Huston Resignation Seen As Hoover Seeks GOP Support
President Hoover met with two Republican national committee officers amid Huston resignation reports. Huston, long enigmatic chairman, was said to be hiding with J Henry Rorabach in Connecticut though New Haven offices denied it. Officials expect Huston to announce resignation and a successor, while party leaders push ahead with plans for the western congressional campaign and the Montana race between Judge Albert J. Gaten and Senator Thomas Walsh.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Hoover
Republican National Committee
Claudius J. Huston
New York
Claudius H. Huston
National Committee Committee
Senate
Huston
J. Henry Rorabach
Republicam Nations
Connecticut
Rorabach
New Haven
James Francis Burke
James R
Steiner
Senate Campaign Committee
Montana
Albert J. Gaten
Thomas Walsh
Harris Out for Pinchot in Luzerne County Vote Fight
State Senator Frank J. Harris, a Brown ally, said he will back Gifford Pinchot for governor in November, rejecting efforts by Brown forces to invalidate Luzerne County returns. Harris argued the primary winner should be the Republican nominee and condemned the move as unfair and un-American. In Italy, Treviso reports a violent cyclone struck northern regions with at least one death and sixty injured, a severe repetition of World War era weather events.
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Brown
Luzerne County
United Press
Pittsburgh
Frank J. Harris
Francis Shunk Brown
Gitlard Pinchot
Forester
Harris
Allegheny County
Seek to Link Buckley With Detroit Vice
Detroit radio announcer Gerald Buckley faced rumors of racketeering tied to city vice after his recall election coverage. Police sought killers amid claims of ties to gamblers, with officials pressed to explain steps taken. Buckley’s murder echoed a wave of gang killings and an underworld feud that unsettled Detroit.
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Detroit
Gerald &. Buckley
Destroyt
Audieses
Buckley
Yes Berany
Chase Bowles
Bowles
Norman Smith
Rirley
T He
Thames
Wilcox
Arthur Dingeman
Lens
Marshan
James E. Chenot
Ten Thousand Dollar Hold Up at Cleveland Jewelry Store
Three bandits robbed the Rothart Brothers jewelry store in downtown Cleveland today, escaping with jewels and cash estimated at 10,000. They entered under pretext of buying a watch, bound and gagged three employees, and locked them in the basement before vacating the store.
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United Press
Cleveland
Rothart Brothers
Hindenburg Mourns Coblenz Disaster and Aid Post
Berlin cablenz tragedy leaves 88 dead after a bridge collapse during Rhineland celebrations. President Hindenburg returns to Berlin in grief, pledges relief and comforts victims' families, donating 10000 marks. Victims include Raymond Leydey, an American boy from Akron, and Peter Conrad of Sulllene. Pittsburgh inquiry: Philip Fazio questioned on claims of paying politicians to protect his business.
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Rhineland
Berlin
United Press
Paul von Hindenburg
Coblen
Coblenz
Raymond Lawley
Akron
Peter Conrad
Sullene
Quiz Fazio
Pittsburgh
Philip Foaio
Clairton Peer Baron
Andrew T. Park
Fresh Air Children Visit New York Tots Arrive
Twenty four New York City toddlers aged five to ten arrived by train and were welcomed by Clymer residents for a two week country outing funded by the Fresh Air Fund. Mrs Mills from New York City led the Tribune escort and entrusted the group to local hosts for their summer visit.
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New York
Tie Country
Matcup
Clymer
New York City
Trela
Outing for Clymer Children on Summer Visit
James Croscutt and O. Spitzer with Mrs. S. Wallace host a group of youngsters from IMS at Glymen for a two week summer excursion. About sixteen homes in Clymer will shelter the children, who eagerly start their season in a happy mood after arriving by train. Hosts include James Croscutt and Mrs Cradseult along with families Bennink and Wallace among others.
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Ims
James Croscutt
O. ¥. Spitzer
S. Wallace
Clymer
Glymen
W. Wallace
al Benninis
George Vanderschaa
Herman Bennink
Hoyt King
Wilton Koomay
Crdseult
Siple Recalls Byrd Antarctic Expedition At Corry Rotary Picnic
Erie Boy Scout Lipie Siple, newly named Byrd expedition member, spoke to about 46 Corry Rotary members at the Past Mullen cottage on Lake Canandaigua. He described The City of New York, dog teams, tunnel storage, and life at Little America including food, quarters, and transport constraints. The gathering featured boat rides and a picnic lunch hosted by Mrs. Mullen.
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Paul Sipie
Erie
Hichard E.byrd
South Polar
Rotary Club of
Corry
Mullen
Lake Canadahta
Aitenredite Picnie
Union City
Corry Club
Scout Lipié
America
Antarctic
Clun
Siple
City of New York
Polar
Tix
Bay of Whites
Icesbarvier
Sipls
Sie Campan
Reia
Little America
Service Club
Kiwanis Club Hears Talk on Animals
Roy Bell spoke at the Kiwanis Club meeting at the Motel Corry about his work with animals connected to the Governmental Departmental School at Saratoga and his later interest in the Operation GF 4200. He invited members and residents to visit its collection at Lat Waterford.
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Roy Bell
Waterford
Kiwanis Club
Motel Corry
Bell
Tlh
Dcperimental School
Saratoga
Sincr
Watesford
Temperatures Rise Again Across Western Pennsylvania
July 24 Pittsburgh reports the thermometer climbing despite cooler weather predictions for western Pennsylvania. Temperatures may reach or exceed today after a 70 degree low Tuesday and a rise to 86 yesterday. Drought conditions threaten crops and livestock, with estimated losses near six million dollars in the tri state district.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Tri-State
Improvements at MLE Church Reopens Next Sunday
Repairs and redecorating at the First Methodist Episcopal church near completion after weeks of suspension. The edifice will reopen next Sunday with a 65 church school and 11 oclock service. Interior work features lowered pews and enlarged choir loft, renewed altar, copper eaves, a new roof, and a washed stained glass dome lit by spray lights for dramatic effect.
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Methodist Episcopal
Eightieth Division Veterans Reunion in Johnstown
The eighth annual reunion of the Eightieth Division Veterans' Association will be held in Johnstown from August 7 to 10. Government planes at the Johnstown airport will present an air circus for veterans with an inspection trip arranged to a major steel mill.
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Johnstown
Veterans’ Association
Five Best Radio Entertainments This Evening
Listings for WAC CHS network at 6 00 p m feature Stockett Mountaineers. WHA NBC network at 6 30 p m presents Dandiss of Yesterday. WEAF NBC network at 7 00 p m features Rudy Vallee. WABCGGBS network at 8 00 p m brings Arabesque. WJZ NBC network at 8 30 p m showcases Maxwell House melodies.
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WAC
Stockett Mountaineers
NBC
Dandiss
WEAF
Rudy Vallee
Wabcggbs
WJZ
Earthquake Devastation Leaves Italy Reeling With Mass Casualties
In Benevento and nearby towns, officials list 1778 dead and 4264 injured with estimates of up to 3700 dead. The disaster leaves hundreds of thousands homeless as troops rush aid, while tremors and ruined roads hamper relief efforts. Survivors describe widespread destruction and displaced families, with camps forming in open areas and urgent needs for medicines, clothing, and shelter.
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Italy
Thomas
Morgan
United Press
Sessons Benevento
Wnofleiat
Pete
Uni Feu
Tootlie
Jilittier Casables
toLterine
Walla
Thal
Pogia
Itely
Sirvdvors
Mell
Melfi
Fugia
Potenza
Guardsmen Readied for Riley Cup Night Ride
Pennsylvania National Guard officers gathered at Camp Stewart Gretna Nebraska July 24 to await the Riley cup night ride winner. Thirty five 104th Cavalry officers competed for the cup presented by Edward J Stackpole and Major Benjamin Jones. The event tests locating stations along an 18 mile night route with maps and instructions. Final judging by Capt R J Tallant. combat drills planned over two field nights. A regimental review will be held Saturday morning.
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United Press
Stewart
Gretna
Pennsylvania Nationa
Tve
104Th Cavalry
Edward J. Stackpole
104Th Cavary
Benjamin Jones
52Nd Machine Gun Squadron
Army Cavalry School
Fort Riley
Kansas
R. J. Tallant
US Army
Hamer Creel Pass
Cornwall
Hlimiel
Claims Of Illegally Voted Shares In Steel Merger
In Youngstown on July 2 the case over the billion dollar merger between Youngstown Sheet and Tube and Bethlehem Steel faced claims that 128000 shares of Sheet and Tube stock were illegally voted. Evidence presented to Common Pleas Judge Julian David Jenkins showed the alleged irregularities in the Cyrus S. Eaton led opposition suit seeking an injunction on the consolidation.
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Youngstown
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Pittsburgh to Buffalo air service on August 1
Sky View Flying Service will inaugurate daily passenger air service between Pittsburgh and Buffalo on August 1 using twelve Ford trimotor planes. Fares are $20 with $2 extra to Niagara Falls, with trips about 4 hours 19 minutes round trip. Northern leg passes near Dunkirk and South Dayton, arriving Niagara Falls 6:46 p.m. on return.
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Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Sky View Flying Service
Tac
Niagara Falls
Bettisfield
Pittsburgh Budge
Dunkirk
Dayton
Hienes
Niagara Palls
N.Y
Burtaig
Pittsbureh
Betula
Aeld
Buiters
Sundby
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