Coast Guard Probe Deepens Fairfax Freight Disaster Standoff
A preliminary investigation faulted alleged crew discipline and lack of proper equipment after the Fairfax collision with the oil tanker Pinthis off Scituate Mass. Officials cited gross negligence for failing to alert coast guard bases and rescue those in the water. Death toll rose toward forty seven with twenty survivors reported, while inquiries by federal inspectors and District Attorney Tart pressed for further testimony and potential criminal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Charles M. Lyons
D. R. McNeil
Steamaliplina
Fairfax
A. T. Brooks
The
Lyons
Brooks
Coast Guard
Coastguard
Carney Hospital
Bostonish
Hidhilly
Minot's Ledge
Minety
Hoston
Maus
Paltay
Scituate
Mass
Eday
Ateartr
Boston
Pinthis
Minot’s Reef
Bytear
United States Steam
United States
Frederick H. Tart
Tart
Hx Office Ia
Tuttle
Aventa
Pis Souper
Cards of Thanks for August Tirabassi bereavement
We thank our friends for their kindness during our recent bereavement in the death of husband and father August Tirabassi. Appreciation is also for the flowers and use of automobiles. Wife and Children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Tirabassi
White Township unemployment and census figures update
Preliminary census returns for White Township as of April 1 1980 show a population comparison with 1920 figures, noting corrections. Smicksburg Borough-area unemployment data indicate seven people reported as without a job and seeking work. figures are subject to revision and will be supplemented by additional class data on those employed but temporarily laid off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otel
Fithia
Smicksburg
Hoover Tariff Fight Shapes Senate Vote Debate
The tariff bill faces fierce opposition from economists, auto industry, and foreign trade officials while Democrats seek political advantage. After a year and a half of revisions the bill is expected to pass with Republican support and White House approval, letting Republicans shoulder blame for potential downturns while Democrats aim to regain power by 1982.
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Senate
Congress
Gallerias
White House
Hoover
Payne
Aldrich
Win
This Woman in Four Weeks Lost Fat From Kruschen Salts
A 1929 letter from Mrs. Fred Barringer of Lewistown Montana reports losing 57 pounds in four weeks using Kruschen Salts. She credits reduced appetite and increased activity, praising the product and urging others to try it. She notes a four week bottle costs 5 dollars and mentions buying it at Wirman and Leahor drugstores.
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Fred Barringer
Lewistown
Montana
America
Billings
Wirman and
Leahor
Ameiva
History repeats itself in politics and industry
The excerpt suggests recurring patterns in history as parties debate tariffs and future plans. It notes Republican opponents wary of incoming tariffs and Democrats potentially at risk of political miscalculation, reflecting a tense fiscal policy moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reht
Silent Door Goal: Rubber Bumper Smackdown? Lucerne Beats Ernest 6-4
A garden feature offers a quiet solution to slamming doors. Three six inch notches hold para rubber tubing with a red hot needle hole as an escape. The door rebounds then settles, silenced for months before replacement at 25 cents.
Employment Situation Better in May Says AFL Leader
Washington June 12 Slight improvement in unemployment reduces May jobloss to 3 609 000 William Green President of the American Federation of Labor testified before the House Judiciary Committee He supported Wag ner bills to relieve unemployment Senate passed measures create national employment agencies and a reserve federal building fund of 150 000 000 to be drawn upon in hard times Green noted unemployment remains near January peak about 20 percent with two percent drop but progress in unemployment is satisfactory.
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Washington
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Housa
Wagner
New York
Senate
Reserve Federal Building Fund
Green
Local social notes from Punxsutawney and Indiana visits
Rochester Mills Meg and Mrs Lisle Jelder and daughter were Punxsutawney callers Monday. Mrs James Love of Momer City attended the funeral of Mrs Brown Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Cleave Cochern spent Saturday evening in Indiana. Mrs James Grawford visits Max Crawford in Indiana. Lisio Telden family and Betty Gibson spent Saturday in Indiana. Stella Gibson of Indiana visited her parents. Mr and Mrs John Ray of Falls Creek spent Sunday with Lisle Bidar. Mr and Mrs H M Wells and two children of Fitzaburgh spent the weekend with relatives. Aunt Mrs Max Crawford and family and Olive Eigler and grandson David Downey of Indiana spent Decoration Day with relatives.
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Meg
Mra
John Ray
Falls Greek
Lisle Bidar
H. M. Wells Sind
Fitzaburgh
Max Crawford
Olive Aeigler
David Downey
Ineinna
School Picnic At Strongstown Featured Play And Music
Eighty persons attended the Strongstown School picnic last Sunday. Pupils from the seventh and sixth grades presented the play Fudge and the Burglar and Mr Kemp of Indiana sang D Profiteering Blues. A tasty nut supper was served late in the afternoon.
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Strongstown
Bylday
Fudge
Gelo
Kemp
Indiana
Camporee Sets First Scouting Event at Indiana Fair Grounds
The Camporee opening includes tent pitching and cooking three meals over 24 hours as part of the Tenth Anniversary Wack program. R W s Mes Greary of the Indiana Rotary Club and Associate Scout Medicine of the Titularburgh Council will greet campers. The event runs Tuesday 2 p.m. June 24 to Wednesday 2 p.m. June 26 with a goal to raise scores and public interest, including an auto trip to Natall Bridge, Va for top patrols.
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Camperes
Indiana Fair Grounds
R. Ws Mes Greary
Indiana Rotary Glib
Hotary Club
Nattal Bridge
Explosion aftermath and repairs near Wildermuth home
No arrests reported as neighbors work to repair damage from the explosion. Borogh Pollen was briefly at the scene after the blast, and Rei McGaughey was on active duty. Wildermuth home slated for complete repairs by tomorrow with personal loss under $60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myth
Rei” McGaughey
Actioe
Wildermuth
Sharkey Schmeling World Title Bout Planned Tonight
A boxing night at Yankee Stadium shows Sharkey versus Schmeling for the world heavyweight title. Gates open 2 PM, main event around 7:16 PM with two ten rounders and two six round bouts. If rain delays, rescheduled to Saturday night. promoters are Free Milk Fund for Babies Inc and Madison Square Garden Corp.
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New York
Jung
Jack Sharkey
Jonsta
Sharkey
Chicago gang violence grips city after Lingle killing
Chicago faces renewed outrage as gangland rule and a spasm of killings prompt calls for a police overhaul. Public pressure mounts for resignations of Police Commissioner Russell and Deputy Commissioner Denly while officers seek new methods. Hunt, Capone gangster, held after partial witness identification in Lingle murder. funeral plans set as thousands attend military procession.
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Lingle
Chicago Tribune
Randolph Street
Illinois Central Railroad
William ‘Russell
Denly
John Stege
Chicago
Chicago Police Department
Russell
Hunt
Capone
Ali
American Legion
Chiiago
Relef
Sharkey Schmeling World Title Bout Preview
About 75 000 expect a clean cut win Sharkey vows early KO Schmeling remains confident predicting victory and his camp bets a knockout in five rounds Weather forecaster notes cool foggy skies at Yankee Stadium with likely no rain and a north to south wind shift ahead of the title fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharkey
Schmeling
Johnny Buckley
Jos Jacobs
New York
Yankee Stadium
James H. Sonrr
Scarr
Stocks At 1 30 American Ore Market Ticker
American market notes show numerous firms trading with varied indicators and percentages. Names include Atchison Topeka, Canadian Pacific, General Motors, DuPont, Kodak, Reading, Sinclair, Westinghouse, Studebaker, and others. The list reflects a mixed session with several stocks reporting gains and losses in midafternoon trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anatonila Copper Siserreeeees
Amerlcan Loto
Eiieseeeree Bom
American Poh
Ccleratee Res
Atchison T
Isveeeeeeyera
Heth Steel
Vetherseseeeentne
Canadian Pacific
Eyee
Scscarecrress
Curtis-Wright
Cseerentiee
Nash Motor
Elaly
N.Y
Norf
West
North American
Penna R
Puliman
Pure Oil
Wise Radio Corp
Reading
Schulte Retuil
Sinclair Ol
Stand, Oil
N. J. Studebaker
Co Trans, Airways
UN & Steel
Eee
Westinghouse Blev
G. M. St P
Court martial trial for Auten and Gahetters
Auten and Gahetters would be tried and sentenced by court martial as described in the report. Evidence and charges referenced in the dispatch point to military judicial proceedings proceeding against the two individuals.
Obituary for Anguat Trabasal Titobussi
Anguat Trabasal Titobussi died at 2 20 p m Wednesday afternoon June 4 at his home in Hedlwood after a five month illness from complications of diseases. He leaves a widow and seven children Minnie Lindy Alegra Marchello Alba Laura Florence one brother William Tirabassi of Ebensburg another brother and three sisters in Italy. Funeral services were at 9 o'clock Saturday morning with a High Mass at St John Baptist Church officiated by Rev Charles Black. Interment followed at Starford Cemetery.
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Anguat Trabasal
Titobussi
Hedlwood
Minnie
Lindy
Alegra
Marchello
Alba
Laura
Florence
William Tirabassi
Ebensburg
Italy
St. John's Baptist Church
Charles Black
Starford
Social notes of Indiana area residents and visitors
Marion Center residents Mr and Mrs Earl M Philipps and their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs W C Morrison of Pittsburgh return from Cleveland visit. Virginia Fleming recovering after appendicitis operation. J D Lockard and Indiana friends visit Latrobe. Norman Clawson returns home from Latrobe. A J Mulberger and others visiting Indiana. Earl Streams from Armstrong visiting parents. Chester Long of Clymer among Indiana callers. James Simpson Pittsburgh Planning Commission secretary visits. George Smith Ebensburg visits Indiana. Lt Harking progressive farmer Blacklick township visits Court House. Squire J Torrance and Samuel Ferguson Blairsville visitors. William T Smith A L Dunlap C B Hilder O D Blair Banks township attend court. Forest Wolfe D R Keith William Wright Burnside Indiana visitors. Leroy Houck Cherryhill township transacts business in Indiana.
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Earl M. Philipps
Marion Center
W. C. Morrison
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Virginia Fleming
South Eleventh Street
Indians Hospital
J. D. Lockard
South Mahoning Township
Indiana
Norman Clawson
Latrobe
A. J. Mulberger
Marvey
Harry
Clyde Jewart
Washington Township
W. T. Little
Armstrong Township
Yesterdday
Chester Long
Clymer
County Commissioners
Earl Streams
Pitt University
Turner Streams
James Simpson
Plannin Commission
George Smith
Ebensburg
Harking
Blackiick Township
Squire J. BoTorrance
Samuel Ferguson
Blairsville
Grain Market Drops on Chicago Open
Grain prices closed lower as of Wednesday with Wheat down to 17 8, Corn down to 1 1/2, and Oats easing to 15 3/4. Insiders report firmer futures at last trade but current session shows broad declines across key grains.
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Ghicago
Dixonville Visitors Reported By Mr and Mrs Walker
Mr and Mrs P P Walker arrived Monday as callers in Dixonville while Mrs Cilla Littman stays with her daughter for a time.
Local residents make routine visits in Barnesboro and Cookport
The report lists residents calling on friends and conducting errands Tuesday through Sunday. Names include Wade Wilt, Mrs K B Walker, Mrs Chartenge, W Devinney, Barnesboro businesses, J L Mukina, H C Young painting at Buterhaugh house, A Haskins and George Baker in Indiana, Jay Buterhaugh in Cookport, Paul Shank in Cookport, Lee Learn of Purchase Line, Mrs M B Patrick, Gene Vartasides and Grace Bakes traveling to Cumberland and marrying, J W Devitliney and James FetterTRG in Barnesboro, G D Patrick bankrupted by Cherry Tres, Lydie of Cockport in Barnesboro, A C Shank family to Williamsport, F F Walker family in Purchase Line, Ned Patrick family in Taylorsville.
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Bate Mlealngoy Thescay
Wade
Walker
Chartenge
Commodore
G. D. P Fick
W. Devinney
Was & Barnesboro
Mukina
H. C
Purchase Line
Learn
H. C. Young
Mra
M. B. Patrick
Gene Vartasides
Grace Bakes
Cookport
Cumberland
Barnesota
G. D. Patrick
Lydie
Cockport
Barneaboro
A. C. Shank
Williamsport
F. F. Walker and Son
Ned Patrick
Taylorsville
G. D. Patrich
baseball roundup with Giants Reds Cubs and more action
The day saw sixteen hits by the Giants against Meine and Jones, Ott's 18th homer, Roots Cubs win over the Phillies, Klein's triple for three Philadelphia runs, and a 2 1 win for the Robins. Dodgers edged Reds in the ninth as Vance held them to one hit seven innings. St Louis and Boston had rainouts. Detroit beat the Yanks 7 in seven. Cleveland rolled over World Series champs Athletics 6 2. Washington beat Philadelphia 2 1. Market notes list cattle hogs sheep prices in Oklahoma City.
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Jack
Giants
Mr. McGraw
Meine
Jones
Ott
Charley Root
Cubs
Phillies
Klein
Southern
Sherlock
Philadelphia
Robins
Reds
Dodgers
Vance
Walker
Kolp
Dazgier
St. Louis
Boston
Detroit
Yanks
Owen Carroll
Tiger
Cleveland
Athletics
Bob Grove
Hudlin
A’s
Washington
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Tai
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Graham
Jtanien
Ta T Oval
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Hophak
Barry
Eeene
Baer
Shoaky
N' Es
Cardia
Shedlock
Lashinaky
Puddles
Kalodter
Hashak Rankin
Cardamone
Kalodlek
McCready
Guido
L. Cardamone
Giidd
A. Stapleton
Rankin
Litésky
Lashinsky
Trankin
Liteaky
Voyten
Morrison
T. Hastogor
Rochester Mills
Camporee
Underworld
Hilea
Itore
Liveaveteeretee
Claresfeld
Mr. Willis
Mr. Shapiro
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