Protest Meeting Sparks WPA Layoff Demonstration
About 190 WPA workers gathered in a court room Wednesday night under the Workers Alliance to protest layoffs. Joe Board chaired, with remarks by Booth, J. Dolsen of Allegheny County Workers, Mayor Charlies E. McGrath, and John Bosley of Ellwood City. Thomas Hanlon named delegate to the Right To Work Congress in Washington. A protest resolution against the layoff policy was approved.
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Workers Alliance
Joe Board
Booth
J. Dolsen
Allegheny County
Charlies EB. McGrath
Congre
John Bosley
Ellwood Cty
Organized Favor
Thomas Hanlon
Washington, D. C
Washington
Soundings to Locate Sunken Treasure Near Quilleboeuf
Paris reports soundings will be taken in the Seine near Quilleboeuf Lighthouse to locate the hulk of the Telemaque treasure ship. The vessel sank during the French Revolution while carrying gold, silver bullion, precious objects, and a Marie Antoinette necklace. An English company won salvage rights at a state auction last year, but the state retains a large share of recovered value.
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Paris
Seine River
Quilleboeuf
Telemaque
England
Marie Antoinette
Tis State
College grads have best chance says Adelphi headmaster
William Statler of Adelphi Academy told the New Jersey State Federation of Women's Clubs that a survey of 1928 to 1934 graduates shows high employment. Ninety five percent employed, two thirds find work in their fields, and about one third of men were their own bosses within eight years.
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Internarlaterl
Atlantic City
William Statler
Adelphi Academy
Brooklyn
New Jersey State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Personal Notices of Visitors and Homecomings from a City
Local notes list Eddie Mariacher visiting relatives in Telativoy and many residents returning from trips to Cleveland Erie Youngstown and Toronto. The column records family moves visits illnesses recoveries and hospital stays including Mrs J A Martin and others at various streets and towns. Also included is a brief civic fact about the vice presidency and succession.
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Eddie Mariacher
Niles
Sth
Harlansburg Road
Cleveland
Virginia Flour
Lacusy Street
Wiliam Whiteford
West Washington Street
Erie
Joseph Zambella
South Mill Street
North Liberty Street
Helen Sherwood
Sharon
Mary Jones
Reynolds Street
A. M. Fhak
Park Avenue
Janet
Franklin
J. R. Kimmel
Toronto
Jameson Mermorial Hospital
Harry Doerr
Dorothy Moore
Cunningham Avenue
New York
F. L. Heller
Sheridan Avenue
al Williams
Garfield Avenue
Syracuse
Gayle Love
Chestnnut St
Grant
Youngstown
Joan Stewart
Spruce Street
Robert Carnes
Croton Avenue
Clyde Davidson
Arthur Kegarise
English Avenue
T. J. Fletcher
Delaware Avenue
Pennsylvania Chironody Society
Harrisburg
Charles Esposito
Bronx
James Zambella
South Cedar Street
Lawrence Jones
James Birt
Smithfield Street
Conneaut
Arnold Barnsley
Ann Lewis
Lela
Hame
Ralph Johnson
Hele
Huron Avenue
Ambridge
Palt Beach
Louis Mack
Harrison Street
Anna Mae
Ashtabwa
Thomas J. Hinkson
Dewey Ave
Ed, Hill
North Bay Street
Fred Hill
North Mulberry Street
Margaret Howe
Randolph Street
Alice Tanner
Beckford Street
Marie Pack
Grand Street
Moore
Lois Jean
Midland
Richard Gorman
East Washington Street
Maxine Mercer
Har Jansburg Road
Washington, D. C
East Brook High School
John Boyle
Neshannook Avenue
New Castle Hospital
Welty
Rugh
Shadyside Academy
Pittsburgh
W. Rugh
North Jefferson Street
Roger Dorcy
East Lincoln Avenue
Ne Aigaunt
W. ¥. Vincent
Johnstown
Gettysburg
Reed McCaskey
Whippo St
Walter Conover
Pine Street
Jas. Bradford
Wilmington-avenue
Jack McMillen
Winter -Avenue
Frank Bordonaro
Beaver
Joseph Bordonaro
Margaret Bordonaro
South Mill
Stren
William Birt
Eleanor Louise
Adams Street
Charles Morgan
Miriam and
Charles, Jr
Connernut
G. L. Todd
J. W. Todd
Pulaski
Buffalo
N.Y
Ted
Wim. Todd
Gallendar
Ontario
Sarah Elder
Jack
Edward
la Jolla
Cal
W. H. Marker
Winter Avenue
Robert Anthony Evans
Nor
Wood Avenue
Northwestern University
New Kensington
Josepph Bordonaro
Betty Campbell
Moody Avenue
Lenore Fulkerson
Crayford Avenue
Betty Bloomer
Hillcrest Avenue
Gerry Flick
James Pilliphant
William
Francis and
James, Jr
Masury
Mr. McFeaters
Hospital Lyere
Alvan Sutvenson
Martin Street
Warren, O
Roy McBride
Ray
Granite City
Winais
Stevenson
George Wharter
Senate
Congress
Molotov speech reshapes Anglo Soviet talks on entente
British French and Italian observers mark Molotov's Kremlin speech as a severe blow to democratic diplomacy while London and Paris seek a bargaining frame to reassure Moscow. Berlin hails perceived setback as Britain confronts growing fears over a Russo German pivot.
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Molotov
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Italy
Germany
Kremlin
Hitler
London
Britain
France
Paris
Moscow
Soviet Union
Munich
Czecho-Slovakia
Ceremany
Berlin
Gleefwly
Ans
Mololoy
Frussia
Marriage License Applications Read Across Names and Places
A list of marriage license applications cites numerous individuals with varied hometowns including Cleveland, Youngstown, New Castle, and Ashtabula. The record notes applicants such as Clark Bennington Ellsworth, Elizabeth Bonk, Leroy Wilson, Maejor, Lawrence Sidaway, Clara Schoenfeld Howard, Martha Moran, Patsy Dilelio, Robert Morehouse, Elsie Armstrong, John Ferman, and others in Ohio regions. A separate World News brief reports the British train wreck near Hilgay, England, where six were killed and sixteen injured when the Norfolk London Express collided with a truck, derailing the engine and toppling three coaches.
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Hilgay
England
The Human Side Of The News By Edwin C Bill
The Montecristo weavers story follows Carmen as she travels to New York to see store clothes and wonders at outside world fashion. It highlights home crafts, family pride, and the contrast between traditional weaving life and modern machines, noting long hours and heat but confident that workmanship will endure.
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Edwin C. Bill
Montecristo
United States
Papal
Carmen
Mana
New York
Rural residents stay home Sundays report says
An International News Service note from Philadelphia cites U S Bureau of Public Roads data via the Keystone Automobile Club of Philadelphia. It finds rural residents average fewer trips on Sundays, while residents in counties with populations over ten thousand averaged about 90.4 miles per Sunday drive.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
U.S
Kexstone Automoapile Club
auLoisis
Couny G.a mi
Eitits
Vine “Ree Port
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