Pathfinder Near Rome as American Flyers Hail Final Leg
In Spain Roger Q. Williams and Lewi A. Yancey resumed their pathfinder mission in the monoplane Pathfinder heading toward Rome after refueling in Santander. They earlier diverted from Old Orchard Maine, sharing the chase with the French Yellow Bird as they aim for a non stop Rome flight.
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United Press
Santander
Spain
Roger Q. Williams
Lewi A. Yancey
Rome
Old Orchard
Italy
Yellow Bird
Paris
Williams
Yancey
Alberica Field
Pacific Coast Flyers Set New Time Record
Culver City July 10 The world refueling endurance flight record rose as the Angeleno reached the 192d hour in the air with a tireless two-man crew Loren Mendell and Pete Reinhart. They surpassed Byron Newcomb and Roy Mitchell of Cleveland by 18 hours and challenged others to push the limit.
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United Press
Culver City
Loren Mendel
Pete” Reinhart
Byron Newcomb
Roy Mitchell
Cleveland
Soldiers visit Cleveland as millions of mayflies swarm
A brisk lake wind brings a vast mayfly invasion to Cleveland. Downtown streets fill with long tailed winged insects. lights attract swarms and auto radiators clog. Entomologists call them harmless, though residents find the invasion extremely annoying.
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Cleveland
Archbishop urges committee to study prayer book revision
London July 10. The Archbishop of York urged the next church assembly to appoint a committee to inquire into how revision of the prayer book might be carried out. He said there is no open church state conflict now but rejection in Parliament could lead to disestablishment.
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London
Archbishop of
York
Church of England
Synod of York
Radio Helps Farmers May Aid Agriculture
Beverly Hills story describes a new idea where farmers receive one hour daily of radio assistance to promote agriculture, comparing it to advertising by cigarettes. The tone reflects a hopeful plan to boost farmer relief and public engagement through radio time.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Rome Poised for Pathfinder Flight and Two Flyers
Rome prepares for the American monoplane Pathfinder and flyers Roger Q. Williams and Capt. Lewis A. Yancey arriving at Littorio airport. Officials light airports Ciampino and Monte Celio to aid a possible late landing while Romans and press gather for the event.
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Rome
Littorio
Pathfinder
Roger Q. Williams
Lewis A. Yancey
Santander
Ciampino
Monte Cello
Artur Farrarin
Carlo del Prete
Brazil
Williams
Yancey
Monte Celio
Two Men Die in Cleveland Auto Crash
In Cleveland Ohio two men were killed and a third seriously injured when their car skidded on slippery pavement, overturned and hit a tree. The deceased were Walter J. Reed twenty three and Edward Thuran three. Deputy Marshal Thomas Leigh twenty four of Beachwood Village was seriously hurt and expected to recover with difficulty. Police noted tire marks on the pavement as evidence of the wreck.
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Cleveland, O
Walter J. Reed
Edward Thuran
Thomas Leigh
Beachwood Village
Four miners killed in Blaenavon mine explosion
An explosion in a Blaenavon mine today left four miners dead and six badly burned. Blaenavon, a coal and iron district town of about 10 000 residents, lies southwest of Abergavenny.
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London
Blaenavon
Abergavenny
Aviators Achieve Notable Feats in Last 24 Hours
In the past day pilots set records and began bold legs of long journeys. Roger Q. Williams and Lewis Yancey landed Pathfinder in Spain after crossing from Maine then continued to Rome. L. W. Mendell and R. B. Reinhart neared 200 hours aloft at Culver City. Charles E. Kingsford Smith started Rome to London non stop in the Southern Cross. Bowler’s Antin amphibian reached Port Burwell ready for Greenland water hop. Albin Ahrenberg, delayed Stockholm to New York, departed Reykjavik for Greenland after motor work.
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Roger Q. Williams
Lewis Yancey
Spain
Maine
Rome
L. W. Mendell
R. B. Reinhart
Culver City
Cal
London
California
Australia
Chicago
Greenland
England Concedes Little Hope for H-47 Sub Crew
British authorities said the H-47 submarine lies 50 fathoms under St George's Channel with 21 crew believed dead. Rescue efforts were hampered by heavy seas as ships massed at the scene and divers could not descend.
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A. V. Alexander
Admiralty
Alexander
House of Commons
St. George’s Channel
St. David’s Head
Man Falls From Hotel To Death In Detroit
A man believed to be W. H. Houtley of San Francisco died after jumping or falling from the eighth floor of the Barluga Hotel in Detroit. He is the third person to die in similar falls since last Saturday, following a New York salesman who fell from the 17th floor of the Book Cadillac and a mother of five who leaped from the Barlum Tower.
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Detroit
Mich
W. H. Houtley
San Francisco
Barluga Hotel
Houtley
Oliver M. Huff
New York
Florence Morris
Barlum
Louisville Traffic Officer Held After Shootings
Wade Mullins a 26 year old Louisville traffic officer remained in the county jail pending a hearing on a charge of shooting to kill. Paul A Stunz of Louisville obtained the arrest warrant alleging Mullins opened fire on him and forced Mrs Stunz to drive him around the rural area at gunpoint after a family quarrel over Mullins attentions to Mrs Stunz.
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Wade Mullins
Louisville
Mullins
Justice of the Peace
Donald Smyth
Paul A. Stunz
Stunz
Man Who Would End Life To Live
New York police report the case of Paul Brignetti a 46 year old man found unconscious in a gas filled room after a suicide attempt. A large medical effort followed with 27 men working 29 hours in shifts to provide oxygen therapy in a bid to save him and prevent the death he sought.
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New York
Paul Brignetti
Furn
Paul
Brignetti
Untin Bowler in Labrador
The Untin Bowler from Chicago bound for Mount Evans Greenland prepares to depart Port Burwell Labrador as fog over Ungava Bay lifts. Pilot Bob Gast and crew report they weathered the worst and Col. Robert R. McCormick praises their flight and urges rest till good weather returns.
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Chicago
Chicago Tribune
Port Burwell
Labrador
Mount Evans
Greenland
The
Tribune
Ungava Bay
Robert R. McCormick
Bob Gast
Firemen Overcome in Massillon Shoe Factory Blaze
Massillon July 10 Fire Chief Edward J Hunsinger and five firemen were overcome by smoke in a fire at the Economy Shoe Co 109 Lincoln Way The blaze started at 647 due to overloaded wiring in the basement Four feet of water filled the cellar and four injured men were taken to Massillon City Hospital where their condition was listed as good They will be released today Names include George Eyler John Bunk Per Lee Fahle Otto Detweiler and J B Schmidt.
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Massillon
Edward J. Hunsinger
Economy Shoe Co
Lincoln Ways
Massillon City Hospital
George Eyler
John Bunk
Per Lee Fahle
Otto Detweiler
J. 8. Schmidt
David Bréckman
The
Shoe Company
John Miller
Earnshaws Welcome Baby Girl in Swarthmore
Mrs. Grace Earnshaw presented her husband George Earnshaw star pitcher for the Philadelphia Athletics with a baby girl born at Crozier Hospital in Swarthmore Pennsylvania on July 10.
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Swarthmore
Grace Earnshaw
George Earnshaw
Philadephia Athletics
Crozier
Ruddy Takes Early Lead In Ohio Amateur Golf
Nelson Ruddy of Clovernook CC led the 18 hole qualifiers at Brookside in heavy rain, carding 74 to hold a two over par. Akron’s Jack Munro and Mike Goaman posted 37s for the first nine, with 81 close behind as 186 golfers battled flooded greens in the 26th Ohio Amateur.
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Brookside Country Club
Nelson Ruddy
Pride of
Cincinnati
Clovernook Country Club
Ruddy
Jack Munro
Akron Portage
Mike Goaman
Columbus Country Club
Harold Cook
Toledo
Brookside
William Deuschle
Columbus
Ohio State Amateur Association
Edgar Guest Poem On The 18th Hole Featured Today
The newspaper highlights Edgar Guest daily verse in The News with a homey tone. Readers are invited to page 4 to enjoy his poem “The 18th Hole” alongside other features.
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Edgar Guest
J. W. Fiazier
Bociety
Comilos
Voscre
Rere Agen
Chester Horton
Jockey Steve Donoghue Injured in Fall at Epsom Stakes
Jockey Steve Donoghue suffered a fractured ankle and was carried from the course after being thrown from Polyphania of Lady Viola Henderson on the way to the post for the Hurstbourne Stakes. Sirett, the Australian rider, took the mount and Polyphonia won.
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Salisburg
Eng
Steve Donoghue
Viola Henderson
Sirett
Polyphonta
Conductor James L Shull Dies on Last Waynesburg Run
Conductor James L Shull, 62, longtime Waynesburg Washington narrow gauge railroad veteran, collapses shortly after the line’s final special run. He had 31 years on the line, 26 in passenger service, and died within minutes of the train’s departure, family and friends recalling his deep attachment to the old railroad.
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Waynesburg
James L. Shull
Waynesburg Washington
Shull
American Legion
Pennsylvania Railroad
Auto Crash Near Canton Fatal To Two
Canton's fatal auto crash toll rose to four after two cars collided late Tuesday on the Akron Massillon road. Dead are Fremont Snellberger and Sally Anderson. Seriously injured are Calvin Black Bernice Brownsword. Others injured include Pierce Jones Beulah Archer Louise Brownsword Arthur Brownsword and Phyllis Black. Coroner McQuate said the two seriously hurt may die.
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Canton
Akron-Massillon
Fremont Snellberger
5Th St
Sally Anderson
Pierce Jones
10Th St NW
Beulah Archer
Edgefield
Louise Brownsword
Arthur Brownsword
Jeanette Black
Calvin Black
Phyllis
T. C. McQuate
McDonaldsville
Akron- Massillon
Snellberger
Massillon City Hospital
Anderson
McQuate
Black
Ohio
Brookside Country Club
Bernice Brownsword
Jones
Smiths Plane Safe in London After Australia Flight
The Southern Cross, piloted by Captain Charles E Kingsford Smith, landed at Croydon after a Rome to Croydon hop completing the Australia to London attempt. It beat Best Hinklers record by about two days. Kingsford Smith Ulm McWilliams and Litchfield accompanied the plane.
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London
Southern Cross
Charles E. Kingsford Smith
Rome
Croydon
Best Hinkler
Australia
Sydney
S. W
Kingsford-Smith
C. T. P. Ulm
California
T. H. McWilliams
H. A. Litchfield
Downpour Sets New Rain Mark in City
A record half hour rainfall of 0.61 inches was recorded Tuesday afternoon in the city, with 1.05 inches total over 14 hours. Weather Observer Carl H Meyers reported the heavy downpour, as temperature rose to 84 degrees before dropping to 63 later.
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Carl H. Meyers
Mercury
Benders Cafeteria Launches Sixth Annual Spring Chicken Week
Benders Cafeteria announces the sixth annual Spring Chicken Week running July 15 to 21. The promotion highlights discounted chicken specials and themed meals for guests visiting the restaurant during the event window.
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Benders
49 000 Union Men Strike in New Orleans
New Orleans enters a second week of a citywide strike as street car and bus service remains paralyzed. A court injunction allows the Public Service to use strikebreakers under federal protection, but officials say service won’t resume for 1 or 2 days to repair damage from rioting that killed two, injured about a hundred, and caused close to 100 000 dollars in losses. The building trades council and 35 unions backed a general strike when conditions permit, with a mass meeting set for tomorrow night.
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New Orleans
New Orleans Public Service, Inc
Compa
Building Trades Council
Unons
Four Canton Officers Ousted Over Roadhouse Incident
Four Canton policemen were dismissed by Chief Earl W Hexamer after a disturbance at a Hollywood Gardens roadhouse. They did not file hearings by Wednesday with Safety Director Harry Mimbel Curtis. five days to request a hearing, and if upheld, 10 days to appeal to the Civil Service Commission. Names: Joe Little Twig Eric Mallett W E Miller O H Swallen.
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Canton
Earl W. Hexamer
Harry M. Kimbel
CG. Co. Curtis
Jack Meller
Hollywood Gardens
Civil Service Commission
Joe Little Twig
Eric Mallett
W. E. Miller
O. H. Swallen
Classified Offers Spotlight From Canton News
Read today’s Canton News Classified Department for many offers. Demands include real producers, a high school girl seeking housework and childcare with room and board for two, an all white enameled gas range, and a young man wanting to learn brick laying. Modern rooms for rent and other housing options also listed.
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Canton News
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