Earle Signs Tougher Child Labor Law in Pa
Gov. George H. Earle signed a broader child labor bill raising the minimum employment age to 18? wait 14 to 18? The article notes new limits including eight hours daily and six days weekly for those under 18. Newsboys and minors in non manufacturing jobs receive special provisions and employment certificates become required for under 18. A 30 minute lunch and night restrictions are included along with a digest of the law posted at worksites.
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Harrisburg
Ily
INS
George H. Earle
Pennsylvania
Peter Graff
Armstrong
Earle
Senate Labor and Industry Committee
William C. Hunsicker
Philadelphia
Internal Affairs
Rev Thompson Becomes Bride In East Smithfield Ceremony
Rev Thompson and bride plan residency in East Smithfield after a nuptial. The bride, trained nurse and missionary candidate, studied at Baptist Institute Philadelphia and Eastern University to prepare for ministry. She previously served Everett church as pastor and educator, while Rev Morstall Smith leads Monongahela Larger Parish and chairs regional church commissions.
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East Smithfield
Everett
Siplist
Ceuvre
Baptist Institue
Philadelphia
China
Everet
Morstall Smith
Monongahela
Kuyral
Small Town
Siziessociation
Fairlawn Stores To Picnic July 25
The second annual Fairlawn Stores picnic will be at Irwin Park Curwensville on Thursday July 25 for members customers and friends. Activities include band concerts by Clymer Concert Band directed by Cappella, dancing with Red Witherson's orchestra, trap shooting with prizes, a baseball game Punxsutawney versus Clearfield, swimming contests, Mountain City Four from DuBois, horseshoe events, free coffee and drinks, balloons for children, a first aid tent, and $105 in prizes with $15 per Fairlawn Stores unit. Tickets at entry collect name address and nearest store for drawing with food orders as prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairlawn
Irwin Park
Curwensville
Clymer
Professor Cappella
Red Witherson
Edwards
Federal Cartridge Company
Punxsutawney
Clearfield
Punxshtawhey
Clearfield Boys
Mountain City
DuBois
Lauderbach-Griest Company
Diplomatic clash over Japanese neutrality shocks Rome
Diplomatic row erupts as Japanese envoy Sugimura pledges neutrality in Italy while Tokyo rejects the pledge. In Cairo, July 20, reports warn of looming war between Italy and Abyssinia as world powers rush to shield diplomats. Britain ships sand bags to protect the legation. about 120,000 Italian troops head from Italy.
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Uotaro Sugimura
Rome
Foreign Office
Tokyo
Peril
Cairo
INS
Haly
Abyssinia
Ethiopia
Addis Ababa
Egypt
Sudan
League of Nations Council
Eyblean- Ethiopian
Halian Somaliland
Italy
Britain Ignores Mussolini in Abyssinia Crisis
British Premier rejects Britain's compromise plan as Mussolini refuses any settlement short of complete control over Ethiopia. Il Duce insists on full military and advisory authority, while the League of Nations defers a July council meeting, delaying potential action amid rising war fears.
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Benito Mussolini
Britain
Duce
Abyssinia
Maly
EH Duce
Italy
Ethiopia
Il Duce
League of Nations Secretariat
Geneva
Council
G. A. R. Post Surrenders 56-Year Charter in Washington
Washington takes quiet note as G A R Post No 120 announces surrender of its 56 year charter. Ill health and deaths reduce active members to one. William F Templeton Post 120 now sole survivor with four members remaining, three inactive, forcing the discontinuation of meetings led by 89 year old A T Anderson.
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Washington
William F. Templeton Post
A. T. Anderson
Department of Pennsylvania
First arrest in woman's death shocks Pittsburgh area
Pittsburgh dispatch reports the arrest of Patsy Valicenti in the murder of Mrs. Marsha Westwood wife of a McKees Rocks justice of the peace. Detectives tied his arrest to a .38 caliber revolver found at his home as the case prompts rapid new leads and questions about a possible paid killer.
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Pittsburgh
INS
Marsha Westwood
McKees
Patsy Valicenti
Montavr
Ardrew P Park
Taev
Mrs. Westwood
McKees Rocks
James J
Valiceni
Said
Westwood
Third Reich Extends Its Ultra Nationalism
Rosenberg, head of the foreign department of the Nazi party, was officially reprimanded, and Anally had his publishing establishments at Munster rinden confiscated. The paper calls this another challenge to the state and views the letter senders as enemies of the state. The Bishop's office urging prayers for the Fatherland alongside support for a man fighting state leadership shows profanation of prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosenberg
Nazi Party
Munster Rinden
Thleve
Mussolini May Seek Explanation From Addis Ababa Over Emperor Speech
Rome reports Premier Mussolini may directly address Addis Ababa to demand full explanation of Emperor Haile Selassie's charges of murder and imperial designs. A foreign office spokesman says the Duce views the Ethiopian address as strong and potentially provocative amid tensions following the Adowa defeat.
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Guglielmo Emanuel Lon
Ttaly
Abyssinia
St Duce
Foreign Office
Addis Ababa
Italy
Haile Selassie
Ely
Adowa
Obituary of Dr Rush Cambria County eye surgeon
The physician and chief ear nose and throat surgeon at Memorial Hospital, Dr Rush, a 15 year Johnstown resident, was renowned for pioneering eye research in Cambria County. Born February 16 1876 in Vatrmoni India he trained at Earlham Mareerford and Penn and married Annette J Johnson of Fairmont Indiana in 1910. He practiced in Portage for seven years and pursued post graduate work at Wills Eye Hospital University of Pennsylvania Harvard and more.
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Johnstown
Rush
Memorial Hospital
Cambria County
Armorican Ophthalmological Society
Vatrmoni
India
Nixon
Louisa
Winslow) Rush
Friends Academy
Fairmont
Ind
Earlham College
Richmond
Mareerford College
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine
Indiana
University of Pennsylvania
Annette J. Johnson
Barclay Johnson
Portage
Wills Eye Hospital
Harvard University
Cambridge
Mass
Stage Beauty Of Ninities Suing Pullman Company
Stage star Agnes Rossman, widow of James G Rossman, sues the Pullman Company in federal court seeking 10 million dollars for monopolistic practices. Her husband says her deluxe sleeping car invention would lower costs, improve comfort, and boost railroads finances if allowed to flourish against the Pullman monopoly.
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Leon W. Shloss
NS. tSaff
Conyright
Washington
CINS
International News Service Today
James G. Rossman
Atlanta
Agnes Rosé Lane
Richard Mansfield
Intl
Lillian Rusell
Pullman Company
Rossman
Federal
Southern District of New York
Samuel Untermyer
Pullman
Roseman
Pullman Co
Cos Cob
Greenwich
Cann
Library
Connecticut
Augustus Rundle Lane
South Street
New York
Dr Rush War Service and Teaching Roles Noted
The Massachusetts Charity Bar Nose and Throat Hospital affiliated physician also taught head anatomy at Jefferson Medical College Philadelphia. He served in World War I in Washington and volunteered for constructive service. He assisted in combat trachoma efforts in the Far East spending eight months in Canton China and four months in Tokyo Japan. Survived by widow two sons Norman and Calvin Jr two daughters Sylvia Louise and Eleanor Jean.
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Massachusetts Charity Bar
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
Rush
Washington
U. S. Army
Far East
Canton
China
Tokio
Japan
Norman Johnson Rush
University of Pennsylvania
Calvin Cicero Rush, Jr
Southmont High School
Sylvia Louise Rush
Anneville
Eleanor Jean Rush
Oberlin College
Oberlin, O
START TO GATHER VOTES LIST OF NAMES BY DISTRICT TWO THREE
A list of individuals names organized by districts Two and Three appears. Names include Kenneth Jamison Betty Jean Johnston Edwin Donald Johnston and many others. No events or actions are described beyond the compilation of voters or participants.
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Kenneth Jamison
Betty Jean Johnston
Edwin Donald Johnston
Joseph Lydie
Paul Mack
Thomas Murray
Ronald Myers
Samuel McCoy
Robert D. McFarland
Bud McNaughton
Lois McSwiney
Robert Nichols
Billy Numan
Martin O'Lear
Kermit Palmer
Lisle Palmer
Bill Pierce
Charles Rugsella
Betty Ralston
Bobby Smith
James Stadtmiller
Elmer Stewart
Paul Stewart
Richard Tomb
Bob Trainer
James Otis
Royden Tyger
Scott Warner
Junior Waltermire
John White
Donald Winters
Wallace Young
John Zaffuto
Maurice Zacur
Anna Mae Zeigler
Greensburg Drum Corps Wins Legion Day Class A Title
Greensburg's Drum and Bugle Corps won the Legion Day Class A contest in Johnstown, outscoring Tarentum to claim $225 while Tarentum earned $150. Roaring Spring took $100 for third. In Class B Brookville won $100, Portage $75, Crafton-Ingram $50. The Democrat Club of Montgomery Township will meet July 22 at 8 p.m. in Miners Hall Arcadia with guest speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Greensburg
Tarentum
Roaring Spring
Brookville
Portage
Crafton-Ingram
Montgomery Democraty
Democrat Club
Montgomery Township
Miners Hall
Arcadia
Fourth national title for midwest four knocks out team
This report notes the quartet of William F. Hopkins and Charles Porter of Cincinnati along with Aaron Frank and Jeff Glick of Cleveland, who won the national knockout team championship. They will return to Asbury Park the week of August 5 to defend their title.
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William F. Hopkins
Charles Porter
Cincinnati
Aaron Frank
Jeff Glick
Cleveland
Asbury Park
Misfit hands force cautious early bidding in bridge play
Jeff Glick faced a misfit hand scenario when his partner opened a suit with little support. Despite a strong hand after passing, he pursued a game contract and executed a six no trump win by capitalizing on heart and spade discards and precise timing, turning initial danger into a successful play.
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Jeff Glick
Card play collapse leads to squeeze in six-odd contract
In a bridge hand from 1935 NEA Service, declarer crafts a squeeze by forcing errors from East and West. Dummy holds the ten of spades and other cards while West discards to reveal a doomed heart lay, producing six-odd tricks from a three-odd contract.
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West
East
South
Diately
Dummy
Declarer
Bast
Clever
NEA Service, Inc
Lobby Probe Will Continue In Washington
House and Senate lobby investigators clash over methods to expose utility lobbying. OConnor accuses forgery telegrams and fake propaganda used to influence Congress while Black orders seizure of documents from Philip Gadsden. Driscoll explains constituents urged him to present evidence to the Senate committee.
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Eric Friedheim
Washington
INS
House
Senate
Congress
O'Connor
House Rules Committee
Capitol
New York
O'Conner
Philip Gadsden
Committee of Utility
Senator Black
Alabama
Rep. Driscoll
Pennsylvania
Driscoll
Warren
Department of Justice
Pittsburgh
Driecoll
New Director Seeks $1 Year Salary for District Office
Somerset Bedford Cambria and Blair Counties will host the new district office in Somerset. Altoona bid strongly for the office and both cities offered free space for the headquarters. Jones said agitation there stemmed from a misunderstanding that relief activities would stop with Somerset district offices.
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Somerset
Bedford
Cambria
Blair Counties
Altoona
Jones
Alt Cona
Ten Day Camp Meeting at Armstrong Grove
A ten day camp meeting runs August 1 to 11 at Armstrong Grove three miles from Kittanning with Rev Fred T. Fuge of Fostoria Ohio leading the opening sermon Thursday evening August 1. The program includes sunrise prayers, multiple preaching services, children and youth meetings, praise and testimony, with tents available free or rentable and meals on site.
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Armstrong Grove
Kittanning
Fred T. Fuge
Fostoria
Fuge
Africa
R. A. Shank
QO. L. King
West Indies
Mary L. Smith
Box
Capitol Notes on Logjam as Roosevelt Tax Bill Stalls
Washington July 20 Capitol Hill faced another legislative logjam with adjournment likely only late in the year. Senate hurdles and House disputes hinder progress on President Roosevelt s share the wealth tax and utility holding company bills. Officials forecast employment gains under the four billion relief program with projects to start soon to reduce relief rolls. Public Utilities IIickes said utilities lobby to block municipal power loan projects and the House committee pressed toward accord on Roosevelt tax policy.
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Edward B. Lockett
Washington
Capitol Hill
Senate
House
Loo
Ways and Means
Roosevelt
Capitol
Chesapeake Bay
Harold L Lekes
PWA
Pwa-Municipal
Henry T. Hunt
Public Works Administration
Hunt
Ickes
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
White House
Harrisburg Bars Skirt Heat as Women Patrons Linger
Country women were accused of monopolizing bars and driving away men, but Harrisburg proprietors reported no such scene. Sales slumped due to heat, though no rebound was expected with the new bill allowing longer hours and freer drinking.
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Harrisburg
Revival Services By Prominent California Ministers
Rev. MacArthur and Rev. Davis of California will deliver Bible messages along with Rev. Richards. Missionary addresses will be given at intervals throughout the day. Overflow services will be held in the Young People’s Tabernacle and ring services spread across the grounds.
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MacArthur
Rev. Davis
California
Richards
Young People's Tabernacle
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Rev. Thompson
Moorhead
Fairlawn Stores
Picnic
G. A. R. Post
Third Reich
Stage Beauty of “Ninties” Suing Pullman Company
Robert Rice
Billy Brown
Verner Chind
Louise Conrad
Ray Davuds
Edward Fenner
Albert Gall
Gerald Gaul
Dale Green
Richard Griffith
Prank B. Holupka
Clyde Homan
Bobby Houck
Walter R. Johnston
Thomas A. Koches
Rose Kains
Charles Lewmer
Mary Catherine Leis
Clair Sebring, Jr
David Snyder
Charles L. White
George Yevchok
Eugene Zerfoss, Jr
Charles MM
Bennett
Frank Black, Jr
Joseph A. Brown
Raymond H. Burkley
Paul Clark
Roscoe Cup
Paul DeVinney
Eva Ickes
John Dimes
Owen Kelly
Glenn Laughry
Joseph Marttea
Jack Mehan
Blair Peterman
Norris Chields
Betty Simpson
James Snowy
Albert Thomas
WME
McKenney
American Bridge League
Aio
Armagh
Buffington
Burrell
Canoe
Cherryhill
Conemaugh
Glen Campbell
Grant
Green
Jacksonville Keens
East Mahoning
West Mahoning
South Mahoning
Marian Center
Montgomery
Pine
L ' Stan
Tawe Sae
Plumville
Rayne
Thee
Salisburg
Shelocta Tae Ae
Smicksburg
Isk
E. Wheatfield
W. Wheatfield
Aos Eee
Eere
Susquehanna Park
Mahaffey
Route 219
S. W. McGarvey
Williamsport
Dist
The
Christian and Missionary Alliance
McGarvey
Irvona
Thomas Williamson
Williamson
Harald M. Best
Girard
Douglass Davies
Erie
Paul W. Milburn
C. Robison
Haffey
C. C. Ellenberger
French West Africa
E. J. Richards
Nyack
N. Y
Israel
Christ
Wm. T. MacArthur
Alliance
Capitol Notes
Geo D.leydic
Pneral
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