Baccalaureate speaker and commencement at Corry High
Rev H R Harris delivered the baccalaureate theme God and the Lucky Man at Corry High School, with Dr Creig Hoyt from Grove City College to speak at commencement. The sixty third annual exercises featured 115 graduates, a record size, and a full program of music, speeches, and diplomas.
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H. Ray Harris
United Brethren In Christ
Charch
Lolanembens
Corry High School
Creig
Hoyt
Grove City College
J. Sheen
Dewey
Alvin P. Bennett
Board of Education
Corry Ministerial Association
Nureate
James H. Wright
G. Ly Bugu Offervices
Lure Leeson
A. Hoole
Wagner
P. W. Haines
God and the
Lucky Man
Harris
Joseph
Tyndale
John Waldron dies after scaffold collapse at North Clymer
John Waldron 70, of North Clymer, was struck on the head by falling scaffolding while working with a grain drill on a Saturday. He died that night from concussion. Coroner W B Crandall and Dr X Williams led the investigation. He leaves a brother Marion Waldron a daughter Frances Waldron and three sisters Emma Horton Anna Mary and Mrs Harry Main along with another brother Gan Waldron. The service will be at the Methodist Episcopal Church in Asbury on Tuesday at 2 pm with a prayer service at Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer.
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John P. Waldron
North Clymex
Walldron
Waldron
Strick
W. B. Crandall
Weatfield
X. Williams
Clymer
New Ireland
Union City
Nori Clymor
Male
TO. O
Mill Village
Methodist Episcopal Church
Asbury
Marion. Waldron
Frances Waldron
Girard
Emma Horton
Anna
Mary
Harry P. Main
Spartayghurz
Gan
Tawa
Methodist Episcopalchron
Spitzer
Clymor
Deceayer
Marion Be
Road to Ruin in May Business Stats Rise
New York June reports show May business statistics higher than expected with industrial activity resisting seasonal decline. Amid cautious outlooks, the year’s demand for materials and merchandise remains solid, supporting continued production and employment.
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New York
Induery
Trial of Seminue's Widow Nears Close
Special to the journal. Warren June 8 Trial of Mrs Mary SeminueS widow of Metro Seminue proprietor of the Brokeng Trax Airport Tan on the Pittsfield Youngsville highway neared completion. District Attorney LeRoy Eddy pressed motions as jurors listened to evidence including a final plan by Lincoln Cohen defense attorney. The defense portrayed the defendant as a crushed flower as witnesses for the defense, including Polens who admitted murder charges, testified.
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Warren
Mary Semsuk
Metro Seminaie
Brokengtraw
Pittsfeld
Youngsville
LeRoy Eddy
O'Clycle
Ay Lincoln Cohen
Dufanse
Polens
Jor Senduskus
Seminuk
Joseph McCrary
Mike Wedervhuck
Pittsfield
Boire
Garland
Fred Camp
Joni Zolgi
Steve Holvanek
Torpedo
SELASSIE MAY DEAL DIRECTLY WITH ROME
Haile Selassie may travel to Rome to negotiate with Benito Mussolini if the League of Nations fails to act against Italy's Ethiopian conquest. French circles report Mussolini had offered retention of the throne and control over part of the Ethiopian provinces before Selassie fled.
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United Press
London
Emperor Haile Selassie
Rome
Benito Mussolini
League of Nations
Firaly
Italy
Ethiopia
Haile Selassie
Mussolini
Antharie
Ethopia
Mpéror
Muscolint
Ickes Enages Hearst In Sharp Verbal Battle
Secretary Ickes clashes with William Randolph Hearst over political lines as President Roosevelt plans a southwestern campaign swing into Texas Arkansas Indiana and Kentucky. Hearst supports Alf Landon while predicting his nomination and edit of the party platform. A separate item notes 15 year old Peter Bontello drown at Charity Creek in Glendale Pittsburgh.
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Ickes
Hearst
London
Frederick A. Storm
United Press
White House
Washington
Roosevelt
Interior
Harold Ickes
William Randolph Hearst
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Texas
Arkansas
Indiana
Kentucky
Jared
Cov
Landon
Nan
Randman
Pittsburgh
Petar Bontello
Glendale
Chartiety Creek
Workers Score Big Victory in French Strike
Paris June 8 United Press reports one hundred thousand coal miners attacked today in the north while a million jubilant strikers in other areas awaited orders to return to work after a major victory. Government leaders hoped to end the dispute quickly as provincial papers were suppressed by strikes. Nine thousand Michelin plant workers at Clermont Ferrand attempted to occupy the factory but gates were locked. The government Socialist Communist Radical Socialist coalition secured the agreement in the early hours and prepared to push its legislative program tomorrow.
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United Press
Paris
Michelin
Clerminerrand
Gillian shoots wife after discovering affair in Portsmouth
IZIE Gillian, 27, admitted to officers that he shot and killed his wife Gladys Gillian, 21, and wounded Dennis Mowery, 27, at the Gillian home in Scrotoville. He surrendered to Sheriff Arthur Oakes and was held without charge pending investigation.
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United Press Portsmouth
Izie Gillian
Gladys
Dennis Mowery
Gillian
Scrotoville
Sheritf Arthur Oakes
Minnesota Tries to Nab 13 Mad Convicts in River Bottom Search
A light of day search spans the Minnesota river bottoms for thirteen criminally insane fugitives from the St. Peter asylum. Heavily armed guards and police probe at dawn after 16 escaped by overpowering five guards and using improvised tools to unlock their confinement. Two recaptured. others believed hiding near river beds and farmhouses as dawn approaches.
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United Press
ST. Peter
Boxidyinla
Udtew Hows
St. Ulm
Melton tax case before board of appeals hinges on three million
Washington reports Mel ton appears before the board of tax appeals as government claims he owes 3 000 000 in income taxes. In New York authorities search for a pyromaniac after seven fires, one killed and 11 injured in the Bronx. In St Peter Minnesota five of 16 escaped inmates are in custody at noon. Senate finance panel favorable on a measure to tax profits of war. In Texas eight men killed and war material captured by Mexican rebels. Mrs Helen Waggoner returns to Corry after residence in Los Angeles for the summer.
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United Press
Washington
Andrew W. Melton
Board of Tax Appeals
State Home Rule Debate Narrows GOP 1936 Path
In Cleveland on June 8 delegates begin caucuses amid a scramble toward the Republican national convention. Landon leads in several polls while Borah indicates opposition to constitutional changes. The fight centers on state home rule over wages hours and labor conditions as Republicans weigh endorsing principles or amending the constitution. Key figures include Landon Knox White and Hoover while New York Pennsylvania and Oklahoma show shifting support as the battle for the vice presidential spot and platform rhetoric intensifies.
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United Press
Cleveland
William 5
Borah
Landon
Tess
Massachusetts
Eslate
Artlcue
HL Wahdenberg
Frank Knox
New York
Charles D. Hilles
Pennsylvania
Oklahoma
Khox
George Perl
Itinola
Frederick Steinen
Oragar
Willian Alen White
Supreme Court
New York State
Herbert C. Hoover
Congress May Probe Mich Cult and Subversive Groups
Washington June report says congress members Benson and Dickstein introduced a concurrent resolution for a broad inquiry into the Black Legion and allied groups spreading anti American propaganda. The measure would authorize eight lawmakers to oversee the probe and provide just over $100,090 in funding.
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United Press
Washington
Sunchuev A. Benson
IVL
Minn
Samuel Dickstein
Congress
Blak Legion
Assembly Back To Grapple With Relief Problem
Harrisburg reports the Republican majority plans renewed vigor to tackle unemployment relief and revenue issues during a special legislative session. Senate aims to expedite 4.65 million dollars in skilled relief funding for eight months, with calendar items still awaiting action including a one percent levy on talor and a 700000 appropriation for mine water removal.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Cleve
Senate
House
Andrea
Triyedevision
Ny Winitt Soi
Congress in Week Recess Signals Postponed Action
Washington June 8 Congress in brief sessions today then adjourn until after the Republican national convention. Conferees will jammed on legislation with Democrats agreeing not to consider bills without Republicans. Major tasks include a new tax bill to finance soil conservation and begin payment of the soldiers bonus, plus other measures in conference.
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United Press
Washington
Sen- Site
House
Cleveland
Congress
Boy Suffers Deep Knee Gash From Fall at Park
Crosby Bush son of Mr and Mrs E B Bush of the city sustained a painful knee wound playing ball at the fairgrounds a few days ago. He fell on broken glass cutting a deep gash in his left knee requiring eight stitches after three hemorrhages. He is improving today.
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Crosby Bush
Young Bush
Pioneer pilot completes blind cross country flight
Major Tra C. Baker, Army air service filer, hailed for a pioneer feat by completing a blind flight from New York to Los Angeles in 23 hours. He flew the entire distance with a hooded cockpit, guided only by his instrumental panel and radio information from a convoy plane flown by Maj. William E. Kepner.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Tra C. Baker
New York
William E. Kepner
Cardinal O Connor Calls Beach Costumes Pagan Immodesty
Cardinal William Cardinal O Connell of Boston denounces modern beach costumes as indecent and pagan in tone. He pledges action to rally 1200 women at Cathedral of the Holy Cross to oppose anti Christian fashions.
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United Press
Boston
William Cardinal O'Connell
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Borah rejects coalition to halt Landon nomination
Senator Borah in Cleveland declares he will not join any coalition to stop the Republican nomination drive. He favors a clear Republican platform aligned with his principles and opposes a constitutional amendment. He cautions against broad pacts and emphasizes writing a definite party program.
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Ronald G. van Tine
Borah
Roosevelt
Sby Wiley
Baran
Narrow Escape As Auto Upsets Near Columbus Bridge
Three Corry youths escaped serious injuries when a Ford car driven by John Pless of East Main Street overturned near Cons bus about 5 40 oclock. The other two occupants were not identified. The vehicle skidded on its side after losing control just east of the bridge, causing considerable damage to one side of the car.
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Corry
Cons
Sumjay
John Pless
East Main Street
Plosa
Columbus
Britain not ready to pay on debt inquiry note
London reports Britain refuses to present settlement proposals due to current conditions though ready to resume talks when the situation improves. The note follows a U.S. reminder about the war debt payment due on June 15. Britain reiterates its stance but signals openness to renewed discussions later.
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Britain
Unites Press
London
Great Britain
United States
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Seminue
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Senate Finance Committee
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California
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Steiner
Hoover
Idahgan
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