American fliers to visit four European capitals on tour
Chamberlin and Levine will travel to Munich Prague Warsaw and Rome aided by wives in a mission tied to postwar aviation policy. They will meet German industry leaders and discuss aircraft development while seeking to showcase American flight prowess and foster Franco British ties. The trip includes welcomes in Prague and Berlin with planned stops in Munich and Rome.
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Prague
Czecho
Slovakia
United Proje
Berlin
Chamberlin
Pyuplew Levine
Fone
Turonésyy Capitole
Ceeehio Stovakig
Warsaw
Poland
Tempelhof
Tailthus
Aleylaire
Rohrbach
Siemens Halile Browteal
Geenan Aviation
Germany
Johunnbarlist
Levine
Losine
Bren
Jame
Tuuve Freelier
Myers Bert
Corry Boy Graduating at Penn Class Member
Corry boy member of Penn graduating class Postluster and Mig O Bentley will journey to Philadelphia on Wednesday for a festive trip. The occasion honors student Sinnerey from Whartut School of Commerce and Tinned Cline, 27, as a member of the class. Mr Harry Powent from National Basile will join with a car trip to Washington via Gettysburg and Niagara Falls with stops at Buffalo. Austin will accompany him to Wellaboro Pa to visit his sister for several days.
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Mig
Bentley
Philidelphia
University of Ponticylvania
Sinnerey
Whartut School of Commerce
Harry Powent
Basile Whit Weonkspanythei
Washington
Gettyshur
Uiraiph
Niagara Ralls
Buffalo
Austin
Wellaboro
Aly
Decision Against Erie Manufacturers
The Pennsylvania Public Utilities Commission upheld a complaint by the Erie Steel and Iron Manufacturers Association against the Pennsylvania Railroad Company rerouting freight rates. It found no undue prejudice or preference by the Erie company toward Pittsburgh rivals, deeming rates not unduly higher for the Erie plant.
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Thy Puritic Servien Commission
Day Ameniseedd
Manufastaring Association of Erie Ginal
Pénnsylvania Rallesad Company
Réluriver
Erie Company
Corry, Warren and Struthers
Erie
Piteburgh
Seven Drownings Feared In Lake Storm
Midland Mian June 10 Efforts to recover the bodies of seven persons believed drowned during a lake storm were under way. A number of boats overturned trapping several rescuers, with at least two rescue party members among the dead. The storm caused heavy damage to small lake communities as officials reported.
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Midland
I Tenors
Two Charges Against Hit and Run Driver
Ross H Brace of Erie faces charges after a collision at 24th and State streets that injured Mrs. Wred Reif and her mother Mrs. Luisté Wessels. The driver allegedly fled the scene, lacked proper registration plates, and faces additional counts of refusing aid. Brace is to be arraigned before Alderman Elster Nelson.
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Erie
Alto
Wred-Reif
Reif
Luisté Wessels
Elster Nelson
Brit Text
Tusday Alernobr
24Th
State Streets
Eriehant
Carrie
Miks Reif
Curry Hospital
Archaes
Mra. Wessels
Jane Hire
Erie Oalice
Funeral Services for Sam Jacobson in City
Funeral services for Sam Jacobson, prominent local merchant, were held yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the home on West Congress Street. The service was conducted by Dr. Max Carrick of Erie with a Jewish rite. An abundance of wreaths and tributes lined the casket as relatives and friends attended before the body was taken to Rochester, N.Y. for burial. Relatives from out of town joined attendees: Mrs. Pawline Ginde, Mut Glace, Inole Gladice, Miss Mary Rafter of Elmira, Miss Bessie Jacobs and daughter Buffalo, and other relatives from Bradford, Titusville, and surrounding areas.
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West Congress
Max Carrick
Erie
Rochester
N.Y
Sim Jacobson
Ad Gumibingkey
W. WV. Mongaridigend
C. To
Alexander
Rai Bessie Jacobs
Diughter
Bufo
Hie
Pawline Ginde
Mut Glace
Inole Gladice
Mary Rafter
Elmira
Bessie
Jacobs
Dinghter
Buffalo
Nate
Harris
Bradford
Carol Davis
Harold David
Titusville
Child Kidnapping Seizes New York Street Scene
Four men kidnapped 10 year old Jacob Murdock Denny on New York Street today, snatching him from his stepmother Elsie Danny before fleeing in a large dark touring car. Police nationwide circulated a description of the vehicle and suspects.
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New York
Jacob Murdock Denny
Elsie Danny
Heavy Windsor liquor rush grows after prohibition ends
In Windsor Ontario after ten days of government liquor sales, daily purchases rival early post prohibition levels. Crowds line two stores as sales reach about eighteen thousand dollars daily this week, with officials noting reduced drunkenness. Inspectors report no tourist permits yet and new purchase procedures frustrate patrons.
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Windsor
Ont
Rick
Clerice
Personels
Cecil Jackson
Malola G. Campbell
Moderation League
Radio Fans Gather for Lindbergh Reception Broadcast
Radio listeners in Washington prepare for a Lindbergh reception with broadast plans from major stations. The Scholiag Radio Shop announced arrangements to receive the rebroadcast program, starting before noon and running through the afternoon and evening with a Lindbergh tribute by President Coplidge and coverage of the Atlantic flight. Local interest centers on attendance for the event and related social gatherings.
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Guy Ace
Lindbergh
Washington
Scholiag Radio Shop
Atlantic
Twenty spies executed by Bolsheviks headline report
United Press dispatch from Moscow reports twenty spies linked to foreign intelligence services were executed as counterterrorism measures. Among the executed were an Englishman Sidney Riley and George Elvenigton, with allegations they plotted against Soviet leaders including Stalin, Rykov, and Bukharin. The news notes claims of involvement by British intelligence and other foreign agents.
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United Press
Blafl
Moscow
Sriigin
Man- Council
Tian
Menjinski
G. ¥. Chietenn
A. T. Rykov
Union Council4
People's Commissaries
Stalin
Bukharin
Sidney Riley
George Elvenigton
Uhichenn
Gal
Deriuse
Iit
Utedi
Char Q'Arines Hodgson
Vigdimir Evla Karepenko
Sergei Mamie
Malevich-Smalevski
Melander Skatsky
Doitish
Ldtter Iuscept
Solomon Gurevich
Rykov
Buklawil
Prince Hulogarubuy
Uni Pringe Mésthersk
Delegates Entertained Here by Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
Corry hosted delegates from the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs convention at Conneaut Lake Park yesterday afternoon. The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows, Rebekahs, and the 1928 gathering in Scranton saw officers installed including Grand Master Harbery Obreiter of Lancaster and Deputy Grand Master Harry Walton of Berwick. The weeklong meeting at the park drew a large attendance, with sessions in the Temple of Nusie and the dance pavilion, praised as one of the largest and most successful in years.
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Odd Fellows
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Conneaut Lake Park
Lodge
Clit
Pems
Tig Order Scranton
Grand Lodge of
Odd Tet
Haws and
Rebekahs
Harbery Obreiter
Lancaster
Harry & Walton
Berwick
Cran
George 2 McDowell
Pincuirs
FG Hayned
Scranton
Asher A. Mall
Philadelphia
James J Avery
Conneaut Lnake Park
Grand Lodge
Nusie
Odd Vellows
Lewis's Latest Novel Declared Obscene in Boston
In Boston on June 10, John Gritz, a clerk for babysellers, was fined $100 by Municipal Judge Willlin Sullivan for presenting Upton Sinclair's new work as obscene. He appealed and the case was entered for Superior Court review.
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Wuieu Wren
Boston
Lune
Slim's Program Highlights From Washington This Week
High points include a 4 pm Cape Henry parade and a three mile event in Washington Yard. Navy Yard meet, White House cabinet dinner, and National Press Club recession notes. Arlington Cemetery service at 2a.m. Walter Reed Hospital visit for disabled soldiers. Cross of Honor presented by US Mag Association. National Aeronautic Association Aviators breakfast at 7 am. Leaves for New York at 8:30.
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Washington
Charles Lindheights
Path of Roses
Cape Henry
Washington Navy
Arlington Cemetery
Walter Reed Hopital
Charles Evans Mighes
Association Cross of Honor
Capitol Steps
Missouri Statt Societion
National Aeronautic Ascocia‘ Don Aviators
New York
News film of Lindbergh rushed ashore on Memphis voyage
A United Press report describes the cruiser Memphis meeting the Humphries at sea to take aboard news films of Charles Lindbergh. The ship resumed toward Washington as officers spotted smoke and signaled the Humphries. A lifeboat crew stood by, and the Memphis maneuvered to relay the film before continuing to the Virginia Capes. Mary Lester, visiting James Town, returned home after a city visit.
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United Press
CARD
Memphis
Washington
Tesuroyer Humphres
Charles Lindbergh
Humphries
Lindbergh
John F. Crowe, Jr
Gulic
Dod AM
Lackey
William L Breck
Virginia Capes
Lariude
Longitide
Radio Entertainment Schedule Across Cities
A garbled schedule lists radio programs from WEAF WEG WIEAP WLS and others. It mentions Arline Pryor's Band Rosario Bourson Concert Orchestra and Cities Service Quartet and The Happiness Boys with timing blocks from 7 p m to 11 p m across Atlantic City New York and Chicago.
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WEG
Atlantic City
Arline Pryor
WIEAP
Rosario Bourson
Oechestra
Cities Service
WEAF
New York
Happiness Boys
WLS
Chicago
IMSI
Royal Hour
1927 Alumni Reunion Held Last Evening
The Corey High School Alumni Association held its 1927 reunion at the Junior High School auditorium with 234 members present. Yellow and white decorations honored the graduating class. Jane McCoy presided. Rev B P Cleveland spoke. Richard Smith pledged loyalty for the class of 1927. Mrs Salsbury Pond received the A D Colegrove Memorial Cup for the second year. The Gurty Memorial Trust fund reached 1117.18 aiming for 10000 to fund a scholarship.
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Alumni Association
Blasa
Jane McCoy
BP. J. Gleveland
Advent Chripsion _church
Mist McGmy
Richard Smith
Salsbury Pond
A. D. Colegrove
Jation
Convention Held in City By Grata Lodge Fraternal Home Insurance
The Grana Lodge convention of the Fraternal Home Insurance Society was held in the city with delegates from Jamestown Union City Butler Franklin Warren Erie and Philadelphia totaling about 912 attendees. Supreme President W Jekel of Philadelphia attended. Open sessions featured talks by grand judge officers, dancing followed the meeting and refreshments were served. Election and installation of officers concluded the session.
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Grana Lodge
Fraternal Home Insurance Society
Jamestown
Union City
Butler
Franklin, Warren
Erie
Philadelphia
Ian the Maccabee Mall
W. Jekel
Destroyers and Planes 10 Meet Flier in Ocean
A perilous cross Atlantic voyage unfolds as destroyers and planes escort a daring flier from New York toward Paris in a brave display of aviation prowess and wartime cooperation. The mission signals bold air and sea coordination as cautions and dangers loom over the treacherous journey.
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New York
Paris
Lindbergh Welcomed by Nation Ahead of Flight Home
A huge Washington crowd greets Charles Lindbergh as preparations intensify for his return flight aboard the Memphis. Navy planes, destroyers, and security measures swarm the capital while officials flag possible risks. Lindbergh and family receive honors as crowds gather to witness the homecoming within the Navy Yard and Dupont Circle events.
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