Pinchot Seeks End to Bituminous Coal Strike Talks
Governor Gifford Pinchot plans dual discussions with Philip Murray and Samuel Pursglove in Harrisburg to bridge gaps between bituminous miners and operators. The National Miners Union also aims to present its stance, while Terminal Coal Co workers may end their walkout if an agreement emerges.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Gifford Pinchot
New York
Mi'‘ord
Philip Murray
United Mine Workers of America
Samuel Pursglove
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Corporation
National Organization
United Mine Workers
Murray-Pursgrove
Sister of Starr Faithfull Hinted to Help Solve Death
In New York on June 18 authorities seek telegrams between Elizabeth Tucker Faithfull and a mysterious J in Providence to test theories on Starr Faithfull death. Starr vanished June 5 and body found at Long Beach June 8 as sister Elizabeth sheltered in Providence and borrowed five dollars.
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New York
Starr Faithfull
Elizabeth Tucker Faithfull
Providence
Rhode Island
Faithfull
Starr
Elizabeth
Long Beach
N. Y
Greenwich Village
Mellon in London amid debt talks during trip
Secretary Mellon faced repeated denials as British papers claimed he discussed war debts and reparations with Prime Minister MacDonald and Foreign Secretary Henderson in London. He traveled to Cambridge to see his son earn a post graduate degree, insisting the visit had no official ties.
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Otto D. Tolischus
London
Andrew W. Mellon
United States
the Treasury
Mellon
Paul
Cambridge University
London Daily Herald
Labor Party
MacDonald
J. Ramsey MacDonald
Arthur Henderson
10 Downing Street
Andy
Manchester Guardian
Hoover tours Republican tombs across the nation
Special To The News reports Mr. Hoover on a monumental tour visiting dead Republican tombs and counting the living Republicans. The note adds a jab about Franklin D. Roosevelt lacking Democratic monuments to push his campaign policies.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Mr. Hoover
Lincoln
Franklin D. Roosevelt
State Grange Picnic Draws Hundreds to Etna Springs Park
In Butler county a western state inter county grange picnic drew an estimated 1500 to 3000 attendees. Speakers included Hon John A. McSparran Secretary of Agriculture and E. B. Dorsett head of the state grange who criticized Arthur C. Hyde's view that farm troubles stem from low production.
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Etna Springs Park
Butler County
John A. McSparran
Pinchot
E. B. Dorsett
State Grange
McSparran
Federal Secretary of Agriculture
Arthur C. Hyde
Mr. McSparran
Hoover reveals jovial candidate on 2500 mile Midwest swing
President Hoover returns to Washington after a 2500 mile trip through the Middle West. He spoke at multiple stops and met with Republican leaders, reshaping public perception ahead of the 1932 campaign. The journey included stops in Indianapolis, Marion, and Springfield with crowds along the route.
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Washington
Hoover
Middle West
Mr. Hoover
Indianapolis
Marioni
Springfield
Hoovers
West Virginia
Stat
Camp Fred L Rentz attracts visitors at YMCA site
Readers find a welcoming sign at Camp Fred L Rentz by Slippery Rock with grounds improving. State patrols on duty curb motor code violations along the Perry highway intersection at Harlansburg while New Castle Fair grounds appear quiet in summer. The Japan Times & Mail reaches New Castle in English. St Joseph church lawn blooms and players watch Italian hand ball on South Mill street.
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Fred L. Rentz
Slippery Rock
St. Joseph Church
South
Jefferson Street
Daily Weather Report for 9 A.M. Update
U S Weather Bureau statistics show a maximum temperature of 78 and a minimum of 56 with no precipitation. River stage at 4 feet and slowly falling.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Vanderbilt Discusses His Marital Troubles
In Reno Vanderbilt Jr. spoke of his marital woes with emotion, noting he would have killed cartoonist Peter Arno if the gun had been loaded. He said the revolver was empty and described his feelings as years of disillusionment grew, while denying harm to Mrs. Vanderbilt and recalling aiding Arno’s career.
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Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
Peter Arno
International News Service
San Francisco
San Francisco Examiner Today
Reno
Nevada
London
Paris
New York
Vanderbilt
Nealy
Mrs. Vanderbilt
Florence Rice Smith
Woman Beaten to Death at Los Angeles Party
Grace Murphy Duncan 33, titan haired mother of two from Glendale, was killed during a downtown hotel party. Detective Lieutenant Edward Nolan 39, an LAPD ace, is under arrest on suspicion of murder. Material witnesses include R. V. Williams of New York and Mrs. George P. Burleson, James Balfe, and James F. Smith of San Francisco.
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International News Service
Los Angeles
Cal
Grace Murphy Duncan
Edward P. Nolan
Ace
San Francisco
Mrs. Duncan
Glendale
Robbers Loot Pittsburgh Area Hospitalized Merchant
In Johnstown two armed bandits rushed a sick room of Louis Zang stealing jewelry worth 2000 dollars. They held Zang and a nurse at gunpoint while a second robber ransacked the room and escaped with Zang’s car. Police ordered a watch for suspects believed to have fled toward Pittsburgh.
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International News Service
Johnstown
Louis Zang
Zang
Weather Delays Ruth Nichols Trans Atlantic Flight Start
Adverse Newfoundland weather halted Ruth Nichols start to Europe for several hours. Clarence Chamberlin, advisor, stayed at the Jersey City airport with the pilot, planning to move the plane to Floyd Bennett and set a noon to 2 pm launch window for Harbor Grace and the trans Atlantic hop.
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International News Service
Jersey City
Newfoundland
Ruth Nichols
Europe
Clarence Chamberlin
Ocean Flyer
Miss Nichols
Floyd Bennett Airport
Harbor Grace
Ransack Station Batter Toll Box Thieves Strike Again
Thieves damaged the Cherry Street Pennsylvan ia Railroad station pay box and the Bell Telephone company pay station last night. They entered via a broken window after breaking into a nearby tool shed to obtain a pick. Little money was believed to be secured.
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Cherry Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bell Telephone Company
Train Hits Auto Kill Two Near Chicago Crossing
A Grand Trunk train struck an auto at an unprotected crossing in Chicago, killing Mrs. Marie Sanford, 24, and George Masterman, 26, from Ashtabula, Ohio. Injured are Harold Sanford, Homer Lane, and Henry Mansen and his wife, all from Chicago or Ashtabula, as they toured to the Pacific coast.
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International News Service
Chicago
Grand Trunk Railway
Marie Sanford
George Masterman
Ashtabula
Ohio
Harold Sanford
Homer Lane
Henry Mansen
Pacific Coast
Placing Seats In Epworth Church
Work rushes to finish the Epworth M. E. church at East Washington street and Butler avenue. Interior completion aims for a July 12 dedication with seating plumbing woodwork flooring and lighting nearly done. The church is poised to be among the finest in the area once finished.
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Epworth M. E
East Washington Street
Butler Avenue
Do-X Seaplane Flies Natal to Bahia and Onward
The German airliner Do-X took off from Natal at 5 30 a m for Bahia en route to Rio de Janeiro. It was sighted over Parahyba about an hour later and expected to reach Bahia in five hours. After a fuel stop at Maceio it landed at 12 55 p m completing a 600 mile segment from Natal in 7 25 motion. A large crowd greeted the arrival and the Do-X prepared to depart for Rio de Janeiro.
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International News Service
Natal
Brazil
Bahia
Rio de Janeiro
Parahyba
Fernando de Noronna
Africa
Maceio
Visiting Rabbi Levey to preach at Temple Israel
Rabbi Irving M. Levey of Cleveland Ohio will occupy the pulpit at Temple Israel as he stays with relatives In Cleveland He will conduct services Friday evening at 830 and Saturday morning at 1030 He is a graduate of Hebrew Union College Cincinnati with a rabbinic degree and previously served Temple Beth Sholom in Topeka Kansas.
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Irving M. Levey
Cleveland
Ohio
Temple Israel
Levey
Hebrew Union College
Cincinnati
Rabbi Levey
Temple Beth-Sholom
Topeka
Kansas
Cupid Scoops Divorce Decree Publicize Engagement
A Reno story notes Mrs. Francis M. Hendriks considering divorce while Kathleen Wheeler, 19, announces her engagement to Hendriks. The brief item pairs a divorce proceeding with a new engagement revelation in a small hometown notice.
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Francis M. Hendriks
Reno
New
Kathleen Wheeler
Hendriks
Patrolman Slain in Plymouth After Struggle
Police find Patrolman Thomas Reese aged 40 slain fifty feet from Plymouth’s main street in Wilkes-Barre area. Uniform torn and badge ripped. revolver with one chamber empty nearby. Investigators seek to determine if he was shot with his own weapon during a hand to hand struggle with a robber.
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International News Service
Wilkes-Barre
Thomas Reese
Plymouth
Reese
Probe Death Of Three Children In Barn Fire
Greensburg pause coroner's jury inquest finds Clyde seven George three and Evalyn five Rubble children of Drrry township burned to death when a barn caught fire. Jury concludes children presumably started fire with matches in the barn where they were playing.
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Greensburg, Pa
Clyde
George
Evalyn Rubble
Drrry Township
Little Boy Hit By Car Injures Head and Arms
A one year old named Walter Vents of Phillips street was struck by John Fordu's car on Pollock avenue around noon. He was taken to New Castle hospital with head and arm injuries. extent not yet known.
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Little Walter Vents
Phillips Street
New Castle Hospital
John Fordu
Pollock Avenue
Fordu
Seek Solution To Officer Death
Steubenville Ohio June 18 Prosecutor John D Gardner says Ora Slater noted criminal investigator finished the death inquiry into Patrolman Raymond Castner 28 killed April 2 The slayer’s name to be disclosed today when a trial date is set for Edna James 27 Castner’s alleged sweetheart indicted for the killing The case remains one of the most baffling in the region with Mrs James claiming it was a personal crisis.
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International News Service
Steubenville. O
Raymond Castner
John D. Gardner
Ora Slater
Edna James
Castner
James
New York Police Seek Writer of Threat Letters
New York police and bomb squad experts traced crank letters to Patric E Crowley president of the New York Central railroad. The letters signed XRRA threatened sabotage of company property. no personal injury or kidnapping was claimed and the $25,000 demand was disputed by railroad officials.
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International News Service
New York
New York Police Department
Patric E. Crowley
New York Central Railroad
Crowley
Japanese Volcano Erupts Shrouding Villages in Ash
London dispatch reports Yakedake volcano in Japan erupting with ash and loud rumblings. Villagers near the mountain were prepared to evacuate at a moment’s notice if the activity intensifies.
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Yakedake
Japan
International News Service
London
Return to the songs of yesteryear and warm eighty three
The speaker laments vanished tunes from Sweet Adeline to Casey Jones and barbershop harmonies. He notes songs once cherished have faded, and wishes for the old days with lines that weren’t raw. The reader is reminded of a nostalgic era despite mentioning a warm eighty three today.
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Yesteryear
Sweet Adeline
Casey Jones
Neltie Gray
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Japan Times & Mail
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