Company A Heads to Mount Gretna Camp Tonight
Pennsylvania National Guard Company A of Corry will depart for Mt Gretna camp for a two week summer encampment. Sixty three enlisted men join Company A with Erie battalion and Meadville Company B on a special train after 9 pm. Details list officers and a long roster of privates in grades VI and VII.
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Pennsylvania National Guard
Mt Gretna
Gerry
Erie ‘Battalion
Meadville
Meddyille
Erie
Pennsy Spenial
Corry
Bown
Fehimai
Severa
William
Houghton
Mount Gretna
Company A
Robert &. Brown
Ross G. Fellman
Guy_E. Abbey
Seirsaat
Seirsaat Coo Clit, Ate Hinson, Harold W. Jewell, Cecil Ross Leb M. Skiff, Paul 8
Stroup
Mitford Webster
Lynford Chase
Andrew Hanson
Carol Haskins
Maxwell P. Hoenes
Clifford W
Clark
Ocean Flight Ends Early as Planes Run Dry
The second transatlantic attempt in a week ended at Floyd Bennett airfield after Russell Boardman and John Polando dumped fuel from their monoplane Cape Cod over Jamaica Bay and Brooklyn. The plane skimmed rooftops despite 728 gallons onboard as Boardman piloted and dumped 415 gallons to gain altitude before returning. He apologized for the fuel spill, calling it a matter of life or death.
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United Press
New York
Russell Boardman
John Polando
Massachusetts
Floyd Bennett Airport
Turkey
Cape Cod
Jamaica Bay
Brooklyn
Boardman
Cape Con
North East boy hurt in fall on farm
Rexford Hoor, 5 year old son of Mr and Mrs Willis Root of North East, was brought to Corry hospital yesterday afternoon after a fall in a tarp on the farm. He sustained a fracture of the right shoulder and was treated before being able to return home.
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Rexford Hoor
Willis Root
North East
Corry Hospital
Titusville Bond Issue Approved for Local Improvements
Harrisburg reports the Secretary of Internal Affairs approved bonds for Cromford County and the City of Titusville totaling $10,000 to improve streets and paving. Westmoreland County Werry Township School District authorized $35,000 to erect and equip new school buildings replacing a burned facility.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Return of Rev F A Wimner Asked by Committee
The Fourth Quarterly Conference of the First Methodist Episcopal Church convened for its annual session with large attendance. The committee urged the return of Rev Wimner for a fourth year, a motion greeted with applause. Officers and committees were elected, including new trustees and stewards, with Pastor Cass noted for potential licensure.
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A. C Locke
D. D
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Clyde Brown
Wimner
Foster Cass
Cass Will Cnter
J. ©. Cass
L. S. @asy
New York
Frank Cass
FR. Loveland
C. F. Brown
W. ®. Wilson
Alert Anderson
A. L. Poster
N. Troy Gillette
F.C. Emerson
J. 3. Squire
J. B. Dahlstrand Stewards
O. E. Shoop
J. R. Dearing
G. W. Beecher
George Thomipson
Harold Shatinan
Id Anderson
O. A. Johnson
L. G
Dewey
A. C. Reed
Core Rouse
C. I. Robbins
Cass
C. L. Gallagher
C. P. ‘Brown
A. J. Poster
F. A Loveland
Albert Anderson
W. E. Wilson
J. J
Pittsburgh Prohibition Agents Arrested Near Shenandoah
July 24 report says two Pittsburgh prohibition agents were arrested as they prepared to raid an alleged Dear warehouse in Shenandoah Pa. The arrests are described as a move to prevent the raid by prohibition authorities today.
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Paptaburgh
Pittsburgh
Shenandosh
Oday
Fresh Air Children Outing at Clymer
Ten children from a New York Fresh Air institution arrived in the city and will spend two weeks with eight Clymer families. Tribune Fresh Air Fund transportation supports the visit as hosts open their homes to the youngsters including Charles Meyerink Brest Wallace Sheldon Stoddard George Van der Schaaf Herman Bennink Edith Henderson Carl Marsh Leon Bennink.
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New York
Farmers Push Haying After Rainy Spell
Farmers in the vicinity accelerate haying as rain ends with showery weather. Late-season rains delayed cutting by days but did not hurt the crop. timothy stands long and growth exceptional. Corn and potato crops look strong with large yields anticipated. buckwheat acreage small and berries promising. fruit light but orchards reported promising yields.
Prosecutor in Youngstown Acquitted in Mail Removal Case
Ray L. Thomas, county prosecutor, was acquitted of blackmail charges. Petitions seeking removal from office were dismissed in a written verdict by three judges sent from the Ohio Supreme Court to review alleged improper dealings between officials and utilities.
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United Press
Youngstown
Ray L. ‘Thomas
Ohio Supreme Court
Fires burn unchecked in three states alarming fires blaze
Missoula July 4 reports say wildfires sweeping Montana Idaho and Wyoming threaten vast timber brush and wildlife losses. Fire crews clash with 1500 plus staff staging efforts to contain blazes including Nek Pierce and Beaverhead forests as high winds fuel spread with resorts at risk.
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United Press
Missoula
Monk
Hames
Mantana
Idaho
Wyoming
New Pierce National Forest
Abo
Beaverhead National Forest
Montana
Nek Pierce Forest
Big Hole Pass
Beaverhead Forest
Forestry Service
South Flnthead Reservation
U. S. Indian
Corry Youth Held for Court on Erie Burglary Charge
Anthony Hupp of Corry will face a grand jury at the September term for breaking and entering with intent to commit a felony after his Erie arrest following an attempted burglary of Edward Trocha’s grocery at 1054 East 1th Street. He was held after a hearing before Alderman Gaczkowski. two accomplices escaped.
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Anthony Hupp
Corry
K. D
Eiile
Rupp
Gaczkowski
Erie
Edward Trocha
East 1Th Street
Jack Applebees
William Donohue
Trocha
Communist League
Brie
Two youths die in chair at Sing Sing
Ossining July 24 two youths died after an electrocution at Sing Sing prison. The victims were Andrew Metalski twenty one from Buffalo and Herbert Johnson one from Chicago.
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Sing Sing
Uederes Ossining
N.Y
Andrew Metalski
Buftsto
Herbert Johnson
Chicago
Sing Sing Prison
Scour Joliet Prison After Bomb Found
July 24 A crudely devised gasoline bomb capable of causing a heavy explosion was found today in Statesville Prison as guards began a cell to cell search amid reports prisoners plotted a break. The 2100 convicts were locked in cells while officials examined the 64 acre campus. Warden GoM ordered a careful sweep after threats of further outbreaks and prior plots to bomb the prison and walls.
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United Press
Jowet
Statesville
Warde Henry Gom
Itmihe
Anis
Wis
Low Accident Record in Penna Industries
Harrisburg July 24 The Pennsylvania industry shows the lowest accident record since 1926 in a monthly labor department report. It notes a larger percentage decrease in accidents than wages, with 180 fatalities and 8,888 non fatal accidents for the month. The six months of 1931 also mark the lowest level since 1918 when workers compensation began.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Department of Labor
Installation of Rev Gil bert L Boyd at First Presbyterian
Largely attended reception followed installation of Rev. Gil bert L Boyd as pastor of the First Presbyterian Church. Visiting ministers offered sermons and charges, decorations by Mrs Leon Tiffany, choir provided music, and the Opportunity Club and Ladies Aid served ice cream cake and lemonade. Boyd recently arrived from Michigan.
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Gilbert L. Boyd
First Presbyterian Church
Mra. Leon Tiffany
Thomas §. Dickson
Wartert
Mr. Boyd
Michigan
Martial Law Declared At Oklahoma Red River Toll Bridge
Oklahoma National Guardsmen march to the Red River toll bridge at Durant and enforce a martial law proclamation by Gov. Murray to open toll bridges between Durant and Denison Texas. Texas Governor Sterling backs orderly actions to respect the injunction.
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Durant
Ola
Oklahoma National Guardsmen
Fay
Red River
W. H
Murray
Pyrant
Denison
Tex
Oklahoma
Texas
Tranit
Ross Sterling
Stern Returns to Erie Mayoral Race After Long Hiatus
Former Erie mayor William Stern enters the 1915 mayoral contest, filing on both major party ballots beside incumbent Joseph Williams and four other candidates including James P. RoPsteder Warren Reichard and Mrs William Shurrager. Voters anticipate a highly contested fall election with seven candidates.
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Corry
William Dr. Stern
Erie
Stern
Sve
Joseph ©. Williams
James P. Ropsiter
Warren Reichard
William Shurrager
Arrests May Solve Nearby Farm Thefts
A series of farm robberies near Warren and Sugar Grove may be solved after the Thursday morning arrests of Charles H Buck and Buel Lyle, a World War veteran from Rome Township. Police will check suspects' movements to see if they link to similar thefts around Columbus, with the Kane Republican citing progress in the investigation.
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Columbus
Warren
Sugar Grove
Colum Ub
Kane Republican
Warren County
Charles H. Buck
Allef Buel Lyle
Ronewango
New
Graf Zeppelin launches daring voyage toward polar pole
Graf Zeppelin begins first leg of Arctic mission from Friedrichshafen moving northeast toward Leningrad then north to the pole with 16 passengers and 30 crew aboard. Dr. Hugo Eckener leads voyage expected to include Arctic observations and possible contact with Soviet icebreaker Malygin.
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Berlin
Polar Regions
Ifs
United Press
Friedrichshapen
Germany
Hugo Eckener
Sfozen Artic Wastes
Lake Constance
Leningrad
North Pole
Sir Huber Wilkins
Atlantic
Arctic
Archangel
Hebener
Asre-arctic Society
Plu
Mekener
Lincoln G. Ellsworth
Gof Hudson
American Geographical S Society
Edward H. Smith
Tin. S. Coast Guard Service
Washington
Soviet
Russia
Hooker Island
Kamenew Island
Pole
Cape Tscheljskin
Newsky Semilja
Freidebehafen
de Hékener
Suip
Pyl
Five Best Radio Entertainments Listed for Today
WABC CBS network presents Arthur Pryor's Band. NBC network features Billy Jones and Wrnie Hare. CBS Radio offers Musuts at WIREC. NBC Theatre of the Arts airs Paul Whitman Orchestra on WHAT. WEAK NBC carries a0 show.
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WABC
CBS
Arthur Pryor
NBC Network
Billy Jones
Wrnie Hare
WIREC
Theatre of the
NBC Wetwoot
Paul Whitman
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Taberland
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