Four Aviators Hero Welcome Across Spain After Ocean Rescue
Madrid plans elaborate triumphal reception for Ramon Wrance and three companions Eduardo Galarza Rulo de Alda and Pedro Madariaga after surviving the Atlantic crash and rescue by the Eagle. London reports their British rescue ship carried them toward Gibraltar and Madrid where towns prepare processions and church celebrations.
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John Degandt
United Press
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Spain
Ramon Wrance
Eduardo Galarza
Rulo de Alda
Pedro Madariaga
United Staten
Europe
Eagle
Gibraltar
Los Aviadores
Akron hold up nets ten thousand dollars
An unidentified bandit robbed a teller at the Industrians Savings and Loan in Akron, escaping with 10000 dollars after a pistol was held to the back of S W Jackson. Frank Fastz, 22, of Barberton, later confessed involvement and disclosed the robbery’s route and loot location. The incident occurred as the robber fled in an automobile.
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Anicy
Lambing enters race for Corry school board seat
Corey young man J W Lambing announces candidacy for one of four school director posts in Corry. Born in the city, he graduated Corry High School in 1910 and now represents Equitable Life of Iowa. Nominating petitions will be circulated. incumbents Love Patterson Lewis Hillstrom undecided.
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Corry Yating Min
Meterma
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Love
Patterson
D. A. Hillatrom
B. J. Lewis
Lewis
J. W. Campbell
Campbell
Messrs. Love
Patterson, Lewis
Hillstrom
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Equitable Life of Iowa- Friends
Lambing
Deny Day Chief Asked to Quit Office
Washington July 1 United Press reports say high official strife over Seymour Lowman assistant secretary of the treasury in charge of prohibition enforcement has drawn focus to President Hoover's wish to keep dry law enforcement out of sensationalism. Despite denials from Lowman and the White House, it is expected Lowman will resign and Prohibition Commissioner James M. Dor an will be moved to a chemical expert post with no enforcement duties. The episode echoes a prior resignation brush with Lincoln C. Andrews, who eventually retired quietly.
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Walter K Walker
United Press
Washington
Seymour Lowmen
Leiwman
Lowman
White House
Hoover
James M. Doran
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Today’s Five Best Radio Ents On WEAF NBC Network
Reads like a schedule listing multiple radio entertainments across WEAF NBC CBS and other networks. Mentions Sousi's Band Roxy and Gang Navy Band Pinsfore Moment Musicale with broadcast times in BST EST MST and assorted network prefixes.
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NBC
Sousi
WOR
CBS
Navy Band
WHA
WIZ
Moment Musicale
Five Die When Car Burns Up in Angola Crash
Five people die when a car crashes near Angola Indiana and bursts into flames. The victims include Mrs Otis Trosper 27 of Detroit daughter Toha 7 and son Robert 9 plus Henry Trosper 53 grandfather. Tad Moab Trosper husband and father survived. Alden Scott driver of the other car helped pull him free.
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United Angola
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Ottis ‘Trosper
HLA Baden Agency
Detroit
Toha
Bleanon
Robert
Henry Trosper
Tad Moab Trosper
Alden Scott
Coldwater
Mich
Scott
Novel Excuse Wins Freedom in City Court
Buffalo report says Philip Somerlauis a short man with a bandaged head received a suspended sentence after claiming a hydrant leaped and struck him in the face. He admitted drinking and asked the court to urge the public works department to curb unruly hydrants, while the judge considered the novel excuse.
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Buffalo
Philip Somerlauis
Department of Public
Worl
Kornerlauf
Bus Swerves Into Pedestrians in Canton Tragic Crash
A passenger bus swerved to avoid a trunk and struck a group of pedestrians in Canton on July 2, killing Miss Kile Graven, 27, and injuring seven others. Bus driver James Swires of Akron and truck driver Oris Fry of Canton were jailed pending investigation.
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Canton
Mip
Kile Graven
James Swires
Akron
Oris Fry
Laurie Announces Candidacy for City Council Seat
A Ray Laurie, a longtime city resident and son of former council member Frank Laurie, formally announces his bid for one of two City Council seats in November. Laurie seeks nomination on three tickets, joining D F Leach and M Leo Mullerick who have also entered the race. Leach seeks re election.
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A. Ray Laurie
Laurie Ja
Frank Laurie
Laurie
Cornell
D. Fiverett Leach
M. Leo Mullerick
Leech
Mayor Eastman of Union City Hurt in Yacht Fall
Mayor Charles Eastman of Union City, a Corny figure, is confined to Hamot hospital in Erie after a fall on his yacht at Zine. He suffered a cracked vertebra in the neck and a broken shoulder blade, though reports say he is progressing but in serious condition.
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Hamot Hospital
Erie Harbor
Charles Eastman
Union City
Corny
Erie #2
Zine
Eastman
Hamat Hospital
Firemen Visit City Cemeteries for Grave Decoration
Stanford Host Company members met at the First Ward fire station at 10 30 to tour all city cemeteries. They laid large bouquets of Howera on graves of departed firefighters in a ceremonial pilgrimage.
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Stanford Host Company
First Ward
Cramer to Begin Flight to Copenhagen Soon
Bert Hassel and Parker Cramer will start their flight from the United States to Copenhagen in a few days. Danish officials said they would cooperate after Hassel sent a cablegram asking for landing isolation and weather reports.
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United Press
Copenhagen
Bert Hassel
Parker Cramer
United States
Faassel
Wabash seeks formation of new trunk line
The Wabash Railway filed a merger petition with the Interstate Commerce Commission proposing a fifth trunk line formed from its routes and nine other railroads with minority control of four terminal carriers. If approved, the line would connect Chicago, St. Louis, Kansas City, Omaha and Des Moines with Atlantic seaboard ports of New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore and serve Detroit, Pittsburgh, Buffalo, Toledo, Cleveland, Fort Wayne and Decatur among others. The plan aims to create an independent trunk line strong enough to compete and capable of meeting growing eastern transport needs.
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Gecil Owen
United Press
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Missing Jersey banker Elliott vanishes amid foul play fears
East Orange New Jersey July 1 police plan to examine Willard H. Elliott safety deposit box as clue search continues. Chief O Neil cites evidence of foul play though proof remains elusive. Investigators consider loan motives from Jersey quor dealers tied to Elliott’s company.
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United Press
Dersey
Lenief O'Neil
Bit Elliott
Hiliott
O'Neil
Frank Campbell
Hobart
TWO PASSENGERS LOSE LIVES IN AIR DISASTER AT ROOSEVELT FIELD
A Roosevlt Field flight when piloted by Wilwer Stultz and a two passenger crew crashed from about 200 feet. Stultz died shortly after arrival at a hospital. Edward Harwood and Pat Castelluccio also perished. Co pilot Jack Ashurst and passenger Viola Gentry were in another fatal endurance flight crash with Gentry severely injured but expected to recover.
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United Press
Roosevelt
Nasva Bounty Hospital
Edward Harwood
Pat Castelluccio
Stultz
Fijy
Roonevelt Field
Fred Donlon
Lynbwok
George Richer
Woodmere
Roosevelt Field
Boone
Stuker
Hig Deck
Jack Asherstt
Viola Gentry
Miss Gentry
Rural Free Delivery Begins From Corry Office
Rural free delivery was inaugurated from the Corry post office twenty eight years ago with carriers starting on July 4 1901. Postmaster C S Bentley recalled the preparations, noting well groomed horses and rigs. Frank E Crowell remains on a route while George MacDonald and John W Ober, earlier substitutes, are now regulars serving from the office. At inauguration there were eleven routes, later consolidated to eight.
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Corry
C. S. Bentley
Frank E. Crowell
Coty
George MacDonald
John W. Ober
Suspects Held After Northside Store Theft Arrest
Guanes Johnson and Howard Riankin, both residents of Cleveland, were arrested Saturday afternoon in connection with a theft from a northside store. They will be taken to county jail tomorrow for confinement pending grand jury action. Johnson had reportedly been deported from Canada.
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Guanes Johnson
Howard Riankin
Cleveland
Hife
Johnson
Camada
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