Aerial Air Show Ahead of Labor Day Celebration
Two planes from the Brie Aircraft Company will tour Corry on September 1 and 2, offering an aerial exhibition over the city. A Gartth Robin plane, sister ship of the St. Louis Radio, will be piloted by Harold McClintock, and a Mayle biplane by Lieut. William Kennedy. Each aircraft will carry two passengers, with a parachute jump planned to enhance the program. Worth Hammond of the Corty Credit Exchange announced the event as part of holiday festivities.
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Brie Aircraft Company
Challenger Motor
St. Louis
Harold, McClintock
Lo Thle Uity
William
Wild el) Kenedy
Corry
Worth Hammond
Corty Credit Exchange
Plan Big Aerial Exhibition Here P34 Announced
Edwin J. Lewis of East Bond Street will be returned to The Board of Education to fill the unexpired term of James W. Campbell. Nomination lists reveal plans for the coming election with Lewis as the sole candidate for a two year term. Filing day closed yesterday with petitions filed at the county commissioners office. Ballot positions will be drawn Thursday at the commissioners office.
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Edwin J. Lewis
East
Bond Street
James W. Campbell
Lewis
Board of County Commissioners
Commissioners
Inca
Gl, Alexander
Frank M. Lovelard
J. B. Patterson
Prohibition
Robbery and moonshine case loom as court date set
Ralph Sarigne of this city faces charges under the Snyder state enforcement act for manufacture and possession with bail set at 8000 dollars. He is to appear Saturday morning before Justice Morrison at Wesleyville. Authorities report a still and 80 gallon still equipment were seized from a site linked to Delix Sorenson about two miles northwest of the city. Meanwhile, investigators continue to probe the June disappearance of Anthony Crizzalo and Ralph Boogle, with several suspects from Cory and nearby towns released or still sought as police pursue leads and possible ties to a bootlegging ring.
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Ralph Sargine
Tls City
Givertohenr Ag
Justice of the Peace
Aracene
Sorenson
Anthony Crizzalo
Ralph Boogle
Bris
Sarakeno
James Amato
Chardaville
Joseph Scarpo
Shenandoah
Amato
Scarpo
Ralph Bovoto
Anthony Ciuzvilo
Elate
Hoveto
Cinzajo
American Victim Of Assault In Mayfair Apartment
Philip Raton, an American professor at St Mary's School for Boys in South Borough, London, lies near death at St George's hospital after a mysterious attack in a fashionable Mayfair flat. Police broadcast a suspect, Ronald Bateman, 22, described as 5 feet 11 inches, dark complexion, rag hat, American ties. Raton's condition improved slightly but remains critical.
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United Press
Philip Philip Raton
Ylaitingn
St Jivorge’s Hospital
Susayit
Bateman
Maton
Raton
Mathomblles
St. Mary's School For Toys
South Borough
Maay
Eaton
Lamont Invited to Hague Conference on Reparations
Thomas W. Lamont of J. P. Morgan and Company, a Young Plan figure, was invited to The Hague as a private guest of a Brentish delegation member. Lamont is expected to arrive Thursday as discussions continue on reparations in kind. The financial commission opened with Louis Louchner’s input, then adjourned for private talks on British demands and Young Plan revisions amid tense evacuation talks.
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Hague
Thomas ‘W. Lamont
J. P. Morgan and Company
Paris
United Press
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Delega
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Suptland
Financial Commission
Louis Lowcher
Rilneland
France
Belgium
Britain
Germany
Eight Die In Crash Of Jap Army Plane
Eight men aboard a Japanese army bomber were killed when the plane crashed near Nagoya while enroute to a bombing field for a planned exercise. General Ogawa and seven other officers perished. A second plane carrying General Suzuki landed safely. The cause of the accident remained unknown.
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Tachtkawa
Japan
Ogawa
Gener Star
Jleigh
Kaganigahra
Nagoya
Suzuki
Stam
Tiwan
Kass Migaura
Murder Probe Stumbles in Donohoe Case as Tactics Change
Uniontown Pa Aug 4 Mrs Lynn G Adams state police superintendent altered tactics in the John Donohoe murder inquiry placing plainclothes officers in Fayette County to pursue leads. No substantive evidence revealed. Maj Adams provided no statement but said the two week old probe continued. Suspects Ben Bergie Sam Spinnella questioned. both held on $95,000 bail. Allum refused release. federal involvement denied by Prohibition Administrator Pennington.
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United Press Uniontown
Lynn G. Adams
John Donohoe
Masonion-Republic
Fayette County
W Major Adama
Donohoe
Maj Fir Adulla
Glenn Allum
Allum
Big Ed" Wenselter
Ben Bergie
Sam Spinnella
Fayette ‘County
J. B. Adams
Nicholas
W. Rosenberg
John D. Penbligton
Prohibition
Pittsburgh
Four Injured as Cars Collide in Swissvale
In Swissvale, four persons were injured and four escaped harm when automobiles driven by A W Serena and Harry Gelman collided. Serena’s wife was treated at a physician’s office, while Mrs Rose Kitner and Mrs Josephine Juco were hospitalized in serious to minor condition. Mrs Troy Gillette and her daughter Roberta were unharmed and spent the day in Pittsburgh.
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A. W. Sérena
Swissvale
Harry Gelman
Serena
Serend
Mra
Josephine Juco
Shirley Reba
Braddock General
Werioa
Om, Mra
Rose Kitner
Jolumbia
Gelman
Graf Zeppelin Ready to Leave on Tokio Hop
Graf Zeppelin prepared for the second leg of its world flight from Friedrichshafen to Tokio. Passengers and crew awaited midnight departure as crew tuned engines, checked weather data from Central Europe and Siberia, and adjusted fuel and systems for the long non stop journey. Commander Dr. Hugo Eucken hoped cool weather would preserve lifting power amid a record load.
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Mauritz Hallgren
United Press
Breidrichshafen
Germany
Pissengers
Aeinret
Friedrichshafen
Togio
Graf
Siberia
Central
Europe
Sieria
Hugo Eokenen
Man Killed As Auto Upset In Ohio Ditch Crash
Aug 14 East Liverpool resident William Blitzer, 45, died when his speeding car swerved off the Lincoln highway near Lisbon and overturned into a ditch. Passengers from Canton, Mrs Sarat Richardson 35 and Anna Smith 40, were hospitalized in Salem.
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Liverpool
Willam Blitzer
East Liverpool
Lincoln Highway
Lisbon
Sarat’ Richardson
Anna Smith
Canton
Salem
Bilitzer
Radio Schedule Highlights From Five Best Programs
Today is filled with top radio entertainments across networks. Simmons' Show airs on WOR CBS at 8:00 EDT from Boston, followed by Falimo live hour on WM or NBC at 9:20 EDT. Chevrolet program from Detroit appears on WIZ NBC at 9:00 HDT, then Trawlere on WEAF NBC at 9:30 EDT, and Gon dolfens by Alibert and Sullivan airs on HPT at 10:80 EDT.
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Gon Dolfens
Fear of Infantile Paralysis Spreads at Camps
In Ruppalo on Aug 19 the infantile paralysis fear grew as two deaths were reported and thirteen other cases noted. Victims Virginia Jensen aged 9 and Harold Butcher aged 13 were rushed to hospital after progress beyond recovery. Eleven more cases among children prompted local health checks to avert a wider outbreak. In Scranton reports tied the illness to a strange condition at Camp Ta bor near Carbondale, with twenty two girls affected and two hospitalized though not seriously. State authorities, denying quarantine, allowed parents to remove children from the camp.
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Virginia Jensen
Buffalo
Harold Butcher
South Dayton
Hocal
Vermont
Scranton
Thlesgation
Pennsylvania
Camp Tabo
Carbondale
Joyce Warren
Henrietta Joseph
Cleveland
Tabor
New disorders spark fear of war in Manchuria
Moscow reports several Red soldiers killed or wounded as units clash with Chinese troops along the Sunguri river Blagoveschensk and Lake Hanke near Manchuria. Soviet forces repulsed incursions with casualties, as tensions rise after a break in Russo Chinese relations.
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United Press
Moscow
China
Manchuria
Siberia
Sunguri
Blagoveschensk
Lake Hanke
Ciilect
Dtanger
Bomb Blast Shatters Dillonvale City Business District
A bomb exploded in Dillonvale Ohio destroying a poolroom owned by James Lennon and damaging nearby properties including the mayor's home and the Frantz hotel. Police say Lennon was the intended victim as windows shattered and guests were cut by flying glass.
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Dillon Val
Busin
Dillonvale
Jumes Lenno
George Sell
Mexican Held On Murder Charge In Pittsburgh
Joseph Rodriguiz, 22, a Mexican resident of tin, Pa, was ordered held for action by the grand jury after a coroner's jury found he shot and killed Jose Caranza, 30, during a July 28 quarrel at his home. The dispute reportedly involved Eva Delonge of Dawson, Pa, who was visiting.
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Joseph, Rodriguiz
Tin
Rodriguiz
Jose Caranza
Eva Delonge
Dawson, Pi
Rescue of Co Pilot and Two Passengers After Amphibian Crash
Co pilot John Kasper and two passengers Gail Wen Ie and Mrs Robert Little were rescued after Thompson Aeronautics amphibian Miss Detroit crashed in fog over Lake Erie near Port Erie. Caldwell and Lupole, aboard the plane, and other crew pursued rescue by steamers Denmark and Midjang King. Kasper remained unaccounted for until presumed rescued by a passing freighter.
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Cleveland
Ai and
Sea
John Kasper
Thompson Aeronautics| Corporation
Lake Kenour
Southeast Shoal
Kasper
Gail Wen Ie
Robert Little
Cedar Rapids
Lupole
Aléme
Upper Lakes
Denmark
Forest Fires Ravage Northwest With Massive Firefighting Effort
Belching flames challenge over 8,000 firefighters across Oregon, Washington, and nearby areas. A Dollar Mountain blaze in Colville forest edges toward the Canadian border, burning Amber home Sherman Creek timber and blackening thousands of acres. Firefighters include Canadians and Americans, with hundreds trapped in grueling efforts to control the spread.
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Collville Forest
Washington
Four Mile
Amber
Sherman Creek
Spokane
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