Equal Rights Law Hearing Tests PA Discrimination Law
In Philadelphia a new equal rights law faces a court test as four restaurant workers sue for discrimination. Magistrate Edward W. Henry sent charges to the grand jury after fixing $5,000 bail for two Stouffer’s managers and two staffers. Plaintiffs claim slow service and unequal treatment despite all customers being eligible for public accommodations. Lawyers plan to press to determine constitutionality of the law.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Ne‘etoes
Edward W. Henry
Amie Davis
Ruth Coners Jones
Young Women’s Christian Association Securities
J. Robert Smith
Stouffer's
Henry
Frances Rankin
Gladys Drayden
T Ae Wolmer
Evelyn Peliner
Stouffer
Daniel Hare
Jeanders
Raymond Pace Alexander
Armistice Day Parade Plans and Schedule
The article outlines the Armistice Day parade with massed colors and organizations forming on Main Street between Sixth and Carpenter avenues, marching routes via Sixth to Church to Philadelphia to Ninth and back to School Street, with a salute at 11:00 and the Star Spangled Banner. It lists officers and aides, including Major Charles McLain as Chief of Staff, and details a memorial hall assembly at 10 o'clock with named majors, captains, and lieutenants.
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Routh
Thaorth
Sixth Street
Churchel
Church Street
Pitthworth
Fifth Street
Phila Street
Philadelphia
Ninth Street
Ninth West
Seventh Street
School Street
Mareh Wall
Parles
C. McLain
A. My
Memorial Hall
Harry W. Fee
Howard B
Kutergaulh
E. Dale Timberlake
mCaptains
Alexander M
Stewar
Ralph Cummings
John B. Goheen
Charles E. Rink
M.mewis
Edward B. Bennet
Norman
Shan
R. Hastie Ray
Lisle Mauarpad
William M. Rudrack
Gilbert
Revivalist sermon rails against Communism in Marion Center
Reverend Dr. Julius an, called the Kentucky Colonel Evangelist, denounces Red Russian Communism in a Marion Center church talk on the Constitution versus Communism. He cites six alleged abolitionist aims and critiques government branches while urging religious liberty and patriotism during the evening address at the M E Church.
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Ensation Concerev
Andrew Johnson
Kenny Grangelist
M. E. Church
Marion Center
Dr. Johnson
U. S
Ind
Ayonight
Juluisean
Kentucky
Tudiana Tabernacle
Indiang Evangelistic Tabernacle
Flashes Of Life And Odd Local Jests In Briefs
A collection of quirky notes from Kingston Toronto and Kansas City features Farmer Julian Brown praising pigs for cleanliness with a home shower, a Toronto mayoral quip during a bird show, a soda salesman’s odd arrest after an alleged joke about a kidnapped girl, and a Los Angeles traffic court moment where Milon L. Mygrant defends a woman in a humorous driving-on-one-arm case, resulting in a light fine.
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Los Angeles
Milon L. My Grant
Traffe
Witho C Curtis
Mygrant
Miss Vera Brown to Speak in Indiana Evangelistic Series
The renowned Miss Vera Brown brings a bold evangelistic style to Indiana with a series of meetings starting Sunday at 2:30 pm. Rev. Karl Justus leads the tabernacle program with special singing, nightly services at 7:30 pm, and public invitation to attend.
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Indiana
Vera Brown
Mid-west
Pacific Coast
New York State
Brown
Miss Brown
Tabernacle
Karl Justus
The
Jack Munyon
Community Chest Seeks Help With Free Service Deficit
State aid figures show 17,222 free days billed at 98 cents per day with 2.20 cost per day, creating a deficit of 3.22 per day totaling 21,010.84 for the year. Indiana Hospital has received 16,950 of a 33,900 biennial appropriation. no free-service funds since May 21, 1934. Six partner agencies join the drive as salicitors prepare next week.
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Indiana Hospital
Red Cross
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Crippled Children
Salvation Army and Welfare Association
New Struggle Over Utility Holding Sill
NRA lawyers study using the federal treaty making power to regulate industry if new legislation is needed. They examine the constitutional basis and international conventions from the International Labour Organization at Geneva, some pre dating U S ratification, to determine potential impact on employment standards and labor conditions.
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Towa
NRA
Guffey
Congress
Nathan Robertson
Associated Press
Washington
Vane
International Labor Organization
Geneva
United States
1300 Full Time Students Benefit From Work-Study Plan
A college outlines a work study program funding 1300 full time students at about 10.75 per student with a total of 2385 anticipated in the second payroll period. Projects include typing, library work, lab tasks, grounds upkeep, and community efforts with 8000 monthly hours expected. The goal is to aid needy students and improve campus services while maintaining educational value under close supervision. Submitted by President C. R. Foster.
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Community, Chest
Ndiana
C. R. Foster
Benedict Bernie Weds Miss Wesley in Baltimore Suburb
The famous bandleader Benedict Bernie married Patricia Wesley of Miami Beach in Towson near Baltimore. The ceremony lasted briefly with Rev. Edgar C. Powers officiating as about six friends attended. Bernie, recently separated from Rose Harris, showed a dazed mix of nerves and joy and later planned to return to New York after attending Pimlico races.
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Edgar C. Powers
Bernie
Four Arrested In Treasure Hunt Scandal In Philadelphia
Four men were arrested in two raids on claimed battery headquarters. In the first raid police seized 35,000 tickets tied to the grand national measure hunt and jailed Harry Beard Morris Sherman and Joseph Kulla. In the second raid a man named Abrams from New York was taken into custody with 885 tickets seized tied to a slogan contest of the National Conference for legalizing lotteries. Police Sgt Craig Ellis said Beard and Abrams claimed they represented Mrs Oliver B Haygman of New York.
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Harry Beard
Morris Sherman
Joseph Kulla
Iiving Abrams
New York
Craig Ellis
Beard
Abrams
Oliver B. Haygman
Names cast for Allegheny county board seat after Malone death
Pittsburgh November 8 prominent politicians discussed replacing James F Malone on the Allegheny County board of commissioners who died of pneumonia The 14 common pleas judges will name a successor a Republican who voted for Malone and four year term mentions include James J Coyne James F Malone Jr W D Mansfield John S Herron Harmar D Denny Leslie Johnston and others
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny County Board
James F. Malone
Malone
Jagrippe
St. Richard's Catholic Church
Common Pleas
John J. Kane
George Rankin, Jr
James J. Coyne
James F. Malone, Jr
W. D. Mansfield
John S. Herron
Frank Harvis
Harmar D. Denny
Leslie Johnston
Indiana Hospital Patient Suffers Knee Fracture After Fall
Isaac Sleppy is a patient at Indiana Hospital with a fractured knee from an incident while leading a call. A crowd from here attended the Cameron sale at Pikes Peak Saturday afternoon. Various local residents visited, hosted guests, and shared news of travels and birthdays including a 23rd birthday surprise for Mrs. Sleppy with Genevieve Ely Mae and Betty Lou Simbleberger providing music.
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Isaac Sleppy
Indiana Hospital
Cameron
Pikes Peak
Myr
G. R. Waltermire
Stresis
Dick Fair
Indiana
Mary Day
Walter Carney
Armagh
Gaylord Gressley
Culver
W. H. Sleppy
Wayne
Dixson Lignus Sap
Roy Wolfe
Fenn Hurry
Clare
Vera
Leila Stephens
George Greene
Twila
Belsano
Rezza McCullough
Royden Coy
Richard
Hillsdale
Jennie Coy
Albert Henry
Brush
Pittsburgh
D. E. Detwiler
Harry
Paul Adams
Clarence Grove
Johnstown
Milton
Russel
Earl Adams
Vines
Howard Willard
Wilmer Muckle
Forrest Coy
John Overmane
Merle Simpson
Louise
Beulah
Jeannene
Carl Gance
Hellwood
Wilmer Paul Adams
Chalmers Decker
Frank Anderson
Near
Boy-Runner Causes Death Of 43 Year Old Man In Brownsville
In Brownsville a boy running with his head down dashed around a corner and knocked Anthony Jurcevic, 43, down. Jurcevic, who had left home to visit a neighbor, suffered hemorrhages and died yesterday after being taken to a hospital.
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Brownsville
Anthony Jurcevic
Jurcevic
Ritchey declines Chamberline Airlines offer
Helen Ritchey, the first woman airmail car pilot, said she declined a Chamberline Airlines job saying she is too busy. She had recently resigned as a transport pilot for Central Airlines, citing gender handicap.
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Mckeesport
Helen Ritchey
Chamberline Airlines
Miss Ritchey
Central Airlines
Milk Marketing Meetings Planned for Nov 13 14
Two key meetings for Dairymen's Cooperative Sales Association members and interested dairymen are set for November 13 and 14 evenings. The second pool plan and other marketing changes will be explained by a mill marketing director and a Daly Gotnell representative. The Blairsville session, Nov 13 at 7:30 p.m., will be at Third Ward School. attendees include Blairsville Conemaugh West Wheatfield Homer City locals. A second meeting, Nov 14 at 7:30 p.m., at Rayne Township Consolidated School targets Sheleka Indiana Marion Center Simicksburg locals. Milk accounts for 53 percent of Indiana county farm income with over 500 shippers to Pittsburgh. hearings aim to clear rumors and provide facts.
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Dairymen's Cooperative Sales Association
Mill Marketing
Daley Gotnell
Third Ward
Blairsville
Conemaugh
West
Wheatfield
Homer City
Rayne Township
Sheleta
Indiana
Marion Center
Simicksburg
Indiana County
Pittsburgh
Modern Report Card Reform Improves Pupil Progress
A Pennsylvania Department of Public Instruction bulletin outlines a shift to direct parent teacher communication and individualized progress reporting. Teachers visit homes or send letters detailing each pupil’s growth, strengths, and areas needing help to prevent conflicts around success and failure.
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Pennsylvania
Department of Public Instruction
John
Jane
Lester K. Ade
Ade
William J. Bristow
Wfum Bureau
Ripper Hearing Resumes Tuesday in Harrisburg
A three Senator committee investigating alleged lobbying for the McNair Ripper bill will resume Tuesday by summoning leaders of the Earle administration. The panel includes Senators Woodward Philadelphia Batchelor Beaver and Owlett Tioga. The bill to remove Mayor William M. McNair of Pittsburgh was defeated in the Senate.
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Harrisburg
McNair
Earle
Woodward
Philadelphia
Batchelor
Beaver
Owlett
Tioga
William M. McNair
Pittsburgh
Senate
Mayor Reverses, Funds Shoes for Pittsburgh Needy
Pittsburgh, Nov. 9. Mayor William N. McNair abruptly reversed his stance on who buys shoes for needy children. He ordered the city to release funds for the purchase, after previously urging the state to supply footwear for about 4,000 pupils who needed them. The move followed council directing Welfare Director Southard Hay to proceed with the purchase.
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Pittsburgh
William N. McNair
Southard Hay
Five Are Safe From Dawson Flight Mishap
Alaska rescue reports Pilot Jack Herman and five passengers safe after a missing flight from Dawson to Fairbanks. A Canadian search effort located the party on a Yukon river island. Dawson to Cassiar air return possible, else dog team travel. Passengers include George Townsend and other Klondike veterans. Lerdal to resume search for Arthur F. Hines' lost plane.
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Alaska
Jack Herman
Dawson
Y. T
Fairbanks
Cassiar Roadhouse
Bob Randall
Herman
Yukon River
Vic Ross
William Lavery
Herman Lerdal
Cassiar
George
Townsend
Oscar Adamy
Sulphur Creek
Vancouver
B. C
Walter James
Whitehorse
Peter Funk
Okay
Pittsburgh Industry Reaches 75 Percent Normal
Industry activity in Pittsburgh edged toward normal, with the Bureau of Business Research at the University of Pittsburgh reporting an index of 72.2 percent for the week ended November 2, up 1 percent from the previous week. Iron and steel output rose to 73 percent, while coal production fell by 2 percent.
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Pittsburgh
Bureau of Business Research
University of Pittsburgh
Stock Market Snapshot of 1974 Firms and Bonds
Market listings show diverse equities and bonds with percentages and symbols for Am Can, Am Cont Alco, Anaconda, Atchison, Ford and many others. Notable entries include Chrysler Coca Cola Gen Foods IBM Kennecott Lehigh Valley and Westinghouse with varying returns and stock codes.
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Adain
Allied Chem
Alco
Rad St
Atchison
Auburn
Baldwin
Bendix
Beth Sil
Beth Su
Coca Cola
Dupont
Eastman
el Auto
Gen Foods
Gen Motorg
Gen
Gillette
Hudson
Rey Toh
Sears Roe
Socony
West UN
West el
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Uch
New Officers Elected for 1936 at Select Grange
Last evening Success Grange of Indiana elected officers for 1936 including H. W. Leech master L. F. Robinson overseer Mrs. Fred Huber lecturer Harry Shearer steward Ralph Leech assistant steward Mrs. J. W. Mahan chaplain Howard Park trans onery Mrs. Faye Trimble secretary Stewart Mahan gate keeper Dorothy Fleming Ceres Ruth Stewart Pona Mildred Shearer Flora Mable Brown lady assistant steward Dick Stephens Edward Henderson executive committee The Grange meets the first and third Thursday evenings each month in the Peater building.
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Success Grange
Indiana
H. W. Leech
L. F. Robinson
Fred Huber
Harry Shearer
Ralph Leech
J. W.W. Mahan
Howard Park
Faye Trimble
Stewart Mahan
Dorothy Fleming
Ceres
Ruth Stewart
Ponona
Mildred Shearer
Flora
Mable
Flag lowered in 1896 unfurled amid Ethiopian frontier news
The report notes events on the war frontier overshadowing diplomacy. Italy's high command resists expanding anti sanctions sentiment while economic nationalism grows. Discussions across Italy London Paris and Berlin continue as tension around the Ethiopian invasion persists.
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Fron Dossye
Ismail Daoud
Wuad
Kgypt
de Paston
Harar
Btn Red Crescent
Wevol Gals
Italy
Contra
London
Paris
Berlin
Mediterranean
Libya
Treasury balance and aviation reel device mention
Treasury balance on May 6 shows receipts 108,206,981.89 and expenditures 73,980,891,323, leaving a net balance of 1,522,869,345.94. Customs receipts for the month total 9,761,719.21. In early aviation, students often fly solo after a few instructor hops. An electrically operated reel device controlled from the cockpit feeds and rewinds the trailing wire antenna used on many aircraft.
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Washington
Treasury
Navy seaplane blitz launches from Pearl Harbor tomorrow
Forty five naval seaplanes begin a 10 day Pacific maneuvers from Pearl Harbor at 8 a m heading to French Frigate Shoals and other western islands. Rear Admiral Frederick Horne says drills extend defenses with Wake Guam and potentially Unalaska serving as landing bases in wartime.
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Honolulu
United States
Pacific
Pearl Harbor Fleet Air Base
French Frigate Shoals
Frederick Horne
Wake
Guam
Unalaske
Hawaii
Fleet Air Base
Wright
Horne
Panama
Alameda
Pearl Harbor
Hillman Coal Co Signs Pact in Western Pennsylvania
Hillman Coal Co joins the coal code as one of four major non-signers of the Guffey Act in Western Pennsylvania. The Hillman group includes Hillman Coal and Coke, Emerald Coal, Thompson Connellsville Coke and Hecla Coal and Coke with about 1.1 million tons annual production. Vice President J. R. Budd sits on the regional code administration board.
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Nov
Pennsylvania
Hillman Coal Company
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Mellon
Westmoreland Coal Company
Union Collieries Company
Hillman Group
Hillman Coal and Coke
Emerald Coal
Thompson Connellsville Coke
Hecla Coal and Coke
Hitler dissolves Steel Helmets in Germany
Berlin reports Reichsfuhrer Adolf Hitler dissolved the Steel Helmet veterans group in a letter to Franz Seldte. He said the army is now reconstituted with the first call of recruits on November 7, making the Stahlheim body unnecessary.
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Berlin
Reichsfuhrer
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Franz Seldte
Veterans’ Body
Third Reich
American Legion
Hitler
Adams silent on Philadelphia post amid reports offer
Major Lynn G. Adams, state police superintendent, declined comment on reports that Mayor Davis Wilson would offer him the Philadelphia public safety director post. Officials noted Adams’s wife rejected the post. it had been offered during the Kendrick administration.
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Adams
PHILA
Tfarrisburg
Lynn G. Adams
Freet S. Davis Wilson
Philadelphia
Will Rogers
Kendrick
Obituary for Charles S Wetzel of Marion Center
The family of the late S. S. Wetzel of Marion Center learn of the death of their brother Charles S. Wetzel in Yerington Nevada on Monday. The family will have the funeral home handle services and burial with exact times yet to be learned.
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Charles 5
Wetzel
S. 5
Marion Center
Yerington
Nevada
Charles S. Wetzel
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