Paris Forgives Transatlantic Stowaway Arthur Schreiber
The Paris air show reception honors Arthur Schreiber the Portland youth who stowed away on the Yellow Bird and survived the Atlantic crossing. French War Minister Laurent Bynne and 400 others witness his forgiveness and public acclaim for his audacity. He rejects offers for writing while Lotti and others receive attention. Elsewhere near Corry an Erie track worker Stanley Bielawski dies after stepping onto a westbound track as an eastbound train approaches. Deputy Coroner Mark Fullom says no inquest planned. funeral plans pending.
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Ralph Heinzen
United Press
Paris
Arthur Schreiber
Portland
Spain
Old Orchard
Jean Assolanl
Rene LeFevre
Armeno Lotti, Jr
Parla
Commillas
Oder
Mimikin
Bor- Kewina
Monizan
Cazaux
France
le Bourget
B.C
Fiers
Atlantic
Schreiber
le Bourget Field
Laurent Bynne
Europe
Hee
Trench
Lotti
Ruth Elder
Schreiher
Erie
Stanley Bielawski
Erie Railroad
Corry
Alexander & Co
Bielawski
Puesenger Luin
Carter Hill
R. D
Mark Fullom
Blood Spots Found On Car In Slaying Case
Columbus Ohio June 17 Dr Tames H Bnook a professor at Ohio State University denied any connection to the murder of Miss Theora Hix a co ed in the college of medicine. The 49 year old married father of a 3 year old daughter confessed he maintained an apartment with Miss Hix and helped finance her education. He has been held in the county jail for more than 40 hours.
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Columbus
Ohio
Tames H. Bnook
Ohio State University
Theora Hix
College of Medicine
Profesor
Mise Hix
Young People Entertained by Local Presbyterian Societies
The Presbyterian Church hosted a program by the local Young People's Society attracting twenty visitors from Union City. Norman York played a violin solo and Dr. Charles Leech Gulick accompanied on the organ. Charles Burkhardt performed cornet solos while John Frenu led selections. Rev. Witton, Mr. Shreve, and Fred Wing spoke. The Corry Society invited Union City to a tennis match soon. Refreshments followed for a large crowd. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Ronis visited Rochester yesterday.
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Presbyterian Church
Young Peoples Society
Union City
Wittom
Mr. Shreve
Fred Wing
Corry Society
Seven Still Aboard Wrecked Freighter Laurel
Coast Guard cutter Redwing crews struggle to rescue seven sailors from the stern of the wrecked steamer Laurel after grounding on North Spit near the Columbia River. Eighteen Laurel crewmen were aboard the Redwing, with one lost when the vessel broke up. Six others were rescued by Point Adams life squad and landed at Fort Canby.
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Unites Press
Portland
Ore
Coast Guard
Redwing
Gallers
Laurel
Mackay Radio
North Spit
Columbia River Entrance
Point Adams Coast Guard
Fort Canby
Port Canby
Notable 1930s News Fragments Series
Mixed early 20th century briefs report deaths and legal matters across several cities. Notable items include the Salvation Army leader William Bramwell Booth's son dying near London, a double child slaying in River Rouge, stock prices rising in New York, Hoover addressing prohibition tensions, and various local incidents in North Carolina Denver and Panama Canal Zone.
Japan Volcano Eruption Buries Villages Near Haro
Ko hiagatake volcano 25 miles north of Haro eruptes violently. Earthquakes rumble after the blast. Honbetsu Tomesaws and Shikabe suffer partial destruction and evacuation. Visitors at hot springs may be missing. Sunshara reported in flames.
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United Press
Harodate
Japan
Kohiagatake
Honbetsu
Tomesaws
Shikabe
Sunshara
Hearing Tuesday in Highway Fatality Case
Misa Kosmoski aged 16 and John Froman 19, both of Corry, will face hearings before Alderman Frank Gaczkoweld in Erie at 2 p.m. Tuesday after a May 25 automobile crash near Waterford that killed Mrs. J. M. Tingley of Avouls. Kosmoski faces charges including manslaughter. Froman is charged with aiding an unlicensed driver.
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Misa Wyangeline Icosmosk
John Proman
Corry
Waterford
Mra. J. M. ‘Tingley
Avouls
Frank Gaczkoweld
Erie
Mise Kosmoski
Froman
Murder charges filed against deputy in Arkansas liquor killing
Newport Arkansas June 17. First degree murder charges were filed today against Deputy Sheriff George Johnson in the shooting death of Mickey Dillon 22 of El Paso son of a Texas Ranger captain. Dillon died in a hospital from two bullet wounds after resisting arrest on intoxication and liquor possession charges.
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Weeps
Newport
Ark
Megrée
Sheri George Johnson
Mickey Dillon
el Paso
Dillon
Eighth Grade Certificates At St Edward's Parochial
St Edward's Parochial School will close its Scholastic year with eighth grade certificate presentations and the annual oratorical contest at 7 30 this evening. Seventeen students move from elementary to high school. Prizes will honor the top student and music. The program includes Dream Gypsies Recitation Excerpt from Julius Caesar Willie's Prayer and other pieces by students under Rev Francis J Graves.
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St. Edward's
St Edward's
Julius Caesar
Bernhard Burkett
Anon
Mary Malone
Costella Ressler
Willie's
Losey
Charles Burkhardt
Opportunity
Spalding
John Mooney
Francis J. Graves
Parky
Death of Pioneer Electrical Genius Charles F Brush
The Cleveland inventor Charles F Brush, famed for arc light and storage battery contributions, died after an illness of four months. He was 80 and passed away late Saturday night from old age and bronchial pneumonia.
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United Press
Cleveland
Gay
Charles F. Brush
Five Best Radio Entertainments Listed
Radio lineups for WJZ and NBC feature Roxy's Gang at 6:00 EST, Da Guerreotypes at 6:30 DST, Sousa's Band at 7:00 EST, Empire Builders at 9:40 EST, and Weber's Opera Der Prelachuots at 10:00 EST on WHAP NBG networks.
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WJZ
NBC
Roxy
WOR
CBS
WHAT
Sousa
Empire Builders
Talk on Chautauqua Institution Delights Rotary and Women’s Clubs
Dr. Arthur Bestor spoke at Hotel Corry to a joint Rotary and Woman's Club meeting praising Chautauqua Institution for summer schools lectures and home teaching circles. The program includes music, lectures, operas, and notable speakers like Amelia Earhart and Gov. Roosevelt with Hagen and Smith in a golf match.
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Chautauqua
Arthur &. Bestor
Chautaumin Institution
Rotary and
Woman's Clubs
Hotel Corry
Bestor
Alexander
Rotary Club
G. H. Barlow
Milan Waller
Chautauaia
New York Symphony Orchestra
Walther H. Marci
Germany
Ruth Bryan Owen
Florida
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Carl ©. Milliken
Maine
Ivy L. Lee
Lorado Taft
Samuel ©. Schmucker
Percy H. Boynton
Earl Barnes
Chautaqua
Walter Hagen
Horton
Smith
Albert Stoessel
Robbers Take Over $100,000 in Brooks Pawnshop Heist
Six men bound two clerks and two customers at the Brooks pawnshop in Philadelphia. They looted jewelry and cash totaling over $100,000 and escaped, later believed to have hid inside the building. Police were alerted when Joseph Goodman, the shop manager, freed himself and notified authorities.
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United Pres
Philadelphia
Jhine
Ater
Storn
Joseph Goodman
Corry Woman's Club Fair a Big City Success
The Corry Woman's Hair three day Indoor State Armory fair drew large crowds Thursday to Saturday. Merchants showcased goods from furniture to radios with varied entertainment. proceeds go to the club building fund.
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Corry
State Armory
R. E. Palmer
Corry Baking Company
Kelly's News Company
Associated Gass and Electric Company
J. A. Lanston’s
B. W
B. W. Stennett de Son, Everfast Wash Gowls
Fireh Balking Company
Patterson & Lindsley
Rasioa
Colegrove and Sanderson
William D. Rowe
Fowsss
Newhouse Shoehouse
the Nast Company
Condra’s
F. L. Weeks
W. H. Bilis
Atwater Kent
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Chautauqua Institution
Donald Stewart
Victor
Mary Whittlesey
Harriet Glough
Murveshe Melody Makers
Inez Mecusker
Hiram Pond
John Paulson
Jess Martin
Soollies
Plane crashes near Dungeness on London to Paris route
Imperial Airways City of Ottawa with 18 aboard crashes off Dungeness in the English Channel. Seven bodies recovered and five survivors brought ashore. Passengers include several women and Americans. pilot Captain R. Z. D. Barilli and mechanic H. R. Barnett aboard. route from Grays Inn airdrome to Paris.
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United Press
Solerstone
England
Tipertal Airways
Ottawa
English Channel
Dungeness
Graydon
London
Paria
Dungetesa
Imperial Airways
Malcolm
Mra. Smith
Madame Bossinger
Mra
Two Women Injured as Car Upsets in Union City
Union City two women H J Reed and Genevieve Goodwin were injured when a car driven by Walter Stafford went onto a high curb on East High street near the Methodist church and overturned. Mrs Reed's mother, also in the car, escaped unhurt. the two women were hospitalized with severe shock and bruises and expected to stay several days.
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East High Street
H. J. Reed
Genevieve Goodwin
Bor
Joim Iibler
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