Pinchot Abandons Extra Session Plan Over Pension Delay
Governor Pinchot says there will be no special legislative session this summer to consider old age pension amendments. He cites no reply from Republican chairman General Edward Martin on backing the amendment and notes the August 5 deadline cannot be met. The delay pushes pension votes to 194? as five years must pass before another amendment vote. Pinchot cancelled vacation plans to focus on highway relief, planning an $18 million federal aid program and a Washington trip to meet Roosevelt, Hugh Johnson, and the NRA board on Pennsylvania relief.
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Byyuaked
Allge
Edward Martin
Phettime
Pinshot
Washington
Lomorrow
Roosevelt
Hugh Johnson
National Industrial Recovery Board
Pennsylvania
Balbo Seaplane Return Delayed by Foggy Weather
General Italo Balbo's squadron on the first leg of the Atlantic return was postponed due to heavy fog over Maine and Shediné Bay. Balbo noted the fog and officials postponed the departure on the advice of meteorologist Dr. James H. Kimball as crews prepared coverings for the seaplanes.
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United Press
Lloyd Bennett Field
New York
Italo Balbo
Atlantic
Maine
Balbo
Shediné Bay
Bilbo
James H. Kimball
Five Little Brothers Die in Fire in Sarnia
A fatal blaze in a two story frame home on the Indian reserve two miles south of Sarnia Ontario killed five brothers aged 42, 10, 8, 6, and 4 as the upstairs bedroom burned. Thomas White, his wife and their two year old daughter Zerlin escaped with minor burns.
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United Press
Cold Star Mother to Sail Soon for France
Mrs. William M. Houghton of We and Wayne streets sails from New York City aboard the President Roosevelt to join the Cold Star Mother Pilgrimage. Her son Randall served overseas with Company A, 112th Infantry, during the war.
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William M. Houghton
We & Wayne Street
Tonisit
New York City
Jane
Roosevelt
Randall
112Th Infantry
Hearings Open On Oil Industry Code In Washington
Industrial Recovery Administrator Hugh Johnson opened hearings in Washington on oil industry codes urging maximum cooperation from industry reps to stabilize the sector. The Petroleum Institute backs a code calling for a 40 hour week and minimum wages from 40 to 44 cents an hour, while independent operators propose a 40 hour week at 50 cents an hour. President Axtell J. Byles of the Petroleum Institute argued for industry self management and criticized gasoline taxes as inequitable, saying the key issue is aligning production with demand.
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United Press
Washington
Hugh Johnson
Industey
America
American “Petroleum Institute
Axtell J. Byles
The
Petroleum Institute
Byles
Pont
Stricken Man Dies En Route to Buffalo from Pittsburgh
George Mc Bride of Pittsburgh dies while riding in an auto between Tit Ugville and Union City. Dr Stei of Union City reports heart attack as cause. McBride was en route to visit his daughter with two nephews and a friend, planning to dine in Caton City. Body to be shipped for funeral services and interment. Rev and Mrs Harris return from wedding trip.
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Tit Ugville
Union City
George McBride
Pittsburgh
Stei
Snan
McBride
Bulffalo
Clarence
Thomas McCue
Caton City
Minion City
Buffalo
Greatest Peace Time Appeal Broadcast by President Roosevelt
President Roosevelt will deliver a nationwide peace time appeal urging employers to adopt voluntary agreements for higher wages and shorter hours. The NRA will push the plan, with a 85 hour week and $14 minimum for labor and 40 hour week with $15 minimum for clerical workers. Oil industry hearings raise issues of production control and pricing, while the petroleum institute and independent operators argue over hour and wage proposals amid industry friction. Telegrams and campaigns roll out nationwide as cities like Richmond organize committees to promote the program.
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H. C. Thompson
United Press Star
Washington
Roosevelt
United States
NRA
Grtaing
Retanikuip
Joubktings
Mige
Quutbinie
Ishov
Americas Petroleum Institute
Genta
America
Richmond
Hugh Johnson
Corry Man Named First Vice President of Firemen’s Club
Conneaut Lah Andrew Paulson of Corry fire chief was named first vice president at the Firemen’s Association annual convention held over the weekend. Other officers elected include President Franke Robinson of New Castle and Secretary Tyts Leberjan of Meadville with a slate of directors led by Ly Mourosy New Castle Fred Carmenang Ri Reth Mesaville Harry Gurney New Castle J C Leibold and Baward Pry Marienville. Seegetown won the tug of war during the evening program.
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Conneaut Lah
Andrew Paulson
Corry
Firemen's Association
Franke Robinson
New Castle
J. C.idyce
Sharpsville
Ty Ts Leberjan
Meadville
Wi Sackeobach
Greenville
Ly Mourosy
Fred Carmenang
Ri Reth
Path of
Mesaville
Harry Gurney
J. C. Leibold
Baward Pry
Marienville
Seegetown
Mollisons to continue to New York after crash near Stratford
Mollisons James and Amy Mollison, injured in a trans Atlantic crash near Stratford, Conn, will fly to Floyd Bennett Field New York at 5 p.m. today. Their Seafarer craft is broken and cannot proceed. Ralph Wickford pilots a Shell Petroleum amphibian to deliver them to New York. They ran out of fuel thirty miles from aim after a long flight.
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Amy, Johnson
United Press
Bricshport
Conn
James
Aimy Mollison
Floyd Bennett Field
New York
Seafarer
Stratford
Shell Petroleum Sikorsky
Ralph Wickford
Mellison
Fly|ling
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Bank Robber Ramps Court In Fatal Shootout
In Chicago's new 47 million criminal courts building Hodged a bailiff and fired, killing policeman John G Sebick and wounding another with a gunman later felled by a state attorney officer. The attack interrupted a bank robbery case involving John Scheck and three accomplices.
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Unite Press
Shicaggpia
Polleeman
Phe
Charles Mathrop
Criminal Courts
John Scheck
Niles
John Kavanaugh
Scheck
Kavanaugh
Tak Gut
John G. Sebick
Sebick
Schesie
Bridewell Hospital
Seifert Hitted by Deputy Shot Near Staw on Chautauqua
Harvey Seifert 25 of Jamestown suffered a severe head gash after Deputy Sheriff Scarry struck him near Staw on Chautauqua Lake. Seifert, greeting an old college friend, was allegedly felled as Scarry, who claimed alarm at a motion, struck with a weapon. Seifert required stitches at a hospital.
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Harvey Seifert
Jamestown
Union City
Young Quah
Sherith Josiph Scarry
Seifert
Staw
Chautauqua Lake
Wi A
Belfert
Registrar Resigns Then Names New Registrar in Third Ward
Frank J. Lillie, named Republican registrar in the First Ward, resigned the post as it lay outside his home district. Mrs Walter H. Ellis was named registrar in the Third Ward precinct, replacing him.
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Frank J. Lillie
Two Car Crash at North Corry injures Hughes
Two cars collided at the Columbus overpass near North Corry Sunday evening. James A. Hughes of Jamestown N Y suffered a forehead gash but escaped serious injury. Merle H Geisking of Birmingham Alabama and Mrs W W Morgaridge escaped with only shock. Both vehicles were badly damaged. Geisking planned to continue to Erie to catch a train for Birmingham.
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North Corry
Merle H. Geisking
Birmingham
Ala
W. W. Mor
Garidge
James A.hughes
Jamestown
Columbus
Hughes
Gelsking
Harry Alexander
Wro
Realtor Wounded by Kidnappers Succumbs
Frank A. McGlatchy a 56 year old Philadelphia realtor died from a bullet wound after resisting two kidnapers who held him up to abduct him. He had been showing a house to the men when the struggle occurred. McGlatchy’s death follows failed transfusions and a diabetic complication. Police believe the motive involved his brother John H. McGlatchy a millionaire real estate executive.
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United Pres
Philadelphia
Frank A. McGlatchy
McClatchy Tate
Miser- Icordia Hospital
McClatchy
John H. McClatchy
Pecora to Question Market Officials After Trading Close
New York July 2 Ferdinand Pecora counsel to the Senate committee Investigating bank and other financial practices announced he would question officials of the New York Stock Exchanges after the close of trading today. He seeks explanations for the wide movements in stock prices during the last week.
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New York
Ferdinand Pecors
Senate
Anid
Millionaire Urschel Kidnapped. Tulsa Executor To Mediate
Charles Urschel Oklahoma oil magnate, reportedly seized at his home in Clarion, as B B Kirkpatrick of Tulsa acts as go between to negotiate a ransom. Justice department guards, family confidants, and listed fortune estimates frame the dramatic abduction in this high profile case.
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United Press
Delamoma City
Gharles J. Dischel Toda
B. B Kirkpatrick
Tulsa
Stern Oil
Urschel
Kirkpatrick
Sis
Department of Justice
Slick
Eatate
Clarion
Charles
Oklahoma
1 1
Arachel
Pastoria
Mayence Slick
Mrs. Urschel
Batty
Thoms, Jr
Earl
Westere
Suck
Cooler weather brings relief in Corry after hot spell
Corry residents welcomed a drop in temperatures this afternoon amid a heat surge. Forecasters cited a low pressure system off the coast as the likely cause and warned the heat to continue into tonight and Tuesday.
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Corry
Tuesay
Tragedy Claims Lives in Warren and Surrounding Counties
Reports detail multiple drowning bets as boats capsized on the Allegheny River near Warren and in nearby towns. Names include Albin Hultberg 49 Charles Dyare Raymond Devore Maile Devore and Ella Goodrich among the Warren victims.
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Wight
Warren
Chautauqua
Allegheny River
Albin
Hultberg
Charles
Dyare
Raymond Devore
Maile Devore
Ella Goodrich
Devore
Elmer
Earl Devore
Charles Devore
John Host
Gust Wesley
Devores
Wesley
Elmer Devore
Hulberg
Jamestown
Arti B. Beckstrom
Sprutve Street
Ashville Bay
Molock
Dunkirk
Ernest W. Cordt
Hamilton Boulevard
Kenmore
Bear Lake
Brocton
Clemata H. Cordt
Jean
Cordi
Jane Cordi
Corais
Corals
Gang Leader and Wife Identified After Shootout
Dexter Ya July 24 two Missouri Estrowst gang members were identified as Marin Barrdwe and his wife Sinnohe after a battle with a posse. They were among those wounded and left behind as the party retreated.
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Anto Press
Dexter
Missouri Estrowst
Marinn Barrdwe
Sinnohe
Womes
Boil
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Cold Star
France
Johnson
H. R. Harris ¢Sme
New Jersey
Northern Firemen's Association
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Stow
Columbus Ave
Pecora
Chautauqua CO
Allegheny
Lake
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