Corry Guardsmen Return from Camp and Died Zeigfeld
Corry Company A of the Pennsylvania National Guard returns from Mount Gretna after two weeks of intense training. Sixty-one men and three officers attended the encampment, with Company A earning a high rating in military maneuvers. Local officers praised the unit’s strong showing as it resumes duties at the East Washington Street Armory.
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State Armory
Pennsylvania National Guard
Mount Gretna
Gerry Company
Erie Battalion
Houghton
Lieuts
Brown
Pebimanto
Company A
W2th Infantry
Four Policemen Indicted For Murder In Stark Case
United Press report from Minrowa states Nassau county lawmen faced murder charges linked to Hyman Stark death during alleged torture. Grand jury handed up true bills though names withheld. Thirteen officers named across murder and assault counts with conspiracy in the Stark inquiry. trials eyed for August 5.
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United Press Minrowa
Nassau County
Hyman Stark
Blyin N. Edwards
Stark
Arthur W. Brierly
Whese
New York
Mineola
N. Y
Dilegerl
Swetty Tight
Charles Wander
Leslie Pearsall
Janie Mayfth
Charles Weaser
Florenz Ziegfeld Famed Showman Dies in California
Florenz Ziegfeld, renowned for Hollywood and Broadway spectacle, died at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital Los Angeles after a pleural pneumonia. His wife Billie Burke and daughter Patricia were at his bedside. Born in Chicago in 1868, Ziegfeld built a famed theatrical empire with the showgirl era and his New York productions. The death followed weeks of illness. doctors had seen some improvement before a sudden decline.
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Billie Burke
Patricia
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Biegfeld
New Mexico
Ziegfeld
Jonger
Urge Strikers to Return to Jobs in High Point
In High Point North Carolina on July 23 striking textile workers were urged to return to their jobs by CG V Bradley their batter. Bradley resigned his unofficial post as strike leader and gave reasons for urging return to work, as workers assembled at their places of employment.
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United Press
High Point
CG V. Bradley
Bradley
Rainey Urges United States to Trade With Soviet Russia
Washington July 23 House Democratic Leader Henry T Rainey urged the United States to seek friendship and trade with Soviet Russia as world diplomacy shifts. He cited the British imperial conference Laussanne war debts talks and Asian events as evidence that Soviet relations should be welcomed and that the nation should recognize Soviet Russia as a friendly partner. He suggested the United States needs at least one friendly nation in the world.
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United Press
Washington
House
Henry T. Rainey
United States
Soviet Russia
Veveran
Garner
Asia
Rainey
Far East
Man shot wife then killed himself in Pottstown
Chas A Schultz aged 58, unemployed seal inspector for R W Hunt Engineering, shot his wife last night in Pottstown and then died by suicide. A note to the coroner stated there was nothing left to live for. Despondency over job loss was believed to drive the act.
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United Press
Potpistown
Chas. A. Schultz
R. W. Hunt Engineering Co
Fittspurg
Martin predicts Pa to escape big tax boost
General Edward Martin, state Republican chairman, said Pennsylvania would emerge from the depression without new taxes. He noted a $25,000,000 bond plan to rehabilitate finances may be considered in a special session. A constitutional amendment to implement the plan is pending in the general assembly. Martin spoke before joining the 55th infantry at Mt Gretna for their annual encampment.
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Thomas E. Williams
United Press
Harrisburg
Edward Martin
Commonwealth
Pensylvania
General Assembly
Pinchot
Republican State Organization
Martin
Mt Gretna
55Th Infantry
National Guard
Pennsylvania
Jilted cripple kills girl and himself in Chicago tragedy
In Chicago on July 29 Herbert Souther a 21 year old cripple shot and killed 17 year old Mildish Char after being jilted by the high school girl he loved. He then fatally shot himself as his rival watched. The girl died instantly and Souther died later.
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United Press
Chicago
Herbert Souther
Char
Souther
Syracuse
Valley Heights
Pompeniua
Harvey Errler
Traffic Crusade Planned by Mayor Starr
Mayor Jen P F Starr plans an anti speeding traffic crusade aimed at motorists who ignore signals at Smith Street and Columbus Avenue. Police will conduct staged stops and patrols at two points to curb violations, with continued enforcement if drivers cooperate.
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Jen PF. Starr
Smith Street
Columbus Avenue
Corry Coach Kramer Injured in Wisconsin Boat Accident
Coach Kramer of Strong Vincent High School from Corry suffered a fractured skull and severe hand lacerations after a speedboat collision while swimming at Devil's Lake in Baraboo Wisconsin. He was rescued by a fellow swimmer and is in serious condition at Baraboo Hospital.
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Erie Strong Vincent High
Wisconsin
Kramer
Strong Vincent High School
Krabner
Corry
Trnes
Devil's Lake
Baraboo
Wis
Sam Kramer
Weschler Avenue
Baraboo Foypital
Daniel Kramer
East 21St Street
Jess
Nisset
George
Ruth Rockiwell
Erie
Wisconsin Lakes
Strang Vincent
City signs contract for resurfacing work on Main Street
Mayor Ben F. Stary and city officials signed contracts for the Bach Main Street resurfacing project awaiting McDermott Construction Company of Niles Ohio to sign Monday. The city saves about 1000 while about 2300 is needed locally and state share is around 3800. The contractor will handle East Main and Union Street paving with work expected to begin next week. Organizing forces start soon with full cleanup hoped within a few weeks.
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Ben F. Stary
McDermott Construction Company
Niles, C
McDermott Company
Niles
Sein
East Main
Union Streat
Ohlo Rad
Senator Norris Spends Night At Hotel In Corry
Senator Norris spends night at the Hotel Corry, discussing political outlook with Journal rep in Corry. He aims for Wisconsin vacation before returning to McCoole Neb. A local resident mistook him for Norris, prompting a brief interview that highlighted Norris insurgent stance and Democratic hopes nationally.
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Senator Norris
Corry
United States
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Horst Corry
Geo. W. Novis
Norris
Washington
Hoover
C. W .Norvis
M Cools
Journal
Center Street
Ha ‘Yarm Bloc
U. S. Senate
Today's Top Radio Concerts Across Networks
NBC schedules a 7:00 concert program followed by a 7:20 Lewisohn Stadium concert on WABC and a 7:00 Band concert on WIZ. At 8:30 WIZ airs First Fighter, while WABC screens 45 Com Telanders on CBS, delivering a diverse entertainment slate.
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NBC Network
WABC
NBC
Lewisohn Stadium
WIZ Nbc
CBS Networks
Third Atlantic hop planned by Capt. von Gronay
Capt Wolfgang Von Gronay and two companions were delayed at Seydisfjord Iceland due to bad weather and fuel shortage. They planned to fly to Reykjavik then pursue a northern route to Chicago via Labrador and Montreal, making his third crossing to America.
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Wolfgang von Gronay
Reykjavik
Iceland
Firee
Torn
Seydisfjord
Filer
von Granau
America
Chicago
Labrador
Montreal
North Sea
California veterans plan coast to coast drive for bonus vote
California bonus army veterans led by Roy W Robertson planned a road tour to mobilize support for electing pre bonus congressmen. About 450 Californians and 850 others were to depart Washington with supplies, aiming for Frederick Maryland then onward toward the Pennsylvania line. Police and district officials had fended off eviction threats as morale issues among the forces persisted.
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United Press
Washington
Tittle Legion of California
Bonus Army
California
Roy W Robertson
Robertson
District of Columbia
Frederick
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Waller W Waters
Waters
Gisasford
Anatolia Park
Pennsylvania Avenue
Hoover signs home loan bank bill to aid business
President Hoover signed the Home Loan Bank bill aimed at boosting home ownership and employment. The system creates twelve discount banks with savings banks and loan associations as members, enabling up to 2 billion dollars in new home loans within a few years and easing funds for construction.
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United Press
Washington
Uuk
Abe
Heaven
Hoover
Building On Loan Association
Ioan Intal
National Bank Currenty
Mph
Geneva Arms Parley Quits Until Autumn
The World Disarmament Conference adjourned today for the recess until September 2. The assembly voted 41 to 2 with eight abstentions to delay major negotiations and set the next meeting for autumn while key issues remain unresolved.
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Geneva Arms Parley
Unredress
Geneva
Allummé Nail
Porguilae Sion
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