Germany presses ahead with naval program in London talks
Europe faces continued turmoil as Germany stands firm on naval armament and 400000 ton fleet. In London, Van Ribbentrop and Sir John Simon resume discussions while Britain argues 35 percent of total fleet equals parity. BW ministers, bankers, and allies monitor the crisis as a war conference looms. Local labor union No 352 holds a meeting at the Court House tomorrow at 7.00 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Knickerbocker
INS
London
Europe
Germany
Hitler
France
Italy
Abyssinia
Dangig
Reich
Geremany
Joachim von Ribben
van Ribbentrop
United States
Ritain
Japan
Maly
Low
Washington
MacDonald
England
Stanley Baldwin
John Si Amon
Neville Chamberlain
H. H.thomas
Anthony Eden
Malcolm Macnald
Bolton Eyres-Monsell
T Lord
The
Admiralty
Unon No. 352
Court House
Kidnap Threats For Warner Two
Warner Brothers president Harry M Warner received two kidnap threats targeting his daughters Belly May 15 and Lila 9. Yonkers police said a loiterer found on the Warner estate grounds May 28 was released after claiming unawareness of private property. A caller warned to expect the girls within 48 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jins
Belly May
Lila
Harry M. Warner
Warner Brothers
Hollywood
Rea Warner
Michael Silverstein
Yonkers
Warner Estate
Warner
Sweepstakes Winners Joyful Bahram Wins Derby Shares Sell
In Philadelphia and Wilkes-Barre two men and women celebrate Bahram’s Epsom Derby victory. Mrs Gertrude Hocken and Agnes Kilkenny held a ticket shared with John Kilkenny and Agnes Kilkenny, netting $47,000. Albert Trethwaye and Louis Houser in Wilkes-Barre split $105,000 after selling half shares for $30,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Gertrude Hocken
Nanticoke
Agnes Kilkenny
Bahram
Oak Lane
Agnes
Kilkenny
Aga Kahn
Wilkes-Barre
Wild With Joy
Albert Trethwaye
Louis Houser
Epsom Downs
Trethway
Labor Laws at Showdown in Senate Debate
The executive presses a labor reform plan amid renewed attacks from Senators Lane Bean and Owl ett on the Senate floor and via radio. He contends the GOP has ignored fast action on non controversial parts while pledging security for workers and a square deal.
Labor row bogs down as works funds loom in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg on June 5, lawmakers clashed over labor and public works plans. Proposals to join the President’s works program hung in committees while Secretary Jones heads a state agency. Bills to create authorities for building and financing projects faced Senate and House resistance amid calls for fiscal plans and tax measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle
Owlett
Democratic House
Harrisburg
Senate Finance Committee
John J. McClyde
Delaware
Sydney H. Eiges
INS
Pennsylvania
Senate
Secretary of Labor and Industry
Edward N. Jones
Public Works Administration
PWA
Harmuth
House
Jones
Barber and Bradley
Patterson Limited
Patterson
Ruffenach
Pennsylvania , Rural Electrification Corporation
Power Districts
Robert F. Gorman I
N. S
Indiana Register notices from May 27 1835 edition
Gives Interesting Data Volume 1 No 5L of the Indiana Register fore runner of Indiana Progress reviewed in George Clark of Johnstown. Subscription rules, advertising rates, and editor contact details outline office policy. Page contents include editorials on Democracy and the Administration, public opinion, a Joseph Ritner advertisement, sheriff sales, a stray mare and horse notice, school house proposals, poems and stories, and various local ads from G W Spotsword Samuel Corbett Gibson Jamison Joshua Matlin Charles McLain and Collins and Co. William Moorhead editor of the Register tied to Farmers and Mechanics Weekly Messenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Register
Indiana Progress
George Clark
Chandler, Avenue
Johnstown
Joseph Ritner
Washington
Congress
Center Township
G. W. Spotsword
Samuel T. Corbett
P. M
W. W. Gibson
Samuel &. Jamison
Joshua Matlin
Indiana
Charles McLain
Collins and Co
William Moorhead
Register
Messenger
Obituary notices for Allison Patterson Robertson Bee
Obituaries report Thomas Clark Allison 71 a Derry resident since his move from Cokeville and Ligonier valley. James A. Patterson 84 of Rural Valley, George Clinton Robertson 67 near Aullman, and Tony Bee 62 near Indiana die in short hospital or home incidents with multiple survivors and planned services at Rural Valley and Derry Presbyterian churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Clark Allison
Derry
Mr. Allison
Cokeville
Ligonier Valley
George Allison
Greensburg
Alice Blair
Oretha
Kansas
J. J. McKee
Sara Stevens
Wilkinsburg
Crummy
Derry Presbyterian Church
James A. Patterson
Rural Valley
John’ E. Patterson
Bertha Stewart
Nannie Bayer
A. Clair Patterson
James Patterson
New Kensington
Rural Valley Presbyterian Church
Rural Valley Cemetery
George Clinton Robertson
Aullman
Brushvalley Township
George
Matilda (Cribbs Robertson
Auliman
Anna (Rosborough) Robertson
Frank Robertson
Blairsville
Charles Robertson
Tony Bee
Indiana
Dias
NRA skeleton aftercode era looms in Roosevelt plan
Washington June 3 An emaciated NRA remains as the blue eagle survives as a bound chicken. Roosevelt halves the program to a skeletal unit to collect data and monitor effects while seeking a way to revive NRA without court conflicts. A nine month extension without codes is hoped to preserve voluntary standards and watch compliance.
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George R. Holmes
INS
Washington
NRA
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Congress
Blue Eagle
Mr. Roosevelt
Donald R. Richberg
Toledo Edison strike paralyzes industry in four states
Union electrical workers in Toledo walked out at 7 o clock after a morning deadlock, halting operations across northwestern Ohio and nearby Indiana and Michigan towns. About 400 000 people face disruption. Union business agent Oliver S Myers said management refused to raise wages even 5 percent or arbitrate the dispute while the union demands a 20 percent increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Toledo Edison Co
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Edison Co
Oliver S. Myers
Pealer Quits Borough Post Leaves Council Unrest
The article notes Pealer resigns from the borough post on the west side of Natch Eighth street between Burns alley and Oak street. Routine business filled the remaining time of the councilmen.
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Pealer
Borough Post
Nacth Eighth Street
Burns Alley
Oak Street
Hundreds Flee Path of Flood Across Kansas
Flood waters threaten Lawrence and Kansas City Kansas while Manhattan Junction City and Clay Center begin to recover. Rivers and swollen waters cause highway washouts and bridge damage, with losses near 2 million dollars as roads reopen.
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Lawrence
Kansas City
Kan
Manhattan
Junction City
Clay Center
Kansas
Mark Pins His Faith on Union Miner Strike
Mark Lewis announces a June 16 midnight shutdown for all United Mine Workers in the bituminous sector except maintenance staff. He warns a full suspension may persist without a federal bill like Guffey, noting operators cannot guarantee fair wages and that violence is possible without an accord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
William S. Neal
Washington
INS
Congress
Mr. Roosevelt
American Federation of Labor
Perkins
Senate
United Mine Workers
NRA
Guffey
Kings
South
Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
International Policy’ Committee
Mark
Jacksonville
Bahrain wins the Epsom Derby as odds-on favorite
The Aga Khan owned Bahrain ridden by Jadds-on wins the 152nd Derby at Epsom. Robin Goodfellow, Sir Abe Bailey’s entry, finishes second while Field Trial places third. Bahram paid 6 to 1, Robin Goodfellow 50 to 2, and Field Trial 7 to 1. The rest of the page notes a postponed WCTU banquet, a bizarre oyster digestion note, and a Argentine meat producers corporation.
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Charles A. Smith
Epsom Racecourse
Eng
Aga Khan
Bahrain
Abe Bailey
Robin Goodfellow
Bahram
Robin Good
Letherman Appeal Hears Defense in Grieving Case
Greensburg June 8 A three judge court weighed whether the Commonwealth proved William Letherman who faces conviction of voluntary manslaughter struck his fiance Viola Dennis who died last August after a mobile ride. Defense argues death was accidental and cites lack of direct testimony of striking with any instrument as basis for a new trial. Letherman remains free on bail pending appeal.
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Greensburg
UINS
Commonwealth
William Letherman
Charlevoi
Viola Dennis
Donora
David McCloskey
Letherman
McCloskey
Washington Parade shows NRA code cuts in auto trade
A Washington, June 5 report notes a local auto dealer cut payroll by moving hours to 60 weekly and lowering weekly pay by a few cents per worker, saving 300 dollars a week while fearing larger losses from ending the code. Dealers sought to keep the code but split over wage and price provisions, ending with a split stance. Thieves steal about 80 dollars monthly from used car lots when relief funds are low, while relief funding correlates with theft drops. Employers report loss of several colored workers paid 11 dollars weekly to Federal work programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
INS
Washington
Supreme Court
NRA
Automobile Company
Kow Carl's
Capital
Fears US to Europeanize under Roosevelt policies
Former President Hoover charged in Chicago that Roosevelt administration aims to Europeanize American government after meeting with Frank Lowden. Hoover, en route to New York for a meeting with an insurance firm and social agencies, refused to elaborate. The report notes England imprisoned 5,516 men in 1932, up 3,473 from the previous year. Singing is recommended for throat weakness.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
England
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