Program for Boys Week Is Announced
The city observes Royal Weel with a full Boys Week program from April 27 to May 1. The Rotary Club leads the drives, with events at the Senior and Junior High schools, church activities, entertainment, industry tours, and school activities emphasizing education and citizenship.
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Rotary Clan
Hanpy Bpker
Frank Wilcox
Mapnis Chapin
D. A. Hillstrom
C. A. Aller
Turday
James 4. Wright
Ralph Fogel
Harry Smit
Ralph Dewey
Constance
Wehools
Athletie
Athletic Association
Corry
Lakewood High
Nohhoos
Conrae
Ohe Hee
Battle Royal Peanut Hunt
Fire Company
JJ Desmond
Washington Senate probes beat Hoover era health drive
A chaotic bulletin page notes a renewed push for oil conservation policy and health exams for school children led by John Ko and other officials. It cites a White House delegation and calls for civic activities, with Boys Day events and park gatherings planned for May 3.
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Washington
John Koi
Hoover
Jock Loveland
White House
Atungeen
Wast
Snipingn
Thermithman
Five Best Radio Entertainments Listed Tonight
Radio listings show Bourdon's Orchestra and the Cavaliers Quartet on WHAP and NBC at 8:00 BST. WOR CBS network airs Dramatized glories at 0:00. WJ and NBG present Dragonetee O Mara and Orchestra at 9:00. CBS and Wort network feature Shepshot Album with May Peterson at 10:00 EST. WEAF NBC offer Half hours with the Senate at 20:30 EST.
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Bourdon
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NBG
Dragonetee
O'Mara
Orchestra
Wort
Shepshot
May Peterson
WEAF
Senate
Farm bill passes House by wide margin in relief drive
The House approved the farm relief bill by a large majority led by Democrats and some Republicans. The vote split reflected a strong administration push with Senate sentiment still unsure. Debate shifts to supporting bi partisan backers as Republican leaders warn of political stakes.
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Paul F. Mallon
United Press
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House
Hoover
Senate
Souste Torres
Geneva
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Mia
Lillian Destiny
Sherif
Roy Smyth¢s
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Metin
Heflin
Alabama
Brocton
Mass
Helin
Henna
Watsin
Boru
My. Hoe
Burns Fatal to Mother of Corry Woman
Mrs Aleada Haulpin 73 died at the home of her daughter Mrs Rootthers after an apron caught fire, four daughters and a son survive, 17 grandchildren and a brother also listed. Funeral arrangements not yet completed.
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Burns
Root
Forest Avenue
Jamestown
Aleada Dekitta Hwupih
Pittatielt
Rootthers
Allan Spencer
West Wayne
Prank Phillips
Plitefield
Grand Duke Michael of Russia Dies in Regent's Park Home
London April 20 Grand Duke Michael of Russia died at his Regent's Park home at 5 20 am. He was 53 years old born October 4 1861 at Peterhof near Petrograd now Leningrad He was a first cousin of Czar Nicholas I and brother of Grand Duke Alexander The Count and Countess Tory were children of his morganatic marriage with Sophia Countess of Merenberg
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Afichael
Russia
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Regent's Park
Nicholas I
Peterbof
Petrograd
Leningrad
Michiel
Alexander
Am Jou
Torhy
Sophia
Countess of
Merenberg
Grand Duke of Luxembourg
Young wife to relate story of man's death
Mrs Gladys Beardslee, a young wife, is held as a material witness in Bridgeport on the death of her husband Oliven Beardslee. She plans to testify at the inquest amid questions whether his death was suicide or murder, saying she married for money and that he drank and quarreled before the fatal act.
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United Press
Bridgeport
Gon
Gladys Beardslee
Oliven Beardstee
Beavilste
Uelith
Simuts
Beardslee
Ars. Beardslee
Hridgepott
Stratford
Hillside
Pabst Named Treasurer of Pennsylvania Railroad Go
Geo H. Pabst Jr was appointed treasurer of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company to fill the vacancy created by Henry H. Lee’s resignation as president of the Pennroad Corporation.
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Philadelphia
Geo. HH
Pabst, Jr
Pennsylvania Railroad
Henry H. Lee
Pennroad Corporation
Pabst
Treamirer
Emmanuel Ch extends call to Ohio minister for Emmanuel Church
At a Parish hall meeting Emmanuel diplocopal vestry invited Rev. Lyle Utta of Greenville Ohio to become pastor of Emmanuel church. The Ohio minister who impressed the congregation could not remain for a Sunday service. He is expected to start his pastorate here about August 1. Previous pastor Rev Henry A. Fost resigned last December to take another charge in Pittsburg district.
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Emmanuel Diplocopal Church
Lyle Utta
Greenville
Topal
Atty
Paris
Hall
Ohio
Emmanuel Church
Progress Toward Disarmament Aimed by Nations
United States, Britain, and Japan signal readiness for a naval reduction conference in Washington next year. France opposes full disarmament but may concede on reserves, while talks focus on limiting heavy ships and strategic armaments amid mounting diplomatic pressure.
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Henry Wood
United Press
Geneva
API
Uni
United States
Om Vitor
Washington
Hugh Gigson
Trani
Nbt
What Congress Is Doing Today
Senate continues debate on farm relief bill. House takes up appropriations for Mediterranean trust fund in Florida. Ways and Means committees continue debating tax bill amid lengthy session.
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Congress
United Press
Senate
HOUSE
Florida
Injured in overturning car north of city
Harold Dietzel local Buick distributor sustained a severe four place fracture of the wrist and facial injuries when his Ford coupe overturned on a macadam road north of the city about 7. Dietzel’s car, driven by a Carter Hill resident named Carson, struck soft earth and flipped. Carson escaped with minor injuries.
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Harold Dietzel
Macadam
Ity
Deluck Wateyenieye
Dietgel
Dietzel
Carter Hill
Carson
May Link Three Slayers With Bank Robbery
April 28 report says three men held here may be linked to a Col Mimbla City bank raid. Sergeant William Jones said Lie Hiree was captured after Sami Bard shot a state highway patrolman named Russell T. Swanson. Wary of further details, authorities expected arrivals from Columbia City to aid identification.
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Earl
Bred Halverson
Joe Inve
Tire
Swanson
Pha
Associated Gas workers host elegant northwest district dinner
Members of the Associated Gas and Browne Gas Employees Association gathered for a formal dinner and dance in Meadville area to celebrate a first in a planned series of social events. The event featured a banquet at the Banquet Hall, musical numbers by the Brownie Brown Orchestra, and remarks by several district superintendents and managers.
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Cory
Lie A. Empiny
Lin
Clear Clarion
Gassh Electric Company
Tony
Arcade
Bortner Sisters
Clifton Howard
UN Corry
James Smith
North Girard
RS. Pick
Meadville
J. B. Penstermacher
Warren
WG Hickling
Brownie" Brown
Te Uility
Dr Chevalier Jackson Cites Carelessness in Child Drownings
Philadelphia April 26 Dr Chevalier Jackson a bronchosports specialist urges blame on carelessness as he notes extracting safety pins toys candy seeds and small jewelry from the throats of hundreds of children brought from around the world to his clinic This brief records a surgeon's warning and the types of foreign objects removed.
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Philadelphia
Chevalier Jackson
Georgia and South Carolina Hit by Tornado Storms
A chain of tornadoes swept Georgia and northwestern South Carolina, killing and injuring dozens. Reports list multiple counties with casualties and widespread damage, as relief crews rushed to the stricken towns while hospitals set up makeshift care centers.
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Venieal Georgie
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Anghelmn
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Missouri
Omicuigan
Lake Walla
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Candler
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Telzey
Spartansburg
Teres
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Dexter
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U S Leads Ryder Cup After Opening Day
Moortown England April 26 The United States led England 235 to 146 after the first day of the 1929 Ryder Cup in four foursome matches. The U S won two foursomes and England one while one match was halved.
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United Press
Moortown
England
United States
Hbgland
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