Wage-Hours Bill Pivot Moves To Break Bloc Deadlock
A surprise proposal to resolve pay differential disputes in the wage hours bill was placed before Senate and House committees by the southern bloc. It aims to offset wage increases with savings, while Interstate Commerce Commission authority and carrier costs loom. Conferees noted industry costs and potential compensation, with details pending.
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Growing Panes And Rotary Talk At Meeting
Minday June 6 1938 weekly adm letter notes an upcoming Rotary meeting with speaker Henry Weieschenk on Growing Pane. Charlie Andrews and Rotarian sponsor are mentioned with local entries at Williams, Dormon, Tul, and Clairton. Carl E Paisley secy.
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Minday
Jimé
Cartietou
Charlie Andrews
Henry Weieschenk
Charlie
Sladeshoter Ane
Butter
Boyle
Hanson
Williams
Wird Cainnet
Dormon
Tulat
Ciairton
Carl
Paisley
Sec’y
State Plans New Harris Bridge Construction Soon
A damaged clipping reports the state will build a new Harris Bridge within weeks as Mall Shaw notes potential completion by July. The bridge, destroyed earlier, would cross the Slippery River, easing detours around farms and coal yards and serving as a scenic route.
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Harris
Mgr. Shaw
Abou
Mind Departa Derta
Union High Graduation Honors Many Students in 12 Year Run
The Union High School commencement featured 15 elorenve Chambers and Wilda Si oa receiving awards amid a long list of graduates. The program included a processional Melody in F with Rubin High School orchestra, a benediction by Rev. J Calvin Rose, and remarks by Rube Bentley and G Rudolph. The ceremony closed with the senior class roll and diplomas presented by Roy F. ASSISTANT.
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Petal Recagniinen
Elorenve Chambers
Wilda Sioa
Buti
Prowran
F. Rubin
J. Calvin Rose
Rube Bentley
Gan Guy Morse Bingham
Paralysis Victim Taken To Chicago
Frederici B. Sure Jr, a 2 year old paralyzed infant, arrived in Chicago for observation after a train trip from Providence. He spent 26 months in a California hospital and was moved to his parents in Chicago for the summer before returning to Florida for winter.
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Tern Cual
Chicago
Jime
Frederici B. Sure, Jr
P. Valvely
En “Ren Jung
Billiniss Hospital
Lexdiay
Obs Wien
Provida
Snite
Disie Limited
Florida
Congress Hopes To Quit Saturday After Relief Bill
Congress faced a potential adjournment by week’s end as the Senate, in recess until Tuesday noon, eyed final passage of remaining measures including a wage hour bill and a comprehensive investigation into monopolistic trends. President Roosevelt aides remained optimistic while Republicans urged restraint on relief spending. The final vote on the relief and wage bills carried 60 to 10 after a long night session.
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Congress
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Vissitu
Barkley
Kentucky
Roosevelt
Capitol Hill
Alti-New
Relief Administration
Baccalaureate Service Sunday in Cathedral
Principal Fram L Orth leads an all day baccalaureate service in the cathedral with recital choir and Evening Prayer. The high school chorus performs with invocations and a sequence of choral works by Grieg, Barnby and Karg-Elert concluding with a postlude.
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Mal
Karg-Elert
Father Despairs of Finding Child Continues From Mage
An extended report details efforts to locate a missing child with Hoover retired and authorities unsure how to proceed. Hotel staff say no disturbances were requested, while searches by launches and power boats are planned for the island area. Federal and local officers struggle to coordinate as new developments emerge before night falls. Isabel Pardix, daughter of Frank Pardick, will graduate Sunday and has earned perfect attendance and high honors through eighth grade. She plans to enter Baden High School in September. The News By Mail offers one-year subscriptions at five dollars.
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Hiss
Ng Wah
Isabel Pardix
Ganghiter
Frank Pardick
Best South
St. School
Miss Parrick
Baden
Moffett Kin to Be Laid to Rest in New Brighton
Obituary notices recount the death of William James Moffett 32, formerly of New Castle, with services set at 505 Eighth Street New Brighton led by Rev R W Redpath. Interment in Grand View cemetery. Also notes death of Tomas Henry Broadbent 83 of 509 Blaine Street New Castle with funeral at Offutt home and burial in Mercer Pa. Additional items list local deaths and funeral details for Shirley May Jordan Myrhe, David Henry Marshall Jr, and Lyda Shirk aged 74 with services and survivors.
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New Castle
Pittsburgh
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Eighth Street
New Brighton
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Grand View Cemetery
Tomas Henry Broadbent
Blaine Street
New Castle Hospital
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Fayette
Lawrence County
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Harry
Mary E. Huckaba
Chattanooga
Tenn
John Siter
Mahoningtown
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Pa. Henry
Har Wiuren Broadbent
New Henry
Willan
Washington, D. C
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Buritgame
Calif
Joseph Il. Kelly
Steabemly, O
Made Bowles
A.W. Shick
George BE. Parker
H. M. Burr
Jos. B. Leyde Mortuary
Highland
C. H. Heaton
First
Baptist
Graceland Cemetery
Aroma Of Onions Noted By Police At Station
An odd scent of onions around the station drew police attention today while officers explained the cap and a clothespin incident involving Luis. The details remain unclear as the report notes a tobacco-like aroma and an unnamed cause is cited.
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Luis
Judge To Decide If Connie Pays Fine And Sentence
Los Angeles June 4 A Superior Court judge planned to rule on whether Connie should pay a fine and serve prison time after a preliminary hearing. The report notes uncertainties about the defendant’s guilt and potential penalties as the case progresses.
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Connie
Los Angeles
Celebration Plans Complete for HLan Thsigenig
Unclear readable text outlines a celebration plan mentioning HLan Thsigenig. Details are fragmented and names, dates, and places are not fully legible. Reading suggests a ceremonial event with costs or allocations but specifics cannot be determined.
Mass bombing casualties reported in warfront flash
A wartime bulletin details a large loss of life among Chinese civilians attributed to aerial bombing by Japanese forces. The report cites unspecified locations near central hubs and medical facilities as the focus of the attack, with authorities promising further confirmation.
News Briefs From City Hall
City Hall reports a series of small items including staff changes, budget notes, and routine approvals. Officials indicate ongoing projects and upcoming meetings with limited detail due to space constraints.
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City Hall
Real estate transfers and clerical notices reported
Real estate transfers list Marjorie Wingard to Vincent J Gallagher in Fourth ward and other deeds in Neshannock Shenango and nearby townships with $1 to $50 notes. Administrations issued for John H Mateja and Mollie Wiley estates. Tax cards due by week end. county treasurer W J Mandich notes rapid progress. Headstone bids for veterans’ groves received. low bid Joseph Audino and Son at $34.45 each. other bids listed. Oak Park Memorial, George E B Watters, J F Ringer bids noted.
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Elzgbeth M. Totten
Philip M. Cox
New Wilmington
Francis X. Gardner
Catherine
Valiensi
Shenango Township
W. J. Mandich
Joseph Audino
Cross Picketing Marks Truck War Continues
The article reports continued cross picketing by Wey con de not and event the ads for a wage boost amid a strike. Fifty seven operators refused to sign, with picketing at five lines while drivers conducted sit ins at hours. Officials sought a conciliator from the department as bakeries faced closures and shortages persisted.
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Ub Progress
Mike Ob Barxers
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