Hitler Forced to Join Up in Berlin Upset
Washington reports say the German army has seized control of war policy from the Nazi party and embarked on a drive resembling Genghis Khan. The plan targets conquest from the Amur to the Danube, with aims to topple the Soviet regime and replace it with puppet states in Ukraine and the Baltics as fear grows over a possible German or Japanese victory in Asiatic Russia.
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Hitler
Berlin
Edward E. Bomat
Washington
Ret
Genghis Khan
Amur
Asia
Danube
Russia
Far East
Bettu
Naklongi Socialist Party
England
Adolf Hier
Avm
Gerfsny
Japan
Siberian
Alasia
Bering Straits
Ukraine
Baltia
Two Theatre Employes Injured in Last Night Fires
Two Blatt Brothers theatre workers were injured in small fires in projection booths of two theaters. Dan Caldwell suffered severe burns to his right hand at the Res city booth, four seconds of film burned, no other damage. At the Greenville theatre the operator was more seriously hurt, final reel destroyed, facial burns and injuries to hands and arms, hospitalized then sent home. Another car fire on East Main Street blamed on defective wiring in Raymond Andersen’s automobile, quickly contained with minimal damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blatt Brothers’ Theatre Organization
Dan Caldwell
Res
Biall
Greenville
Raymond Andersen
East Main Street
Britain protests Sweden move to allow German troop transit
Britain protested Sweden’s decision to permit German troops to cross its territory from Norway to Finland. Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden reportedly delivered the protest to Swedish Minister Bjorn Gustaf Pritzchen, who called at the Foreign Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ancelatet
London
Brildiss
Sweden
Medinton
Mab
Dereliang
Sid
Sonny
Ister
Europe
Uys Sour
Aso
Cyrmany
Victor Mallet
Stockholm
Gandon
Ted
Norway
Finland
Britain
Pinland
Sourees
Anthony Eden
Bjorn Gusta Pritzchen
Foreign Office
Sparta Youth Dies From Crash Injuries
Robert Holford, 19, of Spartansburg and Corry, died this morning at Spencer Hospital Meadville from injuries suffered Tuesday evening in a crash on a Crawford county highway. He had been unconscious since the accident and the coroner planned an inquest this afternoon. He is survived by his father, grandmothers, and a brother. Funeral arrangements were being made in Spartansburg.
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Robert Holford
Arthur Holford
Spartansburg
Corry
Spencer Hospital
Meadville
Crayford
Little Cooley
Holford
Meadyille Hospital
Torrey
Park Ardéry
Mary Holford
Willard
Conference on Crossings Ends in Failure
A cross town negotiation between Mayo Hepler and Cory Shy Comite and city officials and railroad representatives failed to reach an agreement on crossing protections at Center street First avenue and West Wayne street. The plan offered 24 hour protection at Post avenue and Center steel with lights at West Wayne while the railroads pressed 21 hour protection at Center and lights only at Pitst avenue and Wayne. The dispute now goes to the state Public Utilities Commission for decision as both sides compile traffic data. The city highlighted high freight speeds near the Erie curve east of the station and the Erie line admitted the 45 mile regulation. The mayor warned trains could be held to twenty miles if necessary, risking further crossing issues.
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Mayo
Hepler
Cory Shy
Evie Apt
Penneylyania
Ater
Isilyay
Nichols
Rossbacher
Barnes
W. D. Supple
P. R
Erle
2M. Roeper
Bete
Pennsylvania
Oln
Lackey
Erie Re Ry
C.K
Hut Line
AL Post Avenue
Center Steel
West Wayne Street
Wayze
UHS Commission
Erie
Continental Europe backs anti Bolshevik Crusade in new uprising
Berlin described a sweeping anti Soviet movement across Europe with volunteers from Spain the Netherlands Belgium and Norway joining a continent wide effort. Germany leads a historic coalition with Sweden Portugal and Baltic states showing solidarity while new units under a Westland standard and Nordland marches signal intensified allied resistance against Bolshevism.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Europe
Russia
Spain
Netherlands
Belgium
Norway
Sweden
Finland
Gemany
Prange
Portugal
Baltiztates
Sivas
Deutsche Diplomatische Politische Korrespondent
Nordland
Korrespondens
France
Justice Roberts Praises Court Amid Pennsylvania Talk
Bedford Pa June 27 The State Bar Association closed its sessions with Associate Justice Owen J Roberts praising the Supreme Court as the great instrument of justice praising it as it has always been He lamented changes since his 11 years ago address declaring the court has entered a new epoch He called retiring Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes the greatest of all chief justices and rejected John Marshall as too heavy a burden for today’s problems
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Real
Bedford
State Bar Association
Owen J. Roberts
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Association
Charles Evans Hughes
John Marshail
Breaster
Magnitude Earthquake Felt From Distant Epicenter
London seismologists weighed a massive quake recorded last night with the Pompei seismograph noting a strong tremor at 2 03 a m Greenwich time. J J Shaw estimated the epicenter about 6600 miles away, the largest since the 1820 Ching quake, with reports of damage but few casualties in Morocco.
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Associated Press
Rome
Ihine
Pompei Veismograph
A.m
Greenwich
Messi
London
J. J. Shaw
Morocco
Shaw
New York City Transit Workers Vote To Strike July First
Associated Press reports that between 5000 and 6000 transit workers in New York voted unanimously to strike starting July 1. The Transport Workers Union demands were to be met, with three additional strike meetings planned for other shifts. John H. Delaney, chair of the board of transportation, said orders were issued to trains stations power houses shops yards and garages to prepare for action and promised protection for workers who choose to work despite the walkout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Isusp
New York
United States
Transport Workers Union
CTU
Tmen
Leliy of
John H. Delaney
Board of Transportation
Delaney
Two PUC Commissioners Protest Bar Head's Talk
Harrisburg June 27 Associated Press reports that Richard J. Beamish state public utility commissioner resigned from the Pennsylvania Bar Association in protest of an address by President Judge William M. Hargest of Dauphin County on federal and state administrative bodies. Another Democratic PUC member, Thomas G. Buchana, issued a statement protesting Judge Hargest's remarks.
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Associated Fess
Harrisburg
Richard J. Beamish
Oday
Pennsylvania Bar Association
William M. Hargest
Dauphin County
Public Utility Commission
Thomas G. Buchanaa
Hargest
VFW donation backs Mead Park plan in community boost
Frances M. Hoke, president, and Paul V. Liniss, treasurer, of the Veterans of Foreign Wars announce a S1000 check from the VFW to the Mead Park development fund. The gift follows a community push to enhance local recreation, with Mead turning over the property to the town. The donation, plus expected further contributions, aims to spur project success amid organization funding concerns.
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Frances M. Hoke
Wqul
Paul V. Liniss
Tremswrer
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Lsultdin
Asagcmmlos
Cate
Maynie Wi Xehouse Jv
Mead Park
VFW
eNert
Windertialeime
Mead
V. B. W. Organation
Roosevelt closes as nation faces defense shortages
Bulletin from Hyde Park on June 27 reports President Roosevelt staying indoors due to shortages in ammunition and defense materiel. Across cities, workers strike at Bier Aircraft settle wage disputes with mediators, dictating a return to work by Monday. A Pittsburgh seismograph notes a local quake near 40 miles away, listed as of local importance. Senators debate war powers for service members with expired enlistments as Japan weighs limited US aid to Soviet Russia. Moscow notes Russian forces shifting positions after heavy clashes near Minsk.
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Lock Haven
Bier Aircraft Corporation
Wid
Tokyo
Tapan
United States
Soviet Russia
Koh Ishii
Cabinet Information Bureau
Japan
Poland
Wilane
Mint
Fossey
Moscow
Lietven
Minsk
Red Army
Hitler
Europe
Ankara
Turkey
Syria
Levant
Damascus
Cairo
Finland Exposes Widespread Devastation Amid War
Observers report massive destruction and heavy casualties in Finland with thousands left homeless. The extent of raids and casualties remains unclear, as officials could not provide precise figures amid wartime chaos.
School Board Special Session Seeks Immediate Purchases
The Board of Education met to authorize rapid acquisition of a gas equipment package for the defense training program. Existing orders would delay delivery by months, prompting fast action to secure items now while awaiting federal funding. The meeting also covered a school repair program and census plans for the summer to aid staffing and pupil counts.
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Bord of Education
Heine
Canon
Mnior
Cox Cored
Netion
Geferise
Stimusi
Aero Corp Directors Meet Here Today
Nine directors of Aero Supply Company Inc convene for the regular monthly directors meeting. Attendees include H G Rudkin H C Seer H Sonie Moen and J A Heltmann from New York City meeting with Frank N Ames and other company officials.
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Aero Supply Company, Inc
New York City
Hoa. Rudkin
H. G. Seer
H.C. Sonie
Moen
J. A. Heltmann
Frank N. Ames
Cory
Coporation
Draftees Ordered to Report at Union City Erie Induction
A county list shows draftees ordered to report at Union City at 6:45 am for transport to Erie Induction Center for preliminary examinations. Names include John Joseph Hier Frank Pen Libs dy Jim Patrick Mead Orville Read Louis Malek Castello Kobesh Willis Read, and others from Edinboro Union City Harborcreek Guys Mill and surrounding boroughs.
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Ieee
Joel Boaya
Aomiy
Union Oliv
Erie
Tk Erie
Gerry
John jJoseph
Patrick Mead
Orville
Eugene’ Read
Louis Malek
Ani
Castello
Gr Corry
Kobesh Willis Ste
Hownestead
Albert Kayne Bop
Piltaureh
Mauren
Wavy Arnold
Riptey
D. 1
Renfron
Edinboro
Walter Kudowsl
Musene
Lyle Sherwood
Leo Ernest Meadsn
Hueld Sam Stetford
Stanley Kkeglawski
Harborareek
Myron Alatza Drake
Guys Mille
George Eglen
Ned Albert Bistoy
Union City Oflcials
Dietrich
Tkestor
Corry
Wid Borouah
Linton
Edigbary
Eigin
Waterfari
Min Village
Agi Concord
LiBoeur
Union
Lnion
Waterford
Wayne
Aleo
Ustrdot
Fat Union City
Tie Muntpien Uuytding
Delegates Meet of Corry Local Dairymen at Cambridge Springs
The January meeting of the Dairymen's League sub assembly 7H was held in Cambridge Springs with County President H. Marsh presiding. Delegates from local groups read reports including remarks on the Syracuse meeting. S. H. Stevens said Erie market unchanged. Emory Grout reported Elmira markets steady and noted planned price increases for glass in July. Mr and Mrs Ivan Fete represented the Corry union at the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairymen’s League
Cambridge Springs
Thiryany
HH. Marsh
del Eailes
Syracuse
S. H. Stevens
Erie
Emory Grout
New York
Ivan Fete
Corry
Invasion Possibilities Discussed as RAF Dominates
London June 27 Brit ish observers speculated on invasion possibilities as the RAF claimed supremacy over northern France and continued daylight raids after a 16th straight night of air offensive on Germany. Authorities noted two British planes lost and one Nazi fighter shot down, while Aero Plane warned Britain might launch a new cross channel offensive if air superiority grows.
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Frese
London
RAF
France
Germany
Great Britain
Channel
Britain
Aero~ Plane
Fayette
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Sparta
Meadville Hospital
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Justice Roberts
PUC
Bar Head
V.F.W
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Hyde Pars
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Amentaslion
Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
Donald c. Bradford
Guffey
Vilna
Barena
Shine
Army
Jenavy
Navy
Naval Affairs Committee
Johnson
R-Cslit
Associated Press Hellines
Plulind
Duye
Seid Ludgy
Hevant Miin
Tie
Aly
Jivotore UY
Gaul Wield
Luin
Geri
Aero Corp
Erie Wily 2
Union City
Adolf Hitler
Parker Cola
Isitii
Geman Jhcons
Lave Beer Piousiis
Murlssaefle Ogass
Wiles
Brody
Timea
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