Governor Vetoes Twenty Five Bills During Morning
The governor vetoed twenty five bills during the morning session, citing overbroad provisions and concerns over compulsory employment. He rejected measures mandating state contracts employ Pennsylvania citizens and restricted age-based hiring, arguing officers must assess capability and eligibility. The notices name sponsors such as Rep James Heffran and Rep D J Kahte and indicate continued discussion on page two.
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Pingiot
Pennsylvania
Westmoreland
Janes T Heffran
Washington
Lae Commonwealth
D. J. Kahte
Clarion
Ches Sweesy nearly holes in one at Legion of Honor
In last evening's Legion of Honor match Ches Sweesy, a rising young golfer, landed a near hole in one on No 7. The ball stopped inches from the cup, ending with a birdie. A rough, garbled note follows about other local names and a disrupted scene.
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Legion of Honor
Ches Sweesy
Hall of Fame
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Daily Weather Report Summary for Buren Station
Weather bulletin from Buren station notes morning conditions and hourly observations. Data mentions temperature 62 and precipitation indicators with time period specifics. Observations recorded by local meteorology office. station identifiers and timing reflect routine daily weather reporting.
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Buren Statisies
Rural road bill signed by governor under wide package
Harrisburg June 23 Warren Pennsylvanias new rural road program state tree and state bird plus holiday and election law changes become law after Gov Gilford Pinechots approval of 47 bills from the last legislature. The Bidelspacher bill to take over 20205 miles of township roads for state maintenance and development enables the governor to pursue rural road improvement pledges. The measure takes effect once the highway department is organized.
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Traternarional News
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Gilford Pinechot
State Highway Department
Ten Million Fire Loss at St John New Brunswick
The waterfront blaze in St John New Brunswick caused 10 009 000 in damage. The Canadian Pacific coastal steamer Empress burned at the docks as her seacocks were opened to prevent fuel oil explosion. Five men last seen at the docks were reported missing.
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International News Service
St, John
N. B
Harbor Commission
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St. John
Boston
Bradford Woman Killed In Crash
Bradford Woman died in a crash near here when two cars collided on a rural road. A passenger, Fesenmyer of Bradford, suffered possible injuries and a second occupant was treated for minor wounds. The collision occurred late at night. conditions and exact cause are under investigation. Continued on page two.
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Bradford
Atlantic City's Boardwalk Fire Damage Estimated At 800000
A blaze along Atlantic City's boardwalk last night damaged multiple buildings including a night club. Three firemen and four others were among seven people slightly injured. Estimated damage pegged at 800000 with investigations ongoing.
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International News Service
Atlantic City
N. J
Atlantis City
Store Owner Killings Amid Mine Strike Clash
In Uniontown Pennsylvania near Arnold City a fatal clash between pickets and sheriff deputies left one man dead and four seriously wounded. Victims include Mike Ghilopzick, shot in the heart, and John Brown, John Gala, F R Davis, plus a unidentified man, all taken to Charleroi hospital. Deputies reported firing after warning the pickets to retreat as a truck carrying strikebreakers approached the mine entrance.
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International News Service
Uniontown
Sheriff's
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Ammold City
Mike Ghilopzick
Charleroi
John Brown
John Gala
F. R. Davis
New Trial Denied For Woman Slayer Will Die In Chair
Mrs Maude Lowther a 28 year old Indian maid was doomed to be Ohio's first woman to die in the electric chair Judge James Ogiever overruled the motion for new trial and sentenced her to die October 2 for the murder of Mrs Clara Smith on May 29 1930 The victim's husband Tibly Smith aided in the plot and awaits electrocution Attorneys said they would file exceptions with the state court of appeals meeting August 24
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Maude Lowther
Ohio
James
Ogiever
Clara Smith
Tibly Smith
State Court of Appeals
Rogers Says America Died From Moral Leadership Delusion
Special to The News from Beverly Hills California June 23 says Will Rogers mocks the idea of American moral leadership. He argues nations resent external moral dictates and warns against overestimating U S influence. He notes history shows the country’s good intentions often backfire and ends with unintended consequences abroad.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Astoria
America
World flight crew leaves New York for record trip
Wiley Post and Harold Gatty begin a record breaking 15060 mile round world flight from Roosevelt Field New York to Harbor Grace Newfoundland then across the Atlantic with planned brief stops. Longest hops planned Harbor Grace to Berlin and Moscow to Irkutsk.
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Irkutsk
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Wiley Post
Harold Gaity
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Roosevelt Field
N. Y
Atlantic City
Harold Gatty
Los Angeles Flyer
N. F
Fae Atlantic
New Pipe Organ Arrives for Epworth Church Dedication
A Wick Direct Electric Action organ from Highland, Illinois arrived in large crates for Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church. Installation began with organ experts on site. The dedicatory recital is planned for July 18 featuring Earl Mitchell of Shadyside Presbyterian Church Pittsburgh and baritone Wal ler Evans from Pittsburgh who won a radio audition five years ago and has since pursued concert work in Pittsburgh.
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Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church
Highland, Ii
Earl Mitchell
Shadyside Presbyterian Church of Pittsburgh
Waleler Evans
Pittsburgh
Dvans
War Debt Moratorium May Involve New Parley On Terms
Hoover proposes a one year halt on war debt payments but many expect a two year pause or longer. Debates center on Germanys finances and the political campaign as two major parties square off. Some foresee renewed discussion of reparations and debts after the period with possible inter final conferences. Continued on Page Two.
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Mine workers and operators reach Pittsburgh wage truce
United Mine Workers and Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Corporation announce 2400 miners at five mines will return to work tomorrow under terms of a wage and contract settlement. Samuel Pursglove will sign the pact in Pittsburgh as unions ratify the agreement. Philip Murray praised Governor Pinchot for aiding the settlement. Mines involved include No. 2 Castle Shannon No. 3 Mollenaues No. 4 Horning.
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Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Corporation
Oho
Samuel Pursglove
Neon
Iconesions
Philip Murray
Wired
Gilford Pinchot
Castle Shannon
Mollenaues
Horning
New Zealand Quake Shakes Wainihaka and Murere Towns
An earthquake struck the New Zealand towns of Wainihaka and Murere causing damage to houses water tanks and infrastructure. The tremor lasted four hours with continued aftershocks and emergency crews responding to affected areas.
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London
Ely Neys
Wainihaka
Murere
New Zealand
Wellington
Istervats
Ruth Nichols Hurt In Plane Crash Near Airport
Ruth Nichols, famed Rye New York aviatrix, was seriously injured when her plane crashed on approach to St John New Brunswick. The craft struck fuel tanks and tumbled into trees near the Municipal airport, delaying her trans Atlantic flight plans.
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Ruth Nichols
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N.Y
Physi General Hospital Aere Toda
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Ployer Bennefteld
Baryjeer York
Miss Nichols
Uke Tyer
Iaie
Death Record for Mrs Mancaret Blakely
Obituary note records the death of Mrs Mancaret Blakely of North Beaver Township at age 50, with links to Al mira Howe Joseph Kline in the regional listing. The notice provides brief death and location details typical of a local death record column.
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Td. Almira, Howe
Joseph Kline
North Beaver Township
Believe France Plans To Accept Hoover Proposal
Paris June 23 French cabinet signals intent to seek parliamentary authority to accept President Hoover’s moratorium proposal. Premier Pierre Laval reportedly told Internation Service that consent to levy amplification without parliament won’t be granted. Article notes continued discussion on page two.
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Hoover
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Pierre Javad
Bank Bandits Scared Away In Lebanon Heist
Two armed men attempted an early morning hold up at the Myerstown Trust Company in Lebanon. They entered the bank, one drew a pistol near the door, shouted stick em up, but fled after an alarm sounded. An employee dropped behind the counter as the alarm tripped and the bandits escaped before police arrival.
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Lebanon
Paduime
Myerstown Trust Company
Neer Tar
Reading
Nell
Fragmented Tale of Alchemy and Seeds in a Garden Plot
A fragmented text mentions alchemy, ferns, and a garden plot with seeds and two cans. It references a person named Arthur Mometer ren and describes a contest or test involving a garden activity. Weather notes and odd terms appear amid the garbled lines.
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