Roosevelt Plea For Peace Read At Geneva Parley
At Geneva on May 19 the disarmament conference heard President Roosevelt's appeal for worldwide action toward arms reduction. Arthur Henderson presented the message to the general commission, with Norman H. Davis forwarding the presidential declaration. Henderson urged urgent co operation, warning that failure would threaten future peace and demanding renewed effort and understanding.
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Clirhorudona
Geneva
Roosevelt
Henderson
Lindberg Anniversary and World’s Fair Train Slated
Sunday marks six years since Lindberg’s Paris voyage and a parade post notes better times ahead amid rising parcel post volumes in residential and business districts. West Washington Street bridge work prompts caution for pedestrians as a massive Delaware and Hudson locomotive bound for the World’s Fair exhibits arrives yesterday. The Royal Scot will pass Sunday morning around 7:30 or 4 a.m. along the Pennsy route, viewable from Montgomery Bere crossing. Local painting activity surges, with expectations of a large revival in the printing trade. Shenango’s American Sheet and Tin Plate plant news continues on page two.
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Paris
Pa Newe
Montgomery Bere
Daily Weather Report Summary for Wakefield Area
The daily weather report covers 24 hours ending at 9 this morning. It lists maximum and minimum temperatures, precipitation, and related meteorological data for the date, including observed conditions and any notable temperature ranges.
Plan No Immediate War Debt Revision
George R. Holmes reports from Washington that no settlement or scaling down of the 11 billion owed by Europe to the United States is expected before London talks. President Roosevelt signals no action until January, leaving debts to congressional leaders to decide when time allows.
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George. R. Holmes
International Wawa Service Stars
Washington
Europe
United States
Roosevelt names Morgan head of Tennessee Valley Authority
President Roosevelt selected Arthur E. Morgan president of Antioch College Ohio as chairman of the Tennessee Valley Authority to direct and administer the Muscled Shoals project. Three directors will supervise the improvement with a dam planned at Cove Creek in the Clinch River and other federal projects under review.
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Lnternational News Service
Roosevelt
George W
Alabama
Tennessee Valley Improvement
Cove
Creek
Clinch River
Washington
Arthur E. Morgan
Antioch College
Ohio
Tennessee Yalley Authority
Morgan
Prepare To Pave Pymatuning Road
John L. Morrison reports New Castle and Lawrence county will award a highway paving contract from a point to the Pymatuning dam. Work is expected to start soon as dust concerns from Jamestown travelers spurred this long awaited improvement toward the Ohio state line.
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Lawrence ‘County
John L. Morrison
Greenville
Otaers
Pymatuning Dam
Lawrence County
Jamestown
Ohio State
Une
Chicago Hospital Bomb Damages Edged in Panic
A bomb damaged a Chicago hospital causing panic and police to rush aid. Authorities estimate losses around 3,000,000 dollars as investigators pursue leads in the suspected vengeance attack.
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Chicago Hospital
Kett
Bom
Phy
Relief Sum Is Barometer For Business Turn
Relief board in Allegheny County reports June figures matching May totals marking a steady month. The board’s monthly budget for relief care shows an increased overall cost, with a total voted amount around 1.4 million dollars.
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International Mews Service
Pittsburgh
Ef Ind
Legheny-Courity Relief Board
Charges in Y at A Windam Set Case
Two suspects charged with WHS fixed at 500 dollars in a case heard Monday. Alderman Brice commented on the proceedings as reported in the sneard.
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Ea Zeigler
Vika
Sneard
Brice Isaid
Shenango Will Resume Forty Mills Operation
Shenango’s American Sheet and Tin Plate Company plans to run forty mills for the first time in years under Manager David S. Pyle. The operation will start with 16 turns, with repairs and roll changes scheduled during the 24 hour interval. The change brings back extensive output as engines were rebuilt and orders awaited, with smoke to rise from forty stacks at midnight Sunday.
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David S. Pyle
Pyle
Business Upswing in Western Pennsylvanian Rail Trade
International News Service reports rising activity across railroads in Western Pennsylvania Eastern Ohio and Northern West Virginia. Surveys show optimism in Pittsburgh district due to steel industry strength and a $22 million west coast project order, with more work expected in July August and September at district mills.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Yeni. A
Rairoade
Allegheny
Pennsylvania
Oalo
West Virginia
American Railway Association
The
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District Mills
Steel Corporation
Ellwood Plant Orders Rise At National Tube Company
Ellwood City plant orders have increased production as normal demand grows. John C. Offutt, general superintendent, says the rise means more work for the payroll. The National Tube Company previously adopted the Share Movement, distributing earnings among employees to stabilize pay envelopes.
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National Tube Company
Ellwood City
John C. Offutt
National Tube Com
Man from Irvine Avenue Shoots Self in Sharon
J C Herrmann a Burlington works proprietor, 1, of South Irvine Avenue, used a revolver taken 1% years ago to shoot himself dead in a house, after a period of despondency over health. County investigations continued as authorities sought to determine motive and circumstances surrounding the self-inflicted tragedy in Sharon, Pennsylvania.
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J.C. Herrmann
Irvine Avenue
Boltiing Works
W. A. Ap
Gryo
Raise Rise Food to Procure Help Edges May Road Effort
May 19 rally aims at road projects and payroll relief. Jane I. Hoynes, board executive secretary, announced the ultimatum to the Wheeling Ww board urging faster action.
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Wheeling
Jane I. Hoines
Business Upswing May Be Surprising At Pennsylvan ia Bankers Association
Atlantic New Jersey May 19 A Pennsylvan ia Bankers Association closing session featured Prof George W Edwards head of economics at College of the City of New York who said a definite upswing in American business may be rapid and startling once underway He cited ample funds awaiting investment and the potential for both public works financed by government credit and private works funded by firms able to secure capital in the security market.
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N. J
George W. Edwards
College of the City of New York
Pennsylvania Bankers' Association
Edwards
Pinchot Signs Tax Sale Stay Bill in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg May 12 Gov Gilford Pinchot signed a law granting common pleas courts until 1935 power to stay writs of execution and tax sales of homes and farms. The bill, sponsored by Rep John C Hermanson of Luzerne, lets courts delay tax sales on application by the owner or a person with an interest, aiding hundreds facing forced losses.
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International News Sequier
Harrisburg
John. C. Hermanson
Luzerne
Gilford Pinchot
Common Pleas
Missouri Plane Crash Fatal to Ohio Couple
At St James Missouri the cause of a fatal monoplane crash near the local airport remained uncertain. Mr and Mrs Glen Q Kost of Marion Ohio died when their plane entered a tailspin about 150 feet above the ground during an apparent landing attempt yesterday.
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Glen Q. Kost
Marion
Ohio
Forest Recruits From 4 Counties Assemble Here
More than 300 youths from Lawrence Butler Mercer and Venango counties gathered at the Sons of Union Veterans hall for an Army recruiting exam. United States Army officers oversaw rapid orderly testing in two groups of ten with exams starting at 8:30 am and expected to finish by evening. County delegations arrived early with Butler leading at 6:30 am and all contingents present by 9 am. lunches were provided and Dr G B Bennett organized the arrangements.
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Butler
Mercer
Venango
Forest Army
Sons of Union Veterans Hall
United States Army
Pittsburgh
Lawrence County
Venango County
Volant Man Injured In Morning Car Crash
Harold Allen of Volant was injured when his car veered off the road en route to Volant. He fainted, the vehicle left the lane, and struck a field. He was found by McCracken and taken to Jameson Memorial hospital with minor injuries likely to allow discharge tomorrow. He was accompanied by his sister-in-law Josephine Kennell, a senior high student. He is employed by Elliott and Waddington.
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Harold Allen
Volant
M. D. Allen
Spruce Street
Liis City
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Josephine Kennell
Elliott and Waddington
McCracken
Picnic Memories From A Summer Day Menu
Nostalgic Commons style picnic recollections describe summer foods like pickled eggs cake fried beans apple pie and berries with coffee and ham sandwiches. The writer laments insects soggy shirts and ruined clothes while longing for old fashioned baskets and companionship on warm seventy two degree weather.
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Sumer
Sonmta
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