Gypsies Told To Keep Moving After Detachment Stop
State troopers and city police confronted a band of about 25 Gypsies along the New Castle Butler highway outside the city after a report of Gypsy activity in Lawrence County. A trailer separated from a car at a service station. repairs could not be completed, and the group was told to continue moving toward Harrisburg after repairs were arranged. The band, from Akron, had traveled to the area and encamped briefly before being sent on.
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band of French travelers near Airport Galitle- Youngstown highway
A spokesman identified the group as French gypsies near the Airport area along the Galitle- Youngstown highway. The band was led by a 70 year old man who did little logging war in charge, and included men women and numerous children of all ages.
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Rock Island To Be Reorganized Under Bankruptcy
Rock Island to be reorganized under federal law as its topheavy capital structure is restructured. A bankruptcy petition will be filed in Chicago after a board meeting, with talks of loan support from the Railroad Credit Corporation and looming large payments in October and January.
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Wage increases and hiring at Brownsville and regional mines
The Rudd Manufacturing and Brownsville railway regions report wage boosts and staff gains. About 200 new workers are hired and wage increases of 11 percent granted, with 35 added to motive power and maintenance. Mines in Uniontown and Payette County prepare for resumed operations after long idleness, with 2,000 workers at capacity in southern Pennsylvania.
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Memorial Hospital Patients and Local News Notes
A scan of local notices lists numerous patients admitted or treated at Jameson Memorial Hospital in Pittsburgh and nearby facilities, including Mrs. Bertha Truby, Miss Marie Douglas, and Nanisy Davis. It notes recoveries, recent operations, and family travel for care, with several residents visiting or returning home from treatment at the Jameson Memorial and related clinics.
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Jackson
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Neck Boulevard
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Hes
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Pitts
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Unclear internals on railroad consolidation talks
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss railroads in Ohio and Pittsburgh Lake Erie. Officials say negotiations reached a point where consolidation could be possible. Dates and specific entities are unreadable.
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Lake Erie
Two Are Indicted on Arson Charges
A grand jury today indicted John Mekinen and Gust Bi Borge on arson charges. Mekinen is charged with setting a fire at a house in Besse hast. The cases charge intent to endanger and property damage, with prosecutors seeking trial use.
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Mothers Club Readings At Primitive Methodist Church
Tuesday evening at Closcnde Park venue featured readings by Mrs Clara Bowen Mrs Mary Rayburn and Mrs Mackenzie with Mrs Blair hosting and Mrs Joseph Mackenzie in charge. The Mothers Circle of the Methodist church plans a future meeting at a local home and a Minnithly business session noted.
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Pittsburgh Woman Victim of Heat Prostration
Pittsburgh reports its first heat prostration as temperatures climb into the eighties. Frieda Dolly, 27, collapsed downtown and received hospital treatment before being released. The incident marks a record hot spell for the region this year.
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