Roosevelt Pool Near Hatchery Opens Soon In Big Basin
A large concrete swimming pool built by A L Sederburg near the State Hatchery on Roosevelt highway is nearing completion. The 70 by 40 foot basin will be heated and has separate bathhouses for men and women with showers. A refreshment stand and pump house are planned as work continues, with a possible opening in the coming days.
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A. L. Sederburg
State Hatchery
Roosevelt Highway
Mr. Sederburg
9 Journal
Journal Reporter
Timber for Baseball Bats Destroyed by Fire
Two acres of seasoned lumber owned by Hillerich and Bradsby Company, makers of most major league bats, were ruined in a fire near Louisville. The blaze started in a garage at the lumber yard end. Firemen Captain Luther C Burdon and James Nelson were overcome by smoke. The two-year-old timber was slated for pall bats and gulf club shafts, with estimated losses at 500000.
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Unnee Des Louisville
Hillerich and Bradsby Company
Luther Cburdon
James Nelson
Sherman Plant Fire Threatens Local Industry
A fire at the old ice house near the P.R.R. station in Sherman spread toward the Sherman Metal Products Company plant. Firefighters confined the blaze to the abandoned chair factory, destroying the ice house. Cause of the fire is unknown.
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Sherman
Shine
P. Ro
Sherman Metal Products Company
N. Ames
LT. McKoy
Ae Associated
Mets Products Company
Lindbergh Considers Greenland Spitzbergen Route to Asia
United Press reports Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh and Mrs. Lindbergh weighing a possible Arctic flight to the Orient via Greenland and Spitzbergen as an alternative to a trans Pacific plan. If chosen, the route would require Danish permission for landings and fuel bases. Flight could begin in about a month with timing not yet fixed.
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United Press
New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Greenland
Spitzbergen
Orient
China
Japan
Alaskan
Aleutian
Atlantic
Arctic
Europe
Asia
Mongola
Sberia
Lindbergh
Start World Flight Within Ten Days by Pangborn Team
New York June 6 Hugh Herndon Jr and Clyde Pangborn expect to start their world flight within ten days. The initial leg will be a nonstop to Moscow and preliminary tests are complete. Gasoline consumption tests will be conducted at Pratt and Whitney next week while minor details are finalized and weather conditions are awaited.
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Eeienterres
New York
Hugh Herndon, Jr
Clyde Pangborn
United Press Today
Moscow
Pratt and Whitney
Alan
James Kimball
Probing Lottery on Epsom Downs Derby
Investigations into an alleged Newfoundland operated lottery tied to the recent Epsom Downs derby move through postal offices. Letters connected to the big lottery were seized at the last local office and sent to Buffalo for central inquiry. Officials have not announced planned actions.
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Theeouty
Epsom
Capone’s Reign as Gang Leader Thought End Near
United Press reports Capone faces indictment for income tax evasion and surrender in Chicago marking a turning point in his control. Officials and newspapers believe conviction chances are high given DA George Q Johnson’s three years leading the case and the successful prosecutions of eight rivals. Federal, state, and city agents coordinated across a broad effort to dismantle Capone’s network.
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Chicago
Scarface
al Capone
Capone
Johnson Ns
Miraculous Escape for Young Army Flier
Private Marold L. Osborne, a Challute field student, had a parachute jump during graduation exercises that ended as a near tragedy. With Lieut. Derrwister piloting, Osborne hesitated at the side and feared the distance to earth. He recalled the moment, then pulled his ripcord and bailed out, surviving a long fall before the chute opened.
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United Press
Rantoul
Marold L. Osborne
Osborné
Challute
H Derrwister
Duelasoe
Iertwister
Many States to Offer Favorite Son Candidates
Washington June 6 Republicans pace đối oppose Roosevelt may be the favored son for New York while Democrats list rivals across the nation. Roosevelt leads in prominence but Ohio Maryland Arkansas Virginia and Illinois contingents shape the field with Ritchie Byrd and Smith among others. Alfred Smith and Owen Young loom in the background as major Democratic forces influence the scene.
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United Press
Washington
Prainidin D. Roosevelt
New Yor
Roosevelt
le Momient
James Hamilton Lewis
Tulavis
Cermak
Chicago
Albert Ritchie
Maryland
Alfred B. Smith
Ritchie
Bewis
Joseph Z. Rubinson
Arkansas
Smith
Harry J. Byrd
Virginia
Democratic National Committee
Joh J. Raskel
Ohio
George White
James M. Cox
Newton D. Baker
Baker
Cox
Alfred H. Smith
Owen D. Young
Thal
Tremendous
Road damages settled for Corry Spar tansburg relocation
The county approved settlements for property owners affected by the Corry Spar tansburg road relocation. Hiram B Por received 800 dollars, Fred and Gene Lindstrom 350, Lillian Hotchkiss 550, Guy L Bates and Alice D Bates 500, Frank T Maloney and Dorsitt Maloney 250, with several others settling nearby. Also, papal nuncio Bartoloni expelled from Lithuania.
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Srn
Corry-Spartansburg
W. H.supplee
Board of County Commissioners
Hiram B. Por
Fred
Gene Lindstrom
Lillian Hotchkiss
Guy L
Alice D. Bates
Frank T
Dorsitt Maloney
Union City Youth Hurt in Lancaster Crash
A young Union City youth was badly hurt in a two car collision near Mt Joy. Four people were injured seriously including John Graham of Warren and Stephen Bennett of Union City. A 4 year old died in the crash while A Z Wilper of Lu sta Park aged 82 survived. The mishap occurred in traffic tied drive by Whitmer Jeff of Lancaster. County authorities ordered an investigation into the accident.
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United Press
Lancaster
Harry Myers
Mt Joy
John I
Graham
Warren
Stephen Bennett
Union City
Villanova
Q College
A. Z. Wilt Per
Luita Park
Whitmer
Jeff A Une
Braffic
Myer
Graham and
Bennett
Myers
Five Workmen Die In Cavern Collapse In Philadelphia
Five workmen were killed when a cavern collapsed seventy feet below street level at 12th and Market while excavating for the Philadelphia Savings Fund Society building. Four others were injured and around forty escaped. Patrolman Elmer Patterson died in a patrol wagon collision en route to the disaster scene.
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United Press Philadelphia
Elmer Patterson
12Th
Market Streets
Philadelphia Savings Pund Society
Papal Answer in Sarcasm Deflates Hopes for Peace
Rome June 6 A sarcastic Vatican reply published in Observatore Romano unsettles hopes for a quick Trento-Vallean settlement. Mussolini brother Arnaldo’s conciliatory article prompted government orders against republication as negotiations continue slowly. Vatican officials say progress is laborious and unlikely to yield an immediate solution.
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Rome
Arnaldo Mussolni
Vatican
Observatore Romano
Observator
Missolini
Milan
Popolo Dilalig
Vatican City
United Press
Secretary of State
Student Repairing Light Fatally Electrocuted
Raymond Berry, 19, an apprentice at West Virginia University's College of Engineering, was killed by an electric shock while repairing a light in the college building. He reportedly touched a metal conduit while between the ceiling and roof and received a 220-volt charge. a palmotor was used for three hours in a futile revival effort.
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United Press
Morgantown
W. Way
Raymond Berry
College of Engineering
West Virgina University
Berry
Disorder Drops Out In Western Pa Mine Strike
Pittsburgh dispatch reports three injuries when a truckload of strikebreakers heading to Kinloch mine near New Kensington was overturned by strike supporters. A crowd of about 500 gathered as state troopers arrived. no arrests. A mine superintendent and deputies were harassed by sympathizers. Injured were Paul Kaiser 89 Frank Patterson 69 and Louis Santac 69, all of Pittsburgh. Kaiser said he was unaware of a strike when offered work.
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Pittsburgh
United Press
Julie
Kinlochsmine
New Kensington
Pennsylvania
Horning
van Voorhis
Kinloch
Paul Kaiser
Franke Patterson
Louis Santac
Kaiser
Citizen's General Hospital
Greensburg
Do X Flying Boat to Resume Flight to New York
United Press dispatch from Natal Brazil reports the Do X flying boat will continue toward New York after a brief port visit. Capt Friedrich Christiansen said a Rio de Janeiro stop may occur before returning to the United States. The huge airship landed at Fernanda Noronha after a Cape Verde route from Europe, with planned fuel stops en route to New York.
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United Press
Natal
Brazil
New York
Friedrich Christiansen
Rio de Janeiro
Rio
United States
Yesterary Crow
Fernanda Noronhd
South Atlantic
Europe
West Africa
Altenbein
Severstabort Mightn Ehout
Bradford Slayings End Ritchies Life Duo Wounded
Bradford Pa June 6 police said Al Ritchie former McKean County detective and exposer of underworld activity died after being shot in his car in Bradford. Tony Mike, his companion, was seriously wounded as unknown assailants opened fire. Investigators work seven clues. Lorenzo a suspected slayer earlier wounded a man named Sabamires.
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United Press
Bradford
Tony Lorenzo
al Rubia
Lorenzo
Fitonie
Rete
Policg
Salt
Lorengo
Ritchie
Tony Mike
River Street
Leo Sabamires
Sarandrea
New Yorkeunt Pennaylvat
Lod
AL Ritthie
McKean County
Hitchie
Bradford Hospital
Sttuches
Jack Allison
Olues
Olean
United States
Oily
Gary Wairbanks
David Kehoe
Mike Werkco
Uberti Verrusio Ritcbie
Evangeline Booth
Salvation Army
Inge
Bragford
Sutchia
Five Best Radio Entertainments Listed By Networks
A schedule of the day’s radio programs lists Gene Austin on WABC at 5:00 PM CBS network Kate Smith on WIZ at 6:45 PM NEC network Reremming Isle on WEAE at 7:30 PM NES network Silver Fhate on WABC at 8:00 PM CBS network Stow boot noted.
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Riccardo Bartoloni
Thomas B. Morgan
Flying Boat
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