Bloodhounds Trail Ristoff Below Franklin
Chaos surrounds the pursuit of Ristoff after a double murder at a buckhouse near Franklin. Bloodhounds trailed toward Two Mile Bridge as police chased a suspect linked to the slayings of Stevie, 26, and Nick Vac, 47. Reports place Ristoff seen toward New York Central railroad near Park, with a tense manhunt continuing after a firefight and a possible river jump near the bridge.
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Polk
Stoneboro
Bloodhounds
Two-Mile Bridge
Pony Reto
Prapribio
Stevie Ui
Nick Vac
Apane
Capony
Wronkiis
New York
Ehtral Railroad
Lf Park
Runice
Two Mile Bridge
Wranklin
Ristoff
Watt
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Swetor
Grapink
Fuller
Rittor
Orkarnen Rishi
Warkmen
Vasil
Restaih
Leen
Hevuyh
Durkin Awaits Chance On Stand In Trial
Durkin faces cross examination as the defense builds its case. Witnesses described tense testimony with nervous gestures and ad libbed replies while the state presses witnesses in court. Only a few minor witnesses remained to testify as the defense anticipated further proceedings.
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Aiuto Ob
Edwin
Durkin
Jini
Guilinger Badly Hurt After Railway Collision
LeRoy Guilinger of Oil City injured when a Buffalo division train struck the truck he and another man rode. Guilinger suffers fractures below the hip and facial injuries. Both men taken to Oil City Hospital. an escaping crewman narrowly avoided harm.
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LeRoy Guilinger
Oil City
P R. R
Buffalo
Thie Pantaniain Paiload
Teveck
Nwa
Roweville
Rorilly
Gaiilinger
FHLY
Wanda
Innieler
Guy Bellow
Gormhanlony
Gail Jner
Smich
Oi! City Hospital
Greenfield Village Wiped Out by Fire
A village eight miles south of North East Pennsylvania was virtually wiped out by a mid day fire that destroyed the entire business section. The blaze started from crossed wires in E M Sweet’s store and swept through the Grange hall Erie County Mill Association store and several smaller businesses and homes. Damage was estimated over 65000 and control was achieved by 1 30 p m.
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United Press North East
Greenfield
Here
E. M. Sweet
Grange
Erie County Mill Association
Motorist’s 폭 Surprise as dynamite caps found in car
In Vity Missouri a motorist named Bailey rushed into a police station with two boxes of dynamite caps, claiming the items were found months ago under a car seat. He said he believed the caps could be sold to contractors. Police traced the items to a highway pickup and questioned Bailey about the near accident. The incident raised safety concerns about abandoned explosives.
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United Press
Vity
W. L Bailey
David-Donnn
John Casey
Bailey
Willey
Old Fashioned Dance To Swell Co A Mess Fund
An old fashioned dance event planned by the company aims to raise funds through subscriptions and a subscription drive. Officials emphasize a large local turnout, with plans including performances and novelty features to attract the public.
More Arrests in Alcohol Ring Reported in St Paul Area
Three alleged members of a vast alcohol operation were arrested today in the Cleveland area. Joseph Hyliey Brad Sullivan and Bob Hull, all connected to the ring, face charges of illicit liquor business. They are to be arraigned and may be moved to St Paul or Cleveland for further proceedings. Also noted, Mr and Mrs A A Williams and son John spent yesterday at Warren.
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United Press
Penn
Meveland
Joseph Hyieley
Brad Sullivan
Fob Hull
St Pawl
Minnenysoux
St. Paul
Ditvell
Cleveland
A. A. A Williams
John
A. Witttaass
Warren
Paved Road to Titusville Nears Opening
Corry motorists will soon use the new paved road linking Cation City to Titusville via Union City. Crews under J. J Devine Co progress rapidly, with concrete pouring reaching 700 to 800 feet daily. Completion expected by mid August, traffic possible by August 4, with finishing runs to September 1. Route from Waynesburg to Erie County highways system nears completion.
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Cooper Firm
Ansles
Union City
Nply
Waynesburg
Pittsburgh
Butler
Frankirn Oil
Titusville
Chion Pity
Eyre
New School Superintendent Takes Duty in Cory Pabile
Ralph S. Dewey, newly elected superintendent of the Cory Pabile Schools, formally assumed duties today. He succeeds Milon J. Brown, now head of Meadville schools. Dewey comes from Kane where he led that city’s system for years. His wife Mrs Davey Moye will join him in the city. Dewey will work from the Library Building, as plans for the summer session are drawn. Classes for the next week will be held at the Junior High School under the supervision of J Blanden who was named principal.
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Cory Pabile
Milon J. Brown
Meadville
Dewey
Hie City
Kanes
Davey Moye
Wommer -Schiyol
J Blanden
Pri Vipale
Nye and Hanna in North Dakota senate race heated
In North Dakota the senatorial contest tightens as Gerald P Nye, a Republican insurgent, leads with 12,707 votes to Hanna’s 10,040 as 230 of 1,207 precincts report. Norman Midtho and Stone trail, while Governor Sorlie lags J. A. Hunley in the gubernatorial race. Nye, age 83, seeks both the remainder of Senator Ladd’s term and the long term.
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Unitéd Frese Bismark
Gerald P
Republi Ch
United States Senate
Tan Rismark,n
Tvly
Gerald A
YunAine
Hannay "Coolidge
North Dakota
Nye
Norman Midthd
Stone
Hasina
Northwest Campaign Mariner
Pealidge
North Dakora
Sorlie
J. A. Hunley
Coolidge
Tanjey
Sortie
Congress to Adjourn Sine Die Saturday
Congress moves toward adjournment on Saturday with the rivers and harbors bill delayed and a five member broadcasting commission looming. The House ready to clear remaining bills. radio measure deemed the major item. Names Miss Venora Plough and Miss Onelee Histed visiting with Miss Margaret Wolford in East Main Street.
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United Press
Washington
Nly
Congress
Senate
House
Hill Sete Ip & Commission
Venora Plough
Pitsfield
Onelee Histed
Tamestows
Margaret Wolford
East Mais
City urges property owners display more pride
City authorities warn property owners to maintain sidewalks and lawns, citing numerous complaints about unkempt displays along public spaces. Officials say owners delaying improvements will face city action to enforce mowing and upkeep.
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Frank
Thie
Muller
Andrews opens new campaign of enforcement
United Press report outlines Secretary Andrews proposing a broad drive to enforce prohibition laws. He plans to station new agents nationwide, allocate key funding for the year, and emphasize steady law enforcement ahead of a constitutional deadline.
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Andrews
Young Woman Passes Away In Obscure Notice
Jarence Haneer aged 1) Mery Mies Hertha Mae Styflebeam filed at Srey hospital today. Daughter of Hench Stuc fobhers of GHD West Waelimnetsn street Munersi about to ty thule later.
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Mery Mies Hertha
Mae Styflebeam
Srey [Espitaleat Notin
Hench Stuc
GHD West Waelimnetsn
Sereet Munersi Abnoutienmar Will Ty Thule
Man Killed by Freight Train Near Clarendon
A man was killed when struck by a freight train east of Clarendon. Warren County authorities reported the victim as a male in his shoes and clothing. the body was found near the track after the incident. Investigators described the scene and noted the railway crew engaged in the response. Relatives of the deceased were contacted as officials investigated the facts surrounding the collision.
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Clarendon
Clitendom
Rennes Dixasion
Sears
Warren County
Farm Mishap Ends With Two Suffering Broken Legs
In a rural accident a count of workers sustained severe injuries including two broken legs while performing tasks on a farm. Emergency responders treated the injured on site and transported them for medical care as authorities investigated the circumstances of the mishap.
Radical attack on clergy sparks courtroom tensions
In Uniontown Pennsylvania a one year old Communist suspect faced charges over remarks calling ministers "Bibis pounders" and "Jesus" while prosecutors and witnesses described a meeting at Repul jis as evidence. The trial advances amid debate over anti religious rhetoric and state actions.
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Uniontown
Jésus“Tuzeers
George Paponn
Repul Jis
William Naisohe
al Iminer
Pras Nunton
Papoun
Chiurth
Harrisburg
Govern- Game Commission
Pravu
John Horruman
Eyming
Galil
Open Bids Tuesday On Street Resurfacing Project
Open bids Tuesday for North Center Street resurfacing. City officials expect bids from contractors to begin work soon. The project aims to repave and improve access, with early planning and potential disruption during evenings.
Wave of Prosperity Foretold for Nation in Fiscal Outlook
National forecast projects a prosperity surge aided by new fiscal policies. Treasury figures show a surplus near 280 million dollars, with proposed tax adjustments and public works funding to curb deficits. Officials anticipate increased revenues from customs and corporate taxes, while postal and wage costs remain scrutinized amid ongoing budget balancing.
Earthquake Devastates Islands Wrecks Towns and Forces Aid
A major quake struck the island of Java in Sukuwati area causing widespread destruction. Thousands made homeless and death toll feared to exceed 117 as aid units rush to quake centers Padang and Pontianak. Separate tremor in Crete near Canilia sparked panic while Greek weather reports note stormy conditions and property damage with no casualties.
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Java
Su Wats
Padang
Pontiang
Athens
Adistouid
Crete
Canilia
Swowea
Greece
Lip Sperry Vacation Sparks City Tensions
Lip Sperry travels through Washington Philadelphia and New York City prompting debate over a leftist event. The trip highlights urban activism and diverging views on political activities during leisure travel.
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Lip Sperry
Washingtony
Philadeljius
New York City
Five Best Radio Features Tonight Across Stations
A roundup of top radio features scheduled for the evening across WIP Philadelphia WOAW Qmahs KH Los Angeles WEAF and WNYC New York. Highlights include classical and band concerts, harvesters Beaux and Baston Daylight programs with 8:15 P M broadcasts and 8 P M listings in daylight time.
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Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Zoehner
WEAF
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