Anglo-German Air Alliance Rumor Recurs in Europe
United Press reports rising interest among European governments in a possible Anglo German air alliance. Observers link it to Britain's stance at the armament conference and potential exemptions for bombing planes in colonies. Analysts caution about world opinion and note diplomatic maneuvering by secret services.
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Frederick Kum
United Press
London
Britain
British
Air Ministry
Agia
Ion
Germany
France
Soviet
Russia
Four Boys Held For Stealing White Metal
Detectives Heisler and Barber arrested four boys aged 12 to 15 over the theft of 3.96 dollars worth of white metal from White Metal Co. The youths confessed to stealing the metal and selling it to junk dealers. A 15 year old is believed to be the ring leader, already on parole during the robberies.
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RLM
June Zope
Te Morning
Rin White Metal Co
10Th Street
Shine 1St
Heisler
Barber
Sail
Junis
Lie Quartet
Lima Tic
Palio
Jamestown Hit by Cloudburst Flood Devastating District
Jamestown suffered a severe flood as a sudden cloudburst sent 2 to 3 feet of muddy water over the southeast section, sweeping streets like Walnut and Kinney, inundating hundreds of basements and the W. C. A. Hospital, with damage running into thousands and the fire department kept busy overnight.
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Jamestown
Perjon
Hie City
Joss
Cole Avenue
Allen Park
Ivy and Hazzard
Foote Avenue
Taylor and Harrison
Kinney and
Beech
Chadakoin
Walnut Street
Chadakola
Pire
Two Face More Serious Charge In Buffalo Case
Three men arrested near Walnut Creek Hill eight miles west of the city are jailed in Buffalo facing counterfeiting and theft charges. They are Paul P. Boland and Charles B. Peterson both 83 and 25 of Buffalo and Clyde H. Johneis 19 of Lebantino, MD. A local girl of Ebenez er High School West Seneca was to view Boland and Peterson to identify them as her assailants from an attempted rape. The victim fought them off and injured one. Police say the men matched descriptions given in the assault case and had spent time in counterfeit money operations in western New York.
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Walnut Creek Hill
Buffalo
Jayo
Paul P. Boland
Charles B. Peterson
Clyde H. Johneis
Lebantin
Elsie Phair
Ebenezer High School
West Seneca
Boland
Peterson
Yiem
New York
Sergt
E. J. Price
Lawréice Park
Britain
Davis Resigns State Post From Labor and Industry
Charles R. Davis of Union City announced his resignation from the state Department of Labor and Industry effective July. Davis, once a county commissioner, had been a factory inspector in bedding and upholstery and covered Len cobbies in the area. He cited a desire to devote 20 years more to private business after 18th operation and travel concerns.
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Ball
Yune
Charles R. Davis
Union City
State Department of Labor and Industry
Davis
Gay. Pinchot
Departent of Labor and Industry
Quincy
Mass
Corry Club to Join in Meeting
Jamestown Kiwanis hosts All Kiwanis Night at Coe's tearoom Lakewood with clubs from Dunkirk Fredonia Corry and Warren Pa attending A Corry orchestra will play and Kiwanis chorus will sing Dr William L Cook chairs assisted by Arthur Morse Rob Blanchard James Willis and Eric Carlson The annual luncheon for Jamestown High School graduates will be held Thursday at Hotel Jamestown Mrs Bernice Terwilliger was a guest of relatives in Spartansburg Sunday.
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Jamestown
Jamestown Kiwanis Club
Coe
Lakewood
Dunkirk
Fredonia
Corry
Warren
Kivania
William L. Cook
Arthur C. Morse
Robert B. Blanchard
James Willis
Eric B. Carlson
Brain Trust Leader Quits Railroad Job in Early Life
The story of Raymond Moley, later a Roosevelt brain trust figure, quitting a railroad section hand job after a single hot day. His mother, Agnes Moley, recalls how he chose brains over brawn and how fear at delivering a high school speech reminded him of earlier misdeeds.
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United Press
Worle
Raymond Morey
Roosevelt
Moley
Agnes Pairchild Moley
Mother Moley
Men's Club Meeting at Columbus Tuesday
The Columbus Men s Club will hold a meeting Tuesday evening June 27 at the home of Mr and Mrs N E Doltill. All members should attend as business matters for the club will be addressed. Wives of members are invited guests. Former members welcome. The Young People s Society hosts a bake sale and social events are planned for the church lawn and prayer meeting Thursday.
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Young People’s Society
Columbus
N.E. Doltill
Young People's Society
Church Lawn
Community Aid
Thal. Hall
Lillian Latima
Buniie Lamond
All Loveland
Melissa Howls
James Hall
Rank Schjainting
Chipagi
Nellie Scholton
Braddock
Jed Haas
Harold Morris
Pittsburgh
Joan
Morris
Ethel Falcon Paris
Jeanie Moore
Milton Jenny Graduates Mostly Accepted by Ivy League
In twenty years Milton Jenny sent 466 graduates to Harvard Yale or Princeton and only seven were rejected. The count highlights strong college placements with Ivy League representation among alumni.
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Milton, Mass
Milton Jenny
Harvard Yale
Princeton
Aung
Malady Found At Kane Typhoid Case Report
Officer J W Persing investigates a typhoid outbreak at the Roer Son home on Haines Street after a state health department diagnosis. Mrs Long and her three year old daughter Lois tested positive for typhoid fever. Mr Long’s diagnosis is unclear but believed to be affected. The patients were improving at Summit Hospital as doctors monitor for further developments. A full check of water and mail supplies and the Longs’ activities before illness will be conducted.
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Dune
J. W. Persing
Roer Son
Haines Street
State Department of Health
Lone
Long
Lois
Health Department
Harrisburg
Intermin
Ipersing
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