Nemacolin Back at Work in Mines of Nemacolin
About 870 men returned to the Nemacolin Mine in Nemacolin Pennsylvania today as 2,200 more were set to return tomorrow in three Northern West Virginia mines. W H Gales said operations would resume at Youngstown Sheet and Tube’s Nemacolin mine while Bethlehem Steel mines in Barrackville Dakota and Richard West Virginia were also restarting after a strike. Union leaders said work would continue under a wage negotiations process to replace an expired contract from April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburggh
Nemacolin
West Virginia
W. H. Gales
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Fairmont
W. Va
Times
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Barrackville
Dakota
Richard
United Mine Workers
Independent Steel Mills
Bethlehem
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Republic Steel Corporation
King and Queen in Northern Ireland Tour Amid Explosions
Crowds greet the King and Queen as explosions and arson lash border areas. A Dublin-Belfast trip sees customs houses burned, a railway bridge dynamited near Dundalk, and unexploded mines found along the line. Residents in Clones endure a night of terror as bands rove the countryside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free State
North Ireland Cabinet
Dundalk
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Arain
Clones
Monaghan
Ulster
Lincoln Way Ready to Open as Construction Edges Near Completion
Lincoln Way projects near completion as a 4 lane link between Greensburg and Adamsburg nears 90 percent finish. Donatella of Pittsburgh won the $386000 contract for the Greensburg Adamsburg segment while Conte Eastwood of Pittsburgh handled the 4.43 mile Irwin to Allegheny county line section at $429000. Work began November 24 last year and the road will close from March 22. Delays due to rain extended the timetable with at least two more months needed to finish both ends.
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Pittsmith
Greensburg
Adamsburg
Creensburg
Donatella Company of
Pittsburgh
Irwin
Allegheny County
Conte-Eastwood Company
Conte-Lastwood Company
Opposition grows over recess and omnibus plan
Senator Byrnes as new Reorganization Committee chair said there is little appetite to consider the House bill separately from the omnibus measure. Some legislators talked of a recess until mid October while leaders generally opposed. After adjournment, final program details must be set, even as the House clears minor bills before Wage Hour and Court debates.
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Byrnes
D-Sc
House
Firing on U S Patrol Lists Dozens of Pennsylvanians
A patrol firing report lists more than twenty Pennsylvanians by name and residence including Henry Warner Coray and family of West Pittston, Mary Elizabeth Guantz of Meyersdale, Dirk Culver of Jenkin town, Samuel Blair Griffith II of Pittsburgh, Helen Catherine Griggs of Gettysburg, and others in Pittsburgh Greensburg Meadville Kingston Washington Bloomsburg Lancaster and more. Also named is Chief Pay Clerk George W. Stahl of Lancaster, involved in Peiping duty with Navy and Marine Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Catherine Griggs
Gettysburg
Samuel Weir Hamilton
Samuel W
David S
William B
Greensburg
Ruth Rossiter Leitzel
Henry
Meadville
Harald N Hunsberger
Charles I
Alverton
Walter Alfred Nih
Elizabeth C
Genevieve E
Kingston
Alice Maud Powell
Washington
Margaret Louise Waller
Bloomsburg
United States Navy
Marine Corps
Peiping
George W. Stahl
Lancaster, Ps
Raid on Newry Frontier Sparks Fire and Mayhem
A 15 minute continuous fire by armed men near Newry in De Valera's Free State constituency shattered windows and burned a customs post and a nearby farmhouse. Official losses were about 50000 dollars with papers destroyed. Police chased suspects as Belfast posters announced an IR A meeting and soldiers searched the district for weapons. Several Republicans were arrested in Belfast.
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Newry
Free State
Eamon de Valera
Belfast
Irish Republican Army
Dublin
Bartlen
Republican Army
FDR Proposes Labor Board to Set Wage Hours
Continent from Page One reports that labor rules would exempt seasonal vegetable canners and agricultural work. The board would set a minimum wage up to 40 cents an hour and a 40 hour work week for interstate industries. Child labor or violations would bar products from interstate trade.
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Black
Senate
Long list of local election officials across multiple townships
A dense roster of names and roles appears for election officials across multiple townships including White White Two Saltsburg Centre Two Armstrong Two Rayne Two Pine Two, with inspectors of elections, judges of elections, tax collectors, auditors, school directors, road supervisors and councils listed in Indiana, Salisburg, Creekside, Glen Campbell, Homer City, Clymer, Cherry Tree and nearby areas. The document enumerates candidates and officials by ward and township, reflecting a broad local election administration snapshot.
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John B. Bowers
Canoe
W. H. McLaughlin
Buffington
Luther S. Williams
White Two
A. Brown
Conemaugh
Leonard Muman
Grant Two
B. T. Shupe
Saltsburg
Clark E. Brown
Uallsburg
J. B. Calhoun
Armstrong Two
Fred Dilts
White
James K. McEjhoes
Rayne
John Artner
Willis R. Bolen
Blacklick
Edward Dellaflora
Center Two
Harry McCreary
Indiana
A. Sloan Beers
Carl Johnson
Creekside
Wallace Shaffer
D. E. Wolfgang
C. A. Carbaugh
North Mahoning
Frank W. MecGsra
Zoe Mack
East Wheatfield
H. L. Brown
Viola M. Moore
Young Two
John A. Gdoviesin
S. C. Werk
Canoe Two
W. E. Roberts
Green Two
Margaret FE. Cunningham
Roy Ganoe
Pine Two
W. Boyd Detwiler
Adamson Hauxhurst
Alfred K. Gerhard
Burrell Two
James M. Curry
Harry A. Shearer
C. ©. McNeil
Salisbury
Steele ‘Thompson
East Mahoning
Albert Contrarei
Edwin P. Feitshans
Helen V. McGillick
Blairsville
R. L. King
Salisburg
Mabel Duncan
Bruce G. Frew
Rayne Two
E. R. Brilhart
Cherry Tree
D. D. Cribbs
Leroy Kunkle
Homer City
Howard Park
W.M. Irwin
East Mehoning
Wilfrec
B. Hedwig
First Ward
Nick Emanuel
Burgess
Clark Myers
Paul Joiner
Rand
J. Wilmer Kinter
Clair Harman
Lisle R. Elder
Frank Mabon Smith
R. &. McKelvey
Jenn B. Coneray
J. F. Nehrig
H. M. Travisk
West Mahoning
A.C. Kerr
C. E. Winger
Third Ward
R. J. McCormick
Brush Valley
Harry Anderson
Emery Fassett
K. C. Brown
Blacklick Two
Patsey Morgan
Charles Otto Swasy
H. H
Walter C. Neal
Ay Hamilton
Paul Brewer
Dillie M. Cunningham
Armstrong
Ernest T. Hoyser
M. M. Falmer
Frank A. Johnston
D. L. Trunza
James Carlyle Orr
Fourth Ward
W. F. Swift
Clymer
Homer Robertson
Peter Raytas
Walter Wolanin
R. D Getty
Ceneter
R. H. Dunlap
P. Rinports
Richard Jenny
E. C. Shepherd
Howard Hales
Graham $. Miller
W. Delmont Matley
Ord Tonkin
Justice of the Peace
W. ‘T. Hudson
Imogene Johns
H. Clair Weamer
Harry Kelly
J. M. McPhilimy
J. Ralph Hiner
W. E. Guthrie
Mary O. Jeffrey
John W. Moot
Lisle H. Kunkle
John W Evans
Albert Willie
Ben F. Wilkins
Edward Allsopp
Glen Campbell
Arthur F. Raleigh
Fran Austin
Minnie G. Miller
Wellton Austin
Gilhousen
Victor Rydbom
S. L. Gorman
Banks Two
N. N. Cameron
Louis Little
Linus E. McHenry
Center
D. S. Glenn
Russell Marsh
West Wheatfeld
Owen C. Smith
Penrod
C. E. Gamble
James B. Heilbrun
John Rupert
Rec
Ruffner
John W. Duncan
Milton Waltermire
Cherryhill
Davis Stewart
Andrew
Lester D. Steele
Hiram F. Bowser
Dixon
Coucil
J. Dunmire
J. F. Muthergertr
Washington
Hamilton Allison
Edward C. Lepley
H. N. Mauk
Vivian Conner
Frank Wetzel
Marion Center
John Fry
Ofice
Reopening Deals for 29 Hotels Amid Labor Strife
Agreements reached to reopen 29 major hotels amid strike disruption. Workers face pay losses. estimated revenue hit set around 6.5 million dollars. Meanwhile other regions report labor actions and political notices with multiple local officials named.
U. S. Ambassador Urges Japan to Contain Peiping Clash
The article details that U S ambassador Joseph C Grow pressed Tokyo to prevent wider war as fighting raged around Peiping with isolated engagements near Tungchew Hsuyian and Wanpinghsien. Reports cited a wounded American and unconfirmed street clashes amid a Japanese air loss and a joint Western appeal.
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Tungchew
Hsuyian
Wanpinghsien
Peiping
Joseph C. Grow
United States
Japan
Tokyo
Domei
Legation
New Ruling on Game Fish Codes Signed By Indiana County
Indiana County Treasurer John M Thompson announces a new ruling under two Game and Fish Codes bills. The Department of Revenue now has full authority to appoint all agents for selling fishing and hunting licenses. No outside agents may sell licenses. sub agents must seek permission from the Department of Revenue. Thompson thanks agents for past cooperation in license handling.
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Indiana
John M. Thompson
Department of Revenue
Thompson
Conservation officials tour Beaver Run watershed project
Harry O. Kimmel of Sheloits project manager of the Beaver Run watershed joined a group from the United States Department of Agriculture visiting Greensburg and Westmoreland County to survey soil conservation work. He said 85 percent of farmers in the survey area have signed with the bureau to implement the plan over five years. The project is the second largest in Pennsylvania with Indiana County hosting the largest.
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Harry O. Kimmel
Sheloets
Beaver Run
United States Department of Agriculture
Greensburg
Westmoreland County
Kimmel
Pennsylvania
Indiana County
Moose Plan For Convention In Johnstown
The Western Pennsylvania Association of the Moose will hold its first animal convention in Johnstown August 6 to 8. One hundred and thirty lodges joined the association at Clarion last March. Speakers include United States Senator James J. Davis and other national and local officials. The event reflects growth from the cooperative Moose movement in the region.
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Johnstown
Western Pennsylvania Association of the Moose
Clarion
United States
James J. Davis
Malcolm R. Giles
Albert H. Ladner, Jr
Philadelphia
Joseph A. Jenkins
Pittsburgh
Funeral Rites for Frank Simon Progress in Vintondale
Funeral services for Frank Simon 52 who died Monday at his home in Vintondale will be at 2 PM tomorrow at the Hungarian Reformed Church in Vintondale with interment in Lloyds Cemetery Ebensburg. Surviving are his widow a daughter Elizabeth and brothers Charles of Vintondale Alfonse and Elizabeth in Italy a sister Mrs Nelen Troutman. Mrs Katherine Prokopchuk 32 died at Indiana Hospital of pneumonia she was born in Poland and lived in Coal Run with husband Charles and children Peter and Alice and her parents and two brothers and a sister in Poland.
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Prank Simon
Frank Simon
Vintondale
Lloyd's Cemetery
Ebensburg
Elizabeth
Charles
Alfonse
Italy
Nelen Troutman
T. H. Troutman
Fulton Run
C. L. Barnett
Porter
Jefferson County
Indiana Hospital
Zion Church
Katherine Prokopchuk
Charles Prokopchuk
Poland
Coal Run
Peter
Alice
flood control enthusiasts hail start of huge western PA program
Pittsburgh July 28 seven hundred flood control advocates praised a new program to curb flooding in Western Pennsylvania. Mayor C D Scully hailed a long term plan with millions to fund dams and projects. Rep J Buell Snyder noted a 105 million dollar House bill and land acquisition for reservoirs proceeds. Dr James F Bogardus said construction would begin soon and the four point federal state plan could cost 50 to 75 million dollars. The plan includes reservoirs flood walls river dredging and reforestation of marginal lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
C. D. Scully
Pennsylvania
J. Buell Snyder
Snyder
Business Men’s Association
James F. Bogardus
Forests and Waters
Madrid airstrikes hit Salamanca and Avila bases
Seven government bombers attacked the insurgent airfields at Salamanca and Avila, causing destruction of planes in hangars. A non-motored insurgent bomber was shot down near Madrid, with casualties among German aviators: three captured, one killed, one missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Salamanca
Avila
Defense Ministry
Ames
Markets and grain futures and tax raid in Pittsburgh
Markets report from Pittsburgh with produce and livestock prices, plus Chicago grain futures turning higher on strong export sales. Federal agents conducted a roundup in western Pennsylvania seeking 60 residents on liquor tax conspiracy warrants, with 16 arrests.
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Pittsburgh-—-Pi
Pennsylvania
Sim
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Clinton
Golden
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E. T. Weir
Edsel Ford
Moorhead
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Westmoreland
U.S. Patrol
Sophie
Sophie Tucker
Hollywood Reports
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Brown
Willigia D. DeWitt
Donald L. Barner
St. Louis Browns
Rogers Hornsby
Milton
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Hornsby
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Yungting River
Nanking
North China
San Francisco
Cleveland—Pickel Line
Corrigan-McKinney
Republic
Buffalo
N. Y
Detroit
General Motors
United Automobile Workers
Roosevelt
National Labor Relations Board
Capital
Wagner
New York
U. S
Allegheny Steel Company
Cor
Heinrich Focke
Bremen
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Pennsylvania Power Company
J. H. Utley Construction Company
Wallace B. Rising
Curry
Duchess
Virginia
Delar Ware Williams
New Jersey
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Chicago
Indiana Evening Gazette
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Indians
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