Senate Cloture Battle Over Naval Treaty Escalates
Washington July 19 The Hoover administration resumes efforts to ratify the naval treaty as Senate debates continue twelve hours through last night and into today, with seven senators leading a prolonged fight against ratification. Supporters expect a midweek vote with cloture likely. the goal is to avoid adjournment before presidential appointments are confirmed.
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Salliam
K. Hutchinson
Kyhington
Senate
Hoover
Ite
Istration Landers
Johnson
Cal
McKellar
Town
Copeland
Nu Yu Oxed
N, H
Hale
Oddie
Nov
Blane
Wis
Japan
Great Britain
France
Italy
United States
Auchoris
Shooting and heat toll fill Midwestern and national pages
The report details a guard duel in Pennsylvania with Private Charles J. Stewart killed and others wounded, part of Troop A investigations. It notes a broader heat wave causing multiple deaths nationwide, including Chicago Detroit New York St Louis and Pittsburgh, with temperatures near the century mark. Authorities warn the case may extend to more arrests while cooler conditions edge toward the west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agion Reensburg
Charles J. Stewart
Pennsylvania
Ware
John L. Williams
Mo- 25 Rocks
John Jones
Merald
John I. Dargus
Walter Richardson
Gatis
Payette
Tr.iyate
John J. Downey
Acala
Chicago
Detroit
New York
Stephen Decker
St. Louis
Kansas City
Cedar, Rapids
Winchester
Pittsjburgh
Imperial Valley
Gutham
California
Rocky Mountain
Denver
Mean Temperature Drops Across Regions in 24 Hours
The report notes a 68 degree low with a peak of 80 at 8 PM yesterday. The mean temperature for the day stands at 77 degrees as forecasters warn of thunder and cooling after a hot spell.
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Ithe
Lorento
Nat
Apong
Ormada
Bea
Lincoln
Bydil
St. Louie
Chi- U
Civeleville
At- Yay
Des Moines
City
Detroit
Adyion
Qol
Springfield
Enjoyable Day At Wineburg Home
A pleasant gathering took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wineburg near Locust. Friends shared a midday dinner with a large group including the Hoffmans, Alrsmans, Emards, Fritz, Bente family, Henry Hulda, Stiver, Gromley, and several Winabargs.
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Wineburg
Clarence
Emard
Richard Emard
Earl
Bristol
Marion Fritz
Somerset
Bente
James
Ralph
Bob
Hulda Henry
A. L. Stiver
Edgar ~Gromley
Harry Gromley
Jana Wineberg
Lon
Ethel
Joaner
Gladys
Hazel
George
Norman
Clayton Winabarg
Union Church Notes and Evening Services Schedule
Church notes list morning and evening services across Union First United Presbyterian Methodist Episcopal and Second United Presbyterian. Programs include choirs concerts pieces by Roberts Nevin Lansing Haydn and Goss Ell postlude Susannah Simpey Garrett and Tumble Faith. Rev. John A McCamey Rev Robert L Clark Rev Samuel W Shane deliver sermons with program details and a 9:50 Sunday school time.
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Roberts
Nevin
Mithem
Lansing
Haydn
Christian
Fred
Fink— Bible School
Union
First United Presbyterian Chirch
Methodist
Hpiocopal
Y. M.C. Ai
John A. McCamey
Presbyterian
Robert L. Clark
Je —Church School
Clark
Gossel Postlude
Susannah
Letrant
Simpey
Garrett
Evening Union Serviice
Second United Presbyterian
Samuel W. Shane
Merning
Union and Local Church Services Schedule
A list of church services and events across denominations with times, leaders, and locations. Includes Christ Episcopal Holy Communion at 9:00, First Regular Baptist Bible School and morning services, Union evening services, Catholic Mass times, and camp meeting notices, reflecting a crowded weekly religious calendar.
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Munion
Union
A. B
Hoshach
V. G. Zener
J Meyarstown
Bt. Bernard's
N. P. McNelis
Christian ‘Science
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Mahaffey
of God
St James-A. M. E. Zion
Watere
the Fair
Stock market setback as oils and steels lead declines
New York July 18 stock prices retreated in broad selling with late-session lows. Major losses hit U S Steel and several diversified issues while utilities and oils softened despite price-cut hopes. overall turnover suggested a subdued day, with commodity markets closing firm amid cautious trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Allien Chemical
Auburn
Columbian Carbon
Case Threshing
Weating
Columbia Gas
Electris
Standard of New Jersey
Atlantic Refining
Sinclajt
Calumbig Gas-Blee
Salt Cresk
Jerseeeenees
DUAN
Graham Paige
Waatern
Vicks Winanelas
United Gas Imp
Arkavisas Nat
Gaga Vieseereer UH Auburn Motor
Irreereeeeeres
Borden Bile
Blec
Bond and
Shaye
Severa
Trinity and United Services Week Schedule Notes
Sunday services listed across churches in Homer City Blairsville and nearby areas. Rev W A Blackwell and Rev Charles E Held lead morning and afternoon sermons with Sunday School at 9:80 and 1:80 in various congregations. Evening union service features an out of town preacher at United Presbyterian. Prayer meetings noted and general welcome extended to all attendees.
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W. A. Blackwell
Johnstown
P. BM
Johnston
Blairsville
Luther Chayel
Coral
Charles
Methodist Episcopal
Stafford
Wayne Patch
Judge weighs Grace compensation in Bethlehem merger case
Antimerger lawyers seek admission of Grace's salary and bonus from Bethlehem to prove a multi million dollar deal. Judge Jenkins adjourned court to Monday to resolve when the merger took effect and whether Grace's compensation must be disclosed dating back to April. The Bethlehem executive is described as a silent witness shaping the arguments.
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Grace
Bethlehem
Sheet and Tube
Jenkins
Funerals for Dinsmore Family Held in Punxsutawney and Varying Names
Funeral services were held Sunday for John A. Dinsmore and Mollie Jane Smith Hall with burial at Fairview Cemetery and Rowley Cemetery, including Masonic rites. Mollie Jane Hall, 40, died in Indiana hospital from complications of diseases, survived by husband Richard Hall and five children. Samuel C. Hart, 48, of Vandergrift, was killed in a miner incident at Paulton Coal Mining Co in West Apollo when coal cays shifted on the main track. coroner reports the fatal accident.
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J. Bax
Dily
G. F. Wright
Charles L. J
John
Nandview Cemetery
Baaken
Wright
Sabo
Foo
Pollca
Dean
Tha
Jan
Gould
Ghi
Pollue
Ikslch
Silbo
Doroner
Mollie Jane Smith Hall
Molly Jane Smith Hall
Richard Hall
Montgomery Township
Indiana
Mills
Williamsburg
Charles
Akron
Homer
William
Byrd
Leon
Slater
Thomas M. Bryson
Portage
Penton
Charles Williams
Rowley Cemetery
Samuel C. Hart
Vandergripft
Emerson Street
Vandergrith
Paulton Coal Mining Company
West Apollo
Hart
J. F. Bair
Vandercrift
Obituary Notice for Hart Family Head in Vandergrift
The body was taken to A A Shaw funeral home Hancock avenue extension and prepared for burial. Survived by wife Hazel, daughter Daisy, two sons Roy at home, mother Jennie Hart, sister Mrs Harry Johns of Ellsworth PA, brothers William of Xahonl WV and Ross of Heilwood. Funeral Sunday at 2 from home, Rev Roy J. Mayer officiating, burial Vandergrift Cemetery.
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A. A. Shaw
Hancock Avenue Extension
Hazel ‘Hara
Daisy
Roy
Jennie Hart
Harry Johns
Ellsworth
William
Xahonl W. Va
Ross
Heilwood
Roy J. Mayer
First Lutheran Church
Vandergrift
Anthracite Wage Compact Aims Industrial Peace Amid Rethink
A modified arbitration form for wage scales and problems is set to ease tensions in the coal industry. Lewis and W Inglis of Glen Alden Coal Company claim the compact will not reduce wages and seeks to secure industrial peace. The pact provides a 12 member committee with outside experts, a miners dues arrangement, limits on car loads, and a structured wage and factfinding process. It also allows wage payments by check in supported communities to avoid pay halts.
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Lewis
W. Inglis
Glen Alden Coal Company
Prowp
United Mine ‘Workers of America
Reapportionment predicts shifts in House seats
The piece outlines expected changes after reapportionment, naming states gaining or losing seats in the U S House. California Michigan New York are likely to gain, while Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Maine Massachusetts Minnesota Nebraska Rhode Island Tennessee Vermont Virginia face losses. Urban population may surpass rural for the first time, Detroit expected to gain seats, and several states listed as unchanged based on known populations.
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Indy
California
Michigan
New York
Indiana
Iowa
Kanasa
Maine
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Nebraska
Vermont
Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Texas
Detroit
National
House of Representatives
Florida
Towa
Kansas
O' Maine
Rhode Island
Congress
House
Arkansas
Colorado
Delaware
Ilinois
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Utah
Washington
West Virginia
Wistonain
Hidden radio hubs found in opulent summer colonies raid
Treasury agents raided illicit radio stations concealed in sedate mansions across wealthy summer colonies. Houses housed butlers and cooks to disguise the stations as homes of prominent families. Independent generators kept stations isolated to avoid long range contact. Officers OBrien Bernstein Batcheller Potter Lee led the operation with engineers locating the transmitters.
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Hampton ‘Bays
Southamp
New
Foundwork
Ab Southanton
Col
QS O’brien
Treasuy Department
Chas
M. Bernstein
Treasury
R. al Batcheller
W. N. Potter
A. J. Lee
Man accused of selling own testimonial dinner tickets
A Hoboken police officer was suspended and ordered to face a hearing after it was discovered he was selling tickets at five dollars each to his own testimonial dinner. The incident, revealed by July nineteenth, prompted official action.
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Hoboken
Doula Bozatti
Holokea
Bozett
Gay boating party fatality in Chicago Bay crash
Coast guardsmen recovered the body of Betty Ayers, 18, from Lake Michigan after an eight hour search following a speed boat collision at a gay boating party. The scarab, owned and piloted by George Polver of Washington, D C, was involved in the crash and an investigation was opened.
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Chicago
S Bay
Betty Ayers
Lake Michigan
Mias Ayers
Werd
Tiding
George Polver
Washington, D. C
Woman 70 Foils Burglary In Pittsburgh
Police search today for a youthful bandit who failed to rob the Improvement of the Poor after a 70 year old cashier Miss Sarah Brooks clung to the money and screamed for help. A 60 year old man and a storeroom clerk Tom McHugh aided but were struck. bandit fled leaving revolver behind.
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Pittsburgh
INS
Sarah Brooks
Tom McHugh
Dlark
Fire hits St Lawrence Catholic Church near New Castle
Early today a fire at St Lawrence Catholic Church and parish house in Hillsville ten miles west of New Castle caused about $20,000 in damage. Six people were injured as falling timbers or slate from the roof during the blaze. William Scott a 50 year old man was hurt while attempting to loot sacred items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Hillsville
William Scott
Bar Mill Building Under Construction In Ohio Plant
A $2,000,000 Bar Mill is under construction at the McDonald plant in Trumbull County Ohio for Carnegie Steel Co. The unit, erected by the American Bridge Co., will have an output of 800 tons a month of flats squares rounds and nut steel and is expected to be in operation early next year.
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Youngstown
Carnepids Steel Co
Mcdonald
Trumbull County
American Bridge Co
Gallatin Blaze Destroys 330000 in Gallatin
A fire near Gallatin, Pennsylvania destroyed a garage two dwellings and a combined post office and store, causing about 330000 in losses. Firefighters arrived late as a bucket brigade, 1500 feet of hose, and a New York Central engine fought the blaze. Origin undetermined. Post Master Joseph Plitnick alerted residents.
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Monongahela
Fromen
Donora
New York Central
Gallatin
Monogahela River
Joseph Plitnick
Municipal Band Delights Crowd With New Selections
An audience in cars and outside the Municipal Building enjoyed a fine concert by Director William Beck and his band last evening at 8 o clock. The ensemble offered several new pieces, showcasing the band’s disciplined training under Mr Beck.
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William Beck
Bod
Mr. Beck
Friday visitors and town figures listed
A long roster of Friday Indiana visitors and local residents is noted. Among those mentioned are Dr E, EB Lewis, and families from Glen Campbell Philadelphia Chicago Marion Center Blairsville and Blairsville. People visiting include Mrs Iddo Lewis Marchand Miss Ella Cresswell Johnstown and several local officials and businesspeople.
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Lewis
Glen Campbell
Stanley Elkin
Elkin
Lock Haven
James Daugherty
Philadelphia
Frank Daugherty
A. B. Agnew
Chicago
Hammond, Ill
Harbison-Walker, Bruck Company
M. C. Watson
Agnew
Jimmy
Judith
Horace Thompson
Pat Strautiff
Marion Center Bank
Marion Center
Indiana
W. G Byrnes
Blairaville
P.R. R
DE C Bethel
John Lambing
Nolo
J. G. Miller
Arms Strong Township
Allern
H. B. White
Rogafter
Napp
Dixonyilis
Jane
Larkin
G. C. Melain
Oenny Ford
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