Transcontinental hop record set in light of Brock Schet flight
Willam Brock and Edward Schet completed a transcontinental round trip by air landing at Jacksonville Beach after a flight from San Diego. They set new records for the eastward and overall return journey, with total elapsed time about 30 hours and 42 minutes. Captain Hawks' standard noted as five hours slower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawks
United Press
Jacksonville
Willam
Brock
Edward
Jacksonville Beach
San Diego
Calif
Filmie Haws
Jackey
Wwicrawk
New Jersey Senate Race Sees Large Victory Margin
A former Morgan partner files for the Senate nomination claiming a landslide plurality in New Jersey. Pledged support from the Hoover administration signals strong party backing and potential influence on the race outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
Senate
Hoover
Conference on vacancy in local pulpit discussed
Bishop John C. Ward and Dr. Martin Aigner conferred with Emmanuel church vestry on the vacancy created by Rev. Lyle D. Otts resignation. A supplying pastor arrangement was explored as Ward departs for London. Aigner leads the diocese’s standing committee during his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Ward
Fle
Martin Aigner
Franklin
Emmanuel Church
L. W. Olds
Lyle D. Otts
Éesidente
Ils
Appleton
Wis
Ward
London
Algner
Hmynanuel Einer
Weetamoé Set To Meet Lipton Challenger In Cup Race
Weetamoé, representing the Nidhwilas Morgan syndicate, seems poised to challenge Sir Thomas Lipton's Shararock Y for the right to defend the America's Cup. The Long Island Sound regatta on June 18 crowned Weetamoé with a third straight win among contenders, as Enterprise, Yankee, and Whinwind trailed in the series’ early tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Weetamoé
Nidhwilas Morgan Syndicate
Edays
Thomas Lipton
Shararock Y
Weelamoe
Long Island Sound
Enterprise
Yankee
Whinwind
Vsnitté
Resblute
Former jurist facing disbarment in Pittsburgh
United Press reports the Pennsylvania Supreme Court will act Saturday on a bar association inquiry recommending disbarment of former jurist Henry J. Wasson. The case involves alleged mismanagement of the estate of Mrs Eleanor H Davidson, with papers ordered in rare until Saturday and a decision expected then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pittsburgh
The
Stat Supreme Court
Mal
Bar Association
Henry J. Wasson
Aay
Eleanor H. Davidson
Eight Graduate From St Edward's High in Solemn Commencement
Eight members formed the first graduating class of St Edward's High School. The ceremony at St Thomas Church featured simple reverence and floral decorations as graduates entered under arches. Rev John Harkins delivered a bachelor sermon with advice for the new alumni, praising their scholastic and religious training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Edward's High School
John Harkins
St Thomas’ Church
St.dward's High School
St. Edward's
Artis
St Tdwaed's
Mother
Fourth Veterans Push Plans For Independence Day Arch
Archie W. Thompson Post of Veterans of Foreign Wars organized plans for the Fourth of July celebration at the post home on West Washington Street. An arch advertising the event will be erected on North Center Street beyond Franklin today, resembling last year’s veterans carnival arch. The parade is shaping up with invites extended to twelve out of town bugle and drum corps and several responses received. Awards will honor best float entries and top fraternal turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Center Street
Archie W. Thompson
Post
West Washington Street
Franklin Street
Bugle and
Drm Corps
Five Best Radio Entertainments List
NBC network lineup features Regis Lopea music at 6 35. Moplioh Concert on WEAR at 7 30 BST. Palmolive Hour on WEAR at 8 30 SBD. Sunset Trail at 9 20 SST. California Melodies on WABC at 10 00 BST.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WIZ
NBC Network
WEAR
Moplioh
NBC
WABC
CBS
Stocks Sink to Fresh Lows Amid Panicked Selling
New York traders faced a brutal session as major stocks hit new lows for the year. About 500 issues fell to yearly lows with roughly 20 under certain lines, while market valuation dropped by about 3.0 billion dollars. Volume spiked late as tape delays stretched over an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Jows
Sil
Sm Uekors
Corry Hospital Board Elects Officers At Reorganization
The Corry Hospital Association reorganization meeting elected C F Brown president, J Mout first vice president, R B Larson second vice president, and S B Elston secretary treasurer. Ruth Clyburn named superintendent, Charlotte Brockmann vice, Dr W W Graham anesthesia director. Alumnae report showed 274 dollars spent for cottage and board. Meeting adjourned after routine matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Hospital Association
Messrs
M. O. Waller
G. M. Howard
B., Elston
R. E. Larson
D. W. DeRossy
V. Stewart
F. Brown
W. $. Houghton
J. Z. Mout
Brown
J. ©. Mount
R. B. Larson
S. B. Elston
Ruth Clyburn
Charlotte Brockmann
Vietic
W. W. Graham
Corry Hospital
Slumiae
Endig
Schall Leads Minnesota Primary With Big Margin
Early returns from Minnesota's primary show Senator Thomas D. Schall leading by about 100000 votes as the Republican nominee. Wind's supporters claim the margin holds across rural districts while Governor Theodore Christianson trails as counting continues. John F. Sell lags behind in a ticket considered strong but weaker than Schall.
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Ey United Cross
ST. Paul
Minn
Tune 18
Thomas JD. Schal
Thi Ras
Tor
Minnesota
Schall
Theodore Christianson
Christianson
John F. Sell
Ras Gn & “Wel
Qwas
Miner Thomas McDevitt Killed in Osceola Mine Blast
June 18 report from Clharfield states the body of 42 year old Thomas McDevitt was found in the Osceola Silica and Fire Brick Company mine after a dynamite blast. He had been missing since Sunday and coroner Lewis set an inquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clharfield
Thomas McDevitt
Foes of Tariff Refuse to Concede Defeat
Senate directs the tariff commission to study the Smoot Hawley law effects on shoes, cement, farm implements. Borah pushes an inquiry into cost of production differences while Republicans fear a months long probe and claim rates were not just.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borah
Tariff Commission
Paul FR. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Senate Today
Turif Commission
Jme
Senate
MaNaty
14-Year-Old Evangelist Captivates Large Audience
A large crowd gathered at First Baptist Church for Betty Wealded Weakland a 14 year old preacher delivering a Bible centered message on The Assurance of the Believer. The service featured several musical numbers including a new song There’s a Rainbow Shining Somewhere sung with piano by Pearl Weakland violin Dorothy Lola Weakland and chorus by Roy Weakland. Betty introduced the song and led the audience through the stanzaed chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Betty
Pearl E. Weakland
Dorothy Hola Weakland
Dorothy Lola
Roy Weakind
Christian
Mussel angling shines at Chautauqua Lake fishing
Corry anglers returned from Chau tauqua Lake reporting strong mussel fishing appetite. Many fish, including several over thirty pounds, were brought to Bemus Point by successful anglers. Several Corry sportsmen shared in the day's success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua Lake
Bemus Point
Corry
Larkina Appointed Postmistress Succeeding Husband
Mrs George Larkina named postmistress of the office at Boad City succeeding her husband who died months ago. The appointment follows word from Senator David A Reed and confirms a local succession in postal service leadership.
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P. M
Likely Return of 1 Tax Rate Seen for 1930
Washington June 18 Treasury officials after reviewing June income tax payments see little chance of extending the one per cent tax cut for 1929 incomes beyond this year. If Congress is not advised otherwise, existing lower rates will revert automatically. Factors include weak business conditions, stock market drops, and expected larger future expenditures reducing surplus.
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Cecil Owen
United Press
Washington
Treas Jury
Stanning
Congress
Treasury
Waa
One Body Recovered From West Sistas Waters
Coast Guard cutters and searchers recovered the body of Jom Lipsgach, pilot of the eight men lost when their speedboat overturned off West Sistas Tse on Saturday night. The recovery came as crews continued to scour eastern Lakrie shores and islands for other missing men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Polmdo
Titusville and Corry Kiwanis Clubs Meet At Corry
Twenty one members from the Titusville Kiwanis 48 Club join the Corry Kiwanis Club for a 6:30 p m dinner at the Corry Country Club. Local golf plans, an orchestra, and a Kiwanian quartet are on the program. Speakers S W Sullivan and H M Moyer of the General Electric Hiie plant will discuss apprentice and service departments and show a plant operation film.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville Kiwanis Club
Country Club
Kiwani 48 Club
Titusville
Stith the
Legal Service Club
Corry Country Club
Corry Club
Kiwanian
W. L. Scott
Gw, Hoffmaster
J. H Martin
C. ©. Shoop
S. W. Sullivan
H. M. Moyer
General Electric
Hiie
G. I
Factory Worker Loses Finger At Local Plant
George Lind of North Genter Street suffered a serious accident at the Corry Jamestons Manufacturing Corporation plant while operating a be ing machine. His right index finger was severed below the first knuckle when his hand contacted the cutter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lind
North Genter Street
Corry
Jamestons Manufacturing Corporation
Lind
Worker suffers severe head injuries in fall from truck
Arnold of Rogers Structural Steel Company sustained severe gashes to the back of the head and forehead after falling from a truck on North Center Street in the afternoon. He was assisting in the erection of the W. F. W. arch near Brooklin steel and was attended by Dr. John C. Kibler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wd. Arnold
Rogers Structural Steel Company
Norch Center Street
Arnold
Braoklin Steel
John C. Kibler
Inquest Set for Wednesday in Child’s Death
An inquest into the death of four year old Albha Chilengen Christensen is scheduled for Wednesday evening June 25 at seven at Youngsville town hall. The incident occurred Sunday afternoon near Pittfield when an automobile accident killed the child, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Christensen of Baker Hill. The inquiry will consider charges of involuntary manslaughter against the child's father, driver of the car, with a hearing to follow the inquest verdict. Coroner Ed Lowrey and officials investigated the scene yesterday. Funeral services for the child are being held this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Albha Chilengen
George Christensen
Baker Hil
Cole Ilstead
Pittfield
Youngsville
Agaist Christensen
Ed Lowrey
Eddy
Shesitt Testerson
Warren County
Te Chill
Repair Of Erie Crossings Discussed By Meadville Officials
Meadville division officials met with Mayor C L Alexander and Solicitor Blaine Kincaid to discuss repairing grade crossings of the Erie Railroad. Temporary fixes planned for Center and Maple avenues, with permanent work awaiting a funding program. Also notes plans for curve reduction at Maple and Pennsylvania avenues and a convention city decision for 1931 by Eagles at Dubois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
C. L. Alexander
Kincaid
H. B. Barber
N. Lackey
Blaine Kincaid
Erie Railroad
Bina
Morrow Wins New Jersey Primary Amid Prohibition Backlash
Raymond Clapper reports Dwisti W. Morrow's sweeping New Jersey primary victory as anti prohibition sentiment fuels Republican strength. The result highlights personal popularity and party unity against federal prohibition, with Morrow leading over Franklin W. Fort and Joseph S. Frelinghuysen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Clapper
United Press State
Washington
Dwielil
Motson
Gmendinen
Ostlands
Jehler
Movement For
Morrow
Hoover
Tome
Phew Weit
Franklin
Hooy
Udo
New Jersey
Republican Party
Hobyer
Tatal
Morris DE Haven Tracy
United Press
Newark
N. 5
Dwisti W. Moxraw
Franklin W. Wort
United States
Irnankuil W. Fare
Joseph S.pyelingniysen
Ibis Manneers
Murrow
Prin
Franklin Fort
Frelinghauseri
John Kelly
Jeir
Alexander Simpson
Honanna
Eoby
Capri
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N. J
Schlee
Emmanuel Episcopal
Weetamoe
Lipton
ST. Edward's High
ST. Thomas Church
C. F. Brown
Betty Weakland
Baptist Church
Lowrey
Dubois Dubois
Order of Hagles
Stinday
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