National Guard Breaks Siege at Cleveland Steel Plant
National Guardsmen five hundred strong and 384 city police ended a 41 day strike at Republic Steel plants in Cleveland. Guardsmen with machine guns guarded gates while workers returned to Corrigan-McKinney Upson Nut and Truscon plants. A fourth plant remained closed and sheriffs restricted area amid fog and jeering crowds.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Republic Steel Corporation
John L. Lewis
Martin O'Donnell
Corrigan-McKinney
Major Court Differences in Roosevelt Bill and Admin Changes
Washington dispatch outlines contrasts between the original Roosevelt court bill and an admin substitute. Key points include staged court expansion by age thresholds, a cap of nine justices remaining, limits on lower federal judges, and a shift allowing government to pursue constitutional cases from law courts to the Supreme Court. The piece also notes Indiana County naturalist Wehrle honored by the Philadelphia Academy of Natural Sciences and local memorial arrangements.
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Washington
Roosevelt Court
Supreme Court
Tne
Bally
Aen
Lawes Courts
Cleveland steel strike returns workers to Upson plant
Across Cleveland area the Upson Nut division and Corrigan-McKinney mills reopened as National Guard and company officials reported steady entry of workers. CIO organizer Balint claimed many nonlocal entrants and executives among the 775 at Corrigan-McKinney, while Truscon stated production was under way and wage earners at Upson were increasing.
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Tony Girdler
Republic Ste?y
ALT A.m
Upson Nut
Upson
Cuyahoga River
Cleveland
National Guard
Cortigan-MecKinney
Alex Balint
CIO
Alabama
Cleveland Steel
Harry Woodhead
Truscon
Corrigan-McKinney Mill
D. W. Jordan
Uncle Dick Wehrle dies at home here in town
R. I. Wehrle and Brother formed the early firm, later R. W. Wehrle & Co, with a notable shift to coal and timber ventures. He owned two stone quarries in Indiana County started in 1889 and shipped paving stone to Pittsburgh. He pursued natural history studies and taught the subject, amassing a renowned collection.
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R. I. Wehrle
Death Claims Mrs Ewing at Hospital
Continent page One report notes Mrs Ewing dies at a hospital with funeral arrangements in Robinson Funeral Home. Dr Robert L Clark to lead service at Lewisville Cemetery near Livermore. family to receive friends 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m. Burial at Lewisville to follow with Rev J W Mountain officiating, and services to be held midafternoon.
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Robinson Funeral Home
Robert L. Clark
Indiana
Lewisville Cemetery
Livermore
J. W. Mountain
Hilda
Eunicé
Pauline
Jéan
Ethel Mouse
A. Spearly
R. N. Brooks
Bellefonte
Union Cemetery
Willis Hartsock
Obituaries and Holiday Deaths Across Indiana County
Multiple obituaries from Bellefonte and surrounding areas report deaths and funeral details. Minnie May Evans, born 1878, dies in Indiana Hospital. burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Alton Joseph Thurston dies at Iselin with service at 2:30 pm. Edd Lawrence Winsheimer dies in Homer City after dentistry career. burial at Marienville Cemetery. Louisa Minerva Learn dies in Cockport, survived by two children and many grandchildren. services at Caokport Lutheran Church. Also notes on a Beav er Falls accident death, and a Pennsylvania Independence Day casualty roundup with 24 dead statewide and multiple city incidents. Public safety and labor strike coverage follows in Philadelphia with Friehofer and Ward strike context.
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Minnie May Evans
Rayne Township
George
Mary (Swank) Buchanan
Indiana Hospital
Brushvalley
Oakhurst
B.A. Buchanan
H. 8. Buchanan
Charleroi
Brushvalley Methodist Episcopal Church
F. A. Webb
Greenwood Cemetery
Alton Joseph Thurston
Iselin
J. W. Mountain
Edd Lawrence Winsheimer
Greensburg
Lawrence
Margaretta
Zowe) Winsheimer
Homer City
Pittsburgh School of Dentistry
Winsheimer
Marienville
Forest County
Mildred Jane Russell
Indiana
Acacia Lodge
Coudersport
Joseph Lawrence
Margaret Belle Winsheimer
Steale
McQuaide
Thompson R. Winsheimer
Largo
Fla
Charles
Louisa Minerva Learn
Jacob Learn
Cockport
Learn
Emma Bush
Punxsutawney
Earl Learn
Commodore
Caokport Lutheran Church
Caokport
Cc. M. Bennett
Man Davidson
Thomas B. McDonough
State
Motor Police
David Carnahan
Shelocta
Carnahan
Justice of the Peace
Donahey
Pennsylvania
Wne
Independence Hall
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Areworks
Beaver Falls
Harry Bradshaw
Bethlehem
James Albanie
Steel City
Lancaster
Jacob Mentzer
Denver
West Chester
Kiting
J. Davis Bachus
Thelma Morris
Chester
Williamsport
Daniel C. Flanigaty
Meadville
Meredith G. Peterson
Robert Peteray
Salvatore Salciatti
Lower Merion
Seward Man Fatally Injured in Route 480 Crash
The lengthy account lists multiple injuries from crashes around Seward and nearby towns. John Zasadny, 35, of Clymer, was severely hurt after a hit and run on Route 480 near Clymer. His brother Charles, from Akron, Ohio, survived unharmed. Other incidents include a 7 year old from Highland Park, Michigan with skull fracture, and several adults injured in separate rear and head injuries. Police logged the late Saturday events and ongoing search for the driver responsible.
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Timothy Crocker
Indiana
Highland Park
Mich
Heilwood
Route 156
South Bend
Armstrong County
Frank Klingensmith
Niles
Ohio
Charles Aogley
Klingensmith
Apollo
John J. Walters
Near
Thomas B. McDonough
Indiana State Motor Police
Edgar Wilson
Pinchot
Clymer
Wilson
Margaret Rhodarmel
Indaina
Thomas B. McDonougd
Joseph Barchvnch
Johnstown
Lois Meier
Hollidaysburg
Baretineic
Baretineie Cay
Frank Banko
Seward
Armagh
R. Davidson
State Motor Police
Thousands Back To Work In Johnstown Rally
Johnstown crowds rallied around the fireworks display and governor George H. Earle’s speech drawing about 1,400 listeners. roughly 80 percent were non residents while police counted close to 10,000 at the strikers’ march. In Corapolis Senator Davis urged ballots over bullets in disputes and praised the NLRA with cautions for amendments. In Pittsburgh Earl Browder framed CPI activity as supporting industrial organization while noting CI0 not an issue in the drive.
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Johnstown
George H. Earle
Pennsylvania
Bullots
Coraopolis
James J. Davis
Pittsburgh
Earl Browder
Committee For Industrial Organization
Earle
Pittsburgh markets report shows mixed farm commodity shifts
Markets indicate moderate demand for produce with apples and potatoes varying by grade and region. Butter and cheese hold steady with firm livestock prices. hogs, cattle, and lambs show scattered gains and declines across weights, regions, and direct sales.
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North Carolina Cobblers
Virginia Cobblers
California
Pittsburgh
P R R Heads to Confer July 14 with Earle on Rates for Coal
Governor says Clearfield district coal producers face higher rates than Virginia and West Virginia rivals. Eastman cites shift of bituminous coal to New England via New York and Hampton routes, noting Pennsylvania’s shorter distance but higher charges. Governor cites coal region unemployment and tax defaults amid overall decline. Claude Wall, 40, Lancaster, killed by crane during railroad electrification work.
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P.R.R
Joseph B. Eastman
Hampton
Eastman
Pennsylvania
Clearfield
New York
Virgina
West Virginia
Hampton Roads
Clement
Earhart Search Expands Toward Phoenix Area
Coast guardsmen weigh bets on continuing wake of Miss Earhart and Noonan with radio upgrades and possible Phoenix group position. Observers say some purported Earhart signals may be authentic while others doubt. Navy aims carrier Lexington and four destroyers toward Phoenix, while Kamoi races to join the hunt.
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Miss Earhart
Phoenix
Noonan
Navy
Swan
Moorby
Howland
Miss Farhart
Butenam
San Francisco
San Francisco Coast Guard
Pan American Airways
Colorado
United States
Lexington
San Diego
Calif
Honolulu
Kamoi
South Pacific
Flood maroons armored car amid muddy track lands
An armored car carrying the track's and state's share of the day's races, 438,000, became stuck in mud on the patiang field. New soil from embankments washed away, overturning seven spectator cars. No injuries reported.
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Patiang
Saylor wins Sharon feature in heavy rain at Sharon speedway
Everett Saylor of Dayton drove through a lashing rain to win the feature race yesterday at the Sharon speedway. Johnny McDowell of Los Angeles finished second and Charles Engle of Dayton took third. Read the Gazette Classified Ads.
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Sharon
Everett Saylor
Dayton
Sharon Speedway
Johnny McDowell
Los Angeles
Charles Engle
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Cleveland Steel Plant
Indiana County
Philadelphia Academy of Natural Sciences
Carnegie Museum
Boy Scout Organisation
Wehrle
Acacia Lodge No.355
Blairsville
Streams Funeral Home
Church Street
St. Bernard’s Roman Catholic Church
St. Bernard Cemetery
Pickels
Jordan
Dick” Wehrle
Pake
Mrs. Ewing
MW . Stover
August Ag
L. A
Jessie Stover
Latrobe Hospital
Mission Inn
Latrobe
Pearl (Shaubach) Stover
Ralph
Sheers
Jownstown
Frethofer and Ward Baking Companies
Chase
American Federation of Labor
Federation Against Organization
John L. Lewis Committee
S. Davis Wilson
City Hall
Frank Smith
Bakery Workers Union
American Federation Teamsters Union
Bakery and Confectionery Workers
American Federation
Seward Man
Normid Luown
Claude Wall, BO
Pennsylvania Railroad
Flood Maroons
Saylor
Gazette
Moorhead
Indiana Evening Gazette
Philadelphia Street
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