Fascists Decree Tolerance Block On Anti Fascist Activity
Rome June 4 United Press A government communique vows to not tolerate anti fascist actions by the Azione Cattolica as Mussolini’s fascist directorate orders intensified sections nationwide to uphold suppression while seeking a peaceful settlement with church leaders and Catholic groups.
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Thomas B. Morgan
United Press
Rome
Usg
Benito Mussolini
Azione Cattolica
Isymen
Italy
Ruth Nichols Plans First Leg of Transatlantic Flight
New York June 4 Ruth Nichols prepares his first leg of a transatlantic flight in the Lockheed Vega. The white and gold monoplane, fueled to 570 gallons, carries 600 horsepower and has upgraded struts and vitals under Clarence Chamberlin. Departure from Harbor Grace Newfoundland toward Europe is uncertain but expected before month end.
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United Press
New York
Ruth Nichols
Clarence Chamberlin
Nichols
Atlantic
Harbor Grace
Newfoundland
Europe
Charles ‘A. Limibereh
Five Best Radio Entertainments Listed by Station
Radio listings show NBC program Wiz at 6 15 featuring a saxophone quartet. Kate Smith on WABC at 6 20. Rudy Vallee on WEAT at 7. Melody Moments on WEAF at 6 30. Singers on WABG CBS at 9 20.
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Wiz
NBC
WABC
GBS
Kate Smith
WEAT
NBG
Rudy Vallee
WEAF
CBS
Two youths rescue a woman at Niagara rapids
Oxward Di Ruscio and Leonard Di Ruscio, Chicago Heights cousins, waded into Upper Niagara rapids fifty feet above the American Falls to save a woman who had leapt into the stream. The rescue, praised by Niagara state reservation head Francis Seyfried, occurred as water levels ran high and currents swept the rocks. The woman, Miss Bertha Smith of Buffalo, was later identified and her relatives cited despondency over several deaths. The cousins recovered and visited the hospital after the incident.
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United Press
Niagara Falls
Niagara Frontier
Oxward di Ruseio
Leonard di Ruscio
Chicago Heights
Niagara Rapids
American Falls
Francis Seyfried
Niagara State Reservation
Seyfried
Bertha Smith
Buffalo
Baccalaureate services slated for Sorry High School
Plans for the annual Baccalaureate for the graduating class of Sorry High School were completed today. The service will be held next Sunday evening in the high school auditorium with the M. E. church quartet performing spirituals and Rev. F. A. Witmer delivering the sermon. The program includes hymns, scripture, prayers, and a homily titled What’s In a Name.
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Sorry High School
Church
W. D. Decker
Roscoe Dearing
J. Wrena
Merrill Lillie
F. A. Wimner
First Methodist: Episcopal Church
George Morgan
Boyd
Soco
B. A. Hook
Mi B
Odd Fellows Grand Lodge Plans Aid for Lodges
Harrisburg June 4 The Pennsylvania Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows and the Daughters of Rebekah conclude annual sessions approving by law changes junior division plan and 1982 gathering site. A financial aid program to assist subordinate lodges during slump is approved with elastic repayment terms from the state organization. A proposal to raise home admission age from 60 to 65 is defeated.
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United Eres
Harrisburg
Grand
Independent Order of Odd Fellows of Pennsylvania
The
Daughters of Rebekah
Grand Lodge
Mon Sippie
Allentown
Odd Fellows' Home
DO-X DO-X ON ATLANTIC FLIGHT RESUMED
The German Dornier Do X seaplane resumed its crossing toward South America after a rest period near Porta Praia Cape Verde. The British steamer Teresa sighted it at 3 55 p m in latitude 10 N 22 W, reports say all aboard well. Earlier false radio rumors claimed the Do X had gone down near the islands.
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United Press
Porta Praia
Cape Verde Islands
Dornier Dow
South America
Teresa
County Treasurer outlines Erie budget at Kiwanis luncheon
Rolla McCray Erie county treasurer spoke to the Corry Kiwanis Club using charts to show rising costs. He cited court house addition 382000 poor fund 250000 sinking fund 280000 crime apprehension 250000 and road maintenance 184000 as major expenditures.
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Rolla McCray
Erie County
Kiwanis Club
Corry
McCray
Court House
Guy Thorne
Greenville Klwanis Club
Philadelphia Republican reorganization crowns Cunningham leader
Sheriff Thomas W. Cunningham won the key post at the Philadelphia Republican city committee reorganization, succeeding William S. Vare who remains honorary chairman. James M. Hazlett was re-elected chair with ward leaders urged to unite, while Governor Pinchot was labeled a dictator and party wrecker.
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Philadelphia
Pinchot
Ross Downing
United Press
William $. Vare
Vare
Thomas W. Cunningham
Cunningham
Ware
United States Senate
Pennsylvania
James M. Hazlett
Charles B. Hall
Repil
Hoover
White House
Miners Draft 11 Demands On Western Pennsylvania Operators
Miners in the western Pennsylvania Citrubina Fields plan to present 11 demands to operators once all workers are called out. The strike is about 30 percent effective with 7,000 men already out, and a full mobilization is expected within a week or ten days.
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Penn'a
United Press
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Citumina
Frank Borich
Eaid
Borich
Business leaders express optimism on market rebound in New York
June 4 report quotes Cy dy Phelps of American Can Co and Eastman Kodak Co executives noting market improvement. George Eastman cites sales near 1928 levels and potential annual total sales matching 1928. Frederick Patterson of National Cash Register Co reports May gains and April earnings offsetting early losses.
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United Press
New York
Cdy
Phelps
American Can Co
Eastman Kont Co
National Cash Register Co
George Eastman
Eastman Kodak Co
Frederick B. Patterson
Irish Estate Fight Ends In Shared Heirship
Mrs Mary Clarke Devore of Cochranton formerly Corry learns the suit by her brother Charles H Clarke to obtain property near Belfast Ireland has been won. The embezzled money for 48 acres was paid to Mr Clarke who is now in Ireland. It is understood Mrs Devore and her brother will share 25000 as their part of the estate.
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Mary Clarke Devore
Cochranton
Corry
Charles H. Clarke
Belfast
Ireland
Clarke
Heavy buying of rails boosts stock market
New York trading shows a broad rally led by railroad shares. Utilities and steel move higher as shorts cover and demand tightens. United States Steel climbs toward 13 4.5 while other rails and major names like Pennsylvania Saltford, New York Central, Union Pacific, Atchison, Baltimore and Ohio, and Rock Island advance. Total volume about 2.1 million by 1:30 p.m.
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New York
Dune
Bears
Shorts
United States Steel
Onl
Seles
Pennsylvania
Saltford
New York Central
Union Pacfic
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Rock Island
Capone Targeted in New Government Tax Probe
June 4 report says Attorney General's drive against Chicago gangsters now concentrates on Al Capone. Officials believe the income tax weapon will trap the gang leader, following the roundup of eight associates including Ralph Capone, with officers pursuing Capone's hidden bank accounts. The treasury force has about fifteen accountants and lawyers working to uncover Capone’s wealth hidden from income taxes.
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Washington
Genera Mitchell
Chicago
AL Capone
Capone
Geuguter
Governors in foreground as 32 aspirants for president
Washington dispatch notes governors stepping into presidential spotlight as aspirants. Roosevelt Ritchie White Pinchot named as possible contenders alongside Hoover era politics. History shows half of post Civil War nominees were governors, with La Follette cited as earlier path from governor to national figure.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
Washington
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Albert C. Ritchie
Maryland
George White
Ohio
Guv
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Hoover
AML
Senate
Robert M. LaMollette
Wisconsin
LaFollette
Bisine
Bejamin Harrison
Harding
Garfield
Fire forces guests to flee Beers Hotel in St. Louis
In St. Louis Missouri the Beers Hotel a 450 year old brick building in the uptown theatre district saw more than 75 guests flee in night clothes as a blaze roared through the furnace room smoke filled corridors and portions of the structure were destroyed Several women were carried down fire escapes including Theresa Carragine reported in serious condition from shock The chaos sent guests to neighboring hotels and a theatre used as temporary quarters
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Louis
Beers
Uptown
Lindbergh Plans Pacific Flight in Easy Stages
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh outlined plans to fly the Pacific in easy stages with wife to visit Japan and China. He will use a low wing monoplane with pontoons, avoid long over water, and seek permission to overfly foreign territories from the State Department.
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United Press
Washington
Charles A. Lindberg
Atlantic
Pacific
Japan
Kina
State Department
Lindberg
Lindbergh
Wm. R. Castle
United States
Lindabrehth Dasiger
China
Castle
Lindbergt
Siberian
Kaufman Released on Bail in Meadville Arson Ring Case
Kaufman, held for involvement in the Meadville arson ring, was released after furnishing a 6000 bail. His release leaves two others still confined, with hearings planned for Girardot and Lund. The bail for Kaufman matched the 35000 amount fixed for Girardot and Lund.
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Lows Imaguiian
Meadville
Crawford County
Kaufman
Frank Girdrdd
Frank IC Lynch
Erie
Quintette
Thomas Shock
Hetty
Blackie’ Cordell
Girardot
C. Harrison Lund
Ralph A. Schrubb
Lind
Charles J. Margiotth
Kaurman
Tund
O. Clare Kent
Probe closed in death of retired alienist Dr Raby Husted Bell
Authorities halted the probe into the death of Dr. Raby Husted Bell a retired alienist and author shot at his home in a colony near Keramonde. The body was found in tearses colony and transported to Philadelphia for examination.
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Doylestown
Py Juba
Raby Husted Bell
Ruthor
Bla
Tearses Colony
Kera Monde
Ela Twi
Philadelphie
Tor Cremanton
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Niagara
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C.C.E
Flight
Rollo McCray
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