Two American fliers face fines in Japan over wartime photo raid
Prosector in Tokyo recommends a fine for Glyde H Pangborn and Hugh Herndon Jr accused of photographing Japanese fortifications from the air while en route from Khabarovsk to Japan. A verdict is due tomorrow as the embassy seeks safe handling. both deny wrongdoing.
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Pangborn
Herndon
Japan
Miles W. Vaughn
United Press
Tokio
Glyde H. Pangborn
Hugh Herndon, Jr
Aviaora
Hokonate
Hokkaido
Khabarovsk
Siberia
Miers
United States
Foreign Office
Sal Herndon
Imperial Hotel
Takia
Wem
Lindbergh May Extend Flight Around World
Alask August 11 Col and Mrs Charles Lindbergh consider extending their worldwide trip. Lindbergh plans to fly from Tokyo to China then across India to Europe with a rest before returning via the Azores toward America. Weather delays linger as they recheck the monoplane at Feston Safety Lagoon 21 miles east of Here.
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Woiten Press
Alask
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
China
Tokio
India
Europ
Atlantic
America
Azores
Indbergh
Feston Safety Lagoon
Here
Kardyinsk
Siberia
Ty Vly
St. Lawrence Island
Cape Navarin
Fine progress on city street graveling program
Street improvements advance on four roadways under Edward Harrington and the city plan. East South street near Harding school is nearly finished with drains serviced and graded work completed. Brook street and William street also receive gravel paving while Spring street from South to Pleasant and portions near the High School see work progress. Superintendent Williams notes the project aims at long overdue repairs and new employment with hand labor emphasized.
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Edward Harrington
East South
East Street
Harding School
Harrington
Brook Street
Williams
Heroism of troops halts further casualties at Macau munitions
Aug. 14 troops risked underground chambers storing shells beneath ten tons of gunpowder after a massive blast. Heroic action saved many lives as volunteers evacuated missiles from subterranean bunkers. Several Portuguese officers were killed, including Sergt. Major Vidal whose home room was crushed by a falling boulder.
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Sy United Frese
Zhonghonk
Macau
Vidal
Flora Patsce
Hurricane Warning Signals North of Caribbean
A tropical disturbance 45 miles south of Jamalem Island moved northwestward over the Caribbean Sea. Weather observers have tracked the storm for several days as a hurricane warning was issued for affected coastal areas.
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Washington
Jamalem
Caribbean Sea
Novel display for Corry Metal Corp exhibition
The Corry Metal Corp completes a miniature house front displaying their door and window screening line. The display, featuring two doors and four windows, is headed to the Architects' exhibit in Philadelphia. Company officers report solid business growth.
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Corry Mets] Corporation
Philadelphia
Corry Meigs Corporation
Dunkirk Businessmen Visit Corry on Two Day Tour
Mayor Frank T. England and city officials prepare to host a motor caravan of Dunkirk business and professional men coming to Corry next Wednesday August 16. Over a hundred visitors will travel with a band and entertainers on a northwestern Pennsylvania and southwestern New York tour. The group will stop at Union City for lunch and proceed to Corry in the afternoon. A welcome program is planned in City Park with rain plans for the Municipal Building. Public attendance is invited.
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Frank T. England
Te Motor Caravan
Dunkirk
Corry
Pensylvania
New York
Dunvsirk
Union City
Gills Be Sakkin
State workers appointed and dismissed in Harrisburg dispatch
Harrisburg reports list several state appointments including Horace Whiteman becoming Deputy Secretary of the State Banking Department at 4500 a year and Dr W B Gordon as junior examiner. Dismissals include Labor and Industry inspector Charles L Giddings of Waterford and George T Plumville, with salaries noted.
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Guaries O. Civuras
Waterford
Department of Labor and Industry
Harrisburg
Horace C. Whiteman
Scranton
State Banking Department
W. B. Gordon
Banking Department
Glenn L. Rhodes
Besver Falls
Lewig
Bartestora
Lucian
Kunkle
Greensburg
Jean R. Spill
New Castle
Charles 1
Dona Five
Lock Haven
Dustry
Charles L. Giddings
Ford
George
Plumville
Young New Jersey Senator Shot in Private Apartment
Senator Roy T. Yates, a Paterson, New Jersey legislator and banker, was shot and critically wounded in Miss Ruth Jayne's luxury apartment. Police later questioned Miss Jayne as Yates lay in a hospital, with details still unfolding.
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Roy T. Yates
New York
New
James Cotter
Miss Jayne
Jayne
Yates
Paterson
W. J
Wis Sebult~ Hart
The
Peashore
Olive
Bisle
Ruth
C .Yates
State Senate
Lincol Trust Company
Pat‘ergon
Inventing Corporation of America
Boost in Milk Prices Good News to Farmers
Corry area dairy farmers received news that the July Dairymen's League price for the territory rose eighteen cents from June. Farmers will receive 1.96 in cash and certificates (or 1.26 cash) per their July mills, announced by Boyd Spencer, president of the local Dairymen's League unit. Local leaders expect further increases in fall as milk consumption rises, though no figure was set.
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Corry
Dairymen's League
Boyd Spencer
Jocdl
Dairymen's League Co-operative Association
League
Await Wilson Police To Identify Trio In Jail Here
Police in the city await detectives from Wilson Pennsylvania to identify three Negro suspects held on trespass charges after a late Saturday attack on railroad workers in Wilson. The trio, described by Officer Serat Wilbur Merritt, was arrested here Wednesday and will be held until Wilson authorities arrive. A Wilson case involves tying up railroad workers, robbing an officer, and threats with a knife.
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Wilson
Pittsburgh
Serat
Wilbur Merrit
R. Police
Tio
C.B. Porter
Hia Tevaluer
Tria
Bulletin Roundup From Cities Across The World
A jagged bulletin reports a body seen near Foula Island in the Atlantic and links it to Parker D. Chamer. John F. Curry admits intervening with a judge to aid Dr. Doyle in getting a stay of sentence. An Australian C C Chiasier arrives in Tokyo after a flight. Philadelphia reports threats to a warden over gang warfare. Wilbur Yoliva predicts the world ending in September 1925. Oklahoma City notes oil industry talks to form a compact against future disasters. Jerusalem reports the death of a Greek Church archbishop, a senior figure in Orthodoxy.
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United Press
Copenhagen
marraVint Ops Sue Wisseen
Foula Island
Atlantic
Parker D. Chamer
New York
Tammiany
John F. Curry
Udge
William B. Doyle
Oklahoma City
Senator Davis Handles Tongs in Steel Plant
In Canonsburg Pennsylvania Senator James J Davis demonstrated his steel mill trade skills during a tour of Standard Tin Plate Company. He removed his hazard coat and with gloves handled the tongs to prove he has not forgotten the craft learned in youth amid a testimonial dinner in nearby Washington PA.
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United Press
Canonsburg
U. S
James J. Davis
Sharon
Davis
Washington
Standard Tin Plate Company
Oa Hott
Federal mine control plan gains Brookhart endorsement
Pittsburgh August 14 Senator Brookhart of Iowa endorsed veteran effort by Congressman Clyde Kelly to federalize coal production and distribution. He urged nationalization and a $100 million appropriation for mine relief while noting relief efforts are temporary without mine rationalization.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Clyde Kelly
Penn
Smith W. Brookhart
Towa
Brookhart
Pennsylvania
Fis
Congress
Sarah Limbach
Ue Qoiners' Relief Fund
Socialist Party
Kelly
Gifford Pinchot
Sonpress
Tows
Iniss Limbach
Texan Executed for Murder of His Wife
Joe Shield, 35, was executed in Huntsville for the murder of his wife. Convicted at Brownwood, he also faced accusations of killing her parents. He was strapped in the electric chair at 12 04 p m and pronounced dead at 12 12 p m. A two week delay granted a stay to await molestation hearings involving two relatives, which did not arrive.
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Unites Over
Huntsville
Tex
Joe Shield
Cleoteacut
State Prison
Shield
Brown[wood
Imey
One Candidate for 30 Voters in Cambria County
James A Sullivan reports in Harrisburg that Cambria county shows one candidate per 30 voters as petitions flood in for municipal primaries next month. With about 2200 petitions circulated and mining layoffs heightening unemployment, public office offers steady pay and job security for two to four years.
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Harrisburg
Lackawanna County
York County
Mercer County
Father confesses killing after daughter's Park discovery
Roy C. King 41 confessed to killing Lewis Palmer 19 in Prospect Park Colorado Springs after his daughter Glenda 18 disclosed the in car encounter on July 20. Police said the confession followed hours of questioning as a crowd gathered outside the jail.
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Colorado Springs
Calo
Roy C. King
Lewis Palmer
Glenda
Palmer
Prospect Park
King
Glends
Sweetiearta
Cotti
Prison guard saves five from mob fury in Michigan
In Jackson Michigan Aug 14 three convicted killers David Blackstone Frank Oliver and Fred Smith were saved five times from infuriated mobs by steel curved windows at the state prison They were moved to Marquette prison after confessing to the Ann Arbor murder by two boys and two girls The arrests followed a rapid arraignment and sentence in record time amid a statewide clash between mob vengeance and Michigan justice.
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United Press
Jackson
Mich
Phiree Ciflera
Stae
Hene
Marquette
Ann Arbor
Michigan
David Blackstone
Tamale Pedley
Apailanti
Frank Oliver
Fred Smit i
Blankstone
Midlnight
Ypsilanti
Harry Jackson
Thomas Wheatley
Harry Love
Vivian Goll
Anna May Harrison
Rover's
Ann Anchor
Frank Johan
Cpailasti
Heiress tied to brutal murders arrested in terror case
Miss Catherine Keller, 25, heiress niece of the late Judge Darwin Z Black, was arrested in Ann Arbor for investigation in a mass murder case involving four teen victims found slain in a parked car. Her connection centers on alleged ties to one of the men already sentenced to life.
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Ann Arbor
Mid
Catherine Keller
Darwin Z Black
West Ypsilanti
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Jersey Solon
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Wraie
Secretary of Treasury
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Eirope
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Wakayama
C. C. Chiasier
Herbert Smith
Eastern Penitentiary
Chicago
Wilbur Glenn Yoliva
Jerusalem
Damlatios
Senator Davis
Brookhart U.K
Cambria County
James A. Sullivan
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Unitea Press
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