Belgium Postwar Reparations Settlement Nears Final Accord
Paris reports Germany and allied powers reach broad agreement on postwar reparations after four months of talks. Lamont says Belgian currency claims to be settled via direct Berlin Brussels talks. Belgium will not sign until its demands on forced mark for francs reimbursement are satisfied.
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Driver of Milk Wagon Beaten by Five Men
Leo Colina, 27, driver for Liberty Products Corp, was attacked by five men who pulled his wagon from a parked car on Falde Street in Mt. Lebanon. They struck him with fists as the wagon stopped and fled when police approached. John Healer, 34, guard, sought help.
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Four Killed in Fireworks Factory Blast at Victory Sparkler
Four men were killed and several injured in an explosion at the Victory Sparkler and Special Company fireworks factory in Waltham Massachusetts yesterday. The victims, Harry Brown 63 Alvert Jones 6 John Gilbert 10 and Allen Dickenson 4, were employees preparing to transfer chemicals when a truck backfired igniting the chemical blend and causing the blast.
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Man kills three then leaps before train in Chicago rampage
Ferdinand Preuss, a West Side war veteran, killed three people and wounded four before hiding in a tenement. After a massive manhunt, he died by leaping in front of a Freeport-bound train, ending a violent spree that terrorized eight detective squads and the city.
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Tremors Hit Mendoza Province After Severe Earthquake
Reports from Mendoza Argentina indicate new tremorsafter a devastating quake that killed about 47 and left hundreds injured. Rescue teams search ruins in Villa Atel area as cold weather worsens conditions.
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Atlantic fliers remain landbound after delays
Old Orchard Me June 1 The long delayed trans ocean flights of the Green Plash and the Yellow Bird are postponed with no hop off before morning. Stormy conditions over the horn Atlantic kept both craft grounded as crews met at a local dinner while weather hindered progress.
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Cities to Get Greater Cut in Motor Fines
Harrisburg June 1 Refitting today cities boroughs towns of first class will set greater out of the fines for motorcade violations Fines for seven different law violations in addition to the two that already were in effect revert to the highway maintenance fund of the municipality where the violation occurs The money must be used for highway maintenance Fines now returned to municipalities include excess weight of vehicles 50 dollars no special highway permit 50 dollars restrictions 28 to speed 10 dollars turning at intersections 10 dollars obstructing approach of police or fire department equipment 10 dollars driving through safety zone 5 dollars parking in front of the hydrant 10 dollars disobeying traffic signals 5 dollars driving over fire hose 100 dollars
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Weather outlook for the week with rain and showers
The weather bureau announced a rainy first half of the week followed by showers later. Temperatures will be above normal at week start and near or below normal by week end.
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Five Best Radio Entertainments Listed Across Networks
Radio listings show Goldman’s Band WEAR NBC Network at 7:00 HST and 4 BSP Cavalcade, shilkret Symphony Orchestra at 3:00 EST on WABC GBS Network, a National Forum on WIZ NBC Network at 7:00 BST drama Don Cease del Buzun.
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Laborites Win Election Yet Fail to Secure Majority
London June 11 Ramsay MacDonald leader of the Laborites signals intent to form government as party wins most seats but lacks a working majority. Baldwin sails to Chequers to confer with Conservatives while Lloyd George weighs his balance of power in the House of Commons.
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Million Dollar Blaze Destroys Sheboygan Warehouse
A massive fire swept a Sheboygan riverfront district destroying a warehouse and threatening nearby factories. Fire crews from Milwaukee Manitowoc Kohler and surrounding towns fought for hours as flames jumped building to building. The loss ran into the millions and disrupted local manufacturing and storage operations.
Farmer Dies After Car Hit by Brie Express Train
Nicolas Storge, about 60, a farmer from 4 miles west of Cambridge Springs, was fatally injured at the Main Street crossing when his car was struck by Brie Express No. 14. He died about twenty minutes later from internal injuries. Survived by his widow and one son.
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Killed on Crossing in Erie Five Children Mourn Mother
Lucia Di Filippo a 56 year old Erie resident and mother of five was fatally struck by a Pennsylvania express train today while carrying lunch to her husband. Coroner Daniel Hanly said she stepped into the path of a late running Pennsylvanian train after waiting for a westbound freight on adjacent New York Central tracks. An engineer halted the train, but she died instantly. her body was found a short distance from the crossing.
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Woman's Club Indoor Fair planned in Corry
Corry Woman's Club organizes an indoor fair at the state armory on June 13 14 and 15 with elaborate displays from Corry merchants. Booths offer fortune telling refreshments and games while nationally advertised products from producers are shown. Evening awards and ten cent admission mark a major city event.
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Class Day Observed at Senior High Monday
Class day will be observed at the Senior high school Monday with a program of exercises scheduled for 2 o'clock. Students are requested to meet in their home room sections at 1 80 o'clock.
Two Injured In Accidents Reported In Last Twenty Four Hours
A Second Ward resident suffered a broken wrist and a City man fractured left hip after falls in two separate incidents. Mrs Hugi O Hare of East Bond Street sustained a broken right arm in a yard fall. Max Wellman of Union City fractured his right hip at the A L Camuset mill. Lawrence Crater, 17, son of Mr and Mrs Leon Craker, was badly burned when boiling water spilled at home.
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Lindbergh Honeymoon in Georgia Coast Headlines
Reported honeymooning with his bride off Georgia’s coast scattered details place Col. Charles A. Lindbergh near Supelo Island or St Catherine Island. Howard Coffin and James Wilson are named hosts. the Zapalis yacht and an amphibian plane are involved in the sightings.
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Red Letter Day Ends in Tragedy for Chicago Boy
Chicago on June 1 reports 12 year old Johnny Dickinson son of prominent lawyer Jacob M Dickinson and grandson of a former Secretary of War, planned a celebratory day after high exam marks. He was found hanging in a closet, apparently experimenting with a hangman’s noose, a tragedy mourned by family friends who describe him as intelligent and curious.
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Corry High to Hold Commencement for Record Class
Corry High School will graduate its largest class in history on Wednesday evening June 5 at the Senior High school auditorium. Principal Howard Sheen organizes exercises with Luis Jeanette Lyons delivering the valedictory and Martha McGrath as salutatorian. sixty graduates listed in the program include honors in studies and several with high honors.
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Conferees Work On Farm Relief Bill For Early Action
Washington June 1 Conferees from both houses pressed to finish a satisfactory compromise on the farm relief bill to permit early adoption and possible Senate action next week. President Hoover signaled willingness to a November 5 tariff vote and urged speed on the farm bill before adjournment for fall.
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