Supreme Court to rule on Guffey coal regulation law
The Supreme Court agreed to review whether the Guffey act regulating the bituminous coal industry is constitutional. Government and Kentucky producers sought fast review of lower court rulings, with potential early decisions on several related cases including tax and land condemnation issues tied to coal, slum clearance, and the Tennessee Valley Authority measure.
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Bulletin
Washington
Supreme Court
Kentucky
Court of Appeals
AAA
Bankhead
Tennessee Valley Authority
Louisville
James Walterhharter
Maryland
West Virginia
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Farter
Aart
Western Kentucky Federal District Rt
C. Tway Coal Company of
Louisille
C. Clark
Muinority
Copper thiefs met at workhouse and steel wire theft
Metal thieves to workhouse for stealing 1350 pounds of copper trolley wire from Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Company stores in Rayne Township. McGuire admitted selling the metal to a Pittsburgh junk dealer. State troopers from Greensburg arrested them. Civil case verdict favors the defendant in a Creekside injury suit against Lottie Carna ghan. judge J N Langham presided. Trial before Judge Marion D Patterson.
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Rochester and
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Rayne ‘Township
McGuire
Pittsburgh
Greensburg
Sucy
Mike Up
Ernest
Lottie Carnaghan
Creekside
Klyp
Rochester and Pittsburgh
Obituary notices from Blairsville and New Brighton deaths
Obituary notices report Mrs Mary Anne Lorent 59 Blairsville died Saturday night Indiana Hospital born Belgium Feb 29 1876 survived by husband Emile Lorent son Anthony two daughters Mrs Michael Thomas and Miss Emma Lorenz two brothers J Henrion and J J Henrion burial Blairsville Cemetery and funeral services for Rev and Mrs A White and son Allen 19 killed in railroad crossing accident near East Palestine Ohio services set New Brighton Wesley Church Dorset Ohio burial in Dorset cemetery. Thomas Jefferson Widemire father of W C Widemire of Indiana noted.
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Mary Anne Lorent
Blairsville
Indiana Hospital
Lorent
Belgium
Emile Lorent
Anthony Lorent
Michael Thomas
Emma Lorenz
J. 8. Henrion
J. J. Henrion
Charleroi
Pennsylvania Railroad
New Brighton
Geneva College
Beaver Falls
Connie Mack at 73 Brims With Renewed Diamond Spirit
Connie Mack, 73, Philadelphia, reflects on aging with enthusiasm as he leads the Athletics. He says the milestone feels no different than turning 50 and notes his team will feature many youngsters next year. Separately, obituary notices recall Mr. Widemire, 76, active in church work and former public school teacher. He is survived by family and had services today with burial in Limestone Cemetery.
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Philadelphia
Connie Mack
Diamond
Athletics
Monk
Widemire
Clearfield County
W. C. Widemire
Bradford
Williamsport
Woodland
Grampian
Limestone Cemetery
Jimmy Foxx
Mack
Anglo French Amity Seen In New War Sanctions Move
Paris reports say France hopes the League of Nations can direct new sanctions against Italy while Britain eyes further penalties such as an oil embargo. Eden named foreign secretary shifts policy toward Ethiopia and Mediterranean defense, with Paris noting a possible Atlantic fleet cruise near West Africa.
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Italy
Paris
London
Richard G. Maslock
Associated Press
League of Nations
League Council
Cerruti
Laval
Europe
Mussalini
Mediterranean
Premier Laval
Tevfik Aras
Turkey
Nicholas Socrate Politis
Greece
Rusta Aras
Dardanelles
Russia
France
Anthony Eden
Great Britain
Eden
Geneva
Ethiopia
Mussolini
Ti Duce
Pontinla
Britain
Devon Francis
Associated Press Star
Pbitler
Greatlea
Stanley Baldwin
League Affairs
Liglian
East Africa
Baldwin
Samuel Hoare
Egypt
Iriona Refloated After Grounding Near Brandywine Shoals
United Fruit liner Iriona carrying ten passengers and sixty crew was refloated after grounding overnight on Brandywine Shoals near the Delaware Bay. The 3,000 ton ship, damaged but not taking on water, headed under its own power to Philadelphia with Coast Guard cutters assisting through heavy seas.
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Cape May
N. J
United Fruit
Iriona
Brandywine Shoals
Delaware Bay
Philadelphia
Cape May Point
Lewes
Del
Coast Guard
S. O
Funeral for Grover Talbot in Norwood Tomorrow
High state officials and Talbot associates will attend the 2 p.m. funeral in Norwood for Grover C. Talbot former Speaker of the House who died in a auto crash in Drexel Hill. Among honorary pallbearers are John S. Fisher Wilson G. Larry Edward Martin Harvey Taylor and others.
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Norwood
Grover C. Talbot
House of Representatives
Delaware County
Talbot
Fannie McGinnis
Downingtown
Drexel Hill
Upper Darby
Joseph Cavness
New Rochelle
N. Y
McGinnis
Delia Reid
Cavness
John S. Fisher
Wilson G. Larry
John G. Homsher
Senate
M. Harvey Taylor
Edward Martin
Charles W. Carroll
Young Republicans of
Pennsylvania
Boyd Hamilton
Edward C. Shannon
Pennsylvania National Guard
Relief rolls shrink as county weighs relief costs
The Emergency Relief Board may shift half of the cost for caring for unemployable cases to Indiana County after January 1. Commissioners believe absorbing half the 66 cases is cheaper for taxpayers than funding half the state total. No official action yet. decision may wait until the new board takes office January 6.
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Emergency Relief Board
Indiana County
Commissioners Office
Weekend accidents claim multiple lives across Pennsylvania
A cold wave and snowbound conditions over the weekend caused at least a dozen deaths in Pennsylvania. Victims include former House speaker Grover C. Talbot in a Philadelphia area auto crash and Reading Company counsel Willam L. Kinter in a fall. Fires, poison liquor, exposure, and car accidents produced additional fatalities across multiple towns including Pittsburgh, Norristown, Uniontown, and Erie.
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Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Grover C. Talbot
House of Representatives
Willam L. Kinter
Reading Company
Falls
George’ Smith
South Brownsville
Louise Alsnouse
New Brighton
Jeff Wray
Helen Watt
Molly Bradford
Pittsburgh
Marc Concannot
Pottstown
H. H. Hewit
Hollidaysburg
Harry Penn
Farrell
Lewisburg
Charles Gruenberg
Stephen Swankoski
Shamokin
Clark B. Zimmerman
Vera Alexa
Ranshaw
Jacob Dondero
Carmel
Evie Hubert Mink
Abington
Kinter
William Yorski
Erie Wpa
Talbot
Philadelphia
Fannie McGinnis
Downingtown
Peter Marish
Uniontown
Catherine Metz
Norristown
Mike Yanoich
Washington
Chester Ritchey
Everett
Robert Davis
Williamstown
James H. Wilson
Imperial
Mary Collins
Brose
Autopsy For Chauffeur Of Passing Bus Noted
Five Points North Georgia chauffeur with six years on the job and five years prior experience had an excellent record, according to McAfee. Arthur Clark of Richmond provided the photograph.
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N. G
McAfee
Arthur Clark
Richmond
New Dealers Score Pinchot in Philadelphia Address
In a Philadelphia speech on Saturday night Pinchot praised 1935 Democratic achievements despite a hostile Republican state senate. He attacked big business and Hoover privileges, touting rigid economies, efficient operations, and payroll cuts as Roosevelt era gains. Delegates from 42 counties at the Farmer Labor convention urged constitutional revisions to curb court interference with social legislation and to expand judges’ recall and election terms. John Landberg led as chair with William Gingersch secretary and J A Rudy as vice-chairman, Henry Miller treasurer, T J Keesey state organizer. Secretary of Revenue Harry L Falodner reported corporations in Pennsylvania facing prepaid tax measures.
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Philadelphia
State Senate
Roosevelt
Farmer-Labor
Farmer-Labor Party of Pennsylvania
U. S
John H. Landberg
William E. Gingersch
Harrisburg
J. A. Rudy
Henry R. Miller
New Oxford
T. J. Keesey
York
Education To Be Specialized In Pennsylvania
Harrisburg Dec 23 three proposals to form specialized groups within the Pennsylvania State Education Association will be voted on at the annual convention. Over 100 principals seek a department of secondary school principals. Philadelphia teachers push a department of elementary principals. Scranton group requests a department for classroom teachers. Reports from committees, officer elections, and resolutions will follow. Durant slated to speak Saturday on the crisis in American civilization with other speakers including Lester K. Ade Agnes Samuelson and Francis P Gaines.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania State Education Association
Philadelphia
Scranton
House of Delegates
Wii Durant
Lester K. Ade
Agnes Samuelson
Des Moines
National Education Association
Francis P. Gaines
Washington and Lee University
Treasury balance report from December 20
Treasury data shows receipts of 17,572,080.08 and expenditures of 25,302,350.04 leaving a net balance of 2,297,100,245.02. Customs receipts for the month totaled 21,022,047.55.
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Washington
Treasury
Dependents of CCC Beneficiaries Receive Major Support
The War Department reported that Pennsylvania CCC dependents have received over 15 million dollars from enrollees' salaries since April 1933. By November 30, total direct payments to Pennsylvania dependents reached 165,020,000, with 84,843 CCC enrollees in the state as of September 30.
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Pennsylvania
War Department
Robert Fechner
Keystone
CCC
Fechner
Legion Plans Member Drive At Blairsville Meeting
County Legion officials announced new presidential appointments for sons of World War II veterans who died in action or before June 1921. Twenty from commissioned officers and twenty from enlisted men will be named by the President, with recommendations from Legion leaders. The drive urges rapid membership growth ahead of Congress convening January 3 and highlights renewed efforts for a united veterans front on adjusted service certificates and disability claims.
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American Legion
Blairsville
United States Service Schools
West Point
Annapolis
A. P. Landry
Congress
Ning Gazette
Akes
Indiana
Legionnaire
United Front
Murphy
Hall
Glen Campbell
John Scott Post
State Department
Milk Dealers In Conference Address Marketing Order
Representatives of milk dealers farmers and consumers gathered in Harrisburg to discuss the delayed marketing order with the Milk Control Board. Governor George H. Earle pledged to sign the revised order if accepted by the conference after receiving the order from the board. Public hearings were held September 9 to October 4 on prices marketing areas and trade practices.
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Harrisburg
Milk Control Board
George H. Earle
Philadelphia Milk Exchange
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Thomas Jefferson Widemire
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Wll
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Manchukuo
Outer Mongolia
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Grover Talbot
Iselin
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Amanda Dorman
Boston
John Nihill
John
T. H. Fairfax
Superior
Wis
Alma Parkham
West
Bill Henderson
Hopewell
Blane
Provo
Utah
Calvin
Brigham Young University
Denver
Cole
Richard Mclellan
McLellan
Secretary of Revenue
Harry
Falodner
Kalodner
Johnson
Earle
Robert L. Johnson
Herbert S. Goodrich
University of Pennsylvania Law School
Joseph L. Cannon
Cambria County
White House
Pymeh Greaad
Clover Farm
Astociateg Stores
Better Stores
Fairlaws Stores
Legion Plans
Milk Dealers In Conference
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