Bar Group Plans Meeting at Bedford For Un-American Activities Probe
Bedford June 16 A Bar group proposes forming a "little Diet committee" to study what it calls widespread un American activities in Pennsylvania. The plan backs a state inquiry to expose and eradicate propaganda from foreign or domestic origins and to parallel a national Dies Committee style investigation. The convention also considers a labor relations law and a right to a collective bargaining election, with a three member governor appointed panel to oversee hearings.
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Bedford
Creaton
Pennsylvania
Mitlee
State Bar Association
Program Committee
Bar
Rep
Martin Dies
D-Tex
Claude T. Reno
Minnesota
Senate hears talk of large lending program by Roosevelt
Washington June 16 The senate heard that the administration plans a large lending program before adjournment possibly via a presidential message. Proposals include a federal authority to finance self liquidating road and bridge projects and a railroad equipment leasing corp. Mead NY and other New Deal boosters favor these ideas to ease treasury pressure.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Roosevelt
Barkley
Treasury
Mead
D-Ny
New Deal
RFC
Bankers clash with Mead over long term credit for small firms
Mead told a senate banking subcommittee that bankers would oppose his plan to liberalize credit for small businesses. He rejected banker claims that long term credit is unnecessary and blamed opposition on bankers resisting Federal Reserve liberalization and Government Insurance of Bank Deposits. Senators Frazier and Adams argued banks cannot compete with the Farm Credit Administration on farm loans due to its liberal terms.
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Senate Banking
Mead
Federal Reserve
Frazier
R-Nd
Adams
D-Cole
Farm Credit Administration
Obituary: Sdao 62 Dies at Home in Heyer
Cisco Sdao, 62, died at his Heyer home at 4 a.m. He was a native of Haly and lived in Beyer since 1912. Survived by widow Josephine and children Philip Sdao Detroit, Mary Buflane Beyer and Jenner, and Fred Sdao Kone. Funeral arrangements at Bowser Funeral Home Plumville then home visit. Mrs Santa Maletta funeral in Sacred Heart Saga more.
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Cisco Sdao
Heyer
Haly
Beyer
Sacred Heart Catholic Church of
Sagamore
Josephine Sdao
Philip Sdao
Detroit
Mary Buflane
Beyer and
Jenner
Fred Shao
Kone
Bowser
Plumville
Saday
Turnpike feud spills from page one into court
Western Pennsylvania contractors association last week signed a closed shop contract with the AFL aid union secretary John B. Frankel. Failing to obtain a Somerset County court order to restrain independents from interest. The AFL union moved the dispute to federal District Court where the matter is pending. County court suggested the issue be decided by the Pennsylvania and National Labor Relations Board.
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Western Pennsylvania — Contractors Association
AFL ‘Aid Union
John B. Frankel
Somerset County
AFL
Pennsylvania and National Laborelations Board
Magic candles for death plot in Philadelphia murder case
In Philadelphia a 48 year old tailor Dominick Cassetti pleaded not guilty to murder after claiming two fortune tellers used fear of witchcraft and magic candles to force him to poison his wife Jennie. He said he paid 150 dollars to the fortune sellers for poison and cited life insurance proceeds of 800 dollars from a year earlier. He was held without bail as detectives pursued the two suspects.
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Philadelphia
Massource
Dominick Cassetti
Spraghetti
Jennie. Cassetti
James A. Kelly
Harry 3. McDevitt
Cassetti
Tientsin tensions widen with Japanese demands and U S marines
The Japanese press for a broad settlement of the Tientsin dispute demanding punishment of alleged terrorists and total cooperation while asserting control over concessions. The British consul general accuses Japan of discrimination and harassment of British shipping. U S Marines and the cruiser Augusta remain in nearby ports for protection as Admiral Yarnell pledges guard duty within the limits of naval power.
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Tientsin
China
Edgar G. Jameson
Jameson
United States
Tientain
Chinwangtao
Augusta
Harry Yarnell
Peiping
Yarnell
Shanghai
Far East
Tithtain
Relief bill eyed to fund 1.9 million jobs this year
The President and House Appropriations Committee propose relief funds for the year starting July 1 to finance an average of 1,875,600 jobs, about a third below this year. Pennsylvania WPA rolls have fallen from 240,477 in early March to 206,905 in mid May. Harrington dodges question on Pennsylvania administrator appointment as EC. Smith has served as acting administrator since J. Banks Hudson’s resignation months ago.
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House Appropriations Committee
Pennsylvania
Harrington
EC. Smith
J. Banks Hudson
International crisis pushes Britain to seek unified policy in China
Britain France and the United States may coordinate a hard line against Japan to pressure Beijing. Possible economic retaliation such as closing Far Eastern ports to Japan could be announced if Tokyo does not modify its demands. In Tientsin, Japanese guards shot dead a Chinese worker delivering food to the British concession, as shortages eased with new supplies arriving.
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China
Britain
France
United States
London
Japan
Europe
Russia
Tientsin
Moscow
William Leeds
Paul Emile Nagegiar
Vyacheslaff Molotoff
Royal Tour of Canada Ends With Kings and Gifts
Halifax observers note the royal tour wrapped up aboard the Empress of Britain as King George VI and Queen Elizabeth left Canada. Prime Minister Mackenzie King handled public pages, while gifts for youngsters included sets of martens cuffs and muffs.
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Halifax
Nova Scotia
Canada
W. L. Mackenzie Kine
King George
King
United States
Mr. King
Upper Canada
William Lyon Mackenzie
England
George
Queen Elizabeth
Newfoundland
Nova
Queen Elizabeth Receives Twin Silver Fox Stole Souvenir
A souvenir presented to Queen Elizabeth, a twin silver fox stole with a gold clasp, accompanied by an Arctic white fox stole sent to Queen Mother Mary. Farewell festivities featured huge bonfires visible up to a hundred miles at sea, while cattle markets showed mixed prices with calves easing and dealer values noted.
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Canada
Elizabeth
Mary
Markets Produce PITTSBURGH June 16
Produce demand moderate with apples absent and potatoes 27 cars. Old stock Maine Green Mountains 1.25-1.50, Pennsylvania Rurals 1.18-1.25. Alabama Bliss Triumphs 1.75-2.00, Georgia Bliss Triumphs 1.50-1.60, North Car dling Cobblers 1.50-1.64. Hogs steady to 10 cents higher. Choice 170-230 lbs 6.85. Heavies 4.50-6.50. cows 4.50-5.00.
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Pittsburgh
Maine
Green Mountains
Pennsylvania
Alabama Bliss
Georgia Bliss
North Cardling Cobblers
Liveslock
Baby Slayer Barrick Sentenced to Life in Prison
Mifflintown June 16. Paul W Barrick 22 confessed to killing two year old Miriam Wolf in Sunbury hospital bruises and burns. Barrick taken to Western Penitentiary Pittsburgh for life imprisonment. Helen Wolf the mother accused as accessory after the fact will be tried in September.
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Mifflintown
Paul W. Barrick
Leff Juniata County
Carl Hower
Pittsburgh
Western Penitentiary
Miriam Wolf
Sunbury Hospital
Barrick
Helen Wolf
Sheep Market Prices Move With Steady Spring Lambs
Sheep quoted steady with good and choice spring lambs at 9.50 to 10.50, yearlings around 8.50, down. Good sheep 4.00 and choice ewes 3.00. Market detail reflects current livestock pricing.
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Tibet
Calcutta
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Suchow
Fell
Aries
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Ene An
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Hankow
Canton
Hainan
Das
SIAM
Manchukug
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Pacific Ocean
Formosa
Amoy
Philippine Islands
ATE Isn
Korea
Manchukuo
Eastern Asia
Santa Maletta
Sapered Heart Catholic Church
Father Joseph Malinak
St. Bernard Cemetery
Indiana
Dad
PENNA
Éanrow
International
Lumber
Clarington
Clarion River
Clarion
Allegheny
Crispin
Dunkle
Cook
Bell
Claringston
the Style Shop
Phila
POINT
M. F, Hile, JR
Warne Ave
S, 7Th St
Greiner
Chicago
Liverpool
Argentina
Baby Slayer
Indiana Printing & Publishing Co
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