Pathfinder continues flight to Rome from Santander
American transatlantic fliers Roger Willums and Lewis Yancey, aboard the monoplane Pathfinder, resumed their non stop plan to Rome after refueling at Santander Spain. They praised U S weather services and Coast Guard support while reporting favorable conditions for the Spain to Rome leg and expressing intent to fly again to Rome within a year on a purpose built craft.
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United Press
Santander
Spain
Roger Q. Willums
Lewis A. Yar
Rome
Old Orchard
Tome
Italy
Els
Yellow Bird
Paris
Williams
Yancey
Alberica Field
Hely
Margeilles
Maine
United States
Imeasure
United Statess
Weather Bureau
James Kimbell
United States Coast Guard
Kaufmann
Metin
Atu
Chest Clinic Held Today at Municipal Building
Corry and valley residents availed a free health clinic at the Municipal Building for complete examinations. Dr William P Brown of Philadelphia led the Chest X-ray and tuberculosis screening with local doctors and a volunteer corps. The Brien Ant Tubers society sponsored the event, now in Corry for several years.
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William P. Brown
Philadelphia
Anti-Tuberculosis Society
Corry
Vhiley
Te Penneyloansk ‘Tuberculosis Society
Maries
Ehrge
Christman
Spring Creek Man Drops Dead Near Don aldson Brothers Store
Word reached the city as DeWitt Parchem an elderly Spring Creek resident was found dead in front of the Donaldson Brothers store. Coroner Ed Lowrey of Warren ordered the body removed to Alexander and Company undertaking parlors for burial preparation. A fuller notice about Mr Patchen’s death will appear in Thursday’s edition. Mrs Nichols and daughter Jennie Jett left this morning for Kettowville Pa to spend a wake time with Mrs Nichols’ sister Mrs Wy Kinch.
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DeWitt Parchem
Spring Crepe
Donaldson Brothers
Corumor Ed Lowrey
Warren
Alexander & Company
Patchen
Mhuraday
Thieves Hit Two P R R Stations In One Night
Two Pennsylvania Railroad stations in Spring Creek and Waterford were entered by thieves overnight. Cash and gum machine coins disappeared, with two unknown men seen nearby. Detectives Laub and other officers probe similarities to earlier burglaries in Elgin Spartanburg Clymer and nearby towns.
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Pennsylvania Ballroaa
Spring Creek
Fred Johnson
Fternoon
Waterford
Laub
Erie
Elgin
Spartanvburg
Clymer
Lowny
California Flyers Set New Endurance Record Near 200 Hours
Angeleno air sedan pilots Loren Mendel and Pete Repshart extended endurance to 192 hours at Culver City airport, 18 hours beyond prior record. Cleveland pilots Byron Newcomb and Roy Mitchell plan to reclaim honor, awaiting Mendel and Reinhart’s next moves after the late yesterday flight.
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United Press
Culver Offy
Calif
Loren Mendel
Pete Repshart
Weir
Culver City
Mark Liey
Anelena
Cleveland
Byron K. Newcomb
Roy L. Mitchel
Calfornia Miers
Mitchell
Mendali
Reinhart
Dir
Paul Wright Honored At Dedication Of Wrights View
United Frese LA PORTH Pa July 10 State Highway Department officials attended the dedication of Wrights View a new highway stretch 2000 feet above sea level on North Mountain Sullivan county Paul D Wright of Erie was a late highway commissioner and inspired a safer wider mountain road that offers a panorama of Lycoming Bradford Wyoming Sullivan and Columbia counties with Muncy Creek and Lake Ganoga in the foreground for sightseers
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United Frese
Bradford
Wyoming
Sullivan
Columbia Counties
Muncy Creek
Lake Ganoga
General business outlook excellent by United Press
New York July 10 The midyear cash balance sheet of American business shows strength and liquidity surpassing prior peaks according to the American Bankers Association Journal. The steel industry operates at 57 million tons daily while auto production exceeds 6 million vehicles. Building construction is only 12 percent behind last year despite mortgage money scarcity.
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Wo Ands Ewe
New York
Vom Yoaite Balanes
American Bankers Association ‘Journal
Southern Cross Reaches London in Record Time
The Southern Cross, piloted by Capt. Charles Kingsford Smith, landed at Croydon at 2:20 p m after a Sydney to London flight. It beat Bert Hinkler's record by about two days on the Australia to London run. The crew included Capt. T Uim, T H Williams, and H A Litchfield.
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Kingsford
Smith
Australa
Yunion Press
London
Southern Cross
Charles B. Kingsford Smith
Rome
Ee S
Croydon
Bert Hinkler
T. H. McWillams
H. A. Litchfield
Steel orders show slump
New York July 1 United States Steel Corp reports unfilled orders as of June 30 at 4,256,910 tons, down 47,467 from May 31. Earlier totals were 4,404,167 on May 31, 4,427,703 on April 30, 4,410,718 on March 31, and 3,673,000 on June 30, 1928.
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Sy Unienrese
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Youth Succumbs to Rare Malady After Long Fight
George Mosher a 16 year old boy, who received transfused blood from ten donors, died after a prolonged illness attributed to an unknown germ. Doctors had considered kala-azar as a possible cause, but later discussions suggested uncertainty remains. The boy’s condition and death were reported by United Press from New York.
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Tiarry Fenuusun
United Press
New York
George Mosher
George
Phrysiclang
Orient
Probe of Homestead election fraud continues in Pittsburgh
July 10 report on U S Senate sub committee hearing into Ware Wilson contest. Homestead witnesses from districts claim no irregularities in local ward boards. Some cited no defense pleas tied to 1928 election sentences.
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U.S. Senate
United Press
Pittsburgh
Homestead
United States Senate
Gheny
William B. Wilson
Spninst
William S. Ware
pHaon
Conductor James Shull Dies After Final Narrow Gauge Run
Waynesburg Pennsylvania July 10 Conductor James L Shull died soon after the Waynesburg and Washington Narrow Gauge railroad completed its last run He was 62 and had served 26 years on the line Friends say a broken heart over the railroad's end may have contributed to his death Medical men cited heart failure or other ailment as the official cause The train carried about 100 Waynesburg Kiwanis members and the American Legion band and was not listed on the timetable
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United Press
Waynesburg
James L. Shull
Waynesburg and
Washington
Shull
Skull
American Legion
Rinute
Tts
30 Die in Landslide In Kagoshima Fishing Village
An Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Tokio reports 30 persons killed as a landslide swept the Kagoshima fishing village into the sea after weeks of heavy rains.
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United Press
London
Jhully
Tokio
Kagoshima
Business Divided Over New Currency
Washington July 10 business executives and clerks split on the reception of the new small sized paper currency totaling 3.921 billion dollars distributed to 10 Federal Reserve banks. Waste banking and cash handlers favor the smaller bills while those handling large sums fear confusion from two bill sizes. Training at major stores and new forms aim to ease the transition as grocers consider changes to cash drawers and money bins. The treasury forecasts annual savings of about 1.5 million dollars from the smaller bills.
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United Press
Washington
Fedéral Reserve
Treasury
Peruvian Praise For U S Foreign Policy at Banquet
At a farewell banquet for Ambassador Alexander P. Moore, P. J. Rada Gamo, Peru's foreign minister, lauded U S policy toward South American republics. About 100 diplomats, cabinet members, and Congress attended as Moore praised Peru's role in world peace and lauded leaders Hoover Coolidge Stimson Kellogg Legals.
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United Press
LBEA
Peru
United States
P. J. Rada Gamo
Alexander P. Moore
Congress
Rada Gamo
Hoover
Coolidge
Stimson
Kellogg
Moore
Augusto B. Legals
Youth fatally shot in Chester during fruit basket theft probe
Chester July 10 William Glendinning nineteen year old Chester youth was fatally wounded today by a stray bullet fired by Dewey Kelffer who was held awaiting coroner jury action. Kelffer had been on the lookout for youths alleged to steal baskets of fruit from trees.
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United Press
Bucharest
Ruomanian
Julius Minlu
Regaruing
Subn
Nicholas
Cristen
Geo. Bundugan
Hey
Gaume Prise Michel
Connestion
Prines Carol
Carol
Paria
Helin
Greece
Michel
Mme
Silpesc Itta
Priday
Premer Manta
Chester
William
Glendinning
Atrey
Folica
Dewey Kelffer
Kelffer
Jon
Submarine Collision Off Britain Ends Hope Of Rescue
Reports from Portsmouth and London on July 10 describe the collision of British submarines H-47 and L-12 in the Irish Sea. The H-47 sank with 21 crewmen missing, and rescuers say there is little chance of any survivors. The L-12 was damaged and sank briefly after the impact. doors could not be closed in time, and crew were thrown overboard.
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United Press
Portsmouth
Eng
Hie Trish Sea
London
Insti Sea
Ess
Depts
Grace
Bullheld
Sharon
Munsee 10 Gets Hearing Thursday on Auto Crash
Alton Munsee, arrested Tuesday on charges from Sunday’s collision at Canter and Smith streets, will have a hearing Thursday at 10 AM before Alderman C. B. Porter unless a settlement is reached. The case involves reckless driving and failure to render aid after the accident. Brigham sedan was damaged and Evelyn Brigham injured slightly. Munsee’s car also collided with a vehicle driven by Sam Bell.
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Alton Munsee
Alderminy C. B. Porter
Mungee
Tinian City
Munsee
Thion City
Walter Brigham
Canter
Smith Streets
iSs Evelyn Brigham
Sam Bell
Five Best Radio Entertainments Listed By Network
WOR and CBS present Hank Sinimona Show Boat at 5 00 PM EDT. WOR and CBS network schedule unitel Symphony Orchestra at 9 00 PM EDT. WEAF and NBC air The Revellera with soloists at 9 30 PM EDT. WIZ and NBC network feature The Voyagers at 10 00 PM EDT. WIZ and NBC network close with Victor Wagney and orchestra at 10 50 PM EDT.
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CBS
Hank Sinimona
Unitel Symphony Orchestra
WEAF
NBC
Revellera
WIZ
Voyagers
Victor Wagney
Orchesta
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U.S
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U. S
United Proes
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