Baldwin Resigns as Conservative Prime Minister in 1930s Britain
The United Kingdom government reads Baldwin resigns after a general election shambles. Labour likely to form a new government with MacDonald to take over, awaiting king's approval. Labour gains command of Parliament though Conservatives remain sizable, Liberals hold balance of power.
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MacDonald
King
Lloyd George
United Prous
London
Brille
Labor
Alaniwy Baldwin
Carly
Wis
J Ramsdy
Macobyld
Genera
Baldwin
Windsor Castle
Windsor
Tne
Preos Hunt
Philip Snowden
Labor Party
Canevitas
Arihuy Henderson
J. H. Thomas
Drst
J. J Kworthy
Orkney
Shetland
Robert Hamilton
Police seize liquor but runner escapes in city inquiry
Police looked for Jay J Craker wanted on possession and transportation charges amid a rumored liquor delivery. A Chevrolet coupe was stopped near West Main Street as sacks of liquor were unloaded, Craker captured briefly before breaking away and fleeing. Authorities planned to confiscate the vehicle while pursuing the suspect, who denied involvement through counsel.
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Jay J. Craker
Gelmore
Craker
Charles Risker
Fetter
Brown
Rieter
Fin
Drakep
Drake
Sape
Hay
Cen
River
Tipton
Country Club backs drive for new cross country members
Girry Country Club endorses a one week long membership campaign to add at least thirty new members. Milan L. Brown chairs the drive with a reduced initiation fee from 25 to 25 dollars and dues staying at 45 dollars per year. The plan includes funding a sinking fund and widening eligibility for resident and non resident members as plans for a busier season unfold.
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Girry
Clubedhec- Lors
Thv
Airraft
Milan L. Brown
Field
Ohio
Wes Mae
Desmond
O. B
Keibler
Corry
Weolly Himeheca
Messrselven
Theo PB. Willan
Downond
Kibler Hive
Bala
Ito
Youth and Girl to Hearings at Erie Today
John Froman and Evangeline Kosmoski faced hearings before Justice Prank Gass Fewski in Erie on charges tied to a fatal automobile accident near Waterford May 25. Charges include allowing an unlicensed driver, careless operation, and driving without a driver’s license or learner permit. Froman and Kosmoski were held on bail. attorneys Blaine Kincaid and Sam Rossiter represented them.
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John Froman
Evangeline Kosmoski
Justice of the Peas
Gass Fewski
Erie
J.M. Tingley
Avonia
Waterford
Yno
Blaine Kincaid
Corry
Sam Rossiter
Froman
Tingley
Congress Plans Two Month Summer Recess in 193?
United Press reports Washington plans a two month summer recess starting about June 11 and ending about August 1. The Senate finance committee will speed work on the tariff and farm measure to have it to the White House for signature by November 1. Open tariff hearings begin next week, with a final Senate vote expected August 1. The Nye resolution on the national origins provision also colors the session as debate continues.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
White House
Senate House
Smoot
Nye
North Dakota
Dairymen Asked to Attend City Meeting
Dairymen selling or furnishing milk in the city are urged to attend a meeting during the week of Tue 24 to hear a State Health Department representative discuss recently approved milk promotion and distribution legislation. The Board of Health arranges the conference to review municipal milk distribution regulations and proposed stricter peddling controls with more herd inspections. The meeting time will be announced within another week.
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State Health Department
Board of Health
Complete accord in reparations problem reaches agreement
United Press reports from Paris that Germany and Belgium resolved major points in reparations, removing a contentious restitution clause. Belgium will settle its gold claims directly with Germany, easing conference burden. Owen D. Young leads the conférence as delegates approve the German position and readiness to sign the plan.
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Samuel Dashiell
United Press
Paris
Germany
Belgium
Berlin
Conference of
Schools Close for Term as City Prepares Year-End Programs
The city schools will close on Wednesday for the annual summer vacation. Senior High School class day featured a march by the orchestra and remarks by Carl Sickler, with the 1929 Corrian published by Dispatch Printing noting strong student life coverage. Commencement for the class of 1928 is set for Wednesday evening.
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Carl Sickler
Dorian
Dispatch Printing and Engraving Company
Erie
Harold Loyd
Helen Jones
Harold Lloyd
Kenneth Perkins
Sardita Hornstein
Jeadnalte Colegrove
Miss Titus
George Curtis
Edward Crapser
K. F. Desmond
Charlotte McKelvey
Jane Miulhelm
Marla Banks
Mary Paulson
Mrs. McGormick
Waters recede in middle west floods ease
A five state relief effort began as floods eased in parts of Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma and Texas. In Missouri crews fought to prevent a dike break along the Grand river while flood warnings persisted in Kansas City. Nearby residents, Mr and Mrs Clair Wilson and their son Tack visited Erie and Corry relatives last evening.
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United Eres
Kansas City
Nebaskes
Kansis
Okdahoma
Texas
Missouri
Grand River
Pattonsbirgh
Brunswick
Netrask
Kanans
Missouri River
Five Best Radio Entertainments Tonight
Radio listings show WPAF NBC 8 40 sketch of New York life by Mayor Walker and a WARE CBS broadcast with Whiteman's orchestra from Denver. WEAF NBC airs The Lives of the Potters and J B McEvoy family comedy. WASC CBS offers Votes of Columbia and NBC 10 Vau de Ville Hour.
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WPAF
NBC
New York
Walker
Ware
CBS
Whiteman
Denver
Coto
WEAF
J. B. McEvoy
WASC
Columbia
WHAT
Vauideville
Fire Near Films as Hospital Blaze Triggers Rescue
United Press reports a hospital fire at Chicago General Hospital in the polly room endangering x ray films. Fifteen patients were rescued with no injuries. Firemen and nurses carried terror struck patients to safety as flames spread but were quenched before the X ray set was burned. Investigations into film exposure and proposed laws on radiology storage follow.
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United Press
Chicago
priEnne Shickgo General Hospital
Snoie- Alted
Michael Corrigan
H E
Gotrigan
Cleveland Hospital
Joseph Richter
Grace Lamprechi
Tu Tl
Tenni Davis
Margaret Missner
Satuy
Lip
Belle Hope
Rom Jan
Ireman
Corrigan
Uie Fim
J. L. Sussak
Owner of Dog Is Arrested Under Vicious Dog Act
Mike Kumdraci was arrested by state animal industry agent Lyle Showers yesterday near East Columbus under the vicious dog act after one of his canines allegedly attacked and severely bit 14 year old Joe Misleh as he passed Kumdraci’s home. Two dogs pursued the boy and one bit him on the knee. Kumdraci agreed to pay costs and keep the dogs fed. The report also mentions a murder charge against Otto Hindman in Pittsburgh.
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Mike Kumdraci
East Columbus
Agenuis
Lyle Showers
State Bureau of Animal Industry
Joe Misleh
Columbus
Umdraotic
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