Corry Pupils Reach State Music Finals In Flute Contest
Reports from the Pennsylvania Music and Forestry League contest list winners in many instrumental events. Notable names include Adele Rosenberg from John Harris High and Bernard Bennett of Corry, with multiple top placings across oboe violin and bass categories. A Titusville man, Edward Larson, died from automobile crash injuries linked to an East Titusville accident mentioning Milsap driver.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Music and Forensic League
Plan Earl Wild
Carrick High
Fitisburgh
Fred Billman
Herndon High
Clair Swope
Roaring Springs
Adele Rosenberg
John Harris High
Herris King
Harry Colby
Clenton High
Robert Bright
Oil City
William Jobson
Ol City
Kenneth Geise
Northumberland
William Blough
Meyersdale
Albert Badger
DuBois
William Stone
Allegheny High
Glenn Swan
Aspinwall
Martha Elser
Harrisburg
Nathan Schmélehler
Mats High
Robert Spots
Ferndale High
Edward Larson
Titusville
Edward Jerome
Tinusville
East Titusville
Lrson
Larson
M. J. Milsap
Johnson
Pleasantville
East Pimaville
Largon
May Day Riots Sparked Police Clampdown in Philadelphia
Riot clubs were used by police in two Philadelphia sections as demonstrators defied city authorities by canceling May Day parades and gatherings. Twenty people were arrested and as many injured amid the clashes. In Welland Ontario three Michigan Central Railroad employees were killed when an explosion destroyed the lunch hack they were in. In Washington John L. Lewis warned before a Senate mining subcommittee that coal operators aim to block Davis-Keeping regulations by delaying hearings.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Welland, Ont
Michigan Central Railroad
Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Senate Mining
Philadelphia Girl Believed Abducted in April Search
Philadelphia April 30 police and mothers search for 16 year old Caroline Raiter of South Ardmore who vanished after leaving home to visit a friend Dorothy Helm 17 in Philadelphia. The friend saw Caroline pass crying for help and the Havertord Township police alerted Philadelphia police to aid the search.
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Philadelphia
Pofina
Caroline Ralter
South Ardmore
Amanda Raiter
Helleves
Dorothy Helm
Caroline
Roller
Haverford Township
Hammond 2 1 Choice Among Democrats
Erie county voters show Worth Hammond likely Democratic nominee for State Assembly from the Third District. Official tallies place Hammond ahead in the Democratic race with 377 votes to King 182 and Gray 86. A decisive announcement on his election plans is expected soon.
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Worth Hammond
State Assembly
Erie County
Erie
Hammond
Republcan
John H. King
King
Gray
Crawford Slayer Ends Life Attempt in Crawford Jail
Clinton Hamilton, 85, jailed in Crawford County Meadville for murder, slashed his left arm with a razor Friday afternoon in a failed suicide attempt. Found weak from blood loss by jail staff, authorities seek how he obtained the blade. Hamilton to face grand jury in Meadville next week.
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Clinton Hamilton
Crawford County
Mead~vile
George Sling Iuft
Hamilton
Meadville
Long Leading Revolt Against Joe Robinson
Washington April 30 Senator Huey P Long leads a party rebellion in the Senate over the tax bill. He demanded Senator Joe T Robinson abdicate leadership and vowed to carry the fight to Arkansas. Long accused wealth of hoarding and urged new limits on fortunes and inheritances. Rebellion hints spread to tariff debates influencing oil and copper, while plans for a June recess face risk as the finance committee reviews the tax measure.
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Washington
Senate
Huey P. Long
Dem
sCingyfish
Ard Crew
Joe T. Robinson
Long
Robinson
Arkansas
Elch
Finance Committee
Today’s Five Best Radio Entertainments Schedule
Radio listings show WAC and WJZ network programs starting at 8:30 with Screen Personalities then First Nighter on WJZ at 9:80 and Dance Hour with Louis Sotol on WEAF at 10:00. WABC offers Public Affairs Institute at 10:15 while NBC Shimber Music airs on waz.
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WAC
GBS
WJZ
NBC
WEAF
NBC Network
Louis Sotol
WABC
CBS Network
Public Affairs Institute
Waz
NBC Shimber
Drilling Under Way At French Creek Area
Sherman Twentewilt mer Company of Pittsburgh has finished leasing in Sherman Mina Clymer and French Creek and has started gas drilling in Clymer Findley Lake and Bemus Point. The company hopes to strike a large gusher that would boost a community with cheap real estate and growing support for industry.
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French Creek
Ohio Partes
Sherman Advices
Sherman
Twewiltmer Company, Inc
Pittsburgh
Sherman Mina
Clymer
Findley Lake
Bemus Point
Final Rites for Police Chief Ruppersburger
State police and local officers gathered with officials and relatives to honor Chief John M. Ruppersburger at a 9:30 funeral service at St. Phomag church. The service honored the late officer who died Wednesday morning, with City Council members and Stanford Hose Company present. interment followed at Pine Grove mausoleum, led by highway patrol members.
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John M. Ruppersburger
St. Phomag Church
Offecr
Stanford Hose Company
Francia Graves
P. Ri
Gigi
Anna,Shields
James Sulllivan
G. A. Balter
James Sullivan
William Swann
Pine Grove Cemetery
Entaty Highway Patrol
Ben F. Starr
Franky T. Enpiend
Errnest A. Williams
Stanley H. Nichols
M. Leo Mulderick
Registration in Townships to Start Monday
Registration of electors in townships and boroughs will begin Monday May 2 according to Ralph C Benedict chief clerk. New books were sent to assessors Friday. Each assessor will canvass their district over about two weeks. Registrars for Brie and Corry jetties will be appointed by July 15 and serve on three special days to be set aside. All voters must re register on one of the three days to vote in November.
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Ralph C. Benedict
County Commissioners
Cis
Brie and Corry
House Defeats Move to Suspend School Aid
Deputy Superintendent L H Dennis reported Pennsylvania observers hailed the House vote defeating a provision to gradually withdraw federal aid for vocational education. He called the overwhelming tally a broad protest against such action and an economy misstep.
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Congréas
Hoover Regrouping Plan Approved in House Vote
The House approved a major Hoover reorganization measure to consolidate scattered public works programs under a single administration. The Texas Democrat proposal to strike the section failed 208 to 0, keeping broad executive power to reorganize government activities under the Public Works Administration with limited exceptions.
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United Press
Washington
House Today
Hoover
Rep
Johnson
Texas
Army Engineer Corps
Navy
Capitol
Olher
House
Venieh
Roycroft 15 Speaker Describes Hubbard Legacy
Charles A. Rosen, longtime Roycroft Shops printer, spoke to Woman's Club about Ebert Hubbard. He traced Hubbard from Larkin Brothers to Lusitania death, noting his jail community experiment in art and craft. Rosen praised Hubbard’s spirit and Roycroft achievements in book binding and crafts through his son and co workers.
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Charles A. Rosen
Roycroft
East Aurora
N. C
Woman's Club
Ebert Hubbard
Larkin Brothers Soap Company
Hubbard
Lusitania
Roycrofisers
Elbert Hubbard
Corry Students to Compete in Erie Diocesan Oratorical Contest
Bernard Burkett of Corry High and a field of students from St Edward's and other Erie diocese schools will take part in the preliminary oratorical contest at St Andrew's auditorium in Erie Thursday afternoon. Contestants include Edgar Jones Erie Joseph Brimmer Ridgway Joseph Price Dubois Frederick Reilly Brookville Edwin Borowski Erie Patrice Hall Titusville and more from Mercyhurst St Mary's and Villa Maria campuses. Winners advance to nationals in June under the sponsorship of Bishop Mark Gannon.
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Bernard Burn
St. Edward's High School
Erie
St. Andrew's Auditorium
Edgar Jones
Joseph Brimrer
Ridgway
Joseph Price
DuBois
Frederick Reilly
Brookville
Edwin Borowski
Patrice Hall
Titusville
Bernard Burkett
Corry
Job Trunk
Clarion
Mercyhurst
Lucille Meehan
Mary M. Mannion
Greenville
Catherine M. Brown
St Benedict's Academy
Ris
Mary Kein
Franklin
Evelyn Ipsco
St Mary's
Villa Maria
June Casey
Ville Maria
Josephine San Roman
Teresa Malloy
Oil City
Florence Bigler
Clearfield
Frances A. Brown
Bradford
Phe Rt. Rey
John
Mark Gannon
Arle
Violin Studio Names Joseph M Sherrick Director
Joseph M Sherrick, a local violinist, is named director and teacher of the Corry studio of the First National Institute of Violin. He plans for small classes under his personal direction, hoping the new instruction plan proves popular with violinists.
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Joseph M. Sherrick
Corry
First
National Institute OF Violin
Sherrick
Iocal
California Governor joins flight escort to Missouri
Sevee Cincinnati April 30 Gov James J Rolph of California with Governor Fred E Bubs left Lakeport airport under clearing skies on the Washington Los Angeles flight. Their next stop was Springfield Missouri where Col Roscoe Turner pilot of a Lockheed craft landed there at 7 35 am for refueling. He waited for weather reports along the route to Springfield.
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Cincinnati
James J. Rolph
California
Wnt
Fred E. Bubs
Newnila
Lakeen
Norfolk Awaits News From Intermediaries
Norfolk, April 0 Rumor filled the air as the yacht Marcon returned from sea to report on negotiations with men linked to the Lindbergh kidnapping case. Curtis and 18 associates spearheaded the activity, and officials awaited word after Curtis’s Mars cruise, with Marcom refueling and heading to Hampton Roads. No official statements were issued.
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Unitec Press
Norfolk
Marcon
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Curtis
Bel
Lindbergh
Buthe Marcom
Hampton Roads
Edwin B. Bruce
Himita
N.Y
George L. Richard
Bruce
Portsmouth
Oil City Wins Final Debate At Allegheny College
Corry High School debaters attended the final contest held at Meadville sponsored by Allegheny College. Oil City High won the debate on compulsory unemployment insurance, taking the negative side against Franklin. Judges Swartley Pinney and Seely, all Allegheny College faculty, awarded Oil City the decision by a two vote margin. A dinner followed at Cochran Hall for the teams and delegates.
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Corry
Allegheny College
Corry High School
Meadville
Corry. Com
Allagheny College
Oi City High
Tranklin
Oil City
Pranklin
Swartley
Robert Pinney
Frederick Seely
William P. Tolley
Hurst Anderson
Cochran Hall
Massie murder trial ends in manslaughter verdict in Honolulu
Honolulu jury convicts Grace Fortescue and three men in the Hasailan Massie case on the charge of manslaughter after a brutal assault. Clarence Darrow vows to appeal. Sentencing set for next Friday with potential prison terms from one to ten years.
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United Press
Honolulu
Joe Kanahawal
Clarence Darrow
Grace Fortescue
Thomas HM. Mussie
A. O Jones
Ed Lord
Hasailan
Maasl
Thalia
Jenteney
Darrow
Tam
Auinslaughter
Hardlig Kehuhawat
Massie
Kabahawai
Dartow
Hawalian
Supreme Equrl
Court of Appeals
San Francisco
Chas
Davis
Hawaii
Atassie
Moldimer
Eney
Sven
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