Chicago mass raid targets gangsters after reporter murder
Chicago police deploy six squads of sharpshooters to raid dives and seize more than 600 suspected gangsters after Tribune reporter Alfred J Ling was killed. The sweep, led by Lieut Cusack and Lieut Booth, aims to force crime bosses into the open as authorities warn against retaliation while maintaining a broad manhunt list growing toward 100 from an initial 41.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Underworld
Alfred J. Ling
Chicago Tribune
Algliz
Wye
Pang
U ‘World
Als
Brooklyn
Jake Guzick
Etme
Stege
Lieut
William Cusack
Cusack
Wrank Capone
Scarface
Lieu al Booth
Althonst
Wurena
Wm F. Russell
Lingle
New Taxl Company Planned in Pittsburgh
Reported plan for a new Taxl Company in Pittsburgh with June hearings and testimony. Commissioner Shelby delayed final action after protests against granting an operating permit to the Highland Paxicat Company. Protestors include Green and Yellow Takis, Pittsburgh Railway and Pittsburgh Motor Coach. Celia Sullivan returned to Rochester after a city overnight stay with D B Sullivan and 23 Buffalo companions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sy Wiice
Puttsburgh
Pittsburgh
Shelby
Highland ‘Paxicat
Pittsburgh Railways
Pittsburgh Motor Coach Company
Celia Sullivan
Rochester
N. Y
Buffalo
D. B. Sullivan
Today’s Five Best Radio Entertainments Tonight
Tonight NBC and CBS networks present a lineup of music and variety. At 7:00 Pielachmann performs for WE AF and WABO airs U S Marine Band at 7:30. WHARF carries Tack Prost melody at 4:20. WARBOC offers Kodak program at 9:00 while WJZ features Kodak program at 9:40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
NBC
Pielachmann
WABO
CBS
U. S. Marine Band
Wharf
Kodak
WJZ
Drunken Driving Plea Nets Tus Corry Mayor Fine
John Cheney, mayor of Tus Corry, pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated before Judge Roszyn, receiving a $200 fine. He was arrested on West Smith Street May 10 by a state patrolman and bound over to court after a guilty plea in Municipal Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P.rossterm
John Cheney
Corry
Cheney
Smith’ Street
C. B. Porter
Atention
Fourth Ward
Enle
Sharkey Schmeling Boat Over National Networks
Sharkey Schmeling gets peak exposure on national networks as December 10 program at 10 p.m. links NBC chains and shortwave W2XAP W2XAC Schenectady with KDKA WS. German networks rebroadcast and announcers include Graham McNames Miss Carmen Ogden and Paul DuMont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharkey-Schmeling Boat
WEA
WIZ
National Broadcasting Company
W2xap
W2xac
Schenectady
KDKA
Graham McNames
Carmen Ogden
Paul Dumont
Graduates Entertained by Corry Hospital Training School Faculty
Graduating nurses of the Corry Hospital Training School were honored at a fourteenth annual banquet by the hospital faculty at the Hotel Corry. Mayor C L Alexander attended. The evening featured a decorated round table, musical numbers, and a toast by Miss May White. Alexander spoke congratulating the class and soon after invited the ladies to a theatre party at the Rex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Hospital
Hotel Corry
Josep Sherrick
Alice Messenger
May ‘White
Grate Thomas
Florence Predlund
Mary Jean Mooney
Mary Clark
Marilyn
Junior Gabriel
Edward Gabriel
Geraldins
Alexander
Flass
Rex
Kiwanis Club Hears On Swedish Match Industry
D A Hillstrom of Corry Jamestown Manufacturing spoke at the Kiwanis luncheon at the Hotel Coun ty detailing Ivar Kreuger and the rise of the match industry in Sweden. He traced Kreuger visits to America and return to build a world monopoly, noting early small plant growth into a vast industry. The talk pleased members as plans for All Kiwanis night June 6 and a district dinner meeting form. Ray Peebles and Joe Martin, Erie editors, attended with Bob Filson’s Notre Dame band addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Hillstrom
Corry-Jamestown Manufacturing Corporation
Kiwanis
Ivar Kreuger
Hillstrom
Sweden
Tereuger
Touchig
America
Pranklin
Corry
Titusville Clu
Corry Country Cub
Bob Filson
East Branly
Notre Dame University
Ray Peebles
Joe Martin
Erie Dispatch-Herald and
Times
Public Service Laws Under Fire From Boroughs
Beaver Falls Pa June 12 Delegates at the Pennsylvania Association of boroughs convention discussed uniform traffic news and a state wide parking regulation. Boroughs want traffic fees and the half cent gas oil tax sent to borough treasuries. Resolutions will be presented at the next legislature to curb Public Service commissions. Hazel Crantall spoke on municipal reform and a committee was named to draft a measure abolishing Public Service laws for presentation to the legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Falls
Davis
Irplene
Pennsylvania Association of Bol Longes
Reed
Washington
Borough Treasuries
Hazel Crantall
Mission Inns
Mira
Fred
Barnes and Family
East Man Street
Laws
Drasett
Bradford. Ed N
Small fires prompt brief fire calls in city
The fire department answered two calls just after 3 o clock. A chimney fire at the Harris Lion on West Main Street and a blaze at Haley furniture store caused minor damage. Minutes later, firefighters were summoned near Moundtree in the Third Ward for a rubbish dump fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris Lion
West Main Street
Hayley Furniture
Moundtree
Risbbiss
Four New Directors Elected to Corry Hospital Board
Four new directors were elected to the Corry Hospital Association board at the annual stockholders meeting held last evening at the Municipal building. New directors are D Wartes DeReaay W Stuart Houghton and Frank M Loveland and GC M Howard. Re-elected directors include Brown S B Elston Larson J Mount G A Shea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. DeRosay
W. 5S
Houghton
C. M. Howard
F. M. Loveland
Corry Hospital Association
Annnual
D. Wartes DeReaay
W. Stuart Houghton
Frante ‘M. Loveland
GC. M. Howard
Brown
S. B, Elston
Larson
Mount
G. A. Shea
Charity Service Costs Double State Aid at Corry Hospital
A Corry Hospital report shows charity service costing 10 245 dollars for the year ending May 31, with 7 768 days of free care. The state appropriation was 5 500 dollars, about half the charity cost and 26 percent of total services, while the year saw a 45 percent rise in free service and a hospital deficit. Directors retired and were not candidates for reelection. stockholders held annual and directors meetings with 1 095 shares represented.
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Chamly Seivirg
Covery Hospital
Messrs
Mount
Larson
Waller
Bracken
Shea
Brown
Stewart
Elston
Ruth
Clyhame
Corry Hospital
C. F. Brown
S. B. Hinton
Bilston
Spearr
Comail
Ladies Auxiary
G. A Shea
Ralph Larson
S. B Eston
River Tragedy Sparks Arrest in Pittsburgh Gleam
Police dragged the Allegheny River today as a possible drowning case spurred a man’s arrest after a reported death struggle between two men in the water. A rescue effort was underway with crews scanning for Aman, who may have already been saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Allégheny
Aman
Deny Negligence In Sea Crash Killing 47
Captain Archie H. Brooks of the Fairfax refused to admit fault for ramming and sinking the oil tanker Pinthix Of Scituate with 47 dead. Testifying as first witness before a federal court of inquiry, Brooks said he could not think of anything he could have done to avoid the collision, and denied that distress signals were sent in code. He defended not summoning the Tampa Coast Guard, arguing it would have been useless due to the fiery sea, while Captain Lyons noted no Fairfax survivors were rescued alive.
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Henry Minott
United Press
Boston
Archie H. Brooks
Fairfax
Pinthix
Scituate
Federal Court of Inquiry
The
Charles M. Lyong
United States Steamboat Inspection Service
Merchants and Miners Line
Brooks
Coast Guard Entrey
Tampa
Fair ‘Ak
Lyons
Reconciliation Talk Circulates Over Romanian Princess Helene
A Bucharest dispatch reports a determined push to reconcile Princess Helene with former King Carol II as Dowager Queen Marie sails in. Royal faction plans troop arrivals and cabinet reshuffles to support Helene’s potential role as queen while Julius Maniu blocks a preferred cabinet member.
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Alexander Hartig
United Press
Bucharest
Roumania
Helene
Carol
Marie
Germany
Bratice
Mme
Magda Lupescue
Peasant Party
Julius Maniu
Caryl
Nicholas
Hiizabeth
Greece
Garol
Vienna
Carnl
Preson
Skinz
Mani
Union Home Burned In City Fire Damages Two-Story House
Corry motorists report a serious fire on Second Avenue about 9 30 last night gutting a two story residence and leaving two families homeless. Mrs Fay Gale and her four children occupied the first floor while Mr and Mrs Charles Coe lived on the second floor. No one was home at the time and the blaze is believed to have started from an oil stove explosion. Mrs Walter Aaron and son of Meadville are visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Union City
Second Avenue
Fay Gale
Charles Coe
Earth Tremors Recorded At Georgetown University Seismograph
Washington June 12 Three earthquakes within an hour and a half were recorded early today on the Georgetown University seismograph. The first began at 4 26 a m and lasted a few moments The second started at 4 57 reaching its maximum intensity at 5 o clock The third at 6 53. No location for the shocks could be given by Georgetown seismologists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Georgetown University
Georgetown
City Considers Curfew Law Amid Juvenile Disorder
Growing juvenile lawlessness prompts discussion of a curfew as youths aged 14 to 17 are linked to petty thefts and a Fourth Ward home burglary. Police show interest in curfew measures and a proposal may reach City Council next Monday. Parents urged to study the issue carefully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quay
Lethal fumigating case ties to Lipke death in Pittsburgh
A coroner's inquest opened in Pittsburgh into the death of 23 year old Hyelyn Lipke who reportedly inhaled lethal fumigant gas used in a nearby house Neighbors will testify about precautions taken by High Power Fumigating Company Lipke was found unconscious in her home The body of Judge Josiah Cohen aged 93 lay in state in Pittsburgh after his death En route to interment tomorrow afternoon
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Hyelyn Lipke
Josish Cohen
Allegheny County
Dort
Tariff bill outlook bright as Reed and Grundy back it
Washington June 12 two Pennsylvania senators Reed and Grundy announced support for the tariff bill virtually ensuring its passage at 2 pm tomorrow when the Senate votes. Reed will reveal his stance at the Senate meeting and Grundy hopes to explain his position later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul R. Mallon
United Press Star
Washington
Pennsylvania
David A. Reed
Joseph R. Grundy
Senate
David Reed
Joseph Grundy
Grundy
Reed
Hepn
Rapa
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Ada
United Press
Norbeck
Tale
Nore Feck
Smoot
Sensioé Finance
Reen
Union City Girl Takes Poison in Lockup
Helen Shreve, 24, of Union City, swallowed bichloride pills in the city jail yesterday afternoon. She was found by jail attendants, pumped stomach, and taken to Hamot hospital in critical condition. police later arrested her on Peacht Street with prior arrests noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Shreve
Union City
Hamot
Pital
Hojen
Ith
Peadh
Collisene Robb
Orien Chayec
Euming
Ill Tange
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Scribe
Tribune
NEW Taxl Company
Kiwanis Club
Public Service Commission
W. Stewart
O. Waller
O. W.bracken
J. J. Macinnes
L. W. Olds
S. G. Sweet
Helene of
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Walter Aaron and Son
Meadville
City
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