Pennsylvania Industry Holds Steady After NRA Ruling
Pennsylvania business shows strength as coal and steel activity rise amid NRA impact. United Anthracite Miners strike at Glen Alden collieries ends, about 1,500 workers to be rehired. Centralized control plan approved, wage and code commitments kept by steel firms, while textiles report walkouts in Wyoming Valley. Oil and coke outputs change. revenue freight totals dip from prior week.
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Pittsburgh
Jime
INS
NRA
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
International News Service
United Anthracite Miners
Glen Alden
Valleys
Wyoming Valley
Connellsville
Bradford-Allegany
City Softball League results recap
Yesterday's standings show Bon Ton versus Stuchell's Garage, E. E. Timberlakes versus Dairymen, Grant Silk MII versus Stewart's Hyde in the City league games. No National or American League games scheduled. Drivers are urged to dim headlights at night for safety.
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Bon Ton
Stuchell’s Garage
E. E. Timberlakes
Dairymen
Grant Silk MII
Stewart's
Hyde
W. E
Lh. Pet. Stewart's Hardware
Timberlakes
Ross & DeGaetano
Macaroni Co
Stucell’s Garage
IR and P League Matchups Scheduled for Today
No games are listed beyond today’s schedule with several matches set for 3 30 PM. Ernest hosts Indiana Lucerne travels to Blairsville Heilwood visits Yatesboro Clymer plays Starford Coal Run hosts McIntyre Coal Run visits Heilwood.
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Ernest
Indiana
Lucerne
Blairsville
Heilwood
Yatesboro
Clymer
Starford
Coal Run
McIntyre
Vadis
Remembering past sports feats and record highs
One year ago today Bobby Cruickshank Jed led the National Open field at Merian midway. Five years ago Norman Cohn won the U S outdoor saber title for the second consecutive year in New York. Ten years ago Edvin Wide lowered the world record for 3000 meters to 827.5 in Stockholm.
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Bobby Cruickshank
Merian
Norman C. Cohn
U. S
New York
Edvin Wide
Stockholm
Giants Power Past Braves as Reds Beat Pirates 13 4
National League notes recount the Giants led by Ott and Moore with homers that sealed an 8-2 win over the Braves while the Reds hammered the Pirates 13-4 and the Dodgers beat the Phillies 11-9. The Yankees lost to the Red Sox 2-1 as interleague play and weather impacts shuffle standings.
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Pat Robinson
New York
Giants
Jimmy Durante
Jimmy
Theer
Mel Ott
Joe Moore
Moore
Sth
Braves
Wehan
Ben Cantwell
Frankie Frisch
Sande
Cubs
Pirates
Reds
Goodman
Kampouris
Byrd
Derringer
Dodgers
Phils
Philly
White Sox
Yanks
Tigers
Red Sox
Ted Lyons
Gerry Walker
Patel
Bonura
Ted
Bronca
Welch
Yankee
Dahlgren
Connie Mack
A’s
Senators
Bob Johnson
Jimmy Foxx
Memorial Day Visits and Local Social Roundup
Taylorville residents and relatives from Indiana and nearby towns visited family and friends over Memorial Day weekend. The notes list numerous callers and shoppers across Indiana, Marion Center, Arcadia, Tanoma, and related communities, with a church service announced for June 16 at East Union Presbyterian Church. Also shown are paired sports matchups: Philadelphia at Washington, Cleveland at St Louis, New York at Boston, Detroit at Chicago.
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Fittsburgh
Chicago
St. Louis
Boston
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Louis
L. Pet
Glenn Winsheimer
Indiana
Jess O'Hara
Arcadia
Elmer’ Lydie
Bill Carnahan
Marshall Carnahan
Raymond Short
Wayne Buterbaugh
Irvin Barr
W. J Tyger
Stella Lydie
Seward Shank
Ward Lydie
Ernest nine invades local camp for league clash
The 1934 A. and P. League champion Morrison's Ernest nine, minus two injured stars, meets Indiana Service Club in a 3 30 p m game. Kerr remains hospitalized with a possible left shoulder fracture from the Clymer game, condition reported fair but details unclear.
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Morrison
Ernest
Scheo Wea
Indiana Service Club
Kerr
Indiana Hospital
Clymer
Lowden to Lead GOP Grass Roots Convention
In Springfield on June 10 the GOP grass roots convention named Frank Lowden as keynote to help craft farm policy. Lowden, a former presidential aspirant, faced a pointed incident at Herbert Hoover's Alabama home during discussions on the Mexican campaign.
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Springfeld
Frank QO
Lowsden
Lowden
Nis Gregan
Herbert Hoover
Bridge Declarer Avoid a Loss of Contract by Establishing Side Suit
WM. McHENNEY explains that a beginner must avoid the rule of leading trump first when in doubt. He argues that establishing the side suit before leading trump can prevent a loss, even with a long trump suit. The piece discusses practical strategy for avoiding overreliance on a four card trump and balancing the play.
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Dincard
McHenney
American Bridge League
Trump
Declarer
Bridge Hand Theory and Local Community Notes
A composite note begins with a bridge problem where declarer avoids a trump lead to save the contract after a sequence of plays. It adds local social items mentioning Indiana shoppers Mrs Edwards Annie Sell Imogene Douglass and visits by Bert Kerr Leroy Wood and others, plus upcoming meetings: District XI at U P church June 10 and Conemaugh Presbytery youth gathering June 14.
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Mrs. Edwards
Annie Sell
Indiana
Imogene Douglass
Frances Kline
J. B. Clark
James
Tarentum
Alex Clark
Elderson
John Wiggins
Bert Kerr
Fulmer
Leroy Wood
Harold
R. G. Wood
Mildred
Jane Richardson
Mr. Hill
New Kensington
Robert Kinter
Delane Rising
Wilmerding
Jack Sharp
Earl Wiggins
Frank Patrick
Earl Hanna
Homer City
Frank Decker
Mother
Boyer
District XI
U. P
Conemaugh Presbytery
Harvey Devlin
W. M. Society
Charles Kerr
Wilmer Miller
J. E. Boyer
Mountains
Carolyn Wiggins
Fiery Bridge Tactics Prompt Quick Donnee
The declarer should give up a heart trick by heart to dummy queen. East wins with king and faces a difficult position, likely choosing a club return. Jack from dummy, West plays ace, declarer trumps. Ace of hearts then cashed.
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East
West
Declarer
Trump
NEA Service, Inc
Creekside Bears Defeat Fulton Run 9 7 in Close Game
Creekside Bears travel to Fulton and win 9 to 7. Arcurio earned the win allowing six hits and runs. Gulock pitched nine innings. Marsho led Creekside with four hits while Bella stood out for Fulton Run. Ernest shutout until the seventh and scored late, with Creekside breaking the tie in the eighth.
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EEA
Creekside
Fulton
Arcurio
Gulock
Marsho
Bella
Hicks
Ernest
Nings
Patterson
Marsico
Arcuri
Aruris
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