Woman Jurist to Speak Today at Bar Convention
Judge Sara M. Soffel of Allegheny County, Pennsylvania's only woman jurist, was to address the State Bar Association at its Bedford Springs convention on The Interpretation and Application of the Scire Facias Act of 1929. George Wharton Pepper will speak at the banquet tonight replacing Judge Maxey who was injured. The association also named a committee to study bank and trust company activities and their relation to the bar.
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International News Service
Bedford Springs
Sara M. Soffel
Allegheny County
Pennsylvania
State Bar Association
Charles A. Boston
New York
American Bar Association
George Wharton Pepper
United States
Bar Association
George W W. Maxey
Lackawanna County
John B. Brooks
Erie
Relief relief program shows rising Canadian employment totals
Ottawa Ontario April figures from the Director of Unemployment forwarded by Trade Commissioner Harvey A. Sweetser show 272,690 individuals employed through the Dominion relief scheme and 5,651,576 man-days of work. March totals were 248,274 and 4,657,217 respectively.
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Ottawa
Can
Canada
Department of Commerce
Harvey A. Sweetser
Capital city and word puzzle clues from crossword page
Readable clues indicate a crossword puzzle with numbered entries and across and down hints. The list includes capital of Brazil Brasília as well as various word definitions, names, and cryptic prompts typical of a puzzle page in a historic newspaper.
Russia's Experience To Be Told At World Economic Congress
New York reports that Soviet Russia will present its experience with economic planning at the World Industrial Relations Congress in Amsterdam, an informal gathering not run by governments. American leaders include Edward Filene on living standards and H S Persons on scientific management, with others from Brookings and Columbia contributing on planned economy and international treaties.
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Russia
International News Service
New York
Amsterdam
Holland
Mary van Kleech
Industrial Relations Association
United States
Italy
Germany
France
Soviet Union
Geneva
European Union Commission
League of Nations
Edward A. Filene
William Filene
Traylor Society
New York City
Lewis Lorwin
Institute of Economics
Brookings Institution
Washington, D. C
Morris L. Cocke
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
St. Lawrence Power Authority
Man in statue photo still living and well today
The man who posed for the soldier statue atop the memorial on the diamond is C. H. Andrews, secretary and treasurer of New Castle Mining & Clay Products. He recalls posing in G A R uniform at about age 20 as the sculptor formed the figure, with lights outlining the statue at night.
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C. H. Andrews
New Castle Mining & Clay Products Company
Grand Army of the Republic
Andrews
George Knowles
Cities Lack Of Sleep As Cause Of Auto Crashes
Harrisburg June 25 The National Safety Council says sleep deprivation drives many auto crashes. The Bureau of Motor Vehicles safety division targets accident prone operators, notably truck drivers who seek sleep on the job or are overtaken by it. A trucker with five crashes in under two years shows irregular hours and nervousness without disability. safe driving hinges on six to eight hours sleep daily.
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Harrisburg
National Safety Council
Division of Safety
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
W. W. Matthews
Matthews
Wyoming socialite to host ranch summer for eastern guests
Mrs. E. Marshall Field, ex-wife of Marshall Field III, leases the Dewey Riddle ranch at Painter Wyoming and plans a summer program for eastern friends. She will bring 150 saddle horses and a dozen wranglers to showcase life in the open spaces.
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Painter
Wyo
Wyoming
E. Marshall Field
Marshall Field III
Dewey Riddle
Riddles and Answers From a Historical Quiz
A collage item presents three Q A brain teasers on titles from kings the Declaration date accuracy polite phrasing and sausage making. It notes answers: an American official may obtain a title with Congress consent the Declaration was not signed on July 4 1776 with 54 signed Aug 2 plus October and November 1776 and pig iron as the iron for sausages.
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Congress
Mercer County News Report On Prisons And Tornadoes
Sheriff Dan Callahan delivered seven prisoners to the Allegheny County Workhouse bringing the jail tally to 83 with 76 inmates inside and seven women. Suits were filed by W G Bromley and William and J B Scurry against Mercer County over damages from the Perry Highway. Two tornadoes struck this month causing about 10000 in crop damage, with storms following nearly identical paths. Corporal Marcus White of the State police detailed at Kane testifies at the June criminal term. A quote defines a "darned alien" as a foreigner earning more than you.
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Dan Callahan
Allegheny County
G. Bromley
William
J. B
Mercer County
Perry Highway
Marcus White
Kane
White
Notre Dame Game Draws Large Seat Demand in 1932
Alumni of Kansas and Notre Dame anticipate the 1932 football clash prompting a rush for seats at KU Memorial Stadium. Dr. F C Allen, KU athletics director, says orders will not be taken before August 1 1932 as demand may exceed the 40000 capacity.
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Lawrence, Kas
University of Kansas
Jarhawkers
Notre Dame
F. C. Allen
K.U. Memorial Stadium
Allen
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Kurtz Street
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Virginia
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