World fliers missing since leaving Berlin. Corry unit to camp
Special Pennsylvania Railroad move carries Company A from Corry to Mount Gretna for a two week summer encampment. Train plans include Erie departure and multiple detachments joining en route. Debate in state legislature over Pymatuning Dam funds prompts jobs risk for Northwestern Pennsylvania workers. French submarine Promethee sinks off Cherbourg with 66 feared dead. seven rescued.
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Corry Evening Journal
Berlin
Cherbourg
Mount Gretna
Erie
Mt. Gretna
Meadville
Corry
Pennsylvania ‘Railroad
Warren
Co. L
Kane
Co. M
Bradford
Fa Score
Thore Corry
Pennsylvania
Pymatuaing
Pymatuning
Talbot-Turner
Spangler
York
United Press
Paris
Ministry of Marine
France
Navy Yard
Cotestel Demesnil
Von
Fail to Reach Moscow Sighted Near Boundary
United Press reports James Mattern and Bennett Griffin on a record flight disappeared after leaving Berlin for Moscow. No word since, with a possible sighting near the Baltic frontier. Officials feared for their safety as rescue planes standby for any downed location in Russia or nearby regions.
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Eugene Lyons
United Press
Moscow
James Mattern
Bennett Griffin
Europe
Hadeen
Berlin
Poli
Century of Progress
Fiers
Baltic Sea
Modcow
Urals
Siberia
Russian Aviation Society
Ossoviakhim
Russia
Fragmentary legal notice from county estate proceeding
Incomplete OCR text shows a county estate matter naming an administrator and claims related to real estate. The legible elements indicate a probate or estate action with a named administrator and references to an estate and property.
Bloc Moves To Force Vote On Modification
In Washington the beer bloc in the House pressed to petition Speaker Garner for an immediate floor vote on modifying the Volstead Act. Republican anti prohibitionists, led by Rep William J Hull, circulated the petition on the House floor and in cloakrooms. The move follows the Democratic platform at Chicago calling for immediate revision of the Volstead law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
House
Garner
Senate
Bingham
Home Loan Bank
William J. Hull
Chicago
Smith Pledge to DemocratsBoosts Roosevelt-Garner Ticket
Washington July 7 The pledge of support from Alfratt Smith to the Roosevelt Garner ticket sent the Democratic campaign off to a singing start. Leaders hailed the move as a major boost, with Cohen and Robinson calling it powerful and a path to sweeping 40 states. The pledge aimed to ease party bitterness and aid Roosevelt in the eastern industrial states.
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Franklin D. Troosevelt
Cohen
Dem
Smith
Senate
Robinson
Roosevelt
New York
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Raosevell- Heald
Rise In Livestock Prices Boosts Farm Commodities
An advance in farm commodity prices was prompted by rising hog and cattle quotes along with firmer grain and butter values. Experts forecast further gains into fall as heavy consumption outstrips production and farmers, discouraged by prior lows, curb hog and cattle production.
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United Press
Chicago
America
Visitors Held After Falconer Gas Station HoldUp
Pair from Columbus Ohio and Dunkirk Hobart McMie are jailed in Falconer after confessing to the hold up of the Standard Oil gas station near the D A W and Fi railroad tracks. About 36 dollars was recovered. They will be arraigned on first degree robbery charges.
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Corry
Robert Plummer
Columbus
Ohio
Hobart McMie
Dunkirk
Jamestown
Standard of Company
A. W
Falconer
Justice of the Peace
Howard J. Fisk
Conneaut
Olio
Fumily
Bustal
Buffalo
Fife
Cory
Britain Welcomes Hoover Plan but Demands Conditions
London July 7 Britain welcomes the Hoover disarmament plan announced by acting prime minister Baldwin in the House of Commons. Britain says it cannot accept unconditionally and seeks linked naval air and military disarmament. She proposes cutting capital ship tonnage by 195000 tons versus Hoover’s 175000 tons, and calls for total submarine abolition and prohibition of aerial bombing.
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Britain
United Press
London
Great Britain
Stanley Baldwin
House of Commons
United Kingdom
Hoover
Baldwin
Hit Run Victim Identified as Local Man
Remains of John Cournean, 36, of Farmers Valley and formerly Kane, were identified after a hit and run near Solegrove. He was struck by a car, then fatally hit again by Jerome Raught’s vehicle in fog. Investigations by County Detective J D Allison and Coroner W D Allen found the first auto failed to stop.
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John Cournean
John
Thomas Courgean
Nate van Dressar
Oil City
Farmers’ Valley
Kane
Cournean
Company
Neat Solegrove
Jon Coumnean
Farmers Valley
Coumean
Jerome Raught
Bradford
Raught
J. d. Allison
W. D. Allen
Conmean
Police Intervene to Halt Vets Clash in Washington
Police Superintendent Glassford intervened to separate rival factions at the Anacostia camp. He quieted a group advancing on John Pact of Detroit, insurgent leader aiming to depose Walter W. Weters as commander of the onus army during a tense protest near the encamped expeditionary force.
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Washington
Glassford
John Pact
Detroit
Walter W. Weters
Anacostia
Kiwanis Club Plans Lake Outing July 13
The Cory Kiwanis Club arranged its annual outing at Lake Canadahta for next Wednesday afternoon at the Hotel Corty. The event features a big picnic and various sports including mushball tennis and swimming. Guests Miller Shoop and others from Pittsburgh New York and Los Angeles attended as club members shared convention reports.
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Lake Canadahta
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Corty
Service Club
Ray Greene
Chris Christensen
Cory Club
Kiwanis International
Detroit
Miller Shoop
Los Angeles
Calif
Isa
California
Gens Eral. Y
T. W. Gorham
Pittsburgh
Relpt Bosteick
New York City
Olin W. Bracken
This City
School Tax Notices Placed In Mail By New Collector
School tax notices for 193% were mailed yesterday by George H. Gordon the new collector. Hundreds of property owners and taxpayers received their notices today. The same millage as in 1881 prevails again this year while the per capita tax remains in force.
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George H. Gordon
Hospital Drive Revival Plans At Board Meeting
The Corry hospital campaign outlines revival plans as directors re elect Clyde Fr Brown to lead for another year. Officers named include Harrison Keppel first vice president C M Howard second vice president and Sidney B Wiston secretary treasurer. A report notes eighty eight patients in June for 491 service days while six ty pledges of five dollars monthly support the hospital’s finances.
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Corry Hospital
Association
Clyde Fr .Brown
Messrs. Howard
Keppel
DeRosay
Kincaid
Brown
Bilston
Graham
C. T. Brown
Oter
Harrison H. Keppel
C. M. Howard
Sidney B. Wiston
J. J. Desmond
Miss Bartlett
Protection From Cheap Foreign Steel Sparks Congressional Push
July 7 Cleveland report says dumping of cheap steel by foreign countries demoralizes U S industry and threatens ruin. Letter sent to Congress by executives, signed by presidents of 41 members of the National Association of Flat Rolled Steel Manufacturers.
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Amiten Free
Cleveland
United States
Congress
National ‘Association of
Radio Entertainment Highlights on NBC CBS and W Network
A listing of tonight’s prime radio lineups features NBC networks WIZ and WEAF with Regimentalists at 7 and Big Six of the Air at 8 00, WABC CBS network airing Mills Brothers at 9, and Dance Hour with Walter Winchell at 8 15 plus Past Fraight.
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WIZ
NBC Network
WEAF
NBC W
WABC
CBS
Mills Brothers
Walter Winchell
Fraight
Two Killed One Missing Four Hurt In Mine Cave-In
Greensburg Pa July 7 Two men were killed and four others were injured when the roof of the John Carr coal company Edne Number 1 mine at Adamsburg collapsed. Workers cleared debris from an earlier cave-in when more coal and slate buried a missing man. The two dead were mine foreman Georg Rager and Angelo Berolin.
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Greensburg
Nina
John Carr Coal Company
Edne
Adamsburg
Georg
Rager
Angelo Rerolin
Ther Myners
Roosevelt Firmon Democratic Plank on Prohibition
United Press reports from Albany that Roosevelt indicated the Democratic platform will include a 18th amendment repeal plank. Sources close to the governor said the stance signals a shift in party policy and pending congressional action.
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Roosevelt
United Prest Albany
D. Roosevelt
Calsgress
Governau
Mes
Democratic Party
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Promethee
Sever
Marine Ministry
Mattern and
Griffin
Mosco
Eliers
Sant St.ata
Rator
Elson
Nistrator
Ance
Stad Press
Plan Kiwanis Club
Lake
Hotel Corry
U.S
C. F. Brown
U. S
Stewart Brown
Lausanne
Switzerland
Tully
Japan
Germany
Jance
Italy
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