Congress Plans Adjournment For Session Tonight
The Seventy third Congress nears sine die adjournment as White House pressure pushes leaders to exit before the London world economic conference. Senator Reed says the whip is being used while administrators press to finish swiftly amid heat and fatigue. Page Two continuation.
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Washington
Seventy-third Congress
White House
Reed
Pennsylvania
Congress
London
Unfilled U S Steel Orders Rise 65241 Tons
Unfilled orders on U S Steel books as of May 31 rose to 1 929 815 tons from April 30, the second straight gain. Mills run at about 44 percent capacity, up sharply in two months, defying typical May declines.
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International News Service
New York
U. S. Steel Corporation
Myron C. Taylor
Tony
Wall Street
Pa News Observes Vacation Transit And Community Spirit
The paper notes address changes for vacation travelers and urges following the newspaper. It describes city playgrounds as recreation centers with active neighborhood groups. Caution is urged while driving in heat and notes mill workers and letter carriers endure long trips. New Castle’s outlook brightens with gains in mills and industry. Cascade Park is highlighted as a symbol of community spirit with youth activities at the bathing pool noted on Page Two.
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Pa Newo
New Castle
Daily Weather Report Summary
U S weather statistics for the 24 hour period ending at 9 this morning show a maximum of 90 and minimum of 62 degrees. River stage measured 5.3 feet. Year ago on same date records were 74 max and 43 min with no precipitation.
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U. S
Wages Seen Rising 10 Percent in Steel Industry
Pittsburgh June 10 Wage increases of about ten percent for steel workers across major U S firms are expected July 1 or soon after unless the industry control bill alters plans. A nameless Pittsburgh executive said leaders will meet in New York within weeks to decide wage timing based on Senate conference outcomes. Production has climbed since the March bank holiday and now nears fifty percent capacity, offering first profit in months.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
New York
Camp Phillips Opens For Summer Season
Slippery Rock township camp site of the Lawrence County Boy Scout council opened today for the 1983 vacation season. Boys will spend June and July there. Scout Executive H. G. Horton said volunteers will do camp repair work next week. Leaders include Mr. Horton and LeRoi Norton. Altoona, camp director for past summers, will supervise. The first large group heads to camp on June 17.
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Slippery Rock Township
Lawrence
Death Notices for Pacella Coulter Stewart Clark
Death notices list Anthony Pacella of 1319 South Jefferson and Mrs. Jennie Dickson Coulter 75 Slippery Rock along with Mrs. Sarah Jane Stewart 73 Rose Point and Mrs. Ethel Gertrude Clark 54 Pulaski township in a local death record listing.
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Anthony Pacella
Jefferson Street
Jennie Dickson Coulter
Slippery Rock
Sarah Jane Stewart
Rose Point
Ethel Gertrude Clark
Pulaski Township
Mattern Aims for Dangerous Ocean Hop to Nome
Moscow June 10 James Mattern the Texas airman was believed speeding over eastern Siberia as he neared the start of the most hazardous leg of his round the world flight. He took off from Belaya near Irkutsk and was seen over Irkutsk 55 minutes later eyeing Chita as his next stop. If he does not land at Chita he may head for Khabarovsk then attempt a 2100 mile sea crossing to Nome Alaska.
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Moscow
James Mattern
Texas
Siberia
Mattern
Belaya
Irkutsk
Beloya
Chita
Khabarovsk
Sea of Oxhotsk
Bering Sea
Nome
Alaska
Tremendous Power Given To Roosevelt
Washington June 10 President Roosevelt was granted the greatest peacetime powers by Congress to restore prosperity. The authorities include inflating currency stabilizing farm prices controlling production operating Muscle Shoals cutting expenditures regulating securities reorganizing government activities reducing veterans relief and funding home owner credit. By nightfall he may gain extra authority to regulate industry and launch a 3.3 billion dollar public works program.
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International News Service
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Wheat Futures Reach Highest Since 1930 amid Buying Surge
Wheat futures in Chicago rose to their best level since 1930 with gains around 2 cents as bullish crop news and a stronger Sterling supported demand. By close, wheat and oats held near session highs with uneven profit taking before rebounding on new orders. Corn and rye also advanced, while the market showed strength overall despite some late selling.
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International News Service
Chicago
Sleep Walking Tragedy Hits Erie Girl
Sleep walker Geraldine Conkey, 10, of Erie, Pennsylvania, went outside a second story window during sleep last night and fell twenty feet, sustaining injuries.
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Sleep Walker
International News Service
Erie
Geraldine Conkey
Roosevelt Issues Formal Hint To Debtor Nations
The Roosevelt administration sent a formal notice to debtor nations warning that $144,000,000 in payments are due next Thursday. The treasury dispatch reminded embassies that payments may be made with government securities instead of cash, though a 30 day notice is usually required for such payments.
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International News Service
Washington
Roosevelt
Treasury
National Steel Increases Dividend For First Time In Three Years
Pittsburgh June 10 National Steel Corporation boosted its dividend for the first time in three years. Directors voted to pay 25 cents a share on June 30 to stockholders of record June 20, up from the previous quarterly payment of 12 and a half cents.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
National Steel Corporation Today
Youth Shot by Brother at Camp in Erie
Robert Mangold, 16, was in St Vincent hospital after a gunshot wound inflicted by his brother Fred 17 who said he awakened to a noise at a summer camp near Erie and fired thinking an intruder was present Amputation of the arm may be needed police reported Fred said he mistook the target for a robber.
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Balfe MacDonald
Flint
Mich
Grace MacDonald
Balfe
Nashville
Tenn
Elkin Lewis
William Terwilliger
MacDonald
International News Service
Erie
Robert Mangold
St. Vincent Hospital
Fred
Here
Ezzo Family Plans Short Trip to Youngsville
Mr and Mrs T Ezzo and daughter Peggy of East Brook Street are spending a few weeks in Youngsville.
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T. Ezzo
Peggy
East Brook Street
Youngsville
Nine Die and 190 Hurt in Major Factory Blast
Nine are dead and two missing as flames from the Atlantic Pyrotoxin Waste plant blast spread to seven nearby structures. About 180 people are hospitalized with burns and injuries across Hudson County and Newark area hospitals. Local residents include Mrs. Joseph Klitch and Mildred Dale among others.
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International News Service
North Arlington
N. J
Atlantic Pyrotoxin Waste Company
Hudson
Kearney
North Ar J
Joseph Klitch
Mildred
Wilbur Appleyard
William Dale
Joseph Latone
Congress Should Quit Today And Save Conference
Washington June 10 Congress threatens to wreck the world economic conference in London by adjourning the House dispute. Rep Burns of Tennessee Democratic leader urged adjournment defeat to push Glass-Steagall bank deposits guarantee bill now stalled in conference.
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International News Service
Washington
Congress
London
Rep. Burns
Tennessee
Glass-Steagall Bank
Industrial Control and Public Works Bill Reaches Conference
The industrial control and 3.3 billion Public Works bill was sent to conference after a 56 to 24 Senate vote. A 57 to 28 defeat toppled a 1.75 percent general sales tax on manufacturers while gasoline and corporate levies were kept. Senator La Follette urged income tax publicity to curb evasions linked to the Morgan inquiry.
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International News Service
Washington
Senate
Reed
Pennsylvania
Walsh
Massachusetts
Byrd
Virginia
Senate Finance Committee
la Follette
Wisconsin
J. P. Morgan and Company
Morgan
Clark
Bill To Aid Home Owners Only Awaits President's Action
June 10 report explains three options under the Home Owners Loan Bill for refinancing or securing loans. Homeowners may swap mortgages for bonds with 4 percent interest, with 15 year terms and up to 80 percent loan value. A second path offers cash loans up to 50 percent of appraised value with a three year moratorium. A third route covers cases where bond exchange or refinancing is unavailable, with cash advances up to 40 percent of appraised value.
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International News Service
Washington
Govvernment
Home Owners Loans
White House
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Baers Dominate as Roosevelt Seeks Congress Departure
Special to The News from Beverly Hills notes humorist Bugs Baer and Max Baer, champ borers, with praise for Schmel ing for his conduct. The piece mentions Roosevelt's efforts to oust Congress by tomorrow night amid political jabs and comparisons to a personable figure named One-Eyed Connelly as a contrast.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Baers
Bugs” Baer
Max
Schmeling
Roosevelt
Congress
Heat Wave Relents Slightly as Storms Hit Pennsylvania
Cooling breezes and sporadic thunderstorms ease the extreme heat that has claimed at least 33 lives in Pennsylvania. Forecasters warn not to expect full relief yet with potential delayed rain in eastern and western regions.
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International News Service
Pennsylvania
Coeey
Goodman Holds Narrow Open Lead After 45 Holes
Johnny Goodman maintained his lead in the national open at North Shore Country Club Chicago after 45 holes. He posted a 36 for the day to reach 176 strokes, staying atop the field.
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International News Service
North Shore Country Club
Chicago
Johnny Goodman
World Economic Conference opens amid cautious poker game
London June 10. As the World Economic Conference readies to open, delegations arrive with cautious posture and hidden cards. The United States signals support for tariff cuts and a silver standard, but details await Cordell Hull’s first speech. Optimism is scarce among all delegations.
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Cordell Hull
Two Lynched By Tennessee Mob
Avengers of a murdered sheriff were blamed today for the lynching of Harvey Winchester 23 and Jerome Boyett 22 taken from Scott county jail by 20 armed men and shot to death. Bodies found bullet riddled in a woods three miles from Huntsville. Boyett held for murder of Sheriff Winningham and his son Floyd of Pickett county. Winchester accused of slaying two men near Winfield.
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International News Service
Huntsville
Tenn
Harvey Winchester
Jerome Boyett
Scott County
Boyett
G. B. Winningham
Floyd
Pickett County
Winchester
Winfield
Straw Hats Reclaim Fashion In Cold Weather Era
In a winter style note, Arthur Mometer observes the shift from felt hats to straw. Straw and Panama hats appear in shops as the season demands, with a nine three today framing prices and trends for male headwear.
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PA News
Cascade Park
Daily Weather Report
Camp Phillips
Slippery Rock Creek
R. P. Kelly
Kearny
Hackensack
Newark
McNaught Syndicate
Omaha
George R. Holmes
United States
Arthur Mometer
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