Obituary notices of Ray Myers Boring Reed and Watkins
Obituaries report Fames L Ray born 1905 died of heart ailment at home in Parkwood. Mable Ruth Myers born 1912 died at Indiana Hospital from complications. William H Boring 74 died near Clyde. burial at Bethel United Presbyterian Church Cemetery. Robert Edson Reed 1877 heart attack at Vandergrift home. funeral Saturday. George Watkins aged about 60 died in Homer City. cancer likely, funeral at Ralph Watkins home tomorrow.
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Fames L. Ray
Hugh
Sara (Sharp) Ray
Parkwood
Robinson
Mable Ruth Myers
Walter
Bessie (Orr) Potts
Wayne Myers
Johnstown
Indiana Hospital
Myers
Ernest, Pa
Lucerne Mines
Walter Long
Blairsville
Steve Kenosh
Florence Potts
R. B. Hurt
Buriag
Brookville Cemetery
William H. Boring
Clyde
Anne Boring
Boring
Bethel United Presbyterian Church
Ralph Boring
R.D
Charles Boring
Bolivar
Isaac Boring
Rose Cochran
Hull
Snare Boring
Church
Robert Edson Reed
West Lebanon
A. C
Harriet (Coulter) Reed
Jefferson Avenue
Vandergrift
Reed
Maud
Clyde Barnes
Oakland Cemetery
Indiana
George Watkins
Homer City
John Woods
Watkins
du Bois
Ralph Watkins
Solomon Ru Road
Prospect Cemetery
Sagamore and Coral Winners in Safety Movement
Continents from Page One report that mer Barr and Commodore pledge full cooperation this fall to carry on the Safety Movement. FL McCarthy assures council of backing to ensure success. John W. Williams outlines Visual Education's role in safety, stressing moving pictures and posters to teach confined hazards and safe work practices. The talk emphasizes the eye as the quickest path to lasting understanding.
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Mer
Barr
Commodore
FL McCarthy
John W. Williams
Harvey Taylor Resigns Post In Pennsylvania Politics
Harvey Taylor resigns as chairman of the Republican state committee of Pennsylvania effective at once. Edward Green of Pittsburgh, the secretary, will call a special meeting to select a successor. Taylor said he will remain engaged in Republican politics, especially in Dauphin County.
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Republican State Committee of
Pennsylvania
Taylor
Dauphin County
Edward Green
Pittsburgh
Green
Back to Work Drive Faces Steel Strike Standstill
The CIO vows to press for universal collective bargaining as four steel firms resist negotiation. Inland and Youngstown refuse operation, Republic and Bethlehem progress with limited plants. Mayor Evans urges enforcement as 6500 to 7000 workers push to return amid safety concerns. Johnstown rally promises a high profile speaker.
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Kennedy
C. I
Lewis
van A. Bittner
Chicago Mass
Republic Steel
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Inland Steel
Inland
Youngstown
Republic Ans Bethlehem
Cambria
Johnstown
Evans
CIO
Oratory
Clinton Golden
Golden
Schwab Plans Johnstown Conference On Cambria Strike
Charles M. Schwab chairman of Bethlehem Steel arranged a conference in Johnstown to discuss the week old Cambria works strike. Mayor Daniel J. Shields said the 75 year old magnate, back from Europe, would meet with Shields and Steel Company officials.
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Johnstown
Charles M. Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Corporaiion
Cambria
Daniel J. Shields
Loretto
Schwab
Shields
Steel Company
Society Girl Alyse Hunneman Dies After Fall
Philadelphia reports the death of Alyse Matthews Hunneman a 20 year old debutante after a fall. Authorities investigation into the incident continues as details emerge.
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Philadelphia
Alyse Matthews Hunneman
Bridesmaid dies after fall at Malvern equestrian show
Miss Hunneman who had been bridesmaid on June 30 at the wedding of Ethel DuPont to Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. died last night in a Baltimore hospital. She had been injured a month earlier in a fall from a horse near her home in Malvern Pennsylvania. Upon admission doctors believed injuries were minor.
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Ethel DuPont
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Baltimore
Malvern
Miss Hunneman
Transfer Camps for Young Women Move to Former CCC Sites
Harrisburg dispatch reports that unemployed girls lodging at Elvin Inn in the Poconos and Jumonville Inn in the Alleghenies near Uniontown have been shifted to Thornhurst in Lackawanna County and Warren to continue as National Youth Administration camps for at least a month. Opened in February, the program teaches housekeeping, handicraft, rug making, music, dramatics, hygiene, English and history, with selections from relief walls.
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Harrisburg
Elvin Inn
Poconos
Jumonville Inn
Alleghenies
Uniontown
CCC
Thornhurst
Lackawanna County
Warren
National Youth Administration
Potter Palmer Weds Pauline Warren in New York
The marriage of Pauline W. Warren of New York to Potter D'Orsay Palmer of New York and Chicago was announced. Palmer was previously divorced from his second wife Maris Martinez de Beers of Chicago last Monday, with reports of a $275,000 settlement.
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Potter Palmer
New York
Pauline W. Warren
Potter D'Orsay Palmer
Chicago
Palmer
Maris Martinez de Beers
Hillman warns of silk strike in textile area
Sidney Hillman, head of the Textile Workers Organizing Committee, told about 100 small silk manufacturers from Allentown Easton and Paterson that a national tie up of the industry may be near. He said a general strike could force cooperation and rejected rigid deadlines while noting wage aims of 15 dollars for unskilled workers and 18 dollars for weavers.
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New York
Sidney Hillman
Textile Workers Organizing Committee
Comittee of Industrial Organization
Here
Scranton
Allentown
Easton
Paterson N. J
Hillman
United Textile Workers Union
Julius A. Bernstein
Julius
Murray Asks Summons Issue In Steel Strike
Philip Murray, head of the Steel Workers Organizing Committee, urged Senate investigators to summon leaders of the steel companies, Chicago mayor, and police chief to obtain a complete picture of the steel strike. He also pressed the Senate Post Office Committee to subpoena corps.
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Washington
Philip Murray
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Senate
Chicago
Senate Post Office Committee
Coal Output Gains Washington
The National Coal Association estimated the week ended June 12 production at 6,960,000 net tons, up from 6,697,000 net tons the prior year. For the calendar year to June 12 output was about 203,079,100 tons against 161,297,090 tons in 1938.
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Washington
National Coal Association
Markets: Pittsburgh livestock and produce roundup
Pittsburgh markets report livestock with prices for hogs cattle calves and sheep including direct and loaded sales. Hogs 180-230 lb 11.05-11.75. 250-350 lb 10.75-11.50. sows 10.23. cattle 250 total with 200 direct at 12.24 for load steers. calves 400 with good vealers 9.50-10.00. sheep 709 with spring lambs 12.00-13.00 and yearlings down. produce demand moderate with multiple regional cocoa and butter prices, eggs firm, cheese flat, poultry varied by type.
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Pittsburgh
North Carolina
South Carolina
California
Maine
Ohio
Kentucky
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