Legislature Deadlock Persists Over Tax Relief Funds
Harrisburg June 3 The divided General Assembly remains deadlocked over tax reductions and biennial appropriations while pushing for adjournment next week The state government and relief programs continue operating with on hand funds and last weeks 96 263 000 allocation. Senate approved a 2 000 000 temporary appropriation to avert pay cuts for about 20 000 state employees on June 12. Major bills totaling 184 000 000 for state government and 131 390 000 for relief stay in committee amid Senate House amendments. The impasse could delay passage of key measures as leaders seek quick agreement before adjournment.
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Public Assistance Department
Une
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House
Leo A. Achireman
Proposed Powers for President Jolts Rise in Congress Notes
A clipped wartime style item discusses new emergency powers for the president, with references to Congress and the War Department. The fragment hints at tighter control and federal action amid a national emergency, suggesting stricter mechanisms and potential executive oversight.
Rejecting Efforts for Jap Appeasement
The American government rejected appeasement of Japan outlining it would betray China and echo a Munich pact. It asserts policy favors resisting aggression and equal commercial relation rights, but says war with Nippon is not inevitable. President Roosevelt’s omission of Japan is cited to pressure conservative elements toward Germany and shield navy plans from German misinterpretation.
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Munich
America
United States
Nippon Empire
Roosevelt
Germany
Great Britain
Navar Fallon
Airlfare
Announcement of Plant Resumption At Local Tin Works
The plant, last operated on a plant wide basis in 1939, resumes with the tin house active now. About 630 workers are employed, reconditioning has begun, rolls and equipment repairs proceed, and full operation is slated for June 18. The restart will boost city purchasing power and reemployment after months of idleness.
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Tin Mau
Union High to Graduate 99 Students Friday Evening
Union Township High School will hold its annual commencement exercises Friday evening with 99 students marching to receive diplomas. John Guild Nesbitt of Grove City College will give the main address, and Jay G. Rudolph will present diplomas. Program includes processional, selections by the orchestra, readings, and benediction.
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Union Township High School
John Guild Nesbitt
Grove City College
Jay G. Rudolph
Margaret Thomson
Joan Guild Nesbitt
Why Women Spend Millions on Cosmetics
San Francisco report from Thinrnternational News Service cites Dr. Merlin T. R. Maynard of Stanford Medical School explaining cosmetics appeal stems from lubrication and color alteration needs. He traces skin care’s roots back thousands of years to Egyptian and Egyptian Roman eras, noting Hollywood now leads cosmetic art with America advancing the field most.
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Thinrnational News Service
San Francisco
Merlin T. R. Maynard
Stanford Medical School
Maynard
Deaths of the Day Funeral Services Noted
Funeral notices report services for Mrs. Laura McFarland in Mercer county Wilmington township. Jack Jones in Lawrence County Home. Gloria Senko at St Marys church. Reid F. Sager at Leyde Mortuary Highland and Winter. Pallbearers named. interments in Fair Oaks Graceland St Marys cemeteries.
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McFarland
Laura McFarland
James
Wilmington Township
Mercer County
J. Ralph Neale
United Presbyterian Church of
New Wilmington
K. W. McFarland
Walter Dick
Wallace Dick
Walter McFarland
Dick Garrett
James Byers
David Thompson
Fair Oaks Cemetery
James Faners
Lawrence County
Jack Jones
Jano Earl Myers, Jr
Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church
Senko
Gloria Senko
East Long Avenue
St. Mary's Church
M. P. Hinnebusch
Willam F. Galvin
St. Mary's Cemetery
Walter Henzel
John Honzak
John Small
Ted Domrad
Dorothy Mundziak
Stella Henzel
Rising Star club meeting postponed and community notices
Local groups schedule varied events through the week. The Rising Star club meeting is postponed this week. Elks Council and Scout troop 14 plan evening gatherings. Belhe A M E junior church rehearses Always in Trouble and a Booker T. Washington Center film night offers two pictures with no admission. Good Neighbors Missionary society meets at Moravia street home, senior choir meets at Second Baptist Church. Copper production data note 1990 figures from Venus Bureau.
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Belhe A. M. E
Corinne Garside
Moravia Street
Booker T. Washington Community Center
ELKS
Elks Box
Homer Street
Scout Mithell
Sentor
Second Baptist Church
Major Break In Shipyard Strike
The San Francisco Bay area faces a major shift as 5,000 skilled metal workers were ordered by the Bay Cities Metal Trades Council to resume work at Bethlehem Shipbuilding yards after a defense mediation board recommendation. Machinists planned to picket but many were expected to return by tomorrow, ending a 33 day stalemate over cruiser and destroyer contracts for the Navy.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Bay
Bethelehem Shipbuilding Company
Defense Mediation Board
Bethlehem
Bay Cities
Moto! Trades Council
American Federation of Labor Crafts
Navy Department
Frances Perkins
Max Schmeling Alive After Battle of Crete Injury
Berlin June 3 Former world heavyweight boxing champion Max Schmeling hospitalized in Athens after sprained left ankle and heat stroke from Crete battle. He describes parachute drops, British fire, and his recovery progress while denying earlier death reports. He notes still feeling weak but improving.
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International
Berlin
Max Schimelwe
Germany
Max
Schumeling
Folster
Jane
Schmeling
Crete
City Playgrounds Opening June 16 in New Castle
New Castle officials announce city playgrounds officially open Monday June 16. WPA recreational director Frank A. Leonard told the city Recreation Board at City Mall that the board and Dr Arthur B. Foster seek council support for better playgrounds this summer. WPA recreational division staff will visit next week to train supervisors.
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New Castle
Frank A. Leonard
WPA
British Planes Bomb Germany In Night Raids
RAF night raiders struck western and northern Germany including Berlin, killing and injuring civilians, damaging buildings, and leaving several missing as German reports claimed three British planes shot down. British fighters attacked German targets along coast and inland as American officer with RAF reportedly strafed two German Messerschmitts on the ground.
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R.A.F
Germany
Berlin
British
Air Ministry
RAF
Successor to Justice Hughes Eyed for Court Post
Reporting from Washington indicates Franklin D Roosevelt may promote Justice Jackson to the Supreme Court after Chief Justice Hughes retires. Debate centers on Jackson's experience, with others urging Associate Justices Frankfurter, Stone, Black, and Reed as possible replacements. Potential solicitor general candidates include Acheson Fahy Cohen and Corcoran, all awaiting the President's decision.
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Roosevelt
Bill W
Supreme Court
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Reed
Frankforter
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Murphy
James Clark McReynolds
James F. Byrnes
Mc Reynolds
Senate
George Washington
International News Service
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Stone
Hugo Black
Albama
Kuo Klux Klan
High Court
Justice Black
Biddle
New Deal
Dean Acheson
Connecticut
Charles Fahy
Georgia
Acheson
Justice Frankfurner
Fahy
Hopkins
Europe
Frankfurter
Benjamin C. Cohen
Cohen and Corcoran
Cohen
United States
London
Joan G. Winant
Brand Trust
Pranner
Thomas G. Corcoran
Washington
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