Financial titan buys into Aero Supply in wake of merger
United Press New York August 6 John J. Raskob longtime GM director and former finance chief purchased a large block of Aero Supply Manufacturing stock. The move follows Aero Supply’s acquisition of Standard Automatic Products of Corry Pennsylvania and Netlons Steel Products of Dayton. Wall Street buzzes about potential industry shifts and future mergers.
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Standard Automatic Products Company
Wall Street
United Press
New York
John Dh Raskob
General Motora Corporation
Aero Supply Manufacturing Company
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Haskoh
Aero Supply
City Finances Warned Amid Rain Wake of Dam Depletion
The meeting heard that over 10 000 had been spent on real city improvement work. City finance head Loveland urged restricting current year street improvements to bare necessities. the council approved transfers and paid all bills. Treasurer Westley reported July receipts of 18 220.74 and expenses of 13 070.28 with a balance of 15 439.30.
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Winance IM
Loveland
Qlin W. Bracken
F. Westley
Worth Hammond
East Broderick Street
CG. L. Alexander
Nori Genter
Languet
Third Clase
Reading
Corty
Leonard Christopher
West Main Street
Frugee
West Treat
John MacWells
Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald Returns to London for Dawes Meeting
Ramsay MacDonald left Lossiemouth Scotland for a vacation and unexpectedly flew back to London for an immediate conference with Ambassador Dawes. He stated he would see Dawes today.
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MacDonald
Lossiemouth
Scotland
Londin
United States
Dawes
Vare Heads North for Rest as Philadelphia Fight Looms
Atlantic City Aug 6 William S Yare of Pennsylvania planned to leave today for an extended Canadian vacation to aid his convalescence from a ritual stroke suffered since last year physicians advised a long rest in the north ward.
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United Press
Atlantic City
Sena
William S. Yare
Pennsylvania
Canada
Philadelphia
Acpublican
John F. Dugan
Public Welfare
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Harry A. Mackey
Vare
Mackey
Hanley
Buayof
Hadley
Fay
Drowning Probe Sheds Light On Federal Agent Death
Detroit August 6. Investigators pursue the drowning of Federal Prohibition Agent Richard Sundland after a scuffle with John Heath, elevator engineer aboard Heath's yacht Maxim e. Heath did not appear for questioning. U S District Attorney Olin R Watkins promised evidence suggesting Heath had been intoxicated, possibly personally.
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Mich
Richard Sundland
John 2. Heath
Heath
Customa
U. S
Olin R. Watkins
Watkins
Hoover Plans Expansion of Federal Prisons
President Hoover outlines a 45,000,000 program to expand federal prison capacity after reviewing conditions at Leavenworth and Atlanta. Overcrowding, blamed on rising crime and narcotics violations, spurs a new eastern prison and broader reforms. Recommendations will be sent to Congress in December.
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Hoover
Leavenworth
Kas
Mitchell
Bates
Congress
Atlanta
Scouts Prepare for Big Pageant at Jamboree
In Birkenhead Aug 6 the 800 US Scouts rehearsed the pageant How Scouting Gave America for tomorrow to mark the 21st anniversary of the movement. Forty thousand visitors saw the pageant Joan of Arc and sea scout displays. South American and European officials observed events and demonstrations at the BrItish camp.
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United Press
Prodd
Joan of Arc
Britian Sea Scouta
iEurope
Zeppelin World Trip Departure From L A, 1929
Graf Zeppelin plans a near midnight departure from Los Angeles on a global voyage, with 60 crew at refueling as it crosses oceans and tundra. Dr Hugo Eckener envisages Siberia and Pacific routes, facing sparse maps and reliance on rivers for navigation while maintaining radio contact with Neuren and Seattle.
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United Press
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Graf Zeppalin
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Yasses
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Fenal
Hekener
Germany
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Nauen
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Wekener
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Seattle
Washing
Los Angeles
Lo Angeles
Lakehurst
Rocky Mountain
Micson
Ariz
Siberia
Japan
Ite
Tokio
Open Bids On Sparta Road September 18
Erie county authorities announce bids for the Spartansburg road improvement will be opened in Harrisburg on September 18 after talks with County Commissioner Allen H. MacLean and County Engineer Williams H. Supplee. Officials said ads for bids will be issued within two weeks, with paving work to begin in spring 1930.
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Erie County
Corry-Spartansburg
Hay Riaburg
Allen H. MacLean
Williams H. Suplee
Frame of Frantin
Cty
District Enginger
Harrisburg
Dao
Tval
Tteness
Meseston
Statesmen of six countries in conference
United Press reports an international conference in The Hague with six major powers Britain Japan France Germany Italy Belgium represented by top leaders. Briand represented France, Snowden and Henderson for Britain, Brresemann for Germany, Jaspar for Belgium, Grandi for Italy, and Adachi for Japan, while the U S sent only official presence.
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Frederick Kuh
United Press
the Hague
Jonkheer FP
Beelserts
Aristide Briand
Prainier
France
Great Britain
Phillip Snowden
Arthur Henderson
Germany
Gustave Brresemann
Belgium
Henri Jaspar
Italy
Dino Grandi
Foreign Office
Japan
Minesteiro Adatch
Paris
Fire kills one firefighter as Ice house wall collapses
Buffalo dispatch reports a blaze at an Ice house where a wall collapsed killing firefighter Edward Hoffman and injuring 11 others who were buried under saw dust and debris. The accident occurred today as flames tore through the building.
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United Press
Buffalo
Edward Hoffman
Five Best Radio Entertainments Listed for Today
NBC air at 8 00 P M features Eveready hour while WABC carries Whiteman s orchestra at 9 00 P M CBS network schedules Radio Salon orchestra at 10 P M WOR Newark presents Dutch Masters minstrels with the Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra at Lewisolm Stadium also listed.
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NBC
WABC
CBS
Big Navy Talk May Embarrass Hoover Plans
Washington August 6 The plan by Senator William King to propose a Senate resolution approving Hoover's suspensions or cruisers could embarrass the administration by triggering a broader debate on disarmament during a period of ongoing talks with Prime Minister MacDonald. White House and Downing Street officials fear a renewed big navy push might sidetrack naval reductions and undermine public support for the administration’s stance. Hoover claimed no clear legal authority to halt ship construction beyond June 16, 1081.
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Washington
William King
Utah
Senate
Hoover
Congress
MacDonall
Swanson
Dem
Coimteres
MacDonald
White House
Downing Street
Wis
United States
Maklg
Train Victim Recovering After Fall From Freight Car
Talmadge Wily of Tiles Oklahoma, injured two weeks ago in a fall from a freight train in the west end yards, is recovering and left the hospital today. The injured youth suffered a skull fracture and facial injuries but rallied and plans to visit a friend in Pittsburg. Helen Grace Merrick traveled to Chautauqua this afternoon for a weekly visit.
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Talmadge Wily
Tiles
Okla
Ava
Iim
Emma Hellier
Pittsburg
Helen Grace Merrick
Chautauqua
Mrs Selsle Held For Sept. Term Of Court
Elizabeth Selsit former head of Union City hospital faces county charges after an Erie autopsy linked the death of Miss Carolyn Braden to an illegal operation. Selsie reportedly confessed after questioning and facing charges of illegal surgery. Authorities seek the identity of the man who brought Braden to the hospital as the case shapes into a homicide inquiry.
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Union City Hospital
Ahmad Charles Barber
Carolyn Braden
Clartngtor
Firest
Corry
Erie
Forest County
Seale
Miss Braden
Union City
Ben
Warren
Selsie
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Erie Times
Jolly
Disteley
Otto Herbut
Mc Search
Orst
Search
Iver
Herbst
Gas explosion kills one at Truesdale Colliery slope
One man was killed four seriously injured and two reported missing after a large gas explosion tore through the No 12 slope of the Truesdale Colliery at Warrior Run near Wilkes Barre Pa late today. The blast damaged the cantars and left investigators searching for the missing workers.
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