Move to Guarantee Belgium Neutrality in British Plan
London reporters say Britain proposes Belgium seek a 10 year non aggression pact with Germany. If Germany agrees Britain may back Belgium’s neutrality, with France as observer. Brussels and Berlin discussions underway, aiming to block Russian influence and deter a Franco Russian alliance.
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Belgium
Germany
Gereany
Great Britain
Brussels
Berlin
Britain
France
Housing Bill Aims to Restore Building Boom
Washington June 28 United Press reports President Roosevelt signed a housing bill to restore activity in building trades and the capital goods sectors. The measure insures credit accounts up to 2000 per home, guarantees roughly 1 billion dollars of activity, and authorizes mortgage companies to issue debt up to ten times their capital. It also covers savings and loan deposits to compete with insured banks.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
House
White House
Hawai
Navy Causa
Cruizer Houston
Savings and Leam Association
Secretaries to Confer on Spartanburg Road Improvement Plan
Secretary of Highways Samuel Lewis and Division Engineer Thomas Frame will meet Crawford county officials and Golden Rule Club representatives in Corry to discuss early paving of the Sparta stretch and Beaverdam Wattburg routes. A dinner with local road boosters is planned as talks cover county road projects and 1934 improvement prospects.
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Samuel
Lewis
Thomas Frame
Golden Rule Club
Harrisburg
Clyde F. Brown
J. J. Desmond
Sparta
Board of
Crawford County Commissioners
Desmond
Highway Department
Pennsylvania
Frame
Crawford County
Corry-Spartansburg
Beaverdam
Wattsburg
Erie County
Corry
Miss Maxine Alverson Talks on Europe Trip
Miss Maxine Alverson recently back from a two year European stay spoke to Kiwanis members on conditions in Germany Spain Italy and France. She found Italy better than others and noted unrest in Paris with riots and casualties. Twelve members attended, with sidelights from major cities in the four countries.
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Maxine Alverson
Europe
Kiwanis Club
Germany
Spain
Italy
Prancé
Miss Alverson
Mies Alverson
Paris
Hundrably
Corry
Three Negroes Granted Release After Detention
Three men described as Negroes were released from jail by officer Harry Meoney after being held on suspicion of involvement in a stabbing in Philadelphia earlier in the month. All three reported Akron residences and denied visiting Philadelphia despite prior arrest records. The case hinged on later evidence linking the suspects to the incident.
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Harry Meoney
West
bin Miehf
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Akron
Phitsde
German British Trade War Feared Inevitable
London dispatch notes Britain's certainty of a trade war with Germany unless Berlin grants concessions on Dawes and Young plan loan payments. German officials in Berlin seek fresh instructions as the debt moratorium crisis unfolds.
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United Press
London
Britain
Genuraily
Germany
Dawes
Young Plan
Berlin
Milwaukee Trolley Strike Strands City Transit
Milwaukee streetcar and bus service collapsed as workers refused to operate, prompting police action and cries for National Guard protection. Executives announced a tentative resumption after a 9 30 p m halt as crowds filled downtown streets and motorists faced parking chaos amid unrest.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Eletric Railway and Light Co
Milwaukee Micotrie Company
National Guard
Wisconsin
Pat Tab
Westinghouse Lands Huge Naval Order
United States coast guard cutters receive propelling equipment worth 1.7 billion dollars from Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company. The package covers turbines gears condensers and auxiliaries to be built at Philadelphia New York and Charleston navy yards and other locations.
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Pittsburgh
United States Coast Guard
Westinghouse Hlecfie Snd Manufacturing Company
Philadelphia
New York
Charleston
S. Gi
Navy Yards
Fines Set For NRA Code Violations In Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on June 23, Harry Sley and the Sley System Garages were convicted on 74 counts of NRA code violations. Fines total $74,000, with $1,250 assessed to each defendant. Judge George A. Welsh ruled the MRA within Congress power and allowed an appeal window as sentencing awaited.
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Unites Press
Philadelphia
Harry Sley
Sley System
NRA
Sley
George A. Welsh
Philadelphta
Sley System Garages, Inc
Congress
Crisi
Marshal Coyne
Welsh
Local project deferred. meeting set on Monday evening
Community house project discussion postponed after Wednesday afternoon session with Attorney Walter H. Scott. Committee plans to reconvene Monday evening to review feasibility and potential acquisitions, including an option on the former Imperial hotel property at West Main and First avenues. No definite purchase agreed as decision depends on court actions and project viability. In Ambridge Pennsylvania, 15 year old Walter Hyschak drowned while swimming in the Ohio River.
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Community House
Behielf
Walter H. Scott
Tale
Imperial Hotel
West Main Street
Pirst Avenue
OUTH
Ambridge
Walter Hyschak
Ohio
I McKay Named Defendant In Damage Suit
Don McKay of Corry is named defendant in a $25,000 damage action filed in county court by Flail Messenger of Columbus over injuries from a June 13 automobile crash on the Corry Spring Creek road. Messenger, badly hurt with a broken skull, remains hospitalized with head injuries but shows recovery progress. The suit accuses McKay of negligent driving on the curve two miles east of the city. McKay claims the other vehicle swerved into his path. State patrolmen from Warren investigated but did not complete the inquiry due to Messenger’s condition. None of the other occupants required hospital care.
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Don McKay
Corry
Ramei
Flail Messenger
Columbus
Masseiger
Corry Hospital
Warren
Messenger
Striking Coast Papers Guarded Amid Threats and Mediation
In San Francisco guards protect Chronicle and other papers after a bombing threat linked to the Pacific coast maritime strike. President Roosevelt’s mediation continues as industrial leaders demand a port be opened if workers do not return to work. Ex Senator Hirami Binge halt’s son Alfred Lingham jailed in Jersey City for picketing at a furniture plant.
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San Francisco
Calif
Chronicle
The
News
the Examiner
All Bullet'n
Roosevelt
Special Jator Board
Orient
Forea
Uaon
Wort
Edward J Hanna
Bntons
Jersey City
N. J
Alfred M. Lingham
Tag
Common Sense
WU. S
Hirumi Bingehalt
Connecticut
Garren Dies of Wounds After Quarrel at Home
Arthur Garren, 51, Erie restaurant owner, died in Harmion hospital from a knife wound allegedly suffered in a quarrel with his wife Katherine, 43, who was held on open charges after also being injured. Authorities planned a conference to decide if a murder charge would be filed.
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Erie
Arthur
Garrén
Harmiot Hospital
Katherine
Garren
Opening Leg Of Hop Across Sea For Poland Flight
Two brothers Adamowicz depart from Floyd Bennett Field on a project flight to Watrow Poland with a refuel stop planned at Harbor Grace Newfoundland. They aim to reach Harbor Grace by 3 p.m. and depart within 24 hours for a 3800 mile Atlantic hop to Warsaw. The City of Warsaw Bellanca monoplane, powered by a single 360 hp engine, carried Holger Holriss as advisor on board.
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Harbor Grace
Newfoundland
United Press
New York
Adamowics
Floyd Bennett Geld
Watcaw
Poland
Atlantic
Joseph
Benjamin
Warsaw
Holger Holriss
Holriss
Denmark
Couple Convicted on Murder Charges in Pittsburgh
By Unitea Kress Pittsburgh June 28 a man and his wife were convicted of second degree murder in the slaying of Margaret Sedwick last October. They denied a new trial and face a possible 10 to 20 year sentence. Judge George V Moore will pronounce sentence in Allegheny county criminal court tomorrow afternoon.
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Unitea Kress
Pittsburgh
Margaret Sedwick
Allegheny County
Roy Mull
Grace
George V. Moore
Record Heat Slams Nation as Summer Peaks
Corry and cities nationwide endure extreme heat with temperatures well over 100 degrees. A United Press survey tallies 7 drownings and 28 heat deaths over the past week as officials warn relief will lag for days. Illinois reports 12 drownings and four heat deaths, Ohio 10 drownings, and Pennsylvania several fatalities.
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Corry
Chicago
United States
United Press
Minnesota
Dakotas
Illinois
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Dillinger Seen At Chicago Ball Game By Eye Witness
Crown Point, June 28. John Dillinger has taken up baseball as a pastime to while away hours spent against federal agents. Robert Volk says he saw Dillinger at a Wrigley Field game in Chicago and spoke to him, though he kept silent until informing Lake County authorities. Actress Dressler Declared Not in Immediate Danger by Physician in Santa Barbara.
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Unite Press
Crown Point
Ind
John Dillinger
Robert Volk
Dillinger
Sail
Wrigley Field
Chicago
Volk
Lake County
Santa Barbara
Calif
June Marie Dressler
Seven Die In Ranch House Fire Tragedy
United Press reports a fatal blaze trapped seven in a ranch house as they slept. Victims include A Kalif, 47, and children Matthew Kalif, 10, Jennie Kalif, 11, and housekeeper Jennie Larkom, 45. Charred bodies found after a massive explosion rocked midtown buildings. two women and a soldier injured, with several others hospitalized. Fire caused by blast shattered nearby windows and damaged structures across the area.
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United Fresh
Ings Destroyea
Margaret Mitchell
Jane Feed
Jane Monroe
Evelyn Wells
Irene Paris
Roosevelt names three to new star controversy board
Washington reports President Roosevelt named Judge Walter F. Stava Rear Admiral Henry Wiley and Tunes Mullenbach to a three member board with jurisdiction in the star controversy. Berlin conservatives and Stadlhelm oppose the Nazis as political lines shift. London says Britain passed retaliatory measures against the German debt moratorium effective Sunday. Montgomery notes a Scottsboro case verdict and death sentence for Wood Patterson and Cleante Teal. St. Paul reports Albert W. Reilly denying knowledge of the whereabouts of the fugitive Booster outlaw collaboration.
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Roosevelt
Walter F. Stava
Henry
Wiley
Tunes Mullenbach
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