Robertson and Jardine Favored in Farm Board Picks
United Press reports eight members of the new federal farm board near selection to oversee 150 million dollars in revolving funds for agricultural relief. Prominent candidates include Charles Robertson of Los Angeles, former Secretary of Agriculture Jardine, and ex Nebraska Governor Samuel McKelvie, with regional balance sought among wheat, cotton, corn, and fruit sectors. The White House timing aims for a decision within a week.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Hoover
Federal Farm Board
Congress
Charles Robertson
Los Angeles
Japdine
Ox Jating
White House
Lost Spanish Seaplane Crew Feared Lost At Sea
Madrid and Lisbon report intensified effort to locate Commander Ramon Franco and three companions after their Do 16 seaplane vanished on a westward crossing from Cartagena. Government ministries coordinate searches with ships, sea planes, and radio networks as anxiety mounts without a confirmed sighting near the Azores or along the Atlantic route to the United States.
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John Degand
United Press
Madrid
Ramon Franco
Hige
Tin auid-Atlanti
Wden
United States
Ancre
Jtke Dornier
Spain
Cartagena
Spai
Uoubi
Azores Islands
Agores
Fiers
Dhe
Navy
Sir
al Teasly
Afajor Aymut
Coromander Franco
Aymar
Atlantic
Lisbon
Longo Agrero
Tralian Eyiator
Italy
Hawks Leave for New York for Round Trip Flight
Captain Frank Hawks departed from Parks airport at 0:47 a.m. for New York to finalize preparations for a one stop round trip flight between New York and Los Angeles. Officials at the field set signaling devices to relay weather and destination conditions for the mission, with launch expected in the next few days.
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United Press
Five Best Radio Entertainments in Newark Tonight
Radio listings show AVOR Newark with 7:00 program on Main Street Stetchey and DSTJ networks. NBC WABC CBS broadcasts feature Adventures of the Fo tora Paul Whitemen Orchestra Voice of Columbia and Vandeville Hour across stations WHAM NBC and CBS.
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AVOR
Leach Seeks Re election To City Council 1978 Race Begins
D E Leach announces candidacy for re election to the City Commission as mayoral race signals begin for 1978 municipal contest. Leach currently serves as superintendent of streets after a prior tenure in safety and a council reorganization. Incumbents Mayor Bracken and Council members Loveland and Leach have announced plans to seek reelection.
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D. E. Leach
Alexander
Frank M. Loveland
D. Byerett Leach
Leach
Department of Safety
Ula
Olin W. Bracken
Jountsmen
3. B. Leach
Leteh
Hia Wnol
Tiny
Yen
Pittsburgh May Become Fourth City of U S
Voters in Allegheny County cast ballots on a metropolitan charter to unite 122 municipalities into one city over a million in population. If approved the city would rank fourth in the nation, requiring majorities countywide and in most localities to pass.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
United States
Rotary Club to Send Delegation to Westfield
The Westfield Rotary Club, led by new president Ralph S. Dewey, plans a delegation of about twenty members to Westfield Thursday evening for the district governor to present the charter to the new club. Retiring officers presided at the final meeting at the Hotel Corry.
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J. J. Desmond
Rotary Club
Hotel Corry
Ralph S. Dewey
Harry Auer
Mr. Auer
D. A. Halstrom
Lucile Murray
Washington, D.C
Mr. Berg
Officié
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sam Grenner
Europe
Westfeld
Spencer M. DeGeller
Bradford
Fletcher resigns as American ambassador to Italy
June 25 report states Henry P. F. Pletcher has resigned as the United States ambassador to Italy. No replacement named yet and the note confirms the resignation is official. The article notes the resignation was announced today.
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Fletcher
Washington
Henry PF. Pletcher
Birthday Dinner for Corry Womans Club Delights Guests
Corry Business and Professional Women's Club hosted an all ages birthday dinner at Hotel Corry last night. Forty seven attendees included members from New Castle Erie Union City and Meadville with guests welcomed to a decorated dining room. The program featured Ruth Clyburn as toast mistress and Helen Morrell delivering the welcome address.
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New Castle
Erie
Union City
Meadville
Corry
Hotel
Worty
Ave
New Castle Club
Mealville
Amain
Sting
Kinmer
Mra. Dawson Olmatead
Ming Ruth Clyburn
Corry Hospital
Clu’ J
Pennsylvania
Ruth Whitaker
Helen Morrell
Corry Club
Three Black men confess in Pittsburgh first degree case
In Pittsburgh on June 25 three Black men Martin Avery 28 John Henry 22 and William Walter 25 admitted to a serious first degree case after detectives said the motive was revenge. Edward Krets 64 was shot in a drug store as he stood with Avery.
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Pittsburgh
toMy
Edward J. Krets
Martin Avery
John Henry
William Walter
Henry
Belo
Avery
Nct
Hielx
Asche
Bly Store
Whler Avery
Milk Expert Reviews City Milk Controls and Plans Revisions
Harrisburg milk division chief Irwin toured Corry inspecting the Model Dairy plant and other facilities. He praised local sanitary standards, noted potential tightening of milk pedlar licensing, and urged more frequent dairy inspections. The visit informed Board of Health and City Council on proposed ordinance revisions.
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Album
Tewin
Harrisburg
Division of
State Department of Health
Une City
Antll
Irwin
Total Health Board
Truilt
Model Dairy Company
Pennnsylvania Avenue
Tocal
Board of Health
Use Model Dairy Company
Corry
Board of Health and City Council
Hero of Clinic Blast Dying in Cleveland Story
Patrolman Brest Staab who saved 21 lives during the Cleveland Clinic disaster is in critical condition at St John’s Hospital after collapsing from gas exposure. He repeatedly entered the gas filled building to rescue victims before Blackout.
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Presa
Cleveland
Brest Staab
Cleveland Clinic
St. John's Hospital
Ater
Ialsaaler
Slash
Thieves Take Cash From Local Cigar Shop After Dark
Thieves believed to ride in before closing stole about $125 from the United Cigar Store and billiard parlor on North Center Street. Investigators found a jimmied drawer and a missing bag of receipts while the cash register and another drawer sum remained untouched. Police suspect a local ring or accomplice connection based on circumstances.
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United Cigar
Carlo Finch
Horm
North Center Street
Large Confirmation Ceremonies Held at Two Erie Churches
Bishop Gannon presided as sixty five Catholics and adults received the sacrament at St Thomas and St Elizabeth in Erie. Delegations from Corty Council Knights of Columbus and Woard Lie gree Assembly formed an escort for the bishop and clergy. Miss Anna Shields sang at offertory as Rev James Hopkins led Benediction and the St Hlinsbeth choir provided music. A later class of eighty was presented for confirmation at St Elizabeth's by Rev V J Reiser.
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St. ‘Thomas
St. Elizabeth's
el Rey
John Mark Gannon
Erie
Corty Council
Knights of Columbus
Woard Liegree
St.Thomas Church
Gannon
James Hopkins
Titusville
Grove
Anna Shields
V. J. Reiser
St. Hlinsbeth's Church
Lannon
Tully to Appeal Decision Over Copyright Suit
Richard Wilton Tully author of The Bit of Paradise plans an appeal after a New York jury awarded Mrs. Frace A. Pendier 608 981 for alleged plagiarism of her In Hawaii. Supreme Court Justice Mullan reserved ruling on Pendier’s request to hold Tully in contempt for failing to turn over contracts for royalties.
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Unite Eres
New York
Richard Wilton Tully
Frace A. Pendier
Tully
Feniller
Hawaii
Supreme Court
Mullan
Fendler
Deny Rumors of Consolidation Denied by Curtiss and Wright Leaders
In New York on June 25, Curtiss Aeroplane and Motor Company President C. M. Keyes and Wright Aeronautical Corporation Chairman Richard F. Hoyt publicly denied renewed merger rumors. Both executives stated no consolidation talks were underway between the two aviation giants.
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Anaconda
New York
Anséonda Copper Mining Company
UNE Ferre
Curtiss Aeroplane and Motor Company
Wright Aeronautical Corporation
Wns
C. M. Keyes
Curtiss Concern
Richard F. Hoyt
Wright, Sbepotalon
Lutheran pulpits closed to women in Missouri Synod
River Forest Illinois June 25 Lutherans decide pulpits remain closed to women. Professor J T Mueller of St Louis tells delegates the Bible has no reference to women leading a church. Women may serve in deaconess roles and as missionaries.
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River Forest
J. T. Mueller
St. Louis
Missouri Synod
Mueller
Mexico to Reconcile Church Gunas and State Laws
Mexican Interior Department announces progress toward settling church state clashes after meetings with Archbishop Leopold Ruiz Flores and Bishop Pasqual Diaz. Federal stance nullifies Vera Cruz and Tabasco laws on one bishop seat and priest marriage, with property returns pending inventories and local negotiations.
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Vera Cruz
Tabases
Vera ‘Cruz
Tabasco
Thunderstorm blamed for Massachusetts bus crash
A storm din hindered the bus driver from hearing an approaching train at a grade crossing in Shefield Massachusetts. The collision yesterday caused four deaths and injuries to seven others. Authorities believed the thunder din contributed to the tragedy and ongoing investigations continue.
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Meee Torie
Aera Shefield
Mass
Revival of Hurst kidnapping case shocks Wooster
The case resurfaces as the mother of eight year old Junior Hanan testifies to county prosecutor Marion Craven alleging attempts to abduct her son. Craven plans an appeal after appellate court reversed the Arnolds conviction, while strange men have lingered near the Hanan home in Wooster.
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United Press Wooster
Melvin Hurst
Gotden
Junior Hanan
Atte
Hiias
Artie Arnold
Marion Craven
Arnolds
Hanna
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Hawks
U. S
Westfield
D. A. Hillstrom
B.P. W. Club
Health Board
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St. Thomas
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