European reparations report sparks debate on U S benefits
Washington June 8 A Paris reparations report signaled a potential stabilizing effect for Europe and the United States analysts say the main gains will come from European price steadiness. One official warned Germany bond issuance could pull capital from U S investors to Latin America and Canada, fearing unproductive use. He argued large German bond sales for debt service could harm U S credit markets and favor foreign development at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Reparilions
Paris
Mhiripe
United Altes
Latin America
Canad
United States
Canada
Millilons
Two Fires But Little Damage Reported
The fire department answered two alarms in twenty four hours with minimal damage. Prompt discovery prevented heavy losses near B W Stennett Son store rear. A straw box fire near warehouses was stopped before damage. Earlier a bonfire near the Kurta plant and a fire on a box beside a freight car caused minor damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Stennett & Son
Kurta
Thaws' Mother In Critical Condition At 86
Mary Copley Thaw, mother of Harry K. Thaw, is critically ill at her Beechwood Boulevard home. Doctors say her condition has weakened with age and may lead to death within days as she nears her 86th birthday next Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pittsburgh
Mary Copley Thaw
Harry Ki
F% & Marshall
Thaw
Beechwood Boulevard
Summer School Opens Here Next Tuesday
Summer session will begin Tuesday July 11 with classes at the Junior High school each forenoon for certain pupils. The program aims to help students with work promotion and offer advanced instruction valuable for future work. Principal M Blanden leads the six week course assisted by May L Yormick Lillian Dallman and Ruby Macyiough, all Corry Public Schools staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanden
May ML Yormick
Lillian Dallman
Sidlaner
Ruby Macyi' Fough
Corry Publi
Two Produce Dealers Die in Auto Crash Near Pittsburgh
Two Wheeling produce dealers Frank Gardner and William Roberts, both 60, were killed when their car collided head on with a car driven by Emma Hoffman, 26, of Bridgeville. Hoffman was seriously injured. The crash occurred on Washington Pike near Mt. Lebanon as Morgue officials probed steering causes. Police said the men rode together while Hoffman was alone in her vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pittsburgh
Wheeling
W. Va
Frank Gardner
William Roberts
Emma. Hoffman
Bridgeville
Washington
Mt. Lebanon
Hoffman
Ume
Ocean flight hopes fade amid weather delays
United Press reports scant optimism for weekend takeoffs of mono planes Green Plash and Yellow Bid for Route and Paris as storms slow progress north Atlantic routes. Names Hodges? Noted. Envo y to Vatican Roma Ital y Senate member Vecchi named Italian ambassador to Yauen City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pre_ OLD
Vatican
Rome
Cesare Maria de Vecchi
Ttallan Somaliland
Yatioun
Five Best Radio Entainments and Network Listings
A radio schedule lists WAM and NBC networks with programs such as the Goldman Band on WEAF NBC at 8 00 EDT Shilkrat Symphony on WABG CBS at 19 00 EDT National World on WIZ NBC at 10 00 HDT Dramatication Me Vicar of Wakefield appears in the lineup reflecting a wartime era listening guide with venue and time details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WAM
NBC
WIZ
WEAF
WABG
CBS
Vicar of Wakefeld
Six Nurses of Corry Hospital Diploma Day
Members of the 1929 class of the Jory Hospital School for Nurses received diplomas at commencement exercises in the Junior High school. Misses Rdyth V. Davis Ingeborg J. Selberg M. Mildred Quuddebick Shirley A. Koeller Clara Cutter and Mary B. Cashman were praised for their achievement as relatives and friends filled the auditorium. Rev F A Wimer offered the invocation and Rev J A Martin spoke of making a life, urging gratitude sacrifice and patience as guiding ideals for the graduates. The program featured Kramer's orchestra and a Baptist choir performance. Cont on Page Fifty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jory Hospital School For
Rdyth V. Davis
Ingeborg J. Selberg
M. Mildred Quddebick
Shirley A. Koeller
Clara
Cutter
Mary B. Cashman
Kramer
F. A. Wimer
First Methodist Episcopal
Eureh
Jod
Mandalay
J. A. Martin
Wetfield
First Presbyterian Church
Martin
Oliss
Runge
Conwell
Threats of filibuster on farm bill rise in Senate
In Washington the farm bill debate revealed filibuster threats as Congress eyed a summer session to push the debenture and possible repeal of the national origins law. Democrats and key leaders discussed recess timing while a Democratic conference set to act, with Robison advocating minority rights to propose amendments and full protection of the bill ahead of a fall vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul R.mallon
United Press
Washington
Congress
Senate
Hony-a
Robinson
Reves
Robison Anhounvet
Imledate
Police Officer Slain in Riot by Strikers in Gastonia
June 8 Gastonia North Carolina Chief of Police A. Aderholt died from shotgun wounds after attempting to break up four mass meetings of textile strikers. Aderholt’s death marks the first fatal violence in the textile strike turmoil. Police say George Carter of Chester Pennsylvania confessed to firing at the chief and wounding three other officers. Sixty strikers arrested. Carter and two others charged. Two women among those arrested Vert Busch and Amy Schopner Beal. Beal, a strike leader, had allegedly disappeared after leaving for Charlotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Gastonia
N. C
Aderholt
Aderholdt
Gastonia Sinitorium
George Carter
Alubor
Chester
Ani Amy Schopner
Fred Erwin Beal
Fender
Charlotte
Iastenfett
Swedish Fliers To Hop Off Late Tonight
Stockholm report states Captain Albin Ahrenberg and two companions plan a trans Atlantic flight to New York. They will depart from here via Bergen and Tyland with refueling landings en route. Funds for the flight were raised by private donations after earlier fears of cancellation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unneo Rrens
Stockholm
Albin Ahrenberg
New York
Gani
de Ie
Abrenberg
Axel Ploden
Robert Ljungland
Bergen
Norway
Tygland
Greenlawd
Talladot
Campaign to Raise 800 for VFW Bugle Corps Uniforms
The Liew Archie W. Thompson Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars seeks 800 to buy uniforms for a newly formed bugle and drum corps that led Memorial Day. Donations accepted via Harry Spicer or Jules Carry Journsi. The post has raised over 300 for instruments and plans participation in the state VFW convention June 20 to 22 and Old Home Week in Union City on July 4. Members to meet Sunday afternoon at the home for ceremonial setup and corps members to gather at the Bost home at 2 o'clock with clothes and overseas caps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liew
Archie W. Thompson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Oliveden
Alrie
Union City
Harry Spicer
Treasrer
Io Ie
United Spanish War Veterans
T He Corps
Graduation Eve Tragedy Stuns Haverford Community
Bramwell Linn, 22, son of Superior Court justice, died by his own action on the eve of graduation as classmates prepared for ceremonies. Captain Samuel Siegle announced the official report and coroner’s inquest will review the case Monday night. Investigators say Linn had contemplated death for over a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Haverword
Bramwell Linn
Superior Court
Wasi
Samuel Siegle
Linn
Ford's Railroad Indicted in Fraud Case
The Detroit Toledo and Ironton Railroad owned by Henry Ford was indicted by a federal grand jury for violating the Elking Railroad Act. The indictment alleges the railroad defrauded Norfolk and Western Railroad of about $140,000 through manipulated rates and shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Columbus
cTine
Detroit, Woledo and Ironton Railroad
Henry Ford
Federal Grand Jury
Haveor
Phe Adictment
Norfolk and Weatarsi Railroad
Second Labor Government in Great Britain Formed
Windsor June 8 The Second Labor government of Ramsay MacDonald was formed today with King George VI inaugurating the cabinet at Windsor Castle. The 21 ministers arrived by special train at 10 50 am and attended a privy council before the seals of office were presented. Margart Bondfield the Labor minister wore a distinctive mannish costume while Lord Sankey the Lord Chancellor led the ceremonial greetings in the audience room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Windsor
England
Bétain
George VII
Ramsay MacDonald
Windsor Castle
Stanley Baldwin
London
The
Castle
George
Alt
Miser
Margaret Bondfield
Great Britain
Sankey
Chayvelier
Buch
Corry Youths With Company Opens Four Week Buddy Players
Three well known Corry youths join the Buddy Players for a four week city engagement starting Monday. Edward Harvey Ralph Ward and George Gurtis are in key roles with Buddy Miller returning after a school year away. The troupe will pitch tents east of Mead and Brown on East Main Street and present Should a Girl Marty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Buddy Players
Edward Harvey
Ralph Ward
George Gurtis
Plieyers
Buddy Miller
Mead and Brown
East Main Street
Marty
Woman's Club Plans Indoor Fair Meeting
A business meeting of the Woman's Club will be held at the home of Mrs Alten J Dean on North Center Street Monday evening at 7 o clock Plans for the indoor fair will be discussed and other important club business will be transacted It is expected every member will be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Alten J. Dean
North Center Street
Olplock
City Official Held for Making of Stills
Columbus June 3 Onar Hearing president of the Columbus City civil service commission was indicted by the federal grand jury on charges of conspiring to violate the national prohibition act. Federal officials said the charge involved the manufacture of whiskey stills at Hearing's steel sheet plant here. The stills were manufactured and sold with Hearing's knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Columbus
Onar
Columbus City Civil-Service Commission
Federal Grand Jury
Hearing
Letter hints at Davis gubernatorial bid in 1980
A Wilkes Barre Record publication prints a letter from United States Secretary of Labor James J. Davis. The note rejects any special interest candidacy and pledges to run as a Republican within party platform. Davis says he aims to bring new industries to Pennsylvania and help communities hit by consolidations, stressing state opportunities for employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Wilkes Barrm
James J. Davis
Rae
Pennsylvania
Wilkes-Barre
United States
Department
Davis
Davis Tetter
Hoover
Hve
Lestiong
THREE KILLED IN COLLAPSE OF NEVADA TUNNEL
Collapsed tunnel west of Caliente Nevada during replacement work kills three people including a 4% year old girl and injures six others. The injured are being transported to Los Angeles. The child and two Parowan Utah residents are named among the dead. Workers numbered fifteen at the site when heavy timbers gave way during a bore widening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Caliente
Nev
J Tunnel
Union Pacific
Héte
Los Angeles
Parowan
Utah
William
G. Bennon
Ilso
Fred B. Sisher
Charles Kargens
Des Moines
Jons
Red’ White
Andrew W. Pearson
Paull Warrine
John McCarthy
Alton Bullock
Mccarthy
Bullock
Woman Breaks Arm In Home Ladder Fall
Mrs Jennie Moore of Columbus fell from a ladder while paper hanging at the home of Mr and Mrs Oliver Gastor on Frederick Street yesterday. She broke her left wrist, received medical attention, and was taken home in a comfortable condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Gastor
Frederick Street
Stremdon
Jennie Moore
Columbus
Also Mentioned on This Page
Europe
Gecil Owen
Fire Department
Harry Thaw
Washington Road
Corry Hospital
Willemsburg
Tosiah Coban
Allegheny County Criminal Court
V. F. W. Bugle Corps
Ford's Railroad
King George
Labor
Corry Boys
Nevada
Armin
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!