Resume Duties Pending Start Of Coal Hearing
Governor Pinchot urges Frick Company to stay closed until Tuesday as a safeguard while Western Pennsylvania’s bituminous mines face a reopening dispute. Payette County workers vote to return to work amid walkouts spanning two weeks and involving thousands. John L. Lewis and district leaders push to resume production despite unsettled negotiations.
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Frick Company
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Local News Briefs Include Patrols And Troop Movements
PA NEWC OBSERVES lights gleaming over Ubeelly after dark. A patrol arrest for drunkenness ends with a suspect taken to police headquarters. Troop F horses depart for Mt. Gretin for two weeks of training. State highway sites offer pull-off spots for motorists to view the scenery along the Mondsta highway. Mayday calendar notes and local observations from the scene.
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Mt. Giretin
Dia
Mondsta Wieln
State Highway Department
Mayn
Daily Weather Report for Nine O'clock Morning
Periods show maximum temperatures around 82 and minimum near 60 with no precipitation. River stage elevated to about ten inches, and a later nine o'clock Sunday reading lists a high near 86 and a low around 58 with no precipitation.
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Mastin
Coal arbiters and the Roosevelts’ coal field board
The coal arbitration board appointed by President Roosevelt to settle disputes in Pennsylvania coal fields will rule on issues as operators and miners reach settlements. Led by Gerard Swope of General Electric and George Berry of the pressmen’s union, the panel will decide disputes once coal caps are adopted after the previous strike threatened 200,000 jobs and halted 50,000 more.
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Pennsylvania Coal Felds
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Gerard Swope
Top
General Electric Co
Louis Kirstein
Bos
George Berry
Pressmen's Union
Two Killed In Auto Accidents
International News Service reports weekend auto accidents across the state left two dead and 27 injured. Philadelphia and Wilkes Barre each had one fatality. Harrisburg saw eleven injuries. Other incidents occurred in Uniontown and Be nton, with various injuries and a tonsil operation noted at a local hospital.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Wilkes~ Barre
Welnby
Uniontown
Public Works Plan Aims To Peak Novem On Jobs
Washington officials say the large public works program funded at 3.3 billion dollars will peak around November 1 and stay strong through winter. The Public Works Council, led by Roosevelt appointees, is aligning projects to boost employment and speed recovery, with over a billion allocated though much work remains to approve plans and select projects.
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Time Public Works
International News Service
Washington
Public Works, Council
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Secrovary of Interior
Ickes
Public Works Council
Public Works Board
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Paid Volunteer Firemen Share In Foreign Tax
Council met in the city Building today and adopted legislation authorizing the equal distribution of about $16,500 between the Paid Firemen's Association and the auibese Firemen's Relief Association. The money was sent to the city treasurer over the past ten years by the state from the two percent tax.
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Auibese Firemen's Relief Association
Virginia Stone Wins Pennsylvania Scholarship
Miss Virginia Stone of North Liberty Street, a New Castle senior high graduate, won the Lawrence County scholarship after the May 5 competitive exam. She will receive $100 per year for four years at an accredited Pennsylvania college, contingent on attendance and satisfactory grades. The statewide contest involved 2,425 graduates from 546 public high schools and 40 private secondary schools.
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Harrisburg
James N. Rule
Virginia ‘Stone
North Liberty Street
New Castte Senior High
Lawrence County
Pennsylvania
Dn County High
Sehoals
Strikes Adrift in Santa Monica Letter to the Editor
A fragmentary letter from Spectal to The News in Santa Monica argues that weekly plans from administration aim to settle disputes fairly by government action. The writer defends unions and warns strikes hurt those with no role in the call, acknowledging broad industry coalition yet urging last-resort use.
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Cab
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Rog Supervisors Not Entitled To Fee Court Decides
In the appeal of W J Edwards from Mahoning township auditors report Judge Hildebrand ruled road supervisors Milo D Paden Joseph J Kuhn and J A Gibson were surcharged 91 50 for attending meetings. He found no dishonesty or concealment but held the meeting fee illegal. The opinion notes exceptions about expenditures and statement completeness. Continued on page two.
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W. J. Edwards
Mahoning Township
RB. L. Hildebrand
Milo D. Paden
Joseph J. Kuhn
J. A. Gibson
Edwards
Italo Americans Plan Dual Fete At Cascade Park
Italian American residents of New Castle and Lawrence County prepare for the first annual Italian Day on August 15. Masses at St Vitus church open the day, with a parade to Cascade Park, where speakers may include Judge Musmanno or Charles Margiotti, plus a large fireworks display, contests, dancing, and park attractions.
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New Castle
Lawrence County
St. Vitus
Couny
St. Vitus’ Church
Nenue
DeMita
Musmanno
Pittsburgh
Charles Margiotti
Punxsutawney
Asnis Attacks Security Chief Pick Noted by Governor
Philadelphia attorney Charles B. Asnis dismissed Tom the state securities commission by Governor Gifford Pinchot denounces the security’s appointment of Jere C. West to the post as simply a phonograph record. Close calls, capsize, and accident notes sprawl through the rest of this digest including a Prouts Neck swimmer’s near tragedy and a parachute fatality in Aurora.
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Philadelphia
Charles &. Asnis
Tom
Experts Called By Roosevelt To Hyde Park Home
President Roosevelt holds a quiet meeting at Hyde Park with professors George Warren of Cornell and James H. Rodgers of Yale and monetary expert James Warburg. The talks focus on the dollar purchasing power while no policy shift is announced. Morgenthau reports on the Geneva wheat conference as Hull and Morgenthau's roles merge with domestic agricultural and foreign relations aims.
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George Warren
Cornell
James H. Rodgers
Yale
James Warburg
London
Warren
Rodgers
Washington
Treasury
White House
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Latin America
Geneva
Henry Morgenthau Sr
Hull
Morgantheau
Death Record Notices From Ohio and Indiana Areas
Brief death notices list four individuals with ages and locations including Benjamin King aged 4 from Youngstown Ohio Maury Frances Carpenter aged 7 from Wampum Pennsylvania Belinda Yalin aged 76 from Ellwood City Indiana.
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Benjamin King
Youngstown
Ohio
Maury Frances Carpenter
Wampum
Belinda Yalin
Ellwood City
Constable Kills Youthful Robber in Springdale Shootout
John Lonnie, 24, once detained in Nebraska for extortion and the Lindbergh baby case, was shot and killed while attempting to rob Constable Ray Hertel of Springdale. Lonnie’s brother Carl aided after the shooting but lied to police. authorities say Lonnie threatened with a gun before Hertel fired twice.
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S International News Service
Pittsburge
John Lonnie
Nebraska
Ray Hertel
Springdale
Lonnie
Carl
Po-Lce
Petters
Hertel
Joli Sonnie
Citizens’ General Hospital
New Hensington
John
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Two Aliquippa Girls Drowned In Canal Water
Two Aliquippa girls Adel Yates 16 and Ross Latone 14 drowned while swimming at four feet of water. Adel held Rose when both sank into a deep hole. Attempts to revive them failed. Bodies taken to Aliquippa mortuary.
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Uternirional News Service
Aliquippa
Adell
Rose
Hoth
Aliquippa Mortuary
French Fliers Rossi and Codos Near Record Miles
Maurice Rossi and Paul Codos, French distance fliers, pushed toward a non stop world record route from Roosevelt Field with reports placing them near Beirut and Damascus. The Air Orient line cited about 5100 miles flown, 240 miles shy of the 5340 mile record as officials awaited confirmation.
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Joseph le Brix
Maurice Rossi
Paul Cotios
O. R. Gaylord
G. E. Nicholetts
England
London
Capetown
Africa
Karachi
India
New York
Roosevelt Field
F. M. International News Service
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Paris
Damascus
Syria
Pir
Rayack
Beirut
Paul Cados
Mme. Rossi
Air Orient Company
Aleppo
Paul Codas
Alr Orent
Mediterranean Sea
Cyprus
Rhodes
Paul Codos
France
Rhodes Island
Sunday Relaxation and Lazy Leisure Reflections
A reflective column describes Sundays as days to rest from work, enjoy cooling drinks, and soak in sunshine. It notes Monday brings renewed activity, order, and industry pace, contrasting the tranquil Sunday with busy weekday life. The piece mentions a childlike calm and a casual mood of leisure.
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