Chicago Fliers Fight Fog and Finance at STO Meeting
Chicago board of education members faced mounting school costs as they considered a $5,000 emergency loan to meet thirty days of operating expenses. President Love led calls for strict economy across departments, cutting extras, and possibly reducing staff and services to keep the budget within limits.
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Chicago
STO
Nxt
Sdvcation
Love
Juule 40
Aly
Mrv. Monroe
Brown
Smith
Curtis Ane
Monroe
Idiubaro
Fire Sweeps Kellogg Block In Oil City
A two hour blaze on Main Street’s Kellogg block in Oil City causes about 80 000 in damage. The Kellogg Mercantile Company building one story frame with a bolicle front is destroyed. The Business Women’s Club also sustains losses while nearby stores suffer stock damage amid firefighting efforts. Fire officials report the Kellogg building erected forty years ago before its bolicle front upgrade.
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Unitears OI Gity
Kellogg
Main Street
Business Women's Club
Tor Gil City Hire Companies
Olrines
Wranttin Aid
Ditusville
WJ. Huey
Old City
Kellogg Mercantile Company
Hem Bluse Electric Company
Hooper Wall Paper Company
Amonic Thore
Hoover sees building boom as cure for labor ills
President Hoover told the 22nd annual conference at Bale Lake City that a sound economic policy and public works programs totaling 1.7 billion dollars this fiscal year will sustain employment and consumer demand. He cited state and local government contracts and utilities aiding construction, praising governors for their role and urging continued effort to curb the depression.
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United Press
Washington
Hoover
White House
Guyemore
Bale Laks City
Broover
Injuries Prove Fatal to Corry Woman's Father
Harry Roberts dies from internal injuries after a fall from a ladder at Mount Union two weeks earlier. Crum and daughter Vane traveled to Mount Union following Mia Crum's accident. Roberts, janitor at Mount Talon High School, fractured a leg and wrist and suffered internal injuries before dying at Huntingdon hospital. Funeral services and interment planned at Mount Union.
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Harry Roberts
Mount Union
B.C. Crum
Vane Crum
Mia
Crum
Mrs. Crum
Mr. Roberts
Fre Mout Talon High School
Huntingdon
Aie
Roberts
Radio Entertainment Schedule for NBC Network Tonight
NBC network schedule lists Five Best Radio Entertainments featuring Paré Oil Gopez Hour at 7 00 EST on WEAT with Everesdy Hour at 9 00 EST on Wid Westinghouse Saint at 9 30 EST on WAC Grand Opera Concert at 1 30 EST on WEAF and Radio Keith Orphanm.
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WIZ
NBC Network
Southern Cross Set to Cross Coast in Days
Major Kingsford-Smith and three companions of the Southern Cross planned to leave for California within days, likely stopping at Chicago to refuel. The four filers had returned from Washington after lunch with President Hoover and observing Congress, with Kingsford-Smith and Joli Stanmage hosted by the British legation while Van Dye and Captain Saul met other diplomatic representatives.
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Southern Cross
United Press
New York
Chas, Kingsford-Siyith
California
Chicago
Washington
Hoover
Congress
Major Kingsford-Smith
Joli Stanmage
Southern’ Cross Radio Operetia
Legation
Tvert van Dye
J. Patrick Saul
Kingeford-Smith
Death threat letters reach Pittsburgh amid maniac copycat fears
A Pittsburgh newspaper received a note threatening nine people with death tied to a killer in Queens. Police and postal officials cite fear of a second madman copying the New York attacks. The letter, signed with a skull drawing, mentions revenge for a woman’s death and warns of more violence at Schenley Park.
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A Luiter
Pittsburgh
Maniac Kitler
Queery Borough
Pollué
New
New Yorks
Buddy
Schenley Park
Up. mi
New York
College Hi Pane
Jeueens
Dr Frank Knause Dies in California
Telegram reports Dr Frank Knause of Santa Monica California died Sunday June 20 with few details. A Corny High School graduate 1881 and former New York physician, he moved west for health. Survived by wife sister mother two sisters and a son.
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Frank Knause
Santa Monica
California
Hlls
Knause
Corry
Corny 7
Helo
New York City
Ohis
Atos Merceret Knaus
Santa Mon
Winkfred Nouse Brownla
Hollywood
Enguise
E. Wolford
Fla
Ray
Wolford
Bounty Fraud Suspects Sentenced In Erie County
Stanley Adamsky and Frank Pulchy faced a bounty fraud charge arraigned before Alderman Gordon. Adamsky paid a $100 fine and costs after being accused of attempting to collect bounty for trapping weasels in New York and Pennsylvania. Pulchy, unable to pay, received 110 days in Erie County jail in default.
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Stanley Adamaky
State Line Road
Costa
Whhich
Frank Pulchy
Carter Hill
Iufore
G. H. Gordon
Gyo
George Langdon
Anamsky
New York State
Puleny
Gordon
Adamsity
Erie County
Enforcement transfer completes shift of Prohibition policing
Washington July 1 United Press reports the treasury moved 2700 agents investigators and staff to the justice department completing a decade long shift to enforce the Eighth Amendment under the new Williamson bill Congress recently enacted. Senate action followed a push to pass Hoover-Wicker recommendations to handle petty offenses including waivers and jury trial provisions though one measure faced sub committee delay.
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Cecil Owen
United Press
Washingon
Treasury
Justice Department
Qanvet
United States
Congress
Hoover-Wickersho Law Enforcement Commission
Trent
Senate
Commission
House
Senate Judiciary Committee
U. S
Byrd Visits Philadelphia After South Pole Expedition
Rear Admiral Richard Byrd and four crew members arrived in Philadelphia for a 41 hour visit. He and Bernt Balchen Lieut Herald Zums Captain Astley G McKinley and Paul Siple will give talks on the polar expedition. The program includes a Poor Richard Club luncheon a Logan Circle reception at Independence Hall and events at the Astro Club and Penn Ath.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Richard T. Byrd
New York
Byrd
Souwh Pols
Poor Richard
Harry Mackey
Logan Circle
Pacade Fons Logan Circle
Independnds Hall
Asro
Pentsylvania
Penn
New Rotary Officers Assume Posts Today
New officers of the Rotary Club were inducted at today’s meeting led by Horton J. Davis who succeeds Ralph S. Dewey as president. Davis outlined the coming year and assigned committees while urging renewed activity and fundraising efforts.
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Rotary
Notary Cini
Horton J. Davis
Ralph S. Dewey
Oddy
Davis
Luzerne County Vote Certified For Gifford Pinchot Nomination
Luzerne countys May 20 primary vote was certified to the state after a delay over perforated ballots. The final ruling declared the ballots legal and gave Pinchot the Republican governor nomination by 20,008 votes over Francis Shunk Brown in a high turnout of 1,534,657. Davis won the Republican Senate nomination with 733,108 votes, defeating Graidy who had 498,181.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Luzerne
Francis Shunk Brown
Ngern
Gifford Pinchot
Bovernor
Pinchot
Brown
Joseph H. Heyben
Philadelphia
Secretary of Labor
James J. Davis
United States
Joseph R. Graidy
Davis
Graidy
Bohlen
Wet
Drew
Hunter brothers extend endurance record over foggy Chicago flight
In July over Sky Harbor Chicago the Hunter brothers, John and Kenneth, piloted a Stinson Detroiter through dense fog and rough weather to push a sustained flight record past 477 hours. Refueling proved hazardous as visibility dropped and field changes loomed, yet the aviators kept circling at about 500 feet while backers urged a landing time.
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United Press
Chicago
John
Kenneth Hunter
Sky Harbor Airport
Will
C.D. T
Sky Harbor
Hunter Brothers
Albert Humter
Rainaltyestals
Laseline
Lake Michigan
Albert
Irene
Wilson Herren
Unknown origin blaze destroys large barn on Sparta farm
Fire of unknown origin destroys a large barn on Lyndon Golden’s farm near Spar tansburg about 8 to 9 last night. Residents saw reflections in the sky as an electrical storm raged earlier, with the cause undetermined. The barn and farm machinery of Dawson Alehorft were lost, with estimated damage between 4600 and 2000 and little insurance. The Golden property is occupied by Mrs. Golden’s mother, Mrs. Jones.
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Sparta
Golden Farm
Lyndon Golden
Spartansburg
Dawson Alehorft
Fouptea
Golden
Jones
English Aviator Plans Solo Atlantic Flight in De Havilland Moth
Captain C S Wynne Eyton arrived with a De Havilland Moth at St Johns to attempt a solo transatlantic flight. The Royal Air Force veteran, noted as a skilled pilot, will assemble the craft at Lester Field and seeks a propitious window succeeded by cautionary tales of prior misadventures.
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C. S. Wynne-Eyton
Atlantic
United
Preas- ST. Johns
N. 1
S. Wynneyton
Wynnie -Pyton
Nova Scotia
Lester's Field
Chas
Lindbergh
Wynne-Eyton
Royal Air Force
Urban TF. Diteman
Billings
Mont
Harbor Grove
H.C. MacDonald
North Cory Lightning Stuns Residents in Severe Storm
A major electrical storm lashed Cory and Jamestown, causing property damage and power outages. In Cory, Needing residents were shaken by a bolt striking homes on Columbus and West Irving streets, with minor interior damage and no serious injuries reported. The storm prompted repairs to high tension lines and left streets flooded, ending days of heat.
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Cory
North Corey
Menning
Columbus Avenue
Whitnie
Bins
jMet Price
Columbus
Woranie Burkhart
Mayme Aldvich
West Irving Street
Tusenh
Olid
Jamestown
Uupon
Imitangne
Tinemen
Depres
Salina
Charles Gleason
Brannon and
L. A. Madison Farms
Strike Hits McKeesport Coal Mine After Wage Cut
About 200 miners at the Keesport Coal and Coke Company mine in McKeesport went on strike today after a ten percent wage reduction was announced. United Mine Workers official Patrice J. Wagan reported the action and said workers stayed away from the job, leaving operations at a standstill. Company officials declined to comment.
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United Press
McKresport
Atv Keesport Coal and Coke Company
Patrice J. Wagan
United Mine Workers
Pagan
Cleric Becomes Lawyer in Westmoreland County Courts
New Kensington resident Binny Jones, formerly an Episcopal minter, was admitted today to practice law in Westmoreland County courts by Judge West Doms. Jones completed the required course and passed the bar exam, earning admission to the bar.
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Greensburg, Pa
Binny Jones
New Kensington
Weetmoeyland
West
Doms Jones
Baner
Ban vCrawaje
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Treasury Department
Mrs. H. EH. Wassink
Clymer
North Corry
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