Dr Theodore B Appel Dies In Lancaster
Dr Theodore B Appel longtime secretary of health under two governors died today after a heart attack at 68 He was born September 8 1871 in Lancaster and educated at Lake Lancaster High School Franklin and Marshall College He earned his MD in 1892 from the University of Pennsylvania and practiced medicine He served as a World War I captain in the medical corps directed a gas defense school at Camp Benjamin Harrison and became a lieutenant colonel He was appointed secretary of health January 18 1927 continuing in that role after Governor Pinchot took office
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Lancaster
Theodore
B. Appel
Appel
John §. Fisher
Gifford Pinchot
Lakecaster
Franklin and Marshall College
University of Pennsylvania
Camp Benjamin Harrison
Reserve Corps
Secretary of Health
Pinchot
Cash Deposits On Gas Service Refund Letters
Continental Gas announces refunds under the Pennsylvania utility law. Customers will receive six percent interest up to a dated refund. O H Graf enclosures a draft matching deposit records and asks returns of deposit receipts or a note if missing.
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Pennsylvania
O. H. Graf
Union in Race for Member List
A model town theatre hosts delegates as the Independent Chocolate Workers, formed last April after dairy farmers and non-striking Hershey factory workers drove sit-down strikers from the plant, wins a Labor Board election for collective bargaining rights. Nearby reports note wage-hour debates, Ford unfair practices probe, a state senate adjournment fistfight, and other labor actions across the country.
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Milton S. Hershey
Independent Chocolate Workers
Hershey Chocolate Factory
Independent Union
Labor Board
Washington
Harrison and
Connally
Roosevelt
Detroit
National Relations Board Examiner
Ford Motor Company
Lansing
Mich
Senate
Frank Murphy
Hershop
National Federation of “Independent
New York
Perkins
Milwaukee
Checker Cab Company
Buffalo
N. Y
Indianapolis
Chinese and Japanese forces near Peiping crisis deepens
Troops advancing toward Peiping sit 30 miles away, 12 miles from Japanese units on the Peiping Han Kow Railway. Tokyo's Gen Sugiyama warns of direct military action while Foreign Minister Hirota says the United States may not enforce the neutrality law. Ballots on wage hour bill dominate Senate debate as Harrison attacks the measure and its power over industry.
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Peiping
Peiping-Hankow
Tokyo
Gen Sugiyama
Japan
Koki Hirota
United States
Revolt Rumors Spread Across Spanish Front, Government Claims
Spanish government sources said revolt spread through insurgent rear areas with clashes near Morris and Malaga. Granada and Biscay reported uprisings as Franco troops and Italian volunteers were deployed. Insurgent air units reportedly suppressed clashes on the Santander front while Malaga workers were briefly ousted from a sugar factory after barricades.
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Hendaye
Francisco Franco
Morris
Malaga
Granada
Alhambra
Fabra
Gilbraltar
Franco
Queipo de Liano
Biscayan
Defense Ministry
Santander
Spain
France
Madrid
Senate Wage Hour Bill Faces Rebuke In Debate
The piece covers legislative fights over the federal wage and hour bill with amendments backed by Reynolds and opposition from labor leaders in the AFL. It notes a 40 40 tie vote on exemptions for cotton ginning and seasonal work and details positions of Senator Smith and AFL leaders toward President Green and C I O. The report also references naval racing and unrelated naval items including a yacht race and weather outlook.
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South
Senate
Reynolds
D-Nc
Green
Washington
William Green
American Federation of Labor
A. F. of L. Metal Trades and Building Trades
Senate Labor Committee
House
Department
A. F. of L
John
Committee For Industrial Organization
Britain Bids For Old Mug
Britain bids for the Old Mug as a score of two fishermen small yachts and perhaps a freighter occupy the scene. It was 86 years ago today that the basis for the present contest was laid when the schooner America left Havre France after refitting and entered English waters, shaping its future history.
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Havre
France
Marion Center Man Appointed by Highway Department
The Highway Department announces 168 personnel changes, with 116 appointments and 13 dismissals. It lists District No. 10 and Alfred Rummond of Marion Center as appointed instrument man, among other hires and promotions.
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Highway Department
Alfred Rummond
Marion Center
State highway bridge bids total 71 on seven contracts
Harrisburg reports 71 bids received today on seven contracts to paint 55 bridges on state highways. Bids were withdrawn on two projects requiring readvertisement. Withdrawals covered eight bridges in Armstrong and Clarion counties and nine structures in Indiana and Jefferson counties.
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Harrisburg
Armstrong
Clarion
Indiana
Jefferson
Hillsdale Social Roundup and Local Moves
Hillsdale residents report a week of gatherings and visits. The Goss and Wright families hosted an ice cream supper at Ernest Goss’s home. A new baby girl arrived to Mr. and Mrs. Kerr. Several locals are improving at Indiana and Clearfield Hospitals. The Biss family moved to Pittsburgh. Visitors include Miss Alice Aice and Edith Spicher. Longtime residents welcome Mr. Jess Buterbaugh to Hillsdale.
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W. W. Goss
John Wright
Ernest Goss
Harry Huey
Indiana Hospital
John Kerr
C. M. Sterner
Clearfield Hospital
Churchill
Marsh Langham
Charles Biss
Pittsburgh
Alice Aice
Spangler
Bernice Cassidy
Ernest Brady
Baltimore
D. H. Raleigh
Edith Spicher
Indiana
Jess Buterbaugh
New Jersey
Hillsdale
Mary Ake Biss
Buterbaugh
Cuba
Franny Stahl
Maxine Henry
Dorothy Spicher
Jean Widdowson
Indiana visitors and campers in Hillsdale area
Grace Lewis of Indiana camped near Hillsdale the past week. Indiana callers at C Cassidy home included Mrs Henry Miss Buchanan Mrs Kissinger and Mrs Hobach. Bernice McCullough of Clymer stayed with Langham family. Charles Huey of Pittsburgh visiting grandfather John Huey. Harry Power Bert Clark and son Billie spent Sunday at Koozer farm. Doyle Rowley and Indiana family camping at Blose farm.
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Grace Lewis
Indiana
Hillsdale
Alice Henry
Esther Buchanan
Kissinger
Hobach
C. Cassidy
Bernice McCullough
Clymer
Langham
Charles Huey
Pittsburgh
John Huey
Harry Power
Bert Clark
Billie
Koozer Farm
Doyle Rowley
Blose Farm
Death sentence for police dog in Skowhegan
In Skowhegan Maine Municipal Judge Maurice P Merill sentenced a four year old German police dog to death after testimony declared the animal vicious The dog owner Mrs Nattie Perkins who runs a lodging house appealed and posted 100 bail The case advances to the September term of the superior court The dog allegedly bit insurance man Harry A Dinsmore aged 81 on July 21
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Skowhegan
Maurice P. Merill
Nattie Perkins
Harry A. Dinsmore
Brooklyn Girl Strangled in Home Cellar
Eight year old Paula Magagna of Brooklyn was assaulted and strangled in the cellar of 349 Stockholm street shortly after going outside to play. Dr. Rosenberg of Wyckoff Heights Hospital ruled death from rape and strangulation, with evidence of clothes line near the neck.
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New York
Brooklyn
Stockholm Street
Paula Magagna
St. Aloysius Catholic Parochial School
Rosenberg
Wyckoff Heights Hospital
Senate Commerce Committee Approves Sea Safety Bill
Washington July 31 The Senate Commerce Committee approved the Copeland safety at sea bill and another measure to require filing complete passenger lists. The Copeland bill, drafted after a special committee studied recent disasters including the Morro Castle fire off New Jersey, would tighten ship construction to prevent sinking from minor collisions and push for near fireproof design.
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Washington
Senate Commerce Committee
Morro Castle
New Jersey
Clipper Lands in Free State After Atlantic Crossing
The Pan American Clipper JIE landed in Southampton at 4 50 p m from Foynes Irish Free State, completing her second North Atlantic crossing from Botwood Newfoundland. A quote from Seneca appeared in the report.
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Southampton
Eng
Foynes
Irish Free State
Botwood
Newfoundland
Stock Market Ticker Summary From OCR Fragment
OCR list shows many stock tickers and firm names such as Allied Stores Allis-Chalmers Am Can Am Coml Alco Am Rad Am Tel and Tel Am TeB Atl Refin Auburn Auto Aviation Corp Continental Motors Crane Curtis Pub Curtiss-Wright Deere and Co Del Lack and Wat Erie Adams names with percentages trailing. Likely a market page snippet listing securities and daily percentages and prices.
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Air Reduc Allied Stores
Allis-Ch
Mig Am
Alco Am
Mlil Am Smelt
Anaconda Arm
Auburn Auto Aviation Corp
Baldwin Loc Balt
Ohio
Barnsdall Bendix Aviat Beth
Blaw-Knox
Borg-Warner Briggs Mtg
Calumet and
Hee Canad Pac
Caterpil Tract
Hecker Prod
Hershey Choc Houd
Hudson
Indust
Ray Int Harvest
Nick Can
Tel
Johns-Manville Kennecott Kresge
Leh
Val RR
LOF Glass Loews Lorillard
Mack Trucks McCrory Stre
McKess and
Rob , McLellan Stra Mesta Mach Minn
Imp
Monigom Ward Murray Corp
Nash-Kelv
Stra
North
Ans
Northern Pac
Ohio Oib Packard
Param
Pict Penn RR
Phillips Pet Pitt
Procter and Gam
Sve
Pullman
Bay
Poultry Tour Attracts Visitation From Indiana And Armstrong Counties
About forty five local residents joined a poultry tour to Butler County led by assistant county agent D H Ricks. Attendees learned egg auction methods from R H McDougall and auctioneer Mr Smith and observed egg handling and cooling, barn design, and ventilation at several farms including Thomas Mack and Son and Don Yingling.
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Indiana
Armstrong Counties
Butler County
D. H. Ricks
Butler
H. H. Kaufman
State College
R. H. McDougall
Mr. Smith
Pittsburgher Dead in Plane Crash in Belgium
Milton Goldbloom, a Pittsburgher, among 15 victims when a Brussels area plane wreck claims lives of travelers Milton Goldbloom and William Canton linked to Uniontown, as families in Pittsburgh, Uniontown confirm the tragedy. The notice closes with a Biblical quotation from Deuteronomy.
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Pittsburgh
Hyman Galdbloom
Milton
Brussells
Belgium
Phil Canton
Uniontown
William
Canton
Goldbloom
Europe
Jolly Lumberman Festival at Buckswell University
The Buckswell University folk festival presents the Jungletown Quartet of Canton, Bradford County performing The Jolly Lumberman with miners singing anthracite region songs and the Bernville quartet reviving So Does the Farmer. York Berks and Dauphin County groups join Conestoga Wagoners choruses. Nanticoke Indian tribe members attend. Contests include fiddlers auctioneers tall tale tellers jig and reel dancers.
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Lewisburg
Pennsylvania
Buckswell University
Canton
Bradford County
Bernville
York
Berks
Dauphin County
Two Guards Suffer Skull Fractures in A and P Strike Chaos
In Philadelphia on July 31 two guards protecting a truck for the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company were beaten and suffered skull fractures as about 20 men in five cars attacked the convoy. The guards were Samuel Green and Joseph Kentsky. driver Thomas Jones and owner of the truck were also assaulted as union organizers press for a working agreement amid renewed strike tensions. Federal and state mediators began negotiating for a settlement after equipment damage and beatings at a store.
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Philadelphia
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
Samuel Green
Joseph Kentsky
Thomas Jones
American Federation of Labor Teamsters’ Union
Derdedvét Hr.$ v-Sacharyi Fed
Oil Price Fixing Probed by Pennsylvania Commission
The Pennsylvania legislature’s oil industry inquiry heard testimony alleging strong arm tactics to enforce fixed prices. Dealers described intimidation from the Independent Oil Dealers Association of Philadelphia and a Philadelphia gangster. judges noted chaotic market conditions. Executives of major oil firms testified price setting was driven by competition and public sensitivity to price cuts.
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Philadelphia
Pehnsylvania
Ralph H. Smith
Pittsburgh
Albert A. Fish
Independent Oil Dealers' Association of Philadelphia
Commission
Markets Summary of Pittsburgh Hogs Cattle Calves and Chicago Wheat
Pittsburgh markets report hogs and cattle prices with direct sales, calves steady to 12.50, spring lambs at 11.40, and produce steady with various Dutchess and cobbler prices listed. Chicago wheat fell early on Liverpool weakness, then recovered with September near 1.17 3/4 and December around 1.18 7/8, while corn rose from a firm oversold base.
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Pittsburgh
Chicago
Liverpool
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Theodore B. Appel
Fisher, Pinchot
UNION
Fage One
Harrison
Jsbor Standards Board
Moorhead
Maryland
City of Baltimore
Chesapeake Bay
Bodkin Point
G. BR. Potter
Alex Taylor
Charles Betohler
Albert Marshall
Associated Press
Isle of Wight
Vanderbilt
Rainbow
Endeavor
Sopwith
Brenton Reef
Britain
Clipper
Free State
Seneca
Poultry Folk
James K .McElhoes
S. H. Shirley
Shelocta
R. D
J. &. Postlewait
C. F. Smith
Punxsutawney R
Samuel Gamble
Smicksburg R. R
Merl
Victor Brown
Penn Run
H. A. Stonebraker
Kenneth Stonebraker
R. L. Boucher
Wayne
Samuel
Meredith Boucher
Mary Catherine Allison
Foster J. Parks
Paul Lowman
George Rose
Clarksburg
Merle Trayer
Mildred
Leroy, Delano
James Trayer
Rochester Mills
Pure Oil
Keith-O
Rem Rand
Repub
Sehenley Distill
Rock Socony
Vacuum
Sperry Corp
Cal
Std Oil Ind Ltd
ONI
Studebaker
Swift and Co
Texas Corp
Ye Tide-Wat
Trans and West Air
UN Carbide
UN Pac
Air Lines
Aircr Corp
United Corp
United Gas Imp
US Rubber
US Steel
Warner Pict
West UN Tel
West el
Wilson
Woolworth
Belfast
Northern Ireland
King George
West End
Jolly Lumberman
West Virginia
Virginia
Geo. D. Leydiec Funeral Home
Wayne Avenue
Indiana Evening Gazette
Ind Evening Gazette
Philadelphia Street
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