Watchful Waiting on European Debts and Reparations
United States officials describe current U S stance on European reparations and war debt revision as watchful waiting. Hoover and Stimson focus on arms expenditure and the Versailles settlement, noting Europe’s armament buildup as the main international issue while refusing to link German reparations to Allied debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiimson
Hoover
Europe
United Press
Washington
Germany
United States
Uehls
Unite States
Henry Stinson
St Edward's High School Commencement Friday June 19
St Edward's High School will hold graduation exercises at St Thomas Church on Friday evening June 19 at three o clock. Three diploma recipients are Mary E Ressler Mate Be Roffier and Ema Lewise Filson. Holy Communion Friday morning will be held at High Mass sung by the students choir followed by breakfast at the school hall. The program includes processional, hymns, diploma presentation by Rev F J Graves a sermon by Rev Stanley Driscoll and choral numbers by Stella Barry Anna Shields James Sullivan Mrs James Sullivan Florence Lynd and St Thomas church choir. The public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Ressler
Mate BE. Roffier
Ema Lewise Filson
St Edward's High School
St. Thomas Church
Sultaris
Stella Barry
Fames
Directors of Corry Jamestown Manufacturing meet this afternoon
Directors of the Corry Jamestown Manufacturing Corporation hold their regular board meeting this afternoon at the company's offices. Attending were Rev. A M Benani, of Boston, and O R Hillstront, of Lake Geneva, along with other directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry-Jamestown Manufacturing Corporation
A.M. Benanior
Boston
O. R. Hillstront
Laike Geneva
TI. Goth
Two Dead and Eighteen Missing As British Sub Sinks
London report states the submarine Poseidon sank after a collision with a merchant ship off Weihaiwei Chin. Two officers and two sailors died, 18 missing, five officers and 26 men rescued. Berwick Cumberland and Hermes at scene. Lieut Cmdr J W Galpin named commander of Poseidon. The incident marks the seventeenth British submarine mishap since 1922 with 218 total deaths.
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Unites Rress
London
Admiralty
Soseicon
Wethaiwel
Chin
Wethuiwei
Great Britain
Berwick
Cumberland
Hermés
Navy
W. Galpin
Two New Shop Dept. Teachers Are Elected
Norman J. Edinger and Paul J. Hatch were elected to Corry Public Schools to teach wood working site mechanics drawing and electricity. They will replace Emile Buteau and Clyde Spitler with salaries of 1800 each, saving the district 600. Edinger and Hatch are to staff the shop department under the Smith-Hughes act.
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Industrial Corse
Corry
Board of Education
Edinger
Hatch
Geiger
F. 1
Westley
Bard
Florence Pond
D. A. Hillstrom
Blaine Kincaid
A. G. Pastlethwaite
F. ©. Westley
Port Pitt Coal Company
Clyde
Spear
Hammond Elevator Company
W. L. Trill
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Sanlor High Furnace
Arguat Ist
Brutal class day attack sparks protest at North Carry
Howard Van Tassel was badly beaten by Senior students after a class day event near East Wayne Street. The attack left him with possible eye damage and prompted calls for harsh school discipline as others were assaulted and more cases surfaced. Police and authorities prepared to act as investigations continued into the late afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carry
Howard van ‘Passel
Leon van ‘Tassel
East Wayne Street
Center Street
Columbus Avenue
VanTassel
VanTassel Bay
Tastniebt
Kidnapped But Unharmed in Columbus Theater Owner Abducted
J Real Noth, owner of three Columbus theaters, was abducted by two men for a day and taken to a point near Marton, Q, then released unharmed. Noth blamed labor troubles, saying a local labor organization had tried to cause him trouble for refusing to hire union men.
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Columbus
J. Real Noth
Columbus Theatre
Marton
Noth
Elgin Pastor Speaks at Rotary Club Meeting
Rev. Edward Clark of Bleu delivered an engaging address on current conditions at the Elgin Rotary Club gathering. Guests included O. H Hillstrom of Chicago Rev. A. B. Behander of Boston W. E. B. Windahl Ralph E. Larson and Rev. G. S. Boyd of Elgin plus Clara Fabin of Cambridge Springs visiting local relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Clark
Bleu
Rotary Club
O. H Hillstrom
Chicago
A. B. Behander
Boston
W. EB. Windahl
Ralph EB. Larson
G. 8. Boyd
Ars
Clara Fabin
Cambridge Springs
Jerundle
BH. C
Spencer
Eat
South Street
Two Mexican Youths Killed Near Ardmore Oklahoma
Mexico City reports say two Mexican youths were killed near Ardmore Oklahoma in a shooting. They are Emilio Cortes Rubio, son of Manuel Cortes Rubio, and Niel Garcia Gomez. The incident drew strong diplomatic expressions from the United States and Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Office
Mexico City
Hoover
John R. Morris
United Press
Pasqual Ortiz Rubio
Ardmore
Ohla
Washington
Oklahoma City
Emilio Corted Rubio
Manuel Cortes Rubio
Morelia
Chapultepec Castle
Hover
Agthur Lane
Genayo
Strada
Eneen
Grafica
Wx Rubio
Fernando
Guillermo
New York
Fourteen to Atlanta and Chillicothe for crimes in Westmoreland
Sixteen prisoners from Pittsburgh area, including Thomas Allen and Thomas A. Jennings, depart to Atlanta for U S mails robbery near Yukon Westmoreland county. Four receive ten to fifteen year terms. Others go to Chillicothe reform school or receive sentences for embezzlement and post office violations.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
U. S
Yukon
Westmoreland County
Atlanta
Chillicothe
Ohio
Thomas Allen
Tndianaola
Thomas A. Jennings
Canonsburg
John C. Wilanis
Monongahels
Edward 1 Smitt
Library
Mies Leslie Crampton
Cyril 1 Wagie
Altgons
Marti Ploblin
Robert J. Lackman
Brie
Roth
St Juor
Samuel Freeman
West Newton
Leonard Black
Jude Willam
Wheeling
Dempney Yebnert
Roy Black
Diploma Night At Gerry High Sees 76 Graduates Earn Honors
The Class of 76 at Gerry High School will receive diplomas Thursday evening during commencement. A list approved by the Board of Education includes 76 graduates with many honors denoted by HH for high honor, H for honor, and credit.
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Dasa
Secord Targest
Gerry High School
Board of Education
Reitell Heads Greater Pennsylvania Council in Harrisburg
D. Charles Reitell formerly of the University of Pittsburgh begins as director of the Greater Pennsylvania Council created by The Weingartner Senate bill. He earns 10000 dollars annually. The governor will name 150 council members and 15 executive committee members who serve without pay. The council plans for welfare in education economy industry and recreation across the commonwealth.
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Harrisburg
Charles Reitell
University of Pittsburgh
Gharee
Greater Pennsylvania
Weingartner
Reitell
Sunounepil
Pinchot
Higher savings deposits seen as hopeful sign
Pittsburgh dispatch reports 2000 delegates at the 29th annual American Institute of Banking convention in the city. Delegates stress the need for better banking training for crisis times and note that many bank failures could have been prevented with earlier industry education. Ben Aley and Richard W. Hill bid strong on improved professional standards as sessions discuss banking challenges.
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Bankers’ Convention
Pittsburgh
American Institute of Banking
The
American Aassociation of Bankers
Richard W. Hill
Institute
Hill
Ben Aley
T ‘Aley
Amendments To Administrative Code Approved In Harrisburg
Governor Pinchot approved amendments revamping the administrative and fiscal codes. A new mining survey bureau within the Department of Mines will oversee safety work, with a six member State Park Commission chaired by the Secretary of Forests and Waters. The State Bridge Commission comprises the Secretary of Highways, the Auditor General, and three governor appointees each earning 5000 annually. The Wade house enabling bill supports the bridge commission. The fiscal code changes, by Rep. McClure, Allegheny, were refined to remove a plan transferring text appraisal duties from the auditor general to the department of revenue.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pinchot
Senate
Wilson
McKean
Department of Mines
Commonwealth
State Park Commission
Mhe State Bridge Commission
Aequire
Wade
State Bridge Commission
Cumberland
McClure
Allegheny
Auditor General
Department of Regene
Five Best Radio Entertainments Broadcast Listings
Radio schedules list five top programs across networks NBC CBS and WABC. Entries include Jim Corbett Orchestra Wit Van and Trio Barn Orchestra Sanderson and Criinit with times ranging from 1:00 to 6:36 PM and performances by Helen Nugint.
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WEAF
NBC Network
Jim Corbett & Orchestra Wit
Ya van & Trio
WABC
CBS Network
Barn Orchestra
WHA
Sanderson and
Criinit
Helen Nugint
Miners strike area quiet amid Cleveland mine disorder
In Western Pennsylvania the strike area remained tense as hundreds of miners marched near six mines and police maintained watch to deter further unrest. Pickets formed at the Francis, Warden, Montour No. 10, Kinlock, Newfield and Wildwood mines while state troopers and coal and iron police guarded lines.
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United Real
Pittsburgh
Loday Threeveral
Pennsylvania
Duilminong
Francis
Burgettstown
Washington County
Warden Milne
Douglas
Montour
Kinlock
Newfield
Wildwood
Bileworth
Bentleyville
O Insworth
Coil
Greensburg
Buller Barracks
New Kensington
Westland
Ellsworth
California
Lynn G. Adams
Pennsylvania State Police
Adams
Green~burg
Butler
Fiarrisburg
Pinchot
Coal and Iron Police
Coal and Iron Companies
Coal and Iron
Tilly
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ST. Edward's HI
CORP
F. E. Westley
Elgin Pastor
Oklahoma
U. 5
College Preparatory
H Aver
Dorothy Mary C Bachemer
Virginia Tan Cole
Edwin Morgan
HE Colugrave
Mary Jeannette H
Dahistrand
Atlan Premcia
A Dahistrand
John Arthur C
Dingfelder
Ruth Elizabeth Glenn
Ross Walton HA Goring
Robert Francis ‘Chashrouck
Myrna Louse
Haskins
Dorothy Mas HH Hnatyszyn
John Hsing
Wile Naylor C.kiasch
Joseph Lindberg
Lily Elizabeth © Mason
Olive Christine C MacInnes
Jack Austin
Cmuiheima
Charles Resford Parker
Emmet
William Paulson
Robert Snider Paulson
Charles Richard 4H Perkins
Kenneth Harry HH Price
Conella
Kathryn Halen
Alice Lucifer Simmons
Old Bracken Skinner
Wayne Edward Industrial Baressi
Albert Robert Baressi
Frank Lawrence Charvey
Max Homer H Heath
Philip Charles Kinhey
Blaine Walter H McCray
Robert Lee Gmocklroy
Harold Richard Clerker
Sommercial Bemis
Edith Mae Blair
Flora Eleanor H Brockmann
Clara Thrabeth Button
Helen Elizabeth
Damon
Cora Mac Hi Gallelli
Caroline Anne
Greene
Bernard Henry H Gumbleton
Florence Elizabeths
H Mawley
Carrie Lucille HH Heath
Marjorie Elizabeth
Houser
Dorothy Eloise Lawson
Mildred Atmedu Mason
Andrey Marie McHlroy
Mildred Susan Fi Preble
Merle Reed Graeke
Charles Henry A Rauscher
Kathryn Aiteabeth Say
Florence Shearidi
Thomas Edwant Stichl
Louise Rite
Greater Pennsylvania Council
Ay United Press
Rep. Wilson
Newport
Fionlda
Hathinony
Massatininetts
Prey
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