Labor Endorsements Stir Pennsylvania Senate Race
In Pennsylvania labor leaders react to William Green endorsing Senator Sitea Davis for re election while the state federation meets Sept 21 to weigh candidate endorsements Davis backed by labor groups as loyal to workers. Governor Earle faces Davis in November with primary support for Earle. Local CIO ties and Pittsburgh labor council notices add to the mix as interests split over Davis and Earle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shibadelphia
Américan Federal Figs. of Labor
Pennsylvania
Teddy
William Green
National A. F
L. Préddant
Sitea Davis
James L. McDevitt Hahn
Green
Pittsburgh
Cotinett
Davis
McDevitt
Workers of Pennsylvania
Washington
Lewis
Davis Long
I'On, Steel and ‘Tn
CIO
Detroit
Philip Murray
Laws
Léo Abernathy
Pittsburgh Labor Council
Labor
American Federation of Labor
Davis xxx
Abarnathy
Yeller
George Walters
Pittsburgh Building Trades Courteil
Earle
Chamberlain Eases Tension in Crisis Talks
Britain and France move to keep roads open amid the Czechoslovak crisis as Lord Halifax and Prime Minister Chamberlain discuss in Downing Street. In Nurnberg Goering extols Germanys air force and warns that Sudeten Germans demand unity under Hitler.
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P. Kennedy
Viscent Halifax
Foreign Office
Chamberlain
John
Samuel Hoare
Lord Halifax
Downing Street
Geneva
Great Britain
France
League of Nations
League Assembly
Brittain
Flick
Aie
Italy
Ethiopia
Stely
League
Maxim Litvinoff
Russia
Petrescu Comnan
Rumania
Czechoslovakia
Germany
Nurnberg
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Adolf Hitler
Therselves
Alr
House Probers Weigh Whitewash Charge In Probe
The committee heard four hours of testimony on alleged whitewash in its investigation as Margiotti defended disclosure of state contracts. Shelley testified about 18 folders in a bid to prove Democratic leaders used large sums for campaign activity while clashes flared among lawyers and witnesses.
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Campton
Margiotti
Shelley
General State Authority
Pennsylvania
Tor
Macky
Abram Salsburg
Salsburg
Gubertaforigh
Alderbots
Ite
Cohen
Dauphin County
Compton
Compton Walls Lend
Movie Baby 18 Strangled in Philadelphia Drama
A four month old daughter of film director Ralph Graves died after a fall from a perambulator tangled in mosquito netting. The tragedy occurred as state police and political figures faced a sharp Senate committee inquiry into corruption and a series of remarks and investigations involving Governor Earle, Mayor Davis Wilson, and Matthew H. McCloskey Jr. Margiotti testified about the early stages of the case, and charges were discussed as the committee scheduled further proceedings with Shelley and Margiotti.
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Hollywood
Carla
Ralph Graves
Compton
Cohen
Shelley
Margiott
Earle
Pennsylvania
Margiath
Davis Wilson
Philadelphia
Matthew H. McCloskey, Jr
Margiotti
McCloskey
Edward Friedman
Fat oxen ready at Pittsburgh campaign event
A parade of political and cultural figures in Pittsburgh features 12 orchestras and a 100-piece Afé and drum unit as campaigning speeches unfold. Judge Arthur H. James and Senator James J. Davis lead Republican efforts to restore Keystone State fortunes, with Governor George H. Earle contesting Davis's Senate seat and James seeking the governorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Gerald Fenerly
Philadelphia
Igo
Duquesne Garden
Keystone Tate
Arthur H. James
James J. Davis
George H. Earle
Davis
James
William J. Hamilton
Democratic
Republican Party Platform Embraces Liberal Reforms
The platform calls for industrial growth, highway development, fair funds distribution, and rural road upkeep to ease taxes. It pledges employment security for teachers, continued game and fish law independence, and a broad flood control and tax reduction program. Veterans aids include preferences in public and private jobs, with pensions for the elderly and disabled.
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Oder
Veterans Nations
Pomona Meeting Schedule With Sept Speaker
Pomona will meet Sept with Portéia Orange No. 6d of tadldnd County. The event will be in Town Auditorium on Thursday September 20 with a noon opening and a 1:00 pm break. Lecturers conference at 1:30 pm. Evening session 7:30 closed Neighbor Night Round Up.
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Portéia
Tadldnd
Marida
Tex Grande
Thureday
Peet
Walcome
Roy
MeHihodd
Harry Allison Igs
Geange
Business Séasion
Hecess
Owén Seéssidts
Cems Aumus
Snding
Fes
Prite Henderson
Reading
Clayton
Miller
Bags Shaw
Hdéllidaysbirid
Pio
Wtam
Tall
Ira C. Gross
Johnstown
State
Ldcturer
King Coal
Heath Clark
Ates & Pittsburgh Coet Company
Indianna
Bath Grangé
Pennsylvania Republican Platform Emphasizes Labor and Local Control
The platform argues for a social security system with workmen’s and unemployment insurance, stresses dispute settlement between employer and employee without government interference unless needed, and calls for attracting industry to Pennsylvania. It condemns centralized power, promotes youth involvement, strict liquor regulation, and opposition to Roosevelt’s court plan while praising Congress members for opposing un-American legislation.
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Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
Young Republicans
Roosevelt
United States
Congréss
Federal Court
GANNETT IS NOT CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR
The report cites Gannett as stating he is not a candidate for governor or national office. He emphasizes duty to continue published work and uphold constitutional government, citing time constraints and commitment to duties. The text includes garbled OCR phrases and unclear names.
Miners Vie For Pa Honors At Coal Meet
Honal Bituminous Coal Association and Daniel Harrington head the health and safety section, with Patrick F Nalrin directing. J J Porbes of the U S Bureau of Mines serves as chief judge in Pittsburgh, overseeing mining men from West Virginia and several Pennsylvania teams.
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Patrick F. Nalrin
J. J. Porbes
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Marsteller
Ehrénfeld Mines
Pennsylvania Coal & Coke Corporation
Seward
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Berwind-White’'s
Windbér and
Saint Michael
Logan Coal Company
Beaverdale
Bird Coal Company
Kelso
Philadelphia Impeachment and Political Shifts in 1887
The article details a push to impeach Philadelphia figure Wilson, once mayor and later a gubernatorial hopeful. It notes his 1938 mayoral win as a Republican, his prior contrallership on the Democratic ticket, and his shifting bids from governor to Democratic Senate candidate backed by CIO leader John L Lewis, with Governor George H. Earle’s declarations.
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Wilson
Philadelphia
U. S. Senate
CIO
John L Lewis
George H. Earle
Politically charged attack on New Deal era governance
The speaker assails the era's administration, claiming employment rises plus growing relief rolls, abandoned farms, and ghost towns show misrule by a powerful plunderbund. Fenerty criticizes Governor candidate Arthur H. James, saying he will reduce government and promote business and industry over bureaucracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenerty
Arthur H. James
Pennsylvania Antimachine Pledge Calls For Honest Government
The platform pledges an honest and aff erent administration of state affairs in the American way, free from political machine influence. It urges patriotic Pennsylvanians to join in freeing the commonwealth from boss rule and restoring constitutional government. The statement seeks to unite citizens and faith to restore liberty under law for all.
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Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Peninsylvania
Nine Senators Up For Election
The article outlines upcoming primaries and nominations across multiple states with emphasis on Georgia where a run off could occur October 5. It lists incumbent senators on ballot, candidates and party dynamics including endorsements and legal actions, with primaries in Louisiana Michigan Connecticut Maine and more on various dates.
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Georgia
Lawrence Camp
United States
Gebrae
Eugene Tels
Madge
Gedraw
George
Déta Wiliam G. McCraé
Atlanta
Senate
Autenia
Colorado
New Hampshire
Utah
Vétinent
Washington
Adding
Cold
Carl Hayden
D-Ariz
Fred H. Bront
D-Nh
Elliout D. Thomas
Lonergan
Connecticut
Maine
Congress
Massachusetts
New York
New Jersey
Wisconsin
New Mexico
Rhode Island
Stock market listing of major industrial corporations
A dense OCR style catalog lists numerous companies across sectors such as steel, automotive, chemicals, oil, and machinery. Notable names include Chrysler, Coca Cola, General Motors, Studebaker, Goodyear, Bendix, and Kodak, signaling a broad market reference to prominent U.S. corporations. The fragmentary text appears as a sequence of company names and partial identifiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allied
Alco
Ill
Hee
Canad Pacific
Caterpil Tractor
Celanese Corp
Chés and Ohio
Chrysler Corp
Coca-Cola
Colgate-Palm-P
Colum G
el Colum Carbon
Cons Edison
Consol Oil Container Corp
Motors
Oil del Corn Products
Crane Co
Curtis Publishing
Curtis -Pub
Curtiss Wright
Bhat
Madras
Carp
Ben Douglas
Kodak
el Auto
el Power
Elec
Gen Foods
Gen Motors Gen
Goodrich
Harb- Walker Hecker
Hershey
Houston Oil Hudson Motor Ee
Kennecott
Farm Bureau chief backs continued agricultural act
American Farm Bureau Federation president A O'Neal says the current agricultural adjustment act has produced satisfactory results in the first year and must continue to prevent market distortions. He argues the program creates abundance, meets domestic and foreign demand, and acts as a national granary against drought or flood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pataweed A. O'Neal
Américan Farm Bureau
Péderdtion
Isipeanatl Ha
O'Neal
Tal
Metropolitan Press
Directory progress boosts city listings and libraries
The representative cites public benefits of the new city directory including faster mail and telegram delivery, locating relatives and heirs, and aiding officials. It will go to press in six weeks and be distributed to over 400 libraries nationwide, with features like a business section, street guide, officials, churches, and resident occupations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bausé
Iadaken” Ag Af
Peault
Cornelius
Mr. Cornelius
United States
New Yor
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
New Jersey
Directory Data Collected Amid Home Visit Difficulties
A directory update notes faulty data collection during home visits. The report cites inconsistent information gathering at various residences and highlights challenges in compiling accurate contact details. Community liaison teams plan approaches to improve data reliability and outreach efficiency.
Troopers Take Over Hathoro Amid Plant Clash
A riot charge led hosiery worker Robert Gough to bail at 500 after a self defense shooting cited by Findley. Picket lines formed as the plant’s 450 workers refused a wage cut, prompting a shutdown and possible machinery move to Winchester Virginia. A distant London impact is noted with a 75,000 ton estimate.
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Harry EB. Schoenhut
Winchester
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