Strikes Hit Industry and Agriculture Across States
AP reports widespread labor unrest across 20 states with 46,000 workers affected. Remington Rand plant guards faced hostility in Providence while Milwaukee Longshoremen halted freight handling. Taxicab strikes in Dallas and layoffs in Arkansas palm up. Barbers, crane operators, and longshoremen reached partial settlements as states from Illinois to Oregon report disruptions and negotiations continue.
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Associated Press
Vainion
N.Y
Remington ‘Read
Idmrany
Poe
Ant
Dallas
Tex
Providence
Maine
Dlwaukee
Wis
Ajor
Sdford
Ind
Bedford-Bloomington
Instone
Barbers
New York
Offitse
Arkansas
California
Wheeling Pac Corporation
Paoris
Illinois
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Vermont
Nebraska
Iowa
South Dakota
Oregon
Washton
Minnesota
Clymer High School Commencement Program Highlights
The Clymer High School commencement on the school lawn at six o’clock features the Rollison High School Orchestra, addresses by Rev. Paul E Trimpey and Dr L H Beclor, and performances by the School Patrol the Girls Glee Club Wings of Song and the combined Glee Clubs. Diplomas will be presented by D L Wing er with Alma Mater Benediction by Rev Charles C Fulton. Names of graduates are listed alphabetically including Coleman Davis Denoychek Dick Federinko Fletcher Geary Gibson Hadden Henna Harper Jarvie King Kochman Kral Steele Kindler Kramer Langham Leasure Levinson Long Lyle Mantine Maruschak Morgan Morgan Neeley Nelson Pace Putt Roof and others.
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Clymer High
Clymer High School
Rollison—High School
Paul E. Trimpey
Clymer M. E. Church
Galen Ober
Bert Levinson
Lois Swift
Wings of Song
Mendelssohn
Kouitz
Sentation of Diplomes
D. L. Winger
Indiana County
Charles C. Fulton
Clymer Presbyter
Dan Church
Ranies
Helen Blaine
St, Clair Anthony William Scerbo
Ethel Anita Seman
Alice Shaheen
Mildred Mae Smith
Ruth E. Smith
Lois Sokoly
Mary Belle Stephens
Lois June Swift
Anne Pauline Teachs
Katheryn
Louise Vaneel
Norman Lovell Werr
William G. Watson
Helen Alto Widdowson
C. £. Davis
Bernice Bonner
Thelma Black
Jean Peaberthy
Ruth Yank
Josephine Melinengo
Lawrence C. Davis
Chinaland
Ruth Hawk
Edgar McFarland
Elizabeth Mizerock
Josephine Molinengo
John Pennett
Frances Prutznal
Peppind Puleo
Vivian Strachen
William Vadasy
Lawrence Wilson
Salisburg High School
Salisburgh High School
Presbyterian Church
W. L. Morgan
Methodist Episcopal Church
David, Thompson
Baptist Church
Jesus
Hawley
M. Rudolph Miller
Morgan
Lord Jesus
West
David Thompson
Elders Ridge Y. A. S
Elders Ridge Voational School
Jas
R. BE. Craighead
the Green Cathedral
Kathryn Sliver
Helen Fassett
Charlotte Smith
WPA Officials Refuse to Testify in Senate Inquiry
Franklin G. Connor and Francis W. Sullivan say the inquiry into the WPA is illegal and beyond federal authority. A first hearing is planned for Friday amid accusations of waste and politics. 40 summonses were served as the Senate probes the agency through its Philadelphia offices and state records.
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Philadelphia
Francis W. Sullivan
Senate
WPA
Sullivan
Franklin G. Connor
Connor
Secretary of Labor
G. Mason Owlett
Edward N. Jones
John H. Rankin
Delaware
Montgomery
Bucks
Chester
E. K. Hunter
Edward R. Yarnelle
Henry J. Selbert
Rankin
Scourge Pistols And The Boasts
An anonymous caller blamed the Black Legion as reports from Michigan and Ohio detail investigations, letters, and alleged threats. Officials say membership ranges from five thousand to six million nationwide, while prosecutions in Jackson and Detroit pursue flogging, murder, and intimidation tied to the order.
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Black Legion
Columbus
Martin L. Davey
Evangeline
W. F. Effinger
Lima
National Organization of
Crowley
Michigan
McCrea
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Tllinaie
Colorado
United States
Cummins
Jackson
Mich
Poole
The
Obituary: Warry Fryar 43 of Apollo dies after illness
Warry Fryar 43 of 209 Terrace avenue Apollo died Tuesday afternoon in St. Francis Hospital Pittsburgh after two months illness. He was a craneman at Apollo Steel plant. Survived by wife Orange E. House and children Dorothy Huskins Charles Edgar Robert and Leslie plus siblings. Funeral Friday at 2 pm at his residence with Rev. J. J. Gilbert officiating Apollo Cemetery burial.
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Warry Fryar
Terrace Avenue
Apollo
St. Francis Hospital
Pittsburgh
Frank
Amanda Fryar
Apollo Steel Company
Orange E. House
Dorothy Huskins
Austin
Charles Fryar
Vandergrift
Edgar Fryar
West Apolllo
Robert Fryar
Leslie Fryar
Tunnelton
William Mann
J. J. Gilbert
Apollo Reformed Church
Apollo Cemetery
Undertaker Accused of Indigent Burials in Shallow Graves
Pittsburgh May 28. An undertaker H J Henney of Carnegie posted 2500 bail awaiting a Tuesday hearing on charges of burying indigent bodies in shallow graves. Inspectors say bodies found in rough boxes 1 foot to 18 inches deep, violating a six foot depth rule. County pool board said interments paid 30 dollars each. law allows fines from 10 to 50 dollars per count and possible imprisonment.
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Pittsburgh
Thomas Geary
John Quigley
Clearfield
H. J. Henney
Carnegie
Henney
Viers D. Edwards
Steel Attacks U S Control in May Meeting
New York May 26 A pointed attack on attempts to curb business freedom and a plea for lower taxes opened the spring meeting of the American Iron and Steel Institute. Hugend G Grace president Bethlehem Steel Corp warned that government regulation threatens recovery while praising free enterprise and calling for restraint on bureaucratic interference. He argued taxes and social security costs burden industry and cited a proposed deficit impact if social security had been in effect 1931 35. Grace linked price cuts to technical progress and contended wage levels remain strong compared with 1929.
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New York
Hugend G. Grace
American Iiron and Steel Institute
Trace Organization
Grace
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Lewer
Indiana 100 Club Seeks Members For Baseball Support
The Indiana 100 Club and 200 Club report slow progress toward goals at Tuesday’s meeting. Community leaders and businesses are urged to join to fund bleachers, uniforms, and cooperative baseball for the town’s home league, with two weeks left to reach targets.
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Indiana 100 Club
Indiana
Indiana 106
Judge EB
Creps
Gilbert Wolfenden
Earl Long
William Calhoun
Levi Houk
William Moore
Edward Hartnett
James F. Chapman
Troub’s Furniture Store
Jack Davis
Joseph Weaver
Harry Bartley
Townsend Urges Quick Action on Defiant Doctor
Washington May 28 Speaker Burns pressed for rapid action to bring Dr. F B Townsend into court for defiance of a House Investigating committee The committee planned to seek House approval of a resolution recommending a contempt citation against Townsend and two leaders of an old age pension organization The resolution names Dr Townsend the Rev Clinton Wunder of New York and J B Kiefer of Chicago and asks that the case be turned over to federal district law
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Washington
Burns
Hale
F. B. Townsend
House
Townsend
Stock Market Firms and Industrial Names Across Sectors
A dense list of corporations and brands appears, including Adams Exp, Amoco, Bell Labs, Bethlehem Steel, Du Pont, General Electric, General Motors, IBM, Chrysler, Reading, Sears Roebuck, Texaco, and many others. The fragment mixes company names with stray percentage figures and catalog-like entries for stocks and shares across manufacturing, oil, chemicals, and transportation.
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Adams
Auburn Auto
Ohio
Bendix Aviat
Beth Steel
Blaw-Knox
Borden Borg-Warner Briggs
Burr
Cerro de Pas
Ches
Chrysler
Elec Auto
Property Transfers and Lot Allocations in Local Records
I D McNutt transfers to John W McNutt a lot with two hours Burrell W W Coulter conveys to Very New a lot Vera Neel transfers to W W Coulter a lot Margaret J Hill to Ethel Glare Ise aay a four fifths interest in a lot Diana details remain unclear in fragmented text of local property notes.
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D. McNutt
John W. McNuth
Burrell
W. W. Coulter
Lot
Vera Neel
Lot Young
Margaret J. Hill
Ethel Glare Iseaay
Diana
Flood Council push aims to centralize state flood control
Michael H. Cahill, president of the Central and Southern New York State Flood Council, says floods are often man made and controllable. At the Susquehanna River drainage area Flood Control Council meeting in Harrisburg, Cahill described plans to centralize efforts, form local councils, and develop sound plans to protect life and property while promoting natural resource development. Louis G. Smith of Harrisburg presided. an executive committee of 18 was named with five members from each watershed region. James F. Bogardus spoke on state cooperation and funding efforts.
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Harrisburg
Michael H. Cahill
New York State
Flood Control Council
Susquehanna River
Cahill
Gorring
N. Yu
New York State Flood Control Commission
Susquehanna Area Council
Louis G. Smith
Harrinsburg
Susquehanna
James F. Bogardus
Forests and Waters
Bridge Declarer's Strategy Secures Contract
WM. E. McKENNEY of the American Bridge League notes a sound plan of play is essential to the declarer once the partner's hand is exposed and the opening lead is made. The article stresses avoiding mere routine play and highlights strategic steps after opponents' aces are knocked out.
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Declarer
Three No Trump Contract Highlight in Bridge Problem
The article discusses West’s task in establishing diamonds before losing control of hearts in a three no trump contract. It notes varying opening strategies from Souths with strong high cards and reports that at each table three no trump became the final contract, a striking result given strong opposing hands.
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West
South
Opening Lead Sets Course for Contract in Bridge Hand
The seven of clubs started the play. The declarer predicted the outcome by analyzing East’s ten and the distribution. East avoided letting West win more tricks by shifting to hearts, enabling South to make the contract and exhaust West’s aces before the long club suit was established.
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Declarer
East
West
South
NEA Service, Inc
WPA Ditch Cavein Verdict Clears Supervisors
Coroner Rothrock ruled the 60 foot WPA sewer ditch collapse that killed 48 year old Oscar Bender was accidental. The verdict blamed lack of safety preparations by project supervisors as Ellsworth Graman was rescued 40 minutes after being buried by falling rocks and dirt.
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Altoona
Chester C. Rothrock
Oscar Bender
Ellsworth
Van Zandt Says Japanese War Very Unlikely
James Van Zandt, national commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, declared there is no prospect of an American Japanese war. The statement came amid uncertainty in the region as tensions rose between the two nations.
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James
Fe Serre
Altoona
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Far Eastern Island goodwill tour ends for Van Zandt group
During a goodwill tour of the Far Eastern Island Van Zandt returned yesterday with other officials of his organization who had been guests of the Japanese war veterans.
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Hils
Far Eastern
van Zandt
Mayor McNair to lecture at Thiel College this summer
William N McNair mayor of Pittsburgh will conduct a free lecture course at Thiel College this summer. He will teach from the college textbooks, give an hour each week, and lead open discussions after each session. The public may attend and the course carries no college credit.
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Greenville
Pittsburgh
William N. McNair
Thiel College
R. and P. League Standings and Schedule
Unreported results from Tuesday show Clymer 7 Hellwood 5 and Lucerne 7 Dixonville 2. Today's games list Hellwood at Indiana and other matchups. tomorrow includes Aultman Ingland and Lucerne Heilwood. Home run leaders Waychuck Yatesboro Davin Lucerne Clipper Coal Run Fink Ernest.
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Hellwood
Indiana
Clymer
Dixonville
Ernest
McIntyre
Yatesboro
Lucerne
Coal Run
Aultman
Ingland
Waychuck
Jim Davin
G. Clipper
Coal Run Fink
Heilwood
Queen Mary Maiden Voyage Off to Fast Transatlantic Start
The Queen Mary began its maiden voyage from Cherbourg to New York amid confident weather prospects and no definite speed record plans. A stowaway, Rohanna T Siegel, was found aboard with a visitor ticket and escorted ashore at Cherbourg. The liner reached 28 knots on the English Channel leg with little vibration as authorities weighed whether to attempt record speed later in the voyage.
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Cherbourg
France
New York
Rohanna T. Siegel
England
Canada
Southhampton
Britain
United States
Queen Marty
Ofticera
English Channel
Southhamston
Brookville Loses Low Current Rate Hearing
Pittsburgh May 28 A five year old petition to review Brookville electric rates was postponed for further hearing by Public Service Commissioner Thomas Buchanan. Engineers for J B Stewart and Solar Electric Co agreed to meet with comparison engineers Jung in Harrisburg to discuss the company's valuation.
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Pittsburgh
Iewer
Brookville
Public Service
Thomas Buchanan
J. B. Stewart
Solar Electric Company
Jung
Harrisburg
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