Third Circuit Rules Picketing In Labor Disputes Not Enjoinable
Philadelphia July 11 The Third Circuit Court of Appeals held peaceful mass picketing and strikes for a closed shop cannot be restrained by Federal courts even if illegal under state law. Judge Francis Biddle wrote the opinion upholding a lower court ruling in favor of unions and against Wilson and Company meat packers. The decision limits federal injunction power to acts of violence or fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Third Circuit Court of Appeals
Francis Biddle
Albert B. Maris
William Clark
William H. Kirkpatrick
Wilson and Company
American Federation of Labor
Wilson
Sui and Appeal
Pennsylvania
Biddle
Circuit Court
Kirkpatrick
Pittsburgh Gang Cleanup Ends Major Crime Ring
District Attorney Andrew T. Park announced six arrests that solved 50 robberies in Pittsburgh. Higgins confessed to the May Carrick bank holdup with $11,250 loot. Roberts led detectives to additional loot. Raids spanned petty thefts to large-store holdups totaling thousands, ending in the gang’s dismantling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Andrew T. Park
Detroit
Robert Higgins
Carrick
Higgins
Frank Roberts
Park
Roberts
Blaine McLaughlin
Obituary notes for Mary Crooks and Mary Zimmerman
Mary Crooks died at 2:00 a m in Clymer after residing with her sister Mrs Samuel Cramer. Survived by daughter Helen Bruces of Uniontown, brothers John and Joseph Davidson of Erie, sisters Mrs Cramer of Clymer and Mrs Agnes Evans of Buffalo, N Y. Services Friday at 2:00 p m at the sister’s home in Clymer, interment Reynoldsville. Mary Catherine Zimmerman, 66, died at 9:00 p m Monday at 6528 Winslow Street Pittsburgh. Born September 2 1872 in Plumville to Elias and Elizabeth Zimmerman. Survived by sisters Mrs Elia Andrews and Miss Odie Zimmerman of Plumville, Mrs Mire Kelly of Indiana, brothers Martin and Charles Zimmerman of Plumville. Rev J E Gifford to officiate at Plumville Presbyterian Church services.
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Mary (Davidson
Samuel Crame
Clymer
Crooks
Eastern Star Lodge
Kittanning
Helen Bruces
Uniontown
John
Joseph Davidson
Erie
Samuel Cramer
Agnes Evans
Buffalo
N. Y
Reynoldsville
Mary Catherine Zimmerman
Winslow Street
Pittsburgh
Miss Zimmerman
Plumville
Elias and
Elizabeth Zimmerman
Elia Andrews
Odie Zimmerman
Mire Kelly
Indiana
Martin
Charles Zimmerman
J. E. Gifford
Plumville Presbyterian Church
Anthracite Opposes Delaware River Dams Hearing
Pennsylvania hard coal interests unite to oppose hydroelectric dams proposed along the Delaware River. Delegations from Scranton Pittston Wilkes Barre Hazleton and other cities head to a July hearing to weigh federal participation and potential effects on coal markets. Mayor Morrison of Easton notes water supply concerns as officials consider the plan.
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Philadelphia
Delaware River
Reciprocal Trade Association
Army
Delaware
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Anthracite Reciprocal Trade Group
Easton
Delaware Water Gap
Joseph Morrison
Observ
Morrison
Scranton
Pittston
Pottsville
Wilkes-Barre
Hazleton
Obituary notices: Nathan Jennings and Anna Pennington
Nathan Jennings 70 a Negro funeral set at Duncard Cemetery after 8:30 p.m. death at Indiana Hospital from complications. Survived by son Nathan Jr. and six daughters. services at AME Zion Church with interment Oakland Cemetery. Anna Pennington 66 wife of Francis Pennington dies after months illness at Indiana Hospital. funeral arrangements to follow.
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Nathan
Jennings
Farmers Bank
Perples Gas Co
Indiana Hospital
White Township
Zio
Nathan Jr
Coral Sehofield
Lideana
Agnes Jennings
Charleston
W. Va
Margaret Ellen Jeannings
DeFrancis Jennings
Violet Jennings
Emime Jean ‘Jennings
Huyvende
Weler Street
A. M. E. Zion Church
J. W. Coward
Oakland Cemetery
Anna Pennington
Francis Pennington
Glen Campbell
College staff listings and guest star tease
College continues page one with staff names from social studies and library departments including W. M. Whriyte, Estella Slaven, Nellie Wren Avers, and Ethel Cough ly. Guest star George Trevor of the New York Sun jokes about a dramatic sit down strike by golf pros on high tees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Trevor
New York Sun
Mubny
Mackenzie Explains Value of Plump Burgher of Baltic to Powers
Dewitt Mackenzie reports Britain would defend Poland if Danzig threatened its independence, with France and Poland approving. The piece explains German aims to reclaim Danzig and Poland’s stake as a trade and security corridor, framing Europe’s pressure points in the looming crisis.
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Mackenzie
Dewitt MacKenzie
Associated Press
New York
Chamberlain
England
Poland
Germany
Danzig
House of Commons
Reich
France
Diehard
Herry
Hitler
Europe
Balkans
Patton Mine Fire Threatens Nearby Properties
In Patton Pennsylvania officials warn an old mine fire burning in abandoned tunnels risks undermining homes in Patton and Elder Township. Experts push for a WPA project to drill test notes and trench to contain the blaze while State Senator Burgess Haluska seeks $3,000 in materials to secure approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patton
Elder Township
WPA
John J. Haluska
Burgess
Consolidation of Pennsylvania Highway Safety Units
Harrisburg July 11 officers announce the merger of the speed enforcement unit with the Bureau of Highway Safety hearing and investigation section. The combined staff drops from 94 to about 20, with estimated annual savings of 60 000 to 70 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
William J. Hamilton
Secretary of Revenue
Bureau of Highway Safety
Squalus Lift Plans Delayed While Testing Be Complete
Naval officials in Portsmouth New Hampshire said the first efforts to raise the sunken submarine Squalus with 26 dead would likely not begin until Thursday. The $4 million craft lies in 40 fathoms of blue mud and will be moved once pontoons are in place and lifting gear tested before the operation.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Benes: Democracy Safe In United States
Dr Eduard Benes former president of Czecho Slovakia says democracy is secure in the United States thanks to its press described as the best and most free in the world. He sails with Mrs Benes and Bohus Benes to London tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Eduard Benes
Czecho-Slovakia
Europe
United States
America
Benes
WPA Gold Find Found Foolish Motive at Maide
In Maiden Massachusetts thirty WPA workers on a road project secretly hauled home bags of suspected gold after a night strike. A foreman later analyzed a sample, revealing the rock contained chalcopyrite, a copper fool's gold of little value, ending the hoax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maiden
Mass
WPA
Hugh J. Cleary
Townsend Talk Here Thursday
Dr Joseph E Robb of Lewistown will speak at the Courthouse Thursday evening July 13 at 8 00 o clock as national representative for Pennsylvania of the Townsend National Recovery Plan He will also show the picture It Can Be Done a visual education production
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph E. Robb
Lewistown
Pennsylvania
Townsend National Recovery Plan
Robb
Brady Township Farmer Killed By Reaper Accident
Harvey McGaughey a 78 year old Brady Township farmer died in a hospital after a reaper on his farm severed his left arm at the shoulder. He fell into the machine and was badly injured in the fatal incident reported July.
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Dubois
Harvey McGaughey
Brady Township
Mongolian Frontlines Fuel Soviet Aid and Anniversary Celebrations
Red Star reports Soviet troops assisting Mongolian forces along the Manchukuo frontier as fighting with Japanese Manchukuoan troops continues. It notes Mongolia’s 15th founding anniversary and 18th Soviet aided revolution, highlighting land nationalization, state banking, and foreign trade monopoly under Soviet protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Star
Red Banner
Vladivostok
Russia
Far Eastern
Far East
Soviet Union
Outer-Mongolia
China
Mongolian People's Republic
Colleges Weather Record Sparks July Heat Spike
At 8:00 a m the temperature reached 52 while the day’s high rose to 76 with a low of 48, setting a new July record. Humidity stood at 63 percent. barometric pressure shifted from 28.05 yesterday to 28.09 today. Forecast calls for fair skies and warmer conditions today and tomorrow. Boston papers question if the Yankees remain in the League.
Old Gladiator Now in Stands
Milford July 11 Former Governor Gifford Pinchot, a longtime political figure, sits in the stands as campaigns form for the fall and the presidential year. The 73 year old forester, retired from Pennsylvania governorship in 1935, spends summers at his Pocono estate and Washington home. He narrowly escaped a January auto collision in Washington and has since felt lingering effects. Pinchot, who will be 74 in August, works with two men on a book about forestry and conservation and has no other definite plans beyond finishing the volume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Gifford Pinchot
Tall Forester
Theodore Roosevelt
Wheat markets rise and fall amid heat and crop hopes
In Chicago markets on July 1, wheat opened up as much as 7/8 cent before retreating. gains driven by short covering and heat across the grain belt. Government crop reports expected after yesterday’s close, with Liverpool bids higher. July wheat at 65 7/8-06 and September at 66 7/8-67 1/8. Corn opened unchanged to 1/4 up. In Pittsburgh, cattle steady with mixed prices, hogs lower, and sheep steady. Produce demand active with apples and regional transparents quoted. potatoes mostly steady with regional cobblers priced by weight.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Maryland
Indiana
New Jersey
Virginia Cobblers
North Carolina Cobblers
Insurance Men Lead V. F. W. Loop in Big Win
The Insurance Men defeated the hardware team 19 to 1 as Castillo earned his fifth straight victory with only three hits. Rosyz Violi starred for the Insurance Men who topped the Shamrocks 71 to 2. Other scores included A. B. 5 52 Gangbusters 5.2 Planks 1 25 Coca Cola 25 Hardware 18. President Roosevelt should assist hamburger stands amid Hyde Park picnics favoring hot dogs.
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Hardware
Castillo
Rosyz Violi
Insurance Men
Coca Cola
Relief Problems Highlight WPA Relief Strain
Harrisburg July 11 An unnamed budget bureau official says the Works Progress Administration is creating havoc with state relief and warns of strikes forcing a return to feeding programs. He notes relief rolls rose by 1 400 last week and predicts more cases next week as WPRA programs roll out. He estimates state spending at 10 500 000 monthly and says the 121 000 000 relief fund could be exhausted by next May. The rate of expenditure helps decide if a special legislative session will be convened.
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Harrisburg
General State Authority
Public ‘Works Administration
Noarristown State Hospital
PWA
Matthew H. McCloskey & Co
Philadelphia
McCloskey
Roger W. Rowland
Authority
Washington
Ickes
U. S
Rowland
Norristown
McCloskey & Company
State Authority
Andhat McCloskey
remaVa
McCluskey
Varios
Works Projects Administration
WPA
WPRA
Fragments of 20th Century Stock Listings and Firms
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous companies and tickers across industries. Entries include Am Can, AmRad, Anaconda, Chrysler, Edison, Eastman Kodak, Ford, General Motors, IBM, Kennecott, Levi Strauss, Loew’s, Packard, Penn RR, US Steel, Westinghouse, and Woolworth among others, with partial percentages and misread names. The text mixes corporate names, stock symbols, and apparent share figures, resembling a historical market page or directory excerpt.
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Powaby
AmRad
St S
Atchland SF
Ball Loco Ct
Ball and
Ohio
Bendix Avrat
Beth Stee
Briges
Budd
Aly Burr
Canad Fae
Storm signs up on lending bill in Congress fight
Washington July 11 Senate and House push brief hearings on President Roosevelts 2 8 billion lending program. RFC would finance projects toll roads public works rural electrification self liquidating. Opposition cites few self liquidating projects and calls legislation pork. Senate focuses on Social Security Act amendments as major debates loom.
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Washington
Leutenants
Roosevelt
House
Senate
RFC
Congress
Wagner
D-Ny
Senate Banking Committee
Barkley
D-Ky
Glass
D-Va
Martin
Senatz
Regulating Anthracite Industry Trial Starts
Wilkes-Barre July 11 A one month trial plan of self regulation took effect among independent producers seeking to stabilize the anthracite industry. The plan calls for voluntary curtailment of work schedules as an eight day July limit was proposed by independents who control over 18 million tons output. Major firms Glen Alden Coal and Susquehanna Collieries refused to join. Details remain undisclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Glen Alden Coal Company
Susquehanna Collieries Company
Independents’ Committee
Wrestling Match Verdict Ends Evening Card
In Portland Maine last night Curly Doneh defeated Ted Germaine of New Jersey in two straight falls in a best two of three, as reported by The Associated Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Portland
Curly Doneh
New Jersey
Ted Germaine
Boston
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Duce
Alps
State Hospital
Phanville
Duncard Cemetery
DR. Benes
Townsend
Mongolian
Pays
College
Yankees
Bridges
Carol King
San Francisco
Harry Bridges
Pinchot
Hyde Park
Ark Nat Gas Cities Services
Bond and & Pennford Cor
Storm
G.O.P
Style Shop
Phila
eStrawa
Toyos
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