Counsel Acts By Burd A Li Fins
Youngstown July 21 a week of important developments in the pillion dollar injunction against the merger of Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company and Bethlehem Steel faced resumed trial before Judge David G Jenkins in common pleas court. The day centered on Ridge Jenkins ruling the effective date of the merger contract and the admissibility of testimony on Grace Bethlehem’s president salary. Antimerger lawyers sought to prove Grace received large compensation concealed from directors. merger lawyers argued compensation should not be used to block the merger after April 30. Grace testimony could shift the case as anti merger and merger sides await further proceedings with Pickands, Mather & Company tied to the 800000 dollar purchase and ongoing financing and opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burd A. LY Fins
Youngstown
Forcona
Youngstown Sheet & ‘Tube Company
Hethiahem Bieel *Corporation
David G. Jenkins
Pleas Court
Idge Tenkin
Bethlehem
Hugena &, Grace
Antiimerger
Grace
Sheaf & Tube
Hethleohem
Acé
Lon
Ding
Ridge
Jenking
Rul- Geitholt
Éad
Pickands, Mather & Company
Sheet & Tube E
Haton
Cleveland
Batavnat
Monoplanes Aim to Break Endurance Record Flight
At St Louis two pilots in a Curtiss-Robin monoplane attempted a new endurance flight, seeking to top the Hunter brothers’ 420 hour mark with a 463 hour goal. A large crowd watched as the Greater St Louis was gifted by Curtiss-Robertson Mfg Co after last year’s record. In Detroit eighteen moth-like planes and 18 pilots departed Municipal Airport for a 6,000 mile all-American flying derby around the continent.
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Mbert
ST. Louis
INS
Dale Redgon
Forrest O'Brinn
Reater
Hunter Brothers
Eparta
Ill
Greater St. Louis
Curtiss-Robertson Manufacturing Company
New York
Coney Island
Long Beach
Rockaways
Death claims longtime neighbor with family ties noted
A local obituary pays tribute to a woman of high esteem who left two children, Margarite McNelin and James McNelis, plus three sisters Mrs. Peter McGill of Philadelphia, Mrs. Margaret O’Donnell of Hazleton, and Mrs. Mary Kelly of County Donegal Ireland. A requiem mass at St Bernard’s Church will be held, with Rev Father James Grady presiding, and burial in St Bernard Cemetery.
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Margarite McNelin
James McNelis
Peter McGill
Philadebphda
Margaret O'Donnell
Hazleton
Mary Kelly
County Donegal
Ireland
St. Bernard’s Church
James Grady
Aesistant
Pactor
Snirdal
St. Bernard Cemoe
Murder Trail Follows Triple Slaying At Anderson Farm
Neighbors found Charing A. Anderson, his wife, and their 18 year old son William murdered in their burning Geneva County farm home. A maniacal attacker used an axe or hatchet, then set fires to hide the crime. Sheriff L L Ureh ordered Charles Larson questioned. motive appears unknown. In Imperial Pa a second fire wounded a woman and four firefighters as Emil Sollinger’s farmhouse burned, causing about $8,000 damage.
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Gendva
Charing A. Anderson
Anderson
William
Geneva
Charles Larson
Kans County
Larson
Andersons
Typhoon devastates Japan and Korea causing massive damage
A severe typhoon battered Japan and Korea leaving 1,386 missing in disaster zones while about 40,000 homes were destroyed or uninhabitable. Roughly 60,000 acres of rice land fell to the storm as ports suffered heavy losses and relief efforts were immediate across both countries.
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Korea
Soochoo Islands
Kyushin Island
Habor
Nagasaki
Crash and injuries in Philadelphia Street incident
A Harkless Lad suffered back contusions and scalp lacerations needing five stitches with satisfactory condition. Clark Hartsock, 87, of Pitcairn, sustained a compound fracture of the right leg and probable fractured pelvis, serious. Miss Jenggie Hart, Miss Jennie Hart, a West Lebanon resident, were injured when crossing from north to south Philadelphia Street in front of Owens Grocery Store at Ninth and Philadelphia sites, about 146 dollars, Saturday evening. Miles Hart stepped from between two cars on the sidewalk near the store as a car driven by C K McCuullough traveled west. details remain unclear.
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Clark Hartsock
Pitcairn
Jenggie Hart
Jennie Hart
West Lebanon
Sks
Philadelphia Street
Owens Grocery Store
Ninth
Philadelphia
Miles Hart
C. K. McCuullough
Grant Street
Notice to Husband About Wife Abandonment
A filing notes that the husband warns against harboring Ruth Cuppett Smith after she left his home without just cause or provocation and states he will not be responsible for any debts she incurs.
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Ruth Cuppett Smith
Tilden Sprains Ankle In Practice Match At Roland Garros
Tilden injures ankle during training on the Paris Roland Garros courts while preparing for the Davis Cup. He resists reporting the injury, saying he will play if possible but admits he is acting against his better judgment. Officials urged him to rest, and attendants rushed to his aid as he collapsed on the court.
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Prederick
Abnert
Paris
Li Ping
Roland Garros
Machesa
William T. Tiden
America
Mada Tila
Borevice
Guo Liat
Thia
Tilden
Iden
Intofar
Joseph W. Weat
Milt Eugene Dixon
Roadside Crash Injures Children Near Ernest
Chester Sokel 7 of Hiness and Pearl Holdin 6 of Ernest were injured when cars collided on the Ernest highway near Creek able. Sokel was rushed to Indiana Hospital after being struck on the road. Holdin suffered probable fracture and scalp injuries. operator details unavailable. In a separate crash between Saltsburg and Saling, the Harkless family escaped major injury when a tire blowout caused a head on collision, their Torch sedan crushed and toppled, drivers rescued by passing motorists.
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Chester Sokel
Hiness
Clair Wagner
Creekable
Jim
Ernest
State Motor Patrol
Chaster
Wagner
Lad
Indiana
Pearl Holdin
Harkless
Mia
Ted Harkless
Edwin
Betty Alice
Mr. Harkless
Saltsburg
Saling
Stocks Show Mixed Selloff At Start Of Week
Stocks drift in a sluggish early week session as selling pressure touches many key issues. Wheat and corn drop about 2 cents a bushel, cotton falls roughly $1 per bale, metals and food commodities ease fractionally amid light volume. Industrials and utilities face profit taking, offsetting some demand from investors and bargain hunters. Local market earnings reports suggest net income around 20 percent above last year, while call money sits near 2 percent with ample outside funds at 1.5 percent. Major names decline including Auburn, Case Threshing, Dupont, American Can, Radio, Steel, Chesapake and Oil, with several others showing modest losses. Market tone remains thin for mid-summer trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cousins
York
Auburn
Case Threshing
Dupont
American’ Can
Johng Manville
Radio, Steel
Chesapeake and Olio
Tragic weekend crashes leave several injured in state
A string of traffic accidents resulted in multiple injuries and two serious falls. Mrs Harkless and her daughter Betty Alice, pinned under wreckage, were doused by radiator water. Clark Hartsock, 87, remained seriously hurt after a 40 foot fall while painting a barn near Mechanicsburg. Edwin’s condition was critical among the family. Witnesses said speeding cars climbed hills at over 60 mph. Others, like Sherman Runyan and Ruth Woods, suffered gruesome injuries but were improving. A separate fatal shooting occurred when Richard Renn was killed by a local policeman after a crash.
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Robinson
Clark Hartsock
Pitcairn
Hartsock
Mechanicsburg
Indiana Hospital
Sherman Runyan
Runyan
Ruth Woods
John Woods
Burnside
Studebaker
Alfred G. Newham
Johnstown
Pennsylvania
International News Service
Richard Renn
Cheltenham
Harrisburg
Lancaster
William MecGarver
Pierin
New Brighton
Pittsburgh
Meadville
West Homestead
Sewickley
Lorraine Barry
Philadelphia
Cheltenhamy
Pat Richard Renn
Springfield Township
Derry farm family tragedy ends with river death
James Bennett farm in Westmoreland County saved Ruth before diving again for her sister. The unconscious girl could not be revived despite oxygen and artificial respiration by Blairsville Fire Department and Dr W L Benz. The victim, sister of four brothers and four sisters, was from a Blairsville area farming family. Funeral at Gerhard home at 2 30 p m tomorrow by Rev H Ey Lloyd with burial in Blairsville Cemetery.
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James Bennett
Derry Township
Westmoreland County
Watter
Ruth
Slater
Blairsville
Gerhard
H. Ey Lloyd
First Methodist Episcopal Church of
Blairaville
Blairsville Cemetery
Seven Die From Heat or Drowning in Philadelphia-New Jersey Area
The report lists multiple deaths across several towns from heat exhaustion and drowning. Names include Mrs Nora Johnson 34 Uniontown and others aged from 3 to 80, with locations such as Sharon Pittsburgh Johnstown Erie Duquesne and Camden. Seven deaths are cited with two from heat prostration and five from drowning.
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Nora Johnson
Uniontown
George Bennett
Sharon
Bennett
Mary Vacelano
Pittsburgh
Irene Speicher
Wesley B McAlpine
South Rownsville
Hilda Skamla
Johnstown
Philadelphia-New Jersey
John M. Seet
Annie McClintock
Camden
Egypt natives plan outbreak at Port Said
Port Said authorities tightened security after reports Egyptian natives planned an attack on the European quarter. A heavy cordon failed at several points as mobs broke through. Sporadic clashes in Cairo left several dead and many injured, with troops firing on rioters.
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London
Port Said
Egypt
Cairo
Two Gang Related Shootings Strike Manhattan and Brooklyn
July 21 brought two mysterious shootings in New York. Louis Amberg an ex convict known as Pretty was shot by gangsters in a car and is in critical condition. James Di Sapo aged 42 was shot six times by men in an automobile at a Brooklyn street corner and his recovery chances are said to be slight.
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New York
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Louis Amberg
James di Sapo
Chicago police name suspects in Lingle case
Prosecutors say the blonde killer in the Lingle subway murder is not Foster and that he will be held without bail if he does not assist. Foster and Ted Newberry are identified as buyers of twelve revolvers including the murder weapon from a Chicago sporting goods store. Cook County Grand Jury plans to open an inquiry into the reporter's death tomorrow as the investigation proceeds slowly. Lingle, called the unofficial chief of police, had a yearly income of 960,000, contrasted with his reporter salary of 365.
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Lingley
Foster
Ted Newberry
Lingle
Chicago
Cook County Grand Jury
Ita
Public indifferent to navy pact leaves Senate path clear
Washington report says Hoover administration expects a smooth Senate vote on ratifying the London naval limitation pact by Wednesday after opponents abandon blocking tactics. Reservations battle centers on safeguarding clauses many bolster U S defenses for 1958 talks with Britain and Japan. A Walsh resolution seeking maximum treaty limits may be voted before final ratification.
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Washington
Hoover
Senate
United States
Walsh
Mars
Weather Outlook With Heat Wave Easing Today
Local data report a heat wave with streams lowered and reservoir supplies adequate. Official observer H C Lorentz notes 101 degrees at Ita with expected rain and afternoon thundershowers, followed by cooler air. Sunday tied for highest in period at 101, while the district peak records 103 in 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Lorentz
Ita
Lorentz
Shamrock V Leaves for U S from London
Sir Thomas Lipton's America cup challenger Shamrock V departed London at daybreak with Erin towing. Ned Heard, skipper, halted last week due to unfavorable winds and gale threats, vowing not to rush the crossing and to sail when conditions improve.
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London
Thomas Lipton
New York
Newport
Erin
Ned Heard
Points on People Visit Notes and Travels
Mrs J I Shaffer and Mrs J C McGaughey are visiting Elyria relatives. C Norman Hill of Pittsburgh drove to Indiana to visit relatives. Timothy Mull, Postmaster of Parkwood, was in Indiana on business. Q B Jones, County Surveyor, returned from Philadelphia. Mr and Mrs Stahura and family and Miss Kate Duby left for Detroit and Cleveland for a two week visit. Harold Simpson of the State Department of Banking returned to Pittsburgh after a weekend visit. Local State Police attended Trooper Charles Stewart’s funeral in Reynoldsville. Mr and Mrs A B Agnew and family planned a Chicago homeward move. Frank St Clair of DuBois and Chas M Neal of Watsonville were weekend visitors to Dr G E Simpson. Edward Longwill and family, after camping near Mercer, returned home on School Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Maroney
John O'Mara
Frank. St. Clair
DuBois
Chas, M. Neal
Watsonville
California
G. E. Simpson
Edward Longwill
French Creek
Mercer, Pa
Durant Motors Changes Hands in New York
Durant Motors sold its entire interest to A A Henninger and associates. Plants at Syracuse New York and Muncie Indiana will operate as Syracuse Gear Corporation. Products include differential gears, templates, front and rear axles, steering gears, transmissions and other automotive parts. The deal reportedly valued at about 9.4 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Durant Motors, Incorporated
Syracuse
N. Y
Muncie
Intd
A. A. Henninger and Associates
Henninger
Syracuse Gear Corporation
Heat Wave Ravages Nation With Dozens Dead
Across the United States a severe heat wave caused numerous deaths and drownings. Chicago Milwaukee and Detroit report multiple fatalities from sunstroke and heat related illness with temperatures near 100 degrees. Crops suffer while prayers for rain reach Kansas churches as forecasters predict relief soon.
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Corn
Kansas
United States
Rocky Mountain
Pacific Coast
Minnesota
Wisconsin
St. Louis
International
Chicago
New York
Milwaukee
Detroit
Kansas City
Metons
Volody
Washington
Cincinnati
Omaha
Des Moines
Peoria
International News Service
Browning
Ransay
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Carlo Et
Illinois Village
Maniac
Imperial
Emil Sollinger
Japan
Somusa
Awaay
Amelia Gan
Anaconda
Iccereeeey
Fanaa
Steecereeeare
Atchison
Edie
BUS Bethiehem’ Steel
Peageelbeiele
Ohio
Chrysler
Cola Sauseaven
Wastinda
Kodak
Enone
General Motor
Grisebey-Grund
Nickel We
Ceisevieeveeeae
Relvington
Kennecott Copper
Rssievery
Willys-Overland Jieseisyeerae
Curtis-Wright
Miami Copper
Nash Moutar
Cantral
N. Elh
Shamrock
U.S
J. I. Shaffer
J. C. McGaughey
Elyria, C
Norman Hill
Timothy Mull
Parkwood
Q. B. Jones
Stahura
Kate Duby
Harold Simpson
State Department of Banking
A. B. Agnew
Jimmy
Judith
Durant Motors
Ghicago
Columbus
Lloyd Beck
John Nowak
Viking
Carpayation Huiiding Desijentsi
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