Tornado toll rises as two nations mourn Herrick score
A Missouri and Arkansas region suffered a destructive tornado path injuring about 20 people, damaging farms and homes, with residents evacuated to neighboring farms. James Miller, 47, and Oscar Montgomery were seriously hurt as a church near Startiles Hill was reported destroyed. Rescue work hampered by downed wires and trees.
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Poplar
Arkansas
Missouri
Lato
Mons
James Miller
Oscar Montgomery
Miller
Miley
Atartiles Hill
Teporta
G. F. Cresswell
Polos
Mingiul Point
Mon
Palos
Trans-Pacific Fliers Lost In Australia
A British government plane dispatched from Port Hedland searches for Capt. Charles Kingsford Smith and crew of the Southern Cross after a forced landing in northern Australia. The flight aimed to complete a non stop Sydney to England leg. companions include Ulm Ditchfield and McWilliams. An overnight radio message described a ten hour tropical rain ordeal and a planned forced landing 150 miles from Wyndham along the Drysdale River.
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United Press
Sydney
N.S. W
Port Herland
Seach
Charles & Kingsford- Smith
Southern Cross
Australia
Wyndham
Northwest Mounted Police
Tomorow
Drysdale Rivor
Souther Cross
Ofligials
Kingsford-Smith
Singapore
Mngland
Charles T. P. Ulm
Star
Topiong Wrans-Atantic
Francisco
Ho A. Ditchfield
McWil- Huma
Rewiue
Drysdale
Nick
Cheerio
Wind Storm Disrupts Western Pennsylvania Lines
A severe windstorm disrupted communication across western Pennsylvania today, knocking the Pittsburgh printer telegraph line out for several hours and damaging Bell System lines south of Cory. The Pittsburgh district was hardest hit with torn lines and tree damage, while the storm also disabled radio operations at WLBW when a lightning bolt struck the antenna, causing machinery damage.
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Journal
Pittsburgh
Milual Telephon Company
Bell Toll
Cory
Steporta
Bolt
Elruvie
WLBW
Brown Block to Undergo Major Remodeling for Giant Co
Frank G. Jones announces extensive remodeling of the north half of the Brown block on North Center street to house a Giant company store in June. The plan includes a large one story rear addition, floor topping to street level, and a new front, aiming to make the store among the finest in the city. Occupancy is expected by early June with work to start this afternoon.
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Frank G. Jones
North Center Street
Giant Company
He AL Lanston
Grandin Hotel
Harry Pauison
Jones
Lanston
Grantompany
Mrs Hoover Charms Washington With Neighborly Informalty
Mrs Herbert Hoover captivates Washington with neighborly informality during her first month as White House mistress. She maintains old campus ties and hosts informal tea gatherings, defying formal social traditions. Her approachable demeanor wins friends and keeps social life active amid inauguration duties and national duties.
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Lawrence Sullivan
United Press
Washington
Herbert Hoover
White House
Hoovil
Sii
Street
Capitol
Miri
Hoover
Death of Thos Williams shocks Corry community
Thomas Edwin Williams longtime Wing-Will stores manager and owner figure died suddenly Sunday morning at his Corry hospital after a severe illness. Williams born May 25 1884 in New Castle Pa lived in Hydetown before moving to Corry fourteen years ago. He helped organize Wing-Wills Corporation in 1922 and guided its modern grocery chain with North Center Street flagship and two other stores in Meadville and North-East. Survived by wife Dora daughter Dorota and two sisters, his death endures in civic and fraternal circles.
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Thomas Edwin Williams
Mp Williams
Williams
New Castle
Hydetown
Commeaut
Reed
North Center Street
New Dit
Wing-Wills Corporaton
Meadville
Wingers
Telson
Ox Nail Grocery Bull
Jonathan Lodge
Corry
Corry Merchants
Corry Credit Exchange
Ais
Dora Williams
He Stores
Bidby
Dorota
State College
Dlao
Bells Ridgway
Arthur Harrington
Arcadia, Pin
Sevan
Stocks Tumble In Wide Market Setback
New York stocks fell sharply with call money at 10 percent from a brief 10 percent level. Efforts to shore up prices sparked some rallies but leading issues including Radio, United States Steel, General Motors, General Electric and AT&T slid about ten points. Traders saw the rally as overextended after a sharp drop last Monday and noted brokerage trouble, a softer rediscount rate forecast, and Fed Governors meeting concerns.
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Unice Rrcos
New York
i—Pres
Npar
Hese
Swiny Radio
United States Steel
General Motors
Genera Electric
International ‘Telephone “and Telegraph
Nations City Banc
Washington
Federa Reserve
Loilay
City Council Meets Tonight in Regular Session
City council members gather at the Minnielpil building for a routine regular session this evening. Officials expect standard agenda items and municipal matters to be addressed.
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Minnielpil
Fasas
Proclamation on the Death of Thomas Wil Hama in Corry
Corry mourns the sudden death of Thomas K. Wil Hama a respected businessman whose exemplary character and genial disposition endeared him to all in the city The proclamation by Mayor Olin W Bracken calls residents to revere his memory and honor his years of service to Corry.
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Wheimas
Thomas K. Wil Hama
Corry
Thermford
Olin W. Bracken
Col C D Wilcox Dies at Family Home
Colonel Clyde D Wilcox 64 died this afternoon at the family home on North Center Street after a critical illness since last Thursday. A veteran grocer, he served in the Spanish American War and rose to lieutenant colonel. Survived by wife Merrill son, daughter Mrs Wallace Harmon, six grandchildren, and brothers Will J and Frank. Funeral arrangements to be announced in The May Journal.
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Colt Clyde D. Wicox
North Center Stree
Ucal
Pitts
Wilcox
Merrill Wilcos
Washington Market
Ha Yely
Washington Street
Wildox
Cal
Solon 1 Wilcox
Wilcnx
Company A
Corry
Corry Lodge
Merrill Wilcox
Wallace Harmon
Will J. Wilcox
Frank Wilcox
May
Youth Shot Down by Rival in Washington Pa
In Washington Pennsylvania on April 1 Wat Loughman a 21 year old man was held in connection with the death of 15 year old Dorwood Hefney. Hefney and a companion were escorting Gertrude Baer 16 home from a movie when an argument erupted between Hefney and Loughman a former friend of Baer. A quarrel followed and Hefney was shot. Mr and Mrs Elmer McElroy who spent the winter in Kansas and various places have returned home.
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Wren
Washington
Wat Loughman
Dorwood Hefney
Ieiney
Gertrude Baer
Loughman
Heltiay
Elmer McElroy
Kansas
Over Places
Homie
Escobar's Army Victorious In Escalon Clash
Juarez April 1 Rebel forces claim sweeping victory in a clash yesterday between the army of Geri Becobur and Gen. Plutared Flas Calles at Baculon. Rebels report 1,100 Calles men captured and American aviators aiding the rebels. The bulletin credits General Armenia and Escobar for key actions with machine guns, and says 18 rebel planes were in the air. A new airplane with three machine guns was captured. an American aviator reportedly abandoned another aircraft. No dead or wounded tallies were released.
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Geri
Becobur
Plutared
Flas Calles
Baculon
Sco Dir
Sumy
Ber Jillo
Galles
Thu
Calles
le Letin
Ald
Winder
Armenia
Escobar
Wlan
Eulogus Leite
Teeing
Federala
Escaton
Ground Breaks For Warehouse Addition At Corry Jamestown Plant
Ground was broken for a large two story warehouse addition to Corry Jamestown Manufacturing Corp. The new concrete and cinder block structure measures 57 by 100 feet and rises just north of the existing storage building. Frank G. Jones holds the contract. occupancy is expected shortly. The project is part of a 1925 expansion program by the Corry Titlestown corporation, a major local industry.
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Corry-Jamestown Corporation
Frank Jones
Corry- Jamestown Manufacturing Corporation
Frank G. Jones
Corry Titdestown Corporation
Today’s Five Best Radio Entertainments Update
Radio listings outline five top programs across networks. Highlights include NBC schedule with WZ and NEG Network acts at 8.09 EST and Mexican music features, CBS with Talking movie stars, and Opera a Franchetti performance on WEAF NBC.
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WIZ
NBC
Roxy
NEG Network
Tay Orng Musi
Chirien Mi-Senwab
WEAR
NBC Network
Mulaic
WOR
CBS
WEAF
Franchetti
Ambassador Miram T. Herrick Died in Paris
Ambassador Miram T. Herrick of Ohio died in Paris late Sunday after a day of illness following a cold. He had stood in all-day tributes for Marshal Foch and remained beloved by France and the American embassy staff. President Doumergue and officials offered condolences as preparations for his funeral began. his burial plans included transport to the United States.
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Abell
Miram T. Herrick
Ohio
Kent
Dountergue
Cla
Bance
America
Herrick
Col Chives
Lindbergh
France
Dhue Hordars
Andieansin
le Petit Journal
Cotal
Iis Cabinet
Readit
Foreign Representativ Paipérm
Marshal Foch
Notre Dame
Lytt Erle
Vitel
Jed Henith
Bilin Roo
Bentley Mott
Henri Rabesu
Ferreyrelles
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Spartansburg
Lyman Raymond
Union City
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