Britain moves to strengthen armed forces amid global tensions
London reports cabinet endorsed supplementary navy army and air force estimates as disarmament talks falter. Government plans a bill next week to rearm and raise forces to rival France Italy and deter Germany, signaling a broad rearmament push in a volatile world.
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Frederick Kuh
United Press
London
Goverient
France
Italy
Germany
Britain
Japan
Hold Up May Claim Life Of Second Person
June 27 Anne Yrown, a negro, attempted to steal 5 cents from a store last Saturday night and died during the incident. Adda Bohack, 19, who awoke Mrs record, whispered to police that she was grief stricken over the killing of Charles Torin, 21, by the hold up. Bohack’s condition was critical today.
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Jonee Pee Piisbeach
Anne Yrown Negro
Adi
Adda Bohack
Po Hie
Charles Torin
Misa Bohack
Defense rests in Hallen murder trial amid minister's daughter
In Dedham Massachusetts on June 27 the defense rested at 11 88 a m in the Norma Brighton case an assault on the minister's daughter allegedly framed by a bandit. The trial focus remains on the alleged murder accessory and innocence claim raised by the defense.
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Ey Wince Oysee
Dedham
Mass
Norma Brighton
Hitler backs National Steel Helmet drive in Germany
Adolf Hitler has expressed support for the National Steel Helmet organization in its campaign against storm troops. The statement, reported from Munich today, signals alignment with the group in its efforts to resist what officials call anti government forces.
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Sips
Chancetter
Adolf Hitler
National Steel Helmet Organization
Stforts
Nagi Storm
Minimum Term for Harriman
Joseph W. Harriman former president of Harriman National Bank and Trust Company was sentenced to four and a half years in federal prison for falsifying bank records. He was convicted on 16 counts, each carrying four and a half years, totaling 72 years, but the judge ordered the sentences to run concurrently and stayed execution until Tuesday to allow an appeal petition.
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Uniteo Press
New York
Joseph W. Harriman
Harriman National Bank é&Trust Company
Harriman
John C. Knox
Idge Knox
Ten Arrested in Milwaukee Strike Rioting
Ten men were arrested and nine treated in hospital after police clashed for two hours with a mob of striking street-car operators and supporters in Milwaukee. About 8,000 participants halted nearly 100 cars at a South Side intersection as trolleys were pulled from lines and operators beaten. Car operators were hospitalized, passengers injured, and bricks and stones shattered windows amid the melee.
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William A. Mueller
United Press
Milwaukee
Hostal
Nome
Human Fly Exhibition Tonight At Hole Corry
D D Roland, famed movie stunt man, has arranged a Human Fly exhibition at the Hole Corry this evening at 7:19. The program features wall scaling balancing stunts and other death defying acts with a special act on the edge of the roof.
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D. D. Roland
Hole Corry
Roosevelt Clears 16 Bills in Vetting Action
June 27 President Roosevelt disclosed 16 bills have completed vetting with 188 measures cleared from the designation. He declined to reveal the fate of the farm mortgage moratoria measure and said a White House statement would follow. He pressed ahead with administration duties and eyed a possible discussion with Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins on the labor situation.
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Yo Rashingdon
Roosevelt
Frazier Lemke
Congress
White House
Meanie
Frances Perkins
Plan Tax on Surpluses
The Internal Revenue Bureau advances a campaign to tax large corporate surpluses and undistributed profits especially in personal holding companies. About 150 to 200 tax accounts are under scrutiny as the treasury seeks penalties up to 60 percent of net income for evasion.
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John Nm. Reichmann
United Press
Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
Treasury
Young Husband Tries Suicide After Quarrel
At Frese McKiees Books Pa a youth Charles Wiss 18 shot himself after a quarrel with his wife Alice 18. Wiss was in a critical condition in hospital while Alice prayed beside him. Mrs Wiss took their month old baby to her mother’s home and rushed back to the hospital after learning of the shooting.
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Ay Union Frese McKiees Books
Charles Wiss
Alice
Browning Critically Ill in New York Hospital
Howard W. Browning a prominent real estate millionaire remains in critical condition after a cerebral hemorrhage. He suffers intermittent coma and no visitors are allowed at the hospital including his adopted daughter Sunshirts.
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Browning
New York
Howard W
Datdy) Browning
Corry Public Schools Fill Vacant Posts With New Hires
Superintendent Ralph S. Dewey announced two new teachers join Corry Public Schools, including Corry High graduate Virginia Bass as art teacher and Beatrice Shaffer from Windber as music teacher. Existing staff reappointments and offices were renewed, with finance notes on year end and a lean budget outlook for 1984-35.
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Corry
Corry Public Schools
Ralph S. Dewey
Board of Educational B
Virginia Bass
Corry High School
Edinboro State Teachers
Qhary ‘Tree
Eva Kepler
Nureg
Fillorence Pond
CH. Gbiger
Erday
CWA
RWD
Borrd
Auto crash on French Creek-Clymer highway injures Panama man
Leonard J. Lewis aged 80 of Panama New York was injured when a blowout caused his Ford convertible to overturn on the French Creek Clymer highway early last evening. He suffered a fractured femur and was taken to Corry hospital where his condition improved today. He was employed on a road project near French Creek and was en route home when the accident occurred.
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French Creek-Clymer
Leonard J. Lewis
Panama
Corry Hospital
Lewis
French Creek
Paname
Ford Convertible Couy
Treveis
Spitzer
Clymer
Corry
Braxton County Jail Escape After Prison Break
In Clarksburg West Virginia on June 27 a posse of 50 officers pursued three Braxton County jail inmates who overpowered the jailer and escaped with a smuggled frame and the jailer’s keys. The group allegedly crushed the jailer Blann’s head with a prison bar and fled the facility.
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Anneo
Clarksburg
W. Va
Braxton County Jail
Earl
Blann
Third Person Dies in Conneaut Lake Crash
Kenneth Pressey 29 Linesville died in Spencer hospital after his car left a highway and crashed into a tee and chimed early Sunday on the way home from a Conneaut Lake dance. His wife Sarah was killed, and Susan Reid 9 of Washington DC died in hospital from burns and injuries. Merle Fritchman 30 Linesville was thrown clear with minor injuries.
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United Press
Meadville
Kenneth Pressey
Linesville
Conneaut Lake Dance
Spencer Hospital
Pressey
Sarah
Susan Reid
Washington, D. C
Miss Reid
Merle Fritchman
First Ward Man Held for Court on Two Charges
Paw Goring was held for grand jury on charges of operating an automobile while intoxicated and assault and battery after an early morning arrest following an alleged attack on his wife at their East South Street home. His wife, bruised and panicked, escaped to a neighbor. Goring, returned to his Grunken home and was bound over to court with bail set by Erie county jail.
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Paw Goring
George H. Gordon
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Grunken
Burlingame
Gordon
Erie County
Seize Aide to Dillinger Surrenders to Agents
In St Paul a four man squad of federal agents raided an apartment and captured Albert W Reilly an associate of John Dillinger. Reilly wounded three times during the confrontation and surrendered in bed without resistance. Marines to Quit Haiti floated as a possible August withdrawal date in Washington.
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ST. Paul
Minneapolis
Justice
Albert W. Reilly
John Dillinger Bangster
Reilly
Dillinges
Haiti
Washington
Ban on Fireworks Will Be Enforced Citywide
Mayor Glen Miller announced strict enforcement of Ordinance No. 585 banning possession and use of fireworks within the city. Violations carry up to a $100 fine or 30 days in jail as complaints over increased discharge rise. council may grant limited displays but all other use is prohibited.
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Sperengios
Myra
Senpea
Itu
Fourth Ward
Raterdale
McGovera
Glen Miller
Showers Bring Relief to City Crops and Gardens
Heavy showers and cooler air aided farms and home plots in Pittsburgh and nearby areas after a damaging wind and rainstorm. The city felt a near gale of 38 mph with trees damaged and one death reported from heat. A man named Frank Coulkart, 67, of Moon Township, died after a heat related collapse while at work in a Coraopolis oil plant.
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Pittsburgh
Frank Coulkart
Moon Township
Coukart
Coraopolis
Young Roosevelt Guests at Dupont Home Debut
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. is among guests at Mrs. Ethel Dupont’s home on Oyl's Nest Road Wilmington Delaware for a debut tonight. Dupont family says rumors of romance with Roosevelt are unfounded.
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United Press
Wilmington
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Ethel Dupont
Eugene Dupont
Debu
Oyl's Nest Road
Deny Radiator Plant to Open in Corry
Local U S Radiator Corporation workers say they have not received information about a rumored reopening of the Corry plant. Rumors of renewed activity have circulated for days, but maintenance chief Irwin notes no confirmed plans. story continues on page four.
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U.S. Radiator Corporation
Corry
Duck Irwin
Roosevelt moves to end Pacific coast longshoremen strike
President Roosevelt invokes special labor arbitration powers to ease nationwide unrest. He outlines a three member arbitration board drawn from the National Labor Bound to settle disputes and coordinate major labor conflicts, following the automobile strike model.
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Harrison Salisbury
United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Jongshoreme
Hhe
Erie Couple in Battle Ends in Hospital Drive
Erie June 27 A restaurant proprietor Arthur T. Garren 51 and his wife Katherine 43 were hospitalized after a violent incident. Garren suffered a critical abdominal wound allegedly inflicted by his wife who reportedly struck him with a water pitcher. Mrs Garten also sustained head injuries and claimed years of abuse.
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Eme
Arthur T. Garren
Katherine
Pinochle game ends in triple shooting tragedy
In Gary Indiana Theresa Markovich dies or is critically wounded after a pinochle match when partner Sikora fires a pistol, killing Markovich and injuring Gentell Radulovich and Michael Jurak before being restrained. Doctors say Markovich and Radulovich may die. A second item reports dancer divorcees in London facing defense costs.
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United Press
Gary
Ind
Theresa Markovich
Ohm Sikora
Markovich
Gentell Radulovich
Michael Jurak
Joy
Witnemass
Markovich Gill Radulovich
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