Swindler at Warren to Carlisle Student Pilot
A Toronto man faced maximum two year prison terms and 5000 fines on eight counts of selling unlicensed stock after pleading guilty before Judge C. A. Arird. Sentence delayed to August 16. The case ties to Mrs. Clare Schofield and Lemuel B. Schofield, with investigation by Pennsylvania securities officials. A related Pittsburgh-Pennsylvania case involved a hotel bill and a “sucker list” of buyers. Meanwhile a young Pennsylvania student pilot, Cheston L. Eshelman of Carlisle, was rescued after his plane sank in 39 fathoms off North Atlantic waters following a flight from Pitcairn airport. he had eight hours solo flying time.
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United Press
Warren
Mra. Scho
Pirekasella
Cook
Boston
Pennsylvania
Mays
North Atlantic
Villanova
Cheston L. Rshelman
Carlisle
Eshelman
Nis
Emily
Salty Rescue After Flight Goes Down Near Boston
Carlisle Pa June 6 22 year old Cheston L Eshelman was rescued by the trawler Villanova crew after his plane WC 22070 crashed 176 miles east southeast of Boston following a takeoff from Pitcairn airport Philadelphia. Eshelman refused to die and was saved as the ocean fight journey ended in a dramatic salvage at sea with fellow pilots Charles Back and Tharona Lypith reported missing.
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United Prana
Chester Malik
Villanova
Chesten L. Eshelman
Luscomb
Pitcairn
Philadelphia
Ater Sying
Boston
Plume Sak
Lifetomt4
Peier Eshelman
Tlantic
Mars
Hsherman
Uniteed States
Charles Back
Sweden
Tharona Lypith
Clarksburg
W. Va
Carlisle
Cheston L. Esheman
Askermien
Missing Carliale youth aloft in New York flight missive
Parents report their son left Carliale ten days ago saying he was bound for New York. After days without word they feared for him and he attempted to contact them without success. The youth, a student pilot, recently finished high school at Boiling Springs and later attended the University at Gainesville.
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C. Eshelman
Carliale
New York
Soln
Young Eshelman
Boiling Springs
Tin
Dnlvenilty
Ilva Alle Gehdol
Galnesvilte
Milk Marketing Pact Backed by Supreme Court Ruling
Jubilant dairy producers and state officials react to the U S Supreme Court decision upholding the federal milk market order. Officials plan immediate talks with federal counterparts as they study the ruling’s impact on price supports and equalization. Local industry leaders call the decision reassuring and foresee a revival of the marketing program across New York and beyond.
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United States Supreme Court
Corry
Associated Press
Albany
High Tribunal
New York State
New York Agriculture
Pnat
Holton
Noyes
New York City
Kenneth F. Fee
State Division of Milk Control
Charles H. Baldwin
Metropolitan Milk Producers Bargaining Agency
United States
Frank Cooper
New York
Court of Appeals
State Supreme Court
Francis Bergan
Rogers-Allen Dilik
Nine Budget Curtailment Items Tabled by Board
Nine items were presented for consideration to trim about 5000 from expenditures before continuing a 20 percent mill tax and $5 per capita levy. Proposals included closing Harding school and eliminating staff, with only one formal action taken.
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Board of Education
Prio
Costa
Corty
Harding School
Wiininste
Schoo
Conaull
Cleve R. Morton
Clarence EB. Shoop
V F W Festival Opens This Week In Town
A Spring Festival sponsored by Lieut Archie W Thompson Post No 261 Veterans of Foreign Wars opened behind the post home on West Washington street and runs through Saturday evening. Children enjoy a chair-swing ferris wheel and other rides while bingo and concessions entertain. Proceeds go to the post treasury for local VFW work. The weather is fair tonight with Wednesday partly cloudy and local showers.
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Archie W. Thompson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Post
West Washington Street
Procaede
The
Post Treasury
V F. W
STATE SENATOR IS FACING CHARGES
United Press reports in Philadelphia that defense in the trial of State Senator Joseph P. Dando and co defendants argues political animosity from a star witness. The case concerns diverting WPA labor to the Llewellyn Amusement Park. William Young testified he cleaned Dando's swimming pool two and a half weeks and worked five days on shooting traps in the park.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Joseph P. Dando
Vight
WPA
Llewellyn
William Young
Dando
Mrs Barnes Elected Treasurer of Cony School Board
Mrs E C Barnes was elected treasurer of the Cony board of education at an annual salary of 200 dollars by a 4 to 3 vote at a special meeting. She succeeds Charles H Geiger who resigned after a ruling about holding two posts. Barnes will be bonded for 1000 dollars and assume duties on the first Monday in July.
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C. Barnes
Cony Board of Education
Charles H. Geiger
Eleet
Department of Public Instruction
Walter Scott
Carl L. Henton
Barnes
James Lewis
Austin Johnson
Henton, Shoop, Morton
Geiger
Former Plant Manager Crotty Visits City After Retirement
Michael P. Crotty former general manager of the United States Brakeshoe Company plant is visiting Corry en route to Kang. He is accompanied by Mrs Cratty and Mr Mrs Marshall of Buffalo. The group attended a dinner with Socony Vacuum Oil last week and Crotty recalls 1918 Corry assignments. He plans a short visit to kin in Keeno before returning home.
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Michael P. Crotty
U. S. Brakeshoe
United States Brakeshoe Company
Kang
Socony-Vacuum Oil Company
Crotty
Tft
Veteran Patrolman at Erie Dies of Heat
Louis P. Wittenburg, 65, a longtime Erie city patrolman with over 30 years on the force, died from sun stroke suffered May 9 while directing traffic at a school corner. He was appointed to the force in May 1909 and was one of the oldest policemen in age and service.
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ERS
Louis P. Wittenburg
Wittenberg
Associated Gas Pays For Pa Probe Payment to PUC inquiry
The Public Utility Commission today received a $23,522 check from Associated Gas and Electric Company covering nine Pennsylvania operating affiliates including Pennsylvania Electric. It marks the largest payment to cover costs of rate investigation assessments.
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Associated Gas Pays
Walley Commission
Associated Gas and Electric Company
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Young Man Dies After Being Trapped in Boot Leg Mine
Leon Reldinger, 21, of Tre Vorton, entombed 12 hours in a boot leg coal hole near his home. He died at Shimkih Hospital after rescue and is the seventh mining fatality in the area this year. An extreme attack and exposure following the rescue led to his death.
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Leonard Reldinger
Trevorton
Shimkih
Reldinger
Roosevelt for Third Term Boom Is Started
Washington January 6 A cabinet backed drive to reelect President Roosevelt in 1940 opened with Sen Ruth Holt D W Va declaring he will oppose a third term in this session The draft movement was launched by Secretary Ickes who said I want Roosevelt for a third term The report notes Garner would pursue the Democratic nomination regardless of Roosevelt plans and quotes Ickes charging anti Roosevelt Democrats back stabbing the president He described Garner as a figure whose strength is knowing nothing saying nothing and doing nothing.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Ruah D. Holt
W. Va
Senate
Thteriun Havokl
Ickes
Loose Magazine
John N. Garner
Garner
State Subsidies To Be Paid Shortly
Harrisburg dispatches indicate state treasury receipts from a $100,000,000 tax anticipation note issue will yield about $8,000,000. Subsidies to hospitals homes and schools overdue since February Tat are expected to be paid shortly.
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Harrisburg
Inge
Former Corry Girl Injured In Dunkirk Auto Crash
Gabtheher Gaucher, 22, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Brant Gaucher of Dunkirk and formerly of Corry, suffered severe duog and bruises when the automobile she rode in, driven by Raymond Connell of Oswego, collided with another car at Wirth and Leonora streets. Connell suffered a severely gashed limb and other injuries. Both were taken to Broads Hospital for treatment.
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Winurea Vauceher
Brant Gaucher
Dunkirk
Corry
Connelt
House approves bill to sentence radicals in Washington
The House passed an amendment adding penalties for advocating government overthrow by force as part of a measure raising maximum punishment for a plea from two to ten years. Rep John W McCormack of Massachusetts introduced the amendment, approved 398 to 0. The measure passed overall by Velve vote. Henry J Baum of Altoona elected president of the Penney Vanta Association of Planning Commissioners at its two day convention.
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HOUSE
Washington
Une
Senate
John W. Mcormack
Mass
Brie
Heny J. Baum
Altoona
Penney Vanta Association of Planning Commissioners
King and Queen Enter States on Wednesday
Royal couple King George and Queen Elizabeth travel from Sudbury toward the U S border for a four day visit. They toured a nickel mine with miners, donned safety gear, rode a cage to 2,400 feet, and viewed operations before returning to the surface amid a noisy, crowded scene.
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Niagara Falls
Ontario
George
Queen Elizabeth
United States
Niagara Park
Sudbury
Makingy
Wors
Internation
Leahy Named Governor of Puerto Rico Takes Office
Washington June 6 The White House announced that President Roosevelt accepted Blanton Winship’s resignation as Puerto Rico governor as of June 5 and that Admiral William D Leahy will assume the post on September 1 Roosevelt sent Leahy’s nomination to the Senate after the resignation with expected quick confirmation.
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Ay Unicaeros
Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Blanton Winship
Puerto Rico
Wiliam D. Leahy
Winship
Mr.Roosevelt
Leahy
Senate
Man found dead in rooming house in Exie Bries
Frank Asi lakh 45 of Grand Rapids Michigan was found dead in a rooming house in Exie Bries. Coroner W G Stroble ruled the death a self inflicted action caused by drinking carbonic acid. He was unemployed and had rented the room Saturday.
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Exie Brie
Frank Asilakh
Grand Rapids
Mich
W. G. Stroble
Governor Prepares New Labor Legislation Amid Unions Clash
Harrisburg reports show Governor Adthie H. James planning to revive the Labor Rola thong and Ant-Labor Tajinelion Act by the 1987 Democratiy Jeebrature despite a joint protest by rival unions. Amid criticism of the 1939 law, he consulted leaders of the wate Alb and CIO to push amendments aimed at Pennaylv and dig herself out of years of extravagance, while a protest march gathered in the capital plaza with union groups from Pittsburgh Philadelphia and other industrial centers.
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Harrisburg
Adthie H. James
Toduy
Flimbilla
Tabor
Wate Alb
CIO
Helaine Pennaylv
Washinton
WPA
Crem Ponstagivant
Pitaburgh
Philadelphia
Autharite
Murray gets 25 year term for Clintonville bank robbery
Federal Judge Gibson sentences Murray to 25 years for the October 14 Peoples National Bank heist in Clintonville Pa. Three men faced robbery charges. George Slade pleaded guilty and received five years to be served with his current Atlanta sentence. Co-defendants Joe Dorgch and a third suspect await September federal court term.
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Neral
Lawrence County
George Slade
Ombjetta
Atlanta
Federal Penitent
Wilvpeet
Joe Dorgch
War veteran arraigned after shotgun incident in London
Ledwedge Vincent Lawlor, 45, an Australian war veteran with communist leanings, was arraigned in Westminster police court. He arrived amid confusion and was described as embittered by life and politics. Investigators pursued details on his alleged actions and ties to a broader political climate before his detention.
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United Press
London
Vincent Lawlor
Westminster
Belemve
Duchewe
Pferty
Jodgen
Heaton
Weidin
Vuthiariitet
Altho
Mitteline
Phi
Kiglang
Detroit
Ruiawelt
Wien
Keira Pouionport
Yid
Bulswell
Ordess Trom
Waal
UB Authoritine
Russell Cor
England
Seathanc Yard
United States
Chicugo
bin Fensielsee
Ireland
Allegheny County Moves to Get Taxes
Pittsburgh June 6. The Allegheny County Commission planned a new revenue department to boost delinquent tax collection aimed at recovering 10.5 million dollars. Chairman John Hane said the urgency centers on unpaid taxes for Pittsburgh and nearby municipalities, with current collection lagging about 21 to 22 percent versus 1938.
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Pittsburgh
John Hane
Kane
City of
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