Two Thousand Veterans Back At Gettysburg
Two thousand Civil War veterans retrace the battlefield at Gettysburg marking the 78th anniversary with Maj. General O. R. Gillette recounting Union lines and the Pickett charge as veterans visit Round Top and Seminary where markers recall the past and the nation’s shrine becomes a living memory.
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Gettysburg
J. William Theis
Dune
America
Pickett
Unis
O. R. Gillette
Bossier
Gillette
Appa Matto
George E. Fickett
Road repairs and storm damage update at Cascade Park
Motorists along Hast Washington Avenue await action from the State Highway Department to clear and improve routes from Ray Street to the right line. At Cascade Park Superintendent CG Coulthard and crew repair storm damage, including a fallen timber from the gorge ride. One bridge support is damaged and will take about a week to finish. Fishermen anticipate good weather as bass season opens tomorrow.
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Washington
State Highway Department
Ray Street
Othe
Cascade Park
CG. Coulthard
Daily Weather Report Stats for Lar Terenth
Daily weather update for Lar Terenth notes typical patterns and temperature ranges. Local conditions show mild mornings and cooler evenings with variable cloud cover and scattered showers possible across the district.
Shelley Fights To Keep Probe Evidence Secret
In Harrisburg a June court battle pits Shelley against General Bard and DA Carp over whether probe evidence may be disclosed. Judge Schaeffer weighed if the evidence is credible and within procedure as Shelley argues for secrecy while Bard seeks access to the grand jury materials. No date set for a ruling yet.
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Shelley
Raymond Wilcove
Harrisburg
Aictor
Guy K. Bard
Carp
Prospect Today
Pat Schacter
Bard
Earier
Dauphin
George H. Earle
Schaeffer
Reading
Fishermen Gear Up for Pennsylvania Bass Season Opener
International News Service reports Pennsylvania anglers prepared for the general fishing season opening with favorable weather forecasts. The state aims for a strong bass season as the law allows Sunday fishing and the fish commission notes a record 357 309 bass stocked last summer. Creel limit is six, with bass size at ten inches, and anglers expect many to fish across the state.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Izaak Walton
Fish Commission
City to Pave Additional Streets in July
City engineer Glenn Throop told the council that the paving program will start on July 1 and aim for completion or readiness to launch a new phase. Plans and specifications were approved, and the curbing and paving will cover routes including Tollows? to Tollows boulevard, Shap streets to Ralph avenue, and several cross streets near East Was on avenue, with allocations for Tara area works.
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Glenn BR. Throop
Cimuarr Boulevard
Highiariet Ave
Tnuue
Mercer Street
Betseern
Balph Avenue
Def- Tursony
Maller
Gam Avenue
Allen Strets
Morris Street
Treet
Ralph Ave
Wason Avenue
Hanna
Luden
Ralph Avenue
State 44 Hour Week Law Declared Unconstitutional by Court
Philadelphia June 30 The Pennsylvania Supreme Court declared the 44 hour work week law unconstitutional ruling it violates the state constitution. The measure aimed to cut weekly hours for 2.5 to 3 million male workers in the Commonwealth.
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Philadelph
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
State Supreme Court
Hopkins Denies Charge WPA Is Political Tool
WPA administrator Harry Hopkins rejects claims the relief agency is a political weapon. He vows to defend the program against partisan gossip and to prosecute any WPA worker found meddling in politics. The hearing also probes wage practices and use of funds in Kentucky and Virginia campaigns.
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Robert A. McGill
Washington
Kentucky
WPA
Harry J. Hopkins
Hopkins
WPRA
WLP. A
WEA
Senate
Barkley
Gav. B
Happy" Chandler
Aubrey Williams
Williams
Kentuckahoma
Virginia
Nor Jh
Fire damages seven rooms at W W Byers home and city buys 447 parking meters
Tar from a kettle boiled over in a room added to W W Byers residence at Neshannock Falls ignited a fire that damaged the rear of the home and caused about 1530 in losses partly covered by insurance. New Wilmington firemen aided, removing furniture as the house’s rear section burned away. In a separate vote the city authorized purchasing 447 parking meters amid a legal review.
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W. W. Byers
Neshannock Falls
New Wilmington
Byers
WBA
Edgar
Wilson
Threr
Court Declares Liquor Floor Tax Invalid
Philadelphia June 30 The liquor floor tax enacted in 1933 on all liquor in warehouses during Prohibition was declared invalid by the state supreme court. The ruling affects the National Prohibition Amendment era tax measure and its application to stored spirits.
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Ite
Philadelphia
Siate Supreme
Fenton Ends Half Century Rails Service
Eivy A. Fenton retires after 31 years as supervising agent of the Eried and Ashtabula division of the Pennsylvania railroad. J. H. Litty will assume the post in the Pennsylvania division headquarters on the West Side, coming from Haddonfield New Jersey where he has served as resident vising agent of the Pennsyl Reading Seashore Lines.
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Eivy A. Fenton
Eried& Ashtabula
Pennsylvania Railroad
Tall Grass Division
Pennsylvania Division
West Side
J. H. Litty
Pennsyl- Reading Seashore Lines
Ana Jersey
Pennsyl
Reading
Rove
Haddonfield, N
Tionesta Dam Strike Ends After Local Negotiations
A five day strike by aid workers at the 3.5 million dollar Tionesta flood control dam ended as closed shop agreements were signed with the Murphy-Ichman tunnel contractor and three sub contractors. Contracts included unions AFL affiliated groups: International Laborers Union International Brotherhood of Teamsters Chauffeurs Stablemen Helpers and Operating Engineers.
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Internasional News Servi
Pittsburgh
Murphy-ichman
Intrtanational Laborers Union
The
International Operating & Hoisting Engineers
American Federation of Labor
Shaw Will Head Volant College Reunion Group
John B. Shaw elected president of the Volant College reunion group for the year at the annual reunion held on the old college grounds in Volant. The event drew the largest crowd in history and honored deceased vising and local officials while paying tribute to several members who died.
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Shaw
Volant College
Reunion
Henry G. Potter
Pittsburgh
Rey. Ff. S. Nayloy
Volant M. E
Don Petter
Volant Tamily
Harvey Martin
New Castle
Jeim P. Lockhart
Harry Barnes
Wilby Galbreath
Maria Robinson
J. B. Houk
Harlan Winters
John Thorpe
M. Lockhart
Whea
Asher A. Galbreith
Regers, O
Everett
Edward Galoreand
Coutinuad
Schuschnigg May Be Tried Before Nazi Court
Berlin reports Nazi official Joseph Buerckel hinted that Kurt Schuschnigg former Austrian chancellor may face trial in a Nazi court. He cited ill political prisoners in Vienna and said Schuschnigg could be charged for alleged judicial murder and the deaths of others during his regime.
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International
Berlin
Kurt Schuschnigg
Austria
Joseph Buerckel
Vienna
Buerckel Ins Schuschning
Elf
Schuschnige
Buerckel
Death Notices for Benjamin Agnew Ida Cox Moorhead and Kusick
Death records list Benjamin S. Agnew Sr of Boston, Ida FE Cox aged 68 of Ellwood City, Charles Lincoln Moorhead 71 of Slinpery Rock BR, and John Kusick 67 of Shenango Township as reported on Thursday June 30 1938. Local obituaries note their ages and towns of residence.
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Benjamin S. Agnew
Boston
Ida FE. Cox
Ellwood City
Charles Lincoln Moorhead
Slinpery Rock BR. F. D
John Kusick
Shenango Township
Stock Prices Rush Higher as Market Extends Surge
New York reports a brisk trading day with the Dow advancing and United States Steel leading gains as brokers note a continued extended advance despite profit taking. A flood of orders comes from across the nation and abroad, with volume reaching multi‑year highs amid volatile prices.
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News Service
New York
Tuvare
Ueser
Greg
United States Steel
Insurgent Push Along Mediterranean Coast Near Valencia
Franco-Spanish forces advance from Castellon De La Plana toward Valencia crossing the Mijares river after heavy fighting. The Salamanca communiqué says General Franco’s troops pushed southwest of Fangara and continued three miles inland as government forces under General Jose Miaja resisted with aerial bombardment.
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Carernalonal
New Serylong
Henday
Mediterranean
Castellon de la Plana
Valencia
Mijares
Salamanca
Francisco Franco
Fangara
Jose Miaja
Mavirid
Beehlya Arona
Ondir
Count Ready To Surrender In Paris Custody Battle
A disorderly excerpt reports Count Court staying in Paris awaiting custody arrangements for their son Lane. Attorneys are said to have approached a London magistrate about the undertaking. The count will appear in Bow Street Court. preparations for the case proceed in New York and London.
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London
Ays
Joarird
Barbara Hottsna
New York
Lane
Count Court
Reniaing
Paris
Bow Street Court
Scliviters
Ventinnimg — Preignairs Suumark
Pq Legal
Paar
Two Helens to Renew Feud at Wimbledon Showdown
Two rivals named Helen, one from California, prepare for a marquee all women championship clash this Saturday. The anticipated match pits Moody against her arch rival in a storied tennis feud shaping up as one of the sport’s dramatic showdowns.
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Literarag
Californyins
Moody
Previtar
Tere Atiel
St Elibs
Phat
Roosevelt Opens World War II Speech at World Fair Site
President Roosevelt rode to New York to lay the cornerstone for a new World's Fair amid calls against war. He urged worldwide adoption of a Good Neighbor policy and discussed global tensions as the nation faces looming conflict.
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Roosevelt
New York
Ile Federsl
President Delivers Speeches in New York City
In New York City the president spoke at the Federal Building site and later addressed a second crowd at the Hyde Park event. The first address was anticipated as a major policy moment, with delivery planned around 7 p.m. local time.
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New York City
Mysterious Voice Echoes in Fragmented OCR Text
Fragmented OCR text shows garbled phrases and stray names. Readable elements mention "New" and possible dates or places, but most content is indecipherable with many misspellings and unclear context. No coherent event or individuals can be confirmed from the available lines.
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Gill E. Long
Charles B. McGrath
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