TENSION EASES IN NORTH CHINA POWDER BARREL
Tientsin July 24 Japanese war effort continues with ships unload ing light tanks and munitions at Tangku while Chinese withdrawal of the 37th division from Peiping meets Japan's condition for settling the July 7 crisis. Hopeh Chahar transport activity nears normal as both sides keep forces in proximity along the Peiping Hankow railway corridor.
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Tsentsin
China
Peiping
Japan
Feiping
Hopeh-Chahar
Hopeh- Chahar
Hankow
No-Man’s-Land
Obituaries: Buchanan Miller Saxman Rites Held
Obituaries from Ford City Indiana and Delabole list Mrs Mary Buchanan sister of Mrs J M Stewart of Indiana after weeks illness Funeral services scheduled this afternoon Mrs Wilton Miller wife of Rural Letter Carriers Association president dies early Thursday Funeral at Delabole Northampton County Sunday July 25 at 130 pm Gerald Lee Saxman of Rural Valley dies after two day illness Funeral held in Rural Valley with Rev L B Moore and burial at Rural Valley Cemetery.
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Mary Buchanan
Ford City
J. M. Stewart
Indiana
Wilton Miller
Pennsylvania State Rural Letter Carriers' Association
Delabole
Pen Argyl
Northampton County
Gerald Lef Saxman
Kittanning
Gerald Lee
Russell Saxman
Rural Valley
Eleanor Ann
C. A. Saxman
Clayton Snyder
NuMine
Lb. Moore
Methodist Church of
Saxman
Rural Valley Ceemtery
SWOC Condemns Lacklustre Actions in Strike
SWOC accuses Republic Steel of Wagner Act violations during the strike. The report notes alleged attempts to delay food supplies for strike breakers via mail, prompting federal indictments. It cites Attorney General directives and rapid trials, with hundreds jailed briefly and freed after pledges against false arrest. Governor Davey sent National Guard to strike zones.
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Republic Steel
Steel Workers
Cunanings
Cleveland
SWOC
Davey
Ohio
National Guard
Beast Continues From Page One Surface
The beast stood uncertainly then fled into the woods for breakfast. Barely skin and bones, wounded from frantic escape, it will attempt to recuperate. An expedition revealed an entrance from the shaft into an abandoned mine room, aiding no rescue. Rescuers included Litzinger, Stocks, Falmer, Shirley, Muratti, Black, Kunkle, and Alvey Shirley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litzinger
Mr. Stocks
Raymond Falmer
George Shirley
Fred Muratti
John Black
Raymond Kunkle
Alvey Shirley
Food consumes nearly one third of average family budgets
A Pennsylvania labor department survey shows white families average 32 to 38 cents of each dollar for food. Housing, fuel, clothing, and transportation are broken out by city, with Philadelphia and Pittsburgh showing higher rent shares for Negro families. The study, done with state relief agencies, compares Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Scranton, Johnstown, and Lancaster.
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Wallington
Labor Department
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Scranton
Johnstown
Lancaster
Guardsmen Ready for Division Review at Camp Meade
Pennsylvania National Guardsmen completed the first training week and prepared for a division review before Major Generals Shannon and Bowley. A Sunday address by Shannon will inaugurate a new Waynesboro airport dedication. Thirteen Philadelphia soldiers were injured when a truck overturned during bivouac recovery in the 12,000 acre reserve. In Harrisburg a separate ruling upheld state election filing fees as constitutional, rejecting a writ to waive them.
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Indiantown Gap
Pennsylvania National Guardsmen
Edward C. Shannon
A. J. Bowley
Third Corps
Shannon
Waynesboro
108Rd
Smass
Philadelphia
111Th Infantry
Anthony Crudell
Lebanon
03Rd Medical Regiment
Harrisburg
Dauphin County
Charles R. Keane
Royal Oak Party
William M. Hargest
Keane
The
Commonwealth
David L. Lawrence
Hargest
Indiana County Included in Deer Hunting Plan
Indiana County is included in a wilderness protection area to prevent killing breeding bucks which shed antlers in season. Hunters may shoot antlerless deer and then hunt antlered deer in buck season. Sportsmen with camps in another county may need to wait until after November 1 for special permits. State game officials expect most counties outside to offer special doe licenses for camp hunters.
Miner Rescued After Repeated Cave‑Ins At Mine
Five prior rescues mark the ordeal as Leininger and two fellow miners endured a collapse while loading coal cars. Outside, Joseph Segar and George Perfford raised alarm when a car failed to appear, discovering the blocked passage and triggering a rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leininger
Lady Luck
Joseph Segar
George Perfford
Perfford
Pickett Found Badly Wounded After Sit-Down Strikes
Pittsburgh reports show the Pennsylvania Association for the Blind warned employers against renewing agitation after a 20 day sit-down strike cost between 16000 and 20000 dollars. The State Labor Department audited its books calling the strike unwarranted. Police removed sit-down strikers from Allegheny Steel plant in Brackenridge as General Manager Give Ens claimed they ignored orders to return to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Association For Blind
H. J. Latimer
State Department of Labor
Allegheny Steel Company
Brackenridge
William A. Giveens
Strike causes ripple across unions from coast to coast
Reports from Pittsburgh Philadelphia Akron Buffalo and Grove City detail union tensions. The Flat Glass Workers debate headquarters move and executive power, a Hosiery Mills settlement with a closed shop, a picket line shooting near Akron, a Buffalo food handlers strike violence, and Grove City old timers reunion with two original incorporators among attendees.
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Grove City
William Spance
James Pocke
Wagner Act in food strike rages in Buffalo NY
In Buffalo a hunger threatening food strike pits AF of L against CIO as 42 wholesale markets and three meat plants halt operations. Pickets at creameries, truck drivers boycotting packers, and calls for a closed shop threaten to worsen shortages of dairy, butter, eggs, and meat. Governor Lehman pressured for intervention as unions tallied striking workers and wage demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Robert Sanford
Swift & Company
Samuel Licata
Teamster’s Union
New York State
N.Y
John P. Boland
National Labor Relations Board
American Federation of Labor
Committee For Industrial Organization
C.L
U. of L
Teamsters Union
Merchants' Committee
Raymond Wattles
Herbert H. Lehman
Albany
Elmer F. Andrews
Augustus Marquard
Howard F. Toy
Watiles
Lehman
Canahy
Hugh Thompson
Lewis Forces
Arthur T.danahy
Miller Home From Meeting At University Of Maryland
Willard C. Miller, educational adviser with CCC Camp SCS No. 1, returns Monday from the third annual CCC conference at the University of Maryland. The event, guiding Third Corps Area advisers from Pennsylvania to the District of Columbia, featured four seminar sessions and daily discussions with leaders in education and industry. The event showcased a major CCC educational exhibit at Ritchie Coliseum with 5,000 entries from camps in the corps area, including local company 1201 projects and works by camp crafts and bookkeeping groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard C. Miller
CCC
Scs No. 1
University of Maryland
Third Corps
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
District of Columbia
T. G. Bennett
Corps Area
Albert J. Bowley
United States
Ritchie Coliseum
Th Corps
1201
James P. Maloney
Joseph A. Schoemaker
Larry Edwards
J. Brillhart
Civilian Conservation Corps
Robert Fechner
J. J. McEnice
Howard W. Oxley
DC Education
Col
H. H. Pfeil
C. L. Clark
G.S.C
Stanton G. Smith
Technical Service
NBC
Washington
Regulation drive shows air lines seeking post office control
Debates over the McCarran bill promise to shift air mail route and compensation oversight to the Interstate Commerce Commission while the Commerce Department keeps safety rules. Airlines contend the measure would restore order amid chaotic continental lanes and fear revenue losses from their mail contracts.
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McCarran
Post Office Department
Nevada
Department of Commerce
Air Lines
Air Mail
Jessian
Tansport Lines
United Air Lines
American Air Lines
Transcontinental and
Western Air
Yiarlee Branch
Solons Seek New Federal Judgeships to Ease Dockets
McCarren urged Congress to authorize additional federal judges in districts with heavy workloads to alleviate congestion and expedite cases. The proposal aims to expand judicial capacity amid rising docket numbers and backlog concerns.
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Page
McCarren
Working Gals Seek Constitutional Equality Over Special Protections
At Atlantic City 65 000 top ranking working women of the National Federation of Business and Professorial Women pledged to fight for equality under the law and to push for an amendment prohibiting laws applying only to women. They rejected a woman's charter and favored an amendment before Congress and voters.
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Atlantic City
N. J
United States
National Federation of Business
Congress
State
Campulet
Alld
Mat
Classified Ad List of Major Corporations and Brands
A dense Gazette Classified reads like a who’s who of industry with dozens of company names. It enumerates corporations from Am Can to Woolworth and includes brands such as Coca Cola and Texaco along with rail and electrical firms, reflecting a broad business directory segment.
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Air Reduc
Allied
Allis-Ch
Mtg
Anaconda Arm
Atlas Tack
Auburn Auto Aviation Carp
Baldwin
Ohio
Coca-Cola
Colgate
Nat
Central
North Am Northern Pac
Ohia Oil
Packard
Mot
Penn RR
Phillips Pet Pitt
Procter and Gam Pub
Sve
NJ Pullman Pure Oil Radio Radio
Keith O
Reading Co
Rem Rand Repub St Rey
Schenley Distill
Sears Rock Socony-Vaccuum
Mussolini's Press Warns Reality To Overwhelm Make Believe
In Milan on July 24 the Popolo D'Italia branded reality as the force that will topple make believe, citing as fiction the idea that war debts to the U.S. will be paid and Valencia as the Spanish government seat. It attacked the League of Nations and noted America's disengagement, while also reporting the opening of a new Sunoco service station by S D McFarland near the Far-Qull rink on Wayne avenue extension.
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Milan
Italy
Popolo D'Italia
Mussolini
I] Duce
United States
Valencia
11 Popolo
America
League of Nations
League
Foundling
S. D.mcfarland
Wayne Avenue
Sunoco
New York City Mayoral Race in Turbulent Period
New York politics swirl in July as Kenneth F. Simpson names Newbold Morris and Joseph D. McGoldrick for council president and controller with the mayoral slot open. Republicans split between Fiorello LaGuardia and Royal S. Copeland while Tammany lines up behind Copeland and Grover A. Whalen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York City
Kenneth F. Simpson
New York County
Newbold Morris
Joseph D. McGoldrick
Fiorello H. LaGuardia
Royal S. Copeland
Antenew
Tammany
Simpson
Tammany Hall
Jimmy Dooling
Jimmy Hines
Republican Party
Dooling
Senator Coveland
Hines
Grover A. Whalen
Markets Produce Pittsburg July 24 Summary
Produce demand slow with apples and potatoes largely steady across several regional lots. Livestock in Pittsburgh area markets shows hogs limited, cattle and calves steady to firm, lambs scarce, with prices for best grades noted. Chicago wheat futures fell early on hedging and export estimates.
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Pittsburgh
West Virginia
New Jersey
Williams
Pennsylvania
Duchess and Transparents
Delaware Williams
Maryland
Virginia
Delaware
Chicago
United States
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North China
Moorhead
Buriou For Labor Statistics
Pennsylvania State Emergency Relief Board
Pennsylvania Works Progress Administration
Guard Review
Shannon and Bowley
Dauphin
Indiana County
Picket
Federation of Flat Glass Workers
Columbus
John L Lewis
CIO
Glen W. McCabe
Edward F. Mctiady
Apex Hosiery Mills
Mel Grady
American Federation of Hosiery Workers
McGrady
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Akron
Summit County
Labor Relations Board
General Assembly
Labor Board
Miller
Continent
Solons
Gazette Classified Adn
In Duce
Indiana Evening Gazette
Canton
Indians Evening Gazette
Indians Everging Gazette
Philadelphia Street
Geo. D. Leydie Funeral Home
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