Eastment Honored on Golden Jubilee of Priesthood
Bishop Wyatt Brown lauded Rev. Franklin T. Eastment at St Pauls Episcopal Church Philipsburg marking the 80th anniversary of his ordination. Eastment, rector of St Pauls, built three churches in Troy Lewistown and Philipsburg debt free in five years, earning the title Ecclesiatex builder of churches. A luncheon and supper followed as clergy and vestrymen attended.
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St Paul's Episcopal Church
Philipsburg
Franklin T. Eastment
Wyatt Brown
Diocese of
Harrisburg
St. Paul's
Ecclesiafex
Flastment
Philips
Eastment
Brown
Troy
Lewistown
Altoona
Rome
Francis D. Daley
D. A. Bennett
Hollidaysburg
Father Eastment
Archdeacon Eastment
Robert Sutton
Obituary for Mike Tluto of Stafford and Emma Myers
Mike Tluto aged 57 native of Austria died at his Stafford home this morning from complications of diseases after arriving in the U S 40 years ago He is survived by his wife Anna and children Matthis Charles Albert John Marjorie and more Funeral services will be at St Elizabeths Church Starford with interment in St Bernard's Cemetery Indiana Emma Corner Myers born July 11 1860 daughter of George and Jane Corner died at her daughter Mary Kinders home in Hamer City after a complication of diseases She was a Brush resident.
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Mike Tluto
Stafford
Mr. Tluto
Austria
Anna
Matthis
Moween
Albert Snyder
Dixonville
Charles
Albert
Marjorie
Cleveland
John
Starford
St. Elizabeth’s
St. Bernard's Church
Indiana
Emma (Corner) Myers
George and
Jane Corner
Johnstown
Mary Kinder
Hamer City
Myers
Brush
Valley “Township
Florida
Homer City
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ernest Myers
Brushvalley
George
Everett
Lester
Elizabeth Boyer
Georgia Dysert
Clancy Ascham
Canton
Ohio
Everett Myers
South Main Street
Samuel Hill
United Presbyterian
Reinstatement of Men Ordered by Federal Court
The U S circuit court of appeals upheld the National Labor Relations Board order to reinstate five Greyhound Lines Pittsburgh employees tied to union activity. The court rejected withholding recognition of the Greyhound Lines Employes Association as bargaining agent, noting no election had occurred and the union was essentially outlawed pending a hearing. Judge John Biggs Jr dissented, supporting enforcement of the board's order.
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Philadelphia
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Pennsylvania Greyhound Lines, Inc
National Labor Relations Board
Joseph Bufington
Pittsburgh
T Hat
Ave
Amalgamated Association of Street, Electric Railway
Mator Coach Employes of America
Bufington
National Labor Relations» Act
Greyhound Lines
John Biggs, Jr
Employer’ Association
Obituaries Note Several Local Residents Pass Away
Multiple obituaries detail Margaret Pattison Dorcas Putney and Dora Boden deaths with survivors including spouses children and siblings. Services set at Everett Myers home Homer City Brush Valley Harmony Cemetery Punxsutawney and Saltsburg areas. Burial sites include United Presbyterian Brushvalley Harmony Circle Pill Punxsutawney and Edgewood Cemetery.
Republic leaders clash over steel strikes headline
Controversy escalates as Republic Steel leader Tom Girdler and Youngstown Sheet and Tube chief Frank Parnell denounce the C. I. O. strike. Girdler brands John L. Lewis “communistic” amid sharp public exchanges on page one.
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Tom Girdler
Republic Steel
Frank Parnell
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
John L. Lewis
Four Convicted Slayers Appeal for Death Penalty Halt
Harrisburg June 16 four men convicted of killing women appealed to the Pardon Board to avert the electric chair. The defendants Meyer Ferry Becker and Crittenton face execution within a month. Meyer paroled from the Pennsylvania Industrial School after killing Helen Meyer near Coatesville. Ferry killed his wife and hid the body under a wood pile. Becker murdered Kathryn Bracken at Brookville. Crittenton shot stewardess Mary S Ginder after being dismissed from Haverford College dining staff.
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Harrisburg
Alexander Meyer
Paul Ferry
John Becker
Roy Crittenton
Meyer
Pennsylvania Industrial School
Helen Meyer
Coatesville
Ferry
Erie
Becker
Kathryn Bracken
Brookville
Crittenton
Haverford College
Mary S. Ginder
Republic Steel strike widens as talks falter in Ohio
In Youngstown and Mahoning Valley, leaders on both sides push for a back-to-work move while Gov. Davey and executives weigh terms. Republic Steel Chief Girdler cites broken contracts and armed pickets, claiming plants operate with workers housed and fed. 8 000 employees affected with substantial wage losses cited.
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Purnell
Sheet & Tube
Roosevelt
Washington
Republic Steel
Youngstown
Parnell
Sheet & Tube Company
Ray L. Thomas
Republic
Mahoning Valley
C. 1
Ohio
John Owens
Pearl Borgoff
Martin L. Davey
Girdier
Girdler
Buffalo
Chicago
Canton
Warren
Niles
Wearth
Warren and
C. 1 GO
Republic Steel Med
Fed
Eral District Court
Edeyday
Postoffice Department
Tver
Postofice
America
Administration seeks greater buying power
President Roosevelt, citing a third of Americans as ill fed and housed, urged steps to raise purchasing power for low income groups. He noted higher social security allowances and wage standards could boost national income and tax revenue, promising more details in a future fireside chat. Officials continue studies on income trends and policy options.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Treasury
Morgenthau
Wallace
Perkins
Harry Hopkins
Works Progress
Marringer S. Beeles
Federal Reset Board
Daniel W. Bell
Busine
Commerce Department
G men take over investigation after state crime
Federalized inquiry begins seven days after the incident with Victim allegedly moved across state lines. Inspector Earl Commelley held a press briefing as woods search resumed with no new developments announced. A NY newspaper ad said M Sennet Come home Huntington 97, later edited removing the exchange.
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Earl Commelley
New York
M. Sennet
Huntington 97
Firemen Hurt Fighting Blaze in Darby District
Six firefighters were injured as a blaze raged through five business district buildings in Darby. Three Baltimore and Ohio trains were delayed an hour, the station razed, and debris from a collapsed laundry covered the tracks. Firemen rescued Mrs. Mary O Donnell and her dog from a third floor window while another resident was saved from a second story. Eleven volunteer fire companies responded from surrounding towns as the blaze short circuited electric wires.
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Darby
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Mary O'Donnell
Sharon Hill
East Lansdowne
Glenolden
Collingdale
Colwyn
Falcroft
Clifton Heights
Yeadon
Wealthy Huntington resident denies role in ad
Ger ald M. Livingston of Long Island, listed in the telephone directory as Huntington 97, denies any involvement in a mysterious advertisement. He says he spoke with federal agents earlier but will not discuss those talks. Reports suggest Mrs. Parsons, tied to Col. T. S. Williams’s circle, may be a Manhattan prisoner held by amateurs who intend to negotiate for her release.
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Huntington 97
Gerald M. Livingston
Long Istand
Livingston
North Shore
West Neck Road
Col. T. S. Williams
Parsons
Bomb Hurled In Johnstown Amid Rioting At Plant
A bomb was thrown from a car at the Gautier plant on the western edge of Woodvale in Johnstown injuring no one. Captain James Adams said two half sticks of dynamite were wired together. State police and vigilantes patrolled seven entrances as riots spread after midnight at Bethlehem Steel gates.
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James Adams
Johnstown
Gautier
Cambria
Woodvale
Palice
Lynn G. Adams
Harrisburg
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
George H. Earle
Adams
Local men judged as parade prizes awarded at Clymer Old Home Week
Three Indiana judges awarded fist prize of 40 dollars to The Blue Devils Trumpet and Drum Corps of Johnstown Post 294 at Legion Day parade the first of three big parades in Clymer Old Home Week. Hastings Drum and Bugle Corps won 20 dollars second prize and Strattonville Junior Drum and Bugle Corps 25 dollars for best appearing junior corps. Cherrytree Post 921 won 15 dollars for best appearing post. Old Home Week runs nightly. tomorrow features 30 fire companies in Firemen’s Day parade. Treasury balance and figures follow.
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Indiana
Blue Devils
Johnstown
American Legion
Clymer
Charles C. McLain
Richard W. Watson
James B. Lepley
John E. Davis
Clymer High School
Hastings
Strattonville
Clarion County
Cherrytree Post
Major Companies Listed In Early 20th Century Market Directory
A dense compendium of leading corporations and brands spans energy, steel, automotive, chemicals, tobacco, retail, and utilities. Notable entries include Ford, General Electric, United States Steel, Penn RR, Nickel and Dimed names, and numerous regional and national firms across sectors. The list reflects a broad industrial confederation shaping early market activity and corporate naming conventions of the era.
Picketing Crisis Brought to City by Armed Citizens
Downtown patrols by dwellings and special policemen as Mayors Adams and Shields confer. State officers take control of picket lines as impartial police. Citizens committee warns of 25 000 armed supporters if order falters and accuses authorities of intimidation. They pledge action to maintain law and order.
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Adams
Daniel Shields
Citizens Committee
Jorustown
Taylor Aircraft to Move Factory to Lock Haven
The Taylor Aircraft Company announced it bought the Susquehanna Silk Mill at Lock Haven and will establish its factory there about July 1. The Bradford plant closed March 16. W. T. Piper said borough officials and county commissioners agreed to buy 100 acres next to the new factory for a testing field, while an assembly plant in the Midwest was under consideration.
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Bradford
Taylor Aircraft Company
Susquehanna
Lock Haven
W. T. Piper
Clinton County County Commissioners
Middle West
Boy swept over spillway drowns at French Creek dam
Eleven year old Philp Dertman Jr was swept over a spillway and drowned in the swift currents below Cussewage dam in French Creek Firemen grappling for the body found him with his father nearby in shallow water.
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Meadville
Philp Dertman, Jr
Cussewage Dam
French Creek
Glass Bottle Co to reopen after long shutdown
Pennsylvania Glass Bottle Company resumes work after being closed since 1992. The plant will operate this week and hire 175 workers to restart glass production, signaling renewed activity in regional industry.
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Glass Works
Sheffield
Pennsylvania Glass Bottle Company
Negotiations Begin Between GATCo Executives and Steel Workers
Executives of the General American Transportation Company opened wage talks with the Steel Workers' Organizing Committee to reach a new agreement.
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Sharon—Pi
General American Transportation Company
Steel Workers’ Organizing Committee
Salem man cleared in 1921 Pennsylvania slayings
Police in Salem Oregon released William Meyers after 14 days in jail, finding he is not the Pennsylvania killer sought for two 1921 farmer slayings in Potter County. Authorities said interim identity confusion involved two men named Willan Meyers and Meyers did not travel to Pennsylvania.
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Salem
Ore
Pennsylvania
William Meyers
Justice of the Peace
Ciller B. Hayden
Meyers
Willan Meyers
Potter County
Local Woman Chosen by WGMS
WGMS selects a local woman and honors the women board for faithful service in directing church women's work and the magazine committee. The note commends missionaries, praises the uplifting Sabbath service, and pledges renewed efforts to spread the gospel and combat vice and intemperance.
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WGMS
Women's Board
Magazine Committee
Jesus Christ
Christ
Polar bears get new $274000 dens at Pittsburgh zoo
Polar bears at the Pittsburgh zoo will move into four quarried stone pits built by WPA workers for $274000 in new enclosures, set to open July 1. The concrete and stone dens replace older facilities and mark a substantial upgrade in the zoo’s polar bear exhibit.
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Polar Bear Homes
Pittsburgh
Zoo
WPA
Markets Livestock Pittsburgh June 16 Prices
Markets report steady to slower hogs with 1500 head total. 800 direct, prices 11.65 to 11.80 for various weights. sows down 1 cent. Cattle 300 head, 250 direct, good to choice steers 10.50 to 13.00. cutters 4.40 to 6.00. calves 400, 9.50 to 10.00 for good and choice centers. Sheep 400, yearlings 9.50 down, spring lambs 12.59 to 19.25, good sheep 4.50 to 5.00. Read the Gazette Classified Ads.
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Pittsburgh
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F. T. Eastment
Margaret Adeline Pattison
William Pattison
Penn Run
Isaac
Clarissa Empfield
Indiana Hospital
O. J. Pattison
Catherine Deaks
la Cruces
New Mexico
Ella Pattee
Lincoln
Nebraska
C. L. de Prefontaine
Harmony Cemetery
Dorcas
Putney
Robinson Funeral Home
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Punssutawney
Arthur M. Schenefelt
Circle Pili
Punxsutawney
Dora L. Boden
Saltsburg
Edgewood Cemetery
Stony Brook
Long Island
Alice Parsons
Associated Press
State Pardon Board
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Johnstown Blue Devils
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Anaconda Air Rofin Baldwin Lee Balt
Bendix Aviat
Beth
Briggs Mig
Calume
Chrysler
del Lack
Douzlas Aire du Font
Eastman
Elec
Gen Foods Gein
Gillette
Hudson
Lehigh Port
Lech Val RR
Loews
Mack Trucks
Montgom Ward Nash-Kelv
Nat Biscuit
North Am Packard
Penn RR
Phila
Sears
Roeb Sacony-Vacuum
Violet Kathleen Schmidt
Twentieth Century Limited
Elkhart
Taylor Aircraft
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Atlantic
Atlantic Headquarters
Toms River
Water Street
Indiana, PA
Indiana Evening Gazette
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