Company F Home From Indiantown Gap
Members of Company F of the 110th Infantry return from Indiantown Gap duty in good health except for five Connellsville Howitzer Company soldiers who were treated for food poisoning on the return train. Captain Norman A. Brawell said three meat sandwiches were eaten before boarding. Medical staff from Connellsville and supplies from Altoona aided on the train. none were seriously ill.
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110Th Infantry
Indiantown Gar
Connellsville
Dilly
Indiantown Gap
Norman A. Brawell
Altoona
Dreamland Swimmers Triumph Over Blairsville 53 to 14
Dreamland swimmers overwhelmed Blairsville 53 to 14 at the Dreamland pool. About 200 fans braved rain as Dreamlanders opened their season with a strong showing led by Indiana athletes in sprints and relays. A return meet is planned for soon with a possible event next Friday.
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Dreamland
Blairsville
Dreamland Aquatic
Dreamland Pool
Dreamlanders
County
Lesters
Blgirsville
Jim Xe
Indiana
Warner, Inc
Hamill
Blairs
Masoni
Fry
Sweet
Clever
Tim
Dickey
Ind
Huber
Obituary notices list Geesey family members and relatives
Obituary continues naming siblings and relatives of Mrs. Caroline Haney Hamilton of Pittsburgh and others. Survivors include 17 grandchildren and extended family across Indiana Cherryhill White township St Peters burg and Florida. Funeral plans set for leaving details as listed with private interment follow up.
District Attorneys Back Shelley in Confidence Resolution
The State Association of District Attorneys met in Erie to consider a resolution expressing confidence in Dauphin County prosecutor Carl B. Shelley. Shelley, preparing to convene a grand jury on investigation of state administration, declined comment on Governor Earie's call for a special session. Mortimer Graham forecast a cautious vote supporting the Dauphin prosecutor with little opposition. The group, 16 Democrats and 41 Republicans, includes delegates from about half the counties. A separate resolution questioned late night banking laws and lottery issues pending Pennsylvania Supreme Court review.
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Erie
Tuly
State Association of District Attorneys
Carl B. Shelley
Dauphin County
Shelter
Harrisburg
Earie
Mortimer & Graham
Eile Dietrch
Dauphin
Lttle
Graham
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Obituary: Mrs Phoebe Donahue 73 in Dixonville
Mrs Phoebe Dane Rummell Donahue 73 widow of Banks Donahue died at 12 45 Saturday in her Diamondville home after 60 years in the area. She was a Dixonville Wesleyan Church member. Surviving children include Zoe Rhodes Johnstown Della Ludington Benedict Irvin McDonald Edward Velma Howells Robert Lucy Pugh all of Dixonville. Sister of Mattie Seger Lakeland Sadie Sterley Cleveland Carrie Spence Creekside George Rummell Johnstown Aaron Rummell Hoisopple Harmand Manvel Rummell Mt Vernon Ona. Funeral at Ruffner Church 2 30 p m Monday with church cemetery interment.
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Donahue
Phoebe Dane (Rummell) Donahue
Banks
Diamondville
Dixonville
Lucy Pugh
Mattie Seger
Lakeland
Fla
Sadie Sterley
Cleveland
Carrie Spence
Creekside
George Rummell
Johnstown
Aaron Rummell
Hoisopple
Harmand
Manvel Rummell
Mt. Vernon
Ona
Ruffner Church
Earle Calls Special Session on Tax Relief and Housing Deals
Earle announces a special session to address abatement of tax penalties and interest across state subdivisions. Proposals include widening Philadelphia approaches to the Delaware River bridge, validating commissions, and funding health dept. for pumping flood waters from mines. Also measures on building exits and state agency housing authority real estate purchases.
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Commonwealth
Philadelphia
Delaware Riverbridge
Department of Health
Rany Agency
Pact hints at solution amid world war tensions
Across Europe and Asia observers weigh a possible German move to ease Franco British friction while wartime clashes flare near Manchoukuo and on the Yangtze. Japan presses forces toward Hankow as Catalonia's insurgents strike south of the border, signaling ongoing global strain for peace.
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Russia
Manchoukuo
Western Europe
Japan
Chanekufeng
Moscow
Khabaravek
Siberian
Manchoukus
Faingoyo
Ussuri
Changkufeng
Europe
Czechoslovakia
Althougn Puiige
Chamberlain
Britain
Prana
Paris
Pinion
Germer
France
China
Kiankiang
Yangtze River
Hankow
Yangtze
Spain
Catalonia
Valencia
Skidding Horses Hurt Passengers After Wagon Crash
Two skidding horses drawing a CHyash Wagon could not stop on a wet street and collided with a bus in Philadelphia. The wagon tongue punctured a hole in the bus side. Two passengers sustained slight injuries.
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Philadelphia
Young Republicans Launch Voter Drive in Pennsylvania
In Conneaut Lake Pennsylvania the Young Republicans opened a campaign to enroll 900000 new voters and recapture the State Administration by November. Senior Chairman James F Torrance proposed the drive which drew support from Frank C Hilton and George J Barco. Delegates from 32 western counties reported party gains as speakers including U S Senator James J Davis and other Young Republican leaders addressed the conference ending with a torch light parade.
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Conneaut Lake
Pennsylvania
Aday
James F. Torrance
Frank C. Hilton
Promissing
Young Republicans
George J. Barco
Mearville
Barco
George H. Earle
Earle
Baren
Torrance
U. S
James J. Davis
Adams Wins Texas Senate Nomination Fight in heated primary
In Texas, Adams secured the nomination over State Supreme Court Justice Benjamin C. Hilliard by 1,264 to 239 votes, falling 84 short of the required total for a place on the ballot for the September 13 primary. Denver leader Philip Hornbein praised Adams for supporting Roosevelt administration humanitarian aims. Olin Moore accused attempts to bar Hilliard as risky. Roosevelt’s position was not cited by either side during a Pueblo speech.
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Adams
Supreme Court
Benjamin C. Hilliard
Hilliard
Philip Hornbein
Denver
Roosevelt
O. Olin Moore
Pansion
National Annuity League
Pueblo
White House
Local residents share visits and news from Burnside area
A slice of local life recounts visits by residents and friends across towns including Curwensville Newark Minnesota Detroit Marsland Gallitzin and Clearfield. Notables include M. Ro Smith J L Weavers Abe Stauffer and George Carew plus several Jersey and Indiana visitors with family updates and a remark about hatching an egg using artificial incubation.
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Mer, Anairs
Pant Wark
Niacara
M. Ro Smith
N. B.youne
Curwensville
Elizabeth Carlson
Newark
H. N. Wetzel
Inediana
Tozer
Mise Grave Bere
Detroit
Mich
J. L. Weaver
Charles Mitchell
Roedares
Audrey Graham
Marsland
George
Camp Meade
James B
W. B. Stauffer
Gallitzin
Abe
Mise Macy Carr
Burnside
Fast Ridge
Ernest Warner
Carl Chapman
Jacquette
Mary Jane
Mise Ruth Wagner
New Jersey
W. 3. Dutton
William D. Readingly
Mise ‘Pan Dutton
Clearfield
Jndy H. Patch
Dollie McKeage
Charlies Kantz
Philadelphia
Betty Ake
Pine Flats Social Roundup A Busy Weekend
Mrs Reuben McAdoo and two children of Deckers Point visit her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Lydie. Johnstown visitors H F Blough and Mrs Ray Spangler join local families for Sunday calls. Indiana visitors Lena Stiles and others circle town, Ruth and Dorothy Bryan from Twolick spend time with Mrs Frank Parry. H P Young and William Parry attend Nicktown cattle sale and buy two head of cattle.
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Reuben McAdoo
Deckers Point
Charles Lydie
H. F. Blough
Johnstown
Our Town
Ray Spangler
Clarence Hines
Clair Shank
Eleworth Henry
Glorifying Yourself Guidance For Graduation Job Entry
Alicia Hart offers advice for June graduates seeking first jobs focusing on voice and poise. She advises voice control, balanced volume, steady breathing, and composed body language before interviews, with self-check questions on eye contact, posture, gestures, and language. The article notes Charlie Grimm becoming a Chicago Cubs broadcaster with WBBM, marking a career transition.
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Tom
Hemly
Weather Clears As Bermuda High Ends Rain Siege
Pennsylvania braces for dry spell after a week of heavy rainfall. The U S Weather Bureau in Philadelphia notes no immediate change, with Lancaster and York counties hardest hit. Since Monday 4 16 inches fell in the Philadelphia area and 9 inches in Lancaster County since July 1, causing crop damage exceeding 500 000 dollars. Rivers rose, Campers evacuated, and nine bridges were washed out in Lancaster County as the Lehigh and Delaware rivers neared flood stages. Lightning struck a barn in Holsapple Somerset County as storms extended westward.
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Bermuda
U.S. Weather Bureau
Philadelphia
Weather Bureau
Shoelocta
Lancaster County
Lancaster
York Counties
Easton
Delaware
Lehigh
Allentown
Chadds Ford
John Kash
Holsapple
Somerset County
Markets and incidents mix of trains and cheese lore
Markets report moderate produce demand in Pittsburgh with apples and potatoes steady and various vegetables priced across regions. Livestock trading seen as limited with hogs and sheep market activity weak. Chicago wheat and corn drift lower in quiet trading. Wilkes-Barre man Jack Edgar survived a third rail incident and reflects on cheese making history dating back over a thousand years.
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Wilkes-Barre
Jack Edgar
Supreme Court review looming in sitdown strike discharge case
Chicago July 24 A federal court of appeals decision overturning a National Labor Relations Board order on the reinstatement of 62 workers at the Fan steel plant highlights whether strikers retain employee status during sit down protests The majority ruled workers lost status upon discharge for occupying the North Chicago plant while dissenting judge argued they remained employees throughout the strike The case centers on whether exclusive possession of employer property during a strike justifies discharge or negates bargaining rights
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Chicago
Paceral Court
Supreme Court
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
National Labor Relations Board
Fansteel Metalurgical Corporation
North
Washington
Charis Fahy
NLRB
Lennard C. Bajork
van A. Bittner
Steel Workers
Commit Tee
Bridges Wit M. Sparks
Walter C. Lindley
Waller FB. Treanor
Stock market snippet with company listings and stray figures
A fragmented list shows numerous company names from the stock market including Am Can, Caterpillar, Chrysler, Coca Cola, General Motors, Goodyear, Philco, and Reading Co. amid scattered percentage-like figures and symbols, reflecting an OCR read of a market page with mixed numbers and ticker names.
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al Chem & Dye Allied Stra AllisCh Mig Am Can Am
Car & Fey Am
Alea Am
Roll Mill Am Smelt & R
Armstrong Cork Assd Dry Goods Alch
T& SF
Atl Refining
Auburn Atta Aviation Corp
Bald Loco Balt. & Chin Barnsdall Oil Bendix Aviat Beth Stee
Blaw Knox Borden Co Borg Warner Briggs Mic Calume
Seag Douglas Aircraft du Pont de N
Eastman Kodak E Auto Lite
el Power
Eric RR
Eric Gen Foods
Gen Motors Gen
Gandrich
Goodyear
Hard Walker Hecker Prod
Hood-Hershey
Houston Oil Hudson Motor Winds Central Indust Raynn Int Bus Machine
Int Harvester
Int
Tel
Johns Manville Kennecott Cop
Kresge
North Ameria
Northern Pacific
Ohio
Otis Steel Packard
Motor Param Pictures
Pern
Phila
Phillips Pet Pitt Ser
Bob Procter and Gam
Pullman
Pure Oil Radio Corp of
Am Radio
Keith Orph Reading Co
Repab Steel Reynolds
Schenley Distill Sagra Roebuck
Unios Oi
Duquesne Corps Winner Triumphs at Legion Day
Duquesne American Legion Post drum and bugle corps won 250 dollars for outpointing rivals in Legion Day at Point Stadium with about 5000 spectators. Latrobe was second. Roaring Springs won Class B. Greensburg led other bands. Richard Mellon stable dominated the Johnstown hunter horse show part of the program.
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Tornstown
American Legion Post
Duquesne
Pittsburgh
Duquesne Post
Point Stadium
Legion
Portage
Greensburg
Beaverdale
Claysburg
Johnstown
Legion Day
Richard K. Mellon
Mellon
Uniontown Officials Held in Fraud and Embezzlement Case
Uniontown officials face charges of fraud embezzlement and conspiracy against city council member Gameron J LaClair and city Ananee director amid investigations led by Assistant County Detective W R Miner. Former City Clerk Charles H Kale pleaded guilty to embezzling about $13000 from city funds spanning 1924 to 1997, with Alderman W M Whitby noting LaClair’s link to Kale's confession. No hearing date set for LaClair.
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Uniontown
Fle
Gameron J. LaClair
City Ananee
W. R. Miner
Charles H. Kale
Kale
W. M. Whitby
LaClair
LaClaix
Scores and a Philadelphia girl locked in incident
National and American League standings note rain and upcoming games with teams Boston Pittsburgh New York Chicago St Louis Cincinnati Philadelphia and Brooklyn. A police ladder rescue freed Eleanor Ayshworth from a second floor window at the Philadelphia School of Office Training after she said she had been locked in.
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Bealita Pittsburgh
Boston
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia School of Omce Training
Eleanor Ayshworth
Claire W. IL
Louis
Kiladelphia
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Sameon Feneral
Neville Street
Lester Boyd Kinter
Rayne Township
Lester M
Margretta (Walker) Kanter
Florence Schaney
Betty Jean
Kenneth Craig
Edward
Richard
Butler Cemetery
Moorhead
Shelley
Hitler
Young Repubs Open Campaign
Texas
Claire Trevor
Clark Andrews
Hawaii
Miss Trevor
PINE
Glorifying Yourself
Alicia Hart
NEA
Troauce
Bu. Bas
Duchess
Williams Reds
Graine
Duquesne Corps
Harry Owens
Owens
Indiana County
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