Regulation of Arms Urged at VFW Encampment
Bernard W. Kearney urged regulation of munition sales at the 18th state encampment, calling ammunition a racket and noting U S marines were killed in Nicaragua. He pressed universal draft law to also fund industry and money for the next war, while Mrs. Gladys Mooney criticized pacifists. Twenty thousand marchers were expected in tonight’s convention parade.
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Reading
Pennsylvania
Kearney
Roosevelt
Gladys Mooney
Detroit
Auxiliary
Obituary items for Ella Sutton and Archibald Stewart
Ella Zollinger Sutton wife of the late Edmund Sutton died at 10 18 AM at her daughter's home 587 Chestnut Street Indiana A complete obituary to be published tomorrow Also obituary details for Archibald J Stewart prominent farmer near Penn Run died at 2 30 AM at his home He was born October 31 1854 in Cherryhill Township Funeral arrangements set with private services and burial at Greenwood Cemetery Indiana
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Ella (Zollinger] Sutton
Edmund Sutton
Wilmer H. Ward
Chestnut Street
Indiana
George Rellick
Lucerne Mines
Peter
Mary Restick
Lucerne Wines
Indiana Hospital
Anns
George Edward
Anna Kuzeniczak
Derry
Sophia Pels
Kathryn
Rose
Mary
Taverne Mines
Harry
John
Michael
Joseph
Tony
Andrew
St. May's Gera Catholic Chacea
Hemmer City
UMWA
St. Mary's Grees Catholic Church
Hemer City
J. Baycura
Bernard's Church
Archibald J. Stewart
Penn Run
Cherryhill Township
C. Leroy DePrefontaine
R. M. Offutt
Burn
Greenwood Cemeery
Heroism of Friend Saves Aide From Drowning Rescue
In Ernest, Dr James A Barry was summoned from Indiana to help revive a swimmer Grievinsa after a near drowning. The Ernest first aid team used palmotor and revived Grievinsky with aid from rescuer Andrew Shimsky and John Gisevinsky, rekindling hope as Mrs Greevsky tearfully expressed gratitude.
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Grievinsa
James A. Barry
Ernest
Indiana
Gisevinsky
Alex Turner
John Stets
Tyles Soulerin
Adam Goss
Qrianda Uvena
Andrew Shimsky
Church Notes Highlight Local Services and Anniversaries
Homer City Wesleyan Methodist led by Rev. H A Markell lists Sunday School at 2 pm and preaching at 3 pm with Rev Swanger speaker. Other notices include Clymer and East Union churches, a Children’s Day event, and St John’s 118th anniversary service with Dr H H Bagger and a large choir.
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Homer City
East Union Presbyterian
Rayne Presbyterian
Sagamore Parish
Frederick Stueber
Harmony Grove
St. Jolin's
St. John's
H. H. Bagger
Pittsburgh
52nd Cavalry in Training Tomorrow
Harrisburg June 24 Troops of the 52nd Cavalry Brigade National Guard begin their annual two weeks training at Indiantown Gap. The unit, commanded by Brig. General Edward J. Stackpole, includes the 103rd and 104th Cavalry with detachments from Carlisle Chambersburg Waynesboro Lewis Town Clearfield Tyrone Punxsutawney Altoona Elizabethville Shepards Lewisburg Northumberland Bellefonte and New Castle.
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Harrisburg
Alnd Cavalry Brigade
National Guard
Indiantown Gap
New Jersey
Earle
52Nd
Edward J. Stackpole
103Rd
104Th
Carlisle
Chambersburg
Waynesboro
Lewistown
Clearfield
Tyrone
Punxsulawney
Altoona
Elizabethville
Sunehurs
Lewisburg
Northumberland
Bellefonte
New Castle
Assistance Law Effective July 1 Details Revised Board Roles
Three members named by the governor head the new Assistance Law as of July 1. An executive board sets compensation up to 25 dollars per day. Veterans receive a 5 percent boost in civil service tests with another 5 percent for the disabled. Provisional staff may be hired until exam qualification, but none may serve after March 1, 1938 without testing. Civil service requirements apply to all present State Emergency Relief Board employees and others in the Assistance Fund across 87 counties. County boards will have seven members each, except Philadelphia and Allegheny with eleven. The plan aims to save about 10 million dollars annually, with a relief budget of 130,737,100 dollars for the next biennium.
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Department and Employment Board
State Emergency Relief Board
Civil Service
Philadelphia
Allegheny
Boards of Trustees
Mothers’ Assistance Fund
The
Pension Fund For the Blind
Mothers’ Assistance and
Blind Board
No Mine March on Johnstown Ends Tense Standoff
Leaders claim 6000 miners arrived in Johnstown without orders while 3090 pickets formed near the plant. State troopers guarded seven gates as martial law eased and miners planned a return, though officials reported no opening today. International UMW president John J. Lewis halted the march at the governor’s request.
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James Mark
Johnstown
Clark
Swike
United Mine Workers
Jon J. Lewis
FDR Leaders Confidence on New Legislation
FDR leaders express confidence a new justice measure may pass within a year with a provisional 12 month delay. Congress could also propose a constitutional amendment for compulsory retirement at 75. Roosevelt discusses world economic issues with Belgian Premier Van Zeeland who plans Washington talks next week.
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Roosevelt
Paul van Zeeland
Belgium
van Zeeland
Washington
Hull
Supreme Court
White House
Civilian Conservation Corps
Jefferson Island
Dougnion
Tax Experts Quit to Advise Taxpayers on Reduced Payments
Tax experts who resigned to aid taxpayers in lowering payments to the government were mentioned. Commissioner TL Helvering of the Internal Revenue Service agreed to provide a list of such resignations from recent years.
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Ment
Way TL Helvering
Internal Revenue
Powers Patrol Spanish Coast Front Advances in Nervion Region
The north Spanish civil war front reports sweeping government forces from the Nervion river west bank area near Bilban. The State Department denied reports that President Roosevelt warned Germany and Italy over Spanish crisis and said no action has been taken regarding the latest developments.
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Nervion
Bilban
State Department
Roosevelt
Germany
Italy
Farley summons sparks debate over crowd dispersal
One policeman testified shots were fired first from the pickets' ranks, while Mooney said he couldn't say. Police declared the crowd was ordered to disperse before the fighting began.
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Mooney
Order Return of Deposits From Utilities Across Sectors
The commission orders utilities to return deposits for toll bridge and tunnel firms, telegrams, telephone services, and prepayment meter gas services. Telephone bills may still be prepaid but cannot be due before the service month ends. About 457 utilities are affected, including 253 water, 49 electric, 38 manufactured gas, 61 natural gas, 25 steam heat, and 31 telephone companies. Discounts for prompt payment may be allowed, pending ruling.
National Guard Helps Reopen Cambria Works Amid Lockout
National Guard to protect the reopening of Cambria Works with payroll near half a million dollars weekly. Furnaces were banked. it will take time to reheat and move pig iron to finishing mills. News of a miners march led Major Lynn G. Adams, head of Pennsylvania State Police, to cancel an order sending 200 state highway patrolmen back to posts.
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Cambria
Lynn G. Adams
Pennsylvania State Police
Miners and Guards Tense But Treated as Peaceful at Ohio Plants
Ohio troops keep order as miners and maintenance crews prepare Youngstown Sheet and Tube operations. Bombings shake Canton and Warren railroads as National Guard observers report 2,000 guardsmen at Sheet and Tube plants. Leaders warn against strikers while asserting continued action without union consent.
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Wiliam Webster
Republic
Warren
Ohio
R. &. Ursbrung
National Guard
Owens
C. 1
Youngstown
Sheet and Tube Co
Columbus
Emil Marx
Roy Leventry
Republican Steel
Canton
George N. Graham
Common Pleas Court
Ohio National Guards
Canton Men Ready to Enforce Injunction Support
Men in Canton prepared to aid civil authorities as soon as contacted. A picket-limiting injunction issued in Warren is now being enforced by the military.
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Canton
Warren
Mediation Efforts Press for Settlement in Steel Strike
Mediators will remain on the job to work toward an amicable settlement as John L. Lewis and Philip Murray face the board in a conference described as the only hope for settlement. Republic Steel and Youngstown Sheet and Tube latersaid they would not agree, written or oral, with Lewis and his CIO.
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John L. Lewis
C. I.0
Philip Murray
Republic and
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Lewis
Weekend Social Roundup From Punxsutawney Area
Matt Major of Cleveland spent the weekend with H H Beezer and Mrs Beezer will stay with her daughters Mrs Frank Tomory and Mrs Matt Major for several months. Many relatives from Indiana Pittsburgh Duquesne and Detroit visited or traveled, with multiple social calls and family visits noted across the region.
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Matt Major
Cleveland
Ohio
H. H. Beezer
Joseph Polfi
Sam Dolfi
John Weaver
Indiana
Mary Tyger
Alexander Shigo
Albert
Lydia Nagey
Buquesne
Blanche Hardick
PunxsutaWhey
Fetterman
Grace Brickell
Lucille Taylor
Pittsburgh
Frank Nagey
Joe Formick
Agnes Garber
Detroit
Mich
Creekside
Margaret Waskovich
Steve Wassil
Joseph Picvitusa
Mary Zink
Brightwood
George Garber
St. Francis Church
Tony Note
Yatesboro
Garber
Ervin Hodgson
A. Brody
Clearfield
Philipsburg
Death sentence upheld for Mt Carmel man in Doyle murder
In Philadelphia June 5, the Supreme Court upheld Frank Stelma's conviction and death sentence for the Mt Carmel killing of Joseph Doyle near the Mt Carmel athletic field on December 25. Justice Barnes ruled the evidence shows murder in the course of a robbery after Stelma admitted taking 1.35 dollars from Doyle.
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Philadelphia
Supreme Court
Frank Stelma
Mt. Carmel
Joseph Doyle
Stelma
Northumberland County
Doyle
Mt. Caremel
Edgar Barnes
Stelma Read
Federal Symphony Opens June 30 on East Campus
The Federal Symphony Orchestra conducted by Dr Joseph A Reutherhaus will present a concert on the East Campus of Indiana State Teacher College. The program details and venue indicate a campus music event featuring a full orchestra and soloists.
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Joseph A. Reuterhaus
Federal Symphony Orchestra
Indiana State
College Concert at the Town Hall Wednesday Evening
Van A Christy announces a free college music department concert on Wednesday June 30 at 4 p.m. The program features Betty Jane Atkinson performing the Third Movement of Brahms Violin Concerto Opus 77, Thomas J Hughes playing Beethoven Piano Concerto No 3, and Dr Harvey Gaul conducting Indian Long House suite.
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Ers College
van A. Christy
Betty Jane Atkinson
Thomas J. Hughes
Gas Tank Blast Injures Three in Quarryville
A liquid gas tank explosion wrecked a bungalow in Quarryville on June 25 injuring owner Charles Fritz seriously and lightly burning Norman Rineer and Rev. Walter Bryan who were in or near the house. Two tanks in the basement supplied fuel for a stove. one was being refilled.
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Quarryville
Charles Fritz
Norman Rineer
Walter Bryan
Rineer
Fritz
Market Roundup of Major Industrials and Firms
Stocks in heavy flux with gains and losses across major sectors. Companies including Chrysler, Coca Cola, General Electric, IBM, and Studebaker show notable moves amid industry shifts and new financial indicators. Investors weigh energy, steel, and transport names as market activity continues.
Markets Produce and Livestock Reports from Pittsburgh and Chicago
Pittsburgh market dispatch reports moderate produce demand with steady apples and potatoes and mixed livestock pricing, noting specific regional prices for apples, cobblers, and turkeys. eggs, cheese, and poultry steady, with hogs, cattle, and vealers showing varied movements. Chicago wheat and corn futures rise after early losses, aided by dry western Canadian conditions, with July and September contracts quoted and corn turning from lower to higher.
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Pittsburgh
Tennessee
Illinois
Alabama
Kentucky
Sacha North Carolina Cobblers
California
Virginia Cobblers
North Carolina Cobblers
Virginia
Chicago
Local Riflememen in State Contest at Indian Gap
Fourteen teams compete in the state contest at Indian Gap on June 25. Seven teams are National Guardsmen and seven are civilians. Event highlights include marksmanship displays and team scoring across multiple shooting events.
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Indiantown Gap
National Guardsmen
Talks May Alter Trend in Laws
Informal harmony talks between President Roosevelt and Democratic Congressmen begin today on Jefferson Island. The meetings may influence administration proposals on the Court Bill adjournment date and key bills like wage hour reorganization housing and farm policy. Roosevelt welcomes visitors as the group splits into three for one day each with meals and talks. Notable participants include Senator Clark and Senator Wheeler though several others decline attendance. House member Fish labeled the gathering a Boy Scout Jamboree.
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Annapolis
Roosevelt
Jefferson Island
Senate
Congress
Clhies Zpeake Bay
Clark
D-Mo
Wheeler
D-Mont
Governor Approves News Secret Bill in Pennsylvania
Governor Earle signed a law allowing newspapermen to withhold sources from courts. The act grants reporters and press employees the same professional protections as attorneys and doctors on the witness stand. It applies to those directly engaged in gathering writing and preparing news and takes effect immediately.
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Harrisburg
Earle
Pennsylvania
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