Dairymen push higher prices at Pennsylvania hearing
Pennsylvania milk producers urged the State Milk Central Board to raise prices to cover rising costs. Representatives from the Dairymen Cooperative Association and Spring Creek Milk Producers Association testified that consumers would likely pay more for milk and cream, and proposed higher producer prices and revised marketing areas to reflect western production costs.
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Unttea
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Milk Central Board
Pblic
H. B. Steete
Pitta
Kidnea Mlealerh
Philadelphia
Steele
France Denies Complicity in German Revolt
Paris reports the French government denounces Germany's claims of French links to anti-Hitler plotters led by General von Schteiger. The denial says no contact with the French government occurred. Rumors of Munich street fighting reached Strasbourg. borders remained open and trains ran normally. A minor grass fire near a railway line prompted a noon department response with no property damage.
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Germany
France
United Press
Paris
Kul von Schteieger
Munich
Strasbourg
Doctor Slugged After Treating Wounded Bandit
Three States chase Dillinger gang after a bank robbery in Merchants National Bank in South Bend Indiana. Dr Leslie Laird of North Webster treated a wounded bandit and was beaten unconscious, spurring a large multi state manhunt across Ohio Indiana and Illinois. Police reported Mack Leach Indiana State Police and federal agents led the manhunt with officers netting highways while vigilantly identifying possible Dillinger associates.
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United Press
South Bend
Ind
Aliss Get
John Dillinger
Leslie Lab
North Webster
Dillinger
Ohio
Indiana
Tllinois
Dr Laird
Merchants NaUonal Bank
Harry Wagner
Anystander
Ban' Office
Math Leach
Tndiana State Police
Atidbaiha
Qolm
Higar
Novi Wenster
Orde
Dr. Laird
Plan Land Markers in Geodetic Survey
Washington July 2 The governments Coast and Geodetic Survey begins construction of land elevation markers at 10 mile intervals across the United States. Officials deny reports of giant towers for geodetic laboratories. Elevation markers will be small corner plants aiding engineers. Project funded by the Public Works Administration.
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United Press
Washington
Governments
Coast and Geodetic Survey
United States
Public Works Administration
Astor and Bride Arrive in Chicago After Private Train Arrival
Chicago July 2 John Astor Tf and his bride Ellen Tuck French arrived in Chicago in a private car but were not at home to the curious. Curtsies were drawn and attendants guarded all doors. They planned to join a Chicago and North Western train later for the Pacific coast, with immediate plans undisclosed.
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Chicago
John
Jason Astor Tf
Ellen Tuck French
Chicaem
Curions
Curtsing
Chicago and
Northwestern
Pacificoast
F D R Names National Advisory Committee
President Roosevelt today issued an executive order creating a national emergency committee to advise him on public works labor disputes and industrial recovery. The measure aims to coordinate policy during the critical recovery period and involves key federal agencies and advisory figures.
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Uniteet
Washington
Foosevell
Doubts on Ford NRA compliance emerge in Washington
In Washington on July 2 doubts rose whether Henry Ford had truly made peace with the NRA. Administrator Hagerty Johnson reported receipt of a letter from Ford claiming continued compliance with the automotive code, while Ford attorney Louis Colombo said the letter was not from Ford. Johnson later said he was unsure of the letter’s meaning and hoped Ford would officially sign.
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United Press
Washington
Henry Forde
NRA
Hagfi
Johnson
Jeller
Ford Company
Galt
Ford
Former Hitler aide dies by own hand in Berlin
Gregor Strasser, once close confidant of Chancellor Adolf Hitler and a key Nazi figure, reportedly committed suicide after learning of Kurt von Schleicher's killing. Once influential in Nazi propaganda, Strasser had recent frictions with Hitler, left politics, and returned to leading a large Berlin chemical firm.
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United Press Berlin
Gregor Strasser
Addf Hiller
Kurt von Schleicher
Strassen
Hier
Hitler
Goeving
Goebbels
Straster
Berlin
Roosevelt vacation trip aboard U S cruiser
President Roosevelt relaxed at sea on a Chesapeake Bay cruise aboard the U S S Houston. The party includes Franklin Jr and John Roosevelt. After dispatches and papers were sent ashore at Hampton Roads the ship moved to sea. The trip follows a day spent with advisers and a political appointment made on the Federal Trade Commission. Crowds gathered along the White House route to Annapolis.
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Fred
United Press
U.S. S. Gilmer
Thesapeake Bay
Roosevelt
Houston
Atlantic
Franklin
John
Houslin
Chesapeake Bay
Hampton Roads
Gilmer
Williamson
Ross McIntyre
Rudolph Forster
Gus Gennerich
McDuffie
Raymond Maley
W. A. Aytes
Kan
James Landis
Federal Trade Commission
White House
Annapolis
Maniac stalks Wheeling plant. two more slain
Steubenville July report says a mysterious killer stalks Wheeling Steel. Victims Ray Soenendorfer 38 and Willis Messer 53 were shot as they entered the open hearth department and died in the mill hospital. A manhunt followed with Blondhounds and a river crossing suspected. prior victims include Fred Melsheimer 35 last January and James Barnett shot in March. authorities label the killer a maniac.
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United Press
Fred Melsheimer
Mall
James
Youth Suffers Fractured Jaw in Unexplained Incident
Lloyd Whitman, 24, of 410 Seco nvenue, is a Corry hospital patient with a fractured jaw. Police and hospital staff have no details on how he was injured. Spencerburg resident Claire Waldner, R. D. 2, Spartansburg, treated for a lacerated finger. Several minor auto accidents occurred over the weekend near Corry, including a near wreck with a youth named Blaba driving. occupants' conditions were not fully known.
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Lloyd Whitman
Seconvenue
Corry Hospital
Wil
Claire Waldner
Spartansburg
Neath
Blaba
East Tawas Youth Arraigned After Yachting Party Massacre
A 13 year old, J. Wood, was arraigned on first degree murder charges for killing Sheriff Miller and four others and wounding one after a party in East Tawas. Police say the youth fired on guests including Dr. Somers, Mrs. Hayes, and Roy Hickey, then killed Sheriff Miller as he approached. Wood claimed sleep disruption prompted the shootings and said he feared lynching.
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United Press
East Tawas
Mich
A J. Wand
Charles C. Miller
Tongo County
Stanley Somers
Lloyd Hayes
Roy Hickey
Wood
Hope
Arthur A. Janson
Woost
Wool
Somers
Hayes
Mus
Hickey
Sheriff Miller
Henneous Wins Truck Permit For Erie to Corry Route
Erie operator Harold E. Henneous granted certificate to move property between Erie and Corry via Waterford and Union City. Also approvals for Alko Express lines to consolidate freight service across multiple Pennsylvania routes, including Johnstown and Pittsburgh corridors, with intermediate points. Aphraius G. Shaffer of Jeannette authorized to transport household goods, office furnishings, and store equipment.
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Erie
Corry
United Press
Harrisburg
Public Service Commission
Alko Express Lines
Johnstown
Pittsburg
Ligonier
Greensburg
Bedford
Chamberlmin
York
Lancaster
Lewistown
Tyrone
Altoona
Windber
Central City
Meyersdale
Harold E. Henneous
Hme
Tranport
Gerry
Waterford
Union City
Aphraius G. Shaffer
Jeannette
Une
Two Flyers Forced Down in Germany Be Un 4"?
Berlin July 2 Joseph and Benjamin Adamowitz Pollap soft drink manufacturers of Brooklyn made a forced landing today at Thorn while en route to Warsaw on their trans Atlantic flight A leaky gasoline line caused the incident They left Thie mendorf after spending the night at 9 30 am Thorn lies in the Polish corridor about midway to Warsaw from Thie mendorf The brothers resumed attempts to fly later today
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Berlin
Joseph
Benjamin Adamowitz
Pollap Soft Drink
Brooklyn
Thorn
Warsaw
Thiemendorf
Fers
Rakes
Dallas Gunman Kills Four After Refused Outing
Hugh Davis, 50, in Dallas on July 2 shot three men and one woman to death after they refused to join him at an outing. Victims include Mrs Sally Carson, 40, farmer's wife. Julia Patrick Moore, 7. Sam Carson, 19. and Mrs Frank D Riehavily, daughter-in-law. Davis then shot himself.
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United Press
Dallas
Texas
Hugh Davis
Sally Arson
Davis Farmer
Wif
Julia Patrick Moore
Sam Carson
Carson
Frank D. Riehavily
Two Victims of Shootings Improve in Bayle Street Area
Reports from Saturday indicate both Harold Walsh and Edward Weaver are recovering after accidental rifle discharges. Walsh, wounded in the buttock while with companions en route to a swimming hole west of the city, is said to be improving under medical care. Weaver, 44, of Union City, was hit in the leg while gardening when a target practice shot misfired nearby. Both injuries are described as not serious and patients are progressing satisfactorily.
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Harold Walsh
Gilward Wills
Bayle Street
Dward Weaver
Union City
Weaver
Washington Lunch Opens in Grandin Building
The Washington Lunch, owned by Mick Pappas, will open in the Grandin building formerly Lanston store. The storeroom is redecorated and furnished, with a modern lunch counter and expanded dining room. The former Realty building site suffered fire damage previously.
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Washington Lunch
Grandin Building
Washington Munch
Mick Pappas
Grandin
Lanston
Washington
New Rotary Club Officers Named for Tuesday
Harold Wolfe, principal of the Junior High School, is named president of the Ryvacy Club. Wolfe returns from the Rotary International convention in Detroit and will present a report on world gathering highlights at the Tuesday luncheon at the County Hotel. Stapleton also returns for duties with the Corry James Town Manufacturing Company.
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Ryvacy Club
Hotel Counry
Harold Wolfe
Te Tunior High
Str
Wolfe
Rothry
Detroit
Mich
Sedt
Germany quiet after twelve revolt leaders slain
Berlin July 2 Chancellor Hitler announced the Nazi purge was complete. A dozen storm troop leaders were executed by firing squad as part of a planned revolt suppression. The death toll rose toward two thousand, with Goering in charge of Berlin order and Goebbels, Himmler, and Papen figures mentioned in the political crisis. President Hindenburg blessed Hitler’s actions from East Prussia, while Von Papen’s position remained unclear.
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Frederick Oechsner
United Press
United Virnsa
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Berman Soeringark
Paul Joseph Goeppeli
Paul von Findenburg
Neudeck
East Prussia
Walter Munk
Java
Leslie
Orbidien
Goersip
Oracle SS Corps
Alirecton
Heitswehr
Gran- Jlenburg
Ernst Boehm
Storm
Prince August Wilhelm
Stai
August Wilhelm
Vic
Franz von Paper von Papen
Junker
Hibier
von Papen
Secretari
Munich
National
Fiat
Paull von Hindenburg
Netdeck
Pimrstsl
Hermann Giering
Alo
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President
Hawaiian Islands
Charles Puller
Virgie Marie
Centerville
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Wheeling Steel Corporation
Loyd Whitman
Sparta
Henneous
Jesy
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Rotary Club
Stapleton
Corry-Jamestown Manufacturing Company
Hindenburg
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