Stocks Show Further Signs of Recovery
Stocks opened higher on June 20 after a Dow rise and a rate cut at the New York Fed rediscount, with brokerage loans falling. U.S. Steel led advances, while others such as General Electric, United Corporation, and International Nickel posted gains amid broad participation across oils, utilities, and rails.
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Elmer C. Walzer
United Press
New York
Dow, Jones & Company
Mying
New York Federal Reserve
U. S. Steel
General Electric
United Corporation
International Nickel
Westinghouse Electric
Vamerican Gan
Free Clinic Examinations Draw Large Erie Crowd
Over a hundred residents participated in a free heart and tuberculosis clinic at the Municipal Building in Erie. Dr. William P. Brown and Dr. 1 4 Mc Laughlin led heart and TB exams, with about eighty and twenty tests respectively. Local officials plan a high school clinic in October followed by x ray checks for positive cases. The event, funded by Christmas seal sales, underscored the demand for regular health screenings.
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Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association
J. Kenneth Winter
Sla
William P. Brown
Philadelphia
McLaughlin
Erie
Winters
Thet Journal
Bank Clerk Faces Severe Sentence In Pittsburgh Case
Pittsburgh June 21 George Goleman a 74 year old bank clerk pleaded guilty to crediting two men with deposits they did not make enabling them to swindle Western Savings Bank of about 19000 He faces the maximum 98 year term at sentencing Monday Max Green and W J Carlton convicted of related charges will also be sentenced at that time Goleman and Green are jailed while Carlton is free on 4000 bond pending sentencing
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Pittsburgh
George Goleman
Western Savings Bank
Coleman
Max Green
Tailat
Wm. J. Carlton
Radio Entertainment Lineup and Network Schedule
A listing of today’s top radio programs across networks WHAP WEAF and WABC. Entries include 7:00 AM Cities Service Cone Orchestra on WHAP and 8:00 AM Raleigh Revue on WEAF, with later features on WABC and NBC CBS networks.
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WHAP
NBG
Cone
Orchestra
WEAF
NBC
Releigh
WABC
CBS
F Reigns
Lopes
Brnne Calloway
GBS
Dike Wellington
Rand
Corry Manufacturer Flies to Pacific Coast on Business
Leonard T. McWiroy general manager of Standard Auto Products, a unit of Agro Supply, sails to the Pacific coast by air. Accompanied by Aero Supply President George S. Stich, McWiroy left Dayton for Chicago in two and a half hours, then on to St. Louis and westward to the coast in Stich's plane led by Pilot Halaman.
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Leonard T. McWiroy
Standard Autogpatic Products Company
Agro Supply Company
Pacific Coast
George S. Stich
Aero Supply
Mchlroy
Dayton
Chicago
St. Louis
Mr. Stioh
Halaman
Corry Boy to Give Concert Here Tuesday
Corry welcomed baritone Keven Whittlesey to perform in the senior high school auditorium Tuesday evening under the American Legion. Elizabeth Roling Davis accompanies with two numbers and the program includes Pilgrim's Song and other classic pieces. Tickets are sold through members of the American Legion post.
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Lee Whittlesey
Senior High
Corry Post
American Legion
Keven
Corry
Whittlesey
Hiero
Carrier Post
Auditoriun
Schumann
Dvorak
Rachmaninot
Mrs. Davis
Georges
Picking Mulberriea
Gelly
Unknown Soldier
O'Hart
Poor Man's Garden
Rowe
Whitittesey
Ameria Legum Port
Rugséil
Hindenburg Accepts Envoy Resignation and Names Bruening
President Hindenburg accepts the resignation of Finance Minister Moldenkauer and designates Chancellor Bruening to take the portfolio. Rumors link Hermann Hoepker-Aschoff and Hermann Robert Jeteicy to the post while a move to install a financial dictator with Dr. Hyrstmar Schscht was discussed but uncertain.
Bobby Jones Wins British Open for Third Time
Bobby Jones won his third British Open with a 291 total at Hoylake a feat that also marks him as the first to win both the British amateur and open in a single year since 1890. Leo Diegel faltered down the stretch after leading briefly as Compston faded, finalizing Jones’s victory.
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Bobby Jones
Diegel
Compston
Argh Rogers
United Press
Hoylake
England
Leo Diegel
Royal Lytham St. Anne's
St. Andrews
Jones
John Ball
United States
Bobby
MacDonald Smith
Henry Cotton
Fred Robson
Archie Compston
Leo
Early adjournment plans blocked in Congress
Washington June 20 United Press reports adjournment hopes faltered as Senate and House leaders hold the whip. No set date for adjournment as lawmakers push to complete all desired legislation before President Hoover signs or vetoes the World War veterans pension measure and a $120 million rivers and harbors bill. Senate passage of the latter moves to conference. a veto on the pension bill seems likely but a two thirds vote could override.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
House
Hoover I
Smoot
Finance Committee
Reed
Mr.Hoover
Hoover
Fathers Sons In Slugfest In Squirrel Hill
A father and son slugfest in the Squirrel Hill district early June 20 injured two prominent men and led to five arrests, with bail set at 1000 dollars each for hearings in Moris Court. Police said three showdowns occurred as Herbert Simon and his wife clashed with her father Simon Harris and relatives. Herbert was hospitalized after being struck. Harris suffered a head injury.
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Pittsburgh
Squirrel Hill
Moris Court
Herbert Simon
Blanche
Herbert
Simon Simon
Batts
Ithers
Nows
Simon
Monte Hote Hospital
Harris
Davis to Speak at Dedication of Moose Lodge Home
Secretary of Labor James J. Davis will speak at Homestead Lodge No. 66 Loyal Order of Moose dedication tonight in Homestead Ps. The lodge home cost about 75 000 dollars to build.
New King Hopes to Introduce U S Efficiency
King Carol I of Roumania aims to apply American efficiency methods to modernize his country in line with constitutional democracy. In a U P interview he spoke of being a constitutional monarch, admiring the United States system of work and seeking practical modernization of Roumania's administrative machinery. Mrs Emmett Curtis of Columbus visited the city today with friends on business.
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Alexander Hartig
United Press
Bucharest
Roumania
Carol I of
United States
Carol
Paris
Nations
Assembly
Ferdinand
Michael
National Assembly
Iking Carol
Emmett Curtis
Columbus
Rivers and Harbors Bill Paused by Senate
United Press reports in Washington on June 20 that the 120,000,000 rivers and harbors bill, aiding the inland waterway system linking the Midwest with the Great Lakes and Atlantic coast, was paused by the Senate. The measure, already passed by the House, will go to conference to settle differences.
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United Press
Washington
Middle West
Great Lakes
Atlantic Bream
Senate
House
French Bitter Denounces New American Tariff in Paris
Paris reports French industrial leaders condemn the new US tariff as reprisals loom. Officials note some rates rising up to 150 percent, hitting watches, clocks, talcum powders, cotton, woolen goods, gloves, and nuts. about 12 French industries expected to be affected soon.
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United Press
Paris
Ghasiber of Deputies
Tari Committee
Ministry of Commerce
France
America
Herse
Feviston
Gangland slays stagger Chicago as new police drive forms
A gangster was killed in Chicago today as rival gunmen gunned down Lorenzo Juliano, boss of a south side alcohol gang, in a ride by attackers. Iron Man John Aleseks, newly appointed police commissioner, plans a major crime crackdown after the murder follows the earlier assassination of Tribune reporter Alfred Lingle, which spurred public outcry and police resignations.
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Chicago
John Aleseks
Lorenzo Juliano
South Side
Metropolis
Alfred Lingle
Chicago Tribune
Mystery Notes From Gotham Slayer Tie to Queens Murders
Philadelphia and New York police traced letters from a killer known as Tumset to a suspect, Joseph Clarke. The notes threaten further victims, naming victims including Moyzinsky and Bowley, while an escapee from Kings Park Hospital is linked to the case as police pursue clues amid a spate of violence.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Josep Clarke
Creedmore
N. J
New York
Queens
Long Island
John Moszynski
Joseph Moseynski
F. M. Clarke
Tumset
New York Evening Journal
C. P
W. R
College Point
N.Y. C
NYC Police Department
Josep Moyzinsky
Noel Bowley
Elizabeth Ring Andl
Catherine May
Bormilt R. P
Brooklyn
Mortis Horowitz
Lyter Horowitz
Horcivitz
Joseph Ustica
State Hospital For the
Kings Park
Aimiar
Mnurderer
Moyzinsky
Sowley
Making plans for round world flight from Roosevelt Field
Edna May Cooper of Hollywood said plans are underway for a round world flight likely to start with a trans Atlantic hop from Roosevelt Field New York. She will not go alone lacking navigation knowledge and preliminary arrangements aim to equip and test a Roan monoplane similar to Lindberghs.
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Oklahoma City
Roosevelt Field
N. Y
Edna May Cooper
Hollywood
Miss Cooper
Lindbergh Sed
Roosevelt Piald
Byrd Welcomed Home By President After Antarctic Flight
Explorer Richard Byrd arrives in Washington from New York to a warm Capitol greeting. More than 1,000 people crowd Union Station as Mrs. Byrd joins the party. President Hoover will host Byrd at the White House, who discusses plans and the value of Antarctic exploration amid debts and future claims.
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Lyle G. Wilson
United Press
Washington
Richard
Byrd
Capitol
New York
Union Station
Poles
Atlaatic Ocean
Hoover
White House
Antarctica
Mats
United States
Ross Quadrant
Ross Sea
Corry Student Enters Finals in Oratory Contest
Miss Mary Ressler of St Edward's High School advances to finals of the Brientoverse oratories contest after winning Greenville district eliminations in Meadville. The statewide finals feature district winners with awards presented by Bishop Jon Mark Gannon at today’s conclusion.
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Mary Ressler
St. Edward’s High
St. Edward’s High School
Toflay
Two Priests Rescued from Chinese Bandits at Hankow
Government troops rescued two Catholic priests from a mission at Sinyangchow who had been kidnapped. The priests, Br King and Pr Kalwey, were held near Sinyangchow for ransom. Cavalry forces attacked the bandits, routed them, and escorted the priests back to their mission.
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United Press Hankow
Sinyangchow
Br King
Pr. Kalwey
Bendite
Tn @ exis
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Corry Boy
Hindenburg
U. S
Chamber of Deputies
Gotham Slayer
Round World Flight
Byrd Party
Antarctic
South Pacific Ocean
Antartica
State Department
Sreay
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