Subway Flooded By Broken Main
Traffic halted as water rose after a broken 20 inch main flooded streets and tunnels in New York region. Workers pumped underground tunnels, diverting millions of daily riders. Train service halted in Steinway tunnel, amid basements filling and widespread confusion across Manhattan and Queens.
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New York
Seersrygen
Spreearty
Kleen
New Yorker
Steinway Tunnel
Rnter
Manhattan
Queens
Tran le
Miners Wage Talk Opens With Federal Figures In Play
The coal miners and operators resume wage talks in Atlantic City with federal figures as key evidence. Officials say statistics will shape debates on worker hazards production and wages while miners’ leader John J. Lewis meets with Ellis Searles. no operators’ committeemen are present. The report notes a separate Western League pennant race with under 40 points separating the four first-division clubs.
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International News
Servie
Atlantic City
Italy
Mine Operators’ Committee
John J. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Miners’ Committee
Ellis Searles
United Mine Workers Journal
Boy Injured When Auto Struck Milk Wagon on East Washington
Numerous weekend and Sunday crashes reported to police. John and Jonge Lee, milk delivery brothers, were east on East Washington Street when an auto cut in front and toppled the milk wagon. John Lee was thrown and injured. officers recovered the horse. Motorist’s number not obtained. Other incidents: Steve Volosko colliding with John Hasatine near Jefferson Playground. Volosko's car damaged. Hasatine treated for minor head injury. Several other vehicles damaged in separate minor collisions. a service truck and a few cars involved on North Jefferson, East Street, and Highland Avenue. Community notices include meeting details and reprinted questions about efficiency and rest.
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John
Jonge Lee Brothers
Chapman Chair
East Washington Street
Ehead
Johnson Lee
Morner
Lynch
Harper
Steve Volosko
Moravia Street
Jefferson Street
Carnerie Play-Grounds
John Sahastine
South Jefferson Street
New Castle Hospital
W. EE. Weller
Mercer
North Jefferson
Grant Streets
PL & 9
Zeigler
Virgil Hartzell
Sheridan Avenue
East Street
Ohio
Burgess LeMonte
West Liberty Street
Pittsburgh
M. Greenfield
Oakland Avenue
Liberty Street
Matilda Voreani
West Homa Street
Highland Avenue
Dean
Norman Perry
Sutton Street
Lyndal and
Harrison Streets
Plaingrove W. G. T. U Meets With Mrs Clyde McCommon
The Plaingrove W. G. T. U. met with Mrs. Clyde McCommon on Wednesday July 8. The president led devotionals and a brief business meeting. Mrs Nellie McNulty supervised mothers meetings and led the program focusing on timely rest as a saver of time.
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Plaingrove
Clyde McCommon
Nellie McNulty
Local residents visit friends and relatives in area
Squire and Mrs C C Boyd and others from Pulaski spend Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs John Boyd who were in an accident July 4. Numerous visits occur across Warren Beaver New Castle Grove City and Ellwood City with many guests and weekend stays.
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Squire
C. C. Boyd
Paul McClenahan
Betty
Jean
Slippery Rock Rock
John Boyd
M. J.bava
Tommy
HK. Bayd
Princeton
Dale Simpson
Beaver
Charles Simpson
William Sarvey
Pittsburgh
William Archibald
Carol
East Palestine
Mary Prather
Sharles
Warren
Samual Tomer
Aileen Hyde
New Castle
Dorothy Meek
W. FP. Kane
Warren and
Niles
O. J. Layton
Marjorie
Feye
Grove C
C. A. Carlson
Youngstown
New Wilmington
Clarence Christine
Ohio
William Wherry
Earl Fulton
Adrian Schultz
H. H. Knox
Vida Johnson
West Mid- Idnesex
Fred Wallace
B. F. Mitcheltree
K. C. Havas
J. ¢. Adams
Virginia
Jack
Cag~cade Park
A. W. Graham
Gertrudevans
Lyle Hunter
W. A. Ayers
Marie Winterswig
James Stowe
Grove City
Havery Winters
Fred Myers
Alberta
J. FP. Myers
Henry Miller
G. FE. Taratt
Liss Mabelle Wilson
Ellwood City
Taura Wilson
Taul Merchant
G_ Smith
Louise Thompson
Akron
Marian Michaels
Geneva College
Charles Michaels
Misa
April Baker
Tog
W. Kane
Lawrence Mitcheltree
Joseph Evans
Wess
C. C. Sweesy
Marian
J. W. Smith
Bears Lose Garbage But Stay In Yosemite
Yosemite Park officials report ongoing garbage dump issues threaten local bears of the Amalgamated Brotherhood of Black Brown and Cinnamon Bears. Superintendent M. Albright of Yellowstone proposes relocation if Yosemite fails to restore the dump. Albright opposes installing incinerators that would harm bear life and happiness. note from W. R. Lewis of Yosemite remains pending.
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Yosemite
F International News Service
Yosemite National Park
Cal
Brotherhond
Home M. Albright
Yellowstone National Park
Yellowstone
Albright
W. R. Lewis
Yosemite bears stay in park amid cross state talk
A report notes Yosemite National Park officials insist bears will remain within the park borders despite claims by officials in Yellowstone. The piece also mentions local obituaries and social notes from Ellwood City and surrounding areas, including visits and a long journey by two young baseball fans from Chicago to New York. International news from Dagestan reports crop and livestock damage in Hasan Yourt district, affecting two villages and several families.
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Moscow
Hasan Yourt
Daghestan
Caucasus
Butter Eggs And Poultry Market Prices
New York market notes on July 13 show live poultry firm with broilers in the 25-37 range, ducks 20-24, fowls roosters 1, and various creamery and cheese prices reflecting firmness and standard grades. Milk wholesale price cited at 29 dollars per 100 pounds within the 201-210 mile zone.
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New York
Juy
Creamery
Wilaconain
Pacific Coast
Gardner LAWN PARTY at First Baptist church
The Ladies Bible class taught by Mra Robert Strickler held a lawn party at the home of Mr and Mrs Prayle M Hay last Friday evening. About 40 people attended including Miss Ellen Schenck of Lynchburg Virginia and Miss Lottie Huebier of Morgantown West Virginia as special guests. Games music and refreshments were provided by the hostess assisted by Mrs Gabier Mrs Goodman Mrs Shapman and Mrs Smith. Notes mention the Benson family returning from Chicago and Mr and Mrs Clapper returning to Lewistown along with Mr and Mr Comstock later.
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Robert Strickler
First Baptist Chilch
Mra
Prayle M. Hay
Ellen Schenck
Lynchburg
Lottie Huebier
Morgantown
W. Va
Gabier
Goodman
Shapman
Smith
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Peerless Wall Paper Co
Mill St
Offutt's
W. &. Druschel
Bell Phone
East Long Avenue
NEW Castle Drug Corp
Corner Mill
North Streets
Cobi
Mrs ‘Edwin
Ormsby
Edwin S. Ormsy
Los Angeles
Ufa
Boy
Mik Wagon
J. ¢. Winder
William Snyde
Pulaski News
Dayton Hobby
Dayton
Tennecene
Joba
Beopes
Nallyea
Casca
Brother
Hartwell
J. Underraph
Dorothy Waldnes
Baltimore
Elizabeth Muse
R. H. Updegraph
Alexander
Sen
Francis
Albion
Chicago
Gardner
Benson
Clapper
Lewistown
Comstock
Two
Fit
AEG. U. Gd
PAT
Aim
New Jersey
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