French Legionnaires Rush to Rescue Captives in Atlas Clash
Paris reports high battalions of the French Foreign Legion move across Moroccon plains in a bid to reach three score comrades held by North African tribesmen after an ambush during pacification attempts. Ten wounded and one missing, captivity of seven officers and 11 noncommissioned officers feared. Communication lines down due to heavy rains.
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French Foreign Legion
Arica
United Press
Paris
Prenth Fordien Legion
Mororee
Fastneses
Atlas Mountains
North Africa
Ministry of War
Lst
Rabat
Legionnaines
Puldstiers
Foreign Legion
Yehite
Wit Ministry
Morocco
Corry Women’s Benefit Association delegates gather in Erie
About thirty Corry members attended the district Alo rally in Erie with flowers, decorated halls, music, and talks from association officers led by Mrs Mary Murray. Mrs Minie Bigg Guy received a corsage as visiting members were thanked and refreshments followed the program for over seventy five attendees. In Philadelphia a separate crash left Mason Auerbach 47 dead and Miss Milly Levine 31 seriously injured.
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Corfry
Minie Bigg Guy
Erie
Philadelphia
Mason Auerbach
Shenendoah
New York
Shenandoah
Milly
Radio Programs Listed For Various Networks
Listings show Today’s top entertainments across WJ NBC and networks with times in EST BST and MST. Performances include Retold Tales Marine bands Recording Artists and Goldkette's Orchestra featuring Maria Arenko and colorating soprano with an orchestra.
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NBC
WABG
GBS
WABC
CBS
WJZ
Maria
Arenko
W3z
Goldkette
Debenture Vote Looms as House Plans Quick Test
The House moves toward a decisive vote on the debenture plan amid political pressure and expected party splits. Western Republican farm bloc backs it in Senate. House allies warn of a tight debate before sending the measure to the White House for signature.
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Paul RumaLcon
United Press
Washington
House
Iaste
Senate
House Farm
Hauge
Brookhary
Rass Giltisl
Hoover
Federal Farm Board
Brookshart
Hoge
Corry Firefighters Elect Officers and Speak at Kiwanis
Rev F A Wimer heads volunteer firemen group as new officers are announced for Erie County association. Stanfard Hose Co represented by C F Price Roy Rekerson and others. Union City Firemen Night planned for July 6 during Old Home Week. Wimer also addresses Kiwanis and Rotary on ministry life. Swimming pool project inquiry continues with no action yet.
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Erie County Association
Waterford
Union City
Andrew Paulson
Corry Tire Department
Erle County Volunteer Fireman's Association
Stanfard Hose Company
C.F. Price
Roy Rekerson
A. Pain
Vic Larson
Wesleyville
Rollo Mecray
H. J. Nonamagee
Harborcreek
Branigan
Erie
Franke A. Wimer
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Ehib
Hotel Cory
Kiwanis ‘Club
Mr Wimner
Rotary Club
Tlk
Charles Roades
Washington, D.C
Roades
Chattauqua
Pleads For Religious Education in Schools
Dean Silper Weigle of Yale Divinity School urged religious education in public schools at Buckhion Falls reviewing an Institute of Religion session. He warned against weakening church state separation while promoting unification efforts through church joint ventures and expanded seminary training.
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United Press
Buckhilg Falls
Silper Weigle
Yale Divinity School
Institute of Religion
Dean Weigle
Young Peoples’ Society
Christian Endeavor Society
Baptist Young Peoples’ Union
Epworth League
Lutheran Teague
Baye
Thamaetven
Directors of Corry Hospital Re-Elected at Annual Meeting
Stockholders of the Corry Hospital Association re-elected the present board for the coming year. Nine hundred ninety-two shares were represented. Reports praised financial improvement aided by the Community Chest and commended Superintendent Ruth Clyburn for efficient administration.
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Corry Hospital Association
Q. W. Bracken
C F. Brown
S. B Elston
Ralph E. Larson
J. J. Macinnes
J. E. Mount
L. W. Olds
G. A. Rhea
V. Stewart
G. Sweet
M. O. Waller
Ruth Clyburn
Mowsl
Migs Clyburn
Clyturn
Messrs
Shea
Larson
Elston
Ellers
EB. Grate McCauley
Harrisburg
John C. Kible
Committee On
Df Wheh Co Brows
Borpd
Para- Aranhe
Campbell Faces Death Penalty Case in New Jersey Jury
Elizabeth New Jersey jury ponders the fate of Henry Colin Campbell who confessed to marrying Bigamously and killing Mildred Mowry for $1000. Prosecutor Abel David urged the court to decide Campbell's life rather than risk an electric chair.
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Campbell
United Press
Elizabeth
N.J
Henry Colin Campbell
Court of Oyer and Terminer
Abel
David
Mildred Mowry
New Jersey
Woman's Club Indoor Fair Opens Tonight at State Armory
The Woman's Club prepares for a three night Indoor Fair at the State Armory beginning at 8 o'clock featuring art exhibits, booths, live music by the Junior High orchestra, Hi Pond the fiddler, Inez Mecusker, a round dance, square dance rhythm, an animal and chicken show, and novelty attractions. The Veterans of Foreign Wars aids by staging a parade from the V F W Home on West Washington to the Armory, headed by the bugle and drum corps. Proceeds benefit remodeling and purchase of the club property on Mott Street.
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State Armory
Post
West Washington Street
General Publc
Mott Street
Two Brothers Die In Fall On NCR Building Site
Dayton Ohio reports two iron workers Lawrence Clark and Andrew Clark, brothers aged 38 and 28, fell five stories while adjusting steel beams at a National Cash Register Company building under construction. A crane lowered and the men were killed.
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Dayton
Ohio
Juge
Bofl Iron
National Cash Register Company
Lawrence Clark
Andrew Clark
Luce
Amateur Night at Rex Theatre Next Thursday
Manager Blatt of the Rex Theatre announces an amateur night contest at the West South street theatre next Thursday evening with cash awards for winners. Entries may be filed at the theatre box office. Singers dancers acrobats and other entertainers are invited to enter. Dr and Mrs Carlos Rostles and Mr Minnie Muti of Washington DC were in the city today en route to Chautauqua New York for the summer.
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Blatt
Rex Theatre
West South Street
Cash
Carlos Rostles
Minnie Muti
Washington, D. C
Chautauqua
N. Y
Ir. Rosties
Columbia Bible Training School
Washington, D
Weeks Wins School Auditorium Renovation Contract
J and L Weeks secured the contract to renovate the Senior High auditorium as the Board of Education met in regular session. Three bids were opened with Weeks at 700, Lanston 700, and Dickinson Lammers 774.50. Weeks was chosen after reviewing bids and solicitor Kinfield to draft the formal contract.
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Board of Education
J&l Weeks
Taxi Wight
Scho
Momtae
Lewis
Patterson
Smith
Curtis
Laye
A. Geiger
Dewey
Uie Anaiuemma
A. Lanston
Geiger
Corry
C. P. Eaton
Eaton
Howard J. Sheen
Supt
Cyril Bay
Llgud-Thomas Company
Day
Property Committee
C. S. Monros
Pennsylvania Gas Company
State Highway Patrol To Increase Force To 435 Men
Harrisburg June date reports recruits for the State Highway Patrol to boost strength to 435 men. The move, supported by officials, aims to expand road patrol with a new third troop likely to be headquartered at Belle Font.
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United Pree
Hariesburg
State Highway Patrol
Hing “Gay
Fisher
Uci
Bellefonts
Music Teacher Will Be Sentenced Friday
Hert Matous, 26, Curtisville music teacher, found guilty of manslaughter in Allegheny County Court. He confessed in the death of George Moss, 42, of Curtisville. Sentencing set for tomorrow before Judge Datr.
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Pittsburgh
Hert Matous
Curtisvilla
Allegheny County
William T. Carr
George Moss
Curtisville
Datr
Yellow Bird Flies East Over Atlantic in Transatlantic Bid
An article recounts the French Yellow Bird and rival Americans in a trans Atlantic race toward Paris Rome, detailing a crash on a Cape Sable beach and the Green Flash’s damage near the start. It notes the French planes’ favorable performance and the Americans’ near-disaster as aviation efforts continue across the Atlantic.
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Unites Press
OLD Orchard
Paris
Roger @ Williams
Lewis A. Yancey
Rome
Jean Ascolant
Rene DeFevre
Armeno
Loci
Cape Sable
Williams
Vinvey
Osbim
Wilmingtom
Del
Yancey
Leonard 7
Melia
Gloucester Maas
Coast Guard
Unfavorable U S Trade Balance Reportedly Grows
The Commerce Department announced a sharp use of American tariffs affecting trade. May exports totaled 887 million dollars while imports reached 404 million, leaving May with a 14 million deficit. For the five months, the U S maintained a 29.632 million favorable balance, with exports at 2.282 billion and imports at 1.984 billion.
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Washingius
United States
Commerce Department
Miny
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Ress
Radio Entertainments
F. A. Wimner
Firemen’s Ass'n. Kiwanis Club
Katherine Marsh
F. G Sullivan
Corry Hospital
Woman's Club
F. L. Weeks
Anita Brass
Yellow Bird
Atlantic
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