Ford reaches 22 millionth car as plant quietly ships milestone
Dwanburn, July 28. The 22,000,000th Ford car rolled from the Rouge plant on July 18 and departed for dealer lots rather than a public display. Ford notes the 20,000,000th model A built April 24, 1928 and the 4,000,000th V-8 came June 26. Over 1.2 million cars produced in the first six months of the year, versus 1.237 million same period last year.
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Tle Word Motor Company
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Century OF Progress
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Chirac
Bicycle Tour Record Set By Mitchell Photographer
Mitchell, a photographer, rode a bicycle tour totaling 2 287 miles in a month, using original equipment and lines of action. The feat showcases endurance and determination during a long cycling journey.
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Smiltt Mutchell
Social round of visitors floods Corry area
Dozens of residents and guests are listed visiting relatives and attending local gatherings around Corry. Families from Buffalo Erie Sharon Pittsburgh and Jamestown travel for weeklong stays at Findley Lake, Canadohta Lake, and other local retreats, while several residents return home from visits in Erie, Cleveland, and Philadelphia. Multiple reunions, cottage stays, and short trips mark a bustling weekend as friends and kin converge in the community.
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Wintley Lake
J. L. Hughes
Mrs Hughes
Mary Cullen
Concord Street
Alfred J Hil
Tor Sharon
Thomas Kinney, Jr
Buffalo
Mary
Helga Bailey
Sheffield
Lilsh Kinney
Gathering Aver
Harry Aver
North Warren
Maryalis Klinger
Erie
Bens
M Wiedner
West Wayne Street
DeWitt Swarts
Baltimore
Ity
Pindley Lake
L. F. Swartz
Jane Hitman
J. D. Downey
Mary and
Thomas
Bimore
H. A. O'Hare
William Chechran
Titusville
A. V Cochran
North Center Street
Margaret Ann Lyons
Thelon City
Hew Gyitade
J. 3 Strand
Laura Dodd
Bus City
Fird W Blackmore
Detrail
Mich
Carlton King
Findley Lake
George N. Wright
Chicago
Corry
R. Buller
Bsh
Pleasant Mount
A. G. Bilor
Corty Fis Hatchery
Norma Jane Purcell
M. J. Purcell
Dennison
Butlers
O. K. Stroup
Dorothy Mor Rogerson
Ruthrung
Virginia DuMitte
George Orcutt
Endley Lake
Brie Satiny
Fiens Wellefus
Mies Many Strong
Eric
Baptist
Eurch
Miss Strong
Mc4
Williams
Cony
Mia
Stank Betts
Avi
Pittshurst
Ayo Visib
Jamestown
Helen Jones
Berncice
Lulu Sanford
Hazel Thompson
Robert Shannon
Herbie Shannon
Pat Sanford
Keniesh Barnes
George Blair
Clarence Kelly
Westfield
N.C
Lin Campynb Weatfield
Ates Vision Télublyes
Gisarl
Philadelphia
Glinland
Williams Esrhott
Warrer Fay
Naomi Norels
Warren Kells
George Oxen
West Wrodevigh Street
GG. Barker
War Pu
Wilson Grent
Eli Ames
General Mechine Training
Bele
Hoop West Smith Stonel
Wathreen Bennett
Litetlle Banas
West Chugh Street
Rd, Jinkins and
Cleveland
James Phillips
Port Washington
Finday Lake
Harry Alexander
David Amison
Deighter
Ruth
Newark
N. J
Pclty
Sarah Tozers
Pittsby
Brown
Wileworth Hurnum
Old City
Harmon
Robert Filson
Hash Brady
Gleudsvnle City
Nola Racks
Garry
Lew
Charly
South Center Street
Sherman Ciapwning
W. J
Roll Ang
Pipasantville
Mes. Cayra
Daughess Lillia
Missy Ruth Dabletrand
al and
Baresse
Misson Geraldine
Charlotte Walter
Virgina Frill
Leen
Misaud ‘Aliee Blank
Kathryn Blanchle
Pittsburgh
Faye Cooper
Corsica
Canadolita Lake
Alter Dobson
North Wast
A. Mountain
Church Street
May Blair
Jameston
W.G. Switson
Swanson
Ralph Nelson
Accon
Blair
GL. Boyd
al Cie
Ato
Dorothy Isttucburger
Meadville
Tris Maon
Corry Presbyterian Sunday School
All
Frindlly Lake
Campbell
Lanesters
Albert Childs
Bass Pleasant
Youngsville
Jett
Oni
Stocks Crash As Market Closes Near Year’s Lows
Chaotic session ends with heavy selling pushing prices to new lows for the year. Major industrials faltered as trading volume surged and declines topped gainers, with names like American Can and General Motors among those listed in the closing report.
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Ansconila Atlantic
Ruilime Aubin
Bendix
Afauion
Bethlehem Steel
Canadian Pacific Co Op
Chrysler Columbia Giscontinental Gan
Furtlus
Whghl Bie
Eedineval Eleutric
General Motors
Serinewott International
Michel Montgomery Ward National Daly
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Otis Steel
West Bul Sery
Pacific Coast Strike Collapses Amid Uncertain Fallout
In San Francisco, a Longshoremen's Union ballot on wage and working conditions faces a narrowing path as strikers waver. The national longshoremen's board plans to announce results by Tuesday, with about 12,000 members in the association expected to support submitting their terms to the board.
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Unite Frese San Prancisco
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Quy
Roosevelt
Wheeling Cleveland Bridge Players Win Team Event
United Press reports Conneaut Lake and Cleveland teams triumph in the eight set event at the bridge championship held today. Winners claim top honors in the team event as Wheeling and Cleveland squads shine in the competition.
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Wheeling-Cleveland Bridge Players
United Press
Conneaut Lake
Weeele
Cleveland
Conneaut Laity Bridge
Tay
Stock handlers in St. Joseph threaten to strike
St. Joseph Missouri July 28 stock yards foremen and union leaders conferred at noon as a threatened strike loomed. Fifteen special policemen kept order while drouth and market strain pressure the yard workers in a tense day awaiting the conference outcome.
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Viney Cross
Joseph
Drouth
F.C. Blick
HM. Cook
Lytle Dismissed as Capitol Grounds Superintendent
Harrisburg report states Earl Lytle of Sugarcreek township was dismissed by the department of property and supplies from his post as superintendent of grounds and buildings at the Capitol. Details were learned today.
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