Controversy over Pennsylvania work week law grows in court
Harrisburg reports new actions in the inter hour work week fight as labor groups back the law. Willis F. Daniels and Roland Morris file in Dauphin County to restrain enforcement, arguing dairy drivers on commission face hardship. Attorney General Margiotti and Ralph Bashore back the law and say unions will intervene. An amendment targets outside oil field workers. Supreme Court defers but will review after briefs are filed. Hogate Brothers Manufacturing Co. of Kane initiates suit to test constitutionality.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Ofuials
Supreme Court
Willis F. Daniels
Roland
Morris
Japan
Wee
Dauphin County
Daniels
Charles J. Marglotti
Secretary of
Labor and Industry
Ralph M. Bashore
Sypee
Railroad Brotherhoods
Pennsylvania State Federation of Labor
Committee For Industrial Organization
Margiotti
William L Schaffer
Hogate Brothers Manufacturing Company of
Kane
Market list of major corporations and brands
A dense array of company names appears, listing Air Reduction Allied to Wests and many others. The compilation includes Am Can Am Com Am Tel Am Teb Am Wat Wks Arm Il and numerous others such as Beth Steel Caterpillar Coca-Cola Colgate Palmolive General Electric General Motors Old names like Du Pont and Eastman Kodak appear. The fragment suggests a historical stock market compilation of prominent industrial firms and brands.
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Allied
Allis
Alco
Il ‘Assd
Auburn Auto Aviation Corp
Bald Loco Balt
Ohio Barnsdall Ol ‘Bendix Aviat
Beth Steel
Borg-Warner Briggs Mfc
Calumet and
Hee Canad
Caterpil Tractor Celane
Oil Commission Turns Its Query to Retail Field
JOHNSTOWN December 11. The Pennsylvania oil investigation commission shifted to the retail field holding a one day hearing with 25 witnesses from major car firms retail gasoline distributors and commercial users. Chairman Ralph H. Smith of Pittsburgh led questioning on waste in retail marketing and consumer costs. The panel had earlier probed Pittsburgh Philadelphia and other western PA cities. Members included Dr Samuel Rosa Carnegie Tech Senator BE Thompean and John McComb oil producer and state representative.
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Johnstown
Pennayivana
Ralph H. Smith
Pittsburgh
Wite
George H. Earle
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Samuel Rosa
School of Economics
Carnegie Institute of Technology
BE. J.thompean
Philipsburg
John McComb
Ail
Oil City
State House of Representatives
Late 1929 stock list fragment with names and percentages
A readable OCR fragment listing numerous company names and their percentage figures, including Lorillard Macy McCrory Mack Tracks and national firms such as General Motors Packard Reading United Airlines and Westinghouse, reflecting a market summary snapshot with varied holdings and stakes.
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Lorillard
Macy (Rh) Co
Anh
McCrory Blores
McKess
Tle McLellan
Miita Machine
Miinn-Moline
Montgom Ward
Murray Corp
Nash
Northern Pacific
Ohio
Packard Motor
Param Pictures
Penn RR
Phillips Pet
Pitt Scr
Bolt
Procter and Gam
Pullman
Pure Qilly Radio Corp
Radio-Keith-Orph
Reading Co
Repub Steel
Reynolds Tob
Schenley Distill
Sears Roebuck
Socony-Vacuum
Southern Pac
Southern By
Sperry Corp
Stand
Stand Oil Car
Stand Oil Ind
Stand Oil NI
Studebaker Corp
Swift and Co
Texas Corp
Texas Gulf Sylph
Tex Pac L
Trustway
Trans and West Air
Union Cabbide
Union Pacific
Big
United Air Lines
Markets Livestock Report from Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh market summary reports Hogs at 8.75 on 201 lb loads, down 6 cents from prior. Lows steady, cattle 200 with 150 direct, calves 75, none on sale. Sheep 500 steady with top lambs around 30,000 and medium to good sheep priced 4.25 to 5.25.
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Pittsburgh
U S Destroyers Headed to Manila Harbor
Reports state U S destroyers sail toward Manila with clear danger from coral shoals extending up to three quarters of a mile. Passengers aboard sent messages home assuring relatives of their safety as officers under Cant George Yardley established emergency operations on the island. Details of passenger transfer remained unavailable.
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Manila
Cant
George Yardley
Liner in distress halts at sea as rescue fleets close in
The President Hoover, a Dollar Line liner, was intercepted by the Empress of Asia while seeking aid after bombing near Shanghai. One crew member died and eight injured as the ship sailed a new course toward Kobe. Destroyers Alden and Beker headed to the scene, with the Empress of Asia alongside expected later tonight. Navigation shifts followed bombings at Shanghai amid Sino Japanese hostilities. Built seven years ago at Newport News, the ship had been christened by Mrs. Herbert Hoover.
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Hoishoto
Hong Kong
Line
President McKinley
Hoover
Aldens
Beker
Empress of Asia
Kobe
Japan
Shanghai
Herbert Hoover
Newport News
House Farm Bill Passage in Senate Debate Too
Congress remains in extended discussion as the House debates a farm bill tied to the ever normal grain and cotton program. The proposal caps annual costs at 500 million dollars and uses producer quotas to curb surpluses. Farmers defying quotas risk loss of benefits and a penalty tax on excess sales.
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Mittee
Rep
Warren
House
Congress
Senate
Rep. Coffee
Ford
D-Miss
Wallace
Roosevelt
Watlane
Notable Indiana woman dies after long illness
obituary notes the last surviving member of her family among mourners. She belonged to the First Presbyterian Church of Indiana and had many friends. She married Mr. Stuchell on June 12, 1880, and left behind several children.
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Burg
First Presbyterian Church of
Indiana
Stuchell
Railroads Dilemma Sparks Federal Aid Talk
Washington December 11 Rail executives warn of a precarious industry by spring and press for possible government loans to winter over losses. The ICC weighs a general 15 percent freight-rate rise, delaying action until shippers present their view. Administration plans include tax reform, housing incentives, and anti trust measures.
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Washington
Wight Red
Roosevelt
Jesse H. Jones
Reconstruction Fine Wire Corporation
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Doughtan
D-Nc
House
Ways and Means Committee
Survivors and funerals in Indiana and Armstrong County
The死亡 notice lists survivors from Indiana and nearby towns including Clarence Stuchell and Ralph Stuchell, with Ralph killed at Aultman Tipple on April 26, 1920 and two other children dying in infancy. Biographical details, interment at Greenwood Cemetery, and services led by Rev. Harry Burton Boyd are noted. Separate items: Scott H. Pool dies in Kitanning with sister Anna Wilson. Harry S. Painter dies in Vandergrift after a Thursday collapse. funeral plans for both, with survivors and burial arrangements.
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Clarence Stuchell
Clune
Charlie Robertson
New Kensington
Robert Stuchell
Pittsburgh
Clyde Stuchell
Belsano
S. O. Peterson
Simon Geessy
Edward Stuchell
Indiana
Howard Stuchell
Clyde Allen
Blairsville
Ralph Stuchell
Aultman Tipple
Bortz
Greensburg
Robinson Funeral Home
Harry Burton Boyd
Greenwood Cemetery
Scott H. Pool
K ‘Anting
Senh H. Pool
Anna Wilson
Little Fellows Blamed for High Compensation Rates
Harrisburg dispatch reports that blamed for steep workmen’s compensation costs in the anthracite industry are the many accidents in worked out mines run by small operators termed little fellows. Insurance Commissioner Owen Hunt notes the new law effective January 1 would nearly double costs. Joseph A. Sexton links rate rises to independent mining taking over abandoned operations. Projected premium increases run about 47 percent for anthracite and 40 percent for bituminous coal, with average rise around 66 percent when including occupational diseases.
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Harrisburg
Insurance
Owen Hunt
Joseph A. Sexton
Insurance Department
Hunt
Duatry
Coal Rating Bureau
Aucers
Ralph M. Bashore
Labor and Industry
Philadelphia
Reading Coal and Iron Company
Funeral held for three year old Everett Adams in Saltsburg
Funeral services were held today at 2 30 in the Dunmire Funeral Home and were private. The Rev H Andrew Bruder of Vandergrift First United Presbyterian Church conducted the service. Burial was in Vandergrift Cemetery. Everett Leroy Adams, son of Ray and Goldie May Johnston Adams of Saltsburg, died in the Robinson ambulance en route to Indiana Hospital yesterday. Services will be at his grandfather John Adams home Saltsburg Extension at 10 a m Monday with burial in Edgewood Cemetery.
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Dunmire Funeral Home
H. Andrew Bruder
Vandergrift First United Presbyterian Church
Vandergrift Cemetery
Everett Leroy Adams
Ray
Goldie May
Johnston) Adams
Saltsburg
Robinson
Indiana Hospital
John Adams
Edgewood
Faithful Old Barney Keeps Vigils After Monsignor Quirk
In Weston West Virginia a 12 year old mongrel named Barney continues to guard the deserted rectory porch three months after Monsignor Thomas E Quirk died at 94. Neighbors say he attends mass on Sundays at the nearby church, honoring a long friendship with the hill country priest.
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Weston
W. Va
Barney
Hills
Thomas E. Quirk
West Virginia
Hill Country
Cay
Night Car Crash Leaves Six Hurt In Ebensburg Area
Roy Schrecengost and Nolo garage man drove to Indiana Hospital with six injured after a crash. Joseph Yulman of Ebensburg 30 suffered possible neck skull and arm fractures and shock. Henry Mallin 23 of Revloc and Clair Seger 21 of Revloc were bruised with more serious injuries. Lutman and Mallin stayed in hospital. Yurick 21 of Revloc had slight forehead laceration and was held for investigation after a law officer said he appeared intoxicated. Raymond Nyland 21 and John Pegrin 23 of Revloc had minor injuries. The officer planned to question the doctor who treated Yurick. The driver claimed to be blinded by oncoming lights. The investigating trooper disputed the account based on road marks.
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Roy Schrecengost
Nolo
Indiana Hospital
Joseph Yulman
Ebensburg
Henry Mallin
Clair Seger
Lutman
Mallin
Hospitat
Yurick
Raymond Nyland
John Pegrin
Pennsylvania
Stephena
Forgotten man released after seven months in jail
Overlooked Indianapolis case: Sam Manford, 55, of Louisville, thought himself the Itation's forgotten man after being arrested on an old charge and held seven months without trial. A court-ordered release followed a letter to the judge. Manford immediately left for Louisville. In Twin Falls, 83 year old Mrs. Julia Mills was fatally struck after a high school play viewing.
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Indianapolis
Sam Manford
Louisville
Itation
Manford
Twin Falls
Shade
Julia Mills
Revival in Luciusboro Ends Soon With Singer Cox Rushing
Revival services held in Luciusboro Hall will close Sunday evening. The Cox Rushing Evangelistic party provides strong singing and public enjoyment. Services are Saturday night and Sunday at 11 am and 7:30 pm, with Rev. Chas. Williams of Indiana in charge as missionary.
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Luciusboro
Cox Rushing Evangelistic Party
Chas. Williams
Indiana
Thousands Taking Tests in Harrisburg Civil Service Exams
More than 12 000 Pennsylvanians took civil service exams today for 1 800 jobs in the unemployment compensation branch. Robert B. Myers Jr. cancelled last Saturday tests due to a leak, dismissed Frank Kissinger, and set December 20 as the postponed exam date with individual notices to candidates. Examinations were held in Philadelphia Pittsburgh Erie Wilkes Barre Harrisburg and Ebensburg. A separate note reports a Arctic bird forced to land at a Chicago municipal airport, identified as a Merganser duck with eagle-like head.
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Harrisburg
Robert &. Myers, Jr
Compensation Board of Review
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