Counterfeit Ring Nabs Four in New York and Pennsylvania
Police hold three men and one woman in connection with a counterfeit operation spreading through southwestern New York and northwestern Pennsylvania. Named suspects include Morris Cinnaman 28 of Buffalo Romaine Cinnaman 23 Frank Cinnaman 20 of St Marys and Rocky Noble 29 of Kane. Arrest stemmed from tip by a gasoline station operator near Jamestown who passed a counterfeit bill for fuel. The ring is believed to have operated across the region.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Morris Cinnaman
Buffalo
Romaine
Frank Cinaman
St. Marys
Rocky Noble
Kane
Jamiestown
Contractor Slain At Johnsonburg In Early Morning Shooting
An inquest into the death of Joe Zampagne a 40 year old contractor is likely tonight after his bullet riddled body was found near his home in Johnsonburg Police have no clues to the assailants who stopped his car and fired eight shots as he stepped from the vehicle The shooting was not discovered for some time with fireworks sounds masking the gunfire during the night.
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Joe Zampagne
Johnsonburg
Home of Miners' Leader Bombed
The home of John Boylan, president of United Mine Workers of America District 1, was dynamited. No one was injured but the front of the Boulevard avenue dwelling was wrecked, the porch and interior damaged, and two nearby homes sustained damage.
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United Fream Bcranton
Dilly
John Boylan
Distnee A. 1
United Mime Workers of America
Ofe
Boulevard Avenue
Boylan
Youngest Old Man in Cory to Dedicate Pine Grove G A R Monument
Oliver Casler, famed as the youngest old man in Corry, will take an active part in the dedication ceremonies for the Pine Grove monument to G A R members buried there. The event, with proper tributes, will occur next Sunday afternoon.
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Oliver Casler
Corry
Pine Grove
Mr. Casler
Jeadore
Italian Air Armada TS Off for Iceland
The Italian air armada led by Gen Balbo and 24 flying boats completed the third stage of a Chicago Exposition flight, arriving at Reykjavik, Iceland after a 930 mile leg from Londonderry. Weather delays persisted as the fleet pressed on toward its Arctic leg.
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United Press
Reykjavik
Iceland
Tralo Balbo
Chiago
Londonderry
Ireland
Ttalo Balbo
Fedi
Royal Air Force
Chicago Exposition
Balbo
Loughieu
Tceland
Hebrides Islands
Atlantic
Tift Iee
Great Axa Fjord
Couple Killed in Foggy Newport Auto Crash
In Newport Pennsylvania a fog caused a string of automobile accidents. Mr and Mrs Harry Wolcott of Pittsburgh died when their car tried to avoid a wreck. Four others were seriously injured including Charles Hunley of Altoona George Reynolds of Pittsburgh and Ray Hanley of Juniata. The Wolcott car collided with a vehicle driven by Dr Newton Allen of Lewistown which had struck a guard rail.
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Ser Mna
Frese
Ray Hanley
Wolcott Ca
Texas Gulf Coast Braces for Hurricane Strike
Texas coast residents warned to seek higher ground as a hurricane was forecast to strike soon. The Weather Bureau noted above normal tides and shifting ground conditions along the gulf shore, prompting precautionary evacuation.
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Ohirnett
Tex
Texas Gulf Coast
Eigniny
United States Weather Bureau
Four youths and others die in Franklin fireworks blast
A dynamite stick improvised as a firecracker kills 15 year old Que H May of Praniklin. Nine year old Marian Gisewhite of Kerrtown drowns after sinking into a deep hole in French Creek. Samuel Conway, 70, of Salamanca dies from a fractured skull after an explosion at the Crystal Restaurant area. Fifteen year old Whissell Winship of Little Valley Salamanca road dies from burns after a fireworks accident. Dozens more injured in surrounding towns as mobile fireworks incidents mount.
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Que H. May
Gus H. May
Praniklin
Marian Glsewhite
Joseph Glsewhite
Kerrtown
French Creek
Meadville
Telizabeth
Louis M. Hilliary
Samuel Conway
Salamanca
Salamanca City Hospital
Conway
Whissel! Winship
Little Valley-Salamanca
Hagen setting fast pace with first round 68
In St Andrews Scotland July 5 Walter Haven of Detroit former titleholder shot 68 to set pace in the British Open. Hagen led early with 70 while Nolan and Sarazen posted 72. Dunlap and Archibald Compston followed at 72. Graig Wood 77 and Larston struggled with putting on many holes. The field began the 72 hole test, with results from yesterday and Monday qualifying not counting toward the final outcome.
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St, Andrews
Scotland
Walter Haven
Detroit
Hagen
Cyril J. H
Gene Sarazen
Coral Gables
Fla
George T. Dunlap
New York
Archie Compston
Graig Wood
Deal
N. d
Bike Hagen
Larston
Attr
Bunkee
Shooting Linked to Jewel Theft Haunts City Tax Penalty
Homicide investigators probe the fatal Lombard Street shooting of Mithhal Nixon tied to Sydney Hutchinson a social firm pillar and a $114,900 jewel theft from the Hutchinson Beverly Be car mansion in Lawrence. City treasurer notes rising tax penalties as delinquent payments inch toward 95,000 with one percent added if not paid within 45 days.
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Hutchinson Country
Beverly Bercan
Lawrence, Mess
Wesney
Neer
Miya Eye Pope
Holboro
Es Jas
Indy Taathens
Balbony
Gold thieves target dental offices over holiday
Thieves—described as a professional gang—burglarized two dental practices, Dr. R. B. Mosier and Dr. Harry Rhodes, between Monday evening and today, stealing finished gold work valued over 200 and sample items. Police began an immediate investigation with little help so far.
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Met
Garry
Pr. R. B. Mosier
Cohen Bloke
Harry R. Rhodes
Horn Block
Mosier
Rhodes
Flanigan
Unseasonable Storm Hits Coast Vessels In Fatal Drift
Coast guard seven boats and four seaplanes scoured seas from Cape May to Lewes for seventy or more mariners adrift on barges disabled by a severe storm. Five men died after the S G Wilder’s crew tried to rescue them. the tug Scanslon and the collier A L Kent battled heavy seas and a fouled tow line as winds and waves drove barges toward shoals.
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United Press
New York
Coast Guard
Cape May
Lewes
Gale Witish
Deliware
Penwitke
Scanlon
A L. Kent
S. G. Wilder
WEP
A. B. Welles
Popular subscriptions to operate fountain in park
The water fountain in City Park resumed operation late Monday after funds were raised by local subscriptions. Property owners around the park and other interested residents contributed, securing enough money to sustain fountain operations for the rest of the summer. The fountain had been off in June as the City Council cut expenses under the 1933 millage reduction. A broad campaign in favor of running the fountain culminated in a successful subscription drive early this week.
Sharon Girl Leaves Corry Hospital After Drowning Rescue
Jewel Evans a 13 year old of Sharon escaped drowning at Findley Lake when Clifton M Howard of Corry jumped in to save her after she sank in a 12 to 15 foot hole off Shadyside. She was underwater over three minutes but survived with rapid first aid overseen by Albert Young. She returned home to Sharon with improving health and was treated for possible lung infection.
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Jewel Evans
J. Osborne Evans
West Ate Street
Sharon
Findley Lake
Corry Hospital
Shadyside
Clifton M. Howard
Corry
Albert Young
My Howard
Gcard
WHS
Gee
Slash in Federal Salaries Extended 1
President Roosevelt extended the one percent reduction in federal salaries by executive order through December. The action applies to all government employees and follows earlier cost-cutting measures amid wartime finance.
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Roosevelt
Oldest Civil War Vet of Corry Reaches 94 At Memorial
Jason C. Smith, Corry’s oldest living Civil War veteran, turns 94 as he prepares to be honored at the Pine Grove cemetery memorial dedication for Grand Army burials. Born February 18, 1839 in Sugar Grove, he reflects on his wartime service and local life.
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Jason C. Smith
Corry
Pine Grave
Grand Army
Sugar Grove
Turner dominates Flying Glory as Roscoe Turner wins Thompson Trophy
Col Roscoe Turner, veteran air racer, drives his gold Wedell Williams craft to victory in the Thompson Trophy, ending a four day national air race. He earns 3,975 dollars for the Thompson win and 5,050 dollars for the Bendix cross country. Jimmy Wedell finishes second in both events amid hazy conditions and a minor pylon miss.
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George H. Seale
United Press
Los Angeles
Cali
Roscoe Turner
Oday
Turner
Cource
Jimmy Doolittle
New York
Jimmy Wedell
Patterson, Lit
Houbthead
Tor Wedel
Corry Quiet Fourth of July Observed Across City
Corry spent a quiet Fourth of July with the city nearly deserted. The Holiday game at Country Club and crowded Rax Theatre shows contrasted with lakeside gatherings in nearby towns. Few cracker noises signaled the holiday, and local observance seemed minimal.
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Corny
Country Club Hong
Rax Theatre
World Economic Conference adjournment debated in London
United States sources say Prime Minister MacDonald led delegates to decide to adjourn the world economic conference indefinitely, with a two month return to gauge currency stabilization readiness. Roosevelt’s suggestions were deemed unsatisfactory, stirring opposition to his leadership from several nations.
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United Press
London
United States
J. Ramsay MacDonald
Roossevelt
Cordell Mull
Eniess
Ofjfer
Hull
Roose
coniquilt#e
Roosevelt
Cordell Hull
James P. Warburg
Auviser
Raymond Moley
Key Pittman
J. Ramsy MacDonald
Mr. MacDonald
Roone
Velt
Man and Daughter Killed by Coal Truck
A man and his daughter were killed late last night in Kittanning after their car was struck by a heavily loaded coal truck following a collision with another auto. Police reported the two were standing near the vehicle when the truck struck them. Lloyd Strayer, 31, of Clayport, was the driver of the truck and is under patrol inquiry pending inquest.
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Oy United Prous
Lloyd Strayer
Clayoturg
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