Governor Earle Returns From Vacation In Harrisburg
Gov. George H. Earle ends a short Canadian trip and resumes duties. He will appoint J. Griffith Boardman as revenue secretary, replacing John B. Kelly, and review about 300 bills. The return is followed by political maneuvering for fall elections and the 1938 governor bid.
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Harrisburg
George H. Earle
Secretary of Revenue
J. Griffith Boardman
Philadelphia
John B. Kelly
Earle
Kelly
Democratic High Command
Canadian Wilds
Pennsylvania
Suburban Day Sale Invites Thrifty Shoppers
Summer is not yet here but merchants in New Castle promote a Wednesday June 16 sale with bargains on groceries hardware pets and other merchandise. The event promises low prices on display items and urges residents to save money.
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New Castle
Rival union clash at plant gates ends with resignations
A. F. L. and CIO pickets clash near the plant as 3,000 people hear CIO organizer Morris Mallinger accuse authorities of failing to protect workers. Tear gas fires, police retreat, and Acting Chief Richard O'Neil resigns along with three officers after the incident.
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Neil C. Lamont
A. F. of L
CIO
Richard O'Neil
Morris Mallinger
Mallinger
George H. Earle
Burgess P. M. Caul
Boys' Model Plane Vanishes After Flight
Two youths launched a model plane from New Castle airport. The craft flew to about four thousand feet, then disappeared from sight like a comet. It carried enough fuel for five minutes, after which it glided away and its engine number is B-3028. They seek word on its landing location.
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New Castle
President Relies on Direct Reports Over Phone Amid Strike
Miss Perkins met with the White House to relay latest crisis updates. Dewey has limited impact in the strike, with daily talks ongoing between CIO chief John L. Lewis and management. Efforts for an across the table party remain stalled as labor leaders and government remain apart.
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Miss Perkins
White House
Dewey
John L. Lewis
CIO
Lewis
Jameson Nurses Graduated In Memorable Commencement
The Jameson Memorial Hospital nursing class received diplomas from Superintendent Mrs Julia Kemp Hrdina as President Fred L Rentz awarded the diplomas. President R F Galbreath of Westminster College delivered the commencement address themed Nursing the Gallant Profession.
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Rentz
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Shenango Valley
R. F. Galbreath
Westminster College
Galbreath
Florence Nightingale
Crimea
Julia Kemp Hrdina
Fred L. Rentz
Mr. Rentz
Hrdina
S. E. Irvine
First United Presbyterian Church
Mary Virginia Patterson
Vera C. McCoy
Ethel Mae Murphy
Alice L. Simpson
Melva M. Snyder
Lucile J. White
Betty J. Woleslage
Wilmington Avenue
Murder trial of boy opens in court here
The murder trial of Anthony Naples begins with jury sworn and District Attorney Mont L. Riley outlining that on May 11 he shot Robert Harris a Pollock school mate and then hid. Witness William Harris testifies that Harris was also known as Robert McDowell. Naples appears in court with family present as jurors, aged about 40 to 55, are seated. The case recessed for lunch and to resume at 1:30 pm.
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Mont L. Riley
Commonwealth
Anthony Naples
Robert Harris
Pollock
Harris
Robert McDowell
Naples
William Harris
Levine Way
Lavinia McDowell
Home
J. Elder Bryan
Disputes Roil Bethlehem Steel Strike Zone At Johnstown
Violence erupted at the Bethlehem Steel plant as CIO pickets clashed with nonstrikers during midnight shift changes. Police and riot helmets restrained multiple injuries including a Mexican CIO picket shot in the groin and thigh, while others suffered head lacerations and broken skulls. State troopers aided local police as workers and miners joined in along an eight mile front amid the company’s vow to operate during the walkout.
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Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Johnstown
Bethlehem
CIO
Tony Mandes
Philip Frye
Andy Ogando
Charles Krise
Edward Spencer
George Ofsanko
John Yruchak
Bethlehem Company
Deaths of the Day Infant and Local Notables
Infant Cameron, son of Mr and Mrs Wiley F Cameron of Pulaski R F D 2, died shortly after birth Monday and was buried in Graceland cemetery. Mina Moore of San Jose California died Thursday and funeral services were held in Slippery Rock Township with a large crowd attending at Ritchie funeral home. John H Donegan 813 West North Street received funeral services at St Marys church with burial in St Marys cemetery. Joseph M Ehrlich prominent in local business died, services at Offutt funeral parlors, body shipped to Buffalo for burial at Temple Beth El cemetery after brief rites.
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Cameron
Wiley F. Cameron
Pulaski R. F
Graceland Cemetery
Moore
Mina Moore
San Jose
Cal
Slippery Rock Township
Ritchie
South Mill Street
Thomas B. Shearer
Central Christian Church
James Jones
Thomas Shearer
Rev. Shearer
Wesley Mercer
Isle of Somewhere
Jesus
Mary Norris
C. W. Thompson
David Thompson
James Thompson
Howard Cooper
Clayton Mccnery
Zenith Copper
Herman Cemetery
John H. Donegan
West North Street
St. Mary’s Church
Galvin
Martin Quinn
Thomas Crenney
Joseph McDevitt
Joseph Mescall
John Shaughnessy
James Reynolds
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Ehrlich
Offutt
Joseph M. Ehrlich
Buffalo
Temple Beth el
CIO drives campaign to sign maritime unions
In Washington on June 15 the CIO began a push to win affiliation from the international longshoremen's union and other maritime groups. John L. Lewis met with Joseph P. Ryan and said he would contact all maritime unions to urge affiliation while steel strikes and coal mine disruptions continued.
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International News Service
Washington
Committee For Industrial Organization
International Maritime Unions
John L. Lewis
CIO
Lewis
Nighttime Motor Fatalities Prompt Massachusetts Study
General John H. Sherburne of the Massachusetts Safety Council announces a committee to study motor vehicle deaths in Massachusetts by night. The council reports nighttime fatalities rising from 489 to 524, while daytime accidents fell from 306 to 293. News by Mail offers one year for $5.00.
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Boston
Massachusetts
John H. Sherburne
Massachusetts Safety Council
The
Safety Council
New Activity In New York Case Examines Kitchen Access
The case centers on three men entering the Parsons home to collect refuse from the basement. Russian émigré Anna Kupry anova identified the house exterior and a ransom note for $25 000 found in Mrs Parsons car. Mrs Parsons vanished after noon Wednesday while taking an elderly couple to property she planned to sell.
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Anna Kupryanova
Parsons
Davey proposes strike peace plan with arbitration feature
Davey outlines a peace proposal during a conference with S W O C. He says if the NLRB and courts decide companies must sign a contract, the officers’ agreement would become binding between companies and unions. He argues a definite arbitration method could settle complaints without work stoppages and avert riots. Republic Steel and Youngstown Sheet and Tube had no immediate comment amid talks with the governor and union leaders.
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National Labor Relations Board
Davey
Republic Steel Corporation
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Tibetan Three Day Trial Marriages Common
Three day trial marriages are common in holy Tibet, although divorces are rare.
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Holy
Tibet
When a Japanese party loses, supporters mutter Oh Shoot
In Japan a political party suffering an election defeat prompts observers to exclaim Oh Shoot. The remark captures a casual reaction amid shifting party fortunes and public sentiment.
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Japan
Nations Default on Debts to United States Listed
Europe owed 205 million in semi annual installments today, with total default at 1.52 billion. Among 13 debtors only Finland paid on time. others sent only regrets.
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United States
Europe
Republic of Finland
State Department
Jailed a Year Late in Portland for Unserved Fine
Charles Depew was jailed in Portland after a police records search found an order dated over a year old requiring a $100 fine and 30 days in jail that had not been served. A bench warrant was issued for his arrest. Commentaries suggest political maneuvering over the South’s tenancy issue and voting implications.
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International News Service
Portland
Ore
Charles Depew
Depew
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