Couzens Outlines Economic Remedy At World Conference
United States Senator James Couzens urged nations to follow Roosevelt’s lead by adopting similar recovery policies. He praised the U S public works program as a key to energizing production and consumption and urged coordinated efforts to stabilize foreign exchange. He proposed restructuring international debt, noted parallels with Neville Chamberlain’s earlier plan, and spoke at the world economy conference in London.
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Harry Flory
United Press
London
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James Couzens
Michigan
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United States
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Strueire
Neville Chamberlain
Britain
Boy Heroes To Visit Chicago After Averting Wreck
Six boys aged 11 to 15 from Pisgah Home and Orphan Asylum will travel as special guests on Eve Limited from Gerry to Chicago around 8:20 PM. They recently gained national fame for flagging an oncoming train to warn of a washout on the fire tracks near their home. The trip to Chicago, with Matron Mrs Emma G McCrea, marks their recognition as young safety idols.
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Chicago
Rudolph Bors
Jake Metnizik
Douglas Pleming
Frank Mazkola
Mile Mazcola
John Murdock
Pasuic
Orphen Asylum
Pis- Baie
Simoat Evert
Emma G McCrea
Earthquake in East Indies Kills Dozens and Destroys Homes
Reports say more than 70 people dead after a strong quake centered near Benkselen. No injury toll confirmed yet but feared high. Over 300 houses were leveled across several native villages.
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East Indies
Quakery
Benkselen
Lindberghs Plan Atlantic Flight To Greenland Iceland
Charles A Lindbergh and his wife plan a two week departure to begin a pathfinding Atlantic flight for Pan American Airways. They may extend to Greenland Iceland and possibly Denmark aboard large flying boats using Lockheed pon toons on the Chinas flight path.
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Atlantic Flight
United Press
New York
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Iceland
Denmark
Europe
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Pan-American Oinerals
Atlante
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Lockheed
Chins
Chicago crime wave hits hard over weekend
Chicago saw a surge in violence and kidnappings over the weekend with gun assaults, a boxer kidnapped, and multiple homicides. Young Corbett and his wife were briefly abducted, released after $275 and two diamond rings were taken. A 36 year old woman was shot near a church after being dropped by a gunman. Other killings followed during wedding party disputes and burglaries at a roadhouse. Rev. Francis O Connell left for Allegany to attend a retreat.
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Chicago
Young Corbett
California
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Mary Morrison
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George Barthellimy
Perle Peck
Will Publish Names Of Gold Hoarders In Future Prosecutions
Washington June 26 Attorney General Cummings announced that the names of gold hoarders will be published before prosecutions begin. He refused to set a date for publication or for prosecutions, saying the public will have a chance to do its duty by exposing hoarded gold. He indicated that prosecutions and convictions would likely follow, in a measured, deliberate manner.
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United Press
Washington
Cummings
Pope Guarded After Bombing At St Peter's
Rome June 26 extensive vigilance around the Pope and Vatican City properties was ordered at St Peter's Apostolic palaces after a bombing. Papal gendarmes to question those with questionable accounts or suspicious views. Those carrying packs or valises must open and show contents as Italian police pursue a strongly suspected man believed to be imminent arrest.
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Vatican City
St. Peter's
Apostolic Palaces
Stork message from Aimee to Bare leaks to public
Paris June 26 Aimee MacPherson Semple claimed she gave birth to a nine pound baby but said she had no baby and wanted to test telegram reach. Dr Charles Bove disclosed he sent the message to trace private telegram leaks from Angelus Temple as newspapers relay the news quickly. He suspected a U S leak and noted Mrs Hulton’s condition and a Switzerland stay before possible divorce proceedings.
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Thomas Cope
United Press
Paris
Aimee MacPherson Semple
Viet Hie American Hospital
Los Angeles
Calif
Bove
United States
Hulton
Switzerland
Brice Ware
Administration explores inflation tools to boost business progress
Washington dispatch on June 26 reports officials discuss using inflationary powers to sustain forward business momentum. It notes the Thomas amendment authority to adjust gold content and issue notes, plus Fed purchases to ease credit. Government actions aim to lift prices, spur buying, and maintain employment growth without full inflationary moves.
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Richard Gridley
United Press
Washington
USA
Roosevelt
United States
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve Bank
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President Roosevelt Fogs In At Maine Port Aboard Amberjack
President Roosevelt was fogbound aboard the schooner Amberjack 1 near Lakeman's Bay Rogue Island Me. The fog forced a pause in his cruise with his youngest sons Franklin Jr and Thel. He hoped dense mist would lift allowing a slight eastward move.
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Maine
United Press
Roosevelt
Lakeman's Bay
Rogue Island
Child Wanderer Killed by Freight Train Near Home
Twenty month old Donald D. Drayer, son of Mr and Mrs Ralph D. Drayer of west of Mill Village, wandered from home around 7 pm and was killed by a moving freight train. Deputy Coroner Arthur Crowe ruled the death accidental. no inquest required. Survived by parents, a brother and sister. Funeral services set for Tuesday morning with burial in Saegertown cemetery.
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Ralph D. Drayer
Mill Village
Senator Borah Goes Under Knife in Johns Hopkins Operation
Senator William Borah of Idaho underwent a major operation at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore. The surgery was described as successful by hospital aides. Dr. Hugh H. Young performed the operation and noted the senator was in excellent physical condition aside from the illness. If no complications arise, he may be discharged in about three weeks.
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William ©. Borah
Idaho
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Hugh H. Young
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Young
Operations in steel industry continue boom gains
Price advances likely deferred until wages rise as Washington views guide policy. Steel executives plan New York meeting to align price structure. Steel activity rose to 50 percent capacity, with Buffalo up 11 points, New England up 10 percent, other districts up as well. Tin plate mills operated at 85 to 100 percent capacity as structural awards increase and railroads commit to repair work.
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United Press
Cleveland
Washington Administration
Steel
New York
Butta Jlo
New England
Apparenty unaware beer is legalized in Bethel raid
Pittsburgh dispatch reports Bethel township police arrested 16 at Mount Valley Inn Brookside Farms early today amid confiscated liquor including home brew. Officers say surprise at legal beer news caused initial confusion. One woman, Eleanor A O'Brien, held on liquor law violation. others released on their own recognizances. Kenneth Gilly from Sappery Rock pa visiting local family.
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Bethel Township
Mounty Valley
Brookside Farms
John VY
Misitunas
Minkinis
Eleanor A. O’brien
Farmer dies in electric chair for killing son
Belleponte June 26 a Northampton county farmer died in the electric chair at Rockview for killing his 15 year old stepson Isaiah Pos ch last October 22 after the boy returned from playing with friends Kurutz 47 walked to the death chamber from his cell with a brief prayer service and a light breakfast before the execution The court record shows he beat and shot the boy over chores Kurutz was convicted on February 17 and the death sentence was upheld on appeal despite trial motions and a prior spouse’s case
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Belleponte
Pari
Northampton County
Rockview
Josiah Posch
John Kurutz
R. G. Elliott
W. A. Barrett
Kurutz
T. McCreesh
Kurtitz
Joseph
Bfs
Robert A. Stoutz
Stoutz
Supreme Court
Seventeen Arrested After Picnic Riot Near Pittsburgh
A June picnic honoring Congressman Michae J. Muldowney in Scott township ended in a melee. Seventeen people, 14 men and 3 women, were arrested on inciting to riot charges. one charged with disorderly conduct and another with driving while intoxicated. Injuries were reported among participants after a car crash and a free for all involving horses. many used fictitious names. Detective Frank Rite noted most prisoners gave false identities.
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Pittsburgh
United Prets
Michae J. Muldowney
Mt. Lebanon Township
Scott Township
Frank Rite
Ritz
Muldowney
Heat Wave Hits Mid-America As Cattle Die
Mid-America sweltered under a blistering heat wave with cattle dying and crops damaged. Forecasters offered no definite timeline for relief as temperatures topped 100 degrees in many areas and readings remained consistently high.
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United Press
Mid-America
Corry Fails to Share in Rain in Heatwave
Heavy showers skirted the city while Corry received only a light morning shower. Crops suffer from drought as temperatures climb above 80 into record territory. Cattle dying and human hardship expected. forecasts offer little rain for 24 hours. Western regions report extreme highs including 108 degrees in Vinita Guthrie and Newkirk as Missouri Valley showers bring scant relief.
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Kansas City
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Vinita
Ohio
Guthrie
Newkirk
Missouri Valley
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Denver
Tragedy in Greensburg as Frye Kills Landlady
In Greensburg Pennsylvania on June 26, 21 year old Robert Frye stabbed to death landlady Frances Clemens and then wounded her sister Olive Davis before attempting suicide. Clemens mother of three, and her taxi driver husband was slightly hurt in a collision while rushing to the scene.
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United Press
Greensburg
Robert Frye
Frances M. Clemens
Olive Davis
Miss Davis
Frye
Glemens
Corry Boys in C C Encamped at Woodward
The Corps of Forestry Service unit trained at Hort Washington Md has been sent to Camp Woodward Pa arriving last Friday. Local members attached to Company 1855. The Journal began sending daily copies to Gerry Sriva, keeping them posted on home affairs during their service.
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