Government Acts to Stem Whiskey Smugglers Flooding U S
Federal agents rush to the Canadian border as liquor trickles into New York before a border front is set up. Mellon and Taynes plan action while enforcement slackens, with bootleggers aiming to rush Canadian whiskey south prior to a federal crackdown.
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United Prose
United States
Crimont
New Yorke Launcian
Nevorshiik
United Press
Treamry Mellon
Taynen
New York State
Washington
Bee
Rotary
Treasury
Mellon
Audie Dry Jin
Lnternal
Haynes
Montreal
Buffalon
Michael
New Yorke
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Frank G Jones to Erect New East End School
A school board meeting reports Frank G Jones will erect the East End School with a pitched roof. H L Rowe secured the wiring contract for 90 dollars. The project budget stands at 11 033 dollars, with completion aimed for October 1. Ruth Pulling to be hired as school racer at 1100 dollars per year starting September.
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Boor of Education
Mrr
Ames
Ruth Heury
Opportunity School
Auur
Ate Love
Ruth Pulling
Pulling
Edinsboro
Edinboro Normal School
Loveland
Sweet
TL. J. Rowe
Heer¢en
Finnice Committee
Heat Toll Rises in Philadelphia From Heat Prostrations
Three heat prostrations proved fatal in Philadelphia as Albert Goldsburg, 58, died in hospital after being overcome. The city faces oppressive humidity rather than extreme temperatures, with a high of 88 degrees recorded yesterday.
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Philadelphia
Albert Goldsburg
Philadephia
Arrests Made In Porter's Court After City Incident
Alanide Baker of Grand Valley and Marie Groat of Titusville were arrested near Francis grove on Wat Wayne street after a late night dispute that left one injured. Authorities plan to charge them with disorderly conduct this afternoon in Police Magistrate Porter’s court. Both suspects are held at the city jail pending a hearing. The woman claimed work north of the city and a Titusville home. Baker recently resided in the city but has been living near Grand Valley. Also noted are travel notices for Miss Blanch Montgomery to Grove City and Miss Margaret Spellman returning from Seton Hill College to spend summer with the Spleaman family.
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Alanide Baker
Grand Valley
Marie Groat
Titusville
Francis’ Grove
Wat Wayne Street
Keene
Titurville
Baker
Blanch Montgomery
Grove City
Washington School
Margaret Spellman
Seton Hill College
Greenaburk
cMrs
J. L. Spleaman
Pirst Avenue
Noted Prelate Slain Triggering Fear of Religious War
Madrid reports a Catholic prelate was assassinated by unknown assailants as he left his car near Zaragoza. Four or five wounded guards and a driver accompanied the cardinal. Authorities fear renewed sectarian conflict with rising labor tensions in Spain. The Vatican weighs a formal protest to the Spanish government.
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Mardinal
Saldeyila
Zaragoeest
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Barcelona
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Anisine
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Fred
Denon
Tig
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Arya
Rome
Cardia
Vatican
Directors of Spring Corp Meet in Detroit
United Press dispatches report a meeting of the directors of the Associated Spring Corporation of Detroit in the Raymond Mfg. Co. office. Attending are A B Paterson and W D Howe of Chicago and other officials as they discuss plans for a new plant and negotiations toward an agreement with Soviet Russia. Three Corry youths tied to a communist plot in Japan were arrested, allegedly tied to thefts, as the cabinet debates policy and the company’s Detroit operations amid wartime tension.
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Raymond Mfg. Co
United Prest
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Social
W. D. Howe
Chicago
BF. Erie Advices
Corry
Warnes
H. C. Bates
Heistel
Alleg Son
Japan
Detroit
Whittlesey
M. Raymond
Bour Mile Creek Park
Soviet
Russia
Meeting of City Council Last Evening
The City Council met to review expenditures for May and June. A report showed May payments totaling 2281.25 and June expenses 2202.35, with a balance of 310. A petition from residents sought sidewalk and street improvements and a proposal for pipe excavations on West Band Street was discussed. Mayor Rexander addressed motor vehicle purchases and council members reviewed bids for immediate steps on purchases.
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Rexander
Open Bids for Fire Station Late in June
City invites bids for a new fire station on East Washington Street to house street department equipment. Construction planned on Wheeler property site, with ground breaking within two months. The project aims to provide upgraded facilities, atop a new upper floor for offices and storage, as plans proceed.
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City Conmratenion Gwemerntild
Oll Wheeler
Hust Washigyorn Street
Gasoline tax up for vote in House tonight
The house will consider two major issues this session Pinchot code and tax program. The gasoline tax proposal is among items slated for tonight's agenda.
Action Tonight on New Tax Program
United Prom reports a legislative session debate on a reform package to fund a government reorganization. Officials push for a corporate tax of 2 percent on profits and a gasoline levy of one cent per gallon, aiming to raise funds for emergency needs. The plan seeks broader powers for the governor amid opposition.
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Action Tonight
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Varia Greens
Monee Airtel
Masons to Convention In Fatal Wreck Near Durand
Five killed and about thirty injured when a train carrying Masons to a state convention wrecked near Durand Michigan. The engine jumped the rails and several coaches overturned. Cause under investigation, doctors report multiple serious injuries.
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Durand
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Flint
Railroad
Bids a Billion Joby W Slacks of Silver Creel
A salvage bid valued at 1.051 billion dollars was placed for a fleet of heatlipping vessels and trailers, underscoring a major procurement or auction event involving notable bidders and maritime assets.
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Joby
Atlantic City Rotary Club hears Robert Elwood speak
Robert Arthur Elwood pastor of Boardwalk Church in Atlantic City was featured as a strong speaker at the Rotary Club meeting. He opened the convention and urged service to the point of sacrifice, delivering a message on respect for life and the duties of citizens. Mrs. G. B. Bennett visits Warren relatives today.
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Robert Arthur Elwood
Boardwalk
Atlantin City
Elwood
Associated Advertiadiiyt
Atlantic City
United Press
Imeanjéstiss
Washington
Gey
Howe
Preus
Preis
Minnesota
Farmer Labor
Magnus Johnson
Shipstead
Minne Wy
Pinchot Offer Attacked Amid Push for Temporary Reappointment
The offer by Pinchot to a political figure faces strong opposition and questions of constitutionality. Reporters describe pressure from allies and critics as shifting calls to keep the education chief in a temporary post. The discourse centers on term length, duties, and whether a temporary reappointment meets legal and policy standards.
Gould Children Challenge Will in New York Court
Legal action by George Gould's children and others contests the legality of a trust left for their support. The suit argues the children were born before the death of Gould's first wife, potentially rendering the trust invalid. A prior clause in the will threatened cutoffs for any claimant who contested the document, a move thought to deter further actions. Also noted are visits by Charles Skinner and Louise Skinner, a Philathea Class gathering hosted by Mia W. F. Miller, and Mrs. Dickinson of Cleveland visiting Bradford relations.
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George Jay Gould
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Gould
Charles Skinner
Louise Skinner
Bradford
City
Mia W. F. Miller
Dickinson
Cleveland
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