Old Home Week Planned In Cherrytree With Fire Company
Officials of the Cherrytree Citizens Fire Company announce Old Home Week from May 31 to June 8, marking the fire company’s 26th anniversary. The six day program includes parades, addresses, a baseball game, prizes totaling 65 dollars, and appearances by Corey's Greater Shows. Local miners parade Monday afternoon features judges, district representatives, and a $10 prize for largest mine line. Parade begins at 7. Committees named for police and parade, refreshments, carnival, and program.
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Cherrytree
T Company
A. A. Nelson
Cambria County
Police
John Butala
Carl Michelbacker
Gus Rogalaski
Charles Balog
Andrew Berish
Joe Grosik
Enoch Hallis
Jack Peneti
27 000 Workers Idle as Steel Strike Sparks Picket Lines
Flames from blast furnaces lit the Pittsburgh area as 27 000 workers began a steel strike with orderly picketing at J and L Mills and Aliquippa works. Police kept crowds on sidewalks while maintenance crews entered gates. A union meeting was planned in Pittsburgh to organize a majority bargaining unit amid broader labor tensions.
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Ional Labor Relations Board
Murray
Tlose Associte
John Mayo
Youngstown
Pittsburgh
J. and L. Mills
Pisburgh
Aliquitpa
Chia River
J. and
L. Employes
Steel Workers Organization
Aliquippa High School
W. BR. Turner
Turner
Employes
United Iron and Steel Workers Union
Regional Labor Board
U. S. Steel Corporation
American Federation of Labor
William 2. Foster
Communist Party In America
Big Steel
Aliquippa
J. & L. Mills
Ambrose
Burgess
Tragedy Noise Compared At Hindenburg Inquiry
A Shenandoah survivor told a Commerce Department board the Hindenburg disaster began with a smoke and flame burst and a noise like breaking wires. Naval witnesses described sparks in the exhaust and an immediate explosion, linking the disaster to earlier blimp incidents and sniper lore.
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Lakehurst
N. J
Commerce Department Investigativg Board
J. Tobin
Ossie
Hindenburg
Tobin
Andrews
Naval Air Station
Clarence Chamberlin
trans-Atlantic Flier
Spartanburg
S.C
Chamberlin
Bendix
New Jersey
Navail Air Station
Los Angeles
Pickets Brace for Breakthrough as Strike Sparks Tense Clash
Across a foot bridge from the hill, pickets faced angry threats as police reinforcements arrived. Mrs Lambe was accused of assault, while Frank Lastic suffered scalp lacerations. Union leaders threatened to break through the line, and Murray prepared to resume negotiations after the strike call.
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Mary Lambe
Frank Lastic
Clifford Shorts
Aliquippa
William H. Turner
United Tron and Steel Workers
Turner
Pittsburgh
Ohio River
Murray
Dr Fausold Inducted as State Teachers College President
Dr Fausold was inaugurated as president of the State Teachers College in Indiana. He outlined four motives drawing students to the college and stressed seriousness among many students. He urged continued cooperation of educational forces, discussed teacher specialization, consolidation schools, and effects of raising compulsory education age and the Teacher Tenure Act on hiring and testing.
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Fausold
Teachers College
Recreation Hall
Harry Klanower
Bureau of ‘Teacher Education and Certification
Department of Public Instruction
State Teachers College
Indiana
Faurold
Teachers Colleges
Pennsylvania
Duke of Windsor seeks royal title clash with government
The Duke presses for recognition of Mrs Wallis Warfield as Her Royal Highness Duchess of Windsor while the government debates granting the title. Prime Minister Baldwin's cabinet reviews the matter amid opposition to addressing her as HRH. The dispute follows Windsor’s private wedding plans and Church of England resistance.
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Church of England
Edward
Simpson
Herman L. Rogers
Rogers
London
Duke of Windsor
Wallis Warfield
Duchess of Windsor
Mrs. Warfield
Stanley Baldwin
Windsor
House approves election code reforms and voting procedures
The measure sets new filing fees by office, with refunds upon thresholds, outlines ballot issuance and county reporting, abolishes consolidated return boards, tightens poll access and voting assistance rules, and extends contest windows. It specifies judge and officer duties, security distances, and election day operations.
Obituary of Worket Henry Johnston in Glen Campbell
Worket Henry Johnston aged 88 years six months eleven days died at 10 a m Saturday May 6 at his daughter Mrs J N Turnbull home. He was born in Banks township in 1848 and resided in that vicinity and surrounding area.
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Henry Johnston
Glen Campbell
J. N. Turnbull
Banks Township
Obituary Notices From Glen Campbell Area
Obituary notices report Glan Campbell resident Glan Campbell married Nancy Connor died recently leaving survivors including Albert Johnston Rochester Mills and multiple daughters in Rochester Mills Coalsport Momer City Sagamore and 30 grandchildren and 30 great grandchildren Funeral services were held at the Baptist church in Glen Campbell with interment at Burnside Cemetery Also Mary Florence E Spey infant died in Indiana Hospital and John B Brady 74 died in Urey with services by Rev Charles Williams at Glen Campbell Baptist Church and burial in Urey Cemetery
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Glan Campbell
Nancy Connor
Johnston
Albert Johnston
Rochester Mills
J. N. Turnbull
Thomas Davidson
Coalsport
Frank Thayer
Momer City
Peron
Arthur Johnston
Sagamore
Baptist Church
Glen Campbell
Burnside Cemetery
Mary Florence E.spey
Indiana Hospital
W. Neaaieare C. Munshower
Shelocta
John B. Brady
Urey
Brady
Banks Township
Carrie Swanger Brady
Cora Lewis
Edith Jepson
Doris McAfferty
Elsie Artlip
Cleveland
Clair
Eva Carr
Belsano
Bessie Swank
John
Mahaffey
Lewis
Charles Williams
Indiana
Urey, Cemetery
Strike Forces Prices Down Across Wall Street
New York stocks fell in the market driven by the steel strike and weak dealings. Major issues led the decline with U S Steel and several steel makers at or near year lows as traders dumped shares while others held or slid.
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New York
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
National Steel
Republic
American Steel Foundries
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
General Motors
Alco
Balt
Burr
Hee
Ohio
Chrysler
Gillette
Hershey Choc
Hudson
Nick Can
Kennecott
Kresge
Lehigh
Port
Val RR
Loew's
Mack Trucs
Montgam
Nash-Kelv
Nat Biscuit
Nat Dairy Pr
Nat Distill
Central
Gly North Am
Packard Motor
Fenn RR
Etd OU NJ
Studebaker
Texas Corp
Transamerica
Uni Airer Corp
United Corp
United Gace Imp
US Indus Alco
US Steel
West UN Tel
West el
Woolworth
Curb— Ark Nat Gas
Elec Bond
Penmoad Corp
Reilly Jury Tours Uniontown in Monaghan Case
A twelve member jury visits the Fayette County bertillon room as the state presses a murder case against District Attorney James A. Reilly and seven officers over Frank C. Monaghan’s death in custody. The Commonwealth seeks a first degree verdict, alleging Reilly ordered Monaghan’s removal for questioning and that the officers acted under his orders.
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Pittsburgh
Uniontown
Fayette County
Commonwealth
Frank C. Monaghan
Therip
James A. Reilly
Monaghan
Charles J. Mare Riotti
John Duggan, Jr
Margiotti
Fayette Court House
Bertillon Room
George F. P. Langfit
Allegheny County
Reilly
Langfitt
Bertillon
John Wall
Achilles Gained Distinction in Apple Box Test
A Cornell study reports Achilles the pig faced a forced choice task to gain an apple. When his keeper would not grant the reward without a right guess, Achilles broke down, staring for hours and refusing to act. Dr. Howard Scott Liddell notes the animal’s indecision aimed at uncovering human breakdown causes.
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Achilles
Howard Scott Liddell
Cornell
Tax and Labor Bills Put Off Until Monday Vote
A report on chain store tax and labor bills says amendments arrived too late for action. Both chambers plan a Monday night vote while two other issues defer. Speaker Roy Furman will not appoint conference committee members until then. The emergency tax program final bill returning to Governor Earle for signature concerns the two year personal property levy. A title clause removing a tax on out of state property was edited by the House.
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House
Roy Furman
Earle
Billion and Half Work Fund Spurs Dam Start in Kentucky
The Senate approved an 81 million deficiency appropriation bill including about 2.7 million to begin a 12 million Gilbertsville Kentucky dam project. Senator Byrnes described the vote as supporting his 10 percent across the board cut for next year, calling it not an economy test but a personal appeal driven decision.
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Gilbertsville
Senate
Byrnes
Pittsburgh Market Report May 13 Produce and Livestock
Produce demand moderate with steady apple prices across New York Baldwins Ganos Starks. potatoes about steady with Maine Green Mountains and other regional varieties listed. Hogs in strong demand with 1700 head and direct sales up to 11.00 for 180-220 lb. cattle and calves mixed with best heifers around 10.00 and vealers 9.00-9.50. sheep and lambs steady to slightly lower, spring lambs 13.00-14.00.
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Pittsburgh
New York
Baldwins
Ganos
Starks
Michigan Rurals
Florida
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Addiiton
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Michaels-Stern
Florsheim
New England
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Manville
Cherry Tree
Zep
DR. Fausold
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United States
Secretary of Internal Affairs
Supreme and Superior Court
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General Assembly
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Common Pleas
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M. Harvey Taylor
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