New Attitude On Prohibition Aims Of Hoover
President Hoover faces a growing belief in Washington that he seeks a new approach to prohibition through education rather than enforcement. Wickersham, head of the President's commission, criticized harsh laws and urged more public education, signaling a shift away from punitive measures toward temperance education.
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Raymond Lapper
United Press
Washington
Hoover
Fregard
Boston
Wickersham
Preaigents Law Enforcement Commission
White House
England
George Wickersham
Lawforcement Commission
América
Prohibition Ayaters
Wet Republican Seek Candidate to Oppose Pinchot
Wet Pennsylvania Republicans search for a candidate to oppose dry gubernatorial nominee Gifford Pinchot. Leaders of the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment discuss at the Midday Club with Casat and 60 others, weighing Hemphill as a potential rival but sticking to a preempted ticket approach.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Gifford Pinchot
Bohnen-Phillips-Dorrance
Wet Cause
Robert Kelso Cassat
Association Against
Randolph W. Childs
Raymond Pitcairn
Francis H. Bohlen
Thomas W. Phillips
Upstate
John M. Hemphill
Abevtil
Arrest of Six Boys Clears Up Two Burglaries
Six boys aged from ten to seventeen were arrested after cautious police work linked them to two burglaries at PF A Middleton confectionery stand across from U S Radiator on West Washington street. The first break in occurred May 28 and a second Sunday evening theft yielded chocolate bars cigarettes and other items. Confessions were obtained from all and a hearing created a settlement with Mr Middleton with parole anticipated.
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PF. A. Middleton
U. S. Radiator Corporation
West Washington Street
Middleton
Reports From Rotary Convention Observed At Luncheon
Today's Rotary Club meeting highlighted the Niagara Falls convention with brief district highlights by Dr. Harry Rhodes, George Young, and Wd. Clark. Jed. Desmond previewed the upcoming Rotary International gathering, while Worth Hammond of Corry Credit Exchange urged local club support. several colleagues attended as guests. The other item notes Rt. Rev. Alfred Koch confirmation as archbishop and St. Vincent's College president in Latrobe.
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Rotary Club
Niagara Falls
Ont
Harry Rhodes
George Young
Wd. Clark
Niagara Pass
Jed. Desmond
Rotary International
Desmonil
Worth Hammond
Corry Credit Eixchange
Service Club
J. K. Winter
Wrankdin T. Bapbirr
Paul Reminley
Tice
St. Vincent's Latrobe
Alfred Koch
Archapbolt
St. Vincent's College
t \Koch
Aurelius
T Stehle
Luzerne Contest Before Court Today
Wilkes Barre June 10 The Luzerne county court is to continue review of the contested primary election case and issue findings of fact on ballot perforations at the county seat. Attorneys for Francis Shunk Brown vow appeal to the Supreme Court if perforations are ruled legal, while Gifford PinchotJet says he would appeal if the court rules against the successful candidate.
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United Presa
Five Best Radio Entertainments Listed For Tonight
Radio listings show programs across networks including Purentl Lopex Hour on WU at 7 00 BST and Eveready Hour on WEAR at 8 00 BST along with Madri Gras Choris Libby World Tour and Westinghouse Salute on CBS NEC and NBC networks respectively. The schedule names WABG WZ WIZ and WEAR with start times in BST and notes various showcases and hour long segments.
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TBC
Detroit Population Surges by 57 Percent in Ten Years
June 10 report shows Detroit's preliminary total at 1,564,307, up 570,719 from ten years ago for a 57 percent increase.
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United Press
Detroit
Probe tunnel blasts kill 13 workers in two incidents
Detroit reports say a river tunnel blast killed six workers and injured six more while another tale from California describes seven men dying in a gas explosion at the Cal Verde tunnel near San Francisco. Foremen and workers recount the blast as investigators probe accidental dynamite ignition and gas pockets.
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Probe
United Press
Detroit
Mich
Detroit River Tunnel
Constructton Company
Sunne
Overmore
Calif
Richard Lamont
Cal- Verde
San Trancis
Lamont
Lambing And Kincaid Accept School Posts
John W W Lambing and Blaine Kincaid were recently appointed treasurer and solicitor of the Zomy School District and formally accepted the posts at the board’s regular meeting. Lambing succeeds DL Yeach, while Kincaid succeeds himself as counsel for the board.
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John WW. Lambing
Blaine Kincaid
Zomy
Board Moves To Curb Class Night Activities
The Senior High School faced damage from class night festivities causing resident complaints. The Junior Class agreed to pay for damages, repairs finished, and the board discussed guarding with officers or militia aid. While curtailment was opposed, steps to prevent future disturbances were explored and a plan to allow safe student enjoyment without damage was considered.
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Weil
Wanen
Board of Education
H. Geiger
Schiool
Dlass
Safegaard
Monroe
Ulgt
Huilding
Free heart and tuberculosis clinic planned in Erie
J K Winter of the Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association announced arrangements for a free clinic at the Municipal Building on Thursday June 18. Dr William J Brown of the Pennsylvania Anti-Tuberculosis Society will lead the tuberculosis exams from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., with heart specialist Dr E McLaughlin also conducting heart evaluations.
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Municipal Building
J. K. Winter
Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association
Municipal J
William J. Brown
Pennsylvania Anti- Tuberculosis Society
Ds He, McLaughlin
Bue
Winter
Iron and Coal Cops To Appeal To High Court
Sharpsburg council postponed action on whether to summon the entire police department amid a wide open town probe. In Pittsburgh, two mining police officers denied a new trial in a manslaughter case in Franklin. Allegheny County murder charges against 80 individuals were denied a new trial. A 15 mill tax cut was approved with a $274,118 borough expenditure plan.
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Eerie
Sharpsburg
Borough Council
Coutcll
Peneritce i Coma
Alfred Pentello
Pittsburgh
Synne Janen
Franklin
Ves Nango County
Bank in Cincinnati Closed After Embezzlement Probe
The Cosmopolitan Bank & Trust in Cincinnati failed to open as A W Shafer of Henry L Doherty & Company faced embezzlement charges. State officials took over the bank amid a suspected shortage up to 1.5 million dollars, with about 550 thousand tied to the bank. Shafer was arrested on a warrant accusing him of 10 162 50 in embezzlement.
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United Press
Cincinnati
Cosmopolitan Bank & Trust Company
A. W. Shafer
Henry L. Doherty & Company
State Banking Department
Shafer
Doherty Company
0. J. Shafer
Yong Shafer
Willeweeka
Gray
Shura
Defense seeks dismissal of grand jury indictment in Pittsburgh
Sammiel Rossiter, counsel for defendants including Joseph Donovan and Lester Beals, files a motion to dismiss a contempt conspiracy indictment connected to an alleged substitution of a prisoner in federal court. The motion argues a violation of statutory rights when Ray S. Holbrook appeared before the grand jury, reported and took notes for the district attorney’s office.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Sammiel ¥. Rossiter
Rossiter
Ray S. Holbrook
Rand
Joseph Donovan
Lester Beals
Properties Sold for County Taxes at Erie
About forty Erie pieces were sold in yesterday's county treasurer sale with over 1000 parcels involved. The Brophy property near the post office drew bidding and was bought by L R Tiffany. The city bid in six East Main street properties to protect liens as many other Erie and Corry parcels changed hands. Owners or heirs have two years to pay taxes and reclaim sold properties.
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Erie
Corry
Brophy
South Centertreet
L. R. Tiffany
East Mainstreet
Costa
Winter visitors from Daytona Beach head to Lily Dale
Mr and Mrs MC Rowe of Jameat own spent winter in Daytona Beach Florida and were in the city enroute to Lily Dale New York for the summer. They were accompanied by Mrs H L Zimmarmsan of Daytona Beach.
Carol Faces New Problems in Roumania
In Bucharest on June 10 King Carol I faced political and domestic strains as he pursues Roumania’s unity and a queen. Princess Helene’s rejection of his marriage, and Michell’s potential crown, threaten to destabilize the throne. Liberal leaders split over Carol’s coup, with Bratian expelled and opposition growing among former ministers Argostiami and Plovescu.
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My Union
Bucharest
Carol
Rouman
Heléne
Tyake
Caro
Michell
Roumania
Liberal Party
Carl
Ferdinand
Vintila “Bratiany
George Bratian
Vintus
Bratiany
Constantina ‘ Argstoiami
Jean Plovescu
Hays
Vinkla ‘Bratt
Ant
Seven Nurses to Be Graduated This Evening
Seven members of Corty Hospital Training School for Nurses will be awarded diplomas at the Junior High School commencement at 8 o clock. Misses Max Hooker Grace Thomas Frances Sample Alma Rhodes Irma Jacob Lucy Jacob and Florence Predland comprise the 1930 graduating class. A reception and dance will follow with Hinsman orchestra providing music. Rev Lyle D Utts of Emanuel Episcopal Church will give the address on Looking Forward. Members of the Baptist church choir will assist with numbers, with invocation and benediction by Rev Francis J Graves rector of St Thomas.
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Rev. L. D. Utts
Corty Hospital
Poset
Max Hooker
Grace Thomas
Frances Sample
Alma Rhodes
Irma Jaccb
Lucy Jacob
Florence Predland
Dante
Hinsnns
Lyle D. Utts
Emi
Memuer Episcopal Church
Reed Silent and Grundy Absent as Vote Nears
United Press report from Washington notes two doubtful Republican senators Reed and Grundy of Pennsylvania have not announced their votes on the Smart-Hawley tariff bill as Thursday or Friday deadline looms. Other Republicans Cappers of Kansas and Cutting of New Mexico have pledged support. Metcalf of Rhode Island will vote yes, and an unnamed cabinet member fears potential harm but favors passage. The coalition opposes a fixed final vote time, hoping an unexpected development could shift fate.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Reed
Grundy
Pennsylvania
Cappers
Kansas
Cutting
New Mexico
King
Utah
Hias
Borat
Idaho
Ists
Sip
Ione
Carnegie Tech Commencement Sees 447 Degrees Conferred
Carnegie Institute of Technology in Pittsburgh held its 22nd annual commencement today, conferred degrees on 447 students and diplomas on 60 graduates from day and night classes. Dr Harrison E Howe delivered the address as President Thomas S Baker presided, with 146 women receiving bachelor of science degrees at Margaret Morrison Carnegie College.
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Carnegie Tech
United Press
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Harrison E. Howe
Thomas S. Baker
Margaret Morrison
Carnegie College
Storm warnings posted along coast from Sandy Hook to Boston
Warnings issued by the U S Weather Bureau call for strong southwesterly winds along the Atlantic coast. A disturbance over central Pennsylvania moves north-northwestward and a parked high pressure system over Canada forecasts stronger winds offshore. Coastal regions from Sandy Hook to Boston face advisory conditions tonight and into the next day.
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Washington
Sandy Hook
Boston
Uf S
Pennylvania
Trail Ag
Mite
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