Congress Plans Six Week Recess As Tariff Fight Looms
Washington June 15 Congress set to adjourn for a six week recess next week if the Borah tariff plan and Senate secrecy file bills pass. House and Senate leaders hope to clear measures including a pay raise for congressional staff and tariff revision. If talks stall a three day rotating recess will follow, allowing members to depart while waiting for agreement on the tariff issue and other business.
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Waabinigton
Corry to Hear Cotton Blossom Quartette Tomorrow
Morrow expects two large congregations at First Methodist Episcopal Church tomorrow. The Cotton Blossom Quartette, young colored women from Piney Woods School in Mississippi, will sing at morning and evening services. No seats are reserved. services start promptly at 11:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. The group travels in their quarter home circuit and is well received wherever they sing.
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Cotton Blossom Quartette
Piney Woods
Mississippi
Corry
135 Pupils Enrolled in Bible Instruction Program
The Corry Bible School reports 135 pupils enrolled with a high attendance as two weeks remain. Mrs Frank A Wimer directs the school with instructors Mrs CG B Perkins Virginia Doolittle Miss Ruth Dablatrand and Allan Hwiog among the staff. A varied nightly program is ongoing each day under way.
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Mins
Virginia Doolittle
Mrz. Price
Mra. Bergman
Ruth Dablatrand
Bonnie Gordort
Mias Mildred Dahlatrand
Allan Hihel Hwiog
TWO ESCAPED CONVICTS NABBED IN CLEVELAND
Two prisoners escaped from Western Penitentiary in Pennsylvania were captured in Cleveland by detectives. Richard Spangler of Greenville and Charles Bismian of Pittsburgh were held, with Spangler shot during the capture as he tried to flee a foot from a stolen truck.
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Pennsylvania
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Greenville
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Pittsburgh
Western Penitentiary
Hare
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Charles Blsmian
Spangler
Mercer County
Bisman
Adler
Jean Bundy
Pennsylvania Rilroad
Pittsburgh Screw and Bolt Company
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Penitentiary
Keown Station
Spanglér
Elsman
Catholic Daughters to Hold Installation and Banquet
State Regent Frances Maher of Kane will attend a Catholic Daughters of America gathering this evening. Eighteen candidates will receive the degree after a 6:00 PM banquet at Arcade Restaurant. Notables Miss Maher and Miss Schell will be present, with Burkhazel's orchestra providing music for a planned enjoyable event.
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Arcade
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Kane
Ladies Aid Meeting Plans August Picnic
A Methodist Episcopal Church Ladies Aid session at Mrs. M Putnam's Spring Street home drew a large membership. President C F Gallagher led business discussing August picnic plans with location to be announced, followed by sandwiches pickles cake and coffee.
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Methodist Episcopal Church Ladies Aid Socety
Youth Sought for Serious Offense in West Pleasant Street Case
Information sworn by a West Pleasant Street resident alleges a local youth committed a sequence of offenses provoking neighborhood anger. Police searched for the youth, who had left home and apparently the city, with belief he may have departed. The text notes a July meeting and a noon departure of Mrs Wheelock for Buffalo, with North Center Street references.
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West Pleasant Street
FP. M. Wheelock
Indoor Fair Nears Close With Evening Entertainment
Indoor fair winds down at the State Armory this evening offering special entertainments. Winners in the closing night awards include Mrs Franke Lille and Mr Spencer who collect five dollars each. Exhibits and booths draw strong attendance as Monie Music and an old time dance draw the crowd. Jesse Martin of Prewsburg appears with his dulcimer, following Friday’s performances. Proceeds go to the club fund for purchasing and remodeling recently bought property on Mott Street.
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Prewsburg
Dawes Installed as Ambassador to Great Britain
Charles G. Dawes was formally named ambassador to Great Britain. King George accepted the credentials at Windsor Castle, with Dawes presenting to Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald and planning a private conference in Scotland to begin his duties and advance Anglo American relations. Dawes, a former U.S. vice president, sails for Warres to start the mission with British officials.
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England
Charles G. Dawes
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Dawes
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Mra. Dawes
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I. B. Monel
Foreign Office
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New York
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Scotland
Ramsay MacDonald
Testler
Aqneriua
Noted Lecturer Dr Bestor To Speak At Rotary Meeting
Dr Arthur Bestor, president of the Chautauqua Institution, will address Rotary members and Corry Woman's Clubs in a joint meeting Monday noon. He is a prominent national lecturer with speaking engagements at major associations and universities across the country. He heads the Chautauqua Institution and serves in several scholarly societies.
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New York State Teachers’ Association
St. Paul Institute
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Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences
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Silt Lake City
Los Angeles
Milwaukee College Endowment Association
Cleveland
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Michigan
Bankers’ Club
Naional “Association of Credit
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Texas
Minnesota
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Colgate
Colorado
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American Historical Asoctation
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Academy of Political Science
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Foreign Policy Association
Flip of Coin Made Schreiber Stowaway in Plane
June 15 Comillo Spal reports Arthur Schreiber a two year old from Portland Maine stowed away on the French monoplane Yellow Bird. Crew members Jean Assolant and Rene LeFevre recount how a coin decided his fate and how the boy hid in the tail during the perilous Atlantic crossing to Paris amid storms and food worries.
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Arthur Schraiber
Port
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United Press Today
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Rene LeFevre
Ind
Schreiber
Charles
Lindbergh
Paria Schreiber
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Tils Point
Paris
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Agpolant
Wey
Air-rail service begins cross country flight to Chicago
Chicago June 15 three shy iners completed the first air-rail crossing arriving 11 am daylight time from Cleveland where 26 passengers boarded from a New York train. Included in the list is Mrs Mabel Walker Willebrand former assistant United States attorney general who resigned to join the Universal Aircraft Corporation. She is bound for Los Angeles, her former home.
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Chicago
Cleveland
New York
Mabel Walker Willebrand
United States Attorney General
Universal Aircraft Corporation
Los Angeles
Company A Heads to Mt Gretna for Summer Camp
The Pennsylvania National Guard unit departs July 12 for Mt Gretna, with about sixty two guardsmen in the 112th regiment. They will stay two weeks for concentrated training as defense improvements at Gretna are completed and conditions upgrade.
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Gretna
Farm Relief Bill Signed by Hoover Today
President Hoover today signed the 500 million farm relief bill to aid agriculture. The act creates a nine member federal farm board to coordinate and stabilize all agricultural sectors and promote cooperative marketing. A revolving fund of 500 million dollars supports development and balanced progress across commodities. The measure aims to align farming with other industries and marks a new federal agency to oversee agricultural stabilization.
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Corry attendees trek to Altoona 200 Mile Auto Classic
Corry residents including Glenn Klinger Lawrence Klinger Richard Rossbacher Bruce Smith Harry Smith Jack Paulson and Lea Carrol head to Tipton Bower Altoona for the 200 mile automobile speed classic starting at 2 p m. Sixty six drivers from 16 teams compete as officials expect a new course record. Ray Keech of Philadelphia is favored to win the sweepstakes amid tense race day anticipation.
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Tana
Tipton Bower Altoona
Fleen
Altoona
Ray Keech
Philadelphia
Spring Creek Woman Struck by Bicycle Near Center Street
A Spring Creek woman was bruised and shaken after stepping into the path of a bicycle ridden by a Western Union messenger near Spuingend Center Street yesterday afternoon. She was transported to Dr. A. L. Smith's office, where doctors said serious injuries were avoided.
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Western Union
Spuingend Center Stresty
A. L. Smith
Five Best Radio Entertainments Listed for NBC Network
The list presents today’s top radio entertainments including WEAF and NBC network slots at 8:00 and 8:45 p m with HUT The Cayaloads WJZ NBC coverage Goltman Band on WEAF 9 00 Nathaniel Shilleret and Symphony on WABG and GBS at 10 0 National forum on WEAF NBC network at 7 00 p m and an entry Holfeln orahatra.
Appeal Granted in Pettinato Case Fails to Detail
Joseph Pettinato of Welch Hill asked Erle country court to appeal after Alderman Gordon charged him with harboring two dogs. Pettinato alleges one animal was unowned or wrong owner and that the case and conviction under the licensing law are unconstitutional. Judge Rossiter postponed a hearing with no date set. Two children bitten by dogs receive Pasteur treatment at Presbyterian Hospital in Pittsburgh. Katherine Ford and Jones Gallegher, aged seven, are the victims.
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P Rossiter
Pittsburgh
Presbyterian Hospital
Katherine Ford
Jones Gallegher
Yellow Bird crew refuel delay ends stowaway rescue
On the Comillas coast in Spain the Yellow Bird crew faced a fuel crisis as a 165 pound stowaway from Portland, Maine, Arthur Schreber, sneaked aboard to chase Lindbergh’s fame. The crew, led by Jean Assolant, delayed repairs awaiting a motor starter and hoped to reach Paris after a long, fuel constrained flight. Local fishermen welcomed the overwhelmed aviators with cheers and flowers.
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Lindbergh
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