Redfern Eyes 4600 Mile Flight From Brunswick To Rio
Redfern plans a 4600 mile monoplane flight from Brunswick to Rio de Janeiro via the South Atlantic and Caribbean. He faces storms and heavy fuel loads in a 200 horsepower Wright motor craft with wings fuel tanks and a fuselage tank. initial attempts to start failed due to engine issues.
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United Prem Brunswick
Gay Ang
Paul Rovfern
Wru
Hranbyie
Rerlfern
United Staites
Rio de Tonsino
Arimewick i
Caribbean
Neyandy
Guiana
Amazon
Rin Dé
Redfern
Givin Tate
Stinson
Tate
Wright
Fough
Hall
Portiss Field
Kokker
Romite
Roosevelt Field
Lloyd W. Bertait
Rome
Hertaud
Jame le Witt Wil
Hill
Charles A. Lindbergh
Dhrane 1
Chatbertin
Richad E. Byril
Turofe
Kiwanis Joint Meeting Between City Clubs
Twenty two Kiwanis members from this city attended a joint meeting with the Warren club at Warren. President Bartlett spoke on Kiwanis Ideals and the speaker from the Warren club was warmly received. A social hour followed with entertainment by Warren members and plans noted for a future joint gathering on September 1.
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Kiwanis
Warren Whith
Huld Ves Hayat
Warren
Aiotor
Rey AV
I Bartlett
Conny Eltty
Rey Mr. Hartlet
Ein Tertainers
Warren Clits
Yunity
Cory
Thir Citjran
Today’s Five Best Radio Entertainments
Radio listings list performances and conductors for multiple stations. Willem Van habestraben conducts the WEA concert at 8 PM EST, Clib Bakimos appears on WMAG Chicago at 9 PM, Apollo quartet on WLY Cincinnati at 10 AM EST, and Crowley Cossacks feature on WOR Newark at 9 PM EST.
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WJZ
Lewis
Phi. Stadium
Willem van Habestraben
WEA
Typhoid Claims Life of Elgin Resident
Typha Moclintock, 26, of Elgin Pa, died this morning from typhoid fever at the county hospital. He resided with his grandparents and had been a patient at the local institution since August. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Elgin
Uoni
Elkin
Reynolds
Work Nearing Completion on Ub Church Rededication Planned
Congregations of the United Brethren Church plan a return to use of their North Center street edifice with a rededication next month. Interior decorating nears completion while mason work by J A Williams and carpenter duties by Glen Mills advance. the brickwork and framing have been finished, and the remodel has transformed the area into a prominent, modern church landmark.
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United Brethren Church
North Center Street
San
J. A. Williams
Glen Milles
Wis
United Brethen Church
Deery
No Trace of Allegheny County Fugitives
Pittsburgh August 25 police report no definite clues to pursuers of Allegheny County fugitives. Names Paul Jaworsk and John Vasbindsr, convicted murderers who escaped from the county jail a week ago, are still at large. Protests at a nearby meeting Monday yielded no breakthroughs.
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Pittsburgh
Frig
Mid
Allegheny County
Freedom Today
G M Stock Dividend Near Realization Step
New York report says G M plans a 100 percent stock dividend pending favorable action. Certificates will be mailed to stockholders on Sept 12 after September 15 stock exchange approvals. Notices to shareholders will be sent Sept 1 to finalize the transfer.
Plane crash injures five near Bridgeport Nebraska
Five people were seriously injured when an army plane crashed near Bridgeport Nebraska while en route from North Platte to Rapid City. The crew included James L. Daniels, Sergeant Robert L. Barlow, and Riley, Kayeas. The aircraft, carrying rails, landed in a field and both Barlow’s legs were broken. Mrs. Frank Allen arrived this morning to visit Titwavile.
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Omala
Nebe
Jamas L. Daniels
Robert L. Barlow
Riley
Kayeas
Bridgeport
BO. Jones
Waranth Corps
North Platte
Stmmer
White Horse
Rapid City
Libut
Daniele
Barlow
England Wins Coveted Top Position On Ballot
Election slate outlines contenders for City Council and School Director posts on both parties ballots. Frank England Howard and Carl Smith lead Republicans. Maude Barnes and Harry Smith head Democrats in early mixed results with primaries set for September.
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Maude Barnes
Howie T. Aenelamed
Citys Council
Come House
Smith
Caseil
Cottnci
P. J. England
Frank 0
Howard
Carl W. Smith
Frank J. Lillik
Benjamin F. Starr
J. Kelly
Fred J. Weaver
Maude Barnes HA Purtis
Harry Smithestra Winns de
OW. Smith
Frank O. Howard
Benjamin Fi Starr
Rod I) Weaver
Frink
F Enehind
Fuck Lelie
J. Kei . Sehpi Dirweroy
Hares Smith
Ashtet
American Girl Slain in Mexico After Wounding
An American girl, Flor Mce Anderson of Los Angeles, died in Mazatlan after being wounded by Mexican bandits Tuesday. The State Department plans direct representations to Mexico and seeks swift capture and punishment of two implicated suspects. It notes earlier representation by American authorities and incomplete details from Mexican officials on progress.
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Los Angeles
State Department
United Pros
Mexico Cis
Schosnlelde
Ives
Philadelphia Moose Home Planned for 1.5 Million Dollars
A Moose alumni dinner at the 8th annual convention announced a $1.5 million Moose home to be erected here. William T. Bracing, Baltimore mayor, served as toastmaster and announced plans for a Moose home in Great Britain by delegate Williot from Wales.
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United Press
Eiladelphla
Moose
Order
Wiliam TP. Bracing
Baltimore
Great Britain
Williot
Wales
Carroll Removed to Prison Honor Farm
Earl Carroll, New York theatrical magnate, serving a year and a day for perjury, has shown physical improvement and been transferred from the prison wall to the prison honor farm. Officials said he will handle duties there as needed.
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United Press
Atlanta
Earl Carroll
New York
Prikoi Rete
Honor
Sie Nillos
Walla
Kim
Carroll
Honor Farm
Five dead two dying in Norwalk kitchen fire
A kitchen fire in Norwalk caused five deaths and left two others dying. The victims include Aire Nai Mokg, Viva, and eight month old baby, along with Mrs Robert Paul and Mrs Pacis soi Richard. Several others, including Homer Highs and Robert Paul, were hospitalized with severe burns.
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Norwalk
Nwalle
Robert Paul
Pacis Soi Richard
Homer Highs
Mary
Robert Paol
Cold snap grips Western Pennsylvania with record lows
The region faced unusually cold weather with temperatures plunging into the 40s across Blair Venango and surrounding counties. Pittsburgh logged 60 degrees the lowest on an August day, while stations in Franklin and Ingram reported near 40 degrees. Forecaster WS Brothman warned the pattern may continue, noting the summer’s coldest spell yet.
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Corry
Westen
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Wester Pennsylvanus
Blair
Venang
Branklin
Ingram
WS. Brothman
Super Army Bomber in Successful Test
The new Super Army bomber Supertyclops weighed over eight tons and flew 22 minutes reaching 8,000 feet. Pilot Lieut Frank Adall led the test with a two X-horn over motor and 86 foot wingspan. The craft will carry a payload of more than four tons at 420 miles per hour.
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Bristom
Lieut. Frank
Adall
Butler Man Urged for Pennsylvania History Commission
Butler attorney H. Sipe, author of Indian Chiefs of Pennsylvania and a Butler County history, is proposed to Governor John 8 for membership on the Pennsylvania Historical Commission. Sipe, former official with the Internal Revenue Service in Pittsburgh, is supported by State Librarian Feder Jok A. Godieharles and Gol, TW. Show Taker chairs the commission.
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Butler
Auk
H. Sipe
John
Pennsyvania Histories Commission
Feder
Jok A. Godieharles
Gol
Sipe
Penneylvania
Butler County
Iternal Revenue Department
Pittsburgh
Baldwin Locomotive Works directorate denial
Reports that Fisher Bodies of Detroit and the Cutting group of Chicago would join Baldwin Locomotive Works board were denied after today’s regular meeting. President Sam H. M. Vauclain stated no changes or contemplations of changes occurred.
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Piudadelphia
Fisher Bodies
Detroit
Chicago
Baldwin Locomotive
SamH6l ML. Vauclain
Baldwin
Anti American Demonstrations Grow in Europe
European protests surge against the Sacco Vanzetti case with 4000 marchers in Brussels and Berlin confrontations near a New York mayor’s visit. In Hamburg a demonstrator stabbed a police officer. in Boston, guards protect the bodies of Sacco and Vanzetti as wakes open, crowds gather, and funeral arrangements proceed.
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Europe
Brussels
Sacco
Vanzetti
United Press
United States
Berlin
Sacno Vangetti
James J. Walker
New York
Hamburg
Germany
Boston
Nicola Sacco
Bartolomeo Vanzetti
Irngom
Bsers
Sarco
Joe Langone
Hanover Street
Defense
Lanone
Former Colza Man Injured in West
Mr A D Neill, a former Colza resident, was injured in an automobile crash near Santa Barbara. A special nurse, his wife and son accompany him home to Nottingham Virginia. Neill owned the Colegrove farm years ago, later sold it to GC Warner, now the owner. Mrs Neill is Carolyn Dunge, a local teacher.
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A. D. Neill
Santa Barbara
Calif
Carolyn Dunge
Fire in Scutari Surpasses 2 Thousand Homeless
A United Free London dispatch reports a devastating Scutari fire leaving about 2,000 people homeless. The Scutari suburb near the capital’s hillside area was described as a densely populated district with the blaze yielding widespread destruction and missing details on casualties.
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Scutari
United Free London
EE Dignatch
Vonstantit
Scutar
Arrangements complete for V F W bazaar on lawn
The Veterans of Foreign Wars and Ladies Auxiliary finalize plans for their big bazaar this evening on the lawn of the Veterans home on West Washington Street. Hundreds of residents are expected to attend with veterans from nearby towns joining booths and concessions. The Union City bugle and drum corps will provide music and the treasure chest prize at Barlew Hardware draws much attention as the event’s magnet.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars and Ladies Auxiliary
West
Washington Street
Veterans and Auxiliary
Weimity
Veterans Home
Union City
Barlew Hardware Company
Start Work on New Pittsburgh Skyscraper
United Press report details plans for a new Pittsburgh skyscraper named the Grant Building. It will rise about 20 floors with two towers and an estimated cost of 8.5 million dollars. Local laws must be satisfied before construction approval.
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Pittsburgh
United Press
BRIE
Bittsbub
Yselbuck
aBstory Grant
Daystown
Cowie
Governor Fuller Action Earns Commendation At State Camp
At the state camp convention of the Patriotic Sons of America in Altoona Aug 25 Governor Alvan Fuller of Massachusetts was praised for fearless upholding of American law order and institutions. Resolutions were adopted urging immediate enactment and enforcement of stricter deportation and immigration laws.
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Umac Eaves Altoona
the Patriotic Sons of America
Gev
Alvan Fuller
Massanthusetts
Washington voters seek return to borough government
Washington Pennsylvania voters pressed to restore borough form of government after charter rejection. A petition signed by about 700 residents, exceeding the 2 percent threshold, requests a special election within thirty days. City Council has not yet acted on the move.
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Washington
Corry
Berotteh
United Press Dispatch
Two Warships Hidden In Shore Screen Crash
Ten or more people killed and twenty missing after a shore screen collision near Formosa. Japanese ships damaged, two cruisers held, destroyers Torim involved. quake casualties include nine dead and forty injured across the Formosa coast.
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United Press
ZURS
Tagan
Lerweey
Lesitevesy
Etnwra
Warahi
Jertiver Sintec
Dusytayerd
Plsorn
Abstraver
Asin
Tecrily
Naka
Hildoyay
Moke
Torim
Parsons
W Revere Earths
Formaza
Persona
Formos
China Sea
Japan
13 Killed in British Wreck
United Press reports a Southern Railway express derailed near Seven Oaks on a London to Deal route. Thirteen people died, including six women, and 19 were seriously injured as cars overturned and the track was torn up for about 700 yards. Viscount Lewisham and other titled passengers were among the injured. officials cited heavy rains loosening the track as a probable cause.
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United Preas Seven-Oaks
Bing
Te Southern Railway
Dealtons London
Viscount Lewisham
Earl Dartmouth
Visvagintesh
Lewisham
Thier
Lindbergh Homestead Planned as Memorial
The Lindbergh home in Little Falls, Minnesota, once the boyhood residence of Charles Lindbergh, is discussed as a memorial site. Mrs Evangeline Lindbergh seeks to purchase the heirs’ interests to secure a permanent memorial honoring the aviation pioneer and his late father.
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Lindbergh Homestead
New ‘York
Payie Higtt
Charles Lindbereh
United States Congress
Evangeline Lindbergh
Ayer
Women Attack Non Union Mine Workers at Rally
Three women from a crowd of over 60 were arrested after attacking nonunion miners at a Plerrsie rally in St Clairsville. Stones were thrown, fights occurred, one officer bitten, and the rest jeered as deputies dispersed the crowd. Names cited: Josephine Holewick Kathryn Niska Margaret Maposki. In Altoona, Robert Bowers, 7, was killed when struck by a heavy truck while crossing the street with his father’s dinner pail. the driver claimed no fault.
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ST. Clairsville
Tosephine Holewick
Kathryn Niska
Margaret Maposki
Troge Altoona
Robert Bowers
Bellwood
Pennsy
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Bertaud
South America
W. E. Bartlett
Warren and Corry
UB. Church
G. M
Frank Allen
Frank England
Mexico
Philadelphia
Unitéd Press
Super Army
Urge Butler
Historical Commission
Baldwin Directorate
COLZA
A.D. Neill
Altoona Altoona
Cunstay Finieple
V.F.W. Bazaar
Fuller
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