French Socialists Move To End Nationwide Strike
The Associated Press reports a new socialist government in France proposing legislation to end a mass strike involving millions. As talks proceed the strike widens in Spain with about 800000 workers. A Fascist was killed at Seville. Belgian authorities warn strikers as troops remain in Antwerp and at factories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ffy
Associated Press
Spain
Sevelle
Folde Arme
Belgium
Antwérp
Shipping
Attty
Firemen Rally to Beat Home CCC in Tight League Contest
Firemen overcome two earlier losses to Stewart’s Hard fare and Dalry Dell, edging Home CCC 9 to 8 after late errors. Mills and Wagner keyed the attack while Walls made a remarkable running catch. Scoring by innings shows CCC taking early leads before Firemen forged the comeback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Hardfare
Dalry Dell
Fireen
CCC
To & Ad
Mills
Wagner
Walls
Ahr
Gragroski
Kuntz
Cf Rohosky
Wakert
Karpski
OM Zimmer I
Aypski
Stanley
Mine Foreman Fire Boss Names and Examiners Listed
A long list of mine foreman candidates and those who prepare the fire boss examinations is provided, naming numerous individuals and towns including NuMine, Reynoldsville, Punxsutawney, Stump Creek, Clarksburg, and DuBois, with many other localities and surnames interspersed. The article reads like a roster of officials, examiners, and associated locations connected to mine safety work in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ougias
Iselin
Joe Constantine
Iph Chapman
NuMine
Roy Shafer
New Bethlehem
Frank C. Rosa
Louis Gamber
Rossiter
Joe Malone
Jilis Chapman
Doyle *Tinton
George Snyder
Clair Harris
Richard DeHari
Reynoldsville
S. L. Tess
John Pettick
Oscar Buhite
Gilbert McCracken
Francis Lann
William L. Charl‘ton
Frank Fox
Waller P. Kime
Stanley Pusieuiz
Steven Yasenchak
Anthony Roycord
Stump Creek
Marlin Gay
Weber
Dorsey L. Humphreys
Ne C. Vanity
Clair Coffman
Peter del- Dennis
Smyers
Ivor Lanfar
Wilim Harrett
Sykesville
Eugene
Pa- 2
Thomas Olson
Sagamore
Fred Itls
Lee Anderson
Timblin
Olaf Tterson
Waterman
Alex Patteron
Yatesboro
K. H. Mortimer
Punxsutawney
George Goduihin
William McGee
John
Golouihin
Auliman
Joseph “Matko
Arcadia
M. L. Ruffner
M. Cc. Lemon
Commodore
Charles Bank
Qsko
Ernest H. Bass
Glenn Fullerton
Emanuel Langham
Louis Kriz “Manick
Michael
Harold Gates
Robert Jeffrey
Lucerne ‘Mines
Howard Oakley
Adam P. Popson
Penn Run
James H.gotwald
Punxsusawney
Raymond ‘Beheetz
James Cowie
Harold L
Himes
Francis FP. Stapleton
Joseph A. Staey
Andrew Uulish Jr. Rathmel
James Liberton
Harl Deemer
Soldier
Mike Opina
John T. Bratek
Ernest C
Sherwood
Troutville
Robert Sampson Jr
William Morgan
Day Warrior Here Sunday Part Continues
The article discusses Smith's gubernatorial bid and the political forces led by Tammany Hall aimed at destroying him through the courts. It notes Smith’s prior defeats before 1928 and his reaction to state enforcement laws as he broadens his fight through the American Christian Alliance to restore and preserve his goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Tammany
Open forum set after Mr Anderson speech on church influence
Mr Anderson states he will answer questions after his address about the church influence issue and his scrimmage with Tammany and political alienism, along with other matters he may not cover in his speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
WPA Busy on Local Project
The county plans improvements at the Court House including a roof change an extra story expansion and courtroom rearrangements. Estimated to cost 80000 financed through the Public Works Administration, with plans drawn by the county engineer and architect for submission to Washington. If approved the two projects may proceed concurrently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Public Works Administration
Washington
Obituary notices for local residents and funeral plans
Obituary announces death of an Indiana County man at Greensburg hospital after a three week illness. Survived by widow Grace Lichtenfels and siblings Russell Ernest Frank Glenn C E Mack Dorothy Elsie Margie and Dean. Funeral at Mt Tabor Church near Blairsville with burial in Blairsville cemetery. Also notices for Dr Clark J Dickie and John Appleton Mock detailing funeral times and burial sites in Streams Funeral Home Oakland Cemetery Brush Valley and Greenwood Cemetery Indiana respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westmoreland Hospital
Greensburg
Leonard Bros
Pennsylvania Railroad
Grace Lichtenfels
William Lichtenfels
Indiana County
Russell
Ardara
Ernest
Frank
Johnstown
Glenn
Clyde
C. E. Mack
New Florence
Dorothy
Elsie
Margie
Dean
Orrin L. Cribbs
Harrison Avenue
Mt. Tabor Methodist Church
Blairsville
G.E. Letenworth
Blacklick
Mock
John Appleton Mock
Brush Valley
Greenwood Cemetery
Indiana
Earle Plan Still Far Off in House Debates
House leaders test substitutes for revenue bills. Fuel oil tax options draw Democratic support, with initial two cent rate trimmed to one half cent. An independent one percent income tax faces first passage, earmarked 98 percent of revenue for education amid ongoing party maneuvering.
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House
Homes in Jefferson county mining town under relief study
Local inquiry into housing for families of WPA workers at McKinney Steel Company houses in Josephine area reveals workers listed on WPA projects but unclear residency. Relief officials say no local public housing exists and relief can cover rent to 150 percent of taxes with landlord approval if a house is secured. Inquiry continues with county officials.
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Ing
Josephine
Gracelon
Bells Mille
WEA
George Fisher
WPA
Jorsephine
McKinney Steel Company
John 8. Fienniken
Indiana County Cormailssigner
Fienniken
Emergency Relief Administration
Landford
Indiana County
Senate Passes Tax Bill As Conference Debate Looms
The Senate, by 36 to 24, approved a $829 million tax bill with a 15.5 to 18 percent rate on net corporate incomes, a 7 percent undistributed profits levy, and changes to dividends and surtaxes, sending the measure to a House Senate conference amid looming disputes over higher rates and administration goals. Executives aim to push a 33.5 percent average rate. House plans go higher, with conferees to decide next week.
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Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
Senate House
House
Cleveland
Couzens
Keyes
Robinson
D. Ark
Black
Ala
LaFollette
Foster says public to decide after board vote
Dr. Foster states he will present his side and let the public decide after a board vote that declared the president’s chair vacant. Attorney General Margiotti counters Foster accusations of political motives, noting the trustees’ 3-2 split and suggesting a Senate investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attroney
Board of Trustees
Foster
Dr. Foster
Margiotti
Platform tensions surface in Republican gathering
Senators and delegates debate a short modern platform for 1936. Fisher influence cited as driving party direction, with Western and Eastern factions clashing over currency, tariffs, and reciprocity. Kansas White gives campaign voice. Pennsylvania Senator Davis notes half of 75 delegates responded favoring a concise, liberal platform similar to Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Landon
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Washington
James J. Davis
Pennsylvania
New York
Davis
Supréme Court
Borough fines leveled for overloaded trucks under 4,380 pound excess
Justice of the Peace J. D. Hill fined two drivers for overloaded trucks. Myers Joseph W. Bonzer of Pritchard St Pittsburgh faced 4380 pounds overage, while Louis C. Boles of Swan St Buffalo N Y incurred 2360 pounds excess. Patrolman Clair arrested them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of “the Peace
J. D. Hill
Clair
Myers Joseph W. Bonzer
Pritchard St
Pittsburgh
Louis C. ‘Boles
Swan St
Buffalo
Widow Denies Conspiracy to Murder Husband in Pennsylvania
In Warren Pennsylvania on June 6 Mrs Mary Seminuk a 28 year old widow testified before a jury denying she conspired to murder her husband. She said she signed an alleged confession only after officers warned her she must sign or go to jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Mary Seminuk
Motor Patrolman Killed in Crash Near Girard
Corporal L. Fulton of the State Highway Patrol was killed when his motorcycle collided head on with a car driven by Francis Layden of Union City near Girard Pa. He had been en route from Osceola Mills to Erie and was visiting his parents before the fatal return trip. The tragedy was under investigation by state police and the county coroner. Fulton had served nine years and was a popular member of the patrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola Mills
Loréazd D Fulton
Erie
DuBoison
Girard
Fallon
State Patrol
Treasury balance and deficits reported in daily statement
The daily treasury statement shows June 4 receipts of 15.6 million and expenditures of 42 thousand, leaving a balance of 2.327 billion. Customs receipts for the month total 5.23 million. The current year deficit surpassed 3 billion, with the government spending 3.0106 billion more than it collected since July 1, 1936, and total expenditures through June 4 at 6.654 billion versus revenues of 3.6346 billion.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Junk dealer held for court in copper wire theft case
Max Israel, Indiana junk dealer, is held for court on a $1000 bail after waiving hearing on a charge of receiving stolen goods. State Trooper James L. Stuck alleges he bought 900 pounds of copper wire cut in short lengths stolen from West Penn Railways Co. in Armstrong County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Israel
Indiana
Justice of the Peace
J. D. Hill
Israel
James L. Stuck
West Penn Railways Co
Armstrong County
Two Gipsy Residents Fined for Liquor Violations
Three Gipsy residents were fined $29 and costs each by Justice of the Peace J. D Hill yesterday on charges of selling untaxed liquor. Constables Cialt Dewyinney and Hill arrested them after a buy was alleged in each locale, with moonshine liquor seized. Those fined were Mrs Mary Prat to, Saylor Spicher and Peter Hughes. They all pleaded guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
J. D Hill
Cialt
Dewyinney
Hill
Mary Pratto
Saylor Spicher
Peter Hughes
Clymer Girl Graduates From Columbia University
Mrs. N. L. Diem and son Harold returned to Clymer after ten days in New York City and New England. They attended Columbia University commencement last Tuesday and spent time with Mr. and Mrs. A. Biem in Stratford Connecticut. En route they paused at Lake Kinderhook where Miss Margaret will be a camp counsellor this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. L. Diem
Harold
Clymer
New York City
New England
Columbia University
A. B. Biem
Stratford
Conn
Lake Kinderhook
New York
Margaret
Recital Planned at St Bernard School Auditorium
An interesting program has been prepared for the annual recital by pupils of St Bernard Parochial School on North Fifth Street. It will be held in the school auditorium tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bernard Parochial School
North Fifth Street
Local Visitors Share Time at Clawson and Hemphill Homes
Clarksburg residents Mr. and Mrs. George Kieh and their two children from Trafford are visiting the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Clawson. Mr. and Mrs. H J Meeker from Ohio called on the Hemphill household Sunday. Mrs. Fred Smith and her son Freddy were also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kieh
Trafford
Dean Clawson
H. J. Meeker
Ohio
P. F. Hemphill
Fred Smith
Freddy
Trustees Veto Athletes Subsidizing at Dickinson College
Dickinson Trustees reject subsidizing athletes and cap athletic aid relative to other applicants. Dr. Fred P. Corson urges no scholarships for athletes with weak records. Board approves ending alumni commission during student solicitations. Officers praised. Boyd Spaht re-elected president. Judge E M Biddle new member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlissm
Prualeas
Dickinson College
Fred P. Coreen
Carson
Corson
Peysier
Boyd Tee Spaht
Philadelphia
E,m. Biddle
Catelisle
J. Hope Caldwell
New York
Vicw
Edgar H. Heckman
Bellétonie
Gilbert Malcoim
Car- Welt
Social visitors and local engagements noted around town
Iselin visitors among relatives in town include Mr and Mrs Harold Borland and son Dick from Indiana in the R A Jewell home last week Loree Speedy visited Charlotte Smith West Lebanon and Clark Clason called on Dean Clawson family Louise Ferguson saw grandmother Edith Ferguson Kent Mrs I S Kennedy Lewisville called among friends Decoration Day activities Elders Ridge commemoration Mr and Mrs Paul Lowman Decoration Day at New Wilmington Tsahole Jewell Luella Shearer Watkins Ridge visits among relatives Mrs Gaylor and Krebs Clearfield visited P F Hemphill Decoration Day Harry Coleman daughter Sean Irene Clawson Saltsburg visitors Clinton Idle visiting New Alexandria Joseph Cipriany and son Arthur plan a month in New York Frank Clark and family have a new car Hazel Blakley visited Chas Fulton Waterman Lawrence Winger Pittsburgh visited Fry and Ashbaugh homes Willis Miller and Narry Anderson serve on Indiana jury Kenneth Sload and daughter Jane spent Decoration Day at their Duncannon home Billy Shearer Jr underwent appendicitis operation in Indiana Hospital
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Iselin
Harold Borland
Indiana
R. A
Elders Ridge
Paul Lowman
New Wilmington
Tsahole Jewell
Luella Shearer
Watson Ridge
Gaylor
Krebs
Clearfield
P. F. Hemphill
Harry Coleman
Sean
Irene Clawson
Saltsburg
Clinton Idle
New Alexandria
Joseph Cipriany
New York
Frank Clark
Hazel Blakley
Chas. Fulton
Waterman
Lawrence Winger
Pittsburgh
Fry and Ashbaugh
Willis Miller
Narry Anderson
Kenneth Sload
Jane
Duncannon
Harrisburg
Billy
Wey Shearer, Jr
Indiana Hospital
Speedy Family Visit Highlights Warren Ohio Ties
The mumps visit our town as Mr and Mrs Hugh Speedy and their daughter Joan of Warren Ohio spent last weekend with the J A Compton family, sharing town social ties and a family gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Speedy
Joan
Warren
Ohio
J. A. Compton
Clymer Neighbors Share News and Health Notices
Clymer residents report minor injuries and local visits. Charles Brennan Jr required three stitches after stepping on glass at Dr. Lees. several Akron visitors stay with friends on Franklin and Morris streets while others travel to Pittsburgh for Dr. Beyer’s visit. The Board of Health urges proper disposal of waste, and local social news notes anniversaries and weekend travels among residents.
Brown and Wiggins bale hay at Silvis farm
WwW. L. Brown and John Wiggins baled hay and straw at the E. L. Silvis farm Thursday. Children's Day exercises will be held at West Union Church Sabbath evening, June 7. Reverend Fairman held Communion at this place and Oliver on this date it being his last day with these Churches. He leaves for another section for the next day service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Brown
John Wiggins
E. L. Silvis
West Union Church
Fairman
Oliver
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Moorhead
Earle
Cudahy
Michael Cudahy
George Isaac Hughes
New Bern
N.C
Mary Gertrude
Mrs. Hughes
Franklin Roosevelt Hughes
Fisher
Marglotti
Indiana State Teachers College
Mellons
Robert
Peter Graff
Armstrong
Supreme Court
White
Kansas
Platform Committee
Boro Treasury
Rockport
Ark
ST Bernard School
Clarksburg
Dickinson
Landon
Alfred M. Landon
Clyde Latchem
Charles Brennan, Jr
Charles Brennan
Lerman Street
Lee
Ralph Bash
Akron
Thomas Good
Franklin Street
Joe Banco
Farrell
Marlon Sgrecela
Morris St
J. C. Lee
5. Beyer
Dixonville
Willard Hart
Andy Barnick
Capitol
Harris
Burg
Miss Beatty
Our Town
Charlies Fouts
Ed. Beechey
Sixth Street
William Thomas
Waltcott St
William Neeley
Pannel Hotel
Punxsulawney
James Rager
Stafford
Clymer-Dixonville Road
Gladys Thomas
Verona
Wolleot St
Mont. Putt
Wallcott St
Robert Kreidler
Ralph Kindler
Mary Ann
Rita Gidgon
Washington, Pa
Sixth St
Rainey
Morse St
Lynn Widdowson
Betty
Hancock Street
Parkwood
Andrew Jackson
Nashville, Tenn
Geo. D. Leydic
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