Rousing receptions for King energize Democrats at rally
Debates and tributes filled a city event as supporters cheered a royal visit while voters discussed policy and youth issues. Amid the bustle a car crash near Sparta claimed a local youth, prompting mourning and renewed calls for safety measures. The day included diplomas for six St Edward's students and details of commencement week at St Edward's High School, with Rev Juvenal Lalor delivering the Baccalaureate Sermon.
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Juvenal Lalor
St. Bonaventure's College
Native of Jamestown Pa Takes Own Life
The body of a 21 year old brunette identified as Mrs Elizabeth Miller was found in the courtyard of a six story Brooklyn apartment building. She reportedly jumped or fell from the roof and left a burial note. Police found a Jamestown born birth certificate tied to the case. A man living in the same building had died a week earlier.
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Jamestown
United Press
NEW York
Elizabeth Miller
Brooklyn
Olce
Elizaeth Tockuichik
Novel Feature Starts Today Cash Awards
The Journal unveils a series titled How Well Do You Know sorry offering readers a chance to learn more about local business and professionals and to win weekly cash prizes per stated rules. Photographs accompany the feature to evoke memories for older readers and teach younger generations about past days.
Britain Quietly Mobilizing Army
London dispatch reports Britain quietly mobilizing a formidable army as newspapers note King George and Queen Milbeth depart the United States. The War Office Admiralty and Air Ministry began calling thousands to colors under the new reserves and auxiliaries enabling rapid mobilization by royal order in council rather than prior proclamations.
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Britain
United Press
London
Great Britain
George
Milabeth
United States
War Office
Admiralty
Air Ministry
Children’s Day Exercises Held Here on Sunday
Children enjoyed a four church observance with recitations, music, and organ pieces led by Roy Harvin of Cincinnati. Mrs. Glen Humes and others organized the services. offerings funded children's work. Baptisms at Presbyterian services impressed, with diplomas and remarks by Merrill Patterson and W. C. Cox.
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The
United Brethren
Christchurch
Roy Harvin
Cincinnati
Ohio
Olivia Henton
Kyllis McClin‘ack
Helen Bush
Waterford
G. L. Boyd
Merrilll Patterson
W. C. Cox
Lena Merker
Methodist Church
Perry F. Haines
Dewey
O Children's Day the Beautiful
New Incidents Stir Germany Over Polish Border Tensions
Berlin reports intensified restrictions between Germany and Poland amid border incidents. Erwin Lubetzki, 22, was shot by Polish guards while attempting to cross into Germany without credentials. Initial reports suggested he was a German citizen, fueling protests planned for Poland.
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Berlin
Germany
Poland
Danzig
Erwin Lubetzki
Lubetzki
Royal couple close four day visit in U S
King George and Queen Elizabeth completed a four day visit to the United States with warm receptions in Washington New York Hyde Park and other towns. The trip ended with a hot dog picnic at Hyde Park and will continue in Canada visiting New Brunswick Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia before sailing home aboard the Mauretania Empire.
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Webb Miller
United Press
Royal Pilot
Sherbrooke
Que
King George
Queen Elizabeth
United States
Hyde Park
N. Y
Rousen Point
N.Y
Quebec
Roosevelt
Britain
Washington
New York
America
Canada
Halifax
New Brunswick
Prince Edward Island
Nova Scotia
Pacific
Corry Boy Graduates From Allegheny College Today
Corry youth Dearing son of J R Dear ig West Washington street graduates in the Allegheny College class of Meadville during the 12th annual commencement. The morning program included class reunion breakfasts class day on the rustic bridge Eta Chapter Phi Beta Kappa meeting an organ recital in Ford Memorial chapel. Dr Irwin Faman of Columbia University gave the Phi Beta Kappa address at 490 o'clock, titled Not Top Great Expectations. The day also featured the commencement dinner fraternity and sorority banquets instrumental concert Allegheny Players performance and the commencement prom.
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A Dearing
J. R. Dearig
West Washington Street
Allegheny College
Meadville
Rustic Bridge
Eta Chapter
Phi Beta Kappa
Ford Memorial Chapel
Hdward H. Johe
Irwin Faman
Columbua University
Allegheny Players
Former Warren Dentist Given Life For Murders
Dr Norman Stewart, former Warren dentist, was sentenced to life imprisonment for the murders of his wife Mary Louise, 29, and their son Norman Jr. on June 14, 1925 in Pittsburgh. Judge Frank P Patterson rejected a plea for the electric chair. Stewart, once wealthy from Warren oil interests, showed nervousness in testimony as evidence and details of the confession emerged after he fled across states, later taking a job in Jacksonville as a bartender and returning to Pittsburgh to confess after stealing $800.
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Norman Ts Stewart
Warren
Hig
Pittsburgh
Frank P. Patterson
Mary Louise
Norman JU
Lina Stewart
Stewart
Jacksonville
Fla
Mary Adkins
Flat corporate tax proposed to replace undistributed profits tax
Washington June 2 The Ways and Means tax subcommittee tentatively agrees to discontinue the undistributed profits tax and substitute a flat 18 percent levy on corporations earning more than 25001 dollars a year. The committee approved most tax changes urged by Treasury Secretary Morgenthau to spur business recovery.
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Wrpemee Eo
Washington
House
Wiys and Means
Waso
Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Three Car Wreck Injures Union City Resident
One person was injured and nine others shaken after a three vehicle collision at Mill Village intersection in the early hours Sunday. Mrs Albert Hawley of Union City suffered a bruised eye and body bruises. a truck driven by William Wojtecki of Union City and a car driven by Charles Specks of Cambridge Springs were damaged. Patrolman Joseph Gancas investigated noting all machines sustained damage.
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Mill Village
Albert Hawley
Union City
William Wejlecki
Union Guy
Charles Specks
R. D
Cambridge Springs
Mum Village
Wojtecid
Hawley
Joseph Gancas
Cear
Motor Police
Vacation Bible School Opens at Baptist Church Today
The annual Vacation Bible School opened at the Baptist church today with Ms Edwin Hartill of London supervising. She is aided by teachers including Mr Lloyd Thomas Mrs Myron Miller Mrs Charles Miller Miss Dorothy Gunfireau and several others along with Rev and Mrs George Skimore and Mrs J D Peiffer among staff.
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Hamar
Baptist Church
Sdwin Hartill
London
Gun
Linyd Thomas
Myron Miller
Charles, Miller
Dorothy Gunfireau
Loing
Ruth
Gertruide Johnson
George Skimore
J. D. Peiffer
Charles
Rescue in Lake Erie Squalls Involving Twenty Men
A Sunday squall in Lake Erie and Presque Isle Bay fouled eight small boats, trapping twenty men as motors stalled and seas rose. Coast Guard reports two crafts capsized near North East. two fast runs were made to the area while three men reached shore before rescuers arrived.
Three GM plants fail to close despite strike action
Three General Motors plants in Flint and nearby faced a 12 A strike by United Automobile Workers led by Hinev Martin. Despite picket lines about 90 percent of workers reported for duty, keeping all three factories near normal operation. A scuffle occurred at the Saginaw Grely Teor Poundry with limited disruption, while Fisher plant No. 1's final assembly briefly halted due to a worker shortage from recent schedule gaps. About 4,200 workers were sent home. one plant planned a night shift reopening.
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United Press
Flint
Midh
Hinev Martin
United Automobile Workers Union
APL
General Motors Corporation
An Hou
TAW
Fl Gage
Grely Teor Poundry
Saginaw
Wit
Pisher
Bulole
Offina
Buje
Fisher
Trials in Mass Murder Delayed Until Autumn
Philadelphia transcript notes trials in the mass murder case will not be held before September. Assistant District Attorney Winscent P. Mebovitt cited summer heat and the need to coordinate many details of the complex conspiracy as reasons for the postponement.
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Rn Unis
Philadelphia
Winscent P. Mebovitt
Bradford Man Purchases Local Pharmacy Amid Consolidation
A Bradford man and wife, Mr and Mrs McCracken, have bought the pharmacy at 42 North Center Street from W F Miller. The store will receive remodeling, a new soda fountain, and expanded services as Miller retires after two years. McCracken, formerly with Widmann Teah in Bradford, plans growth and a move to enhance the Maple Avenue operation with Powell’s Kendall Service.
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J. H. McCracken
Miller Pharmacy
Powell’s Kendall Service
ML Mo
Bradford
Howard Miller
Powell
Ti Healh
W. F. Miller
North Center Street
Mary Candra
Miller
Conura
McCracken
Pharmaey
ThiBols
University of Pillsburgh
Widmann,& Teah
Pharmacia’s
Iseiine
Ave Sears
Corry Wmkhty
Bilaeks
North Centers
Reet
Journal
McGracken
Keown
McCrarken Plannine Vo
Urug
Ianisnnins
Aves
Powes Fends
Tony Ti
Genter
Washierbo
Entista'inn
Evpuriden
Kendall
America's Desire for Peace at West Point Graduation
President Roosevelt told United States Military Academy graduates that America's desire for peace must never be mistaken for weakness. He outlined his expansion program, warned of fate for weakly oriented nations, and cited King George VI’s visit as evidence of goodwill and alliance. He stressed strength through training, discipline, and cooperation as the path to lasting peace.
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United Press
West Point
N. J
Roosevelt
United States Military Acadey Today
America
George
Great Britain
George VI
Youth Dies After Car Crash In Ohio Suburb
Richard Lee Fielding fourteen and a Centerville youth seventeen, were occupants of a Ford roadster when it left a road near Sparland on Saturday night. Fielding died at Corry hospital from chest injuries two hours after arrival. Hugh McBride remained in serious condition with a severe brain hemorrhage and other injuries. Deputy Coroner Lawrence Kayton led the investigation and anticipated no inquest. The accident, investigated by A. P. Putnam and W. L. twin, occurred near the W. Co. Witwer place, with witnesses noting the car struck a hole and overturned. Fielding, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Fielding of Aberdeen Road, Cleveland, had graduated from Shaler High School the prior week.
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Richard Lee Fielding
Cleveland
Hugh McBride
Centerville
Corry Hospital
Niflewooth
Lawrence Kaytgon
Clevelumil
Muntha Il Velabi Jner
Chet McBride
Indie
Kip Weg
Body Briley
Xeen
I Ling Spider Hinlive
Spartins
W. Co. Witwer Place
Meg Wilson
Frank Goodwill
Une
Goodwill
Wes
Billy Lasigedt
Comy
Fielding
McBride
Putrman
W. Twin
Moca
Davinon
J. Melding
Aberdeen Road
Pittubureh
Fieldings
Censterville
Sparta-Centerville
Shaler
Taree
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William Hoylen
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William Walsh
St. Edward's School
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Psrica Rhynard
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