Sir Arthur Conan Doyle to be buried after outdoor ceremony
Reports say Sir Arthur Conan Doyle will be laid to rest in a favorite outdoor setting rather than a church service. The ceremony near Crowborough is described as intimate, with Doyle’s wish to hear from the spirit world affirmed by ongoing spiritualist sentiment.
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Sir Aroyle
Iavanide
Inin
Sherlock
Crow- Sussex
Ecome
Death
Offer Seine
Har
Arthur
Conan Bo
Frederick Ddedi
Reunion July 3 At Gilgal Grove Features Lunch and Election
The Awl Sd Bush reunion met at Gilgal Grove on July 3 with a good turnout. A basket dinner was shared at noon followed by an afternoon program in the church. The only change in officers was the election of Glen Aul as vice president.
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Gilgal Grove
Glen Aul
R. N. Warden Seriously Ill
Mrs. Thomas Hardet of Sunnyside Inn spent Sunday and Monday in Gresnabury at the home of her mess R. N. Warden who is seriously ill with stomach trouble.
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Thomas Hardet
Sunnyside Inn
Gresnabury
Germany to join Pan-Europe scheme with reservations
Germany will participate in the Pan-Europe plan proposed by French foreign minister Aristide Briand with certain reservations. The decision was made by the Reichstag foreign relations committee and reflects Germany's recent shift toward a more aggressive foreign policy stance.
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Bhrlin
Germany
Aristide Briand
France
Reichstag
Myers Literary Society Program for July 11 1980
July 11 1980 program features opening song recitation by multiple performers including Marjoria McIntyre Russell Baker Bertha Anthony and others. It lists Bong Bafana eating contest readings music intermission monologue dialogue several classes and a jamboree with participants such as Ruth Wingheimer Fred Nehrig Stella Kaufman and Clarissa Britton.
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Marjoria McIntyre
Russell Baker
Bertha Anthony
Wibur Woodhull
Virginia Colgan
Dyolyn McHenry
Jimmie Kautlmat
Howard Nehrig
William Britton
Jake
Charlea Nehrig
John MclIntyre
Arthur Warner
Linus McHenry
Colgan
Blair _Shank
Paul ‘White
W. W. Britton
Ruth Wingheimer
Mer
John McIntyre
Mildred Nehrig
Jake Class
Mra
Fred Nehrig
Roy Winsheimer
Robert Nehrig
Frank ‘Wingheimer
Blair Shank
Reading
Stein. Kaufman
Do Rue Warner
Lewis Not to Be Prosecuted in Mine Union Case
Springfield, July 9. Judge Trauter finds John L. Lewis and aides technically guilty of contempt for violating an injunction against District 12 but recommends no punishment due to their good intent. Ruling leaves unsettled whether the Springfield reorganization convention changes the case status. Evidence on A. T. Pace and William J. Sneed deemed insufficient. Harrisburg agriculture official Harry B. Kirk noted as a Tuesday Indiana business visitor.
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Springfield
Ill
INS
John L. Lewis
Springfeld
A.T. Pace
William J. Sneed
101 Ranch Show Scuffle Ends in Damages Suit
A Pittsburgh visitor at the 101 Ranch Wild West exhibition near lower North Side watched 60 cowboys unload when a buffalo charged. Fisher was injured after being struck by the beast, shattering his arm and injuring his knee and face. He filed a $6,000 damages suit yesterday against the show. George T. McHenry hosted C. G. Campbell, his Spanish American War comrade.
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G. A. Fisher
Roanoke
Lower North
Pittsburgh
Zack Muller
Betuto 101 Ranch
Fisher
Mosher
Plads
C. CG. Campbell
George T. McHenry
Yeasterday
Mr. Campbell
Mr. McHenry
Stocks Rise Broadly In New York Session Record
Bullish action dominates the market as stocks push ahead from the open. Broad gains lift many groups with notable advances in Rail and Motor lists. Industrials lead and bankers’ reports fuel confidence. Major names including General Electric, Bethlehem Steel, Radio, DuPont, Union Carbide, American Can, and Anaconda Copper show sizable increases amid urgent short covering.
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New York
General Electric
Bhate Electric
Dupont
Land Union Carbide
Sereeyeenes
Sentinental Cam
Wong Vinseenpeettesengraes
Eastman Kodak Veveseesiese
Erja Ry Bu Wiseeseee Srvereren
General Motor Jissgeessseeney
Grigeby-Gruno Sisisseeeerees Abm
Inty Nickel
Eseerserearers
Kelvinator Vy Ceeievree
Kennecott Copper
Eyeyesene
BBM
Asbo
Gas-Hlee
Veep Syereersae
Citled Service
Isepeseusegess BO Pannroad Corp
Curtis-Wheme Pyrrtrereereney
Miami Copper
Nash Motor
Central
N.Y
PDO
Bee Erage
Werat Penna
New York City Leads Nation in 1940 Census Growth
The 1940 census shows New York City with 6,958,792 people, a 24 percent rise since 1930, keeping its nation’s largest-city status. Other notable gains include Pittsburgh at 680,681 and several Pennsylvania towns like Homestead, McKeesport, Milford, and East Liverpool reporting population changes.
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New York
Ed¢Th
City
America
Cleveland
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Washington
S . Place
Homastead
McKeesport
Milford
East Liverpool
Campbell’s Testimony in Merger Suit Shocks Court
In a billion dollar suit to block a merger, Campbell denounces Eaton’s efforts as disastrous to Youngstown’s industrial standing. The veteran steel master, first witness, claims the merger was pursued for company safety and benefit and recounts talks with Eugene Grace about Bethlehem Steel before the Inland Steel plan fell apart. He says he refused to consult Eaton on Bethlehem’s proposal, fearing Claysland capitalists’ opposition.
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Eaton
Campbell
Youngstown
Dewneanor
Myron, C. Wick, Jr
Cleveland
International States Corporation
Haton
Leroy A. Manchester
Sheet & Tube
Harry J. Crawford
Coundel
Mie
Eugene G Grace
Hethleham
Sheeg
Tube Six
Sheet
Tyba
Inland Steel Company
Bethleham
Publicity Call on Acceptance of Treaty Adherents
Fragmented report cites calls to accept mediations and treaty adherents. Mentions Senator Hiram W Johnston of California and political maneuvering about adoption of a resolution.
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McKellar
Hiram W. Johnston
California
Ambassadors, Power Prices Heat Berlin Debate
The United States Senate heard Ambassador Sackett defend and attack the power trust. He linked price gouging to public utilities while citing Ontario Hydro figures to argue for affordable power and greater U.S. use of water power resources.
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Washington
Berlin
Thal
United’ States Senate
Backatt
Samuel Snewlly
Obioggo
Sackett
Senate debates over Grayton-Hulwar treaty secrets
Senate fights over confidential documents tied to the Grayton-Hulwar treaty affecting European rights in South America. Johnson and McKellar push to reveal all correspondence, while Swanson argues for ratification to protect national defense and world peace as quorum remains fragile and sessions risk delays.
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South America
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senattors
Johnson
McKellar
Reed
Pennsylvania
Robinson
Arkansas
Claude Swanson
Virginia
America
Swanson
Prohibition Fronts Urged To Stay Unified In Fight
Dr Cherrington warned that prohibition would fade from the constitution if allied groups like the Anti Slogan League the World Against Kegnisms the International Reform Bureau and others dropped their united front. He said organized foes could wipe out the movement if the allies dissolved their coalition.
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Cherrington
Balgon Lexene
Kietnatisms
Mathodias Board of Temperance
Prohibition
Fe International Reform Burely
Amaller
Uni
Vine
Aaa
Cherrinnington
Aol Nm
Equally a confession on prohibition and society’s view
Dr Chertington argues the theory of prohibition is wrong and calls for support to keep dry organizations funded. He warns a hard fight to uphold prohibition and notes dry groups face dwindling revenues since Rockefeller's withdrawal five years ago while pro-deal groups report rising contributions since 1925.
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Chertington
Rockefellers
Anti- Saloon League
Cherrington
Flight warning and quirky exchange in Mount Pleasant report
The text records a fragmentary Mount Pleasant note mentioning two remaining passengers as Germans who warned Dr Burkholder and Miss Northrop not to fly due to poor weather. A joking remark about walking to Stockholm follows, reflecting casual dialogue amid travel concerns.
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Gers
Attendint
Dr. Burkholder
Mss
Northrop
Stockholm
Blairsville Fire Parade Leads To Memorial Park Ceremony
Blairsville plans its tenth annual Firemen's Parade on South Liberty Street led by Burgess G. C. Overdornt and the Blairsville Borough Council. The route goes Market to Morrow to Maple to Walnut to Campbell to Stewart where the American Legion Memorial Park hosts awards for the largest and best uniformed companies and other prizes.
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Liberty Street
Burgess G. C. Overdornt
Blairaville
Market Street
Morrow Street
Morrow
Maple Avende
Maple
Walnut
Cambell
Campbell
Stewart
Stewart-to
American Legion
Memorial” ‘Park
Blaipsvilla Fire Papadvent
Wight
Ya Department
Bert Am
Rlong
Legion Drum Corps
Bert Jung
Hearings Open On Pittsburgh Freight Rates Complaint
City solicitor Charles A. Walshmidt chairs a Pittsburgh session as shippers producers and consumers urge action against steep freight rate hikes. R M Collyer of the Traffic Executives Association testifies as ICC orders are shown. witnesses include H G Faul and Paul Tickensher along with Public Service Commission members. Major railroads named are Pennsylvania Baltimore and Ohio and Pittsburgh and Lake Erie.
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Pittsburgh
Ava
Charles A. Walschmidt
R. M. Collyer
New York
Traffic Executives’ Association
Eastern ‘Railroads
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tates
Shelby
Charles H. Young
Public Service Commission
H. G. Faul
Paul Tickensher
Pennsylvania
Baltimore & Ohio
Lake Erie
Conservation program of oil production seen in PA
Members of the Pennsylvania Grade Crude Oil Association favored a conservation program to offset reduced prices and oversupply after their seventh annual session. More than 150 producers and refiners from Pennsylvania Southeastern Ohio Southeastern New York and West Virginia heard talks on boosting oil production and handling. They approved funding of 261 000 annually for Penn State College research on improving Pennsylvania oil and gasoline output. Dean Frank D Whittmore outlined school activities. Before adjournment 18 directors were reelected and two successors named for John P Hertick and A D Haiford, with Earl C Emery and John McCoy named respectively.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Grade
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New York
West Virginia
Penn
State Collége For ‘Research
Dy. Frank
Whittmore
Aia
Tivo
John P.hertick
Oléan
A.D. Haiford
Breemen
Earl C. Emery
Bradford
John McCoy
Parkersburg
W.va
Points on People and Local Notables Report
W L Wright of Tranger and Supervisor for the State Game Commission spent a few hours yesterday with County Game Warden Louis Litainger. Gilbert Parnell, Esq., left for Milford Pa to call on Gifford Pinchot. Mr and Mrs J E Trimble and Mr and Mrs John Trimble of Nampa are visiting J L Culp and N J Myers. Mrs J J Temple is Miss Mannie Bank of Hilledale shopping and visiting friends.
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W. L., Wright
Tranger
State Game Commission
Louis Litainger
Gilbert Parnell, Esq
Milford
Gifford Pinchot
J.E. Trimble
John Trimble
Nampa
J. L. Culp
N. J. Myers
JJ. E. Temble
Myers
Jp. Or
Mannie-Bank of
Hilledale
District 12s Meeting July 13 Convention Program
District 12s holding July 13 convention at Brushvally Methodist Episcopal Church with afternoon devotional sessions. Includes Indiana speakers Ray Myst Homer City and Misa Viole Bimpton, plus Children's Division music and a parent training sermon by Rev A B Hoabichy Evangelical Church Indiana.
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Indiana ‘County
Methodiat
Episcopal Church
Ray
Myst
Homer City
Bimpton
Indiana
Mia
John Anderson
Blacklick
Mualo
Guthrie
Rinn
Ana
Steeley
Brushvalley
George
Lindsay
Hellwood
Muais
Rey
A. B
Indie Ana
Druggists Warned As Officials Crack Down
A Pittsburgh report notes warnings issued to druggists by state authorities urging stricter compliance with Pennsylvania regulations. The notice emphasizes immediate action by pharmacists to prevent counterfeit or unsafe medicines and to report suspicious products to authorities.
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Spiritur
Medimus
Sir Arthur
William Stead
R. N. Warden
Myers Literary Society
Lewis
Harry B. Kirk
Harrisburg
Department of Agriculture
Mryehi
Efeteds
Jay 5
Phila
Imperial Palace
Peking
China
BY Rodnew
HA Hérvice Weller
UdébHemets
Tel USA
Onttario
Dyeraga
Theta Ward
Domeatletondumars
Idéger
Maguire
Ontario Hydro-Electric Power Commission
Hag Beam
Hera
MT. Pleasant
Blairsville
Lem Myers
Prank Myers
Walter Imble
Sith Myers
Glymer
Jyne Myers
District 12
Tod Agar
Tonia
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