Concord Township Road Improvements and Stock Exchange Curtailment
News on Concord township roads as 16 miles of Pinchot Route improvements begin, including 4.4 miles Casey's Corners to Dayton's Corners, with local buyers hopeful for an early completed outlet to Corry. Also reports NYSE and other exchanges trimming trading hours to noon to 2 pm starting Monday, with historical references to 1928 29 adjustments.
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Casey
Darrow’s Corners
Concord Township
Iron Case
Darrow's Corners
Corry
Helen M. Schluraff
Erie
Corry-Spartansburg Road At Casey's Corners
Dayton's Corners
Concord
Union Township
Station Road
Crawford County
United Press New York
New York Stock Exchange
New York Grid Exchange
Commodity Exchange
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Chicago Board of Trade
Stock Exchange
Mors
Repeal forces hold thin Oregon margin in vote
United Press reports early results from Oregon delegates election show repeal leading prohibition in statewide tabulations. Precincts counted indicate repeal gains in war and liquor measures, with percentages suggesting roughly two to one in many areas, while final totals awaited from Portland and Multnomah County.
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Unites Press
Potland
Ore
United Press
Porland
Mulinomat County
Move Miners to Farm Districts Ordered by Roosevelt
President Roosevelt ordered Interior Secretary Iokes to spend 25 million dollars moving miners and others from crowded industrial areas to underused districts to open new livelihoods. The order also sets aside 20 million dollars for forest purchases in national recovery efforts.
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Uniwouren
Washington
Roosevelt
Iokes
Ao Rther
Registrars Named in Corry for This Year
Erie county commissioners named registrars for Corry across all wards and precincts. Republicans and Democrats each receive appointments with noted irregularities in third ward first precinct. Appointments hinge on law allowing citywide district selection if made by July 16. Local charges accuse political interests of influence.
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Corry
Board of County Commissioners
Erie
Towar
West War
Roy Cady
Donald Stewart
Ora Logeland
Elizabeth Kinley
Myrtle Fuller
Skinner
Prank J. Lillie
Mary Dempsey
Third Ward
Laura Dyckes
Nellie Swan
Fourth Ward
Mary Whittlesey
Honor Maloney
Lillie
Third
Alpine
Foreign trade at high level in June report
Washington July 22 The Department of Commerce reports June foreign trade reached its highest level since November with exports about 19.9 million and imports 12 million. An adverse trade balance of 2.1 million occurred marking the first decline in the balance in months.
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United Press
Washington
America
Department of Commerce
United States
Tata
Roosevelt plans weekend cruise and draft of major White House statement
Washington July 22 President Roosevelt outlines a plan for a weekend cruise down the Potomac aboard the Sequoia. He will draft the text of a forthcoming speech expected to detail his domestic recovery program. The president will depart the navy yard dock at 4 p.m. and return to the White House Sunday night.
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United Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Re Employment Drive Meeting With Success
Telegrams flood the Office of Recovery Administrator Hugh Johnson pledging cooperation in a universal wage and employment drive. President Roosevelt gains broad support as employers pledge to sign voluntary agreements on shorter hours and higher minimum wages. The effort aims to put 600,000 idle Men and Women back to work.
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H. C. Thompson
United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Altice
Hugh Johnson
Johnson
Roosevelt Googins Wedding Later Today
In Burlington Iowa a late afternoon ceremony is planned for Elliott Roosevelt, second son of the president, to Miss Ruth Googins of Fort Worth. The couple is to wed at 6 p.m. overlooking the Mississippi River, in a romantic setting described by United Press.
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Mississippi River
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Pratty Port Worth
Wootstyirl
Winnie Mae Heads East To New York In World Flight
Wiley Post in the Winnie Mae lifted from Edmonton at 10 41 p m toward New York on a bid to set a solo around the world record. The flight covered about 2200 miles to New York with reports of a 20 hour 12 minute lead on the Gatty record. Post endured fatigue after the long journey and planned a direct route via Ontario and Lake Superior reaching Floyd Bennett Field in New York.
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Wiley Post
Edmonton
Alta
Post
Oklahoma
Fairbanks
James Bell
New York
Bell
la Pattery
Mews ‘ Pener
Port Arthur
Lake Superior
Ste. St. Marie
Lake Huron
Toronto
Lake Ontario
Buffalo
N.Y
Rochestr
Elmira
N.x
Mercury Soars After Heavy Showers Amid Heat Wave Relief
Temperatures rose again after a brief break in the heat wave as a heavy shower swept across the city and surrounding areas around 2 o'clock this morning. The rainfall brought relief to gardens and trees though more rain is hoped for to revive withering flora. Showers are promised for Sunday, adding to the relief noted in the report.
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Crane
Tie City
Sftatnioon
Three Boys Unfold Chapters of Crime
Three youths aged 10 to 14 from near Columbus admit to stealing horses in Warren county, burglarizing homes, forging checks, and cashing them. Arrested after begging food on King Street, they say they slept in brush near the city. Horses recovered. two brothers and a third youth are held for Warren County authorities.
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Warren County
Kingstreet
Tie Jess Jakes
Columbus
Wickwire
Spring Creek
Nine Nations Sign Silver Control Pact at Secret Meet
Nine nations including Canada Mexico Bolivia Peru Spain India Australia and China joined a four year silver control pact sealed in a secret session with Senator Key Pittman. The agreement caps Indian sales and sets annual quotas while other nations pledge to buy silver and limit exports. Separately Jones and Laughlin Steel boosts white collar worker salaries by 15 percent effective July 16.
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London
Herbert Moore
United Press
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Key Pittman
Denn
Nevada
Canada
Mexico
Bolivia
Pe-ru
Spain
India
Australia
China
Washington
United States
Peru
Pittsburgh
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corporation
Moore Harvests Big Raspberry Crop After Rain
Olin Moore on his Wayne township farm north west of the city is picking a large crop of raspberries aided by heavy showers last Sunday. Workers have gathered over five hundred quarts this week with more to come as the ever bearing bush yields well. Earlier the Moore farm also harvested over five thousand quarts of strawberries this season, marking a strong fruit year for the area.
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Carter Hill
Olin Moore
Mr. Moore
Wayne Township
Moore Farm
Movie Tieup Threatened In Hollywood Strike
A 300 sound men walkout was ordered at midnight by the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees after producers refused to negotiate individual stage contracts. About 600 local union sound men would be affected, with roughly 300 technicians now on strike. Columbia Pictures faced a 400-strong shutdown earlier over wage demands.
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Hollywood
International Alliance Theatrial Stage
Motlon An Producers Association
Columbia Pictures Studio
Jolson Fists Winchell Over Story Clash at Stadium
Hollywood scene erupts as Jolson confronts Walter Winchell at Legion Stadium. Jolson alleges Winchell's romance story with Ruby Keeler inspired a screenplay and sparked the altercation. Spectators restrained Winchell. Jolson left amid applause. Winchell denies intentional parallels to Jolson’s romance.
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Lee Baron
United Press
Hollywood
Calif
J Olson
Walter Wisshell
Newpaper
Winchell
Jolgon
Jolson
Hollywood Legion Stadium
Bini
Jalson
Ruby Keeler
Tréih
Eaon
Fiby
Aeros
Google
Phéora
Ottien
United Preus Tvet
Daryll Zanusk
Twentieth Century Pictures
Jolaon
Romanos
British Flying Couple Leave On Dangerous Hop
James Mollison and Amy Johnson embarked from Pendine Sands Wales in the Seafarer for New York, aiming for a 4 hour cross. They plan onward flights toward Beoda Mesopotamia, hoping to return England within seven to ten days, with Amy piloting by day and Jim at night.
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United Press
London
James Mollison
Amy Johnson
Wastnet Rock
County Cork
North Atlantic
New York
Pendine Sands
Wales
James
Amy Mollison
Borden
Beoda
Mesopotamia
Jongalgtanes
England
Ireland
Atlantic
Newfoundland
Former Mayor Charles A Kline dies after stroke in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh was shocked as former mayor Charles A Kline, 62, died in St Francis hospital after a stroke of paralysis. A controversial figure who rose to power in local Republican circles, he later faced malfeasance charges and a prison term that was dropped when he resigned and paid a fine. He passed away at 6:90 am after being unconscious since a rally the day before.
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Pittsburgh
United Press
Charles A Kline
Kling
Iim
District Attorney’s Office
Offee
Aise
John S. Herran
Jim
Kline
S. H. Johnson
St. Francis Hospital
Zion
Proposed Reg changes inv reg CHOM with limited impact
Unclear OCR text outlines proposed changes to regulating sections on production and oil operations. Mentions Charles Fahy and Hope of Anterior with some locality references. Summary reflects tentative edits and minimal effect on overall regime.
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