Eight Held For Gunplay During Strike Trouble
Eight men including six mine deputies and two coal police jailed in Fayette County amid investigations into the Arnold City clash that left Bennie Binlon and James Davis wounded and Mike Philopovich killed. District Attorney Adams vows full probe and justice. Names: J W Pisher, Donald Royston, Edward Hunt, J D Buttermore, J B Yoder, J B Sisler, Leroy Ingram, C D Claybough.
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International News Service
Uniontown
Fayette County
Arnold City
Bennie Binlon
James R. Davis
Mike Philopovich
J. B. Adams
J. W. Pisher
Donald Royston
Edward Hunt
J. D. Buttermore
J. B. Yoder
J. B. Sisler
Leroy Ingram
C. D. Claybough
Woman Drowns Self in Swarthmore Pool
Swarthmore, Pa June 24 Mrs E Clayton Walton 55 wife of local real estate dealer ended her life by drowning, leaping into the private pool of Louis C Emmons near her home.
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International News Service
Swarthmore
E. Clayton Walton
Louis C. Emmons
Friendship Circle outing at Castle Beach
The Friendship Circle of the International Institute of the YWCA will hold an outing Thursday evening at Castle Beach on Pennsylvania Avenue.
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Friendship Circle
Pennsylvania Avenue
Castle Beach
Edenburg ball field blooms into a fine garden
A Pa Newc column notes the Edenburg ball field has become a well kept garden over the years. A reader remarks that waking a family with a neighbor blasting a radio at 1:30 a.m. is one of the worst punishments a neighbor could enforce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edenburg
Pa Newc
Woman Regains Speech at Welsh Club Convention
Mrs. Bert C. Bishop of Lakewood Ohio regained her speech after four months of silence in Pittsburgh at the seventeenth annual convention of the Womens Welsh clubs of America. She awoke able to speak and sang the National Anthem with the group as the meeting opened.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Womens’ Welsh Clubs of America
Bert C. Bishop
Lakewood
Cleveland
Legion post members accept resignations of two candidates
A Perry S. Gaston Post No. 343 American Legion meeting accepted the resignations of Ivor Davis as trustee and Orville Potter as junior vice commander because both were candidates for political office. Succession will be decided at the next meeting. Senior Vice Commander Glenn Berry presided.
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Perry S. Gaston
American Legion
Legion
Business Us
Ivor Davis
Orville Potter
Glenn Berry
Motorist Kills Cow in Adamsville Hit Run
In Adamsville Ohio, a cow owned by Myron McCurdy was struck and killed by a passing motorist who ignored a warning flag. Mrs. McCurdy was guiding the herd when the vehicle, with Ohio plate A64431, struck a cow and sped away. arrest likely. Dr. Henry Sloan of East Garfield visited Pittsburgh today.
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Adamsville
Myron McCurdy
Ohio
McCurdy
Debt Moratorium hinges on France attitude in Paris talks
Paris reports say France provisionaly accepts Hoover debt moratorium plan with conditions. France insists Young plan payments remain unchanged though funds go to Basel for potential relief, Parliament must authorize any changes. The stance shapes whether U S loans reopen and European debt relief advances.
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Stimson
Hoover
State Department
France
Germany
Rumania
Romania
Bucharest
United States
Washington
Paris
International
Bank of International Settlements
Basle
Auto Driver Stricken at Wheel of Machine
A man named Costanza was found dead by the roadside near midnight after being struck by a sudden illness while driving. Coroners from two counties and state police investigated and concluded natural causes, likely heart trouble. He was single and survived by his mother, Mary Costanza.
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Mathieson
Edward
Audley
Albert Holmes
Cos Nza
J. P. Caldwell
W. J. McGrath
Mercer
George Mozza
Costanza
Truck Crashes into Moving Locomotive at Crossing
A truck collided with a moving locomotive injuring the engine’s pilot beam and damaging the right footboard and front wheel. The freight train carried 70 empty cars, with engineer W. L. Geeley aboard as the collision sent the truck along the side of the engine. A garbled closing line offers prizes and a year’s free subscription to the first reader crossing Mussolini.
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Kana
W. L. Geeley
Mussolini
Post and Gatty Wing Atlantic Flight to Berlin
Post and Gatty completed a non-stop crossing from America to Europe and landed at Sealand, England before continuing to Berlin. They reported good mid Atlantic weather but a later bad patch affected the final leg. Upon arrival in Wales they thanked British officers and prepared for the next leg to Germany.
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Post and Gatty Land
England
Berlin
London
Liverpool
Post
Gatty
Germany
Atlantic
Bangor
North Wales
Harbor Grace
Charles A. Lindbergh
Ireland
Sealand
mid-Atlantic
Irish
Wales
Miners Return to Work Under New Wage Agreement
Smal groups of miners resumed work at Avella Large and Horning mines with no violence reported. The Coverdale Mollenauer and Castle Shannon pits employed several hundred workers with a new wage scale setting pick rates at 55 to 60 cents per ton, inside labor at 4.50, and inside labor day wages at 4.00. Picketing continued across the strike area as officials reported 50 percent of workers back and Terminal Coal operations employing about 2,400.
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Avella
Coverdale
Mollenauer
Castle Shannon
Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Company
Allegheny Valley
Harmarville
Acmetonia
Russellton
James Brooks
Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Corporation
P. T. Fagan
United Mine Workers District No. 5
Brooks
Fagan
Three wooden Indians remembered at local tobacconists
Old timers recall three wooden Indians once stood at James Waldron's on the diamond William Hall's on East Washington and Patters on East Washington The last tobacco trade hustlers faded from the fronts of local shops John Newman the theater manager once rolled tabies and Barnie Meuser the Bradford airport pilot is named among former newsboys
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James Waldron
Diamond
William Hall
East Washington Street
Patterson's
East Washington
John Newman
Governor Approves Labor and Sheriff Bills in Harrisburg
Gov. Pinchot announces approval of two Mason labor bills to curb injunctions in strikes and require open hearings before injunctions. another Fitzgerald bill requires deputy sheriffs to reside in their counties for at least one year and bars appointments for felonies in the last decade.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
J. Gordon Mason
Luzerne
Gov. Pinchot
Norbert Fitzgerald
Erie
Colored Couple Seek Out Hoover To Marry Them
A young colored man and his companion visited the White House seeking to marry. They asked to see President Hoover but were redirected to the license bureau by Captain Dalrymple. The scene occurred amid tense international issues surrounding reparations and debts.
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Hoover
White House
Young Swain
Bride
International News Service
Washington
Dalrymple
Cal
Mr. Hoover
New Test Used For Intoxication
Fayette City physician uses a novel intoxication test on John Dabalansky. After standard exam, Dabalansky repeats a tongue twister but falters, leading to court appearance. Jury finds him not guilty of operating a vehicle while intoxicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayette City
John Dabalansky
Newell
Dabalansky
Deaths of the Day Funeral notices from several locals
Funeral services were held for Frank Giancotti of 831 Croton Avenue at St. Vitus Church with a large attendance and a solemn high mass. Sara Apaline Shuler’s services were at 1603 Hamilton Street with two ministers and the family choir. Alex Costika of Gilmore Street, a storm accident victim, had services at the Moravia Street Russian Orthodox Church with American Legion pallbearers. William Tryman’s rites were at Allman Funeral Home with interment at Greenwood. Joseph Cline’s body was moved to Homestead with services planned there.
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Giancotti
Frank Giancotti
Croton Avenue
St. Vitus Church
N. DeMita
Anthony Donatelli
Caesar Sbarro
Vincent Burgo
Carl Cuda
Samuel Schiavelle
Joseph Messina
Francesco Augustine
Fred Folino
St. Vitus Cemetery
Costika
Alex Costika
Gilmore Street
North
Jefferson Street
Moravia Street
American Legion
Legion
F. C. Connor
James Brice
Fred Hanlon
James Forbes
Frank Concilla
Eugene Frankhouser
Graceland Cemetery
Mr. Tryman
William Tryman
Allman Funeral Home
West Falls Street
Rev. Johnson
Bethel A. M E. Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Joseph Cline
Baltimore and Ohio
Evans Farm
Mt. Jackson Road
McGonigle
Beaver Street
Patrick Cline
Homestead
Plan To Renew Radio Permits
The Federal Radio Commission ruled that licenses of RCA subsidiaries will be renewed at expiration despite a Supreme Court ruling that the parent violated the Clayton Act. The commission held anti trust violations by the parent do not forfeit broadcasting and related licenses under the Federal Radio Act. If no court reviews, RCA subsidiaries may continue operation without interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
Radio Corporation of America
U. S. Supreme Court
Federal Radio Commission
Commission
RCA
Cloudburst Damage Strikes Cleo North of Punxsutawney
A cloudburst near Cleo two miles north of Punxsutawney caused several thousand dollars in damage. Bridges and roads were washed out and gardens wrecked, with part of Joe Vilella’s store foundation washed away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Punxsutawney
Cleo
Here
Joe Vilella
Spanish War Vets to Meet in Gettysburg
The 24th annual encampment of Spanish American war veterans department of Pennsylvania opens in Gettysburg and runs through Saturday. Deliberations and a battlefield visit are planned with officers to be elected and U S Senator James J Davis to speak. M A Reich of Buffalo was a visitor.
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Gettysburg
Department of Pennsylvania
National
U. S
James J. Davis
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Blacktown
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Clapp
Sedure
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Megown
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Leland
Barnie Meuser
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Pinchot
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Mason
Fitzgerald
Radio Corporation
Smith's
Smith
Indiana Branch
Weather Bureau
J. R. Rick Motor Car Co
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