Hasten adoption for steel and oil codes in crisis
Efforts of the National Recovery Administration to establish permanent industrial codes for the nations major industries face a crisis as coal barons demand the continuation of company unions. A deadlock divides Appalachian Northern operators and Western nonunion interests over bittuminous coal while hearings proceed on 25 codes. Morgan and Mellon influence dominates steel with an open shop, workers seek a 30 hour week and five dollar minimum for miners.
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Paul C. Yates
International News Service
Washington
National Recovery Administration
Morgan and Mellon
Reoe
J. P. Morgan and Company
County Treasurer Moves To Revoke Lakewood Beach Beer License
County Treasurer William O. Pitts will file a petition in court with his attorney J Glenn Berry seeking revocation of Hermine Rung's beer license at Lakewood Beach Hickory township. The action cites violations of license requirements including space and seating and alleges beer is dispensed like a bar. A show cause hearing will be set for Mrs Rung and witnesses with County
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William O. Pitts
J. Glenn Berry
Lakewood Beach
Hickory Township
Pitts
Hermine
Rung
Lawrence County
Death Blow Mystery in Cincinnati Case
John J. Henkel a 16 year old juvenile court ward confessed to killing Oliver S. Baily 27 Cincinnati social figure with a punch. Police suspect a bludgeon caused the death. Baily's body found in Lovers Lane woods. Henkel fled in Baily's car to Mississippi but was captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Henkel
Cincinnati
Oliver S. Baily
Cincinnati Social
Shenango river praised as fine fishing spot in district
George Williams of Croton avenue fished Shenango river and brought home nine pounds of carp. Clyde Barry of Greenwood Memorial Park shows off fine tobacco plants in his garden. Two large trucks with Rhode Island licenses were spotted on South street. Old Timers Association set Cascade Park event for August 16. Foggy mornings slow county travel. An official mixed up Home Loan Bank and Home Owners Loan Corporation at a banquet.
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George Williams
Croton Avenue
Shenango River
Clyde Barry
Greenwood Memorial Park
South Street
Rhode Island
Government
Home Loan Bank
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Daily Weather Report for 24-Hour Period End Morning
US weather statistics show a maximum temperature of 71 and a minimum of 63 with 0.34 inches of precipitation. River stage stands at 3.7 feet. Year-ago figures recorded a 75 degree high, 57 degree low, and 0.16 inches of rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Missionary conference in progress at New Wilmington
The annual United Presbyterian mission conference near New Wilmington closes Saturday morning after eight days. Attendance peaked at 3,000 last Sunday with 425 delegates from the tri state district western New York and other points. Featured events included Thursdays pageant The Fakir of the Luncheon with Dr R R Stewart and others from Gordon college New Concord Ohio James Brown Pittsburh Xenia seminary Dr and Mrs Robert Hockman newly appointed Ethiopian medical missionaries and Dr H L Finley of Affiat hospital Egypt. Friday's closing program includes short addresses.
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United Presbyterian Missionary Conference
New Wilmington
Tri-State
New York
India
R. R. Stewart
Gordon College
William Minteer
New Concord
James Brown
Pittsburgh-Xenia Seminary
Robert Hockman
United Presbyterian Church
Ethiopia
H. L. Finley
Affiat Hospital
Egypt
West Virginia Slayer Brill Hanged With Innocence Claim
Homer Brill a 21 year old blond homeless man was hanged at the West Virginia State Penitentiary for the murder of Mrs Love Burch and her daughter Esther seven in a robbery netting six copper cents Brill proclaimed I am absolutely innocent as the noose closed upon him In a silent scene witnesses heard his final words I never killed anyone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Moundsville
W. V
Homer Brill
Brill
State Penitentiary
Love Burch
Esther
Fatally Injured Child After Swing Failure in Sharon
Ann Louise Kahl aged 7 died in Sharon Pennsylvania when an iron bar on a play swing broke and fell striking her neck. Authorities reported the accident occurred today as the girl played at a local park.
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International News Service
Sharon, Pa
Ann Louise Kahl
German Professor Neubeck Hangs Self in Trial Amid Mismanagement Charges
LEIPZIG August 11. Prominent German figures who died by their own hand include Professor Neubeck director of the Central German Radio. He hanged himself in his cell while awaiting trial on mis management charges.
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International
Leipzig
Germany
Professor Neubeck
Central German Radio
Blonde tigress of Chicago linked to robberies and murder
In Chicago on August 11 victims continue identifying Eleanor Jarman known as the blonde tigress. Police list George Kennedy and Leo Minnci as accomplices, with 25 more victims to be questioned. They face murder charges in the Hoeh killing as Jarman denies the accusations.
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International News Service
Chicago
Eleanor Jarman
Austin
George Kennedy
Leo Minncci
Gustav Hoeh
West Side
Robert
Horned Toad Found in Lincoln Avenue Backyard
Dr. C. G. Farr of Lincoln avenue found a horned toad in his yard while mowing. The creature, native to hot dry regions of Texas and Arizona, may have escaped from a nearby residence. Farr nearly ran it over before discovering it in the grass. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Wilson return home after weeks with relatives in Blairsville, Pa.
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C. G. Farr
Lincoln Avenue
Texas
Arizona
Farr
Feds shift focus in $80,000 bogus money ring case
Federal agents moved the investigation to Mercer county and Grove City after finding plates and fake notes. Five arrests have been made and bills traced to California, New York, Philadelphia, and Chicago. The counterfeit ring allegedly operated across Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and Ohio.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Federal Secret Service
Mercer County
Pennsylvania
Grove City
Federal Reserve
C. A. Landvoigt
Secret Service
California
Tri-State
Governor Pinchot Observes 68th Birthday Quietly
Milford Pennsylvania August 11 Governor Gifford Pinchot marks his 68th birthday on his Pike county estate with a quiet natal day observance. He plans to return to the capitol early next week.
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International News Service
Milford
Pike County
Gifford Pinchot
Capitol
Miner Killers Draw Life For Murder Of Girl
In Jonesboro Illinois on August 11 four of five Du Quoin coal miners received life terms for the murder of 14 year old Laverne Miller. Emery Albers got 40 years. The four life terms went to Sam Ferro Barney Bosetto Otis Battaglia and Robert Shingleton after a jury conviction following hours of deliberation. Gunmen killed the girl with a fusillade at her home during a violent union feud.
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International News Service
Jonesboro
Ill
du Quoin
Laverne Miller
Emery Albers
Sam Ferro
Barney Bosetto
Otis Battaglia
Robert Shingleton
Forty Thieves win suspended sentences in Jeannette plea
In Jeannette Pennsylvania four youths known as The Forty Thieves were granted two year suspended sentences after pleading guilty to a long list of minor robberies. The youths were William Schrock 19 Carl Zelan chosky 18 Jerome Scott 17 and Kratchvil 18.
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Jeannette
William Schrock
Carl Zelanchosky
Jerome Scott
Kratchvil
Grove City hospital seeks 50 percent patient increase
At Grove City Pennsylvania a hospital appeals for more patients to boost profits. The plea urges a 50 percent rise in patient numbers as other facilities face excess capacity.
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Grove City
Grove City Hospital
Balbo Armada Hopes to Resume Return Flight at Dawn
General Italo Balbo and crews of the Italian air armada wait in Lisbon for a dawn departure to Ostia. The 1,300 mile nonstop flight to Rome is planned for tomorrow with no intermediate stops.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Italo Balbo
Rome
Ostia
Italy
Prohibition Chief Claims Subordinates Double Crossed Him
Major A. V. Dalrymple, former Prohibition director, alleged graft and deception by subordinates in the bureau. He cited permits issued to five racketeering breweries in New Jersey and Pennsylvania without his knowledge and pressed for their removal.
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International News Service
Washington
Prohibition Bureau
A. V. Dalrymple
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Dalrymple
Tram Wegman
John D. Pennington
Philadelphia
Wegman
Pennington
Dalyrmple
Resignation Likely of Home Loan Board Chairman
Washington reports the imminent resignation of William F. Stevenson of South Carolina as chairman of the Home Loan Bank board. Stevenson recently returned from a South vacation and his status alongside A. E. Hutchinson, longtime associate, draws scrutiny amid nepotism rules and possible congressional inquiry.
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International News Service
Washington
William F. Stevenson
South Carolina
Home Loan Bank Board
Stevenson
Franklin W. Fort
New Jersey
South
A. E. Hutchinson
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Home Loan
Roosevelt and Cuba policy debated in warning tone
In a pointed opinion from Santa Monica, the writer challenges U.S. leadership over Cuba urging that threats require action. The piece argues the United States kept itself as guardian in Cuba and the Philippines, implying ongoing control despite calls for independence and sugar trade removal.
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Santa Monica
Cal
Mr. Roosevelt
Cuba
Philippines
Young Man Killed in Auto Crash Near Sharon Pennsylvania
Charles Colins, 25, died instantly and Misses Rilla Holbaugh and Dorothy Stuart were badly injured when Colins car collided with a car driven by Francis Swain of Hartford Ohio at an Ohio road intersection near Sharon.
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International News Service
Sharon
Charles Colins
Rilla Holbaugh
Dorothy Stuart
Collins
Francis Swain
Hartford
Ohio
Here
Mass meeting on code learning for grocers and dealers
Mass meeting of the retail grocers and meat dealers of Lawrence county and northern Beaver county under sponsorship of the New Castle and Lawrence County Retail Grocers and Meat Dealers Association to learn about the code they must prepare and operate under the National Industrial Recovery Act will be held this evening at 8 30 o'clock D S T in the county courthouse. G Everett Anderson president will preside. Charlies H Von Tagen of Philadelphia director of organization and advertising for the Pennsylvania Retail Merchants Association will deliver the principal address.
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Lawrence County
Beaver County
New Castle and
County Court House
G. Everett Anderson
New Castle
Two Killed And Four Injured In Bus Auto Crash
In Plymouth Indiana on August 11 a school bus en route from a Century of Progress exhibition in Chicago to Sidney collided head on with a small coupe at Inwood. Two people died William Motter 25 Lima Ohio driver of the coupe and Mrs Elsie Poland Sidney Indiana wife of the bus driver. Four others were injured in the crash.
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International News Service
Plymouth
Ind
Chicago
Sidney
Inwood
Here
William Motter
Lima
Elsie Poland
Death Record of Emma Priscilla Winger
Mrs. Emma Priscilla Winger, 73, of New Wilmington, died recently. The obituary notes her long life, family ties, and local residence.
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Emma Priscilla Winger
New Wilmington
Liberal Party to Urge Leave Appoint General Herrera
The Liberal Party plans to urge President to appoint General Alberto Herrera. Editor’s note reports William K. Hutchinson, Washington IN S staff, arrived in Havana to cover the Cuban situation with his first dispatch.
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Alberto Herrerra
William K. Hutchinson
Washington
International News Service
Havana
United States
Cuba confronts Machado as party urged leave of absence
Havana reports a cabinet reshuffle proposal and call for Machado to take a leave of absence. The Liberal party sought Alberto Herrera as secretary of state, with cabinet changes to be coordinated with U S envoy Sumner Welles amid ongoing streetcar bombing injuries and U S intervention fears.
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Machado
Alberto Herrera
Pary
United States
Sumner Welles
Change of Scene Lifts Spirits With Short Trips
The piece advises readers to take short trips, even a weekend away, to refresh. It emphasizes that a new scene, whether close or far, can rejuvenate, with warm weather noted at ninety three degrees. Regular staff can benefit from a quick getaway to reset.
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Lewis
Oliver
Baily
PA Newc
Cascade Park
Old Timers Association
Daily Weather Report
Missionary ‘Conference
West Virginia
Mother
Sharon Girlls
Mrs
Bandit
Pinchot
Newssbriefs
Oil City
South Penn Oil Company
Tidewater Pipe Company
Lindberghs
Julianehaab
Greenland
Charles A. Lindbergh
Reykjavik
Iceland
Europe
Columbus
Washington,Pa
Gladys Ellis
Katherine Connor
Parsons Avenue
Congressional Inquiry Into ‘Affairs’ of Home Loan
McMought Syndicate
Ine
Young Man
Ohio Line
Everette Anderson
Liberal Party
Gerardo Machado
Tim
Arthur Mometer
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