X Country Business Flights Are Praised
George J. Stich president of Aero Supply Corp wired W J Trombley to report a coast to coast business flight from Dayton to Los Angeles in eleven days. With Leonard T McElroy and pilot Leo Katzman they visited Chicago St Louis Louisiana Marshal Wichita Oklahoma City Amarillo Albuquerque Winston Kingman and Los Angeles for meetings with industry friends. Stich plans a full story stressing time comfort and money saved by cross country flights and expects increased business for the local plant upon return.
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George J. Stich
Aero Supply Corporation
Standard Automatic Company
W. J. .Trombley
Leonard T. McElroy
Corry
Leo Katzman
T He Controls
Messis
Stitch
Mertroy
Dayton
Mr. Stich
St. Louis
Louisiana
California
Chicago
Marshal
Wichita
Oklahoma City
Amarillo
Albuquerque
Winstons
Stich
Messrs. Stich
Mulilroy
Concrete Pouring Begins on Spartansburg Road Progress Expected
Concrete pouring starts today on Spartansburg road with grading nearly finished from Corry end to Hall farm. Hagedorn Construction aims to lay concrete toward Corry, averaging about 700 feet of highway daily, as favorable weather boosts progress toward Crawford County line this fall.
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Hall Farm
Corry
Spartansburg Road
Hall
Hagedorn Construction Company
Corrys
Corry City
Valentin Farm
Shar Ued
Casey Farm
Ute
Moffatt
Valentine Place
Moffat School
Crawford County Line
Pretentions Of Italians Provoke French Alarm In Nice
Paris dispatch reports 200000 Nice residents on edge over Italian aims to reclaim the Riviera region once Italian. Italian influence grows with black shirts and pro Mussolini activity. French authorities tensions rise after a Fascist paper and a spy case reveal concerns near the Italian frontier.
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Nice
Italy
Samuel Dashiell
Paris
Muszolini
France
Riviera
Savoy
Tunis
Rencently
Duce
Signorina
Nica
Marquis de Canéayone
Prench
Tislian
Middle West Wilt Under Intense Heat
Kansas City July 10 Slight relief promised for mid and southwestern states already parched from five consecutive days of record temperatures. Across the southwest crops wilted under the merciless sun while live stock suffered and citizens watched weather reports for relief that came only in scattered parts of the region. Meteorologist P Connor predicted cooler temperatures.
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United Fyces
Kansas City
Southwest
P. Connor
Resignation of Huston May Be Announced
Washington scene as Republican leaders meet with Glaudus H. Huston, chairman of the national committee, amid rising pressure for his resignation. A planned statement was promised later in the day after a two hour session at the White House, with President Hoover and top campaign officers in attendance.
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National Committee
Huston
United Press
Washington
Glaudus H. Huston
James Francis Burke
White House
J. R Nutt
Hoover
Burke
Nutt
Tom Thumb Golf Course Planned for Corry Launch
Mrs. Mabel Larson announced leasing a lot near a new filling station on North Center Street to build a Tom Thumb miniature golf course in Corry. Construction begins immediately with lights for evening play and an opening ceremony planned in a few days. The course aims to boost local interest in mini golf, following popularity in other towns.
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Corry
Mabel Larson
Wheney
Prblic
Lad May Lose Foot After Farm Accident
Myxon Paszkowsi a 10 year old visiting on a Cleveland area farm near Kellka Road May lose his right foot from a mower accident before noon today He stepped into the mowing machine causing a deep gash and severe injury Doctors at Corry hospital worked to save the foot but amputation seemed likely at the time of report
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Myxon Paszkowsi
John Paszkowsi
Cleveland
Birh
Kellka Fara
Fs D. 5
Corry Hospital
Cardinal Vanntelli Dies in Dataria Palace Rome
The body of Vine cenzo Cardinal Vanntelli lay in state today in the throne room of the Dataria palace as Rome grieves. The aged cardinal died yesterday after months of poor health, with funeral services announced for Saturday at St Ignatius church though full ceremony details were not disclosed.
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United Press
Rome
Vinecenzo
Cardinal Vanntelli
Stite
Dataria Palace
Sacred College
St Ignatius Church
Ware
Pinchot vows to preempt state ticket in Pennsylvania
Gifford Pinchot Republican nominee for governor says he will preempt a statewide and congressional ticket if Luzerne county votes are ruled illegal by the State Supreme Court. He attacks leaders backing the Luzerne county result and says he would offer spots to Republicans nominated in the primaries once the situation is resolved.
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United Press
Milford
Pauly
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Pinchot
Jiie
Luzerne County
Plachot
Frankie Shunk Brown
Luzerne
Megal
State Supreme Court
Brown
Atterbury
Lierne County
Police Order to End Crime Or Quit in Chicago
Chicago police captains were ordered to end crime or quit by acting Commissioner John Alcock in a response to the Alfred Lingle murder and rising gangland violence. Alcock, dubbed Iron Man, told officers they must bring gangland to trial or face dismissal, asserting police duty to protect the public and warning of mass action against criminal elements.
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Nuisy
Chicago
Tron
John Alcock
Alfred
Jake" Lingle
John
Close Escape As Car Upsets West Of City
A Chicago party escaped serious injury yesterday when a Ford sedan overturned near the State Hatchery on the Corinthion City highway. The driver attempting to pass caused the upset. the occupants fled largely unhurt. The car was towed for repairs and a settlement with the other driver was reported.
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Chicago
Corinthion City Highway
KK. Woloschuk
Ford
Driver Held For Coroner In Fatal Overbrook Crash
Edwin T. Slentz aged 78 of Overbrook was fatally struck yesterday in Pittsburgh by an automobile believed driven by C. Sharpnack of Bantleville. Sharpnack was to be turned over to the coroner today.
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Pittsburgh
Edwin T. Slentz
Overbrook
C. Sharpnack
Bantleville
Sharpnack
Five Best Radio Ents on NBC and CBS Networks
Tonight's radio lineup features Purdy Vallée and WEAR NBC at 7 8 and 8 30 p m with Maxwell melodies on WJZ NBC at 8 30 p m Cub Reporter and Dream Boat on WABC CBS at 10 p m plus area party listings and program notes.
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NBC
Purdy Vallee
Maxwell Melodies
WABC
CBS
Treaty Papers Withheld to Shield Dawes
Washington July 10 United Press reports said the fight over Charles G Dawes European notes centers on keeping secret the London naval treaty papers held in State Department files The McKellar resolution to release them gains support from some Hoover allies while anti treaty forces push for delays and a special treaty session with Republicans summoned to restore majority.
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Lyle GC. Wilson
United Press
Washington
Senate
London
State Department
Charles G. Dawes
Hoover
McKellar
Borgh
Foreign Relations Committee
Jones Opens Open Title Defense With 71 Strokes
Robert Tyre Jones Jr., holder of the British and American open titles, led the Interlachen field with a 71 stroke first round despite extreme heat and a crowded gallery. He played through discomfort, finished one under par, and preserved his early edge over challengers.
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Jones
Frank Getty
United Press
Interlachen Country Club
Minn
Robert Tyre Jones, Jr
Ad Swell
Aterlachen
Pan
Alu
Bobby
Sin- Jahed
Chiropractors meet Pittsburgh for tenth annual convention
Shiropra ctors from four states and Ganude plan the tenth annual convention in Pittsburgh on Sunday July 20 as the group gathers for professional meetings and events.
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Pittsburgh
Union
Ganude
Stocks Gain With Increase in Trading Today
New York July 10 stock market rallied with a broad upturn led by United States Steel at 160 and Atchison at 222. Rails and steels remained strong as big gainers included New York Central Union Pacific Chesapeake and Ohio and New Haven. Industrials rose as Westinghouse Allied Chemical Kodak and J I Case advanced. Goodyear and motor stocks also moved higher while utilities showed steady demand.
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United Press
NEW York
United States Steel
Atchison
Union Pacific
Chesapeake and Ohio
New Haven
Westinghouse Electric
Allied Chemical
Astin Kodak
J. I. Case
American and Radio
General Electric
Westinghouse Air Brake
Air Reduc-ion
81 Bodies Removed From Silesian Mine
Neulgd r, Silesia July 10 report lists 102 dead in a mine explosion. Additional bodies feared entombed as rescue efforts continued under hazardous fumes. Ninety nine miners taken to hospitals with critical inhalation injuries, as crews worked through the night seeking trapped workers amid gas and collapsing passages.
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United Press
Vnjuyer
Fesp
Hitle
Anayy
Crown
Auito
Chetth
Me Niine
G E Engineer Speaker Here Amid Fire Damage on Wayne Street
Fire damaged the attic of A W Harmon’s home at 699 East Wayne Street about 9 oclock this morning. Estimated damage near 800 dollars to the residence, with additional extensive damage to the interior and furnishings. Origin under investigation with no clear cause identified, possible spontaneous combustion among stored goods. Mrs J C Carlisch of Unionie was a guest at the Corry Country Club yesterday.
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G. E
E. Wayne Street
A. W. Harmon
Wayne Street
J. C. Carlisch
Uniogie
Corry Country Club
Electrification Talk At Kiwanis By J B Cox Of G E
Kiwanis members heard J B Cox of General Electric speak on electrification of steam railroads at the Juneteenth meeting at Hotel Corry. Cox outlined the shift to electric transportation and noted a planned return visit with films. Attendance contest showed Charles Shuss’s team leading. Cicero, IL population rise noted as Capone era area grows to 63 778 in 1940.
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Kiwanis Club
J. B. Cox
Transportation’ Engineering
General Electric Company
Hotel Corry
Mr. Cox
Cox
G. E Today
Charles Shuss
Whiney Gilbertson
Cicero
Washington
Til
Scarface al” Capone
Census Bureau
Chicago
Company A Prepares For Two Weeks Camp At Mount Gretna
Officers of Company A Pennsylvania National Guard finalize preparations for encampment at Mount Gretna. Captain Houghton announced sixty soldiers will depart Friday evening aboard a special train to join a regiment designated for Civil War Spanish American War and World War II commemorations, with emphasis on Gretna battles and the Chateau Thierry bridge incident.
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Pennsylvania National Guard
Mcums Ony
Mount Gretna
Houghton
Aslenia
Thie
Besulifil Eilyer Shield
Agum
Carny
Gretma
Chateau ‘Tiferry
Willeave
Haya
Erie
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Kalika’ Farm
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Goodyear
American Telephone
Electric
North American
Public Service
Consolidated Gas
Standard of
New Jersey
Houston
Silesian
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