Sentry Slap Sparks Diplomatic Protest in China
In Shanghai today a second diplomatic protest over a U S citizen being slapped by a Japanese sentry was logged. Consul Gourley in Tsingtao reported the incident involving Mrs Massie wife of Lt Thomas H Massie. Separately Chinese forces plan new dikes and evacuations as flood and war fronts shift near Hankow and Nanking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
United States
Tokyo
Louis H. Gourley
Tsingtao
Shantung Province
State Department
Thomas H. Massie
Honolulu
Massie
New Brunswick
N. d
Shanghal
Hankow
Yellow River
Chengchan
Lunghai
Shansi
Chiang Kai- Shek
Peiping-Hankaw
Chengchow
Linghai
Loyang
Chengaw
Henan Province
Chungcow
Yangtze
Han— ‘Kow
Matowchen
Nanking
Gunboute
Hankow-Canton
Lokchong
Canton
Obituary of Clemp D Miller Near McGees Mills
Clemp D Miller an esteemed farmer and lumberman of near McGees Mills died in Cape May New Jersey while visiting his niece after a two day illness. Born August 28 1858 in Bell Township Clearfield County he spent his life there. He ran two farms and cut timber and joined the last raft journey to Harrisburg as far as Clearfield. He married Belle Frye over fifty years ago who died a year ago. Survived by six sons and five daughters and many friends in the Mahaffe and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemp D. Miller
McGees Mills
Florence B. Hartman
Cape May
N. J
Bell Township
Clearfeld County
Harrisburg
Clearfield
Belle Frye
Miller
Jesse Robbins
Commodore
O. M. Bracken
W. E. Sample
Dayton Lines
George Sutton
Mahaffe
Clyde Miller
BuBois
Reed Miller
Cresson
Oren
Paul. Dallas
Dan Miller
Guffey Accused of Attempting a 1940 Political Coup
Harrisburg June 28 A charge that U S Senator Joseph F Guffey was attempting a 1940 political coup by working for the defeat of Governor George H Earle was filed today in Pennsylvania s latest Democratic squabble Arthur Colegrove a former cabinet member and supporter of Earle declared that Guffey would control the party s federal patronage if Earle is defeated in November The conference followed criticism of a harmony agreement between Calley and Lawrence and touched on WPA appointments and party loyalties The report notes Guffey backed Kennedy and Philadelphia Mayor Davis Wilson against Charles Alvin Jones and Governor Earle and cites recent federal posts as alleged retaliation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
U.S
Joseph F. Guffey
George H. Earle
Pennsylvania
Arthur £. Colegrove
Earle
Guffey
Colegrave
Gulley
David L. Lawreden
Edward N. Jones
Thomas Kennedy
Colagrove
Criti
Calley
Lawrence
Kennedy
Philadelphia
Davis Wilson
Charles Alvin Jones
U. S
Jones
Earle-Jones
Ball
Earle-Joner
Erie County
WPA
Warren
Colegrove
Washington
Roosevelt
Kentucky
Baxley
Oklahoma
Thomas
South Carolina
Smith
White House
Hughes Plans World Flight From Los Angeles to New York
Howard Hughes announces a leisurely world flight to aid the 1939 New York World's Fair and test navigation devices. The plan includes departing from Los Angeles within two weeks for Floyd Bennett Field New York aboard a specially equipped Lockheed 14 transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Atlante
Howard Hughes
Otay
New York
Floyd Bennett Field
Obituary notice near Mahaffey outlines family survivors
The obituary notes fifty eight grandchildren and thirty two great grandchildren survive. Funeral services will be held at his late home Sunday afternoon at 2 30 in charge of Rev Reece Rematey. Burial will be in Otterbein Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahaffey
Reece Rematey
Islerment
Otterbein Cemetery
Circus season ends amid union clashes and plane crash
The season closes as tensions rise with union disputes over cuts and a fatal plane crash near Roosevelt Field. Investigators suggest an air bump and down draft contributed to the disaster that killed pilot Arthur Young and photographer Bob Raine, while observers question figures over claims of acclimation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Tribune
Milton J. Girton
U. S. Bureau of Air Commerce
Roosevelt Field
Big Top
Arthur Young
Bob Raine
Girton
Girton Theorized That Because of Air Conditions Encountered Close To the Flont
Peace Institute to Discuss Air Diplomacy Tomorrow
Jefferson County labor teacher and attorney Robert M. Fisher of Indiana Clinton File, Indiana State Teachers College faculty Vincent C. Neeson, Indiana Eve ning Gazette Marie Widdows on Black Lick Jane Hutchinson Armagh Mrs George Bray Pittsburgh join in guiding the discussion. Sponsored by American Association of University Women Indiana County Youth Council Pomona Grange Sunday School Association Ministerium Business and Professional Women's Club and Women’s Junior Civic Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
Iabor
Robert M. Fisher
Indiana
Clinton File
Indiana State Teachers College
Vincent C. Neeson
Indiana Evening Gazette
Marie Widdowson
Black Lick
Jane Hutchinson
Armagh
George Bray
Pittsburgh
Women's
International League For Peace
American Association of University Women
Indiana County Youth Council
Pomona Grange
Sunday School Association
Ministerium, Business and Professional Women's Club
Women's Junior Civic Club
Roosevelt Frames Liberal Call Against Conservatism
President Roosevelt argues for cooperation of capital and labor to sustain wages and shift from public to private spending. He says no special session of Congress is planned unless unforeseen events occur, notes a court reorganization defeat as a people’s victory, and accuses copperheads of defeatism while defending government action to meet global changes. He draws a line between liberalism and conservatism and asserts government must act to address new problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
United
Supreme Court
Iis
Roosevelt
America
Frank Hage
Jersey City
N. J
Jithera
Fred B. Adams
Air Reduction Corporation
Gen
Robert E. Wood
Sears Roebuck
Roosevelt Speech Signals Ideals in Primary Battles
President Roosevelt defended a liberal approach while urging support in Democratic primaries. He warned against using patriotism to suppress liberty and tied his influence to the 1836 platform, signaling limited direct coercion in campaigns and hinting at future elective tactics.
Roosevelt condemns spending and Democrats in primaries
The passage notes President Roosevelt urging self restraint and critiquing a lavish executive, while drawing parallels with past political lessons. He indicates no demand for voters to elect Democrats, stating he acts as head of the Democratic party and mentions liberal candidates without naming a party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Wilson
Decision on Jury Probe Clash Over Impeachment and Authority
The debate centers on whether Bard can be impeached and if he may oversee the inquiry. Shelley argues Bard is disqualified from stepping in due to conflicts with the district attorney and lacks power to supersede. Bard counters that he must be presumed fair and impartial in all functions including superseding the DA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bard
Shelley
Bare
Commonwealth
Navy Receives $27,883,000 for Shipyard Improvements
The Public Works Administration allotted 27,883,000 to the Navy Department for shipyard improvements as part of a 49,042,950 total to five government agencies. The PWA distributed 4,262,260 for non federal projects nationwide, including 4,298,260 in grants and 24,000 in loans. The current allotments bring the total PWA allocations to 2,042.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Public Works Administration
Navy Department
PWA
United States
Treasury Balance Report June 23 Receipts and Outlays
Washington, June 25. The Treasury position on June 23 shows receipts of 14,209,651.37 and expenditures of 19,358,372.39. Net balance stands at 2,247,932,60).32, with a working balance of 1,761,937,036.38 and customs receipts for the month totaling 17,002,730.97.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Unwise Taxes Drive Pennsylvania Industry Losses
Walter D. Fuller, president of Curtis Publishing, urged Pennsylvania to end high business taxes. He told about 100 business leaders that firms have moved to other states, worsening unemployment and shrinking payrolls. He warned that continued taxation could erase future industrial growth and jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Walter D. Fuller
Curtis Publishing Company
Philadelphia
Fuller
State Chamber of Commerce
Chambers of Commerce
Pennsylvania
Pennnsylvania
Pittsburgh Not So Smoky Ranks Below St Louis in Air Quality
Pittsburgh residents concede the city trails St. Louis for sulfur fumes after The Air Hygiene Foundation of the Mellon Institute reports a preliminary traveling laboratory finding St Louis averages 128 parts per million sulfur dioxide. Pittsburgh follows at 0.057.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Air Hygiene Foundation
Mellon Institute
St. Louisair
Can't Sit Beside Prince At Dinner in Philadelphia
Philadelphia June 25 A local committee chose a partner for Prince Bertil of Sweden at a tercentenary dinner but a State Department ruling barred Miss Joanna Biddle from being his companion. Wives of Swedish officials must sit on either side of the prince.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Prince Bertil of
Sedan
State Department
Joanna Biddle
Harrisburg Bids Open for 11 Highway Projects
Bids on 11 highway projects totaling 12.78 miles of work will be opened by the Highway Department in Harrisburg on July. Projects include 12 miles of dual type pavement on U. S. 20 from Chambersburg to Fort Loudon and concrete paving of U. S. 22 from Armagh to Chicory across Indiana and Cambria counties, totaling over three and a half miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Highway Department
U. S. 20
Chambersburg
Fort Laucen
U. S. 22
Armagh
Chicory
Indiana
Cambria
Threaten Raids on Italian Cities Unless Rebels Halt Bombings
Paris reports Spain threatens aerial reprisals against Italian dominated towns in the Balearic Islands if Franco’s bombing of Spanish civilian centers continues. Barcelona officials say Italian and German planes participated in raids, while France and Britain pursue a neutral commission to halt bombings. the U.S. declines participation. Genoa and Rome sit within reach of fast Spanish bombers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Balearic Islands
Franco
Spain
Cerainly
Barcelone
Barcelona
Britain
United States
William C. Bullitt
Bonnet
Genoa
Rome
Price Cut by Big Steel Raises Wage Speculation
Pittsburgh reports big steel cut prices by Carnegie Steel and U S Steel units, down 7 to 21 percent, erasing Pittsburgh Chicago differentials. Officials deny wage changes but SWOC talks and a monopoly investigation loom. Governors and senators see southern progress, while analysts predict wage cuts and revenue loss across units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Carnegie Tnnols Steel
U.S. Steel
Cfo
Steel Workers Organizing
Ent
New York
U. S. Stede
SWOC
Benjamin F. Fairless
U. S. Steel
House
Senate
Bulkley
Ohio
Big Steel
Groundhog hunt turns fatal near Luthersburg
Groundhog hunters John Storks, 22, of Helvetia, and William Batters, 43, of Kramer, encountered on a farm near Luthersburg. Batters mistook Storks’ head for a groundhog and fired, killing Storks as they were en route to DuBois Hospital. Coroner E. E. Erhard scheduled an inquest for Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearfield
John Storks
Helvetia
Luthersburg
DuBois
William.atters
Kramer
Stottis
E. E. Erhard
Riski Clay and Limestone installs9 foot dry pan
The Riski Clay and Limestone Corporation announces a nine foot dry pan to crush limestone for farm use in Western Pennsylvania. The move should benefit agriculturists by providing affordable crushed lime, reducing quarrying costs, and improving access where local limestone is scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riski Clay and’ Limestone Corporation
Pennsylvania
Big Plumville Creamery Opens After Ice Shortage
The Plumville creamery, owned by Messrs. George and McGaughey, began operations after ice shortages delayed opening. George, a Penn State dairy graduate, will oversee butter making in a 20 by 55 foot plant with modern machinery. Also reported, Mail Carrier Samuel Trimble’s buggy horse ran away on a hill injuring him. a female passenger escaped unharmed. Captain D W Simpson learned Major Penny of Pittsburgh will be in Indiana to muster the volunteer company into the National Guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plumville
Messrs. George and
McGaughey
George
Pennsylvania State College
Samuel Trimble
Indiana
Penn Run
Trimble
D. W. Simpson
Major Penny
Pittsburgh
National Guard
Deaths and marriages dated June 1823 and 1928 events
A clipped notice lists 15 Years Ago items for Monday June 25 1823 including deaths Frank E McAfoase Indiana James Robert Wiggins Armstrong Twp engagements Arthur Archibald Salem Ohio Hazel A Re vine Indiana marriages Ivan EB Oakley Eula B McMahan Clarion Township Dean Jennings Learn Mary Elma Blackburn Commodore and Dean Jennings Learn Pittsburgh Democrats opening convention in Houston Tex and aviation advancement notes. Also 10 Years Ago Monday June 35 1928 entries include Pershing defense plan Babe Ruth appearance ex exhibition game and marriages Lee Martin Hale Blanche E Wright Ward Uncapher Vera Holmes Samuel Rose ownership and construction deals with EB Troulman company Greensburg. Death Robert Kerr Indian referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. McAfoase
Indiana
James Robert Wiggins
Armstrong Township
Arthur Archibald
Salem
Hazel A. Revine
Ivan EB
Oakley
Eula B. McMahan
Clarion Township
Clarion County
Dean Jennings
Commodore
Mary Elma Blackburn
Pittsburgh
Houston
Tex
Smith
Arctic
Flyer
A. C. Smith
St. Louis
Pershing
Babe Ruth
Lee Martin Hale
Blanche E. Wright
Lisbon
N. C
Ward Uncapher
Vera Holmes
Heilwood
Samuel Rose
Greensburg
4. EB. Troulman Company
Robert Kerr
Stock Market Roundup Of Major U.S. Firms And Load Of Figures
A detailed listing of prominent corporations across multiple industries including Am Can Am Car and Fdty Am Tel and Tel Colgate Palmolive and Coca Cola among others is shown with a dense set of percentage figures and codes. The page compiles company names, ranges of tickers, and market movement indicators in a single arc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allied
Allis-Ch
Mig
Alco Am
St Armstrong Cork Assd Dry Goods
Refining
Atlas Tack Auburn Auto Aviation Carp
Bald Lace Ct Balt
Ohio Barnsdall Oi Bendix Aviat
Beth Stee
Beth Steel Pe PE
Blaw-Knox Borden Cn Borg Warner ‘Briggs Mtg
Calumet and Hee Canad Pacific Case
Caterpit Tractor
Celanese Corp
Ches and Ohio
Chrysler Corp City Stores
Coca Cola
Colgate Palm P “Colum G
el Colum Carbon
Credit Coml
Investor
Coml Solvents
Comwith
South
Cons Edison Cansol Oil Container Corp
Cont Motors
del Carn Products
Crane Co
Curtis Publishing
Curtiss
Johns-Maryille Kennecost Cap
Kresge
Lehigh
Glass Liggett and My Loew
Lorillard
Mack Trucks
Macy
McCrory Stores
McIntyre
Mclfees
Robbins
McLellan
Mini-Moline
Montgom Ward Murray Corp
Nash Kelvinator
Nat Biscuit
Nat Cash
Oita
Maine man indicted for physician's murder in quiet town
South Paris Maine June 26 A former Deputy Shavit Francis M Carroll 43 indicted for murdering Dr James G Littlefield The case links to Baul N Dwyer 18 who confessed to killing Mrs Lydia Littlefield Dwyer remains in custody awaiting trial in Cumberland County Officials said no changes in Dwyer or prison restrictions and the Carroll trial would precede actions in Mrs Littlefield's death
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Tounset
Francis M. Caroll
James G. Littlefield
Baul N. Duyees
Clyde Chapman
Stats Ney
Atorney
Edward J. Beauchamp
Lewis
Carroll
Oxford County
Maine
Dwyer
Barbara
Lydia
Cumberland County
Oxford
Littlefeld
Market Drift Across Produce and Livestock Displays
Pittsburgh market reports show slow produce demand with apples and potatoes listed in varying lots and stock levels. Livestock bids include hogs at 9.65 for bad hogs and a general tone of limited selling, with cattle largely nominal and calves steady. Chicago wheat futures opened weak but edged higher later on, while Liverpool prices influenced overall direction with mixed grain moves including corn and wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeance
Pittsburgh
New York
Rome
Maine
Green Mountains
Ogs
Revival Meetings At Homer City Tabernacle Continue
Revival services run every evening at 7 30 led by J W Clair with prayer for the sick anointing invited. Sabbath School sessions at 2:00 each Sunday. Meetings extend through next week with Saturday evening off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer City
Homer City Tabernacle
J. W. Clair
James
Stock rally continues with major names leading gains
The market edged higher with a broad rally led by Kennecott American Smelting Westinghouse Du Pont General Electric Johns Manville Philip Morris Aly Reduction and Union Pacific among favored issues. Strong performers included American Gas Electric Electric Bond and Share Gulf Oil Colts Patent Firearms Midvale Newmont Pittburgh and Lake Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennecott
American Smelting
Westinghouse
du Pont
General Electric
Johns Manville
Philip Morris
Aly Reduction
Central
Union Pacific
American Gas and Electric
Electric Bond
Gulf Oil
Colts Patent Firearms
Midvale
Newmont Mining
Pittse Jburgh
Lake Erie
Cranium Cracker Sentences Puzzle Moments
A playful brain teaser presents five cloze clues about language and names. Each item asks for a missing piece such as a spice term, a capital city, a syllable name, a mid name for Rutherford B. Hayes, and a character from a play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutherford B. Hayes
Sadie Thompson
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Moorhead
Harry Owens
Hughes
Him
North
NAVY
Prince
ASK
Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company
Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Bibb Graves
John A. Bankhead
Sil
Liverpool
United Aircraft
United Corp
United Gas Imp
U. & Rub
Smelt and
U . Steel
Warner Bros West
Fist
Wilson and Co. West el and
Mtg
Woolworth
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