MacDonald may visit U S to steer naval arms talks
Prime Minister MacDonald's planned Washington visit could unite United States Britain and Japan in a drive to curb world naval armaments. Observers expect talks with President Hoover to influence land armaments in Europe. Date not set. reports say trip may occur during Parliament recess and a Reuters style note mentions Lossiemouth vacation.
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United Press
London
Romany MacDonald
United States
Japan
Great Britain
Geneva
MacDonald
Hoover
Washington
Europe
Daily Mail
Parlamanagh
Lossiemouth
Hold Driver On Five Charges In Fatal Collision
Grover Tingley of Lackawanna is held on five charges including murder in the death of Billy Rebmin, 9, after a car driven by his father struck the child late Sunday night near North Must on the Butrint Foal. The jury found Tinsley drove without a license, engaged in reckless driving, and failed to aid after the crash. A preliminary hearing before Alderman Frank Gaczkowski will be held at Erie this week.
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Grover Tingley
Lackawanna
Billy Rebmin
Henry Rebman
Poplar Street
Mine
Tingley
North
Tinsley
Radio Entertainment Picks For Tonight Across Networks
Tonight on WOR CBS and NBC see five top radio entertainments. At 7:00 Hane Sinmon’s Slow Boat on WOR NBC, then Rupee’s Orchestra at 7:00 on WJZ CBS. An International Concert from Toronto airs at 9:00 on WHAT NBC, followed by The Revilers on WJZ NBC at 9:20. Rochester Symphony completes the night on NBC.
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WOR
CBS
Hane Sinmon
WJZ
NBC
Rupee
Toronto
WHAT
WJ2
Symphony Orchestra
Rochester
Movement for Band Gains Local Support
A community band project advanced at a city meeting in the municipal building. About a dozen prospective members attended as leaders formed a committee to recruit musicians, with Miss Lugile Murray assisting and Prof. Fags agreeing to direct the band and help organize.
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Mtn
Mimicipal
W. J. Stanley
Ross Mead
Bert Smith
Blaine Kinney
George Wood
Admits Part in Activities of Jawarski Gang
Felix Purtak, a Jawsrski gang member, confessed to aiding three Allegheny county holdups and two murders, leading to impending state indictments. He implicated Ferrak in a Central City Bank robbery and related slayings, tied to payroll bandits active in 1920s Pennsylvania.
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Jawarski Gang
Fertak
Central City
Pittsburgh
Felix Purtak
Jawsrskinhinder
Greensburg
Allegheny County
Westmoreland County
Ferrak
Jung Gih
Conta City
Somerset County
Petra
Ferraki
Jawarsii
Hodlups
Maurdere
Perla
Ross Dennis
Isaiah Gump
Dennis
Pittsburgh Terminal Coat Company
Reading
Guoyp
Jenauer
Fetroki
Jell Ka
Coverdale
Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Company
Swedish fliers delayed in Iceland report
An exchange telegraph dispatch from Reykjavik via Copenhagen says Captain Albin Abrenbere ordered partial dismantling of the Sver engine and that four start attempts today seem unlikely. The delay affects Swedish air operations reported by United Press from London.
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United Press
London
Sime 12
Reykjavik
Copenhagen
Albin Abrenbere
Sverige
Atlantic flier party may leave on Thursday
Old Orchard Me June 12 Armend Lottl Jr radio operator of the French plane arrived from New York where he had awaited favorable weather. The trans oceanic flight of the Green Mash and Yellow Bird toward Rome and Paris may get underway tomorrow as a storm system that postponed takeoffs today is expected to clear within 24 hours.
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Ey Wincypress
Old Orchard
Heliet
Armend Lottl, Jr
New York
North Atlantic
Rome
Paris
Stockholders to Meet Tonight for Corry Hospital
Stockholders of the Corry Hospital association will hold their annual meeting in the Municipal building at Jock this evening. Eleven rectors will be elected and yearly reports of officers presented. Major projects for the coming year may be discussed as shareholders plan ongoing development.
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Corry Hospital Association
Jock
Aso
Upbrotadrnt Fongeolanet Ggg Uel
Manly
Youth Shot by Day Officer Succumbs at Delray
Archibald Bugster, 21, who was shot by a customs border patrolman yesterday, died after blood transfusion by his sister at Delray Industrial Hospital. The incident occurred in Deprom.
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United Press
Deprom
Mick
Archibald Bugster
Delray Industrial Hospital
M'Donald Hoover Careers Differ Across Paths
The United Press reports from London that twelve months apart Herbert Hoover and Ramsay MacDonald rose to prominence in very different ways. Hoover, an American mining engineer turned humanitarian, gained world renown through relief work, while MacDonald, leading Britain's Labour party, faced near political oblivion amid rising tensions before World War I. The piece notes how Anglo American relations and public opinion shaped their divergent trajectories.
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Lyler
Wilson i
London
United Press
Herbert Hoover
The
Washington
Twolman
Belvién
MacDonwill
Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
Hoover
United States
MacDon
MacDonald
Britain
Labor Party
Frich
Pomona Grange Opens Two Day Session Here
Pomona Grange opens a two day joint session with Corry Grange No 56 at Lite Maccabee Hall. Attendance exceeds 150 with delegates from East Springfield Albion Platex Girard Belle Valley Wattaburg West Greene Little Hope North East Union City and others. The event features talks on Home Economies leadership and dairyman problems plus a round table conference led by Croignan and Miss Wulf.
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Corry Grange
Maccabee Hall
Erie County
Pomona Grange
Corry Grange No
Lite Maccabee Hall
Ovorrow
East Springfield
Albion
Platex
Girard
Belle Valley
Wattaburg
West Greene
Little Hope
North East
Union City
Coun
Falkenburg
Jefford
Edboro
Pomona
Baren Grange
Whdl
Grange 19 Pognona
Round Table
Croignan
Wulf
Lake Shore Grange
Jen Gault
Worthy State
Crawford County
C. A. Houtelle
Jamestown
Dairymen's League
State College
Union City Grange
Campbell
Cook
Babbitt
Adifreess
Brother Bisaman
Phillipsville Grange
Lantern
East Springfield Grange Committee
Founder of American Boy Scouts Stricken in Chicago
June 12 Chicago reports the death of W. D. Boyce founder of the Boy Scouts of America. A veteran publisher and explorer, he died last night in his 12 story Boyce building overlooking Lake Michigan. He credited a London boy scout for inspiring his voyage and founding the national movement in 1910.
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United Press
Chicago
W. D. Boyce
Boy Scout’ of America
American Toya
Globe Trotter
Boyce
Lake Michigan
London
United States
Boy Scouts of America
District of Columbia
Webrmary
League Council approves U S entry in world court
Madrid June 12 The League of Nations council unanimously approved the Tuhu Hoot protocol permitting United States adhesion to the world court. The Root project still requires unanimous consent of the assembly and was drafted to permit U S entry under Senate reservations.
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United Press
Madrid
United State
Council
League of Nations
Assembly
United States
Senate
Hoover Presses New Appeal For Farm Relief Bill
Washington reports a White House conference amid Senate House differences on farm relief. President Hoover urged both houses to drop the debenture, paving quick passage of a federal farm board plan with a 500 million dollar revolving fund to stabilize prices. Senate leaders signaled support for voting on the debentureless bill and sending it to the president for signature.
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Washington
Senate
White House
Hoover
House Beacers
House
Federal Farm Board
Congress
Farmer-Laborite
Hee
Me‘Wary
Oregon
Watson
Alleh
Kansas
Edge End
Moses
Nicholas Longworth
Tilson
Snell
All- Powerfull Rules Committee
Move to Check Use of Firearms by Dry Agents
Washington June 11 officials vow a crackdown on firearms use by dry agents after border patrol incursions. Assistant Secretary Seymour Lowman announces a formal inquiry to determine discipline or legal action, with President Hoover backing restraint. Regulators emphasize self defense and avoiding unwise deployments to prevent further embarrassment.
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United Press
Washington
Treasury
Seymour Lowman
Lowman
Lowman Galf
Minnesota
Hoover
Plant worker suffers burns in factory accident
Harry Ingram of 419 Concord Street suffered facial burns in a heat treat department accident at Standard Automatic Products Company yesterday when a solution spattered onto his face. He was taken to Corry Hospital and reported improved today. doctors say sight will not be impaired.
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Harry Ingram
Concord Street
Standard Automatic Products Company
Ingram
Corry Hospital
Funeral services for Mrs Thaw in Pittsburgh church
Funeral services were held today for Mrs Mary Copeley Thaw at Third Presbyterian Church in Pittsburgh Beechwood Boulevard home where she died at 87. The philanthropist, long associated with the Thaw family, had been bedfast after a hip fracture from a fall on church steps four years ago. Rev W L McEgan conducted the service with hundreds of mourners in attendance from prominent local families. An appeal was taken in a local case involving Joe PetUpata of Welifi Hill after a hearing yesterday with Alderman GH Gordon, regarding unlicensed dogs and related penalties.
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Joe Pet- Unata
Welifi Hill
South Wast
GH Gordon
United Press
PetUpata
Pittsburgh
Mary Copeley Thaw
Phil
Dilen
Beechwood Boulevard
Presbyterian Church
Mra Thaw
W. L. McEgan
Union Organizer Charged With Murder in Police Chief Slaying
Gastonia North Carolina June 12 Fred Edwin Besl, national textile workers union southern organizer, was formally charged with murder of Police Chief G J Alderhalt. Seventy textile strikers were bound over to Superior Court on assault with intent to kill charges, waiving preliminary hearing.
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United Press
Senate debates debenture in farm relief bill clash
Washington reports a Senate clash over the debenture provision of the farm relief bill as a threat of a third party looms if the measure fails. Lawrence Sullivan notes President Hoover’s defense plan delay and Senate political maneuvering amid a broader League of Nations era fight.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
Brookttart
Repuntican
Towa
Lawrence Sullivan
Hoover
Woodtia Wilson
League of Na- Hons
Hentiara
Moroccons Attack French Leave 13 Dead 10 Wounded 81 Missing
In the Atlas mountains a Moroccan detachments attack on a French reconnaissance patrol leaves 13 Moroccan riflemen dead 8 injured and 15 French officers among 81 reported missing after a night assault by about 400 mounted fighters. French officers injured and prisoners taken amid heavy rain and difficult communications.
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Atlas Mountains
United Press
Rabat
Moroccos
Ethol
Frenchonnaisance
Atlbs Moutains
Fl Bord
Ait Yacoub
Oubt
Justice of Peace Bailey Dies by Own Hand in Garage
Pittsburgh June 12 Justice of the Peace George Bailey of Ingramys killed himself with a revolver in his garage leaving a note to his wife saying I cant stand it. The body lay in the automobile as friends and family, including his courtroom colleagues, prepared for a planned Craton union gathering. No motive could be established by relatives.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Justice of the Peace
George BE
Bailey
Ingramys
Plente of Craton
Auiel Ingvarg
Tustice Bailey
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