Brey West Union Tel
West el
Woolworth
Aihies Service
Pennvoyd Corp
College Weather Report Shows Warmer Day with Scattered Showers
Partly cloudy and warmer conditions with increasing cloudiness and scattered showers expected. Reading records show a maximum 84 and minimum 62 as humidity sits at 83 percent and barometric pressure at 28.0 today. yesterday was 28.06.
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Tamarom
Berlin Rationing Hits Everyday Life In War Threat
Berlin residents faced strict wartime rationing as 1000 marks could not buy basic goods like shaving soap, handkerchiefs, or dresses. Authorities required stamped permits, and many feared the crisis could surpass any prior German hardship. Rolls, milk deliveries, and transport regulations caused widespread confusion among merchants and shoppers.
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Berlin
Reich
Germany
Warsaw Rail Link Cut As German Blockade Aims At Poland
Polish newspapers highlight German mistreatment claims as propaganda and call for measures. Officials publish surveys on Poles in Germany and Germans in Poland to counter charges. Polska proposes planned minority exchanges. With Gdnia cut off by sea and a rail blockade, Poland’s transport network stalls.
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Klaj
Krakow
Warsaw
Ile
Germany
Poland
Polska
Gdnia
Pittsburgh markets and Chicago grain trends report
Markets from Pittsburgh and Chicago show slow produce demand with dull receipts for apples and weaker potato sales. Livestock prices vary from steers to hogs, with hogs and lambs showing mixed but active demand, while Chicago wheat fell early on August 29 before stabilizing as Liverpool weakness and political tensions eased.
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Pittsburgh
New York Dutchess
West
Salable
Cannes
Chicago
Liverpool
Bank to Get Local Brewery Sale Authorized
Federal Judge R M Gibson yesterday authorized sale of the real estate of The Old Indiana Brewing Company of Indiana to The First National Bank in Indiana for 3000. The sale was subject to several mortgages held by the bank. Receipts and expenditures in Treasury show a net balance of 2 928 918 517 02 with customs receipts for the month at 23 311 323 14.
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Pittsburgh
R. M. Gibson
Old Indiana Brewing Company of
Indiana
First National Bak
Washington
The
Treasury
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C. L. Hartnett, Jr
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