Wagner Bill Sparks Senate Amendments on Labor Power
Senator Wagner drafts amendments to strengthen collective bargaining provisions of the recovery act. He seeks court reviews of National Labor Board findings and to curb coercion by both sides. AF of L supports original form. William Green to study proposed changes before comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
INS
Wagner
New York
Naonal Labor Board
A. F. of L
William Green
Wegener
J. Emery
National Association of Manufacturers
Secnions
Letter Men At Windber Meet Opens With State Officials
State President Halberstadt of Philadelphia and State Secretary Dougherty of Harrisburg will attend and speak at the Windber meeting. Mrs Edmundson of McKeesport will have an item of interest to say to the ladies.
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Halberstadt
Philadelphia
Dougherty
Harrisburg
Edmundson
McKeesort
Roosevelt to Seek Fishing Near Florida Coast
The presidential party will probably sail for fishing off the Florida coast for several days and may venture further at times. Mr. Roosevelt is expected to return to Washington not later than April 7, with a Secret Service detail ensuring security during the trip.
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Florida
Roosevelt
Washington
McClure Case Is Closed Incident
Philadelphia May 27 The government will not appeal the McClure liquor conspiracy case to the US Supreme Court. The circuit court of appeals granted full liberty to State Senator John J McClure and 58 co defendants found guilty of conspiracy to violate the national prohibition law. A final government course awaits Washington from special assistant W U S attorney general Chet A Keyes who prosecuted the case.
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Philadelpia
INS
John J. McClure
United States Supreme Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
Delaware County
Washington
Chet A. Keyes
U. S
District Attorney’s
Keyes
McClure
High Court
Suprement Court
How Taxes Are Distributed Across the American Economy
NS Sta Correspondent reports a survey showing the average American pays 16 to 28 percent of income in federal state and municipal taxes. The piece traces taxes from birth to death, noting levies on cradle materials shelter food clothing transport and daily goods, including corporate and individual taxes, and cites expert Leroy B. Iserman on the high cost of tax collection.
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David P. Sentner
York
Boston
International
United States
Leroy B. Iserman
CANDIDATES (Pre) for Lieutenant Governor and Others
The list shows candidates including G. Karzis of East Pittsburgh for Lieutenant Governor with Thomas Kennedy of Hazleton, Harry B. Scott of Phillipsburg, Grover Talbot of Norwood, Frank P. B. Thompson of Philadelphia, Henry L. Snyder of Emmaus, and party affiliations D or R indicated for several.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Kennedy
Hazleton
Harry B. Scott
Phillipsburg
Grover
Talbot
Norwood
Frank P. B. Thompson
Philadelphia
Henry L. Snyder
Emava
Pennsylvania Political Party Members Listed in Philadelphia
A long list of names and hometowns appears, naming numerous Republican and Democratic party members from Philadelphia and surrounding areas. The roster includes Edwin R. Cox, G Ralph McQuiston, Philip Sterling, Robert C. Shaw, David E. Kaufman, Birch W. Wilson, John E. Malina, Thomas R. Aubrey, Warren Clyde Harer, Leon CG Prince, and many others across cities like Sharon Towanda Pittsburgh Reading Pottsville Harrisburg Allentown and Philadelphia. It enumerates party affiliations R and D and Pro and Society designations.
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Edwin R. Cox
Philadelphia
G. Ralph McQuiston
Sharon
Philip Sterling
Robert _C. Shaw
Camp Hill
David E. Kaufman
Towanda
B. Davidson
Tarentum
R. Birch W. Wilson
Reading
Soc
John E. Malina
Thomas R. Aubrey
South Brcwnsville
Warren Clyde Harer
Williams- Pont
Me A. Carroll
Leon CG
Prince
Carlisle
William H. Hamilton
John
Herron
Pittsburgh
George
Radical names listed as radicals in US service
Professor Albert B Tauasig NRA Jerome N Frank counsel Agricultural Relief Administration James M Landis FTC member Dr Frederic C Howe NRA Clarence Darrow NRA Review Committee head Henry T Hunt PWA counsel Nathan R Margold Interior Dept solicitor Robert Marshall BIA William E Dodd ambassador Rose Schneiderman NRA Labor Advisory Board and others may be affiliated with the ACLU Fish says about a score or more of young radicals economists and lawyers of the Felix Frankfurter school working for the government Democratic House leaders debate Wirts statements William A Wirt says he will testify before a congressional committee and name administration Brain Trust members in Gary Indiana
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert B. Tauasig
NRA
Jerome N. Frank
Agricultural Relief Administration
James M. Landis
Federal Trade Commission
Frederic C. Howe
Clarence Darrow
Henry T. Hunt
PWA
Nathan R. Margold
Interior Department
Robert Marshall
Bureau of Indian Affairs
William E. Dodd
Germany
Rose Schneiderman
NRA Labor Advisory Board
Fish
American Civil Liberties Union
Russia
William , Bullitt
Mordecai Ezekiel
Agriculture Department
Sidney Hillman
Smith W. Brookhart
Iowa
Felix Frankfurter
Karl
Democratic House
Dr. Wirts
Debt crisis deepens as Germany delays U.S. payments
The United States faces possible default as Germany informs it cannot meet the $60,000,000 due on mixed claims and occupation payments this week. Ambassador Hans Luther meets with officials to seek a workable arrangement. Germany may pay in Reichsmarks but the transfer is blocked by exchange limits, risking a broader European debt default.
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Kingsbury Smith
Ct. N. 8
LN. L
Washington
INS
Germany
United States
Hans Luther
State Department
Army of
Gary educator calm as inquiry into charges gains support
The Gary educator remained composed as National House of Representatives debates a possible official inquiry into his assertions. He has received hundreds of telegrams letters and calls since the charges were made public in Washington. One threat of death arrived from Buffalo signed by a group claiming to be a Faithful Member of the United States of America Royal Citizen Secret Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
National House of Representatives
Washington
Buffalo
N. Y
United States of America
Royal Citizen Secret Society
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Clearing House Association
Western Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Bankers’ Association
Ander
First Disapproval of Major Bill at Capitol
At the Capitol, disapproval grows as opposition to a major veterans aid bill strengthens. Veterans advocates press for review by special boards, while pay cuts and proposed restorations under the economy act draw debate. The combined amendments to the supply bill could cost $230 million annually as talks continue.
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Capitol
Roosevelt pushes for strong stock exchange regulation
President Roosevelt told Senate Banking and House Interstate Commerce committees that Congress should pass stock and commodity exchange legislation with teeth. He seeks laws curtailing speculation and granting definite government supervision while denouncing opposition as organized propaganda from a single source.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Senate
House
Senate Banking
House Interstate Commerce Committees
Conferences Opened To Narrow Candidates
William S. Vare, a dominant eastern Pennsylvania political figure, arrived in Philadelphia with Mrs. Vare amid a muddled scene as Republicans seek to shrink the crowded gubernatorial primary field. State officials debate nominations with four declaring, while Vare claims aloofness though aides may influence decisions. Rumors swirl of further talks with Bucks county leader Joseph R. Grundy to unify factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Vare
National
Pennsylvania
Ware
Vare
Philadelphia
Citizens’ Committee
War Board
United States
Joseph R. Grundy
Bucks County
Panngylvania
Civil Service Examinations Advises Caution Before Contracts
The United States Civil Service Commission urges full investigation of exams and appointments to the classified civil service before signing contracts with civil service teaching schools. It notes poor appointment prospects and few exams under current conditions.
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Washington, D. C
United States Civil Service Commission
Civil Service
United States
Haiti President Visits Roosevelt in New York Meeting
Haiti's President Stenio Vincent arrived in New York en route to Washington for talks with President Franklin D. Roosevelt. The article notes Roosevelt's prior involvement in drafting Haiti's constitution when he was Assistant Secretary of the Navy.
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Stenio Vincent
Haiti
New York
Washington
Roosevelt
Civil Service Examinations Open for Various Posts
The U S Civil Service Commission announced open competitive examinations for Junior Scientific Aid Textile Arts at 1440 dollars yearly after deductions. Also Associate Warehouse Examiner 5200 to 3800 dollars, and Assistant Warehouse Examiner 2600 to 3200 dollars with economy and retirement deductions. Separate eligibility lists will cover Cotton, peanuts, bulk and sack grain. Information from the Secretary of the Civil Service Board of Examiners in Washington.
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Civil Service Examinations
United States Civil Service Commission
National Museum
Smithsonian Institute
Washington, D. C
Bureau of Agricultural Economies
Department of Agriculture
Delaware
Iowa
Maryland
Vermont
Virginia
District of Columbia
Washington
The
United States Civil Service Board of Examiners
Obituary notices from Rochester Mills and surrounding areas
Obituaries report John Rishel of Rochester Mills dies in Indiana Hospital at 12 40 p m age 48 from uremia with service at Fairview Church conducted by Rev Camby L Moore. Burial in church cemetery. Elizabeth Baker Stewart, former Indiana resident, dies at United Presbyterian Home Wilkinsburg with services at her home and burial Oakland cemetery Indiana. Maria Olson of Commodore dies at 70 after paralysis stroke with funeral at home and Swedish Cemetery Anita. Samuel H Peters of Snyderville dies aged 70 with funeral at his son Dwight Peters home led by Rev W Ritchie of United Presbyterian church Kittanning. Survivors include spouses, children and siblings.
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John Rishel
Rochester Mills
Indiana Hospital
Odd Fellows of
Harry Waugaman
Chambersville
Fairview Church
Camby L. Moore
Church
Thomas Funeral Home
Marion Center
Elizabeth B. Stewart
Elizabeth Baker Stewart
Indiana
United Presbyterian Home
Wilkinsburg
Oakland Cemetery
J. J. Mellvaine
D. D
First United Presbyterian Church
Gust Olson
Maria Olson
Commodore
Axel Anderson
Jamestown
N. Y
Kenneth Boozer
Library
Theodore Olson
Timblin
Walter Olson
Washington, D. C
Carl Olson
Agnes
William
Samuel H. Peters
Kittanning
James Peters
Snyderville
Dwight
Harry
Pattonville
Lawrence
Frank
Edna Prady
Pittsburgh
Samuel Miller
Beech Bottom
W. Va
James Petera
William H. Peters
John Hill
A. P. Hill
Charles Stivason
Dwight Peters
W. ¥. Ritchie
United Presbyterian Church of
Indiana county prepares for April 7 church institute
Workers in Indiana county plan a Saturday April 7 institute at the Presbyterian church. Adults and children will join sessions on leadership training missionary parent training and vacation Bible school. Walter Myers state secretary leads the program with devotions departmental conferences and an open forum. Dinner costs 40 cents per plate and reservations are due by April 5 with Miss Agnes St Clair.
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Pibbath School Workers
Indiana County
Presbyterian Church
W. ©. Chapman
Agnes St. Clair
Walter Myers
C. F. Hildebrand
Charles McMillen
John A. Ackerson
W. N. Templeton
J. T. Stewart
Christ
Funeral for Charles S. Young Held in Apollo Cemetery
Charles S. Young, 54, retired steel worker, died at 2 25 a m Monday at his home 312 North Ninth Street Apollo He was born January 28 1860 near Elderton son of Elmer and Clara McMillen Young married August 24 1808 at New Bethlehem He worked at Vandergrift mill before joining Apatto Steel in 1912 retiring May 1932 He leaves his widow a daughter Mrs L W Knepshield of Leechburg a son Charles Robert of Apollo his mother and sister Mrs James Fulton of North Apollo a brother Roy Campbell of Apollo and five grandchildren Funeral services will be at his residence 812 North Ninth Street Wednesday at 2 p m in charge of Rev L A Stahl Burial in Apollo cemetery.
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Charles S. Young
North Ninth Street
Apollo
Elderton
Elmer
Clara McMillen Young
New Bethlehem
Nellie J
Young
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Apatto Steel Company
L. W. Knepshield
Leechburg
Charles Robert
James Fulton
North Apollo
Roy Campbell
L. A. Stahl
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Apollo Cemetery
Preacher Rev Thomas Cooke Holds Weeknight Services
Tabernacle Primitive Methodist church Southside Pittsburgh offers nightly services this week led by Rev. Thomas Cooke. Special youth services planned, Good Friday at 7 30 p m with sunrise Easter prayer meeting at 6 o'clock.
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Tabernacle
Thomas Cooke
The
Primitive Methodist Church
Southside
Pittsburgh
Public school centennial program in Harrisburg
A public school centennial program, featuring a 100 year ago classroom re enactment and modern teaching demonstrations, will be held in the Education Building Forum Harrisburg next week after a state spelling bee. Shippensburg State Teachers College student players present the reenactment with 38 training school pupils and seven demonstrations across subjects including agriculture, citizenship, industrial arts, physical education, music, home economics and art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fife
Department of Public Instruction
Harrisburg
State Teachers ‘College
Shippensburg
State Museum
Missing man unconscious in automobile case
A man found unconscious beside a car by a Siegel resident was later examined by Coroner Ira D. Bowser. Death was ruled from exposure. A watch knife and pipe were found on him, and a sum of money believed to be his was recovered from his home. Pittsburgh March 27. County detectives investigate.
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Ira D. Bowser
M. D
Reynoldsville
Pittsburgh
Casa
Mita Rastruck
Washington County
Srefaderlick
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Stetson
Moorhead
Ay G. Karzis
East Pittsburgh
Brussels
Otto
Austria
Prince Sixtus
Bourbon Parma
Paris
Thomas A. Logue
Keddie McCloskie
Johnstown
Norbert J. Fitzgerald
Wiie
Philip H. Dewey
Gaines
Harvey Taylor
Charles HE. Borger
Pottsville
Franz
Daniel
Merle E. Coover
Mabel D. Pennock
Lansdowne
Superior Court
U. S. Service
Ind
William A. Wirt
Charles A. Walters
Republi
Edward ©. Shannon
William A. Schnader
Agriculture
John A. McSparran
Edward J. Hunter
Workmen’s Compensation ‘ Board
Parren
Board
AEA
Leason
Ford City Cemetery
Lita. Cvs
Haddock
Stewin
BOC
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