Corry Boys Leave For Camp Monday
Three injured when car leaves road and strikes a tree near Corry. A father and his two sons, John Goist 50, Robert 18, William 11, were heading to Corry to join their wife and mother. The Buick Chevrolet coach demolished, steering problems cited, witnesses say speed under 35 mph, hospitalized with head injuries, fractures, and concussion.
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G. W. Akam
Roosevelt Highway
Corry Hospital
John Goist
Hubbard
R. B
Robert Goist
William Goist
Corry
Milo S. Adams
East Columbus Avenue
Alam
Geist
Aleam
Rar
Veterans Hear Report on Visit to Washington
Erie veterans report from Washington on veterans compensation and the bonus march origins. Delegation details include Cha irman Ghestey Zerbe and Major W S Pole with Col Howe adviser to Roosevelt. A tally at Erie Stadium for June 18 seeks support from merchants and county businesses.
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A. W.thompson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Erie
Washington, D. C
Mile
Chan, Davis
the County Veterans’ Association
Ghestey Zerbe
Washington
W. S. Pole
Erie County
Edward Smelter
William Geertson
Billy Simpson
Corry
Col. Howe
Rosevelt
White House
Swashneton
Erie Stadium
Miforia
Otty
Mattern Aims Berlin First Leg Of World Flight
Jimmy Mattern, transatlantic speed record holder, began a world flight from New York in the Century of Progress with favorable weather. He plans a Berlin Moscow Yakutsk She ria Edmonton Chicago New York route, skirting Newfoundland and aiming to beat the two man record. Mattern, an army veteran, prepped his 600 horsepower Lockheed, which lacks radio, while meteorologist Dr. James Kimball approved the start.
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Time Press
ST. Johns
Nfd
Jimmy Mattern
Europe
Newfoundland
Mattern
Lloyd Bennett
New York
James ~Mattern
Matterns
Texan
Bennett Gritti
Tim
Berlin
Northern Ireland
Ireland
England
France
Moscow
Yakutsk
Sheria
Edmonton
Canada
Chicago
Wiley Post
Harold Gatty
Lockheed
Nya
James Kimball
Weather Bureau
Kimball
Texas
Atlantic
Mine Blast In Japan Kills Dozens At Azaura Coal Mine
Azaura coal mine near Xagasakt Japan was rocked by a blast at 7 25 a m killing 48 miners and injuring about 50. The interior wreckage trapped workers and the explosion caused extensive damage to the mine picturing a heavy toll and emergency response.
Milk Dumped Near Erie Sparks Farm Dispute
United Press report from Erie Pennsylvania describes a protest where thirty farmers halted L J Anderson, a Hill Mil Company driver, near Erie and dumped about fifty gallons of milk into a swamp. Anderson, claiming he faced attack with a pistol, was restrained by three men as others dumped the milk. Charles Brown, owner of the mill and supplier, outlined plans to pursue the farmers involved.
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United Press
Erie
Ayille
L. J. Anderson
Anderson
Charles Brown
L Tobie Mitt Mil Company
Bandits Seize Town in Double Bank Robbery
A three man gang briefly seized Cullom Illinois, robbing the First National Bank and Warmers State Bank. A gun battle with a vigilant posse wounded two citizens as bandits fled in a car. Loot estimated from 2500 to 6500 dollars.
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Ulngen Frese Cullom
First National Bank
Warmers State
Two Fugitives Escape Posse in Okla and Ark
Two inmates escaped from the Kansas State Penitentiary and fled into the Cookson Hills after stealing a car near Dripping Springs Oklahoma. A posse led by Sheriff Carl Curtis, with state investigators, pursued them. one fugitive, Bewis Bethel, 25, surrendered at a home near Jay without resistance and is jailed. The other captors pressed the hunt across four counties with armed men and bloodhounds.
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United Press
Dripping Springs
Okla
Kansas State Penitentiary
Jay
Okdahams
Arkansas
Cookson Hills
A. A. Burns
State Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Carl Curtis
State Penitentiary
Andy Bell
Bewis Betthel
Tugitive
Lajising
Bethhel
Delaware County
Lansing
Actruck
Morgan Partners Reveal 25 Percent Profit Share
United Press report details that Pier geht Morght holds 25 percent of Morgan & Co profits in a twenty partner banking partnership. The reparto remains guarded. three years after J. P. Morgan senior’s death the firm reorganized with younger Morgan contributing 70 percent of capital. Data on profit distribution was partially suppressed by a Senate inquiry.
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Lylec. Wilson
United Press
Washington
Piergeht Morght
Rms
Morgan
Morgan & Go
Elder Morgan
Theospital
Arnings
United Frees
Thursdny
Senate Committee
Morgan & Co
Torenty
Winder
Sentate Committee
John W. Davis
Morgan Courtiel
Advance date of departure to forest camps announced
Carrys contingent to the CC for reforestation service will leave here Monday morning June 5. Applicants for forest army places must report at the Municipal building 6:46 AM and travel to the State Armory Erie for examination and transport to forestry camps. List of names includes Boland Huatyszyn Hansen Sprovers Welden Balog Kovach Nichols Phillips Pfleger Reed Daniels Richards Mallick. Bring towels, personal articles, toothbrush, shaving kit, hair brush, comb, small handbag, and musical instrument if desired. Remaining Erie county quota to be moved to sole Maryland camp for training for Pennsylvania forest preserves. Departures likely late Monday via P R R through Corry en route to Maryland.
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West Pleasant Street
Lawrence Hansen
Liberty
Augustus J. ‘Sprovers
Wayne Street
Hubert Welden
Gowla Street
Prank
Balog
Hatch Street
Charles Kovach
East South Street
ILawrenue @ Nichols
Church Street
Everett J. Phillips
West Main Street
Robert Neil Pfleger
Charles Reed
Paul G. Daniels
Euclid Street
Ernest F. Richards
West Pleasant Atreat
Peter Mallick
Erie
Erie County
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Corry
Drownings At Erie Claim Two Boys In Four Hours
Two boys died and two companions were saved in northwestern Pennsylvania within a day. At Cambridge Springs a 5 year old, son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Schoff, slipped into eight feet of water at French Creek while fishing with an older brother and could not be revived. In Erie a fire victim, Kenneth Livingston, 11, drowned when a canoe capsized near Presque Isle Park. two others escaped unharmed as they swam to shore after the mishap.
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Pennsylvania
Ugehe Povolock
Arthur Schoff
Iopart
Indy
Cambridge Springs
French Creek
Cambridge
Henneth Livingston
West
Sid Street
Peningya’ Park
Erie
Bob Daugherty
Sid
James
Walnut ‘Street
Noth of
Daugherty
Ada
Unknown man mangled after Erie Freight train incident
Attempts are being made to identify an unknown man between 70 and 75 who threw himself in front of an Erie railroad freight train near Moore Brothers' facility in Abreadville yesterday. He died instantly. The body was severely mangled with no identifying marks on clothing. He wore mole skin pants a light brown shirt a 67 8 size felt hat and tennis shoes. He weighed about 120 pounds had grey hair partial baldness blue eyes and a grey moustache.
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Erie Railront
Moore Brothers’ Mific
Hospital receives 12900 for biennium amid bond doubt
Harrisburg advices report Governor Pinchot slashed Corry Hospital aid to 12900 for 1983-4, same as prior biennium, contingent on passage of a 25 million state relief bond to be voted in November. If bond fails, the hospital loses 2740 from omnibus funding, disappointing board members and local supporters.
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Civen Corry Institution
Corry Hospital
Gifford Pinchot
Harrisburg
Corty Hospital
Wis
Pinechot
Actiow
Hing Morning
Bradford Hospital
Kane Community
County General Hospital
Ridgway
Grandview Hospital
Oj City
Brookville Hospital
Franklin
Greenville
Grove City
Meadville City
Spencer Hospital
Meadville
Titusville
Zem Zern
Erie
Warren General
Maple Avenue
DuBois
Kane Sumnut
St. Vincent's
ON City
Fnvernor
Almira Home Association
New Castle
Beacon Light Mission
Bradford
Erie Infants Home
Florence Crittenton
Home
Wealmoreland County
George Dumier Republic Assecition
Margaret Henry Children's Home
Pennsylvania Memorial Home
Brookville
Westmoreland County Children's Art Society
Greensburg
Zear Home
Valascenta
Allison Park
California oil field explosion raises dead and missing
A massive blast at the Richfield absorption plant in Signal Hill California set ten storage tanks aflame and triggered widespread fires across the district. By morning seven were dead and over a dozen were still missing with about 40 injured as authorities estimated total losses could reach twenty deaths and millions in damage. The Red Cross allocated funds to aid victims from the previous earthquake, while firefighters battled fires that spread through homes offices and a nearby street while the shock reached Hollywood and Pasadena.
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United Press
Long Brach
Gulu
Ja Smuting
Signal Hill
Red Cross
Sec
Richfield Oil Company
Hollywood
Pasadena
San Petro
Senators weigh inquiry into Morgan partners stock moves
Three partners of 4. P. Morgan & Co Thomas Lamont William Mwing and Harold Stanley face possible senate stock market inquiry as reported by United Press. A mix of other brief items notes a Boston man wounded at the airport a Stillwater alert about fugitive coblinets a Vienna Chamber move to curb montoliés in news and a Kansas City jury indictment of two bandits.
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United Press
Washington
4. P. Morgan & Co
Senate Stock Market Investigating Committee
Thomas 8. Lamont
Willian Mwing
Harold Stanley
Kansas City
Cahdesi
Greensburg
Padune
Twoliry
Wiss Mare
New York
Fomry
Joese Hy
McWiroy
Hirosnich Gideline Station
Export Jest Aus City
Tony Lavia
Joe Ruaso
Allegheny County Works
Pittsburgh
Senator Le Mee Defense Aims to Abolish Gold Clauses
Washington reports a heated debate as Senator Hhraut Repn Idan push vigorous arguments against Promdent Rovsot's call to abolish gold clauses amid wartime financial controls. Key figures include Le Mee defending the administration and critics urging rapid action.
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Washington
Hhraut
Idan
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