Coal Operators Reject Proposal Of Organization
Washington June 22 The nation faces extending coal industry recovery as Hugh S Johnson takes charge to organize the field. Major operators led by Pittsburgh and Rockefeller firms have rejected proposals to form industry standards on wages and hours, while labor groups push for organized cooperation and new legislation. Johnson plans further conferences to push for orderly industry reform.
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Johnson
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Knowt
Mellon Company
Consolidated Coal Company
Rockefeller Company
Feld
Congress
Carter's Little Liver Pills Ad Claims Morning Boost
A vintage ad touts Carter's Little Liver Pills as a remedy to "wake up your liver bile" without calomel, promising energy and a quick morning lift. The copy markets bile flow as essential, links improved digestion to better vitality, and urges readers to ask for Carter's Liver Pills.
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Carter
Uae
Not will open the door to complete unionization of the industry
The article reports Labor and political figures debating unionization in coal, with Johnson pledging a square deal to unions while opposing immediate industry-wide union action. It notes pressure for a fair code and possible federal licensing actions if industry unity forms. It also covers Rep Terpin urging Roosevelt to curb Russian imports to protect recovery measures, contingent on organized industry.
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Agjatner
Supreme Court
Fe Blgantit
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Inder
Roosevelt
Ncb
Terpin
Pennsylvania
West District
Industri
Typ
Government funds eyed for local work plan
A federal bill offers several channels for the district to advance delayed public works projects. Officials from city and county pledge immediate action after a meeting at the Pennsylvania Power building. Governor Pinchot’s letter urges rapid mapping of feasible projects to qualify for 30 percent grants and low-interest loans. Participants include Governor Gifford Pinchot’s contact, Mayor Charles B. Mayne, County Commissioner P. O. Bider, City Solicitor John P. Lockhart, City Solicitor Robert McK. White, Louis Round, Harry Hoskins, and A. W. Chilton of the Chamber of Commerce.
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Nots
Bennett
Relief Organization
P. O. Bider
John. P. Lockhart
Robert Mck. White
Louis 8
Round
Harry
Congressman Has Close Call Bomb Placed in Auto
A bomb was found in Representative Eaton’s car after a disturbance in a garage. The electromechanical device lay near the motor with one wire to a spark plug and another grounded to the frame. Eaton, who has represented the district since 1825, said he knew of no threats.
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Eaton
Congress
End of state sizzles as heat wave claims two lives
Temperatures surged across eastern Pennsylvania with readings near 100 expected after a day of 85 in cities like Bloomsburg and Wilkes-Barre. The heat wave caused two deaths, George Kline 58 in Bloomsburg and Thomas Berry in Williamsport, linked to a five week heat spell amid veterans gathering.
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Cent
al Pennsylvenia
George Kline
Bloomsburg
Thomas Berry
Wilkes-Barre
Williamsport
Pittsburgh
Japan
China
Fragmented OCR item on local streets and licenses
Incomplete notes describe a highland heights area plan to complete street work and license checks this morning. The fragment mentions North Jefferson and a janky chain with a vehicle and sylvania trailer license details. No clear event or names are readable.
Harvard University honors graduate with honorary law degree
An unnamed graduate described as a figure of ceremonial pomp is noted as receiving a honorary doctor of laws from Harvard University. The report mentions connections to Andrew Decoe Bassaddor Ronald and William Douglas, and references to state budget leadership and ambassadors in a context of a presidential campaign and Connecticut politics.
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Hesvieoain
Ralton
Harvard Univeratt
Andrew Decoe
Bassaddor
United
Ronald
Cpn
Basaeda
William‘ Douglas
Cronn
Derby
Ike
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Pennsylvania rural electric service talks in Harrisburg
John McKee executive secretary of the Pennsylvania joint committee conferred with a rural electric service representative in Harrisburg regarding rural Lawrence County matters.
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John “McKee
The
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Rural Electrici
Lawrence County
Fragmented OCR muse on diplomas and uniforms
A garbled excerpt mentions diplomas, uniforms, and idiosyncratic phrases. It references a performance or ceremony with jokes about victory and pride, including names such as Lucile McKee. The text is inconsistent and appears to be an OCR mishmash of a speech or program fragment.
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Praha
Gratitus Cata Lucile
Goldie Lucille’ McKee
Ohio River navigation plan draws multiple dam projects
The proposal outlines construction of a new dam at the Ohio River near Youngstown and an extension of river navigation. It includes plans for a Youghiogheny River link to West Newton and mentions alternate schemes for two low arches and a single high dam near Emleton, with construction expected to start soon.
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Ohio
Morgrove
Youngstown
Youghlogheny
Newton
Emilenton
Conference aims to address currency issues and Roosevelts stance
George B. Holmes reports on a United States conference where discussions center on currency policy and the president's formal statement. The British position and possible future actions are noted as part of the briefing.
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George B. Holmes
Obituary notices from a small town include Shaffer Moran and Byerley deaths
The notice records the death and funeral arrangements for Weslay Shaffer of Ippery Rock townenip aged 81 who led the community telephone exchange, was a member of Oak Grove United Presbyterian Church and the Odd Fellows, with survivors Daisy Myers Martha Hook and Sylvester Shaffer. funeral set for Saturday January 24 in Princeton with burial in Heamon cemetery. Additional brief death notices report Anthony Moran of Rochester who died Tuesday June 20 and Grace Byerley whose funeral was held Wednesday at the Madison Avenue Christian Church with interment at Franklin Square cemetery in Ontn.
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Rock Townenip
Shaffer
Buppery K Township
Oak Grove
Presbyte
Ehurch
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Odd Fellows
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Fide
Daisy
Myers
Peipestany
Mre.-Marths' Hook
Castle
Byersisy Pampley
Grace Byerley
Wesan
Stabilization 18 Ride Tracked at London Parley
Geopolitical report from London on June 22 describes United States efforts at the World Economic Conference to ease tariffs and trade barriers. Cordell Hull introduced a resolution backing gradual, reciprocal removal of restrictions to restore normal global trade and avoid medieval isolation. The measure aims for quick tariff cuts via bilateral or multilateral deals while avoiding discriminatory provisions that could hurt world trade.
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London
United States
Cordell Hull
Osom
Banit
Merchants Meeting Set at New Castle Chamber Dinner
Arrangements completed for 8:30 p.m. dinner in the Green room of the Y W C A under the auspices of the retail merchants association of the New Castle Chamber of Commerce. A post dinner discussion will cover pertinent topics and reservations show record attendance.
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Alli Sion
New Castle Chamber of Commerce
Plan Amiesite For Railroad Crossing Plan Amiesite
Director of streets 8 W Treser said the P and L E railroad company proposes to remove the plan and place inemiesite at the railroad crossing on South Jefferson street in the city plans.
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Streets
W. Treser
P. & L. E. Railroad Company
Jefferson Street
Many Picnics Planned At Gaston Park By Churches
Miss Susan Wallaee, secretary to the recreation board, states that July 4 will see Gaston Park become a center for church picnics. About nine or ten churches will each reserve sections of the park for their outings.
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Gaston Pari
Susan Wallaee
Recreation Board
Charter Filed for Kappa Phi Lambda Fraternity
A charter for the Kappa Phi Lambda fraternity at New Witministe has been filed with the register and recorder. The organization plans fraternal and educational aims and tabulates its first officers as James, A. Chambers, R. Don Wilson, attorney Joseph R. McFate, James R. McGeorge, and Fitch Mcian.
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Kappa Philambda
Register
Carder
Jn James
A. Chambers
R. Don Wilson
Joseph R. McFate
Fitch Mcian
Scraper and workers clear dirt streets in city area
The director of streets reports crews using a scraper and roller on dirt streets today. Other workers remove weeds between the curb and sidewalks as operations proceed.
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Scrape Ataeers
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