Odd Fellows Bi-Centennial Celebration at Waterford
Thousands attended the Washington Bi centennial event in Waterford as Erie county Odd Fellows organized the celebration with local lodges and dignitaries. The parade and program honored Fort LeBoeuf history and Washington’s visit, with James Woorlrow as marshal leading the 1:30 p m parade toward the monument and historic academy.
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All-Kiwanis Night Planned by Corry Club
The Kiwanis Club finalized plans for All-Kiwanis Night at Corry Country Club next Monday at 6 15 PM with dinner and program. Delegates Ray Greene and Chris Christensen will attend the Detroit Kiwanis International convention. Spiritual Jubilee Singers performed at the club meeting, delivering a strong musical program accompanied by the Thirslee Singers.
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Spitale Quizzed in Slaying of Gangster
Salvatore Spitale, an underworld intermediary linked to Lindbergh in the kidnap case, was questioned by police in the investigation of the shooting death of Brooklyn gangster Vannie Trevis. Spitale said he did not know who placed him in the spot. Lindbergh’s second negotiator, Bitz, was noted as having business ties with Myzine.
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Tidal Wave Carries Mexicans to Deaths
United Press reports a tidal wave struck Cuyutlán Colima Mexico killing many residents. Officials lack casualty totals as relief teams assess the scene along a ten mile coast. Governor Saucedo travels from Colima to oversee operations as refugees recount chaotic aftermath.
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Pinchot Lists Ways to Raise Relief Funds
Governor Pinchot outlines options for funding unemployment relief in the June special session. Measures include cutting existing appropriations, new taxes, state bond loans, expanding local borrowing and taxing powers, and tax-law tweaks. Protects hospital and education funds first. any excess could fund relief.
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New York scandal links to Mayor Walker on arrest plot
June 23 report recounts the death of Chila Mapscha Senna and sensational disclosures that exposed police vice squad framing of women. The revelations spurred calls for investigation and the Hofstadter committee, eventually implicating Mayor James J. Walker. Fire probes note two suspects questioned after a plant blaze in Allentown damaging two shirt factories and forcing 196 layoffs with $45,000 in losses.
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Luther shoots 78 in opening round at U S Open
Ted Luther of Valley Heights Country Club Oakmont posted a 78 in the first round at Flushing in the U S Open. He carded a 39 on the outward nine. Early leaders include Leo Diegel leading the field with a 74 and Gene Sarazen close behind after the opening round.
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Plan Arrests If Stop Signs Not Observed
Mayor Ben F. Starr announced early today that stop signs have been placed at the approach to through streets and that immediate arrests and fines will follow violations. The warning followed a near-miss at the South and Center streets intersection when a young woman driver failed to stop and a collision with a truck was narrowly avoided.
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Federal judge cites jury fixers in central Pennsylvania
In Scranton Pa on June 28 Federal Judge Albert Johnson charged that jury fixers operated in parts of the middle Pennsylvania federal district he oversees He suggested they ignored commutes leading to jurors being excluded from cases in his court and that of Federal Judge Bert Watson Enckawamas county attorneys know where the jury fixers operate.
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Middle Pennsylvania
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Ly Court
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Enckawamas County
Today’s Five Best Radio Entertainments
Radio listings present NBC and CBS network programs with times including Jones and Hare at 6 45, Modern Male Choirs at 3, Dance Hour with Walter Winehell at 8, and Fast Freight at 9 15, alongside WEAR and WABC schedules.
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France Seen As Obstacle To Hoover Plan
Geneva reports the United States pledging not to abandon the Hoover disarmament plan despite opposition from France. Delegates from Britain, France and the US discussed a one third cut in world arms, with 26 nations reportedly giving broad support though Paris demanded caution about France’s security. European press reactions varied from praise to criticism with cautious official comments.
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Social worker found slain in Logan West Virginia
Mrs Robert Thurmond, 42, wife of a local police officer and active in church and social work, was found murdered along a trail in Tracemotrais. Coroner says two head wounds and a throat cut caused death. Police questioned city officials, including Harry Robertson, with blood found on Robertson's car. Rain washed away clues as the body lay fully clothed with an expensive gown and wrist watch nearby.
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Tamany Reported Favoring Baker at Convention
Unverified reports from Tam many Hall circles in Chicago suggest Newton D. Baker of Ohio is the private preference of Aunt Curry, a longtime Tamany leader, for the presidential nomination. Curry denies endorsing any candiate publicly and says he will comment only after New York Sunday. He has opposed Smith, shown no enthusiasm for Roosevelt, and denies backing a Stop Roosevelt movement.
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Roosevelt Drafts Plain Prohibition Plank For Platform
In Chicago Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt has drafted a concise prohibition plank described as direct and frank. He favors expeditious congressional action to move toward a repeal amendment but seeks safeguards against a relapse to the saloon. Reports note about 800 words were said to be required to draft the platform while the Republican version runs about 8000 words.
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Democrats push relief measure in Senate showdown
Washington reports Senate Democrats pressed through a 2.0 billion unemployment relief plan after a 13 hour session. A gag rule limited debate to five minutes per senator as dissenters warned of efforts to overturn it. The chamber also approved a 150 million economy bill and rejected attempts to strip a 50 million public works bond from the relief package.
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Menjou's Adopted Son Held for Murder Facing Hearing
Harold L. Menjou, adopted son of Adolph Menjou, will face a June 30 preliminary hearing on murder and driving while intoxicated charges. A coroner's jury blamed him for the automobile death of his fiancée, Marjorie At Gauthier, 15, in Beverly Hills. Menjou posted $4,000 bail after last night's release.
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State highway plans show U K Street route changes
The State Highway Department presents East Main Union Street improvements with no change to East Main. Plans include resurfacing from Center street to the railroad, an 18 foot concrete highway from Shady avenue to the Warren county line, and a concrete pavement from the city line on Union towards Church. Bids open in Harrisburg on July 5.
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Fire and hospital rescue across Bennington news flash
Fifty patients were saved by nurses firemen and volunteers when a hospital fire threatened the Henry W Putnam Memorial Hospital. In other items Olin Dutta leads in the National Open with 69 under par. Premiers of France and Britain discuss Germany reparations. Dr Harvey Qushing removes a tumor from the wife of former President Calles. Gardner Cowles Sr nominated for a corporate board post. A man named Delpinrie is held by police for alleged $4 million confidence scheme.
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Hitchcock to Head Group to Draft Platform
Gilbert M Hitchcock named chairman of the Democratic national convention platform committee in Chicago. Rivalries surfaced as Roosevelt supporters and others clashed over proposed subcommittees and leadership, signaling bitter fights to come at the convention.
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Roosevelt Victory Looms In Democratic Convention Fight
United Press survey notes Roosevelt holds near victory as Democrats prepare for Maine convention start. Alfred E. Smith and the two-thirds rule loom large with platform debates on proportional changes to the Volstead act and calls for immediate moderation. Delegates and committees gather as the party moves toward key decisions on a pivotal political battle.
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