$18,800,000 For S A W Vets 10 State Roads
Harrisburg reports to begin shaping an $18.8 million federal road program for Pennsylvania with prime emphasis on unemployment relief and local maintenance guarantees. County requests shift funds, while Bureau of Roads approval is required before work starts. Delegates in Williamsport elect officers at Spanish War Veterans gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Fie
Samuel S. Lewis
Secretary of Highways
Lewis
Federal Bureau of Roads
Allegheny County
Climax Looms in Coal Code Administration Debate
Phillip Murray of the United Mine Workers says the coal code fight centers on securing collective bargaining rights, not drafting the code. The Central Coal Association is blamed as a vehicle for friendly operators, with penalties up to 500 dollars per violation and potential presidential code if industry fails to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Murray
International News Service
Central Coal Association
Fagan
Murray
Pittsburgh
Washington
B. H. Cannon
Central Association
Southern
Canho
Johnson
Crisis Averted by American Delegation
Strong congressional support backed President Roosevelt in rejecting France's demand to peg the dollar as a first step toward a world economic conference. Lawmakers praised his stand against returning to the gold standard, warning that the gold basis could threaten American industrial recovery and monetary policy for the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul C. Yates
Washington
INS
Roosevelt
Senate
House
France
Capitol Hill
Congress
Search in New Jersey for would be bombers
WATCHUNG New Jersey June 22 Police press a search for a would be assassin or assassins after a dynamite bomb was found in Representative Charles A Eaton s car. Two cigars a partly smoked one and a five cent piece were the only clues as Joseph Ballanton alerted by a noise in the Eaton garage uncovered the infernal device. The cigars and coin lay in the garage and Eaton s life was probably saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watchung
N. J
Charles A. Eaton
Bth
New Jersey
Joseph Ballanton
Eaton Garage
Men's Meeting at Clymer and Eastern Presbytery Session
A Amon's meeting of the eastern zone of Wittuning Presbytery will be held at Clymer Sunday June 26 with programs of music devotional and talks. Notables include Rev C O Anderson and Prof G Gardner Hill with addresses on Christian duty toward prohibition and church community work. Dinner at 25 cents per plate and greetings from Zone presidents with closing benediction.
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Aomon
Wittuuning Presbytery
Clymer
W. H. Jackson
Indiana
C. O. Anderson
Cherry Tree
D. R. Thompson
Clymer Presbyterian Church
John Woods
Eastern Zone
G. Gardner Hill
Indiana State Teachers College
J. Stanley Harker
Saltsburg Presbyterian Church
J. A. Bonk
Pennsylvania State Grange
New Castle
R. M. Offutt
D. D
Robt. Marshall
Central Zone
J. A. Fryar
H. C. Prugh
Homer City Presbyterian Sharch
Marion Center
Frank E. Shubert
Kittanning
Jas. E. Marshall
Butler Presbytery
E. C. Good
Britisher backs Roosevelt over Chamberlain as chancellor
In the House of Commons Colonel Josiah Wedgwood launches a sharp attack on Neville Chamberlain, arguing Roosevelt would better serve as chancellor of the exchequer amidst claims of Chamberlain's inactivity. The piece also notes horse racing chatter with Dark Horses including Gold Basil and Sun Archer and suggests possible outcomes for several runners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Roosevelt
Neville Chamberlain
House of Commons
Josiah Wedgwood
Chamberlain
United States
Gold Basil
Willis Sharpe Kilmer
Mr. Khayyam
Ladysman
Indecision At Conference Gone Says Jimmy Walker
James J. Walker reports from the World Economic Conference in London describing American policy toward currency stabilization and tariff revision. He notes Hull’s statements, currency shocks, and differing national positions while hinting at a larger American mission chaired by a prominent envoy.
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Jimmy’ Walker
James J
Jimmy" Walker
INS
Gnological Museum
London
Uncle Sam
Georgia
Tennessee
Slate
International School
MacDonald
Hull
Washington
Stephens family returns from Illinois wedding
The Stephens family from Indiana Pa and Frenchburg Ky attended graduations at the University of Illinois. Teamed with the wedding of Tra Stephens to Harriet Ely in Champaign Illinois, Rev H Glenn Stephens officiated. Guests included Laura Belle and Leda Stephens, Rev and Mrs Glenn Stephens, and many Chicago and Champaign attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
W. Stephens
Leda O
Laura Belle
Illinois
University of Ilinois
Tia
Harriet Bly
Champaign
Minois
Chicago
Century of Progress
Stephens
Inlaw
IL Glenn. Stephens
Frenchburg
Kentucky
Frenchburg School
United, Presbyterian Church
First Baptist Church
Harriet Janet Ely
John Ely
West White Street
H. W. Stephens
Indiana
H. Glenn Stephens
J. Scott Thersole
Mary Louise Irvin
Laura Belle Stephens
Frances Osgood
Edna Brumley
Audrey Moore
Mary Davis
Flynn Wyett
Charles Shauger
Frank Markland
David Porter
Graybourne Eisner
Dale Long
Doris Hess
Cadman
Mendelssohn
Aldair Case
Kathryn Davis
May Stamey
Marion
Ind
University of Timnois
School of Journalism
College of Commerce
Alumni Association
Scabbard and Blade Fraternity
Mwe
DeBruler Scientific Servicer
National Automobile Service
National Automobile Service Advertising Agency
Laura Belle and
Leda
Glenn Stephens
C. EB. DeBruler
Charles Goodman
Don Sorenson
Louis Doebler
St. Louis
Rhuie Ely
M. Block
Sam Davis
Monticello
Lenthart
Hoarder Changes Mind Gives Up Gold
Philadelphia reports that No. 1 Hoarder, who defied the Treasury order to turn over 120000 in gold coins, withdrew his stash from safety boxes and exchanged it for currency. Federal officials declined further comment as the case drew national attention to a wealthy textile manufacturer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Treasury Department
Sterel Service
Mnuufacturer
Brooklyn Triumphs Over Pirates 9–0 to Open Series
Brooklyn pitcher Ray Berge blanked the Pittsburgh Pirates 9 to 0, lifting Brooklyn from fifth place in the National League. Key players included Waner, Taylor, and Cuccinello for Brooklyn, with Haupt and Stripp contributing on offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Ray, Berge
Dodgers
Pittsburgh Pirates
L. Waner
Jensen
P. Waner
Traynor
Suhr
Vaughan
Thevenow
Paden
Meine
Hoyt
Grace
Chagnon
Piet
Padden
Stripp
Lopez
Jordan, &S
Benge
Pittsburgh
Cuccinello
Taylor
Frederick
Leslie
Cuczinello
Wilson
Hille
Stark and Rigler
Center Township elects teachers and trims tax rate
Center Township school directors elected teachers for 1933 34 and reduced the tax mileage from 17 to 15 mills on real estate while keeping the 4 per capita tax. A 20 percent salary cut for township school staff funded the relief. Names of the elected teachers are listed by school and district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Township
Sytem
Harrisburg
Lithuania pays partial debt to avoid exclusion from debt parade
Washington June 23 Lithuanias quick payment of 10000 on its 132001 June 15 debt installment signals a shift in stance after threatening to bar defaulting nations from the debt revision parade. Lithuanian minister Balutis notified the State Department of partial payment as a test of the governments position. The Buckingham Palace staff is described as about 250 including 60 housemaids a housekeeper and four assistant housekeepers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lithuania
M. Bronius Balutis
Phillips
State Department
England
Buckingham Palace
TinyMites Color the Picture and Tree Rescue Tale
The TinyMites story centers on a living tree that threatens the young scouts. Dotty falls behind while the others seek safety behind a rock pile. Windy and others rally to rescue her as the tree grasps Dotty and roars, promising a thrilling next installment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dotty
Windy
Coppy
Poison Ivy Remedy And Summer Skin Care Tips
An old health guidance warns against gasoline as a skin wash for poison ivy and cautions on avoiding unknown ointments. It advises gloves in woodlands, liberal bathing with bland soap, and keeping hands from the face. Powder troublesome areas after bathing and use mild soaps to prevent irritation from sun exposure.
Captain McLain Dies in Washington Military Burial Planned
Captain C L McLain dies in Washington after a career in the American Legion and Disabled Veterans. He studied in Indiana and Paris, leaves widow Bertha Hardy McLain and two sons, with burial set at Arlington National Cemetery and services at the national cemetery chapel. Survivors include parents, two brothers, a sister, and an aunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Disabled Veterans’ Association
Indiana Public
Whiskiminetas Preparatory School
Saltsburg
Indiana State Teachers College
University of the Sorbonne
Paris
France
Bertha Hardy the McLain
Francois
Philip
Charles C. McLuain
Indiana
Harry D. Melain
James A. McLain
Youngstown
Frank P. Stewart
M. Della McLain
Beitler Wins Presidency At Pennsylvania Bar Meet
Harold B Beitler of Philadelphia is elected president as he resigns the secretary post after 14 years at the Pennsylvania Bar Association convention in Beitler heads the bar association as nominees for his successor are discussed Aaron Swartz of Norristown and Walter B Gibbons of Philadelphia are named as likely contenders in the race to replace Beitler The convention rejects a plan to limit bar membership and to require six months clerkship for law students amid debate chaired by Superior Court Judge Joseph Stadtfeld
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron
Swartz
Norristown
Walter B. Gibbons
Philadelphia
Boltler
Tng
Superior Court
Joseph Stadtfeld
William B. Ryan
Shamokin
Edward S. McCaig
Stocks Jump in June Amid Market Shuffle
The report lists numerous major stocks including Allied Chemical, American Can, American Smelting, Bethlehem Steel, DuPont, General Electric, General Motors, IBM, Penney, Sears, Studebaker, U S Steel and Westinghouse. It notes a June uptick despite scattered turbulence as investors shift holdings. It also mentions Bobby Coombs, nephew of Tron Man, in athletics as Connie Mack plans him as a future starter for the Athletics. Duke University star pitcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allied Chemical American Can
American Car
American Loco American Smelting American
Tobreen B
Anaconda Copper
Atchison I. S. i
Atlantic Refining
Bethlehem Steel B. and
C. Railroad
Canadian Pacific Ches. and Ohio Chrisler
ST. P. Gam
ST. P
Coco Cola
Columbia Gas Consolidated Oil Cent
Dan Curtiss-Wright Dupont Erie Railroad
Eastman Kodak Federal Water Freeport
Texas
General Electric
General Motors Int
Nickle
U. S. Steel
Warner Bros
Pic
Westinghouse Electric Woolworth
Ford Limited
Pennroad Corporation
Trans, Airways
Bobby Coombs
Jack
Bailiwack
Connie Mack
Duke University
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Williamsport
United Spanish War Veterans of Pennsylvania
George K. Harris
Morris de Cann
C. B. Walters
Wilkes-Barre
William James
Mahoney — City
Marie Black
Auxiliary
Mary McKinley
Hattie Trazenfield
Myrtle Baker
Franklin
Helen Page
Eric
Nellie Wilson
Blodwyn Tipton
Gettysburg
Margaret Mackey
Jennie Black
Altoona
Mildred Krause
Pottstown
Mayme
Condrin
Oil City
Clara Hamilton
Johnadowh
Eugene A. Shaffer
Scotland
Anns Wesley
Viola Thomas
Los Angeles
Anna Lance
Anna Leader
Louise Keiper
Sara Q. Dunmeir
Greensburg
Estelle Thompson
Mary Clutch
Martha Worner
Climax
Coal Code Administration
Moorhead
Men & Boys
Dorn
F. D’s
James J. Walker
New York
Today
America
Moley
Bream Trust
Windsor Castle
Iraq
Monsieur Bonnet
T Hull
Adelma Patti
Paria
Houseyeil
Vulee Boabe
Berlin
Martha Dodd
Trave
William J. Dodd
University of
Glrago
Aimiagsudor
Germany
Pirates
Son
Steve Duffalo
Guthrie
Bessie Hood
Mary Dick
Luciusboro
Bessie Schurr
Chester Barber
Upper Homer
Lucille Morris
Ruth Kelley
Mary Ann Leboda
Millard Bennett
Waterman
Ruth Winsheimer
Helen McMillen
Beatrice Birdsell
Emerson Kauffman
Kissinger
Leona Bracken
LaRue Warner
Ruth Lewis
Adelaide Wolf
Aultman
Martha Louise Johnston
Eva Nicholas
Edith Gillbreath
Robert W. McPhilimy
Jucenne
Hazell Davis
Ruth 1. Jonesy
Louise Paice
Mirian Fleming
Mary McCoy
Elsie Hill
Mary
Joe Pillington
Carl Bracken
Graceton
Laura Yuckenberg
Emma Smith
Elizabeth Davidson
Viola George
Roy Winsheimer
Alice McGrew
Margie Binkie
Alexily Dick
Eleanor Tuck
Dancy
Capt
C. L. McLain
Hospodar
John Monpodar
Sagamore
Saagamore
Greek Catholi
Sagamoore
Barney Ross
Fracaa
Tony Canzoneri
Tony
Canzoneri
Jlenry Hall
Detroit
Sutton- Miller Company
Gulf Refining Company
Sutton-Miller Co
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