Lindbergh Plans Round Trip Flight To Orient
Col Charles A Lindbergh outlined a round trip air visit to the Orient with a return not contemplated by air. He said the itinerary, not yet finished, could come within weeks and noted pontoon-equipped planes and added radio capability for Mrs Lindbergh as part of the safety refinements since the 1927 St Louis flight.
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United Press
New York
Charles A. Undbergh
Orient
United Areas Today
State Department
China
Japan
Lindbergh
North Heven
Bank Bandits Seize Wife Of Illinois Bank President
Four well behaved gunmen abduct Mrs. Willis Crabb, wife of Tazewell County Nations Bates president, from Delavan Illinois. They hold her two hours and steal 6200 from First National Bank Delavan. She is rescued at East Peoria after being taken from Crabb home. The bandits threaten to kill her if police are alerted. Crabb waits to notify police until his wife telephones from East Peoria. Family treated with courtesy. bandits guard them overnight.
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United Press
Crabb
First National
Delavan
Bank S
Welke
Heavy Primary List May Burden Vote Machines
County officials in Erie fear the voting machines and local precincts may be inadequate for the primary as about 100 candidates are already in the field with more rumored. Commissioner Davis plans to consult manufacturers for capacity information while Benedict notes data is unavailable. Attorney Kisfosid traveled to Erie for a day of business.
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Qoto
Erie County
Avaid
Feld
Charles R. Davis
Ralph ¢. Benedict
Foresee Early Settlement of Miners Strike in PA and WV
Western Pennsylvania and West Virginia face a large coal strike with about 7,500 to 10,000 miners idle. Negotiations press for a settlement as state police and guards patrol districts. In Scotts Run district 3,000 to 4,000 are idle with talks nearly complete. Three women and a girl arrested in Washington county after a fight at a strikers meeting. State and federal conciliators work with United Mine Workers and operators for an early end to the walkout.
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Penn
Washington County
United Press
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ibor
National Miners Union
United Mine Workers of America
Bott
Scotts Run
Cedar Grove
United Mine Workers
Higher Freight Rates Discussed At Meeting
A committee of railroad presidents representing eastern carriers reconvenes in New York to hasten an application for higher weight rates to be submitted to the Interstate Commerce Commission. While final plan completion today was unlikely, members reportedly agreed on several key features of the plan to be presented soon. Western railroads, acting as a unified group, prepared an application but postponed joint action awaiting the eastern proposal.
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Unites Press
New York
Interstate Commerce
Western Railroads
Today’s five best radio entertainments
NBC and CBS networks present a lineup of programs across five outlets. World in Music airs on WEAF at 5 00 PM, Kate Smith appears on WABC, Ripley on WIZ, Cavaliers on WHAE, and March of Time on WABC at 6 30 PM.
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WEAF
NBC
WABC
GBS
Kate Smith
WIZ
Ripley
WHAE
CBS
Large Barn on Wattsburg Road Razed by Fire
A large barn on the Marlin Gregor farm on Wattsburg Road burned last night drawing many onlookers from Union City and surrounding areas. The 50 by 60 foot modern structure was gutted after a 10:30 p.m. blaze spread despite Union City fire department efforts to contain it. Farm machinery was lost. the home was spared. John and George Gregor, away from home when the fire started, may have saved the residence publicized as partially insurmmm? The origin remains unknown and the loss partially insured.
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Unionity
Union City
John
George Gregor
Pollution of Brokenstraw Investigated by State Board Engineers
State Sanitary Water Board engineers investigated a pollution incident on the Brokenstraw Creek near Spring Creek and Youngsville. The nearly black water prompted officials to trace the outlet to a local sewer system, with progress paused awaiting further appearances of pollution. Assistant Engineer Harvey of Meadville and City Engineer N R Dickson conferred as the study continued.
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State Sanitary Water Board
Spring Creek
Youngsville
Harvey
Meadville
N. R. Dickson
Penditie
Youngaville
Raporta
Warren
VFW Post to Attend State Meeting at Conneaut Lake
Lieut Archie W Thompson Post of Unis city plans full participation in the state Veterans of Foreign Wars convention at Conneaut Lake June 18 to 20. The local bugle and drum corps will perform at the parade and compete for prizes as part of the three day gathering. Regular rehearsals are held Wednesdays and Fridays with officers seeking 100 percent member turnout and final plans to be set at tonight’s meeting.
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Conneaut
Archie W. Thompson
Unis City
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Conneaut Lake
Crack Bugle and Drum Corps of
W.W. W
Pennsylvania
Famous astronomer dies in Hanover, Harvard professor
Professor Emeritus I. Bulley of Harvard Observatory, renowned astronomer, died of heart attack today in Hanover after years of scientific work. The Cambridge figure, linked to major celestial research, was aged and celebrated for his contributions to astronomy.
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Cambridge
Sass
Emeritin Salon I. Bulley
Harvard Observatory
Kin Bomé
Hanover
Fascists Ignore Papal Call for Explanation
Rome reports a truce in the clash between the holy see and the Fascist state after Pope Pius XI demanded formal deploration of anti church actions. Vatican diplomacy seeks replies to two notes criticizing slow government action while church leaders fear renewed violence as fascist youths reportedly taunt Vatican City near Osservatore Romano plant.
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Thomas B. Morgan
United Press
Rome
Holy See
Pius XI
Vatican
Jasking
Vatican City
Osservatore Humano
Vatican Organ
Payless paydays confront Chicago teachers in debt crisis
Chicago teachers faced pay deficits as the city owed 165 million dollars with only 150 thousand cash on hand. Rents and interest mounted while workers risked unpaid wages, and Mayor Cernaie or Cer male urged Springfield to pass a measure to restore city credit and enable borrowing.
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United Press
Chicago
Anton J. Cermale
Cérmale
Springfield
Roosevelt Emerges as Likely Democrat Pick in 1932 Race
Washington dispatch reports growing Republican belief that Franklin D Roosevelt of New York is the strongest Democratic challenger to Hoover. Analysts note early campaigning risks and point to Roosevelt as the most probable opponent for the president, supported by Col Edward M House and among leading Republican observers.
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Haymond Clapper
United Press
Washington
Pranklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Roosevelt-Vhce
Republican National Party
Roosevelt
Hoover
Edward M. House
Col. House ‘Asiats
Governors Meet on Labor Legislation
Eastern industry states plan a June conference in Harrisburg called by Governor Pinchot to discuss labor legislation uniformity. Attendees include New York New Jersey Massachusetts Delaware Rhode Island Connecticut Maryland and U S Labor Statistics chief Ethelbert Stewart. Dr A M Northrup will lead and present a digest of laws across 10 states and draft plans for a model Philadelphia employment office.
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Sy James A. Sullivan
United Press
Harrisburg
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Pinchols
New York
New Jersay
Massachusetts
Delaware
Rhode Island
Maryland
Ethelbert Stewart
United States
Commissioner of Labor
Prantlin Roonevilt
Albany
A. M. Northrup
Labor and Industry
Northrup
Philadelphia
General Assembly
New Arcade Soda Grill Formally Opened in Triotion Building
The new Arcade restaurant and soda grill in the Triotion building was formally opened last evening with a special dinner from six to twelve. Frank Donaldson and his Firestone orchestra supplied music as the venue drew a nice patronage. The establishment is described as beautifully equipped and one of the most modern in the region.
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Arcaue
Triotion Building
Frank Donaldson
Firestone Orchestra
Fire of Mysterious Origin Destroys Clymer Residence
A fire around 9:30 AM gutted the unoccupied Art Jaquins residence near the 1 pot at Clymer. Owned by the Clymer State Bank, the ruin was valued about 1500 with 20 imbalance. Firefighter efforts lasted an hour. origin undetermined. no insurance on the dwelling. Coons Drug Store fixtures damaged. An investigation began to establish the cause.
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Clymer
Coons
Prohibition Orators to Tour Nation Wide in 1932 Race
Nation wide prohibition campaign organized to keep major parties dry in the 1932 presidential race. Rev Daniel Poling and leaders including Senator Borah and Sheppard plan a blitz from September to October with aims to secure pledges from millions of voters and educate the public on enforcement and prohibition.
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Woodcock
Thomas L. Stokes
United Press
Washington
Allied Forces For Prohibition
Federal
Prohibition
Daniel A. Poling
New York
Sinator Borah
Idaho
Sheppard
Teag
Giffard Pinchot
Pennsylvania
William Gibbs McAdoo
Disappearance mystery grips North East man Arrigo
Joseph Arrigo, bowling alley owner missing since May 26 from North East, returned home on June 9 but details remain secret. The case, tied to ransom rumors and a car seen near Barton store, has fueled uncertainty as investigators and family withhold further statements.
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North East
Josepn Arrigo
Arrigo
Joseph Arriga
Nori East
North East Breeze
Wall Street
Nbt
Sime
Barton
Lake Guest
Rantom
Lisyy
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