First Aid Meet Draws 500 To Ebensburg Fair
More than 500 miners attended Pennsylvania's first annual Safety Day and first aid contest at Ebensburg's Cambria County Fairgrounds. Ellsworth No. 51 Mine won with 99.85 score. prizes totaled 24 awards, 16 cash, nine merchandise. David L. Lawrence urged safer mines and noted recent state laws protecting miners.
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Pennsylvania
Cambria County Fairgrounds
Ebensburg
Pennsylvania Department of Mines
Holmes Safety Council
United Mine Workers of America
United States Bureau of Mines
Ellsworth No. St
Industial Collieries Corporation
Indianola
Republic Steel Corporation
Filbert
Fairbank
H. C. Frick Coke ‘Company
P. F. Nairn
Ellsworth No
The
Industrial Collieries Corporation
Republic Steel Corp
H.C. Frick Coke Company
Berwind White “Coal Mining Company
Windber
Gray
Consolidation Cos] Company, Inc
Wildwood
Consolidated ,Coal Company
Nemacolin
Buckeye Coal Company
Soudand
van Voorhis
Valley Camp Coal Company
Mather
Pickands, Mather and Company
Elmora
Sterling Coal Company
Central City
Reitz Coal Company
Harmar Ming
Harmarville
Consumers Mining Company
Hillman Coal and Coke Company
Heilwood
Gollieries Corporation
Son+man
Sonman Shaft Coat Company
Nant-y-Glo
Heisley Coal Company
Harwick
Harwick Coal and Coke Company
Renton
Union Colleries Company
Sonman Slope
Sonman Shaft Coal Company
David L. Lawrence
Commonwealth
Lawrence
D H Martin Engineer for Council Fourth Ward
D H Martin of the Fourth ward Todiana seeks reelection to Borough Council. As former Street Committee chair with engineering expertise he aided WPA street projects and current constructions, helping save money and improve borough construction through experience.
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DH. Martin
Todiana
Council i
Mr. Martin
Martin
Fourth Ward
Elmer W. Allison Denies Campaign Finance Rumors
In Indiana County a candidate for Register and Recorder on the Republican ticket refutes circulating reports that locals funded his campaign. He denies making any promises or appointments if elected and warns voters about last minute propaganda.
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Indiana County
Register
Indiana
Elmer W. Allison
No Statutes Delimiting Presidential Authority
Washington September 1 A Justice Department attorney said no human could know all presidential powers. Alexander Holtzoff noted laws and opinions are voluminous, and powers expire or create new benefits as time passes. Each attorney general serves as legal adviser and his opinions influence future rulings. He cited Roosevelt era emergencies raising questions on civil service status and redirecting funds for a national emergency council.
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Washington
Sept
Justice Department
Alexander Holtzoff
Cummings
Hollead
White House
Congress
Hoosevelt
Public Works Administration
National Emergency Council
Safety Message Promotes Workmen’s Comp Laws
The speaker cited the workmen's compensation law as a step toward reducing accidents. He argued that stricter laws raise insurance costs but will cut accidents. He added gatherings like today help dramatize safety and teach lessons. Employers must provide protection and workers must stay safety minded to end carelessness.
Obituary Stephen Gnibus 45 Homer City Resident
Stephen Anthony Gnibus 45 of Homer City died at Indiana Hospital from a complication of diseases at 4 15 a m Sunday He worked 16 years for Potter Coal Co and belonged to I K J S No 484 Graceton Coral Local No 494 AM W of A Surviving are his widow Mary Gnibus two sons Paul Raymond two daughters J L Bradreck Mary Martha Isabel two brothers Andrew and Joseph and two sisters Julia Fitongal and Annie Bellus Funeral services will be in St Louis Catholic Church Lucerne Wednesday Rev Ladislaus Lipski and burial will be in Graceton Cemetery.
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Stephen Anthony Gnibus
Homer City
Graceton
Potter Coal Company
Indiana Hospital
Coral Local
M. W
Mary Gnibus
Paul
Raymond Gnibus
J. L. Bradreck
Lucerne
Mary
Martha
Isabel Gnibus
Andrew Gnibus
Coral
Joseph Gnibus
South Homer
Julia Fitongal
Masury
Annie Bellus
Pittsburgh
St Louis Catholic Church
Ladislaus Lipski
Graceton Cemetery
Beauty note ends pageant talks for Batte Cooper
Miss Cooper returns to Hackettstown with a flustered escort of three young men and says the Atlantic City Beauty Pageant is forgotten. She mentions a blossoming acquaintance with Lewis Of, son of a New City hotel man and city commissioner. Her father Le Brun Cooper, a state highway engineer, says the affair was too strenuous for Batte and that she is too young and unwell to endure it.
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Miss Cooper
Hackettstown
Atlantic City
Lewis
Lin
City
le Brun Cooper
Batte
Primary Holds Small Interest in City Nomination Clash
Philadelphia's heated race features a three way Democratic contest for mayor with William N. McNair returning, facing C D Scully and Mrardle. On the Republican side former Mayor William A. McGee faces Robert N. Waddell as the city eyes judge ship outcomes.
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Leghenies
William N. McNair
C.D. Scully
Pog. Mrardle
Council
William A. McGee
Robert N. Waddell
Philadelphia
Slingin Sam Baugh Leaves Texas to Join NFL Prospects
Former Texas Christian University star Slingin Sam Baugh bids farewell to sweetheart Edmonty Smith, 19, before heading to Washington to join the National Football League with a reported salary of 1300 dollars. The couple plans marriage in Wise, after meeting in high school at Sweetwater, Texas.
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Slingin
Sam Baugh
Edmonty Smith
de- Darling
Washington
Texas Christian University
Wise
New Sun
Sweetwater
Tex
Driver on Bail After Inquest
In Pennsylvania over the weekend accidents killed 26 people including 18 on highways. Fatalities spanned across multiple cities with numerous auto crashes, falls, drownings, and a trolley collision. Notable deaths included Charles Munhall and John Dunleavy among others, with several children among the victims.
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Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Falls
Susquehanna
Cholera Escalates as Shanghai Front Falls Back
Cholera spreads in foreign areas as Chinese forces withdraw to prepared trenches north-west of Shanghai. Japan’s mechanized advance follows, occupying Kiangwan race course and ruined civic center. 529 new cases, 79 deaths in three days. 23 Americans evacuated, possible American death. Fire, smoke, and air bombardment devastate Kiangwan Yantzie poo and Hongkew areas.
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Shanghai
Japan
Kiangwar
United States
Kiangwan
Yantziepoo
Hongkew
Cathay Hotel
Nanking
Szechuan
Cythay
Withdrawal Turns to Rout in Shanghai Struggle
Chinese and Japanese forces fought through Sunday and into night with Yanghang decimated, Shanghai’s outer ring under heavy siege. Casualties were high in the five week battle, while US refugees boarded the Sacramento for evacuation to Hongkong under cholera constraints. American evacuees totaled 22, 19 of whom are indigents funded by a congressional grant. The first group will transfer to the President Calhoun later, not landing in Hongkong. Japanese air raids targeted Pootung, and Chinese lines stretched from Soochow Creek toward Chenju, Nanjing, Hangzhou, and Liuho, forming a reinforced front with German-style trench systems. The League of Nations faced a Chinese appeal to act under Article 10 and 21 to address the invasion, proposing American and nonmember nations participate in consideration of Sino-Japanese tensions.
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Yanghang
Shanghai
United States
Hongkong
Sacramento
Soochow Creek
United States Marines
Chenju
Nanjiane
Kiating
Liuho
Yangtze
Tindenburg
Nanking
Hangchow
China
League
Japan
Associated Press
Lueague Council
Switz Guards League Meeting Amid World Tension
In a tense international climate over the Mediterranean crisis the Sino Japanese clash and the Spanish civil war, Switzerland took extraordinary precautions to guard the league meeting while China filed a fresh protest accusing Japan of violating international law and humanity.
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Mediterranean
Switzerland
China
Japan
Rail strike ends at Conemaugh and Blacklick Railway
Johnstown September 3 the three month old strike of Conemaugh and Blacklick Railroad employees ended at 12:01 a m today. Bethlehem Steel Corp parent of the railroad was notified by the Brotherhoods that the strike would end at midnight and workers would return to the 7 o'clock shift as arrangements are made.
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Johnstown
Conemaugh & Blacklick Railroad
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Brothershood
Brotherhood of Firemen and Engineers
Sidney D. Fvans
Steel Reurern
Government Begins New Credit-Easing Program
Washington officials announce a new credit easing program to sustain easy money. The plan releases 300 million dollars of frozen Treasury gold and includes open market purchases of short term securities by the Fed to boost bank reserves toward 750 million in excess reserves. Officials say the move aims to keep interest rates low while preventing a crash in liquidity.
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Washington
Treasury
Federal Reserve Board
Reserve Board
Chrisimgas
Offer
Baverve Bogard Officars
Harrisburg Bids Farewell as Cabinet Board Manages State
Pennsylvanias executive six cabinet officers run the governor office for a month and a half during Earlés Europe trip. Edward Prendergast says the experiment a success as the board handles routine matters from New York to Harrisburg. The governor and Mrs Barte plan to vote in Haverford then return, while a special session looms for early next year.
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Harrisburg
Sept
Pentayls Vanla
Earle
Earlé
Europe
Pennsylvania
Edward Prendergast
Barte
New York
Normandié
Haverford
Prendergast
The
Commonwealth
David L. Lawrence
Luther A. Harr
Warren van Dyke
Ar Thur Colégvove
Altorney
Charlee J
Mariiott
Capitol Hill
Seven years of freedom ends for Pennsylvanian fugitive
Kenneth A. Reed, 37, jailed after seven years as a Rockview prison farm fugitive. Described by Detective Chief Hank N Littlejohn as a model citizen of Rickingham, North Carolina, Reed returns to Centre County jail on the alisen farm and faces sentence before Judge M. Ward Fleming. He will then be sent to Western State Penitentiary to complete his term for automobile theft. Reed had lived under the name Paul Cothran and later remarried Viola Floyd in Charlotte, saying he wanted to rectify the wrong and straighten out his life.
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Bellefonte
Kenneth A. Reed
Pennsylvania
Rockview
Reed
Hank N Littlejohn
Charlotte
Rickingham
N. C
Centre County
Alisen Farm
Sherif Harry B. Keeler
M. Ward Fleming
Western State Penitentiary
Pittsburgh
Rockinuhant
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Washington
Paul Cothran
Viola Vina Floyd
Parochial School Leaders Emphasize Home Roots in Education
Dr Paul Campbell of the Pittsburgh diocese says parochial schools supplement the home, aiming to mold true men of character. Indiana County Superintendent Winger argues religion should be taught in schools alongside academics, citing religious persecution abroad and the value of combining spiritual and secular training for better citizens. Dr Lorenzo of Punxsutawney chaired the program.
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Paul Campbell
Pittsburgh
Campbell
Winger
Indiana County
Father Farm
Isadamensmo
Margoitle Siso
Lorenzo
Punxsutawnery
Injuries Fatal to Revloc Miner Eugene Nicholson
Eugene Nicholson aged 37 of Odin died in Johnstown hospital after a Thursday fall at Monroe Coal Company's Revloc mine tipple. He suffered multiple rib fractures internal injuries and a pelvic injury. Coroner to conduct an investigation at Revloc today. Burial prepared to ship to Odin.
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Monroe Coal Company
Revloc
Eugene Nicholson
Ohina
Nicholson
Johnstown Hospital
Cyrus W. Davis
Revloe
Winfield S$. Nicholson
Ahnedia (Wickenhauser) Nicholson
Odin
Hercules
Logan
George
James
Raymond
Pail Nicholson
Gund
Elmer Bregeer
Market Ticker List From Historical Stock Page
A dense list of stock symbols and quoted percentages follows, listing companies such as Alcoa, Am Can, Am Tel and Tel, Anaconda, Chrysler Corp, Coca Cola, General Electric, IBM not shown, and many others with price-like figures or percentage changes. The fragment resembles a broker’s ticker excerpt or a market summary column from a bygone era.
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Air Redue
Alco
Asliaud
Ohio
Beth Steel
Chrysler Corp
Coca Cola
Saiv
Cornwich and Son
Cons Edison
Coal del Lack
West
Douglas Aire
du Pont del
Eastman Kodak
el Auto Lite
Gen Foods Sa_ Gen Motors
Gillette
Mark Walker
Hudson Motor Vile
Hary
Nick Can
Kennecoll Sota Kresge
Lehigh Port
Lehigh Val Coal Veton
Irrahy Loews
Mack Trucks
Nash-Kely
Nat Biscuit
Nat Dairy
Nat Dist
NY Central AR
NY NH
Aly North Ameria
Packard
Penn
Phila
Phillips Pet
Syg Njant
Pyre
Radio Corpoly
Reading Coal Repub
Reynolds
Sears Roebuck i
Studebaker Corp
Texas Corp
Transamerica
United Aircraft
United Gas Imp
Ind Alco
US Rubber
US Smelt
MTR
US Steel
Vanadium Corp San West Up
Tel Aay
West Bland Mig
Woolworth
Curb Ark Nat Gas A
Rev J O Bishop Returns as Indiana Evangelical Minister
The Rev J O Bishop was returned to the local charge as reading of appointments closed the Pittebiega Conference in Franklin last night. The list names numerous assignments across towns including Johnstown, Franklin, Bedford, Mechanicsburg, New Castle and Venango with several stations to be supplied.
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J. O. Bishop
Indiana Evangelical Church
Pittebiega
Franklin
Johinsotown
RC. Miller
Baileyville
C. W. Dietrich
Biafraville
Garfield
Brookville
P. E. Pylets
M. R. Ty
Sori
Clarendon
N. F. Boyer
Coresmaugh
J. E. Walter
Dempseytown
H. Benson
DuBois
R. A. Nelson
First
B. E. Coleman
Frank W. Parker
Selvey
Geistown
P. L
W. W. Hall
Johnstown
Derby
E. Nicely
Fairfield Avenue
F. C. Shaffer
W. Carmany
A. F. Richards
Ohio
C. W. Winch
Vickroy
P. W. Baer
C. C. van
Lickeingville
G. R. McLain
Marchand
G. DP. Garland
Mechanicsburg
G. Mead
New Castle
J. G. Knipple
Oakridge
A. F. Thomas
Oi Cit
A. J. Kimmal
Porter
S. B. Rohland
Salem
C. H. Riang
Timblin
N. A. Pearce
Troutville
C. R. Doverspike
Venango
H. M. Mohney
Venus
P. F. Hollensbaugh
Markets Produce and Livestock Prices From Pittsburgh and Chicago
Market reports from Pittsburgh and Chicago show mixed demand and price movement. Produce apples and potatoes in Pittsburgh remained largely steady across several varieties while livestock prices edged higher for hogs and calves, with cattle and sheep mixed. Chicago wheat futures opened higher, continuing a modest upturn driven by stock market gains and stronger overseas bids.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Alexanders
Donovhans
New Jersey
Pennsylvania Cobblers
Long Island Cobblers
Maing Cobblers
Rteady
Chicago
Liverpool
Ren Pollock Campaign for Tax Collector
Political advertisement urges voters to support Ren Pollock for Tax Collector. Mentions Ren Pollock as the candidate, references 19 and 14, and urges nomination tomorrow.
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Ren Pollock
Community Pillar Mr Allison Named in County
Mr Allison, a longstanding figure in Indiana County, is celebrated for his dedication to upholding community principles. Known for courtesy and willingness to assist, he embodies local values and neighborhood kindness.
Child prize winner portraits resemble Callender sisters
A child named James Joseph Leonard of Teleds is highlighted as the five year old who most closely resembles the Dionne sisters in a garb described as the wee prize. His mother revealed the details after the tombort was ever.
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James
Leonard
Mike
Callender
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Marcus Hook
Anker Johnson
Seaman
Bloomsburg
Nettie Townsend
Williamsport
Francis Chesney
Waynesboro
Kenneth Sheffer
Soo
Everett
James Reigle
Berlin
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Harold Bodamer
Fittsburgh
Monroe Ormes
Sally Ann
Catherine Atchko
Loffrarrock
Ralph Miller
Milesburg
Phoebe Dehaas
Wilkes-Barre
John Hajimecki
Irwin
Marks
Greenville
Elizabeth Halstead
Ryerson Station
Ralph Temple
Roy
Eleanor
Ampa
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U. S
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Model Citizen
Rockview Prison
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Cleley
Dionne
Jamey Joseph Leonard
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