Guardsmen Open Two Weeks Maneuvers At Mount Gretna
Company A of the Pennsylvania National Guard departs Corry by special train for Mount Gretna for a two week encampment. The 112th and Erie battalion units join Meadvill and Warren troops. Captain Houghton leads a top-notch company as relatives bid farewell. Roster lists officers, noncoms, and 60 plus enlisted men.
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Mount Gretna
Pennsylvania National Guard
Erie Battalion
Liestone
11Th Infantry
Pennsylvania Railroad
Erie
Meadville
Warren
Kane
Houghton
Liuts
Brown
Feliman
Company A
William S. Houghton
Robert, Brown
Ross G. Fetlman
Guy B. Abbey
Alfred Hudson
Norman Mountain
Cecil Ross
Ronald M. Shank
Paul 2. Stecup
Harold J. Walters
Milford Webster
George W. Blair
Willard T. Cady
Lynford Chase
Lawrence P. Gretzler
Andrew Hanson
Carel Haskins
Erwin Mountain
Elwond Baccus
Hugh H. Baillie
Benny Butcher
Robert Cogswell
Rex Cornell
William Geer
Orrin Long
Dean Mitchell
Wilfred Mountain
Harris Robbins
Robert Sears
William Suiderski
Henry A. Grubbs
Merle H. Upperman
Norman York
Clyde Anthony
Lawrence Anderson
Andrew C. Apps
Gloria Babcock
Ralph Babcock
Dale Bunnell
Harold Courtney
Fred Gentitman
Albert Gilbert
Bert Goodwill
Ellery Green
William T. Harrington
Fornell B. Johnson
Stanley M. Kushner
Mank
Lindgley
Vie9
Fanges
Richard T. Mountain
Edward F. Gyer
Tey Patton
Everett J. Phillips
William C. Reed
Daniel Reynolds
Walter Sears
Walter J. Turner
Samuel H. Upperman
Joe A. Watroba
John Westley
Marion Whipple
Henry R. Wille
William Wojtaszelg
Amos York
Corry Hospital Seeks Potatoes and Vegetables from Community
Corry hospital reports a great need for potatoes and other vegetables plus food supplies. Residents are urged to send or notify the hospital of any produce available during this challenging period. Past appeals brought generous responses and officials hope for continued community support to sustain the hospital.
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Corry Hospital
Mill Village E R Agent Badly Burned
Wellington Porter, Erie Railroad agent at Mill Village, suffered severe burns in an oil can explosion while trying to start a fire. He is hospitalized with both legs badly burned and faces uncertain survival. Porter is son-in-law of Mrs. Audie Johnson of Corry and leaves a wife and two young sons.
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Wellington Porter
Erie Railroad
Mill Village
Porter
Audie Johnson
Corry
Erle
W. K. Worster
Waterford
Rallrous
Reynolds Chum to Be Quizzed in Probe Today
Daly 9 Albert Walker, a material witness in the death of Smith Reynolds by gunshot, was under guard in Winston-Salem as he prepared to tell the coroner what preceded and followed the death. Libby Holman Reynolds testified amid dramatic developments as the coroner’s jury pursued details of the case and the future of the Reynolds estate.
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United Press
Winston Salem
N. C
Daly
Albert
Ab) Walker
Smith Reynolds
Walker
Libby Holtian Reynolds
Broadway
Singer
Smith
Jlty
Carol Hina
Reynolds Tobacco
Libby Holman
Five Best Radio Entertainments Tonight Across Networks
NBC and CBS networks present diverse programming tonight. WEAF offers a 7:00 concert and a 9:00 hour with a guest orchestra, WABC features a 7:00 concert, a Lewisohn Stadium concert, and a 9:08 public affairs program, while WIZ and WEAF NBC network list band and public affairs segments.
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WEAF
NBC Network
WABC
CBS Network
Lewisohn Stadium
I Wiz
NBC W Network
GBS
Public Affairs Institute
Attempt to Raise French Submarine Promethee
Italian salvage crews from Artigio II and Rostro tried today to pass chains beneath the sunken Promethee in the English Channel as two men remained aboard. Currents hindered the effort, forcing heavier weighting of the diving bell after crews adapted to working in deeper waters.
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United Press
Hold Two After Girls Nude Body Tossed From Car Buffalo
The nude body of 16 year old Louise Aquista, fatally shot, was hurled from a speeding car toward Columbus Hospital as police pursued the vehicle for a traffic violation. Two youths, Ralph D Avanzato and Angelo Abramo, were arrested. D Avanzato charged with first degree murder while Abramo was held for further inquiry. The suspect claimed the shooting was accidental while showing a loaded revolver. police findings cast doubt on the account.
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United Press
Buffalo
Louise
Bubbles”Aquista
Columbus Hospital
Ralph D. Ayanzato
Angelo Abramo
D'Avanzato
Abramo
D'Avanzate
Maido
Rezzelle Held for Court After Prohibition Raid
Tony Rezzelle, owner on West Main Street, was held for the September term federal grand jury after a June 17 raid by prohibition agents who seized 35 quarts of beer and moonshine. He was arraigned before U.S. Commissioner Enoch Filer and released on 2000 bond.
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Tony Renzelle
Main Street
Grand ‘Jury
U.S. Commission
Enoch Filer
Bie
Reezzelle
Prohibition
Biie
Rezzelle
West Main Street
Filer
Brie
Senate approves relief bill amid looming presidential veto
The Senate voted to approve the 2,122,000,000 unemployment relief bill, triggering its passage toward the White House amid expectations of a Hoover veto. Democrats failed to sway Speaker Garner as he rejected compromise, while leaders map potential amendments or redrafting to avoid a veto.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
White House
Garner
Hoover
Norbeck
South Dakota
Democrata
Robinson
Guthment
Congress
House
Guard Hutton Faces 200000 Breach Suit Close Nears
In Los Angellus a guard surrounds the homes of David Hutton and his chief counsel Willard Andrews after threats and prowlers. The case concerns Myrtle H. St Pierre's 200000 breach of promise suit against Hutton, husband of evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton, with final arguments characterizing Hutton as a Casanova debated by his attorneys.
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United Press
Los Angelus
Calif
David Hutton
Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton
Willard Andrews
Lester W. Roth
Myrtle H. St. Pierre
David K. Hutton
Big Dave
Hutton
David
Israel
Lorrin Andrews
St. Pierre
Horrible mistreatment at prison camp exposed in Florida
Jacksonville July 8 report details a brutal prison camp abuse case. Two guards Captain George Courson and Salmon Hippotham face first degree serious case indictments for flogging and mistreatment of Arthur Mallie Fret a juvenile convict from New Jersey. Convicts testified the youth was stripped and chained in a sweat box leading to his death by strangulation. guards are held on nine thousand dollar bonds each.
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United Press
Jacksonville
Fla
Talus
George Courson
Salmon Hipotham
Arthur Mallle Fret
New Jersey
Ax Savery
Malllefret
East Main and Union Street Project Bid Award Expected
Bids opened at Hartisburg for East Main Street resurfacing and Union Street concrete work. McDermot Construction Co of Niles Ohio was the low bidder. Construction is to start by July 20 with sections from Center Street to tracks and to the county line receiving concrete pavement.
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Main
Union
Niles Firm Law Bidder
East Main
Union Street
Assuratves
Blg
Hartispurg
Highway Department
McDermot Construction Company
Niles
Ohio
Main Street
Center Street
Summer Stree
Ca. aveRue
Warren County
Spartansburg
Northwest St
Church Street
New Federal Building Ends 25 Year Fight in Pittsburgh
The article notes Pittsburgh’s new federal building costing 8.1 million dollars, marking a 25 year struggle. James Francis Burke, who introduced the bill to purchase the site, led yesterday’s ceremony as the cornerstone was laid.
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Federal
Pittsburgh
Africa
James Francis Burke
Americans Withdraw From World Flight Attempt Arriving Moscow
Two American aviators James Mattern and Bennett Griffin removed their airplane from a peat bog and prepared to ship the craft back to the United States after a failed bid to set a world flight record. They planned to continue to Moscow by train and reach the city Sunday morning.
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Borisov
United States
James Mattern
Bennett Griffin
Moscow
U S Opposed to Any Cancellation in World Debt Talks
In Washington the Lausanne reparations accord raises the prospect of temporary easing of Europe’s 11 billion dollar debt to the United States though President Hoover and Congress oppose any cancellation or lasting cut. The State Department said discussions could occur if debtors request lightening a temporary burden with payments due through December 15.
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Washington
Lausanne
Europe
United States
Herbert Hoover
Congress
State Department
America
Campaign funds face cut as parties plan frugal election
United Press reports political fundraising will be economical this year with a cap around 9 million dollars per party. Campaigns will avoid lavish expenditures seen in 1928, as leaders admit they cannot raise more. Hoover and Smith campaigns previously cost nine and seven million, while the 1924 convention expenses were far higher. Mrs. Harris Kolstee travels with relatives in Rochester while others tour with friends.
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Stokes
United Press
Washington
Tuly
Angela
Hoover
Alfred E. Smith
Houston
Ewing Laporte
Farmers Reach Hopeful Grounds as Prices Rise Across Markets
Farmers show renewed optimism as prices for hogs beef cattle lambs and grains climb. Analysts estimate a substantial, though imprecise, rise in the agricultural economy with pork lead ers driving the shift. Cotton and other commodities trend higher as the national farming outlook improves amid rising demand and potential profits.
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America
Peter
Lausanne Pact Signed by World Powers in Lausanne
Lausanne Switzerland July 9 The Lausanne treaty ending German reparations was signed today by Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald and other leaders. It sets a lump sum payment and suspends collection of inter European war debts until ratification. MacDonald urged world framework and warned against further toll on trade.
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United Press
Lausanne
Switzerland
Wse
Keith Prime Ministey Ramsay MacDimaul
Britain
Germany
Ramey Maenvald
Great Britain
Pranx von Papen
Porvign
Baron Constantine von Neurath
Lutz Schuerin von Brosiegk
von Papen
MacDonald
Jonn Simon
United States
Berne
Pribourg
Naliona
France
Marietta Fire Causes Half Million Dollar Loss
July 9 report from Marietta details a downtown blaze sweeping the section. Fire departments from Marietta and three West Virginia towns contained the flames after seven Germans were overcome and one person sustained a broken arm. St Barn age estimated at $000,000.
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Marietta
West Virginia
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PROBE
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U. S
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Rochester
Chicago
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