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Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1930

Page

4

Baby Boy Born At Allegheny County Court House

In Pittsburgh on June 5 a baby boy was found abandoned in a wash bowl in the women’s restroom on the fifth floor of the Allegheny County Courthouse. Hospital staff rushed him to Magee Hospital where he was reported doing well. the mother, seen loitering in the washroom, is believed to be a well dressed young woman.

Allegheny County Court House Pittsburgh Court House Elizabeth Steel Magee Hospital Oakland

Schwab Supports General Merger Process Amid Bethlehem Youngstown Talks

New York June 5 Charles G Schwab chairman of Bethlehem Steel said during a deposition for the Bethlehem Youngstown merger that he believes in mergers as a general rule The deposition of Schwab and Bethlehem president E C Grace was taken at Colton Franklin Wright and Gordon 56 Wall Street and largely consists of conference reports between Schwab Grace and Youngstown officials about the proposed union.

New York America Charles G. Schwab Bethlehem Steel Company Nat Bethlehem Company Youngstown Steel Corporation Schwab E. C. Grace Colton Franklin Wright Gordon Wall Street Grace Youngstown Company

Mil-Billy tunes spark New York dance craze revival

New York dancers embrace mil billy songs set to lively dance tempo, echoing forgotten barn carnival nights. Phil Spitalny and his National Broadcasting orchestra popularize the style in town clubs and studios, with siblings and relatives in music contributing to a growing mill-billy music scene. Electric blankets and cooled air into venues reflect new comfort trends as Jacksonville’s Cumberland Valley Cooperative takes over Goodhart Brothers’ elevator business and Booneville plans to rebuild the burned tabernacle at Sugar Valley camp ground.

Manhattan New York Gay Ling Phil Spitalny National Broadcasting Radio Orchestra

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