Lindberghs Ready for Next Hop From Baker Lake
Charles and Mrs Lindbergh reached Baker Lake on a long Arctic route and planned to resume toward Tokio soon. Radio glitches delayed word to Edmonton as a severe storm around the Arctic Circle disrupted communications. The pair, landing at Baker Lake at 4 pm, faced uncertain plans for the next leg toward Akavil in the Northwest Territory with authorities noting they had previously landed on schedule despite past radio losses.
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United Press
Charles A. Lindbergh
Baker Lake
Orient
Baying
Churchil
Aklavil
Northwest Territory
Hunter Bay
Arctic Circle
Col. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Moose Factory
YACHT CAPTURE MIRRORS PIRATE AGE WITH $120,000 LIQUOR
CAPE MAY N J Aug 4 A yacht Allegro was chased and captured off Cape May by coast guards after a four day yachting party. Twelve crew members and two women were arrested as whiskey valued at $120,000 was seized. The captain and crew were released on bail for a hearing set August 12.
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United Press
Camden
WN. J
Coast Guards
Cape May
U.S
Wynn Armstrong
N. J
Coast Guard
Youth Ends His Life After Wrecking Car
Raymond G. Anderson 19 son of Mr and Mrs Leonard Anderson near Delmont was found dead in his home this morning, apparently by his own action. He had shot himself in the head after wrecking his car last night with a girl friend. Blood stains on a second floor window pointed to entry from the car. Deputy Coroner G G Radgers of Irwin investigating.
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United Press
Jeannette
Raymond G. Anderson
Leonard Anderson
Delmont
G. G. Radgers
Trwin
Tony Joy Cards Hole In One At Local Course
Tony Joy assistant pro at Corry Country Club scored a hole in one on No. 8 a 156 yard short hole yesterday afternoon during practice when his drive found the cup.
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Tony Joy
Corry Country Club
Joy
Pracca
Matic
British girl flier forced down near Manchuria border
Miss Amy Johnson, British aviator, flying from London to Tokio, was forced down at Khailiry near Manchuri on the Chinese Eastern Railway. She reported only superficial damage and planned to proceed to Harbin at 8 a m the next day, Harbin being the junction where the southern branch of the Chinese Eastern Railway meets the West-and-West line in central Manchuria.
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Yuno
Middle
Manchuria
Entertainer Robert Gibson Delights Rotary Club
Robert Gibson of Spartansburg entertained Rotary Club members with a clever program of humorous readings, chalk talks, and impersonations, with Miss Margaret Pfeiffer as pianist. The audience praised his polished performance and warm reception from Rotarians. The report notes Gibson attends Edinboro Art School.
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Robert Gibson
Spartansburg
Rotary Club
Service Club
Gibson
Edinboro
Margaret Pfeiffer
Yong Man
United Press
Pittsbunghs
C- W. Hanes
York
B. W. Moore
Daytons
Beach
Mia
B. H. Canton
Pittsburgh
Lyle Wilcox
George Sabin Gibbs
U.S. A
Gibbs
Urip
Paville
New York
Guy
South America
Youths Blamed for Vandalism at Findley Lake Resort
Corry residents spent the summer at Findley Lake protesting depredations by a gang of Corry youths camping there. They are accused of widespread mischief including cottage break ins and property damage. The Journal advised contacting Findley Lake authorities and the Mayville sheriff for swift action.
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Corry
Findley Lake
Mayville
Presto Bricks Turn Wine Sparked by Prohibition Law Dispute
News from New York reports pressed bricks that turn to wine attract curious customers near Marble Collegiate Church while authorities grapple with enforcement of Prohibition laws. In Pennsylvania West Penn Power Company faces negligence charges after a worker’s death, with an inquest blaming fault in wire repairs.
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United Press
New York
Marble Collegiate Church
Fifth Avenue
Fred A.t Vietor
1 AntiGeloon League
Uniten
Lock Haven
Conaulk
West Penn Power
Andrew McCampbell
Roland Butler
Howit
Butler
Gehenna
W. R.fleaton
Centre County
Phillipsburg
Bad Weather Delays Herndon And Pangborn
In Khabarovsk Siberia on Aug 3 4 American fliers Clyde Pangborn and Hugh Herndon Jr. faced weather delays delaying their attempt to break Wiley Post and Harold Gatty’s world light record. They arrived after a long night, with flight time from Ghia about 1100 miles, but broke no record and remained unsure when to resume due to conditions.
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United Press
Khabarovse
Siberia
Amera Jcan Fiiers
Clyde E. Panghorn
Hugh Herndon, Jr
Khabarovsk
Ghia
Wiley Post
Haroll Gatty
New York
Pangborn
Herndon
Post-Gatty
Thethers
Pairbanes
Alaska
Reginald Robbins
Harold S. Tones
Fort Worth
Dex
Murray silent on plan to boost Oklahoma oil
Aug 4 Oklahoma City. Gov William H Murray tight lipped over a drastic plan to raise crude oil prices. He demanded the price reach $1 a barrel while wells could be closed and the national guard considered. Cicero Murray, oil advisory head, claimed the order was written but not released as talks of a compromise offering 1 75 cents per barrel circulated. The governor would not comment.
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Oklahoma City
William H
Murray
Olahoma
Fig
National Guard
Cicero Murray
United Press
Governor Pinchot Declares Willingness to Call National Guard
At CAMP KEMP, MS Gretna Pa Aug 4 Governor Pinchot reviewed 4000 Pennsylvania Guardsmen and warned he would call out the National Guard to quell possible winter disorders. He said agitators from other states threaten unrest and vowed readiness to act if the emergency demands it.
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United Press
Kemp
Gretna
Pennsylvania National Guard
Pinchot
Harrisburg
Natonal Gate
Aald
National Guard
Dr C F Bennett announces for school board
Dr Calvin F Bennett a local veterinarian announced his candidacy for school director joining Charles S Monroe and John B Patterson in a three rival field for two seats. Bennett, resident of Carry since 1921, has a long education record and WWI service.
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Calvin F. Bennett
Charles S. Monroe
John 8. Patterson
Bennett
Dr. Bennett
Carry
119
South Street
Bradford County
Pennsylvania
University of Pennsylvania
National Army
U. S
University of the State of New York
Veterans of Women Wars
Rotary Club
Concord
Police Force at Lock Haven Under Arrest
In Lock Haven Pennsylvania on August 4 officers William T. Dewling Martin J. Peters and George Webb were arrested by United States marshals. The four policemen and five other residents face charges of conspiring to violate national prohibition laws. Robert W. Probst, the police chief, is also wanted on a warrant. Secret indictments reportedly prepared after May grand jury hearings in Harrisburg. Berlin, Germany banks also report a bank holiday ending.
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United Press
Lock Haven
United States Marshals
William ‘T. Dewling
Martin J. Peters
George Webb
Robert W. Probst
Harrisburg
Patrol Lt Edmund Fallon Dies From Pool Accident
Edmund M Fallon police lieutenant in Pittsburgh died in Erie Pa from injuries after diving into a pool Sunday, struck an object and fractured his neck during his vacation. He was 85, survived by his widow and a 5 year old son.
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United Press
Eriv
Edmund M. Fallon
Pitts Inirgh
Fallon
Cler k slain by negro bandit at Pittsburgh
United Press reports a masked negro bandit fatally wounded 27 year old Harry Siegel, assistant manager, during a midnight holdup at a Wood and Sixth Street drug store in Pittsburgh. Siegel died at Mercy Hospital as detectives questioned him. The robber fled with Siegel’s wallet after demanding the safe keys from Daniel Korn. Police issued a lookout based on Korn’s description.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Harry Siegel
Wood
Sixth
Siegel
Mercy Hospital
Daniel Korn
Korn
Kars
Edison Continues Rapid Recovery At Llewellyn Park
Thomas A Edison shows renewed vitality after a Saturday collapse as physicians report he slept well ate breakfast with cereal and milk and read the morning paper at his Llewellyn Park home. He is receiving visitors and will host Samuel Tasull, a Midwest utilities magnate, tomorrow.
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Edison
United Press
Orange
N. I
Thomas A. Edison
Llewellyn Park
Irtventsr
Pullatin
Iytr
Wdison
Samuel Tasull
Midwest
Labor talks fail as coal and rail groups reject conferences
Washington reports that major coal operators miners and railroad unions rejected joint conferences urged by Hoover to address unemployment in coal fields and rail industry labor. Only about 95 of 125 bituminous operators replied with less than half agreeing to talks, leaving the effort in doubt as layoffs and reduced demand bite the sector.
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Ay Thomas L. Stokes
United Press
Washington
Departments of Commerce and Labor
Hoover
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Commerce and Labor Departments
West Virginia
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Oler
Association of Allway
Ohor
Alfred P. Thom
Grup
Articles of Association
Geist
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tat Shey
Congress
Five Best Radio Entertainments Featured Tonight
Classic radio guide lists WABC CBS WEAF WEAR WAG and WIZ networks with programs such as Kate Smith Swanee music, a Sanderson and Crumit sketch, Ben Bernie’s orchestra, and a historic sketch scheduled across early evening hours with mentions of NBC and CBS affiliations.
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CBS
Kate Smith
Swanee
WEAF
NBC
Sanderson
Crumit
WAG
Ben Bernie
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