Government funds may cover next year without new borrowing
Washington officials said tax receipts from Social Security act collections and baby bond sales could sustain federal operations in the coming fiscal year. With $800 million from June borrowing, the treasury may focus on refinancing obligations due after July 1 and rely on future benefactor proceeds for about $700 million of annual borrowing. Baby bond sales could yield about $500 million next year if current pace continues. The House approved extending levies on gasoline, autos, accessories, furs, cosmetics, raw materials, and other items, totaling over $500 million yearly, plus maintaining a three cent postage rate.
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Washington
Treasury
House
Ariéls
Flag Day Observances Across Pennsylvania Plans
Flag Day events unfold from Gettysburg to Philadelphia with national and local groups marking the occasion. Speakers include Captain Theodore D. Gottlieb and Rev. Dr. Weaver K. Eubank, while National Youth Administration workers tour Gettysburg and address officials. Delegations visit Civil War sites and Elks chapters plan programs statewide with parades and Betsy Ross House events.
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Burgess
American Flag Day Association
Washington Memorial Chapel
Valley Forge
Theodore D. Gottlieb
Newark
N. J
Weaver K. Eubank
Philadelphia
National Youth Administration
Pennsylvania
Gettysburg
Richard R. Brown
Washington
Orln Kaye
Harry L. Haines
Red Lion
Adams
Berks
Cumberland
Dauphin
Franklin
Fulton
Huntingdon
Juniata
Lebanon
Mifflin
Perry
York
Patriotic Order Lone of America
Patriotic Order of Americans
Cambria Steel Strike Enters Seventh Week Of Walkout
Johnstown June 12 An other major independent steel producer Bethlehem Steel faced a strike at the Cambria plant as 10 000 idle workers joined 75 000 on a seven state front. The walkout timed for midnight shifts was orderly. company officials refused to comment on numbers while the Steel Workers Organizing Committee claimed 10 000 idle. Inside and outside the gates workers clashed in mood as union leaders criticized the company for not signing a contract and promised continued action to pressure negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Cambria
Bethlehem
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
David Watkins
Watkins
Committee For Industrial Organization
Sydney D. Evang
Ralph E. Hough
Ulaas
H, M. Travis
Smicksburg
Lewis
Steele
Lewis & Steele Feed Co
George Buterhaugh
Marion Center
Hetrick-Wilson
Hetrick-Wilson Co
Indiana
B. B. Crawford
Milky Way Dairy Ration
Sixth St. A
Schumaker
Lewis-Stteele Feed Co
C. E. Walker
Purina
Marion Center Milling Co
M. C. Jamison
Home
Cherry-Burrel Corp
Pittsburgh
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
U. S. Steel Corporation
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Republic
Inland Steel Corporations
Ateel Workers Organizing Committee
Investigators Question Servant Amid Parsons Abduction Tale
Investigators questioned the Parsons household servant amid claims of a second ransom note and a demand for $25,000 to keep Alice alive. Federal agents, led by Rhea Whitley, showed cautious contact with the case as they searched coves along the sound for hiding places. Ka prianoff claimed the woman in question is a countess with a dramatic European past, including a marriage in Europe and a US naturalization in 1936.
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Parsons
Richardson Pratt
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Rhea Whitley
Kuprianoff
Europe
Union Men Signaling for Strike at Bethlehem Subsidiary
Workers, nearly fired, raise hands to show desire to strike in support of a walkout at Bethlehem Corporation subsidiary railroad the Conemaugh and Blacklick. The strike aims for signed contracts with Bethlehem on wages hours recognition and working conditions, with distinct demands beyond sympathy.
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Bethlehem Corporation
Conemaugh and Blacklick
Watkins
Bethlehem
Annual Dairymen Dinner Highlights Butterfat Awards and Prizes
Pennsylvania dairy groups gathered in Blacklick township for the annual dairymen dinner. Joe Nageostte of Penn State discussed dairy feeding on film. Clifford Tomb's orchestra played. J. W. Warner awarded National Dairy Association certificates to herd owners with 300 pounds butterfat per cow, noting the First Association of 5368 cows as top butterfat producer. Awards list includes numerous prize winnings for milk, feeds, and gear, with sponsoring firms cited. The piece also mentions railroad union contract refusals triggering strikes at several steel plants and ongoing plant idle time.
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Ginia Farms
Blacklick Township
Joe Nageostte
Penn State
Clifford Tomb
Dick Fleming
Harry Mitchell
J. W. Warner
National Dairy Association
Pennsylvania
H.W. Mumau
Clymer
Jersey Club
Relek- McJunkin Dairy Co
Cherry-Burrell
Indiana
Harry D.falr
Carl Wallace
H. B. Bence
Marion Center
H. R. Myers
Shelocta
Hetrick-Wilson Co
Rankin
Indiana Dairy Co
C. Kunkle
St. Clair
Campbell’s
4Th Street
Clark Steele
Teachers Seek Salary Increases in Harrisburg
Harrisburg teachers petitioned the city school board to fund back pay and future raises for 1985-36 under an Edmonds act suspension. 85 signatures urged board action before court action, noting Justice Department support. Board estimated the cost at about $28,000 to grant the increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
City School Board
Henderson
Fayette County
Department of Jusstice
Turbulent Johnstown Strike Cites Picket Tactics and City Edict
Pickets gather at seven Cambria mill entrances as a steel workers strike deadline nears. Mayor Shields orders all local drinking spots closed and warns against outside pickets, aiming for peaceful actions within the law. Union leaders caution against violence and expect possible spread to nearby Bethlehem coal mines, affecting 2,200 to 2,500 workers.
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Cambria
Daniel J. Shields
Johnstown
Bethlehem
Watkins
Philip Murray
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Brosewood
Franklin
Heilwood
Pennsylvania
United Mine Workers Fan
The
Committee For Industrial Organization
National Dairy Assn
Pennsylvania Dairymen's Assn
Carl Johnston
Wendell Wetzel
Quay McMillen
Clyde Houck
D. Mumane
Indiana County
I. M. Speedy
Eugene Pounds
H. M. Travis
Carl Walker
G. C. Swan
E. G. Rice
C. Cc, Pollock
H. H. Barnhart, Jr
Walter Ewing
J. S. Cornell
Wm. S. Wetzel
H. B. Wetzel
H. H. Wetzel
C. $. Geghard
Clarence D. Bence
W. C. McMillen
M. A. Smeltzer
Frank Ginter
Henry Townsend
J. Mack Hood
John C. Mohney
Bert Ginter
W. H. Wood
Clyde McConnaughey
James A. Patterson
Earl L. Glasser
C. F. Glasser
C. J. Kim
Ira E. Gibson & Son
Mart R. Rager
H. A. Lydick
R. M. Head
Harold Rankin
T. M. Strong & Son
W. C. Bennett
C. L. Steele
Dale B. Crawford
H. M
W. H. Barrett
H. A. Hoover
RR. L. Boucher
T. F. Williams
J. M. Steffy
Carl Wallace
W. C. Jamison
Merle Stewart
John G. Henderson
Paul
McFarland
WH. Wood
J. D. Murau
W. D. Fairman & Son
Frank Winsheimer
C. F. Smith
R. M. Hood
Karl L. Glasser
G. H. Colgman
Flood Basins Funding Plan For Pennsylvania Area
The appropriations committee urges immediate $5,000,000 for a Western Pennsylvania flood control reservoir system. It also proposes $1,081,000 for Eastern Pennsylvania and Southern New York flood prevention this year. Army engineers cite tentative allocations, to be executed as emergency needs dictate. Over five years, Allegheny Monongahela projects could exceed $29,000,000, with Eastern Pennsylvania and Southern New York near $27,000,000.
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Washington
Tha
Pennsylvania
New York
Army Engineers
Allegheny-Monongahela System
Obituary Luther Tyger Dies in Greensburg of Pneumonia
Luther Tyger died Friday at his Greensburg home of pneumonia. Born August 1, 191, in Indiana, he was son of Luther and Ciace Tyger. Survived by parents and two brothers, Royden and Howard. Lived in Greensburg 12 years. member of First United Presbyterian Church. Services at 10:00 a.m. at family home 318 Culbert Greensburg. burial at Oakland Cemetery after services at Robinson Funeral Home, Indiana, at 4:00 p.m.
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Blair
Luther Tyger
Greensburg
Indiana
Luther
Ciace
Donahey) Tyger
Royden
Howard
First United Presbyterian Church
Culbert
Fee Aeeree
W. J. Michael
Robinson Funeral Home
Oskland Cemetery
Eight Generals Die Like Dogs in Soviet Trial
The court announced all eight defendants confessed guilt as they described a plot by the workers and peasants Red army to aid disorganization of the United States and restore landlords and capitalists if attacked, with the unnamed foreign power presumed to be Germany or Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Army
U. S
U.S. S
Soviet Russia
Market movers and percent leaders listed in stock table
A dense OCR listing shows numerous stocks with percentage figures from Am Can to Kennecott, including Allied, Aluminum, Chrysler, Goodyear, IBM, Westinghouse, and others. The text reads like a historical market summary of share prices and percent changes across many companies.
Stella Polaris Rescues Crew After Nighttime Collision
In Oslo a luxury cruiser Stella Polaris rescued the crew of a small dynamite laden steamer that sank after a collision. The Stella Polaris remained undamaged with no injuries aboard. Nobel cargo vessel crew members were injured as the dynamite freighter sank hours later during a nocturnal trip.
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Oslo
Norway
Hes
Nobel
Th Nobel
Madrid honors Jose Miaja amid Spain’s Civil War clashes
Valencia city officials and citizens paid tribute to Gen. Jose Miaja, hailed as Madrid’s saviour, after he received the Laureate Plaque. German and Italian actions mounted tension as German ships bombarded Almeria following Spanish government bombings. The four nations in the nonintervention patrol resumed talks in London to ease the crisis and restore compliance.
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Valencia
Spain
Jose Miaja
Madrid
Placque
Germany
Deutsches Nachrichtenburo
Almeria
Italy
Maly
Great Britain
Francé
London
Orchard Spraying Demonstration at Murray Orchard
Tuesday afternoon June 1 at 1 30 o clock at the Ed A Murray orchard in Merchand L T Denniston extension plant pathologist at Penn State will conduct an orchard spraying demonstration He will show proper sprayer and spray gun manipulation for the second cover spray Murray owns Indiana County s largest commercial apple orchard on sixty five acres and has a modern high pressure power sprayer.
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Ed. A. Murray
Merchand
L. T. Denniston
Penn State
Denniston
Murray
Indiana County
Waynesburg College 87th Commencement Speakers
Class of 75 seniors will receive degrees at Waynesburg College's 87th commencement Wednesday. Dr. John G. Bowman chancellor of the University of Pittsburgh will speak.
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Waynesburg
Waynesburg College
John G. Bowman
University of Pittsburgh
Dr Clyde A Lynch to speak at Grace United Brethren
Dr Clyde A Lynch president of Lebanon Valley College will address the 43rd anniversary services at Grace United Brethren Church West Fairview tomorrow. Treasury balance shows receipts 20329383.07 expenditures 18580051.77 balance 1780070941.36 as of June 10.
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Lynch
Harrisburg
Clyde A. Lynch
Lebanon Valley College
Annville
Grace United Brethren Church
West Fairview
Treasury
Washington
The
Blind graduate earns law degree at Dickinson College
Carlisle dispatch June 12 describes Sylvan L. Chronister of Harrisburg, blind since age two, receiving his law degree from Dickinson College at the recent commencement. He is 26.
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Carlisle
Sylvan L. Chronister
Harrisburg
Dickinson College
Pittsburgh Markets Livestock and Produce Report June 12
Hogs 1000 with 700 direct mostly 16 cents lower. prices 180-2360 lbs 12.90, sows 10.50 down. Cattle 200 direct, top steers 1.60, calves 300 with 100 direct, bulk dealers 10.00, sheep 125 with 26 direct, lambs 9.00-9.56, spring lambs 13.75 down. good sheep 4.75-5.00. Produce dull. potatoes weaker No 1 100 lb sacks. Various regional fruits and vegetables listed with small changes. cheese unchanged. Poultry steady. hens 18-19, broilers 20-26, ducks 12-18, turkeys 18-20, dressed meats 23-28.
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Pittsburgh
North
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Bliss
California
North Carolina
Peace talks fail as steel strike widens across Midwest
Leaders from Republic Steel and other major firms refuse to sign the Carneg ie-Illinois contract. Michigan Governor Frank Murphy plans a peaceful mass meeting in Monroe to back CI O demonstrations against picket lines. Indiana Governor Townsend seeks a path to resolve the dispute, noting plans and negotiations with Sheet & Tube and Inland Steel as talks continue without a closed shop contract.
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U. $, Steel Corp
Carnegie- Illinois
Tom M. Girdter
Republic
Michigan
Frank Murphy
Detroit
C. St. O
Monroe
Mich
Homer Martin
United Automobile Workers
C I. O
Indiana
Ohio
C. I. O. Steel
Republic Steel
Michigan City
Murphy
M. Clifford Townsend
Indianapolis
Idiana
Great Lakes
Townsend
Sheet & Tube
Inland
SWOC
Probe Disposing Six Bodies Spurs City Inquiry
Philadelphia June reports reveal an investigation into the disposal of six bodies found in the basement of the closed Naturo Pathic Hospital. Mayor Wilson said five bodies were recorded by the state Anatomical Board years earlier, with questioning of former hospital superintendent Thomas J. Goldberg about the arrangements and burial plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania State Anatomical Board
Davis Wilson
S. Davis Wilson
Thomas J. Goldberg
Wilson
Goldberg
New Alexandria Presbyterian Church Marks 100th Anniversary
The New Alexandria Presbyterian Church will celebrate its 100th anniversary this Sunday. A pipe organ recital will feature six members whose names have not been disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Alexandria
New Alexandria Presbyterian Church
New Democratic Women Chairs Named by Pennsylvania Federation
The executive board of the Pennsylvania Federation of Democratic Women elected new committee chairmen. Mrs. Gertrude Fuller of Pittsburgh will lead education, Mrs. Yates Catlin of Harrisburg handles publicity, and Mrs. Seymour Heilbron of Philadelphia oversees resolutions and legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Federation of Democratic Women
Gertrude Fuller
Pittsburgh
Yates Catlin
Seymour ‘Heilbron
Philadelphia
Transfers Homer City Bank to C Yarback in Center Township
A transfer of property from Homer City National Bank to Charles Yarback is recorded in Center Township. The transaction details include the tract involved and the transfer location within Center Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer City National Bank
Charles Yarback
Center Township
Do You Remember Highlights From Past Tennis and Baseball Trades
One year ago today Helen Jacobs beat Ray Stammers 12 10 4 1 to give Britain a 2 1 lead over the U S in the Wightman Cup. Five years ago George Lermond set a U S 3000 meter steeplechase record after 9:25 B at Travers Island. Ten years ago Eddie Far rel and two NY Giants pitchers were traded to the Boston Braves for Zach Taylor and Larry Benton.
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Helen Jacobs
Ray Stammers
Britain
U. S
George Lermond
Travers Island
N. Y
Eddie Farre
New York Giant
Boston Braves
Zach Taylor
Larry Benton
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