Shelley Has Conference With Margiotti On State Probe Plans
Shelly and his aide Alior met with Charles J. Margiotti in Pittsburgh to discuss amending the grand jury petition for the Earle administration graft probe. Margiotti expressed confidence the ground jury inquiry will proceed under court directions and stressed adherence to Supreme Court stipulations. Shelley said the grand jury has power to begin a probe but will follow the court’s instructions.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Carl B. Sheer
Dauphin County
Earle
Charles J. Margioth
Shelley
Alior
Tarsiatlnapey
Harrisburg
Preme Court
Tus Perino
Sneliy
Margiota
Erstadn
Grand Jury
Shelves
Bakery Truck Drivers Strike Halts Western Pennsylvania Baking
In western Pennsylvania the bakery drivers strike began with picketing as union leader Ralph E. Thorn said deliveries would continue to hospitals and institutions. The walkout affected Butter, Greensburg, Beaver Falls, Washington and New Kensington areas while managers stated they would not resume operations until a settlement. Wages were not in dispute and the union pressed for a closed shop, unity rights, and use of the union label on all wrapped products.
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Western Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Ralph E. Thorn
George E. Frazier
Greensburg
Beaver Falls
Washington
New Kens Dwaton
Anti New Deal Candidates Set To Be Opposed In Primaries
The piece notes anti New Deal candidates emerging against Senator Pal Afc Cartan in Nevada and lists Dr. John Worupry and Albert Hubiard as opponents. It discusses White House endorsements for various Senate leaders and the national party split over Roosevelt administration policies. It mentions James A. Farley facing headaches over primaries and plans a western trip including national parks and Alaska. It highlights Maryland races as tests of Democratic sentiment toward the New Deal.
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Nevada
Pal Afc-' Cartan
q@ninistraton
John Worupry
State Board of Health
Albert Hubiard
Reno Atterney
McCar
Viand
Georgia
White House
Burkiey
Senate
Kentucky
Yace
A. B.happy
Chandler
Mr Adea
California
Dolly
Wisconsin
Elmer Thomas
Roosevelt
Pacific Coast
Kentuck
Oklahoma
Whch
James A. Fi
Farley
Pennsylvania
New Deal
Big Jim
National Parks
West
Alaska
Maryland
Tych
Lewis
Relief Board Dinner Bridges Gaps With Employes Meeting
A dinner at The Castleton hotel on Wednesday night June 1 brought Lawrence County Relief Board members and employes together. D J Albert chaired as speeches were made and employes discussed their problems with the board, aiming for a better mutual understanding of issues. The text notes the fuel bus of U S 1937 cost over 294 million dollars.
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Lawrence County Relief
Castleton
D. J. Albert, Dent
Lawrence County Reet Employes Association
U S
Y Secretaries Gather For Central Western Penn campus Conference
General secretaries from all Young Men's Christian Associations in central Western Pennsylvania will attend a full day conference at Camp Fred L. Rentz near New Castle. Host Robert L. Meermans expects 29 or more executives. The program opens at 10 a.m. with officer elections and continues to noon, followed by a camp inspection in the afternoon led by George D. Wheeler of New Kensington.
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Central Western
Pennslvania
Fred L. Rentz
New Castle
Slippery Rock Creek
Robert L. Meermans
Naval Academy graduates urged to broaden minds beyond service
President, addressing the Naval Academy graduation, notes midshipmen must complete a broad reading program to extend mental training beyond technical curriculum. He urges future officers to stay adaptable and become well rounded American citizens, stressing knowledge outside their specialty.
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Claude Swanson
Gim
Tras Hall
Naval Academy
Graduation and obituaries amid Navy highlights and local deaths
Graduation notes celebrate 435 graduates with 383 commissioned as ensigns and 26 as second lieutenants in the Marine Corps. Death notices honor Barrett, Donald Lamont Thompson, Annie Barnes Mathews, and Mary Barnes, with details on services, interments, and survivors. Local church rites and memorials accompany the legacy of community figures.
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Joan Elmer Dacey
Biloxi
Jine
Navy
Marine Corps
Hoover Arrives to Take Charge of Case Amid Kidnap Report
Federal agents and Miami police pursued a mass questioning scene after a child abduction case linked to a gang. G men and sheriffs discussed arrests of three held, while 30 others were questioned and sent to county jails. Investigators examined ransom notes, brown wrapping paper, and a shoe box, and searched swampy rivers with boat crews for clues.
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Hoover
Varius
Sherves
Miami
Campbell
Brexton
Shy Ines
TL P.moor
J. Edgar Foo
Federal Department
Frey
Cassinssee
Thom Moury
Fider
Man who shot self dies at New Castle Hospital
Stanley Antkowski, 58, who shot himself at 522 Denver Avenue, Wardnesday, died in the late afternoon at New Castle Hospital. Efforts to reach his wife in Aliquippa were under way and no funeral arrangements were announced. Meanwhile Gotties decorate apartments with clips and brooches.
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Stanley Antkowski
Denver Avenue
Wardnesday
New Castle Hospital
Aliquippa
Concession Stand Fire Destroys Local Stand
Fire destroyed a concession stand near the old Witlray Iron furnace at Rose Point shortly before magn today. The blaze damaged the building and its contents. owners Buf White and I HR. Ore of the Sliver Supper operated the stand. No loss estimate available early afternoon. firefighters remained cautious due to distance.
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Ray Park
Witlray
Rose Point
Buf White
Cmd
Troops Hold Position on Czech Frontier Amid Frontline Tensions
Reports indicate German artillery near Vienna and Czechoslovak units placed in garrisons behind the frontier. Observers say troop strength remains undetermined as forces reinforce the border amid shifting lines and uncertain deployments.
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Qeservers
Bern
Vienna
Visitors to Conduct Service at Mission
Visitors gather for a service at the mission tonight. The visiting group plans to offer prayers and support for missing individuals as several members participate in the planned observance.
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Tonnight
Rhosds
Mayor McGrath Raises Question About City Meeting
Mayor Charles E McGrath voiced uncertainty about the Dunne council meeting at the town hall today. He suggested a department of streets may have completed work already, though details were unclear and timing remained in doubt.
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Dunne Coun
Ell, Hall
Charles E McGrath
Department of Streets
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