Two Fishing Craft Save Crew as Missing Boats Reported
United Press dispatch from Ventura California notes that the fishing smack Mary Ann rescued the Starlight and its 25 passengers plus three crew, towing the Starlight to Anacapa Islands after rough seas. Earlier reports said two fishing boats with about sixty people were missing near Santa Barbara Islands, with hopes they tied up for the night at Anacapa.
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United Press
Ventura
Calif
Mary Ann
Starlight
Anacapa Islands
Hueneme
Santa Barbara Islands
Froun
Trade War Fears Grow Over Soviet Convict Goods
Washington rumor hints at a new Smoot Hawley use to bar Soviet convict labor products including lumber manganese and coal. Treasury studies possible embargo while resumed U S Russian trade shows rapid growth with lumber and manganese debated by industry groups and lawmakers amid alleged propaganda probes.
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Joseph H. Baird
United Press
Washington
David A. Reed
Repn
Treasury Department
Soviet
Russia
United States
Treasury Lowman
Maxim Litvinoff
Moscow
Commerce Department
Treasury
Ts Yefusal
American Manganese Producers’ Association
Hovse
Rep. Fish
Amtorg ‘Trading Corporation
Elief Soviet Trade Agency
Hays
Inter Es
Plans to rebuild southern Italy after earthquake
Thomas B. Morgan reports that Italian authorities near finalizing plans to rapidly rebuild 34 towns damaged by the quake. Avezzano serves as a model, with relocation from hilltops to valleys and reinforced concrete design. gas masked rescuers pursue bodies as hospital trains arrive for the injured.
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Napues
Italy
Deyce
Aothers
Auake
Thaly
Aquilonia
Jong
Sister Saves Lad Then Another Drowned In River Tragedy
A nine year old boy, Billy Donovan, was pulled from the Ohio River by his sister Winona, who six years old, after she cried for help. He survived but with a spinal injury and poor prognosis. Another boy, Tack Campbell, nine, drowned in Chartiers Creek at McKees Rocks while visiting his aunt. Police and rescuers conducted resuscitation efforts but he did not survive.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Nly
Troll
Presbyterian Hospital
Billy Donovan
Mne
Ohio River
Winona
Hien
Iim
Anes
Billy
Tack Campbell
Chartiers Creek
McKees Rocka
Amhor ii
Fear quake victim feared in southern Italy disaster
Pittsburgh July 28 Fear that J Prank Lanning a Pittsburgh businessman was killed in the earthquake which rocked southern Italy last week was expressed today by his brother 8 Lanning
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Pittsburgh
J. Prank Lanning
Pittsburon Businnessman
Italy
Lanning
Giant British Dirigible to Make Ocean Flight
The R100 will begin its trans Atlantic flight to Canada as soon as weather allows the British air ministry said. Conditions now show no definite start date. the voyage to Montreal is expected to take 80 to 70 hours. The airship returned to Cardington after a 24 hour test flight and was declared in excellent condition and ready to depart.
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United Press
London
Canada
British Air Ministry
Montreal
Cardinton
Several minor auto accidents over week end in city
Several minor automobile crashes were reported in the city and vicinity over the weekend. J C Diehl and wife, 716 North Park Row Erie, were treated at Corry hospital after their new Cord left the Union City highway and overturned injuring Diehl and daughter. Frank Swantel of Buffalo and Mike Zaffino of Cleveland collided at Smith and Center Streets with no injuries. Clyde Peebles of Greenville struck a car owned by Rean Meminoy of 102 Second Avenue, causing about 25 dollars in damage. Other minor remakes were reported with no injuries.
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Union City
Smith and
Center Streets
J. C. Diehl
North Park Row
Erie
Corry Hospital
Corry Union City Highway
Diehl
Dishl
Dish
Limburt
Frank Swantel
Buffalo
Mike Zaffino
Cleveland
Clyde Peebles
Greenville
Rean Meminoy
Second Avenue
Corry
Today’s Five Best Radio Entertainment Lineup
The Wiz Network airs Roxy's Gang at 6 50. WABCO OBB network presents Burling's Syncopated History at 7 00. WI NBC network features Rochester Civic Orchestra at 9 00. WEAR NBC network shows Sign of the Shell at 8 80. WAC CES network broadcasts Dante orchestris for two hours at 10 30.
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WIZ
Roxy's Gang
WABCO
OBB
Burling
NBC
Rochester Civic Orchestra
Wear
Sign of the Shell
WAC Ces
Dante Orchestris
Johnstown Boy Surpasses 305 Hours In Tree Sit
Johnstown youth Clarence Gooil Jr aged 12 from Westmont completed the 305th hour of his tree endurance attempt at 10 am in Johnstown Pennsylvania. Another participant Emory Fran Iois Jr, 14, added a hammock to his perch but fell into a hedge after 168 hours, disqualifying him. Gooil Jr remained perched at 10 o clock continuing his challenge toward a rival hampered by a 36 hour read for a separate attempt.
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United Press
Johnstown
Clarence Gooil, Jr
Westmont
Emory Fran Iois, Jr
Haniasburg
Jantor
Prisoner Escapes During Transit Near Sherman
Raymond Krogh escaped from Titusville police during a transfer to Tyrusville. An intensive search was ordered. police in Corry reported no trace by noon. Krogh, once resident of Johnsonburg, had been arrested in Canton after tip from Titusville police amid extradition disputes with Chief Dan Connell. He is described as blue-eyed with a dimple, sandy hair, wearing gray cap lights pants and a blue coat.
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Suinormes
Raymond Krogh
Dan Connell
Pitusvile
Kroah
Canton
Titusville
Johnsonburg
Connell
Tyrusville
Wes
War over baby mixup unsettles Chicago families
The Watkins and Bamberger families argued over a baby mixup as the case neared a resolution. Bambergers claim their child is christened George Edward Bamberger, while Watkins insist the other infant is theirs and plan to seek an exchange to settle the dispute.
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United Press
Chicago
Watkins- Bamberger
Charles Bamberger
William Watkins
Hambergers
George Raward Bamberger
Watkins
Erie Man Hurts Jumping From Train
Alonzo Patterson of Erie, living at 325 Hast Fourteenth Street, is hospitalized with a fractured left arm and slight right hip fracture after leaping from an Erie Railroad freight train near the passenger station shortly before 7 p.m. He was moved to Corry and later attended by Dr. John Kitcher. Recovery expected. details of his movements and origin remain scant.
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Alonzo ‘Patterson
Fourteenth Street
Erie
Carry
Erie Railroad
Patterson
Corry Hospital
John
Kitcier
Hetrick fined for disorderly conduct after arrest
C J Hetrick was arrested Saturday evening by Patrolman Flanigan on West Wayne Street after alleged wild driving. He was fined $25 on a disorderly conduct charge when arraigned in police court. A pint of liquor was found in the automobile but he was not driving, avoiding a greater charge of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. He was released after paying his fine.
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C. J. Hetrick
John Flannigan
West Wayne Street
Hetricke
Red Wing Fliers Extend Stay In Corry Two Days
Red Wing fliers will remain in Corry for two more days as Manager Leo Murphy announced. A parachute jump by Jack Dare is planned at 7 p m at the field tonight with another possible jump for a Corry girl tomorrow night. Hundreds have ridden in the plane and many have taken rides on Saturday. 25 cents for ladies offered on some flights.
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Red Wing
Corry
Leo Murphy
Jack Dare
Iheen
Pierce
Jack Dara
Capt
City
ATR Derby Resumes After Delay in All-American Flight
The All-American air derby pilots were ordered to resume the race tomorrow after a planned delay to repair planes. Contestants must follow the original schedule with Ogden, Utah as the next stop, and Little Rock leader Idieuf Lee C. Gehlbedh will lead the first leg from Pam.
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United Prep
Los Angeles
Ogden
Utah
Idieuf
Lee C
Gehlbedh
Little Rock
Ark
Pam
Heat Wave Lingers As Western Pa Sees Relief Sunday
MERCURY ABOVE 100 ON SUNDAY PROMPTS TEMPORARY RELIEF FOR WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA. FORECAST CALLS FOR CLEARING WEATHER TONIGHT AND COOLER TEMPERATURES TOMORROW WITH FURTHER RELIEF. WEEKEND HEAT WAVE CLAIMED LIVES AND CAUSED MULTIPLE DROWNINGS ACROSS NEW YORK CHICAGO AND THE MIDWEST AS FORECASTS EXPECT A SHIFT TO SHOWERS AND LESS HEAT.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Wye
Pennsylvania
United States Weather Bureau
New York
aGth
Chicago
Midwest
Illinois
Indiana
Missouri
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Wilson Sound Anew Warning to Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh July 2. Harold D. Wilson assistant prohibition administrator warned the city will meet the same fate as Chicago and Detroit unless pressure is placed on higher-ups. He spoke after a raid at the Amen Corner Club picnic, saying officials were among the guests and pledging not to stampede into raids. He urged enforcement of the prohibition law and warned against erosion from top to bottom.
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Chicago
Detroit
United Press
Pittsburgh
Harold D. Wilson
Prohibition
Wilson
Stocks Hold Ground Despite Bear Attack in New York
Unclear market moves show stocks steady amid bear pressure as trading closes in New York. Report notes sharp price shifts but lingering sentiment suggests resilience. authorities reportedly consider new laws while investors weigh liquor and gambling policy impacts.
City seeks state funds to finish Columbus Avenue
City officials press for additional state funds to complete East Columbus Avenue from Hare Creek to Warren County line, and to finish new bridge work. Councilman Starr urges Harrishurg delegation and aid from service clubs to secure funds for Roosevelt Highway completion, with urgency due to remaining unpaved gap.
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Columbus
Warren County
Goumcliman Starr
Corry
East Columbus Avenue
Erle Warren
Kane
Hoosevelt Highway
M Petilert
Columbus Avenue
Alexander
State Highway Department
I the Hippé
Wirren County
Starr
Harrisburg
Highway Department
Bank Holdup Fails as Three Bandits Shot in Glencroff
Glencroff State Bank robbery ends in bloodshed as two raiders are killed and a third is dying after the failed hold up. The trio, said to be brothers, netted about $1,300 in the scramble and were shot when leaving the bank.
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United Press
Glencroff
Glencrot State Bankehare
Tela
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Thomas B. Morgan
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