Two Nations Hunt Raiders Seize Island Government
United Press reports two nations mobilized to capture raiders who abducted the island governor and military chief on Fort Amsterdam Curacao. Venezuelan gunmen seized arms and forced the American steamer Maraiba to sail, with deaths and many wounded. Dutch authorities say 500 Venezuelans overpowered police, killing two Dutch officers and looting munitions, then moved to Coro before returning to Willemstad as tensions rise in the West Indies.
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United Press
Willemstad
Island of Car
ACAD
Dutch West Indies
Eas
United States
H Permlona
Holland
Fort Amsterdam
Armen
jLx
Luttens
Ike
O. Henry
Buit
Hague
Ministry of Colonies
Curacao
Maraciba
Coro
Venemela
Tam
Miitary
Five Best Radio Entertainments Listed by Network
Radio guide lists broadcasts across WEAF NBC WOR CBS and Wiz networks. At 8:30 HDT Gypsies on WEAF and NBC 9:50 EDT Daguerreotypes on WOR CBS 7:30 EDT Roxy and His Gang on WIZ NBC 9:90 HDT Sousa's Band on Wiz NBC 10:00 EDT Winners of Federation of Mile Clubs contest on NBC.
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WEAF
NBC
WOR
CBS
WIZ
Roxy
His Gang
WHAF
Sousa
Federation of
British Premier May Meet With Hoover
London report says Premier Ramsay MacDonald wants personal talks with U S President Hoover. Labor cabinet members hint at a trip to the United States late this summer or autumn after Parliament adjourns. MacDonald may write a letter to Hoover to begin negotiations on trade and other questions. Final decision not yet made, but principle favored.
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Webb Miller
United Press
London
Labor Cabinet
O| Day
J. Ramsay MacDonald
Hoover
Newa
MacDonald
United States
Ape
Howard Herriot
Raymond Poincare
Thwus
Laborite Daily Herald
England
Continent
Erie County Fruit Prospects Dented by Frosts and Weather
June 19 report from the Federal state crop reporting service notes May fruit prospects in Pennsylvania fell sharply though an excess apple crop is still possible. Erie County pear trees are reported killed by frosts and grape crops damaged while cool wet weather disrupted pollination of apple and peach blossoms in the Cumberland Shenandoah region. Many farm crops affected by weather conditions.
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Erie County
United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Cumberland-Shenandoah
Indoor fair to open at Armory this Thursday
The Woman's Club plans a three day indoor fair at the State Armory this week with round and square dancing and an old-time dance number. Merchants from Corry will showcase extensive displays and booth spaces. Proceeds from the carnival support the club’s new home costs.
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Woman’s Club
State Armory
Woman's Club
Mel Allan Dean
North Center Street
Corry
Dirme
Meiners
Clu
Hut
Two Auto Crashes Mark East Columbus Ave Scene
East Columbus Avenue saw two automobile accidents early Sunday with six cars involved. No serious injuries were reported though occupants were shaken and bruised. A gasoline fire erupted in a Ford after a crash with a Scranton driver, while a Chrysler sustained lighter damage.
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Columbus Avenue
Urs
Scranton
Cleveland
Paige
Floyd McElray
Columbus
Victor Hober
Sekerak
Ford
McElroy
Chrysler
East Columbus
Cook
West Pleasant
Hare Crest Road
Wheelock
Nyone
RASKOB UNMOVED BY SOUTHERN ATTACKS
United Press reports June 10 Washington Democrats rally behind John J. Raskob after recent setbacks. A dinner honors Jouett Shouse and outlines party plans for the next three years. The event signals renewed focus on reorganizing the national committee and financing post Smith campaign debts.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
Washington
Jouett Shouse
Kansas
Chaiman
Democratic National Committee
John J. Reskob
Raakob
Shouse
Smith
John J. Raskob
Bishop Cannon
Owen D. Young
Heflin
Alfred J. Smith
Raskob
Congress Fights For Summer Recess On Ambitious Program
Washington June 10 United Press staff correspondent Paul B Mallon reports administration leaders push a dense reform agenda to finish in the Senate and House before summer adjournment. Debentureless farm bill seeks White House approval by Wednesday while tariff revision and census reappointment loom. Lenders doubt completion in time amid revolts and party votes.
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White House
Paul B. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Feyott
Senate
Congress
House
Vacation Bible School Opens With Strong Enrollment
The first Vacation Bible School in the community opened this morning. Church bells replaced school bells as classes started with about one hundred children enrolled and many more expected daily. Enrollment will peak by week’s end and new registrations stop after the first week. A program and public demonstration are planned for Friday evening, June 28, in one of the churches. Classes are held by the United Brethren, Methodist Episcopal, Presbyterian and Baptist churches.
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Uhis
Unite &4 Brethren
Sherman Man Passes Away After Illness
Wokossian Kolkossian, 54, of Sherman, died at Mt Cory Hospital yesterday afternoon after an extended illness. He had recently been moved to a local institution after a period of health decline. A nephew survives.
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Sherman
Wokossian
Shermen
Mt Cory Hospital
Kolkossian
Two Army Fliers Burned to Death in Plane Crash
Frostburg Md June 19 Two army fliers were burned beyond recognition four miles west of here after their plane crashed while returning from a flight from Langley Field Va to Dayton. One man was identified as Harry A Saunders of Fair Field Ohio. The second victim Fowler trooper Sergeant E S Woodward Waynesville NC remained unidentified.
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United Press
Frostburg
Famey
Harry A. Saunders
Fainfield
E. $. Woodward
Waynesville
N.C
Langley Field
Dayton
Two Injured When Car Leaves Ripley Road
Mrs A Ella King remains home on South Center street after a Ripley Sherman road accident yesterday afternoon. D E Leach of West Smith street drove a Buick sedan off the highway near a curve as another car followed. Mrs King suffered shock and was shaken. Mrs Sheeley had a head gash. They were brought to Jamestown via the Corry boat. Mrs King improves but remains affected by shock. The other passengers were uninjured.
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A. Ella King
South Center Street
D. E. Leach
West Smith Street
Lesch
King
Sheeley
Carrie Rox
Leach
Ripley
Kane High School Youth Dies by Hanging
Gusroman, 17, a Kane High School student, ended his life by hanging at home last Friday. His body was discovered by his parents upon returning home Saturday evening shortly before 10 o'clock. No motive has been advanced. The tragedy stunned the local community and Kane High School.
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Gusroman
Kane High School
Hoovers Enjoy Roughing It On Fishing Trip
President and Mrs. Hoover spent a day of roughing it at Rapides River Fishing Preserve in Bhenandosl National Park. Rain and mud alternated with sun as the party fished, catching 20 trout while the president teased White House aides about the outing.
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United Press
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Rapides River
Bhenandosl National Park
Hoover
White House
State Surveys Of City Streets For State Upgrade
Harrisburg advices announce state highway plans to survey city streets linking state routes excluding Philadelphia. Division engineers will confer with city officials to aid construction and maintenance as about 294 miles of streets are added to the system with most already improved. Continuous updates from the Hemlanch program.
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Columbus Avenue
State Highway Department
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Department of Highways
Philadelphia
Hemlanch
Fish Commission Meeting Held in Corry with Members Present
State Fish Commissioner N R Buller and Supt A G Buller attended a nine o clock session at the Corry state reserve offices. Erie’s John Hamburger Elwood City’s M C A Riley Johnstown’s D R Schnabel and Harrisburg secretary Stackhouse joined the local gathering. After adjournment Buller and colleagues visited Tionesta to inspect the rebuilt state hatchery project with Supt Buller accompanying the party.
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N. R. Buller
A. G Buller
Corry Hatcherg
Smes
Pennsylvania ‘State Fish Commissioners
State Board
John Hamburger
Erie
MC A Riley
Elwood City
AG Buller
Tionesta, L
Trial Set In Western County Court On Negligence Charge
Wikum srump of the west of the city faces trial this week in Chautauqua county court at Mayuille on a charge of negligence connected with the death of Glymer Ripon. The case arose from an incident during Ripon's gala day and involves local officials and a series of protests linked to the Jubilee founding event. Three proprietors of alleged speak easier were detained on federal charges after being arrested during the celebration.
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Wikum Srump
Chautauqua County Court
Mayuille
Connecton
Ripon
Wis
Ayatap Wisconsin
Saintol
Thi
Republican Party
Lawrence Lamore- Lux
Ripan
Sweden’s famed aviators force land after fuel leak on long flight
Sweden’s top aviators Captain Albin Ahrenberg and Lieutenant Axel Joden, with radio operator Robert Ljung-Janis, were forced to land their huge seaplane off Tesland after a fuel pipe leaked. The craft, carrying 40,000 passengers and logging over 1,100 miles, was en route from Stockholm to Reykjavik, aiming for Bergen. Rescue planes and mechanics rushed to assist as crews prepared a second leg to Reykjavik, with fuel sent and plans to refuel and fly on once repairs were completed.
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Baldur Sveinson
United Press
Anyictavik
Icetunit
Sweden
Tesland
New York
Albin Ahrenverg
Axel Joden
Robert Ljnng
Janis
Teeland
Skeptaross
Reykjavik
Daniah Symbost
Sviators
Ahrenberg
Hig
Stockholm
Vest
Nics
Passunire
Bergen
Toy
United States
Kristiansand
Abtenberg
Carl Attenberg
Skuptaros
Copenhagen
Copenhager
Ansenberg
Unfilled U S Steel Orders Dip From April Peak
New York June 10 Unfilled orders of United States Steel Corporation for May list declined to 4 808 187 tons from 4 497 763 at April 30 marking a drop of 123 580 tons. March 31 totals stood at 4 410 728 tons with other figures for February and May noted as 144 342 tons and 5 148 822 tons respectively.
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United Press
New York
United States Steel Corporation
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