New Sanatorium Chief D E B Pierce Takes Post
D E B Pierce arrives from Flint Michigan to assume duties as superintendent at Molly Stark Sanatorium. He praises the facility’s air and sunshine and stresses patient cooperation as key to tuberculosis treatment and possible long term control. Pierce cites past work in Michigan and wartime TB efforts while planning a family move to Canton for Mt Union College attendance.
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Molly Stark Sanitorium
Flint
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Mt. Union College
New Jersey Republicans agree on day repeal plank
After a 90 minute conference in Trenton marked by attendance by Dwight W. Morrow the party signaled a prohibition repeal plank for the New Jersey platform. It would call for repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment and return traffic control to state authorities. Gov Morgan F. Larson State Senator Joseph G Walker U S Senator Hamilton F Kean and Ogden Hammond attended the meeting ahead of the state convention.
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Trenton
N. J
Dwight W. Morrow
Senate
Conference .Com
New Jersey
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Morrow
Morgan F. Larson
Joseph G. Walker
U. S&s
Hamilton F. Kean
Ogden Hammond
Classified want ads offer radio trade and apartment search
The Canton Daily News notes sellers seek to trade an Atwater Kent radio model 42 for an old coupe and want a cheap quiet two room apartment near. A Reston bulldog is mentioned and readers are invited to identify others offering similar items in today’s classifieds.
Pickpockets Target German Turners in Chicago Raid
In Chicago on June 24 three pick pockets targeted a carload of 600 German turners waiting to travel to Buffalo. The athletes resisted, helping secure their money as police stated the suspects likely had prior records but would need days to match disfigured faces to photos.
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Chicago
Buffalo
Special Communication at Canston Ledge June 25 7 P M
The Canston Ledge lodge announces a special communication on Wednesday June 25 at 7 p m The M M degree will be conferred George C Bole W M and C E Norris secretary are listed Adv.
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Canston Ledge
George C. Bole
W.M. C. E. Norris
Adv
Heat Wave, Storms Ravage Ohio and Midwest
Severe electrical storms and torrid heat battered Ohio and the Midwest. Canton and Stark County faced wind damage and crop loss while Chicago reported 13 heat deaths and thousands sought ice and relief. Paxton, Paxton Neb Iowa Illinois Missouri drownings tallied.
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Stark Co
West
Ohio
Canton
Midwest
Springfield
R. E. Tulloss
Wittenberg College
Chicago
Paxton
Neb
Iowa
Illinois
Missouri
Cincinnati
Dayton
Zanesville
Columbus
Lindy Seeks Name For Son In Lindbergh Baby Case
In Englewood New Jersey the Lindbergh and Morrow households continued to receive flowers telegrams and gifts while Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh delayed naming their newborn son. It is commonly believed the child will be named Charles Lindbergh with a possible middle name Augustus or Dwight, depending on the father or Ambassador Morrow, as crowds outside the Morrow estate remained limited to relatives and a few invited friends.
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Englewood
N. J
Dwight W. Morrow
Charles A. Landbergh
Charles Lindbergh
Augustus
Dwight
Ambassador Morrow
Morrow
Kirkilis Sentenced For Assault Charge In Minnesota Case
Bill Kirkilis of Columbia Heights pleaded guilty to assault and battery and was sentenced to three months in the workhouse and a $100 fine plus costs. He had been indicted for cutting with intent to wound but pled guilty to the lesser offense. Judge Henry W. Harter presided.
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Bill Kirkilis
Columbia Heights
Henry W. Harter
Kirkilis
Edwin W. Dieh
Harter
Eshelman Jr. Dies at 56 in Canton Home
W Elwood Eshelman Jr 56 general manager of Canton Wet Wash Laundry died at his home 1316 14th St NW Monday night from pneumonia. He led the business 17 years and held Elks exalted ruler rank, Mason 32d degree, Scottish Rite and Tadmore Shrine membership. Survived by wife Angeline son Eugene Paul parents Thomas and W E Eshelman Jr sister Mrs Henry Klingemith. Body at Spiker's Funeral Home. funeral plans incomplete.
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W. Elwood Eshelman, Jr
Canton Wet Wash Laundry
Canton
14Th St
Elks’ Lodge
Tad ‘More
Henry Klingemith
Youngstown
Spiker
Woman Hurt in Auto Crash Near Maryland Ave and 6th St SW
Elizabeth Moore of 1418 South at SW was injured with cuts and bruises in an auto collision Tuesday morning. She was taken to Aultman Hospital by E. J. Welch ambulance and listed in fair condition. Police say her car was struck by Glenn Gilliam of 707 Hazlett NW, pushing her vehicle into a house at the intersection.
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Elizabeth Moore
Maryland
Aultman Hospital
E. J. Welch
Nelson
Glenn Gilliam
Hazlett
Man Held On Suspect Count In Wallace Avenue Shooting
Thomas Walden a 44 year old resident of 1801 Wallace Ave NE was held by police on suspicion after allegedly shooting at Edward Gowes 21 of 1033 Gibbs Ave NE. Gowes was wounded in the left heel and also held on suspicion after being taken into custody.
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Thomas Walden
Wallace
Edward Gowes
Gibbs
Gowes
Waldon
Hoover condemns veterans bill veto likely
President Hoover denounces the World War veterans bill as wasteful and discriminatory and signals his intention to veto. The Senate passed it 66 to 6, with House action expected to follow after amendments. Hoover urges a straight pension bill as an alternative.
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Paul R.mallon
United Press Staff Cor
Washington
Hoover
Senate
House
White House
Hines
Congress
Tragedy in Washington as boy, 10, shot by sister
A 10 year old boy, David Bernam, died after a pistol scuffle with his 13 year old sister Hilda over cleaning duties. Neighbors heard a shot and screams then found the boy dead with a bullet wound to the head.
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Washington
David Bernam
Hilda
David
Shute Golf Series Starts in The Canton News
The Canton Daily News will begin a new weekly series by Ohio pro Denny Shute on golf techniques. Readers have requested more of his articles, and The News plans to publish fresh Shute insights on the sports pages starting Wednesday.
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Fwrms
Canton
Denny Shute
Canton Daily News
News
Shute
Maryland Man Nominated to Lead Prohibition Unit
Amos W. Woodcock, U.S. district attorney for Maryland, named to head the federal prohibition office after July 1. A 14 year Army Reserve lieutenant colonel, he served on the Mexican border and in World War I. Senator Tydings endorsed him as a capable, dry administrator. Woodcock would be the fourth director in the decade of national prohibition. Doran praised past cooperation and urged support.
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Washington
Amos W. Woodcock
U. District
Maryland
Prohibition
Gen
Mitchell
Woodcock
Army Reserve Corps
Tydings
John ©. Kramer
Roy A. Haynes
James M. Doran
Swanson Signals Lingle Murder Probe Expansion
Chicago officials disclosed that State's Attorney John A. Swanson will pursue preexisting conditions tied to Alfred J. Lingle's assassination. He indicated possible inquiries into police official collusion with gamblers and gangsters, with evidence to be presented to the July grand jury as the hunt for Forsythe continued and linked gangland bloodshed emerged in prior cases.
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Chicago
Alfred J.lingle
Chicago Tribune
John A. Swanson
Lingle
Herald and Examiner
the Tribune
Swanson
James
Red") Forsythe
Big Tim” Murphy
James Hand
Hunters Break 300 Hours In Endurance Flight
City of Chicago completes 303 hours of continuous flight at Sky Harbor Airport as John and Kenneth Hunter pilot the endurance plane with family aid. They report safety and aim to extend the refueling record for sustained flight, noting they can push the mission nine more hours.
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Chicago
Hunter Family
Endurance Air
City of
Sky Harbor
John
Kenneth Hunter
Wilson explains United Press handling of international news
Lyle C. Wilson of the Washington staff for the United Press described before the state department foreign service school the methods the agency uses to obtain and distribute international news. He noted the United Press, with its world wide membership, handles more international news than any other organization and outlined the scale of its operations.
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Washington
Lyle C. Wilson
United Press Today
State Department
Foreign Service School
United Press
Wilson
Picnic prompts closure for June 2 at Brick Co
Picnic at the Metropolitan Paving Brick Company pauses operations all day Saturday June 2 as plants and offices close for the event. The notice states company offices and facilities will be shut to the public during the picnic day.
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Picnic Metropolitan Paving Brick Co
Commission's Life at Stake in Funding Battle
Washington report notes the Hoover Wickersham commission faces funding cuts in the second deficiency appropriation bill. The bill provides 50,000 of 250,000 requested, risking financial impotence after July 1 unless supporters revive the full amount. Chairman Jones of the appropriations committee proposes restoring the entire 250,000.
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Washington
Hoover-Wickersham Law Enforcement Commission
Senate
Commission
Jones
Appropriations Committee
Ciry
House
Actor Henry Jewett Dies Suddenly in Boston Area
Veteran actor and director Henry Jewett of the Repertory Theater of Boston died suddenly at his West Newton home early today. He was known for directing and starring in productions such as The Branches.
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Boston
Henry Jewett
Repertory Theater of
West Newton
Brethren to Attend Funeral in Temple for Bro Willaman
Members are asked to assemble at the temple on Tuesday June 24 at 7 P M to attend the funeral of Brother Howard D. Willaman. E E Neff and W M H Heingartner sign the Ady notice as secretary and adjutant.
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Temple
Howard D. Willaman
E. E. Neff
W. M
Heingartner
Sec
Wagner Market Center Cuts Pork Chops for Roast and Ham
Market listing shows center cut pork chops and steer chuck roast offered with fresh Calla hams. Limited details available, but items suggest a market display of high quality meats and specialty ham products.
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Wagner Market
Lée
Kingsford-Smith Southern Cross Reaches Atlantic Westward Flight
Captain Kingsford-Smith and three crew aboard the Southern Cross fly from Dublin to New York. The monoplane, amid fog and light headwinds, charts position 51.98N 25.49W about 700 miles west of the Irish coast. The flight, averaging 82 miles per hour, aims for Newfoundland by tonight or tomorrow with radio contact planned at regular intervals.
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BE & T
Newfoundland
Kingeford-Smith
Portmarnock Strand
Dublin
Ireland
New York
Kingsford Smith
John P. Saul
Irish Free State Army Air Corps
M. BE. van Dyk
Stannage
Aviators Refuel Airplane in Maine for Transatlantic Flight
A big air refueling plane left Valley Stream New York for Old Orchard Maine to assist the transatlantic Southern Cross, pending Capt. Charles Kingsford-Smith's approval. Piloted by H. K. Fisher with mechanic Aerne Melstvelt, it aimed to reach Portland Oregon by noon carrying 125 gallons of gasoline.
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Charles Kingsford Smith
Ireland
New York
Valley Stream
N. Y
Old Orchard
Southern Cross
Charlies Kingsford-Smith
H. K. Fisher
Aerne Melstvelt
Portland
Railway men elect heads
The American Railway convention elevated J. H. Hanna of Washington DC to the presidency for the ensuing year. He succeeds Paul Shoup of the Pacific Electric Railway Co. G. A. Richardson of Chicago was named first vice president and W. E. Wood of New York fourth vice president.
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Washington
San Francisco
American Railway Convention
J. H. Hanna
Washington, D. C
Hanna
Paul Shoup
Pacific Electric Railway Co
G. A. Richardson
Chicago
W. E. Wood
New York
Man From Earth Plans Refuel Before Venus Flight
A quirky 1950 note describes a young man from Earth who has flown for two months and arrives with introductions from Englewood New Jersey. He asks for ship refueling before taking off for Venus the next morning as reported in a Will Rogers item.
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Earth
Chamber of Commerce
Englewood
N. J
Venus
Will Rogers
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