Army fliers killed in midair crash at Brooks Field
Five airplanes crashed at Brooks Field Texas killing Major Charles V Hart Captain Charles J Chamberlain Lieut K Austin Rogers and Flying Cadet Endicott Longacre. Planes flew at 40 feet altitude four miles from the field. Hart a Jefferson Medical College graduate died instantly.
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June Milk Price Set at 1.08 for Dairymen Here
Local unit of the Dairymen's League announced June milk to be paid at 1.08 per hundred for 35 percent grade. New York advices set the base at 1.40 per hundred, with freight and expenses cutting local returns. Officers expect higher July payments as demand rises in hot weather and production falls, though exact figures are not yet available.
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Woman Killed Three Injured in PA Crash at Conowingo
A two car collision at the Baltimore and Lancaster Pike intersection in Conowingo Maryland killed Mia Evil Dayeler 37 of Elizabethtown Pa and seriously injured three others. The injured include Laura Snyder 28 of Lancaster and her seven year old daughter Alma and Lone Dayeler 10, daughter of the deceased.
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Five Best Radio Entertainments Listed
WZ NBC 625 The Jesters at 7 00 Dixie Spiritual Singers at 1 00 Ethisy Party and Stadium Concert on WABC CBS Network 10 05 plus Radio Roundup.
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Wheat Crisis Draws Hoover's Attention
President Hoover turns to the wheat crisis as prices hit record lows while midwestern farmers haul harvests to market. Western growers push private moratorium ideas under the wartime debt plan, sparking concerns over debt avoidance and upcoming congressional action likely banning grain short selling.
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Railroads seek higher revenue to sustain service
New York New Haven and Hartford President Pelley told the Interstate Commerce Commission that railroads must obtain additional revenues to maintain transportation service. He warned current rates depress traffic and threaten credit, capex, and maintenance, hindering economic recovery.
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Second Explosion Rocks Jenny Lind Street Apartment
A second explosion damaged a three story frame building on Jenny Lind street in East McKeesport. Fire officials blamed gas with all jets on and found three gasoline cans inside. Owner Mark Manos and tenant Ruben Helsel were away. a second floor hallway collapsed though no fire followed.
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Tragic Rope Trick Ends Life in Charleroi Basement
In Charleroi Pennsylvania on July 16 16 year old John Rach died from strangulation in his basement play room. His mother found him with a makeshift wire lariat around his neck during an attempt at roping tricks. The incident is under local police investigation.
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Trapped Couple Die In Car At Pittsburgh Reservoir
Two people, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Strahley of East End Pittsburgh, were trapped when their car plunged through an iron railing into 30 feet of water at Highland Park reservoir. Divers recovered the vehicle but firemen could not reach the occupants. a daughter identified the couple. Strahley was about 77 and his wife around 65.
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W F W Auxiliary Council Meets in City Today
Northwest District officers and delegates from Warren Erie Bradford Ol City Meadville Titusville DuBois and surrounding towns attend a council meeting at the Presbyterian church. Lamcheon was served after a business session and a Guard of honor participated in the event. The imperial Shrine council later selected San Francisco as the 1092 convention city by acclamation after Chicago did not bid.
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Gangsters Fire Machine Guns At Filling Station Killing Officer
In St Louis on July 16 Gus Buselaki, 39, a police character, was killed when gangsters sprayed a crowd of ten at his filling station with machine gun fire. Two women companions were wounded, Miss Josephine Linder, 89, critically, and Mrs Marie Mercurio were hit as the attackers fled. Police linked the assault to trouble among drivers who allegedly formed a union.
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Spanish cabinet to resign next month amid constitutional move
Madrid July 16 Niceto Alcala Zamora provincial president of the Republic said the cabinet expects to resign next month. The resignation would pave the way for a return to normal constitutional government under a constitution to be drafted by the Cortes now in session.
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Midwest Faces Record Heat Wave Sweeps Plains
United Press reports a severe July heat wave across the Midwest bringing near 100 degree highs and record temperatures in multiple states. Temps topped 111 in Abilene and Pierre reached 111, with St. Cloud 102.5 and Minneapolis 102 as crops suffer and life is disrupted.
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Miracle image shows curtain reflection on gangland wall
United Press reports that the famed miracle image of a mother and child on a bare wall was a reflection from a lace curtain in Sam Genna's flat, not a miracle. Crowds gathered in the West Side streets, police dismissed the hoax, and Dr. J. J. Stoll faced damage and fright from curious onlookers.
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Appeal to Hoover to Save Fall From Jail
President Hoover referred to the Justice Department an appeal from New Mexico officials seeking executive clemency for Abert Fall. The telegram was sent to the White House and then to the Attorney General as Hoover reviews the request in a period of political tension. The message was signed by Governor Seligman and Senators Cuttig and Bratton of New Mexico.
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Vatican Fasical Clash Hits Hard Wall in Talks
July 16 Rome The Vatican and Fascist state talks stall with little chance of settlement for months. The Vatican publication of an encyclical condemning Fascist education methods and the regime's protest leave no avenue for reopening negotiations. The Fascist directorate vows increased activity while cutting ties with Azione Cattolica, weakening Catholic influence.
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Heavy trout shipments from local hatchery expand northwestern PA
The Corry Fish Hatchery began daily consignments of trout to streams across northwestern Pennsylvania. One hundred forty cans of legal size fish, six to nine inches, were released this morning with help from the Corry Rod and Gun Club. Shipments now reach Potter County westward into McKean Warren Erie Mercer Lawrence Butler Beaver and Clarion counties under a new policy of regal size.
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Deportation goals outlined by Labor Secretary Doak
Washington July 16 Doak said the Labor Department aims to deport 20000 this year after deporting 15000 in the last fiscal year He cited a shifted immigration tide and said cooperation from local authorities is improving but slow in some areas He stressed action against legally present aliens.
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First political Atlantic flight lands near Budapest
George Endres and Alexander Magyar, Hungarian army officers, landed the monoplane Justice for Hungary at Bicske near Budapest at 7:40 p.m. after a 3,400 mile leg from Harbor Grace Newfoundland. The journey covered about 4,500 miles overall with fuel for 620 gallons and a 8,000 pound loaded weight.
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