Industrial Accidents In State During Month Caused 362 Fatalities
Harrisburg June 19 Industrial accidents in the state during May caused 36% fatalities, the highest since the workmen's compensation act. The Pickands Mather mine disaster in Greene county on May 19 killed 184 men, average age 35. Fifty-one were single, 126 married with 228 children, two widowers with one dependent each. Estimated total compensation cost about 600,000, paid over years. Even omitting the 184 deaths, May's fatal total tops six months. Most industry groups rise over April. transportation and miscellaneous groups fall slightly.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Labor and Industry
Pickands Mather and Company
Greene County
Mather
White Teacher Weds Negro Husband in New York Church
Miss Marie A. Plouse a 22 year old white school teacher from Spangler Pennsylvania married Etienne Dupuch a 29 year old Bahamian war veteran and legislature member at St Anselm Catholic church rectory in New York. Dupuch has studied at St John’s University Minnesota and the couple met last summer while he visited Spangler where Miss Plouse lived with her parents.
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New York
Marie A. Plouse
Spang Jer
Etienne Dupuch
St. Anselm's Catholic Church
Dupuch
St. John’s University
Minnesota
Spangler
Miss Plouse
Mrs
Henry Plouse
Harlansburg Road Children’s Day Program
The Children’s Day program will be presented on Sabbath evening June 24 at 8 o’clock Eastern Standard Time at Neshannock U. P. church.
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Neshannock
Community notices and events near McCaslin and Reading
An upcoming church program led by Wanda Quigley and Helen McCracken with Mrs. Floyd Smock includes Bible School at 1 and a 2 o'clock sermon on Sabbath. The Great Belt Players perform Farm Folks at Liberty Grange Hall on June 21. Local visits and family news cover families from New Wilmington to Portersville, with open Homecoming Night at Liberty Grange Hall on June 19 and several nursing students visiting relatives.
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Wanda Quigley
Helen McCracken
Floyd Smock
H. S
Rev
St. Clair
Liberty Grange Hall
Harlansburg Road
Herschel Ritenour
Isaac Jones
Portersville
Gee
Cather
Billy
Wm. West
Liberty Grange Hell
Margaret Hilligoss
Dicky
Akron
Ohio
J. A Baker
State Road
Ralph” Emery
Croton Avenue
Jasper Dreke
Loyd Kildoo
Betty Ward
Croton
Wm.West
Blacksmith Evades Service Across Line in Shop
Allentown Pennsylvania June 19 prep deputy Sheriff Jerry Marsh tried to serve papers in a damage suit at Joseph Eisenhart's Spring Valley shop. Eisenhart stepped from his anvil to his bellows and said papers could not be served as the Lehigh Northampton line ran through the shop. Stephen Fainer sues Eisenhart for 2500 damages for injuries from an auto accident. The action will be re filed in Northampton county courts at Boston to ensure service.
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Allentown
Jerry Marsh
Joseph Eisenhart
Spring Valley
Eisenhart
Lehigh-Northampton County
Stephen Fainer
How To Achieve Beauty Through Happy Feet
A column advises summer foot care to keep beauty and mood intact. It recommends sensible flat shoes, changing shoes daily, castor oil with muslin wraps, alcohol and vinegar massages, gorm bunion plasters, dusting powder in shoes, and using silk stockings or a silk and lisle mix for comfortable foot-dress. It stresses feet influence happiness and social enjoyment.
Diary of a visiting Englishman recalls New York sights
An English visitor on his first U.S. trip describes New York through a Broadway car tour from Times Square to 58th Street, noting cheap pineapple pushcarts, markets, and major districts. The piece covers hotel theft concerns, evolving detective roles, and broad social scenes, ending with reader questions to C K at the Times Building.
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Central Press
New Castle News
New York
States
Broadway
South Ferry
7Th Avenue
58Th Street
56Th
45Th Street
Times Square
42Nd
35Th Streets
Herald Square
Madison Square
Union Square
Courthouse
Municipal Building
City Hall
Woolworth Building
Financial District
Trinity Church
Battery Park
Local Socials and Delegates Named in Rich Hill Area
Lois Weakley and Mrs Walter Barkley were appointed as delegates to the district convention at Wilmington. Numerous local residents visited family and friends in Rich Hill and nearby towns including Mr and Mrs J R Barron Mrs Lydia Jameson and Mr Everett McConnell. The Wilmington Grange will stage a play at Indian Run Grange on Friday June 22 inviting Rich Hill residents to attend.
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John Rohrbaugh
Lois Weakley
Walter Barkley
Wilmington
Morrow
Anna
Elizabeth
Irene
J. R. Barron
George Floyd
R. B. Jameson
Robert
Lydia Jameson
John McConnell
E. B. Reid
Everett McConnells
Thomas Floyd
McConahy
New Castle
Robert. Barr
Cer! Richeal
James McConnell
William Dicks
Raymond
Punxsutawney
Ruth
Ireve Cotton
George Cotton
Everett McConnell
Harlansburg Road
Powell
Middlesex
Wilmington Grange
Indian Run Grange
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Pittsburgh
Tchardy & Hayes
Liberty Grange
Isavelle West
Shenango Valley Hospital
Jessie Elldoo
M. W. McCracken
New Wilmington
Russell McConnell
Lucky Tiger
Jen Fee
Sayjetty
the Foxel
Washington Street
Croton Ave
Arthur B. Foster
New Yorker
Clark Key
Anni
Ninth Avenue
52Nd
34Th Streets
C.K
Times Building
Wall Street
Hoover
Sioux Falls
Daily Argus-Leader
Geo. K. Stevenson Co
Smithfield St
Pittaburgh
Rich Hill
Palm Beach
Britton
Bea
Postum Company, Inc
Battle Creek
Mich
H. P
Lovejoy
America
Oldsmobile
General Motors
New Castle Co
Lawrence County Distributors
Washington St
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