Graf Zeppelin crash near Azores area injures Corry man
M J Spencer badly hurt in a two car crash west of Corry on the Roosevelt highway near the State Hatchery. The other driver, George Grant of Detroit, faces reckless driving charges and a hearing set for August 15. Spencer remained in Corry Hospital with severe head wounds and a broken right arm.
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Azores
Mutlle J. Spencer
Spencer's Place
Gil
Washington Atrest
Iles
Corry Hospital
Roosevelt
Pian Hatchéry
Jacob Goldstein
Tuuaville
Charles Ricker
Corry
Georget Grant
Amazon Avenue
Detroit
Mich
G. H. Gordon
Fle
Spencery
Byoplon iGuapp
Grant
Spencer
B. L. Loftus
Alder
Gordon
Pennsylvania
Ligeat
Ford
Knapp
Eveniing
Andei
Spancer
Spartansburg road paving bids soon expected
State Senator Miles Kitts said District Engineer Frame assured readiness for bid advertisement within two weeks for upgrading the Sparta road from the city to Granford County. Citizens led by Corry Jans of Concord township welcomed the news amid prior delays and survey work.
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Granford County
Spartansburg
L. Alexander
Miles 5. Kitts
Kit
Prams
State Highway Department
Sparta
Frame
Corry Jans
Concord Township
Hioesters
Seattle Youth Wins Edison Scholarship
Seattle youth Huston wins the Edison scholarship at age 16 for study in chemical engineering at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The contest winner from Seattle led 49 peers in answering a wide questionnaire and earns four years of tuition for four other students alongside him. Additional four finalists receive four years of technical college tuition. Huston is the son of an Episcopal bishop and may join Thomas Edison’s laboratory if scholastic results satisfy.
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United
West Orangh
N. J
Witbur & Huston
Seattle
Wastin
Edison
Thomia A. Edison
Huston
Tidison
Technion
Tesic Deaser
Wizhird
Uewellyn Park
Charles H. Brunissen
West Radding
Conn
Ivan A. Getting
Pittsburgh
James Seth
Santa Fy
Nui Ails
Hustons
Massachusetts Inut Hus of Technology
Edison Laboratory
Capital Air Line Planned for Pittsburgh to Washington
United Press reports a proposed Pittsburgh Washington air line with rail connections for Youngstown Cleveland and Detroit passengers. Col Harry G Fry Jr of Aria Rapid Transit Inc announced the new company and plans after test flights between Pittsburgh and Washington guided by Capt Jack Morris and Jack Thompson. The tests demonstrated feasibility though a Ford automobile collision caused a near-ditch incident and a car crash near a road crossing.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Jack Morris
Jack Thompson
Wastengton
Corry Woman Speaker Tops Chautauqua Program
Mrs. B C Barnes, former Board of Education member and club figure in Corry, spoke at the Colonnade this morning. Her topic was Program Building during the Chautauqua Institution event.
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Corry
B.C. Barnes
Board of Education
Snook Hears Witness On Start Of Theora Death Struggle
In Columbus Ohio Dr James Howard Snook listened as Clarence Murray described an alleged eye witness account of the beginning of Theora Tix death struggle. The witness recounted a June 18 evening near the New York Central rifle range with a man and woman near a car and the man embracing the woman then letting go as the woman stood by the car. The defense objected to the license plate be shown. the court overruled.
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Morris DE Haven Tracy
United Press
Columbus
Ohio
James Howard Snook
Clarence
Murray
Theora
Snook
Ohio State University
New York Central
Myrom Gessman
Gessman
St Louis Robin Enroute to Chicago With Crew
St Louis Robin departs Lambert-St Louis field at 9 05 am carrying Redackeon and Obie O Brine to Chicago for a refueling exhibition. O Brine handles the controls after winning a coin toss.
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ST. Louis
Chicago
United Press
Lambert-Straus
Red” Dackeon
Obie
O'Brine
Havig
Radio Listings Highlight Evening Entreats Across Networks
Today's prime radio lineup features WEAF NBC at 7 00 PM HDT with sketches Rapid Transit on WEAF NBC. At 8 00 PM DT Cities Service Orchestra airs on WJZ NBC followed by Philes Theater Hour on WOR CBS at 9 00 EDT. The night concludes with Trile stores and Ubi Opera acts airing on WOR GES at 10 00 MBT.
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Weap Nbg
WEAF
NBC
Cities Service Orchestra
WJZ
CBS
GES
Still Hope for Anglo Soviet Trade Accord
British experts close to the labor government believe the deadlock in Anglo Soviet talks over resuming diplomatic relations can be overcome before Parliament reconvenes. The initial failure to exchange ambassadors is not seen as final, and officials expect progress once Britain’s parliamentary stance is clear. J M Kenworthy MP noted prospects for future resumption despite the setback.
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Henry T. Russell
United Press
London
Isbor
Soviet Union
Britain
J. M. Kenworthy
M. P
Dor
Moscow
Great Britain
Scouts Review Before Prince and Dawes in Ireland
Fifty thousand Boy Scouts led by 1,400 Americans marched before the Prince of Wales and U S Ambassador Dawes at the 21st anniversary celebration of the Scouts in Armagh. The American contingent carried a silk US flag as Dawes joined the prince on the reviewing stand amid banners and cheers.
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Prince of Wales
United States
Dawes
Arrow Park
Eng
Charles G. Dawes
Inibaree
Scotts
Vayal
Sir Robert Baden-Powell
Prince
Earl of
Meath
Toni
Marsal Lysutey
Reserve Officers Die in Crash Near Osborn
Two reserve officers, Captain Henry Moore of New York and Captain R. M. Owens of Hartford and Stamford, Conn, were killed in a crash when their automobile was struck by a car near Osborn, Ohio. The pair had arrived July 28 to attend wave plans division facilities of the el corps and were returning from the event when the accident occurred in Dayton on August 2.
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Henry Moore
New York
Osborn
Westhers
R. M. Wi Owens
Hartford
Stamford
Conn
el Corps
Dayton
Chicago Cop In Hasty Drive Roars Past Highway Patrol
Sullivan a Chicago police officer racing home from Warren to Chicago was halted by Pennsylvania state troopers after speeding past them. He faced reckless driving charges in Alderman Gordon's blotter and was fined ten dollars plus costs. His wife criticized Western handling as cheaper and less blotching of records.
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P.P. Sullivan
al Sapone
Pennsylvania
Sullivan
Chicago
Cicero
Warren
Ralph DePalms
Gordon
First Ward
Ehaye
West
Bonding Rule Loosened for Four Cent Gas Tax Dealers
Pennsylvania Revenue Secretary Charles Johnson announced a change in the four cent gas tax law requiring bonds. The department will no longer demand corporate surety bonds from gasoline station operators, easing post collateral needs as many small dealers faced bonding refusals. Bonds start at 500 dollars and vary in 500-dollar increments based on tax collections, with approved sureties including state-licensed companies and individuals authorized to act as surety.
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Revenue Department
Avikted
Johnson
Pennnsylvania
Carter
Bomb blast wrecks Pittsburgh bakery building
A bomb exploded today at the A. Drobnieski bakery in Pittsburgh causing damage estimated at $250. Police reported the bakery had faced threats from a former employee over union recognition and had operated on a monopoly basis since. The blast was described as a warning.
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Pittsburgh
A. Drobnieski
Diast
Quarrel Over Money Ends Fatally in Braddock
James Buono, 85, of Braddock, died after a street quarrel over money. He was found with five bullet wounds and died at Bradstock General Hospital. He named two men, Frank Amio and Gebrgs Becario, as the shooters before succumbing to his injuries.
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Braddock
James
Buono
Bradstock General Hospital
Duona
Amaio
Gebrgs
Becario
Soviet Reject Chinese Peace Conference Plan
Soviet Russians rejected Chang Hsueh-mang’s proposal for an immediate conference to settle the Mukden Manchuria railway dispute. They demanded Mukden recognize the status quo ante and the appointment of a Soviet manager, while accusing China of illegal railway seizure.
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Eugene Lyons
United Press
Moscow
Ching
Mukden
Manchuria
Wny
A. A. Shiwab
Chang Husele Mang
Manchurig
Karakhan
Bastern
Russia
China
Shang
Tsj
Malaea
Lelilf
Css
Foreign Office
Saidy Chane
Chang
Raws Kerakhan
Defying Court, Dry Chief Again Revokes Permit
In Pittsburgh Aug 2 Prohibition Administrator Jonn D Pennington re revoked the St Mary Beverage Co beer manufacturing permit in St Marys Pa. Court ordered restoration was reversed as Pennington again acted against the company citing violations. A hearing is set for August 21 at DuBois to determine if revocation remains in effect.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
St Mary Beverage Co
St Marys
Jonn D. Pennington
Pennington
Peter A. Straub
Ad A. A
Tudge Teff Gibsby
Mogsengen
DuBois
Graf Zeppelin Progresses Toward Atlantic Over Azores
Reports from Europe and New York indicate the Graf Zeppelin is flying toward the Atlantic, with sightings near the Azores expected and weather and radio interference delaying position reports. The airship carried 18 passengers and 1 crew, while a stowaway was mentioned aboard and discussion focused on route decisions toward Lakehurst.
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United Press
Ponta Delgada
Azores
Horta Azores
Lye Azores
New York
MacKay Radio and Telegraph Co
Graf Zeppalin
United States
Arlington
Germany
Intervels
Relther
Telegraphen Union
Graf
Cape de Gat
Mediterranean
Spain
Atlantic
Pelegraphen Union
Zeppelin
Geir
France
Rhine
Huzo Eckener
Balesrle Islands
de Eckener
Lakehurst
RACKETEER PROBED IN EX-OFFICER DEATH IN UNIONTOWN
Police hunt for Rad Rad Wonsetter, alleged rum ring leader and convict, linked to the slaying of former deputy constable John Donohoe found murdered in his car on Route 4. Wonsetter, fled Fayette County to West Virginia, wanted for liquor law violations and questioned in the Fayette County moonshine ring.
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United Press
Fayette County
Ring
Whien
Eell
Donohoe
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Capital Airline Planned
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BOY Scouts
Prince, Dawes
Wallace Carroll
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St. Marys Beverage Company
Maxwell B
Chick
BIG Air Liner
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