Norman S Hanna Dies After Auto Collision Near Grandview
Norman S Hanna, 44, of Grandview avenue, died at Jameson Memo hospital from injuries after a car driven by Harry Motlinger struck him on Grandview avenue near his home. Motlinger, on the wrong side of the street, hit Hanna as he walked with his wife, who escaped. Coroner Byers said an inquest was unlikely and continued investigation.
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Norman S. Hanna
Grandview Avenue
Jameson Memo
Harry Moltinger
Miller Avenue
Hanna
Charles Piper Byers
Strate
Yahner
Motlinger
Byers
Near Riot Marks Bakery Strike In McKeesport
One man was slugged, traffic blocked, and a truck nearly overturned as 1,000 A F of L pickets surrounded two G I Go bakeries in McKeesport. The Baker Drivers Union accused the firms of delivering bread into Pittsburgh as tensions spiked during the strike.
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International New Service
Pittsburgh
A. F. of L
G.I. GO
McKeesport
A. F. of
L. Baker Drivers Union
Wild canaries and a canoe on a car reported locally
The Klaber family on North Lee avenue notes two wild canaries continually on their premises. The birds resemble tame pets with bright yellow and dark shaded feathers. A family arriving from a weekend trip was seen driving down Highland avenue with a canoe lashed to their car roof using heavy rope.
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Klaber
North Lee Avenue
Pa Newe
Highland Avenue
Daily Weather Report Summary
Daily weather report for the United States shows a 24 hour period ending Monday evening with a maximum temperature of 82 and a minimum of 7. Precipitation is listed as 0 inches and river stage at 4 feet. A year earlier the high was 36 and the low 33 with 0 inches of precipitation.
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United States
Dairy Products Man Plans Appeal In Milk Law Case
Helmar Rabild president of Titusville Dairy Products Co seeks appeal from a conviction for selling milk at a reduced rate. He was fined 25 dollars and costs last June in Meadville for alleged milk law violation and now challenges a provision as unconstitutional.
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Cutecnaonal
Meadville
Helmar Rabild
Titusville Dairy Products Company
Rabild
Pittsburgh
Miss Jane Allen Wins Distinction In Laurel Contest
Miss Jane McKinney Allen, New Castle festival representative, earned honorable mention among Pennsylvania contestants at the state Laurel Festival in Wellsboro. She shared the acclaim with four other regionally chosen belles while 37 Lions Clubs sponsored the event and Miss Viola of McKees Rocks received the queen’s title and a $100 prize.
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Commonwealth
Miss Allen
Betts Dunn
Johnstown
Madaline L. Shaeffer
Homer City
Helen Hartenstein
Girardsville
Raine Graver
Allentown
Pennsylvania
Alen
Wellsboca
Viola
Roy E. Brownmiller
Robert Laurens
Philadelphia
E. Moyer
Schuylkill Haven
Orson W. Ritzman
State
Pub- Heaty Commission
Dismissal of J Frederick Triggs in Engineering Case
Pittsburgh June news reports the dismissal of J Frederick Triggs cousin of EF T Pendergast secretary of Governor George H Earle. He faced common pleas charges of practicing engineering without registration, brought by Benjamin H Aires and F G Ross for the Pittsburgh chapter of the Pennsylvania Society of Professional Engineers. Triggs had served as chief engineer at the city planning commission since April 1.
Republicans Name Roger W. Rowland Chairman Again
County Republican meeting marks rare unanimity as 200 committee men meet in the courthouse to elect officers. Roger W. Rowland is re elected chairman amid a swift roll call and unanimous ballots, with W. Fillmore Campbell secretary and other officers chosen by vote.
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Roger W. Rowland
Republican Party
Court House
Rowland
W. Fillamore Campbell
Guy J. Wachinger
Miles
Rowand
Caroline Ketcerer
Ellwood City
Pred Poister
George T. Weingartner
Philadelphia Opposes McCloskey Ouster Fight
Philadelphia Democratic Committee rejects any harmony plan from the State committee calling for Matthew H. McCloskey's ouster. John B. Kelly, chair, will present the city’s resolution to the Harrisburg meeting to show Philadelphia’s stance. McCloskey, a contractor with over 9 million dollars in state contracts, leads Philadelphia Democrats. Kelly says McCloskey would leave on his own terms, and he remains city chairman pending terms of any harmony program.
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International News
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Democratic Committee
State Committee
Matthew H. McCloskey
Pennsylvania
John B. Kelly
Democratic State Committee
Harrisburg
Philadelphia Committee
McCloskey
Burns Fatal To Clearfield Main Burns Fatal To Clearfield Main
Severely burned by 7,290 volt shock, Patton Barber of Clearfield Pa. is dead. Previous incident May 3 at a New Malport summer cottage involved a failed lights outage while attempting to determine cause.
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Burns
Clearfield Main
International News Service
Clearfield
Patton Barber
Pink
New Malport
Five Britons Die As Rebels Bomb Barcelona Again
Report from Hendaye says Spanish insurgents bombed Barcelona with planes, killing several aboard a British ship. The attack prompted French premier Edouard Daladier to assess frontier defenses and urge reinforced guards along the Spanish border amid growing British casualties and international tension.
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Barcelona
Likad
Seriteay Hendaye
Horder
Spenish
Ins
Mediverrs
Edouard Dalladier
Lond
Alicante
Canton Bombed For Third Time By Jap Planes
Canton endured a third night raid by Japanese planes at 10 30 p m using flare lights to mark targets city districts including northern areas suffered incendiary blasts. Authorities had moved noncombatants away from central park. The attacks since May 28 killed over 2000 and wounded at least 1500. Japanese claims later said military targets were hit with vengeance and success.
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International News Service
Canton
Central Park
Ieost
Plan To Recall Grands To Italy
London report states a rumor about recalling grands to Italy. The note references Rome and Italian finance, with unclear details about the plan and timing. The brief item highlights international speculation and unsettled diplomatic chatter without confirmed action.
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Italy
Hague Demonstration Shows City Support for Hague
International News Service reports in Jersey City that 290,900 people joined a mass protest against radicals led by Mayor Frank Hague. The march from Journal Square featured veterans, guardsmen, business leaders and civic groups, asserting show of support for Hague and radicalism opposition.
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International News
Jersey City
Frank Haga
Maye
Hague
Jersey
Jed Romie Tong
Journal Square
Magne
Americans Help Freud Flee Vienna Report
The Journal American reported that Dr Sigmund Freud, age 82, was smuggled out of Vienna. A large payment enabled his departure, and he is now safe in London. The piece notes Americans contributed heavily to his escape.
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Dr. Freud
Vienna
Cineria Canal News Service
New York
The
Journal-American Today
Sigmiund Freud
Nogls
London
Westminster Graduates Class 105 Get Degrees
Article reports Westminster conferring degrees to Class 105 amid reflections on democracy and power. Dr Arthur E Bester discusses the wartime and postwar roles of democracies, warning of dictatorship risks and noting America’s enduring strength as a leading world power. Continued on Page Two.
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Westminster
Arthur E Bester
Mauqua Tostiie
Bester
New Marie
Othe
United States
ACM
Amertes
Political Writer Taken By Death
Funeral services are set for Joseph F. Barton 61 former publicity driver for the Republican State Committee who died of a heart attack at his home near Highland Park in Philadelphia. Barton began at the Evening Star in 1899 and was named chief for the Republican State Committee in 1927 before joining the Pennsylvania Public Service Information Committee.
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Cantonal News
Philadelphia
Joseph F. Barton
Republican State Committee
Staur
Highland Park
Burton
Evening Star
Crater
Pennsylvania Public Service Information
Death notices from Youngstown and Grandview area
Obituaries list Rev Everett Campbell of Youngstown aged unknown and Matthew Wilkinson Young 87 of Yotunt BR with Byron W Porter 62 of 308 Leasure Avenue. Includes Norman Henna 44 of Grandview atVenuee and Byron Porter in local death notices.
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Everett Campbell
Youngstown
Matthew Wilkinson Young
Yotunt
Norman &. Henna
Grandview
Woman Bitten By Copperhead In Strawberry Patch
Uniontown Pa June 7 Mrs Marlon Chidester 22 of Onin day owed her life to her husband Fred after a copperhead bit her as she stooped to pick strawberries. He sucked the wound and applied a tourniquet while Lawrence Chidester obtained serum at a hospital.
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International News Service
Uniontown
Marlon Chidester
Oninday
Fred
Lawren Chidister
Purge Campaign Hit By Gillette Victory
Washington June reports Gillette's win reshapes purge the Democratic line in Congress. The margin surprised observers as Roosevelt era reforms and New Deal alignment face recalibration. The vote tally shows a split with NRA and Bankhead Cotton Control Act opposition influencing future party unity.
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George R. Holmes
Washington
Ietie
D. Wearn
Rooseven
Gillette
I New Deal
Supreme Court
Adm
Wes Noter
Washimeda
Congress
Latier
NRA
Ada
Gillere
Sherem Wratin
Davey Blames Lewis for Strike Riot and Jobs Lost
International dispatch from Columbus reports Gov. Martin L. Davey charging John L. Lewis and CIO leaders with responsibility for industrial unrest. He alleged the Goodyear riot in Akron was staged to seize control of the city and claimed the CIO’s stance cost more than 18,000 Akron jobs by driving rubber industry workers idle.
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Columbus O
John L. Lewis
Rhieftur
Matin L. Bayer
Davey
Lewis
C.I.0
Goodyear Tire& Rubber Co
Akron
Akron C.I.Q
Ivas
C.S
C.S.C
New Deal Backer Snowed Under In Monday Returns
With 1,805 of 2,447 precincts reporting, Iowa results show Senator Gus M. Gillette leading Otha D. Wearin for the Democratic nomination by about 28,000 votes. Lester J. Dickinson leads Lloyd Thurston by over 24,000 for the Republican nomination as figures from Des Moines indicate early margins and expected ballots to face electors.
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Nes Moines. Ta
Gus M. Gillette
Iowa
Otha D. Wears
Lester J. Dickinson
Lloyd Thurston
Guy M. Gillette
Otha MN. Wearin
Joseph J. Myers
Elsworth Richardson
W. G. Brerkoff
Rep
Liard Thurston
Mystery car with machine guns report remains unsolved
Fragments describe a suspected car with machine guns, but no traces of the vehicle or occupants were found. The report notes confusion about men involved and unclear directions from late afternoon clues. Investigators face difficulties linking the leads to a concrete suspect group.
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Peice
Fragmented Chronicle Notes Unclear On Schedule And Care
The text shows garbled lines about timing and tasks, mentioning tomatoes, weather, and repeated attempts this spring. It references someone named Arthur Mometer and concerns about sun exposure, showers, and needing two prunes in an area, with vague mentions of rain and damp conditions.
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Panewe
Daily Weather Report
Jane W Allen
Wellsboro
LOCAL
Lions Club
Jane McKisney Allen
Jover
Cleveland
Thne Educerers Muuk Co
Wiliam D. Walton
Shenanno Township
Tihe
T Retary
Fred Tay
Pulaski Township
W. Fillmore Campbell
New Wilmington
F. S. Brenneman
Martha Bigley
New Castle
William D. Walton
Shenango
Matt McCloskey
Philadelphia Democratic City Committee
Kelley City
Thomas
New Jersey
Norman Thomas
Jersey Cry
N. J
Newsack
N.J
Britain
Bao Ee
Madrid
Thorpe Haven
Rome
Disputn
Nevis
Hilkerle
Jewry O'Connell
Arthur E. Bester
Chautauqua Institute
Tee
Winnee
Copperhead
Ohio
Senator Gillette
Harry Hopkins
J. Lester Dickinson
Tarbell
Garwood Neena
Des Moines
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Arthur Mometer
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