Labor Disputes Bill Divides Opinion In Congress
The Wagner-Connery labor disputes bill moves toward White House after a house pass without vote and returns to the senate for minor differences. Roosevelt expects speedy signature as labor groups hail it while industrial leaders warn of labor warfare. The A F L chief calls it Magna carta of labor amid possible new challenges before a NRA decision. House rejects a Perkins reform, voting 130 to 48 to remove a labor board from the labor department.
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International News Service
Washington
White House
House
Senate
Roosevelt
Green
A. F. of L
Supreme Court
NRA
Drinking At Bar May Be Allowed
Harrisburg report on a Senate final vote tallying two house passed liquor and beer regulation bills. The measures would permit stand up drinking at bars, Sunday club sales, state liquor board control of permits, and one man liquor stores with opening hours rules, plus other provisions and tax timing changes. The home wine production bill of up to 200 gallons was sent to the governor.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Senate
House
Liquor Control Board
Board
Ziesenheim
Ritz Theatre Fire Damages Export Business District
Fire swept the Ritz Theatre in Export causing about 6500 dollars in damage. No injuries were reported as crews battled the flames in the early hours.
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International News Service
Export
Ritz Theatre
Court Decisions Restore Faith in National Economy
Pittsburgh June 20 Max B Nahm banker and Federal Reserve official told the national association of credit men that the world has more confidence in the United States than in itself. He cited gold inflows since 1935 and said three Supreme Court decisions restored faith in American institutions. He argued new inventions create more jobs than they displace and urged recruiting capable men.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Max B. Nahm
Federal Reserve Bank At
St. Louis
National Association of Credit Men
Nahm
Citizens’ National Bank of
Bowling Green
Supreme Court
Federal finance reform urged to curb debt and boost mood
A speaker calls for a federal reserve board housed in a supreme court of finance to restore confidence by paying global debts not repudiating them. He warns debt across international, national, state, municipal, corporate and personal levels, and urges enforcing expenditure limits.
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Federal Reserve Board
Supreme Court of Finance and Banking
Descendants Gather for Moravia West Pittsburg Homecoming
Descendants of Moravia and West Pittsburg settlers meet at Moravia Presbyterian Church for a gala homecoming with a noon picnic. Visitors from near and far revive memories of old days as Mrs. George McConnell chairs the reunion group with several committees aiding.
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Moravia
West Pittsburg
Moravia Presbyterian Church
George McConnell
Princeton Station Children Day at Oak Grove Church
The Oak Grove United Presbyterian church hosts a Children's Day program Sunday at 10:30 AM followed by Sunday school Y P C U at 7 15 PM Rev W C Billica pastor. Mr and Mrs Robert Allen and sons Bobby and Dick visited Mercer county Boy Scout farm at Mercer Monday.
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Oak Grove United Presbyterian Church
W. C. Billica
Mercer Camp
Robert Allen
Bobby and
Camp
Phillips
Mercer County
Boy Scout Farm
Mercer
Birthday Dinner At Wimer Home
A birthday gathering for Mrs. James Wimer drew relatives to the Wimer residence on Saturday. Lunch featured a chicken dinner for guests Cora Mershimer New Castle Mrs. Charles Mershimer Rhoda Book and Betty Princeton Mrs. John Turner Verda Harlansburg Mrs. Paul McDanel Raymond Norman and Cecil Ellwood City Mrs. Myrtle Douglass Evelyn and Alice Mae Wurtemburg.
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James Wimer
Myrtle Douglass
Evelyn
Alice Mae
Wurtemburg
Station Notes: Flack Family Visited Harlansburg
Mr and Mrs A R Flack and their son Ralph of Harlansburg spent Sunday with relatives, sharing a quiet afternoon in town.
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A. R. Flack and Son
Ralph
Harlansburg
Local Families Reach Near and Far for Visits
Mrs Myers Young visited her parents the Whites of Gibsondale on Thursday. The Allen family from Camp Phillips attended the Grove City reunion Wednesday. George Johnston and his children visited Newton Young’s home Sunday evening. Venetta Kildoo stayed a week with her son Lloyd and family. George Huff and family from Pittsburgh spent weeks at the Steiner cottage Kennedy's Mill. Hohmann family from Plaingrove joined D F Henry and family for Sunday dinner.
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N. M. Young
Myers Young
James White
Gibsondale
Robert Allen
Bobby
Camp Phillips
Allen
Grove City
George Johnston
New Castle
Newton Young
Venetta Kildoo
Harlansburg Road
Lloyd Kildoo
George Huff
Grace
Klaus Steiner
Pittsburgh
Steiner
Kennedy’s Mill
George Hohmann
Dorothy
Charles
Sara Margaret
Paul
Near Plaingrove
D. F. Henry
Chiselers Targeted by State Relief Agencies Drive
Fortified by new law the emergency relief departments set up restitution offices and launch an intensive hunt for chiselers. In Area 10 including Lawrence Mercer and Butler counties Percy T Howell is the restitution officer already at work recovering thousands of dollars for falsely obtained relief.
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Lawrence
Mercer
Butler
Percy T. Howell
Howell
Funeral Today for Edward Jung in East Liverpool
Funeral services are held at 3 30 p m in East Liverpool Ohio for Edward Jung of that city a former resident of Laurel boulevard New Castle. He was well known there and many friends were shocked by his death. Interment will be in Waverly New York Friday morning. Ammonia added to hot water and sponged over dirty carpets cleans and revives the colors.
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East Liverpool
Edward Jung
Laurel Boulevard
New Castle
Jung
Harold Boak
Hillcrest Avenue
Lola McBride
Boyles Avenue
Waverley
N. Y
Cement Workers Discuss Safety at Wampum Meeting
The Crescent Portland Cement company employees in Wampum held a June 17 meeting in the opera house to discuss safety. The informal gathering included many workers not at regular plant meetings and featured debates on safety first and welfare, part of a broader No-Accident campaign across the US and Canada.
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Crescent Portland Cement Company
Wampum
Wampum Opera House
United States
Canada
Lawrence School Committee Meeting Preview
The Lawrence school committee and interested residents will meet Friday at 8 PM at 707 East Long Avenue, hosted by Mrs. Emery Swagger. The group will discuss plans for an upcoming school picnic outing. Officers listed include President Mrs. Emery Swagger, Vice President Jack Grittie, Treasurer Mrs. Sam Ross, Secretary Mollie Komarc, and Entertainment Chair Nellie Brady.
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Lawrence School
Emery Swagger
East Long Avenue
Jack Grittie
Sam Ross
Mollie Komarc
Nellie Brady
Fire department celebration draws local officials to Slippery Rock
Vincent Gardner a local fire police man and Perry McFarland of the firemen association attended the Slippery Rock fire department celebration last evening in Slippery Rock.
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Vincent Gardner
Perry McFarland
Local Firemen’s Association
Slippery Rock
Portersville Station Social Notes Move Through Town
Mrs James McCleary and sister Mrs Dean Cooper shopped in New Castle on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Edward Miller and children Edward Jr and Irene from Pittsburgh visited the George Miller family Sunday. Mrs Frank Shields and son Henry leave for Canada for a few weeks. Rev Carl Jones and family of Sharon were hosted by the Stewart Miller family Sunday. Mr and Mrs Frank Whiteman and children of Ellwood City visited Mrs Roy Miller Sunday. Albert Bartley son of Mr and Mrs Albert Bartley of Edenburg visits grandmother Mollie McCracken for a couple weeks.
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James McCleary
Dean Cooper
New Castle
Edward Miller
Edward Jr
Irene
Pittsburgh
George Miller
Frank Shields
Henry
Canada
Carl Jones
Sharon
Stewart
Jacksville
Frank Whiteman
Ellwood City
Mr. Whiteman
Roy Miller
Albert Bartley
Edenburg
Mollie McCracken
Hanna Attends State Conference
William R. Hanna, chairman of the Lawrence county Democratic committee, is expected home today after a Harrisburg conference with Edward N. Jones, head of Pennsylvania’s new PWA setup. The talks outlined procedural steps and the administration of new works units, including a New Castle administrator operating away from the former RWD offices.
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William R. Hanna
Lawrence County
Democratic Committee
Harrisburg
Edward N. Jones
PWA
Pennsylvania
New Castle
RWD
State Director of Relief
Jones
American horse finishes second in English gold cup
At Ascot England on June 20 Alazar owned by William Woodward placed second in the Gold Cup behind Sir Abe Bailey’s Tiberius. The race drew attention not for the winner but for Brantome the previously unbeaten French wonder horse.
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International News Service
Ascot
England
William Woodward
Abe Bailey
Tiberius
Brantome
Finishers in tight six horse race reward longshot
A six horse field saw Denver ridden by a French owner finish third as the winner paid 100 to 30 with fractions noted. The second place yielded 20 to 1 and a longshot paid 1,000 to 8 in the purse distribution.
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Denver
Deeds Registered After Sheriff Sale Say Neil Williams Stated
Neil Williams registrar at the city engineer office said about a score of deeds for properties recently sold by the sheriff were registered today.
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Neil Williams
City Engineer's Office
Caldwell inspects RWD project in New Castle
W Bruce Caldwell of Sharon area administrator for the RWD visited New Castle on Wednesday to inspect ongoing work.
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W. Bruce Caldwell
Sharon
RWD
New Castle
Happy Am I Club Meeting At Love Johnsons Home
The Happy Am I Club will meet on Monday June 24 at Love Johnsons home rear of 125 East Long Avenue. A crossbreeding of mountain sheep and domestic ewe yields offspring with both hair and wool traits.
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Love Johnson
East Long Avenue
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Kentucky
Robins Setter Furniture
Princeton Station
Lawrence School Committee
Mike Sheraff
Portersville Station
Hanna
Happy-Am-I Club
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