Big Steel Expects Hand to Mouth Buying in 1988
Pittsburgh January 4. John Louter Perry new president of Carnegie Illinois Steel Corp predicts large steel buyers will operate on a hand to mouth basis for the first months of 1988. He sees no price declines soon while recalls rise to 10,000 workers in the district. Negotiations with the Steel Workers Organizing Committee loom next month as the current contract expires February 26.
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Pittsburgh
John Louter Perry
Carnegie-Ilinois Steel Corporation
U.S. Steel Corporation
Irisinese
Perry
Big Steel
Worcestar
Mass
Birmingham
Ala
Tennessee Con, Tron and Railroad Company
U. S. Steel
Perrs
Benjamin F. Fairless
Steel Workers Organizers Committee
John J
Lewis
Fairless
U. S. Steel of Delaware
Pery
Obituary notes Clayton Graffius and others
Clayton Leburn Graffius, born near Punxsutawney July 4, 1884, died after an appendectomy at Grove City Hospital. He worked in Bowersville and Stoneboro, married and later divorced, survived by a daughter and siblings, with funeral at Morrison Funeral Home. Also noted are deaths of Mrs. John Smith in Argyle Arizona and Alie Louis of McIntyre, with survivors and services planned. Additional political and budget news from Washington follows.
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Clayton Leburn Graffius
Punxsutawney
Clayton Leburn Graftus
Grove City Hospital
William Graffius
Bowersville
Stoneboro
Grant Godding
Bradford
Pearl Bowser
This City
J. C. Bowers
Altoona
F. Galen Graffius
Indiana
Aso
Morrison Funeral Home
John Smith
Indiana County
Argyle, Ariz
Ellsworth
Robert
Marian
Margaret
William
John Buggy
Chambersville
P. F. McCarthy
Catherine Buggy
Philadelphia
Alie Louis
Mciintyre
Austria
McIntyre
Augusta Louis
Aldo Louis
Frank Louis
Homer City
Paul Regan
Bermerton
Wash
Michael Finkovich
Augusta Pavalori
Brackway
M. Dellialotti
Iselin
McIntyre Catholic Church
A. Gawronsky
St. Bernard Cemetery
Revival opens with many conversions at Pilgrim Holiness Church
Evangelist George Beirnes of Owen Sound Ontario conducts a revival at Pilgrim Holiness Church. Tonight's topic is Thinking and Turning, followed by Leprosy and My Experience Among the Lepers of South America on Wednesday, Where Are the Dead on Thursday, and Your Adversary God or the Devil on Friday.
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Josephine
George Beirnes
Owen Sound
Ont
Pilgrim Holiness Church
South Amerca
Deficit Prediction Cited in Wallace Address
Secretary Wallace spoke in Pittsburgh last night aligning with the President on the deficit theme. He urged workers and government to avoid blaming capitalists and to pursue cooperation between labor, agriculture, and capital, noting that capital is held by a few short-sighted capitalists. Chester, NA Manu- heads note the need for collaboration.
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Pittsburgh
Wallace
Capita
Alby M. Chester
National Association of Manu
Mrs Norton presses wage bill debate on labor pullback
The article notes Mrs. Norton urging wage bill discussion while avoiding blame on labor or capital for the recession. Isidor Lubin, Labor Statistics Commissioner, testified that employment fell more sharply from October to mid-December than after the 1921 crash, estimating 1.475 to 1.55 million job losses in late 1929, versus about 1.4 million in 1929’s comparable period.
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Brines
Ford official's daughter vanishes amid police hunt
The missing Trudie Bennett, daughter of Ford Motor Co. personnel head and private police chief, vanished after plans to meet Russell Hughes. A note to sister Billie suggested a class and a W A A dinner. State and federal agents joined local police as relatives reported no word.
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Bennett
Trudie
Billie Bennett
Detroit
Miss Bennett
State Savings Bank
Ann Arbor
Capt. Leonard
Russell Hughes
Michigan Normal College
Dixboro
Mich
Leonard
Hughes
Ford Mouse Company
Slae
Federal Bureau of In Investigation
Awny
Kirl
Billie
Esther
Women's Athletic Association
Max
Maxine Wilbur
Iine
Navy
Henry Ford
Ford Motor Co
Michigan
Prison terms handed to eight in county theft case
Eight locals received prison terms for chicken theft in Banks township. Ira Dunlap and Nay Cameron paid fines and costs of 25 dollars each and were sentenced to three to twelve months in jail. Ernest Barr, from near Shelocta, was ordered to pay costs in a related case.
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Ira Dunlap
Nay Cameron
Banks Township
Ernest Barr
Shelocta
Government deficits stack up through Roosevelt era
Figures show deficits mounting in the Roosevelt era with expenditures peaking at 8,781,286,000 in 1935-36 and a 1094 year deficit of 4,965,992,000. Proponents argued government must “take up the slack” to provide work while Elliott, acting comptroller, notes hundreds of millions in federal funds spent without proper accounting.
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Roosevelt
Congress
RN. Elliott
HARRY BORLAND HEADS COUNCIL F ACCUSATION
Harry Borland heads council as new borough boards form across Clymer Blairsville Homer City with officers appointed. New presidents secretaries treasurers elected. committees named including finance police and property. Shanghai scene and Chinese railways cited amid wartime dispatches.
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Harry Bartley
David J. Fisecus
Ernest Stuchell
New Faces
L. Earl Miller
William Bence
A. Stoan Beers
Oldsters
H. B. Biterbaugl
S. L. Barr
Mr. Borland
Clymer
John E. Steele
O. V. Householder
Burgess
Wilbur Swift
Howard Holmes
Mike Petras, Jr
George Davis
Fred Hancock
Garnett Christie
J. W. Rankin
Peter Paytash
William ‘Reese
Cherubino Sgriceta
Mr. Steele
Wilbur Swut
J. Seward Bence
Swift
Fred Hanveck
Mike Petras
G. Christe
H. Holmes
Davis
jSureet
W. Rankin
G. Chiisine
Police
G. Davis
M. 2Sian
Harold E
Slairsville
Harry C. McCrea
Blairsville
Frank Dixon
George C. Overdorf
G. C. Burk
Ralph Plowman
Homer City
Homer
Percy Cummings
H. S. Nigsinger
M. M. Palmer
J. EB. Link
Samuel Sickenberger
W. FE. Guthrie
Palmer
Lester Tuk
Street
Kissinger
Owen Nevinney
Walter
Cummings
Dolice
Carl McGaughey
Lignts
Devinney
Church
Malin
Japs Protect Aged Tomb Amid Rail Lines Clash
Japanese forces guard Suchow and key railway junctions including Tientsin Pukow and Lunghai in North Kiangsu as they press southward from Shantung toward Nanking. Capture would shape advances and threaten communications along these lines.
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Peiping
Tiensin
Nanking
Shanghai
Japan
China
Hankow
Yangtze River
Shantung
Mamichow Kapital
Chekiang
Lille
Hangchow
Hangs Chow
Tsingtan
Shaniung Province
A. F. Sangster
Ane
Harold Walsh
San Francisco
Foreign Office
Army
Navy
Hongkong-Canton
Hongkong
Canton
Italy
Hongkonk
Europe
Alfred W. Yocum
Baltimore
Pingtu
Tsingtao
U. S
Samuel Sokobin
Suchow
Tientsin-Pukow
Lunghai
Kiangsu
Hert
Cagney Settles Picture Full
James Cagney ends feud with Warner Brothers as San Francisco Supreme Court reverses Los Angeles ruling canceling his contract. Cagney will return to the studio where he rose to fame as a tough screen star.
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Hollywood
James Cagney
Warsner Brothers
Cagney
Supreme Court
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Warners
State Banking Dept Issues Bank Condition Call in Pennsylvan
Harrisburg Jan 4 The State Banking Department issued a call for a report on the condition of all state banks in Pennsylvania at the close of business November 1 The call said publication of the report was mandatory.
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Harrisburg
State Banking Department
Pennsysvania
Legally Dead Turns Robber in Everett Case
Everett man Marley G. Weston aged 96 says he became a robber after failing to secure a job or obtain a Social Security number because he was officially dead. He left Glencive Montana five years ago over a marital dispute and worked on a government construction project at Rapid City South Dakota where a man was killed and misidentified as H G Weston.
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Everett
Wash
Marley G. Weston
Weston
Glencive
Mont
Rapid City
H. G. Weston
Sheriff's
Ray Hyan
Fred Plymale
Committees report lapsed finances show large receipts
Washington records show both major parties spent more than they took in last year. The Democratic National Committee reported receipts of 1 204 748.47 and expenditures of 1 461 272.75, citing Victory Dinners as a top source. The Republican Committee logged receipts of 428 046 and disbursements of 632 185.
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Washington
House
Republican Committee
Publishers Discuss Costs at Executive Mansion Event
Proprietary group and notable figures from the American Newspaper Publishers Association, Syracuse University, and industry press gather as Governor and Mrs. George H. Earle host a meeting at the executive mansion. The delegation includes Eugene Mace Kinnon labor chief, Elisha Han son general counsel, M. Lyle Spencer, Millard A. Stoffler, Herbert D Branft, and William W. Michell representing major newspapers, The Hamburg Elm, Vandergrift News, and Ford Motor Company interests.
New Class for Motor Police Increases Training School
In Harrisburg on January 4 a new class of 193 men joined the State Motor Police Training School at Myerstown, bringing enrollment to the 270 capacity. Commissioner P W Foote announced Clayton William Hambereger of Hazelton topped tests with an average of 37 points among applicants.
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Harrisburg
State Motor Police Training School
Myerstown
P. W. Foote
Clayton William Hambereger
Hazelton
Stock Market Ticker Scan of 1920s Industrial Firms
A dense catalog of stock quotes covers numerous firms across sectors. Entries include Am Can Ta Any and For Pow, Am Rad and St, Anaconda, Calumet and Hecla, Chrysler, Edison, General Electric, General Motors, IBM not listed, Mack Trucks, Nash, Packard, Penna RR, Phillips Pet, Sears Roebuck, US Steel, and more. Prices or percentages follow many names, indicating market quotes and percentages like 30%, 12, 16, 55%, and others amid a wide spread of industrial, energy, and consumer manufacturers.
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Beth Steel
Hite Briggs Mig
Ohio
Chrysler
Cons Edison
Crene Co
del Lack
West
Douglas Aire City du Pont de
Reynolds Tob
Sears Roebuck
Sovony Vacuum
Southern Pacific
Southern Ry
Sperry Corp
Stand Gas
Stand
Oil Car
Stand Oil Ind
Stand Oil NJ
Studebaker
Texas Corp Timken
Transamerica
United Aircraft
United Corp
United Gas Np US Indus Alec US Rubber US Smell
US Steel
Canadian West Union West el and
M Woolworth
Relief Reports Await Return Of Governor Earle
MARRISHURG dan 4 RT file of relief reports awaited Governor Earle on Pennsylvania relief and the fate of Karl de Schweinitz as secretary of the department of public assistance. A three man survey found the department "loose and uncontrolled" while State Treasurer F Clair Ross alleged "chiseling" in 289 cases. De Schweinitz defended his responses amid calls for reform and questioned Ross's methods.
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Marrishurg
Dan
Pennsylvania
Earle
Washington
Department of Public Assistance
Karl de Schweinitz
de Schweinitz
Ss Retiet
F. Clair Ross
Himesl
Eixewaeks
Dell
Ross
Department of Public Agatezance
Ae Schweinitz
Goveror
de Schweineitz
Erne Guffey Miller
U. S. Sareetor
Joseph F. Guffey
Markets Produce Markets Produce
Pittsburgh January 4 Produce demand fair and market steady with No 1 New York Baldwins 0.74 per bushel. potatoes 1.25 to 1.34 per 100 pounds bags. Idaho Burbanks 1.78. Florida Bliss 1.75 to 2.00. Hogs 300 head down 12-25 cents. cattle 1.25. steers down 7. lambs 9.00 to 9.50. grains Chicago January 4 wheat up then steady after spike. May 92.13-93.14. July 87-87.25. corn May 81-82. July 82-42.
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Pittsburgh
New York
Baldwins
Hubbardstons
Meltosh
Kings
Virginia
West Va
Grimes Golden
Maine
Green Mountains
Idaho
Burbanks
Maine Green Mts
Florida Bliss
Chicago
Dan
Liverpool
Hudden
Roosevelt
Congress
Shot for game Holler freed after deadly hunting mishap
Edward Holler 21 of Charleroi was freed on a promise to pay hospital and funeral expenses for shooting. He claimed he mistook a thicket for game and fired, injuring Lloyd Appelby of Sproul and killing his hunting companion Harry Schlegemilch of Sproul.
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Johnstown
Edward Holler
Charlerol Hunter
Holler
Lloyd Appelby
Sproul
Hentine
Harry Schlegemilch
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FORD
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Barker
Mrs. West Carnival
Lyle Talbot
Brea
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Marguerite Cramer
Mrs. Orange Barr
Harry Borland
Legally Dead
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Elec Bond
Adi
Daugher Specilys
Philadelphia ST. Pho
Asou
Coupon
Indiana Evening Gazette
Hime
Standard American Encyclopedia
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