Lawrence backs Roosevelt third term in Pennsylvania
Lawrence and two party leaders in Harrisburg pledge support for a third term for President Roosevelt. The move follows prior calls from former Governor Earle and U S Senator Guffey. The Pennsylvania Democratic State committee plans to endorse statewide judicial candidates at a July 21 meeting as three Superior Court seats and one Supreme Court seat come open.
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Harrisburg
David L. Lawrence
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Earle
U. S
Joseph F. Guffey
Lawrence
Garner
Washington
Guffey
New York
J. David Stern
Philadelphia
Democratic State Committee
Superior Court
Supreme Court
John W. Kephart
Thomas Baldrige
William Keller
Wr . E. Hirt
J. H. McCann
Cambria County
Justice Kephart
Marion D. Patterson
Blaiy County
Sara M.soffel
Allegheny County
Samuel L. Gilson
Erie
Herbert B. Cohen
York
Chamberlain ready to discuss settlement with Germany
Foreign policy notes a continued willingness to talk at a conference table with Germany or any country if a real settlement seems possible, provided negotiations replace force. In Prague Nazis threaten new restrictive measures to force Czech compliance amid a missing police sergeant case. London reports bomb violence blamed on the outlawed IRA with weekend police leave canceled after incendiary blasts and a flaming mailbag.
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Britain
Chamberlain
Birmingham
Germany
Prague
Bohemia-floravia
Kiadno
P. m
Irish Republican Army
England
Viscount Halifax
Exchequar
John Simon
Leslie Hare-Belisha
Great Britain
Gerinchy
Aly
Byithan
Royalty Honor at Washington Visit With King and Queen
A detailed description of royal attire and pageantry accompanies the King and Queen's arrival. The British ambassador, Sir Ronald Lind, in evening dress, discusses with local hosts as crowds cheer for the Queen. Public interest remains high as observers note the regal event and notable attendees.
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Pase
King
Sir Ronald Lindsay
Agai
Waeshington
Royal Visit Fills New York With Flag Mists and Cheers
A bustling crowd cheered as the King and Queen arrived amid fireworks and martial music. Flags draped lower Manhattan while the royal party shook hands with Mayor LaGuardia and Governor Lehman, then rode in procession toward the World’s Fair amid confetti and band tunes.
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Walter
New York
Warrington
Mayor LaGuardia
Lehman
Man
Edt
Bulless
Moyal Ligustye
Britiunia
Totuwit
Ruth Rubens to testify as Moscow prisoner in U S probe
Moscow reports say Ruth Marie Rubens may testify for the United States tonight in a passport fraud case. A quick trial yesterday led to an eight month sentence. Soviet officials will release her today. Her husband’s whereabouts remain unknown after his hotel exit near the U S Embassy in November.
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Moscow
Ruth Marie Rubens
Russia
United States
New York
Nelt
Obituary: Helen ScOalmer Sickenberger Dies at 43
Helen Sc o almer Sickenberger 43 widow of Robert Sickenberger of Dinonwile died last mid i on her mother’s home near Bethel Church Survived by two daughters Mary Louise and Helen Jean sisters Clyde Colmer Haze Wuey Mrs Jute Beverwinie and others services set for 2 pm Monday at Oakland Cemetery burial to follow in Lidia MH DILTZ M D native of Indigia County died Friday at 377 Ardmore Wilkinsburg services and burial at Turner Funeral Home with a 9 pm Sunday service in D-S-T zone.
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Robert Sickenberger
Dinonwile
Jennie Colmer
Bethel Church
Mary Louise
Helen Jean
Clyde Colmer
Dinonvalle
Ates Haze Wuey
Glen Campbell
Jute Beverwinie
Marion Center
Ateddeh
Kenneth Caal- Ser
Poends
Diltz
Ouf Indigia County
Jale Elsie i Smitt Duiry
Ardmore Boulevard
Wilkinsburg
Turner Funeral Jigme
Wallace Avenue
Wilkins Burg
D-S.t
Hyde Park Readies for Royal Visit by George VI and Elizabeth
President and Mrs. Roosevelt return to their Hudson River home to host King George VI and Queen Elizabeth after their New York reception. The royal train reached Highland at 6:35 am EST and the party drove over the Mid-Hudson bridge to the Roosevelt estate where Mrs. Delano Roosevelt greeted them. The President planned to work on a speech for Monday at the United States Military Academy graduation as the town prepares for the royal visit.
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N. Y
Dune St
Roosevelt
The
Hudson
King George VI
Queen Elizabeth
New York City
Washington
Highland
mid-Hudson Bridge
Sarah Delano Roosevelt
Unite@d States Military Academy
England
Hudson River
World’s Fair glints as parade winds through city
The procession moved from the bridge into Central Parkway with Queens homes nearby. It then passed a new seaplane base as construction nears completion. The World’s Fair bursts into view at Flushing Meadow with the perisphere and Trylon dominating the skyline.
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Bronx
Quéene
Central Parkway
Queens
Flushing Meadow
Tryon
British Offer Open Hand to Germany and Italy
London reports that British leaders expressed a friendly offer to Germany and Italy while warning that the open hand could turn into a mailed fist if disputestances escalate. Prime Minister Chamberlain and officials signaled willingness to discuss German claims at a conference table, yet stressed Britain's growing military strength and resolve for peaceful settlement if possible.
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London
Germany
Italy
Britain
France
Reich
Moore Consenued from page one star of many pictures
Star of many pictures Moore Consenued and his brothers Matt and Tom were celebrated actors. A romance with Miss Pickfor ended disastrously when she divorced him in 1920 to wed Douglas Fairbanks.
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Matt
Tom
Miss Pickfor
Douglas Fairbanks
Ayear
Hopefuls Look to June 15 in Harrisburg
Harrisburg June 10 The next capitol payday on June 14 may be the last for many Democratic officeholders. The big on Republican patronage is reportedly set to begin then as the legislature adjourns. The state department of highways announced 51 personnel changes yesterday. Governor James has trimmed state jobs since January 17, with fewer than 3,000 positions remaining. Marty Gifford of Reiffton was appointed to the Labor Relations Board, replacing Patrick T. Fagan. Several higher salary posts remain, including a public utility commissioner and securities commissioners, with various salaries and nominees named or under consideration.
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Capitol
Jones
State Committee
Assembly
State Department of High- Ways
James
Marty Gifford
Reiffton
Berks County
Gifford
A. F. of L
Pennsylvania
Cigar Makers Union
Patrick T. Fagan
Pittsburgh
J. Dress Pannell
Securities
Unemployment Compensation Board of Review
Sherif
Philadelphia
Workmen's Compensation Board
Vale Onuik Control Commission
Work
Secretary of Public Instruction
P. Stephen Stahmecker
Pinchot
Murdered in His House After May Day Drinking
Yesterday, Owen was found dead in his upstairs room after his wife Perry said he began drinking on May 14, a date she called Moth e's Day. She added they had been living separately during his binges.
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Owen
Miss Perry
Egg Class at Elders Ridge Poultry Evening
The Pennsylvania Fresh Egg Law was discussed at Elders Ridge Poultry Evening Class. The next meeting will be Monday at 7 43 p m with How to Get High Egg Production in the Flock as the main topic. The class runs until early July and aims to cover profitable poultry raising. Members are urged to attend for practical instruction. Nerve threads in the spinal marrow number about 17 000 with diameters as small as .001 millimeter.
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Pennsylvania
Elders Ridge
Strike for Closed Shop Hits Pittsburgh Builders
AFL Building Trades crafts walkout affects about 1,300 workers on Allegheny County WPA projects. Pittsburgh Building Trades Council chief George J. Walters orders the strike to enforce a closed shop. Officials expect possible state-wide action and warn replacement of nonreporting workers. CIO union members say they are not participating, and most relief workers have no union affiliation.
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Pittsburg
AFL
Building Trades
Allegheny County
Pittsburgh
George J. Walters
Pittsburgh Building Trades Council
B E. C. Smith
Walters
Pennsylvania Building Trade Union
WPA
Wallers
Teamster
Smith
CIO United Project Workers Union
Mot
O. B. Allen
Building Trades ‘Council
Stock Market Stalls as King and Queen Visit New York
New York on June 10 21 The stock market paused on the royal visit as traders flocked to glimpse the King and Queen. Tape was mostly idle for two hours while closing prices showed mixed gains and losses in a fractional range. Transfers ran about 250000 shares despite an active first hour.
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New York
Milk Board weighs further inquiry on milk price rise plan
Pittsburgh June 10 The State Milk Control Board may reconvene to probe the milk price dispute after a two day hearing. About 1,000 farmers urged restoring a two cent cut in the retail price and sought higher prices to farmers. United Farmers of America leader Haering pressed for higher farm prices while consumers warned of distress from high milk costs.
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Pittsburgh
State Milk Control Board
Howard G. Eisaman
Joseph C Haeving
Hetty
United Farmers of America
Haering
Harry Bastow
Allegheny County Consumers’ Council
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