One Italian Plane Wrecked As Armada Heads For Chicago
London reports President Roosevelt rejected a plan to stabilize currencies at the world economic conference. Delegates debated delaying formal signing while central banks would be asked to cooperate to steady the dollar and pound. Prof. Raymond Molay pressed the US position as the plan faced quiet resistance from gold standard nations.
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Brown May Be Tried as Habitual Offender
Bound over to court in connection with two burglaries and a pending hearing on charges linking Lawrence Brown a Columbus youth to a third burglary. Brown held for grand jury action on larceny burglary and entering charges. Next Friday he will face similar charges stemming from the East Wayne Street burglary and the Lilt Shoe Store break ins. Police chief Plungian and State Trooper Machin accompanied by Mr Sweet and Mrs Green.
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Habitat
Brown
Grand
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Saura Center Street
Ray Green
Poliée
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Machin
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Sly. Green
Butalo Wesday
Green
City Tax Collections Rise After Early 1933 Assessments
City Treasurer Frank H Westley reports strong response to the 1933 city tax appeals. A one percent penalty takes effect on city taxes Wednesday with a penalty increasing each month thereafter.
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Extra Trains To Carry Throng To Chicago
Extra train arrangements indicate large crowds heading to Chicago for the world’s fair. Erie No. 4 westbound will run in three sections tonight to move metro district travelers. one section ahead of the 7 limited and another following the schedule train.
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Abduction of John W Pactor Sparks Ransom Demand
United Press reports that John W Pactor known as Jake the Barber and famed stock broker and con artist was kidnapped by three armed men outside a North Shore Chicago nightclub. The abductors, driving three cars, demanded over 200000 dollars in ransom while the wife and Epstein observed, and police began a wide search led by Lieutenant Leo Carr.
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Niles Center
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Pstein
Pactor
Jerome
Ghicazo
William Bleet
Factor
Lieut
Leo Carr
Chicago Police Department
Caplive
Clut
Ascend
Cranesville Woman Is Dead From Heat Wave
Severe heat continued into July with high humidity and nine heat prostration deaths in the past month. Mrs Elizabeth Karbous, 43, of Cranesville, died at the Erie County Home in Erie, the first death from heat prostration this month in Western Pennsylvania. Allan Rye becomes postmaster of Edinboro after a Washington appointment approved by Postmaster General Farley.
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Tune
Pennsylvania
Erie
Wirzabeth Karbous
Erie County
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Allan Rye
Dys
Washington
Tate
Farley
Mercantile List 13 Published Today
On order of the revenue department the Journal prints the Erie county mercantile tax list to allow firms to verify payments and reveal omissions. Appraiser Carter says the list is only partially complete with further listings and later appeal dates to be announced.
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Carter
Clavin Again Heads Firemen Meet at Union
George Clavin, fire chief at North Magt, was re elected president of the Erie County Volunteer Firemens association at last evenings Union City meeting. A throng of several hundred firemen attended from across the county. The gathering heard an illustrated talk on Life Saving, and featured a first mushball game with Wesleyville defeating North East. A picnic was planned for later in the month and a committee was named to protest with plans for the voting location and date.
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Curry High School
Uys
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Albion
Rollo McGray
Waterford
Herbert Nonomaque
Haboreeck
Lyle Hackett
Wesleyyilie
Robert ¥Irman
Harborcreek
Andrew Paulson
Cherry
Albion Department
Corry
Albiod
Wesleyville
North Mast
Ralph Suliday
Slaha Discharged After Not Guilty Verdict and Costs
A jury returned a verdict of not guilty for Bluba of Solota on a disorderly conduct charge and disturbing the peace. The court ordered Bluba to pay half the costs in the Alderman G H Gordon case proceedings this morning.
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Planes land on Dutch coast during Alps hop mission
Amsterdam July 1 Gen Tato Belba led the Hallam squadron of 24 planes to a coast landing after a high altitude hop over the Alps ending the first stage at Orbetello. One plane, Udinifla, crashed in the water. rescuers pulled the commander and three others from the wreck as one crewman was missing. Dutch naval trainees aided the rescue, and the injured were taken to Amsterdam hospitals.
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Orbetello
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Udinifla
Red
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Jan Witkamp
Adinl
Orange Siiices
Uyler Zee
Two Die in Meadville Area Auto Crash Near Saegertown
Two people were killed in an auto collision one mile north of the McGuffintown bridge on the Erie Meadville highway Monday afternoon. John Kane, 68, of Meadville was the driver. Mrs Elizabeth Calvin, 65, of Transfer died later at Meadville City Hospital. Three other occupants were injured and reported improving by Friday night.
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Elizabeth Calvin
Transfer
John Kane
McGuffintown Bridge
Erie-Meadville
Kane
R Thompson
Sharpaville
Margaret Hell
Lawrence Succeeds Heiner as Pittsburgh Revenue Collector
July 1 David Lawrence assumed office as internal revenue collector for the Pittsburgh district and began his administration by announcing wholesale and retail beer dispensing may comply with federal regulations. The dealers previously believed yesterday was the final day to seek licenses, and many gathered at the federal office in the days following June.
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Col Simpson to Speak at Pine Grove Civil War Monument Dedication
Col David Simpson will deliver the address at the Pine Grove cemetery dedication for Civil War veterans. The ceremony hinges on a repaired monument, delayed by quarry labor issues, with a procession from City Park and participation from American Legion, VFW, and related groups.
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Car and Truck Collide at North Corry Involving Four People
At about 11:80 this morning a Buick sedan driven by Otis Dennis collided with a Ford truck driven by B. B. Love at the Columbus avenue and Center street intersection. Alwin Henkin, riding in the truck, was hurled through the windshield and suffered multiple injuries. Love was shaken but uninjured. Mrs. Sarah Cooke in the Dennis car bruised and shocked. Dennis shaken but not seriously harmed. Police attended to Henkin at the scene.
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Seventeenth Avenue
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B. B. Love
Columbus Avenue
Center Street
Alwin Henkin
East South
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Love
Sarah Cooke
Pater- Vion
Dennis
Oleo
Four Per Cent Rate Set for Public Works Loans
Washington July 1 cabinet board overseeing Roosevelt's 3 8 0 0 000 000 construction program declares four per cent interest to be charged on loans for all public works. Oneonta July 1 Fifteen year old James Webb son of Mayor Tsake Webb of Gilbertsville confessed to killing his mother with an axe as she stayed in bed according to State Police Capt. Danl Fox.
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Oneonta
James Webb
Tsake Webb
Gilbertsville
Dan. Lel Fox
Probe Shotting Inquires Into Death In Pittsburgh
Police launched an inquiry into the death of a local real estate agent unnamed in the fragment, found shot to death in Highland Park. The incident date and full identifiers are unclear from the text but the probe is underway in Pittsburgh.
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Erskine for carmaker ends life in crisis
Albert Russel Erskine, 62, president of the Studebaker Corporation, shot himself in the heart and died today in South Bend Indiana. The body was found by his son Albert Russell Erskine Jr. The tragedy was announced by Paul G. Hoffman, receiver for Studebaker, amid recent receivership pressures on the firm. He had been with the company since 1911.
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Studebaker Corporation
Albert Russell Erskine, Jr
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Four Partners In Kuhn Loeb Splits Sixty Percent
United Press reports secret partnership terms at Kuhn Loeb and Company show four partners share 58 percent of profits. Otto H. Kahn gets 14 percent, Felix Warburg 18 percent, and Elisha Walker 13 percent, with an 8 percent senior partner pool and 34 percent allocated to eight other partners. The arrangement mirrors Morgan terms and involves profits, losses, and guaranteed incomes for junior members.
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United Press
Washington
Kuti, Loeb and Company
International Bank
Loeb
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Morgan
Morgan and Company
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Bahn
Otto H. Kahn
Senate Stock Market Investigating Committee
Mortimer
Schiff
Josses
House of Morgan
Worker Hurt In Press Accident At Shermur Metal Plant
James Gows a 21 year old worker was injured at the Shermur Metal Company plant on East Pleasant Street shortly before noon. His right hand was crushed in a press, injuring the second and third fingers. he was taken to Copry hospital where amputation between the first and second fingers was performed and he later returned home.
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Mee
Shermur Metal Company
Roscoe Turner and Amelia Earhart Pace Bendix Race
Roscoe Turner from Wichita and Amelia Earhart sped westward from New York toward Los Angeles in the Bendix transcontinental air race. Six aviators started from Floyd Bennett Field in New York racing to complete the course in about 12 hours. Boardman was critically injured in a crash during the early legs near Indianapolis, delaying the contest.
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Wichita
Turner
Los Ange
Muss
Nichols
Miss Bearhart
Ind
Russell Boardman
Boardman
Gehibach
Patterson
Wylfis
Gehlbach
Tocal
Bennett Field
Tive
Amelia Earhart
America
Goldberg Named to Public Service Body
Harrisburg July 1 Hurman J Goldberg Wilkes Barree deputy state attorney general named to the Public Service Commission by Governor Pinchot The court voided King’s claim to the chairmanship and he was ordered to relinquish the post Goldberg will delay taking the commission seat for about 10 days to finish duties in the Department of Justice Goodnough Emporium reappointed chairman for a new term starting today Mohawk mine workers return after months of idling following a mine closure
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Senate
Pitchot
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