France Turkitsh Move Hints New War Alarms Abroad
Paris and London discuss British Turkish accord to deter aggression in the Mediterranean as France signals approval and seeks alignment with Britain. Danzig Senate bans memorial for Marshal Pilsudski. Polish protests accuse the city of failing to guarantee peace. In Vienna, Nazi rule prompts church appointment fears. Baron Louis Rothschild arrives in Paris after a year imprisoned by the Vienna Gestapo. Grew and Arita discuss Shanghai settlement status as Japan seizes Amoy. Admiral Yarrell sends a U.S. destroyer to Amoy to probe the situation.
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Marshal Pilgusski
YNA
Nagi Rr Cemands
Paris
Levis Rothschile
Vienna
Shanghal
Amoy
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Ames
Tokyo
Grew
Avita
Shanghai International Settlement
Turekey
Germany
Free City
London
Chamberlain
Turkey
Britain
Mediterranean
France
Russia
Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
Joseph Pilsudski
Ove
Vatican
Louis Rothschild
Austria
Metropole
Gestapo
Secret
Kurt Schuschnigg
Joseph C. Grew
Japan
Hachiro Arita
Shanghai
Kulangsu
China
Harry Yarrell
United States Asiatic Fleet
Amey
Poison Contined from page one gary
Federal agents prepared for action as a murder case unfolds with no charges filed against druggists, a politician, or a fortune teller. District Attorney Chester Filly notes crime detection labs could aid, while requests for federal labor facility aid await approval by J Edger Muever and the Philadelphia authorities.
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Gary
Kelly
Tegan
Chester
Federal Bureau of Investigition
Loyal
Hove & Sokesnai
Nazi To Supervise Clergy Appointments In Austria
In Vienna on May 13, Austrian Nazi party orders require party approval for changes among vicars pastors and other church dignitaries. The rule lets the party vet candidates for theological schools and priesthood entries. Observers expect clerics to seek Vatican guidance and fear the policy could let the party dominate church policy by admitting only sympathetic candidates.
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Vienna
Vatican
Hollywood set pieces boom over Tarzana air raid
A UK air force flyover near Tarzana staged a dramatic bombing sequence for a Universal film. Basil Rathbone Lionel Atwill and Douglas Fairbanks Jr filmed as explosions wrecked a gold mine camp radio station and huts while more effects were prepared.
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Hollywood
Africa
Tarzana
Basil Rathbone
Lionel Atswill
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Ostutimn
Elbert ‘4
Irs
Matta
RRO
Cunera
Garson Kania
Ann Hue
Petople
Mayers
Faye Mel
Daly
Bobert
Teguyes
Eddie Kelly
Carvera
Elbert
Kelly
Patty
Gineer Rogers Tanghe
Polly
Chapman accepts Faulsard resignation as board delays successor choice
The Chapman college board accepted Dr Faulsard’s resignation and postponed any decision on a new leader to a future meeting. The board president said trustees would inform the press about the proceedings at that time.
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Chapman
Faulsard
Utterward
Adams economy proposal looms as final big session issue
Farm marketing quotas and loans dominate discussion With administration officials voicing belief Congress should not blanket reduce set quotas already approved individually Economy advocates insist blanket cuts are only way to achieve savings amid a budget trend toward large appropriations
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Congress
Labor conference to ratify new contract delayed
About 150 union representatives and 22 local associations met behind closed doors as the Joint conference reviewed the subcommittee’s contract proposal amid fear of encroachment on management rights. Operators’ spokesman Charles ONeill urged delay to let members decide, saying the airing clarified the basis of a new contract.
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AFL Progressive Miners Union
Gunner
Closerd Dows
Charles O'Neill
O'Neill
Fraud charges in Beaver relief case drop names
Beaver County relief fraud case ends with Chief Detective O Loughlin dropping charges against County Commissioner Howard A Hunter and four others. Defendants listed include Peter Trach Ambridge relief investigator Charles Goldstein Stanley Jurowski Ambridge merchants and A Mitchell Caplan Rochester merchant. The institution district allegedly defrauded of 2890.39 through fraudulent relief orders.
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Beaver
Charles O'Loughlin
Beaver County Institution District
Howard A. Hunter
O'Loughlin
Marion C. Wallover
Peter Trach
Ambridge
Charles Goldstein
Stanley Jurowski
A. Mitchell Caplan
Rochester
Institution District
County Poor District
Miners Hopeful as Appalachian Talks Edge Toward Union Shop
Pittsburgh miners welcomed news that Appalachian Conference negotiators agreed to grant CIO leader John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers a union shop. Many miners, returning from six weeks idle, said they faced months of debt from company store bills and looked to resumed pay to clear expenses.
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Appalachian Conference
CIO
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Willian Duvall
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Library
Lewis
Duvall
Rear Admiral Bristol Dies After Hospital Visit
Washington iam May 13 Rear Admiral Mark L Bristol retired former High Commissioner to Turkey died at Naval Hospital this morning He was 71 He had been recovering from an operation at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore Associates said his heart gave out His widow survives
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Washington
Mark L. Bristol
United States
Turkey
Naval Hospital
Price-Fixing Clause Deleted From Hard Coal Supervision Bill
Harrisburg May 13 Republican leaders selected the Kane bill as the most feasible plan to regulate the anthracite industry in Pennsylvania. The bill would set up a permanent state commission with production quotas to stabilize employment. a price-fixing clause was dropped. The measure moves from committee to House floor next week with a Senate vote possible after third reading.
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Appalachian
New York City
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Robert E. Woodside
Senate
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Democrata
Bitle
Kent Kane
R-Mckean
Anthracite Commission
Capitol
Senate Committee
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Kane
Ways and Means
Kate
Workmen's Compensation
Wain Asbury
Philadelphia
Shot victim quits hospital in Camden New Jersey
Florence Gottwald aged 26 who was shot five times in the chest last December after returning a Christmas gift was discharged from Cooper Hospital as cured. Emil Mascher a WPA worker remains jailed awaiting grand jury action for felonious assault and battery with intent to kill after investigators say Gottwald rejected his advances and sent back a candy gift.
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Camden
N.J
Florence Gottwald
Cooper Hospital
Emil Mascher
WPA
Obituary for Walter Crawford Meekins 1891-1940
Walter Crawford Meekins died at his home near Lovejoy on Friday afternoon from a heart ailment. He was 47, born September 2, 1891 in Greene township, son of William and Sarah Gossard Meekins. Survived by widow Lottie Biggle Meekins and children: Sarah Yingling, Charles Meekins, William De Witt Lena and Wadena Meekins. Also a long list of siblings. Funeral Sunday at Cookport Baptist Church at 2 p.m. with Rev. Clayton Straw. burial in East Mahoning Cemetery. Also noted is the death of Mrs. Elvira Elizabeth Minser Fyock of Green township near Purchase Line, with funeral arrangements pending.
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Lovejoy
Walter Crawford Meekins
William
Sarah (Gossard) Meekins
Greene Township
Lottie ( Biggle) Meekins
Sarah Yingling
McKeesport
Charles Meekins
Clymer
de Witt
Lena
Wadena Meekins
George W. Meekins
Commodore
R. D
Lizzie Hadden
Cherry Tree
Harvey Meekins
Johnstown
Lillie Gibson
Blacklick
John Meekins
Howard Meekins
Bertha Clark
Cookport
Oscie Lowman
Ernest
Cookport Baptist Church
Clayton Straw
East Mahoning Cemetery
Elvira Elizabeth (Minser) Fyock
J. W. Fyock
Green Township
Purchase Line
Treasury balance report from Washington May 13 21
Treasury balance figures show receipts of 13.41 million and expenditures of 24.00 million for May 21 compared with a year ago. Net balance stands at 3.075 billion, versus 2.732 billion a year earlier.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Mind Your Manners Test on Bridal Showers
A reader quiz on proper etiquette for bridal showers asks who should give showers, whether a maid of honor may host, gift etiquette when unable to attend, inviting casual acquaintances, and whether a bride should limit multiple showers from would-be hosts.
Federation Rejects Bid To Merge With State CIO
Philadelphia May 13 1200 delegates at the state federation close of convention urge labor unity while rejecting proposals for a peace referendum and a merger with CIO leaders insist on negotiating peace with honor and solidifying ranks. other resolutions oppose relief bills WPA layoffs union made materials and private employment agencies and urge preservation of union contracts on a 65 million drive to curb western Pennsylvania mob violence.
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Philadelphia
American Federation of Labor
Congress of Industrial] Organizations
State Federation of Labor
Labor
A.F. of L
A. F. of
CIO
American Federation of Teachers
Firemen’s Protective Association of Pittsburgh
van Allsburg
What Would You Do at a Wedding Shower Dilemma
A fragmented prompt asks how to respond to gifts at a shower. It presents options to thank guests as gifts are opened, write notes after, or limit the number of showers. The passage mentions involving friends and relatives and suggests collective planning to manage gifts and attendance.
Gumbert Given State Position
Harrisburg May 13. The State Highway Department announced 48 appointments and 30 dismissals. The appointments included Indiana Percy Gumbert and Siegal as senior construction inspectors with salaries of 1,620 dollars.
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Harrisburg
State Highway Department
District 16
Indiana
Percy &. Gumbert, Siegal
Blind lifer granted freedom in Braille teaching plan
Harrisburg May 13 A blind lifer Norman Morrison 40 of Carlisle had his 1996 murder sentence commuted by Governor James. Morrison killed his sweetheart Frances Bowermaster McBride then shot himself, leaving him blind. his release will allow him to devote his life to teaching Braille.
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Harrisburg
James
Norman Morrison
Carlisle
Frances Bowermaster McBride
College Weather Report Continues Cold And Cloudy
The forecast remains cloudy and cold today with a fair and cool outlook tomorrow. Temperature at 6 am is 46, with a 24 hour high of 83 and low of 42. Barometric pressure moved from 29.65 yesterday to 29.66 today.
Market prices show modest gains across grains and livestock
Daily market notes report slight firming in wheat prices and steady or higher bids for various commodities. Hogs rise marginally with 218 lb averages at 7.86, cattle steady with top steers around 10.50, and calves and sheep activity muted due to limited supply. Potatoes and other staples display mixed quotes across regions including New York Baldwins and Maine stock.
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Maine G
Industrial Firms and Stocks Include Major Names in Edition O19
A dense list of companies and percentages appears, naming firms such as General Motors, Eastman Kodak, IBM, Dow, Goodyear, Union Carbide, Warner Bros, and Westinghouse. The items resemble a market summary or stock-board style roll call with percentage figures and abbreviations denoting holdings or changes. The fragmentary OCR reads like a catalog of corporate names and minor stake changes rather than a narrative.
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Conwith
South
Consol Film Ind
Im Container Corp
Crane Co
Curtles-Wright
Curtisss Wi
Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Goodrich
Houd-Hershey
Houston Oiam
Hudson Motor
Nick Can
Tri
Johns-Manville
Kennecott
Kresge
S$ S
Lehigh Port
Liggett and My
Loew's Tne
Lorillard
Macy
Hi Cosay McCrary
McLellayy
Minn-Moline
Mantgom
Fae
Nat Biscuit
Nat Pew
Lt Ta
Natl Steel
Central RR
North Ameria
Northern Pacific
Qhia Oil
Os Steel
Packard Motor
Au Param
Big Pen
Pitt Sev
Bolt
Proddy
Pullman
Pure
Ty Radio Corp of Amity Radio
Keith-Orphaty
Reading
Cal
Union Pacific
United Aircraft
United Corp
United Gas Imp US Rubber US Smelt A
US Steel
Vanadium Corp
Warner Bros
Pict West Union Tel West
Mig
Wilson and Ca
Woolworth
Ffw
Rothschild Safe in Paris After Release From Imprisonment
Baron Louis Rothschild, white haired and aged, arrived in Paris from Zurich with his entourage after more than a year in German custody. He planned to sue Germany to recover part of his fortune, while remaining cautious about discussing his imprisonment. His brother Baron Eugène De Rothschild greeted him at the Paris station as guards escorted the party to the Auteuil mansion.
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Louis “Rothschild
Nezi Sadvat
Vietina
Pate
Baron Eugéne de Roth« Schild
Baron Eugene
Auteuil
Eugene de Rothschild
Katherine Wolff
Philadelphia
Barof Louis
Zurich
Germany
Austria
Louis
Baron Lewis
Rothschilt
Baron Louis
France
Yarnell seeks status of Amoy clash in Kulangsu
Admiral Harry E Yarnell commander in chief of the US Asiatic Fleet sent a destroyer to Amoy to obtain information on the Kulangsu settlement occupied by Japanese forces. The Bulmer with Captain J T G Stapler steams from Foochow where it guards American interests. Americans share in Kulangsu administration, seven residents live there and one sits on the international council.
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Shanghai
Harry E. Yarnell
United States Asiatic Fleet
Amoy
Kulangi
Bulmer
J. T. G. Stapler
South China Patrol
Foochow
International Council
Aged Couple Die in Flaming Meadville Fire
Aged couple Mr and Mrs Adam Yosum perished in a gas explosion that sparked a blaze in their two story Meadville home. Fire Chief said the rear kitchen area blew out and flames raged as firefighters arrived.
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Meadville
Adam Yosum
Fred Carman
Baby dies in iron lung in Los Angeles hospital
In Los Angeles on May 13, Phyllis Theresa Melchionne born prematurely to Nancy Melchiorne died after respiratory failure despite constant medical care. The attending Dr Judko Schneider attributed death to respiratory failure following use of an iron lung and inhalator treatments since birth. Aviators swap stories at Essington War Birds reunion with veterans from the 45th and 143rd squadrons recounting World War experiences in France.
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Los Angeles
Phyllis Theresa Melchionne
Judko Schneider
Phyllis
Nancy Melchiorne
Lisington
Essington
Miers
France
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