Danish American aviators land in Copenhagen amid cheers
The Liberty crew Edberty and Otto Hbligant Hofgur Holzis arrived at Copenhagen airfield after a dramatic Atlantic crossing. A crowd of 20,000 watched as Danish military planes escorted them in, with mother and sister greeting the pilots and the Aeronautical Society awarding medals. Separately in Moscow, Post and Gatty prepared for Siberia as Winnie Mae headed toward Novosibirsk with favorable winds and a clouded sky.
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Ole Cavling
United Press
Copenhagen
Denmark
Edberty
Eunry
Otto Hbligant Hofgur Holzis
Hy Goday
Atliantis
America
Liberty
Ni Y
Krefeld
Germany
Fiers
Hoiriis
Keisa Tie Pial
Aeroautical Seciety
Thor
Unefeld
Eugene Lyons
Moshow
Ine
Winnie Mic
Atlantic
Europe
Siberia
Moscow
Wiley Post
Harold Gatty
Ural
Asia
Novosibirsk
Liemers
Leverefund
Vicin
Tuxelliey
Plan Swimming Pool At Lovells Pond Drained
Plan to drain Lovell's Station pond for a swimming pool was noted with B A Lee overseeing the work. His briefing to local sportsmen described dangers to fish if not properly managed and announced a large pool development within a day or two at the site.
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Lovells
Lovell's Station
Jonrney
B. A. Lee
Lee
Gorty
U.S.-French Accord on Hoover Plan Near
Washington June 26 United Press Secretary of State Stimson said full relief under Hoover’s debtor holiday plan would require refinement of French suggestions. He noted the French reply was not seen as altering overall optimism and indicated continued cooperation. Negotiations to implement the plan would involve Secretary Melon and Ambassador Edge in Paris with French officials.
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United Press
Washington
Stimson
Hoover
Holtdley
Aifmsan
State Department
Paul Claw Wel
Stinson
Treasury
Mellon
Walter Edge
Ingayn
Paris
Governor Pinchot Disposes Bills Amid Reapportionment Vote
Harrisburg plans action on 121 bills before Saturday night. Key measure, congressional reapportionment, would cut Pennsylvania from 38 to 22 districts. governor undecided. He signs Peters first class township code. vetoes Hep Reed second class township code over highway department approval for road purchases. Changes favor township officials and auditors, with salaries set by population. Approval of Henderson bill creates Fort Necessity State Park in Fayette County with 250000 appropriation for 234 acres, site of Washington’s first command battle in the French and Indian Wars.
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United Press Harrisburg
Duns
Pinchot
Hep
Heed
Dauphin
State Highway Department
Widher
Fort Necessity
Fayette County
State Park
George Washington
Lowry Humes Braun Morrow Named to Pittsburgh Board
Harrisburg June 26 Gov Pinchot announced removal of three Pittsburgh city board of registration commissioners and appointment of three new members Major B Lowry Humes Sara C Braun and John K Morrow to the board replacing J Scott Morgan James Pick and Whi A Means The old board was appointed by former Gov Fisher
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Harrisburg
Pittsburgh
Kline Declares No Intention Of Quitting Post
Pittsburgh June 26 Danial Kline refused to resign amid malfeasance charges. Indicted with Bertram Succop on 49 counts related to city purchasing. Grand jury demanded bank and broker records as probes continue.
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Pittsburgh
Danial
Charles H. Kline
Bertram L. Succom
Prakordge
Kline
Succop
Kine
Pepper warns politicians may block Hoover debt plan
Bedford Springs Pa June 26 Former U S Senator George W Pepper warned during the Pennsylvania Bar Association banquet that politicians may try to block the Hoover international debt vacation plan. He urged support for the president and unity in world leadership while noting depression and a lack of global direction threaten nations. Pepper outlined three lawyerly qualities courage and comprehension as public necessities.
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Bedford Springs
George W. Pepper
U. S
Pennsylvania Bar Association
Hoover
T Just
Iimay Amarica
Pepper
Dreiser Attacks AFL Conspiracy With Operators
Pittsburgh, June 26 Theodone Dreiser accuses the American Federation of Labor of being a closed corporation serving power groups and harming miners. He urges open doors for all workers, cites a plan for a close union between big corporations and the AFL to suppress labor. He reports pay poverty, company stores overcharge, and threats to workers who seek better jobs.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Theodone Drvssey
American ‘Federation of Labor
Iind
Dreiser
Iife
A. F. of L
United Mine Workers of America
Lie A. B. of L
Alout
United States
America
M. W
A. F
United Mine Workers
Council to Name New Mayor Early July
The council plans to name a temporary mayor at the next meeting in early July to serve until the November election. The interim mayor will fill the unexpired term of the late mayor, with names of several prominent citizens discussed as possible choices and a new councilman to be elected in November to succeed.
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Serhious
Bane Waaayar la Aerve
Alexander
Ciky Cobueb
Imunicipal Commission
Tke Miteling
T He
Lo IL
T. England
Wid
Ben F. Starr
Magland
Tur Lhe Interin
Ths
Nrew
Fue Ole Siiinci
Cyclonic Storm Slams Cleveland Injuring and Paralyzing Traffic
Unverified reports describe a cyclonic storm striking Cleveland with violent winds just before dawn. Residential areas suffer heavy damage as hundreds of cars stall. weather officials call the event unprecedented and continue coverage on page four.
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United Press
Cleveland
Pickets March To Sykesville Mines As Strike Spreads
Sagamore district miners marching to the Buffalo and Susquehanna Coal Company Sykesville mines to recruit workers for the walkout. About 150 men made the 18 mile trek on both days amid guard presence and no disorder. Officials report 760 off strike at Sagamore, while 40 percent of new recruits allegedly joined the walkout. a meeting at Sykesville was planned to expand actions. Also, Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburgh Railway conductor Edward T. Inwia of Buffalo died after being struck, losing a leg in a separate accident near Newcastle.
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Ay United Press
Clainyo
Sykesville
Sagamore
Newcastle, Pa
Edward 'T
Inwia
Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburgh
Hia
Five Best Radio Entertainments Overview
A daytime radio guide lists top programs across NBC CBS networks. Highlights include Little Jacke on WJAX WABC schedule, Morton Downey on WABC, Ripley on WIZ, Theatre of the Air on WHAF, and orchestral broadcasts on WABC.
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WHAY
NBC Network
Jacke Little
WABC
CBS Network
Morton Downey
WIZ
Ripley
WHAF
Outbreaks Reported in Mine Field Strikes and Wounding
United Press reports multiple outbreaks in mining areas near California and Richeyville Washington county. Joseph Yargo, 11 years old, seriously wounded during a strike near Vesta No 4 mine. Claire Wilson, 88, held by state police for questioning. Five injured in attack on Victor Garzony home. Doliner and Metz involved in exchange of gunfire.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Joseph Yargo
Phillipsburg
California
Washington County
Vesta
Victor Garzony
Tinted Mine Workers of America
Garzony
Joseph Doney
Doliner
Frank Metz
United Mine Workers
Metz
Robert Von Moschzisker Named PBA President
Robert Von Moschzisker of Philadelphia, former chief justice of the Pennsylvania supreme court, was elected president of the Pennsylvania Bar Association at the closing session in Badford Springs. Judge Sara M. Soifel of Allegheny County received an ovation for her address on statutes. Attorney Wm. R. Dalzell is mentioned for chairing a 15 member committee to plan disseminating information about judicial candidates.
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Badford Springs
Ps. Jime
Robert von Moschzisker
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Pennsylvania Bar Association
Sara M. Soifel
Allegheny County
Pennsylvania
Wm. R. Dalzell
Foster returns home from business trip
A. L. Foster, after a business visit in the east, returned home this afternoon. Duane Bracken attended the Wood reunion in Shermas this afternoon, with the event scheduled to be held Saturday.
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A. L. Foster
Est
Duane Bracken
Shermas
Widespread Storm Damage In Cony and Vicinity
A severe electrical storm swept across Pennsylvania causing extensive property damage and numerous downed trees. Lightning strikes ignited fires near Cartey Hill and Clymer, with two barns damaged and repairs underway by utility crews. Widespread damage extended to Concord Township Spartansboro and Britto Run, with telephones down and a large transformer struck on West Smith Street. Continuous high winds felled trees, damaged lines, and disrupted farm and rural areas, prompting continued reports into the night.
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Cony
Pennsylvania
Cartey Hill
Re Ochbe
Clymer
B. W. Slye
Tobi
Garter Hill
oLter Hans
Pate
Lightniss
Mutu Telephone
Pennsylvania Electric Companies
Bell
Smith Street
Leon van Tassel
Howard Meclyarm
State Fish Hatchery
Concord Townshin
Arden Hardwitt Farm
Concord
Spartansboro
Britto Run
Glyndon
Findley Lake
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Dresser
Labor Federation
Gatty
Post
Irkutsk
Hillig
Hoiri
Bremen
E. A. Lee
Gov. Pinchot
Borough Street
Auiss Marjorie Sheldon
Jamestown
Penn'a Bar Association
A.f.ofl
Chicago
Andres Payley
Metropolitan Opera Company of
New York
McCormick Hotel
Near North Side
Punksutawney
Miners’ Union
PENN
Bar Association of Pennsylvania
City Park
Spring Creek
Spring
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