Brewing firms sign wage and condition pact with union
A broad slate of brewing companies including Fort Pitt Greensburg Pittsburgh and City Brewing joined with a union to sign a wage and working condition agreement. The pact covers a year and is touted as easing industry recovery amid calls for stable employer employee relations as the era moves forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newh
Eastern Penneybhid
John Hoehn
Jes
Brackrewing Company
Duwing Company
du- Brewing Company
Pittsig the Elk Brewing
Kittan
Fort Pitt Brewing
Comrpsburg
the -Greensburg Company
Greensburg
the Brewing Company
Pitts- Pittsburgh Brewing Co
City Brewing Co
Mc- the Union Brewing Co
Itle
Victor Brewny
Jéannette
Rebirth of Western Pennsylvania Transport Vision
A five year plan forecasts Allegheny River development to expand navigation and power, predicting a 10 percent annual tonnage rise. It envisions shipping limestone sand and coal by water to strengthen Pittsburgh area industries and Great Lakes cargo links, boosting regional commerce and culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aieburgh
Lake Erie
Aiztysfour
Pittsburgh
Allegheny River
Pitts
Fragmentary news note hints at clerics and police case
Fragmented OCR text references clerics and a police response amid a disputed estate and a couple from a Park area. Details are unclear due to damage, but mentions a requested aldartar trust and a return visit. no firm names or dates are readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldara Trust
Sto
Ey Urban
Urban
Park Girl
Untitled municipal note from Harrisburg district transfer
In Harrisburg details a state highway department assignment change. Ed ener, former local official, is named to Rio District No 1 with Evan Franklin, Stanton C. Funk transferring to Holidayse Iziek No 9 and later involved in supervision of division engines through District 10.
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Olty
INS
Edener
Niginger
Philadelphia
Evan Franklin
Ayes Stanton C. Funk
Holidayseiziek No
Suey Broge White
Harrisburg
District 10
Ae Division
Mission Rally for Clymer at Presbyterian Camps
A missionary rally will be held Thursday afternoon July 13 at 2 o'clock at the summer camp of Dr and Mrs L E Ackergon near Clymer. It is a joint meeting of the Women’s Missionary Societies of Clymer Glen Campbell and East Union churches. Invited are all members. Guests include Kittanning Presbyterial Society leaders Mrs E Good of Leechburg president, Mrs C W Cochran supervisor of literature, and Irene Owens director of young people work of Apollo. Bring picnic baskets and own silverware dishes and glasses. dessert and coffee served by the July committee. Gary provided. Gather at Clymer Presbyterian Church at 1:45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Ackergon
Clymer
Women’s Missionary Societies
Glen Campbell
East
Union
Teplorevue
Presbyterian
Indies
Kittanning Presbyterial Society
E. €. Good
Leechburg
C. W. Cochran
Irene Owens
Young People’s Work
Apollo
Gary
Clymer Presbyterian Church
Funeral notices for Mrs Simpson and Trimble family
Funeral details for Mrs. F Knowlton of Calhan and Katelle L Moulton of Indiana list grandchildren Charlez Simpson Thomas A Wiggins George Thomas Robert Edward Nanny Fay Smith and William Paul Kinter. Samuel C Trimble 75 dies near Hillsdale after a paralytic stroke with widow Emma J Biss and several children surviving. Services Friday at 2 PM at Hillsdale Methodist Protestant Church burial in Thompson Cemetery. Mrs Samuel R Patterson dies at Indiana Hospital. services Friday at her home followed by Blairsville cemetery burial. Martha Jane Ault dies at 63 in Derry born Sept 29 1860 in Indiana County with relatives Belle Johnston Neal Silas Neal and others. Ault was a Methodist Episcopal member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Knowlton
Calhan
Cole
Katelle L. Moulton
Indiana
Charlez Simpson
Thomas A. Wiggins
George Thomas
Robert Edward
Nanny Fay Smith
William Paul Kinter
Mothers of Democracy
American Legion Auxiliary
Chestnut Street
J. A. McCamey
Methodist Episcopal Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Samuel C. Trimble
Montgomery Township
Hillsdale
Thomas
Mary Ann
Bostic) Trimble
Emma J. Biss
C." Clever Tyger
Rochester Mills
R. D
Clymer
J. Ford Trimble
Edgar L. Prye
Mr.West
Methodist Protestant Church
Mr. Edwards
The
Brethren ' Church
Thompson Cemetery
Samuel R. Patterson
Clara Duncan Patterson
Livermore
Indiana’ Hospital
Blairsville Cemetery
Martha Jane Ault
Derry
Second Street
Indiana County
Henry
Margaret Ault
Belle
Johnston Neal
Silas Neal
Blairsville
Miss Ault
Pinchot Leads Large Pennsylvania National Guard Review
Governor Gifford Pinchot presided over a two section parade at Mt. Gretna and Indiantown Gap with 8500 guardsmen from the Pennsylvania National Guard. Maj. Gen. Edward C. Shannon led the reviewing party as Brig. Gen. Edward Martin commanded infantry units. Pinchot reiterated his stance that politics be kept out of guard affairs while praising the force’s efficiency.
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Rickards
Mt. Grettt
Sule
Gifford Pinchot
T. Gtoria
Indiantown Gap
Edward C. Shannon
Govrnor
Shannon
Wiliam A. Schnader
David J. Davis
65Th Brigade
Edward Martin
109Th
109Th Field Artillery
Wilkes-Barre
Stephen Elliott
Mt. Gretna
Pinchot
National Guard
Pennsylvania National Guard
Coal Wage Plan Debated for Fair Competition Code
Washington officials and coal operators and mine union officials agreed on a proposed four dollar daily wage for ordinary mine work to be included in a fair competition code. The plan preserves a five to six day week for miners with hourly and tonnage differentials and a 40 hour week average, while discussions on maximum hours continued. Johnson plans to convene industry representatives in Washington to advance the single code.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Weyner
Johnson
Lindberghs Ready to Fly North to Greenland
Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh prepared to continue northward toward Greenland today hoping for St Johns Newfoundland or Cartwright Labrador. Weather along the Atlantic coast was favorable and the red wing monoplane was refueled at midnight with 1200 gallons poured in under Lindberghs supervision. Plans remain indefinite and the exact departure time and next stop were not announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
Charles A. Lindbergh
Greenland
St. John's
Newfoundland
Cartwright
Labrador
Atlantic
Model Codes Suggested Amid Recovery Act Dispute
President Roosevelt weighs dates for coal groups to present codes as agreement seems unlikely. Indiana coal interests already back the Jacksonville agreement covering 14 states. An oil code and steel-industry codes are reported ready. Russell B. Brown urges a recovery act order to curb hot oil shipments violating state law and argues prompt action would bolster industry confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Johnson
Jacksonville
Russell B. Brown
Independent Petroleum Association
Roosevelt
Mississippi
Rocky Mountain
Arkansas
Louisiana
Kansas
Ge- Hon
Square Deal in New Deal Rally Seeks Prohibition Repeal Fight
In Pittsburgh on July 12 Dr C W Crooke of the anti saloon league urged a square deal in the new deal and denounced Roosevelt and Farley for repeal efforts. He called for a no repeal program with aims including cross group cooperation and a local option and education campaign while warning that the opposing side includes saloon keepers and liquor interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
INS
Pennsylvania
C. W. Crooke
Anti-Saloon League
Grooke
Roosevelt
Farley
Pennsylvania Anti-Saloon League
Cocke
Rock of Gibraltar
Mays Named State Manager of Home Owners Loan Corp
Jacob Mays of Berks County Pennsylvania was appointed states manager of the Home Owners' Loan Corporation in Pennsylvania. He will establish headquarters in Philadelphia with assistant state managers to direct officers in Pittsburgh and Harrisburg. Appointments for three branch offices are expected soon by the Home Loan Bank Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Jacob Mays
Berks County
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Pennsylvania
Mays
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Hartisburg
Tegel
Home Loan
Ambridge Bans Sunday Movies After Protests
Ambridge Pa July 12 The city council banned Sunday movies after protests from four pastors who said churches received little or no proceeds. Police reports note theaters raised prices from 30 to 46 cents on Sundays and kept 25 percent of revenue for charity. one theater allegedly gave nothing for eight weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambridge
Detour on Route 422 to be removed soon
Local reports indicate the detour on Route 422 will be removed shortly as concrete work at the East Brady Butler road intersection and the Freeport Road intersection is finished. The road will open to traffic along its entire length in the near future with safety improvements including sweeping curves and widened approaches at key junctions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Brady-Butler Road
Freeport Road
East Brady
Butler Roads
Lad Injured by Exploding Dynamite Cap Near Custis Baja
A young boy was severely burned and cut on Monday afternoon when a dynamite cap he was playing with exploded. He was treated by a Kittanning physician and admitted to hospital at 5 PM. Doctors hesitate to determine if the right eye will be saved as swelling subsides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custis
Baja
Iai
Bonatalier
Factor May Be Freed Today
Steillane, tied to a gangland ride, is reported to be freed today. Authorities note Springfield ties and prior police record in the case as the decision looms.
Fleurieu Gains New Name in Civil and Religious Rite
Leander James McCormick, ex-husband of Alie Cudahy of Chicago, married today in London to the Comtesse Renée Marie Mauricette Henriette Gabrielle de Fleurieu, formerly wife of Henri Hippolyte Pierre de Fleur. The ceremony included civil and religious rites at the Henrietta Street registry office. groom age 44, bride 33.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leander James McCormick
Alie Cudahy
Chiiago
Comtesse Renee Marie Mauricette Henriette Gabrielle. de Fleurieu
Hencvn Hippolyte Pierre de Fleur
London
Henrietta Street
Second wife mum on arrest in Canton affair
Egan’s wife says the man was arrested after a acquaintance in Canton identified him. He described the event as a heartbreak amid the unfolding case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egan
Canton
Feud Triggers Shooting Over Contested Wheat Land
Walter and Yarngl families have fought over land since about three years, prompting court battles and rising tensions. In the latest incident, Walter Youth admitted that the wheat cut by him and others was planted by the Walters, fueling the feud and ensuing shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Youth
Walters
Yarngl
Walter
Kidnappers Reach Intermediary in O'Connell Case
The Albany missing youth case shifts as captors settle on an intermediary after rejecting an earlier list. Rumors swirl about go betweens Paul Carroll or Dave Hoataling, with ransom figures cited from 250000 to 25000. Family payments and police fingerprints emerge as investigations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. O'Connell
Daniel P. O'Connell
Albany
Connell
Paul Carroll
Dave Hoataling
Morris "Mush" Trackiner
Young O'Connell
O'Connell
Young O’connell
Putnam Street
Mahan Fired as Police Head of Johnstown
McCloskey claims Carroll was not working for the city and will not sign his pay warrant. Mahan exits headquarters after clearing his desk. he had said he would not serve as a school teacher and remains under a one year civilian superintendent contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll
McCloskey
Mies Mollie Evans
Police Department
Mahan
State care costs total $29,582.82 as charges to the county
Figures list seven institutions including Torrance State Hospital Allegheny County Workhouse Dixmont Farview Polk State School and Western State Penitentiary with specific eight to twelve month charges. The combined costs for these facilities amount to $29,582.82 and reference other related charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torrance State Hospital
Allegheny County Workhouse
Dixmont Hospital
Farview State Hospital
Polk State School
Pennsylvania Training School
Western State Penitentiary
White Woman Avows Devotion To Colored M. D.
In Los Angeles a white Virginia woman, 28 year old Margaret Fay Desmond, declares devotion to Dr Eugena C Nelson a colored physician and plans to seek annulment from her husband Leo F Desmond after a complex affair. She says she hid marriage to pursue the doctor and discusses citizenship, alimony, and legal action while recounting the entangled story and past statements by the physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Rhea
Los Angeles
Eugena C. Nelson
Margaret Fay Desmond
Virginia
Leo F. Desmond
Nelson
Desmond
Helen
Lee Worthing
Eugene
Public Notice of Meeting and Basket Weaving Roster
A misspelled dated notice lists July 13 14 and 18 events at 7 00 PM to repay funds and publish waiting list notices. It names dozens of individuals including Harry Prentice and J C Brin and ends with a series of surnames such as Downey Du Ein and Edwards. The document warns that unreported waits will be removed from the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mit Ofamen
Harry Prentice
Phila
J. C. Brin
Ralla Besiahd
Gor
Bertinger
Homer B Burkett
Heee Carnahan
Marie Carney
Charles Clawson
Clyde Clawson
John Clawson
Sam Gozek
Governor Clark
Leo Creek
William Culliver
Gordon Cunningham
Alex Daskevich
William Deyarmin
George Deabendarfer
Edward Ditch
Chester Ditch
Kenneth Ditch
Patrick Con Sant Doty
Honter Downey
Harold du Ein
Cameron Denbenderfer
Dalvin Kimiston
Les Edwards
Revival closes with Tabernacle evangelist Friday night
Tabernacle preacher F Linehome will end his weeklong campaign with a Friday night service. He warned against emotionalism, urged righteousness, and warned of devil possession in various lives. Hlls dale MP Rev H L Davis and sister Edna Davis will speak at Hillsdale Methodist Protestant Thursday at 7 45 pm and appear at Penn Run Methodist Episcopal Friday at 2 45 pm. Everyone is welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle
F. Linehome
Texas
Indiana
Hillsdale M
H. L. Davis
Edna Davis
Bridgeville
Hillsdale’ Methodist
Penn Run
Reunions set for Stewart Campbell School at Round Top
A Stewart Campbell School reunion is planned for Thursday August 3 at Round Top four miles west of Armagh on the William Penn highway. Shelter provided if weather turns inclement. All pupils and friends urged to attend for a basket picnic. Separately a mallard duck banded at Green Bay Wisconsin on November 3 1930 was killed near Georgetown South Dakota five days later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart-Campbell School
Stewart-Campbell
Armagh
Green Bay
Wis
Georgetown
S. G
Pittsburgh Hearings Reveal Worker Wage Inequities
Testimony in Pittsburgh reveals illegal overtime and drastic wage cuts as skilled men replaced by women and girls paid far less. Firms cited include a furniture firm paying $10 weekly, a dairy firm at $12, and workers at a New Kensington Aluminum plant earning $1.10 per 40,000 pots cleaned in nine hours. Officials deny charges and a labor investigator notes Pittsburgh exceeds Pennsylvania Dutch regions in such practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Uin
Gallaghee’ Inventio Ratin
Smalla Bryce Pinchot
Hokritaes
Pittsurgh
God Wowen
4& Furniture Company
Wbte
New’ Kensington
Aluminum Company of America
McIntyre Upsets Blairsville in Local Meet
McIntyre defeated Blairsville in a recent event, with nearby coverage noting the resilience of a California palm used as protective foliage and a broader fact about the ocean’s average depth at 12,000 feet.
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Thwestern
Pers’a
Ansfers
TaWay Dept
Meu & Boye
Mrs. Simpson
Greenstore
Ohio
Lindberghs
New Deal
Home Loan Corp
Lad
Steillane
Springfield
Mme. Fleurieu
Daniel
P. Piconsel
New York
Edward J. O'Connell
John J. O'Connell, Jr
M. D
Leo
Ireland
Hugh Culler
Teash
Robert
George
Evelyn M. Hughes
State Labor Department
McIntyre
Chiesa
Dsubnor
Mosca Sheriff
Gia McIntyre
Patrarca
Fincovich
Turk
M. Fincovich
Romeo
Bolo
Romo
Fincovic
Sheriff
Furl
Sheriff Wirdzek Toe
Pame
Ganire Wilkerson
APSR
Wheeler & Woolsey
Tom
Robby Jones Golt Reel
Agreaw
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