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JUNE 1
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F.ac· eel O'Brlen
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eluded 51•,000 aleeJwo<ur. . .,..,. ' .
quit their mjlll' ·a nd ftun&ee~ .at·
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ed Mine wo'""'. About *1;olll!
\ ot_her worters weri: o.h Jt:rtJre or
TwelVe ca~es of deliiiqu.encles of iclle'd bY strill:es hi dbpi&tes ,M;;r~
nt.inors iD not attending scbQol .a& ,_ing frC~m the ;A~ti,cr to tbe PaeJ..
required by Jaw today bad been fie.
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acted Upon by the Meigs Juvenile
'fell _ov~r • · nWUo_n_r worteq,
court with the parenu of one draw· W1)qld,. have ~ ldtea. bia4' not
ing a jaU sentence.
Lewis decided'' yesterdl!f to; send'
i'tned $100 and sentenced to oDe 100,000 Penm)'lvanla hi.ni coal
year fn tJie county· jail, or In the dl~ere . an~ westem~ son coaJ ,n.UB--'
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American workera were on ..,._.· .-..., • ,
steel WOrkel'l jolned lohn L. Le-' ~ 1J1 JaliO•'• ,flPt f« ~ '
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Frantltn ..~ounty workhouse were eri back to work on Jrfuaday.. ,
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'Phe hteel· workers 'Mho manned
parents of a 16·year old Southern the picket Unes' today cauled
Rural SChool dl.strlit: youtb. Fine .
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and sentence were suipended . pen~ I fll gNJ vow1ng a1 ey were w&LII
ding tbe' boy's attendance and cog..j their .Jeader CIO Prealdent ,Phlli~
duct ill school.
Murray to the bitter •end 1D ~ . fight for pensions an,d 1niW'I1J,te
Juvenile oJudge Harmon O'Brien benefits !financed ·entlte\7 by ~~
said the youth's schoOl record was eniployers.. -.
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good until ~st year; that the par·
1;-hE! big plants o. f f~ anC!
ents owned a farm of 29 acres, had Pennsylvania stOod a.arl[ .
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t~ee younger children. and de-- lent and the custom~ red a:1oW
s~ed .- the l~year -o~ ta help ·a t reflected !ram the' f~IJ ;'Was
borne.
mis.slng from the · tloud ~ banks
State law reuir~s attendance at over Gary and Plt~bUJ'8'h.
school until 18 years of age.
The union struCk. 8gatu~t 38
A 17«year~ old youth of the Sou~ steel firms. At tfie laSt m.I.Dute.
them Rural district. was ordered tbe 'big Arnetican Can ·eo.. em·
to attend school, be home by · 10 ploytng 1-4.835 worke" In 23 cJt~
p. m. eac)l: night, and given untiJ ies, gave In to the union · ~tmands
Oct. 31 to eatcb up witb his class. an~J its employes wer~ OJ;!Clerect· .to
A Middleport youth, also 17, was Stiff on the- job. Stven other
reported. to ba.ve threatened 1:0. ftrrns also were not s~ck either
s.t rlke a teacher, but wben threat.. becauSe they. acceded to the unioii
I!~ 1n .turn witli ~being \4ktm -lle· qr )eew~ ~beir contracts had ,aot.
flln>' tlle J•ve&ili! e.uri, ·~
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~ee·aae belJJaerant · bebavior.
· . Violence in tbe CQal fieldii pperJcbildren', ·17 and 14, of Hob- ed
fo}low4tg t)Je l.TA'W 'order
P,arents;._, weq - orde~ ~ to at- Ul~ sent some~ners back to
•17'!\•• school until further dtd.et ·o( ~w~ Tb~ order -came alt&J;' ~'\@';
court, and the parents were ownen warned ·that tfle:· Ibjlusbj'Named that they were responsi~ was SUffering loss of markeQ; dUe
ble.
· to shutdowns.
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Four Portland youtbs and one 'j Negoti:atlons bi" the coal dispute
of Long Bottom, of high schOol were recessed unt~ the middle
age were ordered back into 6ct?ool. of next week. Vn1on ~d com~
Judge o•Brien said tbe 1court pany offtcials apparently were
acted on specific chArges 1n tbree watching develapments in the steel
case&: in the otben, parents and strike before ~aching a settleand children cooperated with an meqt of _their o.wn squabble. ,
lnvita~ by the court to discusS
Mean:whUe .there · were indica-,
scbool attendance problems.
Uons that . so~ . of .the ,87JKIO
Thorough investteat10ns, . anp workers idJed 1h mlScellaneops
wqmtngs had been made by the disputes acr:oss the nation sod'n
CoW:y Truant officer, . Woodrow would be gomg bact to work.
Wilson, In each case, be sald.
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Last week two ehUdrCm ,1, and
12, were ordered to · the -county
will knhes, hammen cblldren's home, at the expense of
parents. when the court
arailllt non•un~on worken their
were tnJuret when 250 Inc- learned the cb1ldren were not at- "'IDPLEPORT- Funeral ser- ....
tendin&. school, and were possibly
ices are· tentatively set for Monsubject to parental negliec"t.·
day afternoon at the Rawliq:s
· Coats . funeral home (or Law•
OHIO
Gloeekner, 76, who died-this ~
ing at the lilom': ol Mr. -and -ltiJS•
Harley McLaughlin of near Stiv~
ersvtlle.
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Sl:Je is a former residtnt' ot
Middleport where she
was 1
member of the Middleport Baptist
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SurJvin,g are a brother tart
Hobbs, Middleport, and a ~ece,
MrS. Rene Smith Of Pittsburgh,
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F.ormer MiddlepOrt
Wo~an Died Today
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By .Jctpanese NEWS .BRIEFS
Night Patrolman
Killed In Cold
Blood By Youth
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BANK READ DIES
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DOVER, Oct. J....(U.P.l-Fuaeral
serviCE:s wil be held $unday for
A. S. Marshall. 83, prutdent of the
First Federal 5avln_ga •n·d Loan
Co. who died here. y,~stei:6Q.
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