Milk Strike War Rages in Central Pennsylvania
Pickets plan to block all milk trucks to Harrisburg as dairymen push for a $2.09 pay rate and higher butterfat content. Harrisburg dealers appeal to the national government seeking a prompt settlement via the Philadelphia shed agreement, with 12 of 22 large dealers already agreeing and about 5,000 farmers ready to curb shipments to other firms.
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Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Department of Agriculture
Paul Sunday
Carlisle
Air Armada Seaplane Flotilla Returns to Base
Gen Italo Balbo and 24 seaplanes rest at Shoal Harbor N F after a 400 mile daytime from Shediac with one plane forced to Victoria harbor P E Island for repairs. The fleet plans an 1800 mile hop to Ireland via the Northern route. Balbo’s force was welcomed by thousands before the latest rejoin.
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Oliver seeks divorce over wedding gifts and hay dispute
Spokane July 27. Henry C. Oliver files for divorce claiming his wife Ethel took his share of wedding presents and later returned to drive away with a load of hay. He demands restoration of the presents and hay ownership in the complaint.
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M. E. Seibert Victim Of Rifle Mishap Near Clearspring
Mason Seibert aged 39 was found dead with a .22 caliber bullet wound in a Clearspring area bedroom. Family says accidental discharge while cleaning gun intended to deter attacking dogs. Survived by wife Cecila Roach, father W. W. Seibert, siblings Bernard Samuel Allen Louise, and others. Funeral set for Friday at Montpelier home with burial in St. Pauls cemetery.
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Scott R. Wagner- Burialu
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Roosevelt Hails World Economic Conference Progress
President Roosevelt argues for continued world economic conference work and international goodwill. Secretary Hull echoes the call for diplomacy over force, while Soviet critic Jean Malsky denounces the session as a zero result, amid a tense afternoon debate.
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Spain Recognizes Soviet Government in Moscow Accord
MADRID July 27 The Government of Spain recognized the government of Soviet Russia in a cabinet meeting with President Niceto Alcalá Zamora. The decision to extend recognition was approved. Philadelphia July 27 A thunderstorm memory loss led a young man to identify himself as James Leem of Richmond Hill New York after a near lightning strike.
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Russia
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New York
Bootleg Death Toll Mounts In Philadelphia Case
Philadelphia police hunted a bootlegger over ten poison deaths as five five-gallon cans of stolen alcohol linked to the victims. Two more deaths are being reviewed for liquor connections. Nine suspects were arrested in the broad probe, and a general warning to avoid alcoholic drinks was issued as three victims remain hospitalized.
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Philadelphia
Deaths Rev Dr James Lower Grimm pastor at Otterbein A B Church
The Rev Dr James Lower Grimm pastor at Otterbein A B Church Spry Pa died Tuesday night at his York residence aged 65. He joined the Pennsylvania Conference in spring 1888 and served Greencastle Shippenburg Waynesboro Newville Red Lion St Thomas and Mt. Pleasant area churches. During his ministry he welcomed about 2300 new members. Also an advertisement for Irish Cobbler potatoes at Shipper Fish Market.
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Otterbein
Spry
York
Grimm
Pennsylvania
Greencaslie
Mise Lillie May Appenzellar
City Tax Discount Offer for July Readied
3 percent discount will be allowed on 1933 city taxes during the remainder of July. City Tax Collector and Treasurer Chas. E. Fry notes the extension and urges taxpayers to file promptly with the treasurer’s office.
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Ady
Kansas City Jury Votes for Death
A Kansas City jury imposes death after a kidnapping case in which Miss McElroy was abducted near Shawnee. Walter McGee and accomplices demanded 60,000, later settled for 30,000 as police captured McGee in Amarillo. McElroy released unharmed after intense pursuit and arrests in Kansas and Virginia.
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Miss.McElrey
Shawnee
Kansas
H. F. McElroy
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McGee
Georee Tater
Roanoke
Lester Bros Ready-to-Wear Picnic At Row's Park
The employer of the ready-to-wear department held a picnic at Row's Park on Tuesday evening. Picnickers swam, danced, and enjoyed games as part of the event.
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Lester Bros
Row's Park
Girl Named Nira Links to Recovery Act Origin
In Philadelphia on July 26 a girl born to Mr and Mrs Christo pher J Cotina is named Nira in honor of the President's national industrial recovery act. Adele, 33, the mother, notes the name reflects a hoped for economic revival. The father, Adele, had been out of work for months but found employment two weeks ago, credited to Nirx.
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Philadsiania
Roosevelt
Christopher J. Cotina
Nira
Adele
Nirx
Chamber to obtain full data on NIRA plans
The local Chamber of Commerce, organizing the recovery committee, will provide accurate information on the drive. J B Ferguson, chamber president, received a telegram from Charles F Horner of the National Recovery Administration outlining the campaign purpose, mailed bulletin, chart, and publicity materials. The Wanket code for unadopted industries goes into effect August 1, covering through January 1, 1924, with distinctions between stores and factories.
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Chamber of Commerce
Washington
J.B. Ferguson
Charles F. Horner
Bureau of Public Relations
Natonal
Gunmen Kill Willie Carr in Chicago Street Shootout
Police intensified a manhunt for three gunmen after they cornered and killed Willie Carr known as Angel Face on a northwest Chicago street near Elson Avenue. Carr, a rumored rum runner and hijacker, attempted to flee as the attackers fired a shotgun at point blank range. One accomplice escaped as the others fled, while authorities mobilized judges to crack down on gun violence amid a spate of recent police deaths.
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Chicago
Angel Face
Willie Carr
Elson Avenue
Carr
John Prystalski
Wheat allotments explained under 1930s parity act
Detailed description of wheat allotment calculations, domestic consumption share, and farmer compensation under the wheat adjustment program. Includes example of a 1000 bushel year, 50 acre farm, 54 percent domestic use, 20 cents per bushel, and 30 cents per bushel total compensation over three years, plus county costs and future payments. Also notes convention aim for Havre de Grace and local weather and event updates.
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County Association
Federal Service
Hagerstown
Grain market quotes from The Stickell Salea Corp
Chicago grain market quotations from The Stickell Salea Corporation show prices for wheat corn oats rye and malt for July through May futures with bid ask high low and close figures. The report lists open high low and settlement values across multiple months, including wheat at July 102 and Sept 103, corn July 55 and Sept 59, oats Sept 44 and May 34, rye Sept 92 and Dec 90, and oats continued through May futures.
Public Asked To Relax Watch Over Urschel Kidnapping
OKLAHOMA CITY July 27 A spokesman for the Urschel family urged the public and press to relax their watch on routine movements of intermediaries and other household members. Arthur Selligson, Urschel's attorney, said too much attention near the home could deter the kidnappers who have not contacted the family.
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Oklahoma City
Charles F. Urschel
Okahoma
Arthur Selligson
Urechel
Sister Aimee Planning to Hurry Home
Baltimore July 27 Ai mee Semple McPherson Hutton the fair haired pastor of Los Angeles temple wants to hurry home to her congregation to preach a home coming sermon. She spoke from a hotel sitting room where she and a party of five have resided since arriving from Europe aboard the City of Havre. Attorney Willard Andrews said departure may come today or tomorrow but depends on airline officials. She said she learned of divorce action by Davi Hutton and would leave the dispute to the Lord while her daughter Roberta Smyth hinted reconciliation was unlikely. She declared renewed strength and a wish to work without fatigue.
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Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton
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Angeles
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Havre
Aimee
Hutton
Andrews
Roberta Smyth
Drive to Buy U S Shoes Starts in Hagerstown
A campaign to urge Americans to buy American made shoes begins in Hagerstown Maryland. Fay L Carlin of Brockton Massachusetts travels on behalf of John J Mara president of the Boot and Shoeworkers International Union to rally officials and merchants. He cites Roosevelt recovery plans and contrasts U S production costs with foreign wages.
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Fay L. Carlin
Brockton
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John J. Mara
Boot and Shoeworkers’ International Union
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J. M. Wertz
Roosevelt
Japan
Czecho- Slovakia
America
Rain Halts Rifle Practice At Camp Ritchie
Rain delayed preliminary rifle fire at Camp Ritchie in Cascade Maryland as the First Regiment of the Maryland National Guard continued a two week training period. Units received instruction in rifles military courtesy and camp rules while privates cleaned equipment and officers studied. A planned progressive maneuver against Thurmont will be conducted indoors this year. Regiment health is reported very good.
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Boy Drowns Crabbing In Easton River
Andrew Green, 21, drowned while crabbing alone in the Tred Avon River off Easton Point. His brother Ralph, 21, left to dispose of crabs and returned to search, then alerted authorities after hours. Judson Madson found the body with oyster tongs. Festival tonight and Friday at St Mark's Lab Church Washington Square.
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