Women of Italy Battle for Right in Labor Ranks
Rome reports a resurgent push for full rights by women within organized labor. Signora Laura Casartelli Cabrini leads Italy’s Federation of Working Women in pressing to join the Amsterdam International with their own representatives, aiming to secure voting rights and influence in labor policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Wold
Federation of
Working Women of
Italy
General Confederation of Workers of Tealy
Signora Cabrini
Signora Laura Casartelli Cabrini
International Federation of Working Women
Confederazione Generale del Lavoro
Amsterdam International
International
School Head Forces Boys To Wear Coats Even In Hot Weather
PORTSMOUTH N H June 17 The Portsmouth Lawrence and Portsmouth high schools enforce a rule by Principals Horne and Gray that all boys must be fully dressed before entering. Violators are punished. During a warm wave some boys came to school in shirt sleeves and were sent home. Boys with coats and collars sit sweltering as girls in sleeveless blouses remain cooler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
N. H
Lawrence and
Horne
Gray
Woman Sues Man For Alleges Slur Over Grandmother Death
Mrs. Clara E. Nickals of Evans City sues Charles Stevenson for 25000 dollars alleging slander. She claims Stevenson accused her of killing her grandmother and mother in law and asserts she is innocent of any crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Charles Stevenson
Evans City
Clara E. Nickals
Nickals
Stevenson
Grandma Nickals
Flivver Tax Debate Roils French Finance Legislation
Paris readers see a clash over the 10 percent taxe de luxe on four wheel cars. Deputy Maurice Ajam argues to abolish the tax on cars under 15 000 francs about 1500 dollars, noting little budget impact as flivvers and kin press their case before the Chamber of Deputies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
M. Maurice Ajam
Chamber of Deputies
France
M. Ajam
Alter's Committee Expended $134,644 In Primary Fight
Harrisburg June 17 Expenditures of the campaign committee backing Attorney General George E Alter for the Republican gubernatorial nomination in the last month's primary totaled $135,644 47 outside Philadelphia and Allegheny counties The largest contributor was Senator Edwin H Ware of Philadelphia who gave $25 000 to a fund of $130 615 also listing Governor Sproul and Senator T Larry Eyre of Chester county each with $12 500 contributions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
George E. Alter
Philadelphia
Allegheny
Thomas G. Boyle
Alter
Edwin H. Ware
Sproul
T. Larry Eyre
Chester County
Farm facts and timely reminders for growers
Agricultural tips cover spraying schedules for potatoes grapes and shade trees plus pest control formulas for rose bugs millipedes and leaf feeders. Advice urges using arsenate lead and glucose mixtures with water and notes green house drench methods. Also includes nutrition notes and farmers week calf sale details at State College with 4 pm sale time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
State College
Dairy Husbandry Department
Brands of Bulls Vary Louis Learns
In San Francisco on June 17 Louis Ceoni paraded as a would be matador in Broadway, mocking a police officer nicknamed the bull. Officer Herman Hextrum, a veteran with a blue uniform, clashed with Louis after Louis poked the officer’s stomach. Louis was arrested and jailed for five days as the court disapproved of bull fighting in public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
San Francisco
Spain
Louis Ceoni
Louis
Carmen
Herman Hextrum
Seville
Hunt reunion at Stewart Hunt's draws local families
Princeton Station attendees include Mr and Mrs Lew Hunt and family, Mr and Mrs Andy Pounds and family, Mr and Mrs Carl Allison. George Dean and daughter Nellie of Mt Hermon visit their daughter and sister Mrs Edward Young and family on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Hunt’s
Lewis Hunt
Andy Pounds
Carl Allison
George Dean
Nellie
Mt. Hermon
Edward Young
McCurdys Return Home After Visit to Steiner’s Mill
Mr and Mrs Thayer McCurdy return to their New Castle home after visiting the former’s parents Mr and Mrs Robert McCurdy of Steiner’s Mill for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thayer McCurdy
New Castle
Robert McCurdy
Steiner’s Mill
Station Personalities Highlight Local Visits and Reunions
The notice lists Mrs. John McCurdy Jr and daughter Verlie from near Princeton as guests of Mr. and Mrs. William McCracken. It notes the Myers reunion at Cascade Park attended by N. M. Young and family, Newton Young and children, Gladys and Clyde, and William Young. Others include Mr. Glenn, Mrs. Smith and daughter of Wilkinsburg visiting Hoyt Shaw's family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McCurdy, Jr
Verlie
Princeton
William McCracken
N. M. Young
James
Newton Young
Gladys and
Clyde
William Young
Myers
Cascade Park
Glenn
Smith
Wilkinsburg
Hoyt Shaw
Charles Davis
Donald
New Castle
Local Social Roundup from New Castle Area
Guests visiting and residents seen in the New Castle region include Mr. and Mrs. William Wright and family, Mr. and Mrs. N. M. Young and daughter Leona, Mrs. D. F. Henry, Mrs. J. E. Forbes, Mrs. Tressa Fox, Frank Nessle of New Castle, Mrs. Norman Book, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mershimer and family, Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Shaw and daughter Margaret, and many others. Visitors attended a funeral for Mrs. Mark Glenn at Portersville. several calls and visits occurred at Gibsondale, Rose Point Station, McConnell's Mill, and nearby homes, with surveys for Milton Mc Cracken and social exchanges among families in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wright
N. M. Young
Leona
Charles Mershimer
H. S. Shaw
Margaret
Mark Glenn
Portersville
Floyd Blair
Stanley Rhodes
Rose Point Station
John Houk
Jack
New Castle
John McCurdy
McCurdy
Jennie McCraken
Grant City
J. E. Forbes
Douglas Henry
Milton McCracken
Harlansburg Road
Calvin Wright
Jeannett
Tressa Fox
Janes White
Frank Gibson
Newton Young
McConnell’s Mill
Charles Davis
Ohio Radio Fans Warned About Wires Dangers
Ohio officials from the Ohio State Telephone and Toledo Edison warn amateur radio enthusiasts to avoid attaching aerial wires to telephone poles due to lethal contact with high tension lines. Linemen have orders to remove antennae found on poles to protect the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Toledo
Ohio State Telephone Company
Toledo Edison Company
Fred Derge
Edison Company
Increase in Onion Crops Across Twenty States
The Department of Agriculture estimates bumper onion yields with 43 325 acres planted this year in twenty states up from 42 370 in 1921. New York accounts for 7 620 acres and California 7 300. Texas expands from 800 to 2 500 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
Department of Agriculture
New York
California
Texas
Princess Ga farine Seeks Death Over Soviet Prison Term
Paris reports Princess Ga farine condemned to five years labor by a Moscow Soviet Tribunal has asked to change the sentence to death. She told captors she would rather die than be imprisoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Paris
Gafarine
Moscow
Bureau of Chemistry Tests Cassina Beverage Potential
Washington June 17 The Bureau of Chemistry begins experimental work on cassina or yaupon as a new beverage. Officials say the plant could rival tea and coffee in bouquet flavor and stimulating quality. Badges symbolizing the name are being issued to many British navy ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
Bureau of Chemistry
Fraction of Vote Settles Bond Issue
Morgantown West Virginia voters approved a $750000 bonds for street improvements and a municipal building by a razor thin margin of 1 131 to 1 130 and a constitutional three fifths of the vote threshold. Protesters claim many were unable to vote due to registration rules and a new election may be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Morgantown
W. Va
West Virginia
Married Policemen Are Best, Authorities Say
Paris reports that authorities claim married policemen are more effective than unmarried ones. The remark notes married officers exhibit better performance and reliability in duties. The piece emphasizes the perceived value of stable home life for police effectiveness.
Paris Gendarmes Demand Salary Hike for Families
A plaint to city authorities from Paris gendarmes seeks higher pay to support wives and children. The plea highlights financial strain among police units and calls for sufficient salaries to meet family needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Woman Appointed Chief of Martinsburg Police
Martinsburg West Virginia June 17 the new City Council appointed a woman Chief of Police officially named City Sergeant Miss Hattie Zepp a Republican and known businesswoman. She succeeds Oscar B Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
W. Va
Hattie Zepp
Oscar B. Miller
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Women of
International Fed
Bleakley Harness Co
S. Jefferson St
Senate
Santos
R. H. Wyrie
East St
Taco
Banking Department of the State
J. F. Perelman
Wallacy
T. J. Hinkson
Dean Block
Croton Ave
Love & Megown
Pennsylvania
Tier
Princeton Station
Ohio
Little Red School
America
Equitable’s
M. J. Donnelly
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the
United States
North Mercer Street
Penna
Poe
Neiman’s
John F. Class
East North Street
Mercer and
Jefferson Streets
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