Mine Working Plan Calls For 36 Hour Week
Washington July 14 The coal industry code under the National Recovery Act proposes an average 86 hour week with 5 a day underground and 4 for surface labor. The plan covers about 28 percent of national tonnage and anticipates adjustments by regional living costs and district conditions. Johnson hails progress toward a compromise as the Stockholder group nears agreement on a code.
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Washington
INS
Coal Industry
Hugh S. Johnson
Stockefeller - Mellon
New York
Johnson
Oid River
Mississipipi River
Morgantown
Fairmont
West Virginia
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Texas
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
Montana
Jitters For Policemen In Chicago Case
In Chicago on July 14 INS reports Paul Mazelka and Thomas Barrowman asked furloughs claiming jitters after they encountered Charley Curtis a Negro who allegedly carried two explosive pistols They visited Curtis home opened a box that seemed to hold guns revealing a skeleton snakes and a huge bear which frightened them Curtis later said he used the prop items for lodge entertainment and would skip lodge meetings for a while
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Chicago
Paul Mazelka
Thomas
Barrowman
Charley” Curtis
Charlie
Oul
Yale Professor Missing After Home Visit Disguise
A wide search was under way in New Haven for Professor Raymond Paugherty, famed curator of Sterling Memorial Library at Yale, who vanished yesterday afternoon after leaving his home for an ordinary walk. The 65 year old professor, identified as Daugherty in some copies, was last seen near campus areas.
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New Haven
Conn
Raymond Paugherty
Sterling Memorial Fa Library
Yale University
Daugherty
Kidnapers Reach Out On O Connell Case In New Letter
Albany July 14 The kidnapers of John J O Connell Jr a 19 year old nephew of the O Connell clan contacted his uncle Dan O Connell saying the hostage was all right They asked that a new list of possible intermediaries be published in three New York newspapers and referenced two prior intermediary lists The letter bore the signature of the young captive to prove authenticity The case follows earlier demands and police pursuit in Albany Chicago and Cook County with alleged Touhy gang involvement and a banker and real estate operator among those at risk.
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Albany
N. J
INS
John J. O'Connell, Jr
O’connell
Dan O'Connell
National
Ita
Young O'Connel
New York
Young O'Connell
Chigago
Chicago
Aace
Tld
John
John D. Herta
Pics Ture
Otto
Lehman
Ariment
Suer
Alton
Arthur M. Cooper
Louis
Edwardsville
August Luer
Alten
Arthur, Jr
Death toll rattles two families in Commodore and Plumville
First death marks grief across Commodore and nearby towns with Mrs Irene Matthis dying at Indiana Hospital. Survivors include husband Wreust Matthis six children and German-born parents Theodore and Julia Dellman among relatives in Commodore and Pittsburgh. Funeral at Stafford Catholic Church. Second death, infant Samuel James Ekman five months, dies at Sagamore home with Bowser Funeral Home handling services. Roy A McClain 36 dies in Delmont after four weeks illness. Survived by wife Anna Doyle McClain two children and parents. Funeral and burial details noted in Plumville and Kin Georgeville areas.
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Mas Irene Matthis
Wreust Matthis
Commodore
Indiana Hospital
Matthis
Theodore Deitman
Clymer
Germany
Punxsutawney
Stafford
Raymond
Bernice
Geraldine
Frederick
Winifred
Gecella Mae
Speeht
Pittsburgh
Seibart
Gabrielson
Theoore Dell
Samuel James
Samuel James Eak- Man
Sagamore
Bowser Funeral Home
Plumville
Griftn
Presbyterian
Ghoreh
Georgeville
Roy As “McClain
Roy A. McClain
Delmont
Conemaugh Tron Company
Anna Doyle McClain
Walter
Laura
Walter McClain
Leah
Charlotte
LE. B. Hanks
Lindberghs Land in Newfoundland on North Atlantic Survey
Colonel and Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh landed safely in Botwood Newfoundland at 12 40 PM Newfoundland time after a 200 mile flight from St Johns The couple had considered delaying their survey flight which aims to chart North Atlantic air routes to Greenland and beyond.
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John's
Newfoundland
Taly
INS
Charles A. Lindbergh
Botwood
St. John’s
North Atlantic
Greenland
Economy Day In Indiana Stores Tomorrow
Merchants of Indiana prepared a fully selected stock for the first Economy Day in Indiana, offering up to date goods at tempting prices. Local shoppers in Indiana and Floyd County are urged to buy now before prices rise as prosperity returns and wages may advance. A $100 cash prize plan will be announced in the stores, with prize awards to be made at the Ritz Theatre Monday evening.
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Indiana
Frdiane
Ritz Theatre
Koontz Party Learns Canadian Fishing Lesson at Stormy Lake
Homer W Koontz a Philadelphia meat dealer joined Norman C Koontz Norman Koontz Jr Carroll Rupp James MeKelvey of Indiana and Harry and Jack DeSalis of Hamilton Ontario on a fishing trip at Stormy Lake. The group’s tale centers on landing Canadian muskellunge equaling the effort of landing beef.
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Homer W. Koontz
Philadelphia
Homer
Norman C. Koontz
Norman Koontz
Campook
Carroll Rupp
James Me‘Kelvey
Indiana
Harry
Jack DeSalis
Hamilton
Ont
Stormy Lake
Indiana County
Home-Coming At Rayne Presbyterian Church
Rayne Presbyterian invites all friends to a home-coming program on Sunday July 16 with Sabbath School at 10 a m preaching at 11 a m lunch at 12 program of readings songs and talks by pastor visiting ministers and former Rayne members All times listed are eastern standard.
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Rayne Presbyterian Church
R. M. Offutt
Rayne Church
Killer Bandits Raid Payroll Office
Philadelphia July 14 Killer bandits invaded the Allied Kid Company offices today shot and killed veteran policeman Charles Stockberger who guarded the payroll and escaped with a payroll estimated between 7000 and 10000 dollars.
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Philadelphia
Allied Kid Company
Charles Stockberger
Italian Armada Sets Course for Montreal Flight
Italian air armada led by Gen Italo Balbo departs Shediac New Brunswick bound for Montreal as part of a longer flight from Lake Oxbetello Italy to Chicago's Century of Progress exposition. First section lifts at 6 51 Eastern daylight time.
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Shediac
New Brunswick
Italo Balbo
Montreal
Lake Oxbetello
Italy
Chicago
Balbo
Blairsville Judge of Election Named for Blairsville
Ralph C. Brown has been appointed judge of election for Blairsville First Ward by Judge J N Langham. He succeeds M G Miller who was removed from the district. Girl Scout Food Sales Troop 3 at Stahura's Saturday July 16 273.
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Ralph C. Brown
Blairsville
J. N. Langham
M. G. Miller
Stahura's
Pastor Named Holiness Head At Indiana County Meeting
The Cambria and Indiana County Holiness Association held its annual meeting at Bellano grounds. Rev. W. H. Armstrong of Indiana Wesleyan Methodist Church was elected president. Other officers named include Ward Adams Bel sane secretary treasurer C J Bennett Belsano first vice president Rev Charles G Williams Indiana second vice president Rev Mr Blahl Apollo third vice president Dr G R Churchill Indiana fourth vice president Rev Joseph Markee Hillsdale fifth vice president.
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Cambria and
Indiana
Mr. Blahl
Apollo
G. R. Churchill
Joseph Markee
Hillsdale
McCloskey to Address Blairsville Meeting Both Sessions
The Indiana County Workers' Federation committee at Blairsville High School plans an afternoon speech by Johnstown’s Eddie McGloskey and a second talk in the evening. The 7:00 p.m. E.T. night session will be held in the Blairsville High School Auditorium.
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Indiana County Workers’ Federation
Blairsville High School
Eddie McGloskey
Johnstown
Man Falls on Pitchfork in Greensburg Hay Mow
W G Beatty a Westmoreland County farmer was injured when he fell from a hay mow and was impaled on a pitchfork prong. Doctors at Westmoreland Hospital said his abdomen was punctured. Beatty was directing farm hands when he stepped near the edge and fell.
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Greensburg
W. G. Beatty
Westmoreland County
Westmoreland Hospital
Beatty
Indiana community picnic planned at fair grounds
Plans for a Indiana community picnic to be held at the Indiana Fair Grounds on a coming Wednesday half-holiday afternoon. A varied program is planned with sports, an address by a prominent legislator, and possibly one or two horse races. The informal committee will announce details next week.
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Indiana
Indiana Fair Grounds
Bounties Paid for Predatory Beasts in June
The state paid bounties for predatory animals in June. Indiana county rewards totaled 1 gray fox and 45 weasels for 83 dollars. State totals included 1 wild cat 1 gray fox and 1,632 weasels for 2,221 dollars.
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Indiana
Hastings Plans Big Convention
Hastings Fire Company and committees plan the 1933 Cambria County Volunteer Firemen’s Association convention in Hastings the first week of August. Events include Ex servicemen’s Day First Aid meet a large parade on Firemen’s Day and an industrial parade with prizes over 200 in total. About 40 fire companies and 16 corps have signed on with prizes 75 35 and 15 dollars. Indiana Drum Corps Fred McKendrick and The Friendly Guy show are part of the week’s plans.
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Hastings
Hastings Fire Company
Firemen’s Association of
Cambria County
County Organization
T.p
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Fred McKendrick
Carolina
Services for First United Presbyterian Church
Communion Sabbath will be held in the First United Presbyterian church this evening at 8 o'clock and tomorrow afternoon at 2 30. Rev W M Woodfin of the Third Church Pittsburgh will speak tonight while Rev J J McIlvaine will preach tomorrow afternoon. Homey Suggestion Meeting There will be a Republican meeting in Community Hall Homey City Tuesday evening July 18 at 8 o'clock to discuss candidates for Center township offices. All voters urged to attend.
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First United Presbyterian Church
W. M. ‘Woodfin
Third Church
Pittsburgh
J. J. McIlvaine
Homey Suggestion
Commuunity Hall
Homey City
Public Works Program Opens With $115 Million Allocated
The administration launched a massive public works program led by Interior Secretary Harold L. Ickes announcing allocations totaling 115,518,610. Federal projects include 64,561,442 for miscellaneous works and 50,000,000 for roads, forests, and Indian lands, with 952,068 for 24 towns water and sewer systems. The plan aims to employ 1,000,000 by October 4. The board will review many more projects, and early grants target permanent, high-value work ready for immediate completion.
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Williams
NRAL
Washington
Interior
Harold L. Ickes
Ioken
Congress
Sckes
Cabinet Public Works ‘Board
Roosevelt
Madaway
Ickes
Savoy
Tekes
Interior Department
Boulder Dam
Saltar
Bureau of Lighthouses
Army
Nestweek
Public Works Board
New England
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Wisconsin
Illinois
Michigan
Indiana
Ohio
North
South Dakota
Nebraska
Minnesota
Iowa
Wyoming
Montana
Idaho
Quegon
Colorado
Nevada
Utah
World economic conference stalls amid hopeless stage
London July 14 The world economic conference adjourns to July 27 as steering committees demand subcommittee reports. Plenary session will be hard with experts appointed and delegates likely to depart never to return. After the American push for shorter hours and wage rises, Britain opposes public works programs. Unemployment judged a gravest problem, while discussions on central bank cooperation and commercial indebtedness continue amid division. Economy Day Special. Indiana Evening Garcia delivered by carrier $6.00 per mail in Indiana County.
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Epwand
Deuss
INS Sia
London
INS
World Economic Conference
Ehlet
Great Britain
Sam D. McHeynolds
Tannessee
Economic Commission
James M. Cox
Ohio
Federal Reserve System
Pace of pay and plant layoffs at regional mills
A battered OCR summary notes Payrolic and American Steel firms in the Kiski region facing slow output and layoffs at a West Leechburg plant. Mentions of a $100,000 bracket, February orders, and payroll trends. cites a Philadelphia Fed report showing overall manufacturing employment changes.
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Sapany Annotine Company
Pay Ste
Kiski
Payrolig
Phar
American Steel” & Tipahy
Weburg
Penn
Tragic River Excursion Disaster Near Moscow
A Soviet river outing tragedy near Moscow left many dead as a crowded boat overfilled its capacity. Officials announced the incident today after weeks of suppression, with a party of families including women and children reportedly crowded onto the craft under union guidance. The exact death toll and full details remain unclear amid conflicting accounts and limited information.
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Moscow
Toda
Imi
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Jake the Barber
la Grange
Ill
Luer
O'Connell
Ernest Matthis
Samuel James Enkian
Evening Gazette
Nail
Savel
Candaian
Rayne Presbyterian
New
Holiness
McCloskey
Man Falls
Pitchfork
First United Presbyterian
Eingberg N
Opera
Hedberg
Carriey
Yance
Philadelphia Fed Bank
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