First Violence in Cleveland Bakery Strike Sparks Bomb Blast
A dynamite bomb exploded near the French Baking Co. plant in Cleveland as labor conciliator A L Faulkner planned talks to settle the bakery drivers dispute. Twenty five workers were inside. no injuries reported. windows and a fence were damaged.
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International News Service
Cleveland, CO
Cleveland Bakeries
French Baking Co
A. L. Faulkner
Department of Labor
Teamsters District Council
M. B. Meyer
No Permanent NRA Action Now Continues On Page One
The article explains that most administration legal experts say a permanent NRA would require a constitutional amendment. It discusses Wagner-Connery labor relations and Guffey-Snyder coal bills as steps to address the court’s ruling. If the coal bill creates a “little NRA” and survives, NRA principles could be written into law for many industries.
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Roosevelt
NRA
Wagner-Connery
Guffey-Snyder
Supreme Court
President Roosevelt presses wealth tax plan in campaign push
The president shifts the share the wealth program into congress and aims to have the new and existing taxes in effect by Saturday night. Opponents may delay bids with collateral issues like tariff and bonus taxes, but Roosevelt stays ready to label rivals. Washington observers view the rapid moves as a capstone in pressuring the monied interests.
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White House
Roosevelt
Washington
Washington revolt halts plan to tax bill rider
June 25 Washington Democrats on Ways and Means threaten to oppose permitting the Senate to write the new share the wealth tax as a rider to extending nuisance taxes. They protest the White House tax plan aimed to push the bill through by Saturday night and defend Congress origin of tax laws. Rep Boehne of Indiana voices opposition to Senate action.
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Washington
Ways and Means
Senate
House
Coughton
White House
Rep. Boehne
Indiana
Park Flower Show Brightens Cascade Park Scene
Cascade Park flowers are in full bloom creating a beautiful display that enhances the park. The latest scene shows a group of spectators admiring a new plate glass window installation in a downtown store while the grounds dry after recent wet weather.
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Cascade Park
Waley Trial Set for July Jury Selection in Kidnap Case
Mrs Waley faces trial in United States District Court with George Weyerhaeuser as government chief witness. Jury selection slated to begin July 5 after prosecutors push for speedy justice following a similar Metz Waley case outcome.
McElwee Seeks Republican Nomination for County Judge
William McElwee Jr declares candidacy for Lawrence County County Judge as a Republican. He pledges fairness to all classes and conditions and asks Republican voters for support from neighbors.
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Lawrence County
William McElwee, Jr
Budget and bills loom over school salaries debate
A state senate committee meeting on school salaries failed to occur as bills stalled in committee. The Ziesenheim bill, subsidies for teachers, Edmonds Act salary costs and tenure legislation sparked uncertainty. Administrators consider revising the budget, seeking funds or a loan, and possibly turning operations over to the Department of Public Instruction.
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Senate
Ziesenheim
Mr. Hazen
National Guard troops doubled in Tacoma lumber mill strike
Tacoma Washington June 25 161st Infantry from Camp Murray arrived adding 300 troopers to the guards at lumber mills. The deployment increases force to protect mills during a strike environment.
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International News Service
Tacoma
Wash
National Guard
Washington
161St Infantry
Camp Murray
Mid-Week Spiritualist Service at McGoun Hall
The Spiritualist Church of Truth holds a Wednesday evening service in McGoun Hall at 8 o clock with a flower ceremony and speaker R. H. Johns. A second service with Lena Stevens is planned Friday at 8 in McGoun Hall. The article notes that power company deficits could be reduced if taxpayers covered costs.
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Spiritualist
Church of Truth
McGoun Hall
R. H. Johns
Lena Stevens
Senate Debates Roosevelts Tax Plan Amid Quick Passage Pressure
Senate leaders move to draft tentative tax schedules aimed at raising about 340 million yearly, attaching them to an emergency tax extension. They warn failure to pass by Saturday could cost 1.5 million daily. Proposals include corporate income tax up to 16 percent and higher rates for large fortunes, with inheritance and gift tax changes. No hearings planned by the Finance Committee.
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Washington
Senate
House
Roosevelt
Congress
Senate ‘Inance Committee
State reports 900000 single men in Pennsylvania
State health data shows 78 000 marriage licenses issued statewide in the year ending, the highest since 1920 except for that year. Secretary Edith MacBride Dexter ties rise to improving economy. Census shows 900 000 men and 700 000 women over 15 remain single in the commonwealth.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Dan Cupid
Pennsylvania
Department of Health
Commonwealth
Edith MacBride- Dexter
Cupid
Samuels To Make Decision On Player Benching Rumor
President Alec Samuels of the Lawrence County Baseball league will issue a decision tonight based on Umpire Ben Price's recommendation. Centerfielder Markey faces a five game benching over an incident at West Pittsburg in a Hillsville versus West Pittsburg eight inning 2 2 tie where he allegedly bowled over Price at home plate.
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Alec Samuels
Lawrence County Baseball League
Ben Price
Markey
West Pittsburg
Hillsville
Price
Deaths of the Day in New Castle Area
The body of former New Castle resident Mrs Hannah Park 78 passed away Sunday at her home in Cleveland Ohio. She is to be brought to New Castle on the Pennsylvania railroad at 4 40 p m today and taken to the home of her son Clarence Park 324 Harding Avenue Funeral arrangements are pending. Mrs Park born in East Palestine Ohio leaves husband Leander Park two sons Clarence of New Castle and Warren of Cleveland three daughters Mrs Cora Jones Mrs Della Carter of Detroit Mich and Mrs Grace Steindorf of New Castle one sister Mrs Catherine Texter of New Castle Funeral services for Albert Eugene Tullis are set for Wednesday at 2 p m from 911 West Washington Street with Dr G S Bennett of the First Christian Church in charge Interment in Graceland cemetery Final public tribute to Edward W Beadel was paid at 3 p m Monday at his home 309 Rhodes Place Dr John J McIlvaine of the First Presbyterian Church led services. Honorary pallbearers included Thomas Morehead Maurice McLure John Furst Dr John Foster C J Kirk Jacob Genkinger W K Hugus David Pyle E E McGill Herman Seigel E E Leavy J M Smith Active pallbearers were L H Gordon Mont Newbury Harry Burgess William Powell Carmi Glover and W H Shipler Interment followed at Oak Park cemetery.
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New Castle
Hannah Park
Cleveland
Pennsylvania Railroad
Clarence Park
Harding Avenue
Park
East Palestine
Peter Nicely
Leander Park
Clarence
Warren
Cora Jones
Della Carter
Detroit, Mich
Grace Steindorf
Mirs
Catherine Texter
Albert Eugene Tullis
West Washington Street
G. S. Bennett
First Christian Church
Graceland Cemetery
Edward W. Beadel
Rhodes Place
John J. McIlvaine
First Presbyterian Church
Thomas Morehead
Maurice McLure
John Furst
John Foster
C. J
Veteran Harve Colbert Dies. Beaver Falls Resident
Harve Colbert of 11th avenue Beaver Falls died this morning. A veteran of the Spanish American War and a Pennsylvania Railroad engineer, he resided in New Castle as a boy and was well known to local veterans and railroad workers. Funeral services will be Thursday afternoon at his Beaver Falls home.
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James A. Bell
Meyer Avenue
Harve Colbert
11Th Avenue
Beaver Falls
Colbert
New Castle
Pennsylvania R. A
Steaks Cheap In Homestead Price War In 1930s Pittsburg
In Homestead today shoppers bought a steak for 15 cents as price wars between independent grocers and chain stores push costs down. Flour and sugar also fell, with flour down 10 cents a sack and sugar 12 cents, yet no store reported closing.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Homewood
Mysterious Air Crash Claims Tango Star Gardel
Nineteen bodies are recovered from ruined planes after a sudden gust caused a violent crash. Among the dead are touring tango icon Gardel and pilot Samper, with several South American victims. The report ties to later civic notes about local government and school board actions.
Council and School Board Seek Clarity on Treasurer Pay
Officials grapple with a bill on treasurer salaries from 3500 to 5000 dollars in New Castle. The measure keeps tax collection duties intact and leaves city and county treasurers puzzled. City Solicitor Robert White and School Solicitor William J. Moffatt urge clarification.
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Venango
New Castle
Moffatt
Roy W. Hazen
House
Senate
Robert White
William J. Moffatt
Marquis Departs. Bechtel Named Secretary and Manager
Marquis trusted for accuracy and efficiency by school districts. Bechtel, acting assistant, elected Monday night to succeed as secretary and business manager beginning July 1. He will be bonded for 1000 dollars and receive all accounts and keys to bank safety deposit boxes in Marquis' name.
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Bechtel
Marquis
Americanism Education and Respect in Public Discourse
A commentary argues that Americanism means educating children to become capable individuals while valuing practical wisdom over scholarly pretension. It cautions against praising ignorance and urges balanced respect for knowledge and character.
Skiff overturns. boy drowns on Monongahela river
Eighteen year old George Gortek of Braddock was last seen in a skiff that overturned on the Monongahela River. His body was being searched for by his parents and Braddock police. he could not swim.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Monongahela
George Gortek
Braddock
Doubts Surround Hit Man Case In New York Suburb
Dorothy Kassady and Irene Brozovico, young servants, will be examined by Dr. Adelbert Matthews at Kings Park State Hospital regarding the death of broker sportsman John L. Burness. Autopsy shows carbon monoxide poisoning. Kassady held without bail, Brozovico a material witness as Nassau district attorney questions the hammer story.
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New York
Dorothy Kassady
Irene Brozovico
John L. Burness
Adelbert Matthews
Kings Park State Hospital
Littlejohn
Nassau County
Kassady
Burness
Matthews
Miss Kassacy
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Rep
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Taylor
Colorado
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Homestead
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Samper
Saco
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Boston
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Dr. Rosenthal
Greer
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