Expect Two Of Liquor Board To Leave Posts
Harrisburg dispatch reports that based on findings of the house liquor inquiry committee Chairman Robert S. Gawthrop and Dean A. Thompson are expected to sever ties with the state liquor control board. The third member W Worrell Wagner may remain. The panel cited lack of liquor industry experience for Gawthrop and Thompson and criticized board errors dating around 1934.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
House Liquor Inquiry Committee
Robert S. Gawthrop
Dean A. M. Thompson
State Liquor Control Board
W. Worrell Wagner
Gawthrop
Thompson
Wagner
Gifford Pinchot
Ellwood City Girls Reported Missing
Anna Vincik age 17 and Marie Vincik age 16 from Ellwood City are reported missing. No further details available.
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Anna and
Marie Vincik
Ellwood City
Descriptions of two women from police report
The city police received a report detailing two women. Anna is 5 feet 2 inches tall, 109 pounds, wearing a white dress with pink dots. Marie is 6 feet tall, 125 pounds, wearing a black dress.
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Anna
Marie
City Hall Briefs Report Auto Recoveries and Vacations
Police reported the recovery of an auto belonging to Otto Parkbone stolen from Ray Street and found on Martin Street. Officers Hillers Shaner Greer and Suber returned from vacation while Wallace and Wyman began theirs. Local authorities sought a Chevrolet Ohio license F347K and a Dodge Pennsylvania license D807 stolen from Youngstown. No injuries in city incidents in 48 hours. A window was broken at McMillen drug store. A B and O freight door was found broken. A bushel of potatoes found at Ray Street and Butler Avenue. Profanity reported near Crawford Avenue and County Line. A Ford sedan Ohio license F164K stolen yesterday from Youngstown. Boys allegedly discharged rifles on Carnegie grounds Saturday.
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Otto Parkbone
Butler Road
Ray Street
Martin Street
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Youngstown
Clam Bake for Lehigh Portland Cement Staff Guests
Office employee of the Lehigh Portland Cement company hosted a clam bake at a camp on Slippery Rock creek Saturday afternoon. Mill officials and invited guests played horse shoes and ball before a meal. Out of town guests included Barton Druckenmiller and Robert E. Long of Pittsburgh.
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Lehigh Portland Cement Company
Slippery Rock
Barton Druckenmiller
Robert E. Long
Pittsburgh
Textile Workers Strike Looms. 3500 Cut Wages Demanded
In Boston on June 24 3500 workers from the Uxbridge Worsted company and seven New England mills walked out demanding a 20 percent raise. The strike is sponsored by the executive council of the United Textile Workers of America and authorized by National President Thomas F McMahon. Affected mills include Pascoag and Woonsocket Rhode Island Lowell and Uxbridge Massachusetts and Putnam Connecticut.
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Boston
Uxbridge Worsted Company
New England
Executive Council
The
Worsted and Woolen Department
United Textile Workers of America
Thomas F. McMahon
Pascoag and
Woonsocket
R. I
Lowell
Uxbridge
Mass
Putnam
Heart Balm Suits Outlawed in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg June 24. Governor Earle signed a bill making heart balm suits illegal in Pennsylvania except those arising from criminal causes. The measure, sponsored by Rep. Annai Brancato and William P. Condon of Philadelphia, was amended to exempt seduction or criminal conversation cases.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Keystone
George H. Earle
Annai Brancato
William P. Condon
Philadelphia
Senate
Accident victim leaves hospital after injuries
Calvin Hoover of New Wilmington recovering from an automobile collision on South Mill Street near the P and L E crossing. He was discharged Friday evening from Jameson Memorial hospital and has returned home.
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Calvin Hoover
New Wilmington
South Mill Street
P. and L. E. Crossing
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Former Apollo teacher reveals secret marriage in Wellsburg
Helen West of Apollo, a graduate of Indiana State Teachers College, disclosed in Tarentum that she married Franklin L. Marks of Van dergrift Steel in Wellsburg, West Virginia, in August 1931 after four years of silence.
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Tarentum
Helen West
Apollo
Indiana State Teachers College
Franklin L. Marks
Vandergrift Steel Employe
Wellsburg
W. Va
City council to discuss successor to Lou McClung
Police report details 13 arrests noted over 48 hours ending June 23 including drunkenness disorderly conduct and parking violations. Council and school board meet at North Street school to decide salary for a successor to city and school treasurer Lou McClung, with prior pay cited between 10 000 and 12 000 and state law minimum at 3500. Expenses for clerical hire and stationery to be split between city and school board. Sewage plant operators to meet at State college to review methods. local plant cost about 500 000. Council previously sent Joseph Alexander City Engineer G R Throop and Frank Nugent to a convention. Patriotic remark ends with critical view of 125 million.
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North Street
Lou McClung
State College
Joseph Alexander
G. R. Throop
Frank Nugent
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Tri-Shelvador
Shelvadore
Liquor Board
G. G. Stitzinger
Lincoln Avenue
Rhodes Place
Earl F. Henderson
Sumner Avenue
Robert M. Hainer
St. Cloud
City Hall
Hillers, Shaner, Greer
Suber
Wallace and Wyman
McMillen Drug Store
North Liberty Street
B. and O
Butler Avenue
Crawford Avenue
County Line Street
Carnegie
ELKS
Bertram Davis
New Castle Lodge of Elks
Haney’s
Lawrence County
Jacob F. Perelman
Wallace Sloce
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