RIOTS MARK SPREAD OF THE COAL STRIKE; Women Take Part in Clashes as Miners Seek to Keep Others From Works. 17,000 HAVE JOINED MOVE More Pits Closed in Pennsyl- vania -- Steel Concerns Deter- mined to Avoid Recognition. RIOTS MARK SPREAD OF THE COAL STRIKE
Date: 01 August 1933
From a Staff Correspondent
Strike spreads through Fayette, Greene, Wash and Westmoreland Counties; women take part in riots; 8 injured; fight is for recognition of organized labor by steel cos rather than against subsidiary coal cos
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Princeton Graduates Killed in Auto Crash; Stepson of E.H.H. Simmons Is One of Victims
Date: 31 July 1933
Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES
He and T Palmer killed and 4 others hurt in auto crash
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GRAINS IN CHICAGO PEGGED UNTIL AUG.15; Yesterday's Closing Prices to Be Bottom Also for Futures on Provision Market. SALES OF CEREALS HEAVY All Prices Drop Maximum Allowed in Face of Bull- ish Crop News. GRAINS IN CHICAGO PEGGED TO AUG. 15
Date: 01 August 1933
Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES
Chicago Bd of Trade and Kansas City Bd of Trade directors peg prices until Aug 15
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APACHE TRIUMPHS IN CLASS R RACE; Haight Sails His Boat Home First in Unqua Corinthian Yacht Club Regatta. KRAEMER'S REMARK WINS Scores Among Cape Cod Knock- abouts In Preliminary Event to Great South Bay Meet.
Date: 01 August 1933
By LINCOLN A. WERDEN.Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES
Lincoln WERDEN
Invitation regatta
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LATONIA SUFFERED LOSS.; Deficit Is Reported for Jockey Club's Race Meeting.
Date: 01 August 1933
Club repts loss for meeting
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Stocks at London Up in Week.
Date: 31 July 1933
Wireless to THE NEW YORK TIMES
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Second Dominion Operation.
Date: 31 July 1933
To float loan in London market
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