Highway officials tour Sparta Corry road boosting 1934 improvements
State Secretary of Highways Samuel Lewis and Engineer Frame inspected the Corry Spartansburg road from the county line into Spartansburg with Golden Rule Club delegates. They discussed a hand surfaced link to Meadville and other Crawford county projects while Erie County relief funding and a Beaverdam Wattsburg route review were also noted for potential action.
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Corry
Golden Rule Club
Highway Department
Harrisburg
Mogsps
Desmond
Brown
Levis
Frame
Stréton
Win Brie
Spartansburg
Titusville
Points J
Meadville
Little Cooley
Blooming
Lewis
Krame
Crawford County
Beaverdam-Watts-burg
Toiay
Wayne Township
Department 45
Waterford-Ietrsurge
John A. Blatt
Erie
Engineer Frame
Crawford County Commissioners
Thc
Move to Speed Up Mediation of Strike Threat
The three man steel labor board met in Frances Perkins office to speed mediation of the steel industry strike threat. All three members are veteran arbiters and will report on progress, though their appointment does not end the dispute over union representation in bargaining.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Steel Labor Board
Walter P. Sta
Henry A. Wiley
James Mullenbach
Tatihor
Stacey
Wiley
Mullenbach
Chicago Board of Educati
Te Jusdicion
Ban Placed On Silver Shipping
Treasury Secretary Henry Morgenthau Jr announced an embargo on silver shipments due to unexplained movements in international trade. The action targets exports from specified channels as investigators examine anomalies. Carrie Wheeler of Unity City visited friends in Corry on Thursday.
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Uynen Rice Washington
Secotary
Treasuy
Henry Morgenthau
Carrie Wheeler
Uniti City
Friends
Corry Thursaly
Boy Hurt After Horse Kick on Farm
Berard Gluma four-year-old son of Mr and Mrs Andrew Gluma suffered a fractured skull when kicked by a horse at a farm last night around six. He was taken to Dr J Caxibler for x ray and the skull fracture was confirmed. He returned home as doctors predicted recovery despite the seriousness. The incident occurred as the father drove a team into the yard and one horse kickedBerard in the head.
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Berard
Andrew Gluma
Carty
J. Caxibler
Kauffman Dies on Gallows for Murder of Girl
Kansas City June 29 United Press Paul Kauffman Colorado ex convict admitted killing Avis Woolery but proclaimed innocence at his execution after four years on death row. He walked to the gallows quietly and died at 6 03 am. The body to be sent to his mother in Columbia Pennsylvania.
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Thomas
Gluck United Press
Kansas City
Paul Kauffman
Colorado
Avis Woolery
Kauffman
Lillie Kaufman
Columbia
David Bulkley
Clothere
Thomas B. Bush
Warie Dressler Rallies Today
Santa Barbara Cal June 29 The dawn physicians predicted Marie Dressler would not survive proved wrong as the veteran actress shows signs of recovery after a dangerous decline Her condition was said to be the best in three days and doctors warned there is no immediate danger despite a night of fear and uncertainty about her fate
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United Press
Santa Barbara
Cal
Marie Dressler
Branilir BR. Nuzjohn
Federal relief grants await from Hopkins
Erie county to receive 80340 for July relief work as Hopkins federal relief administrator seeks an $11,500,000 Pennsylvania allotment. State emergency relief board met and announced July allocations totaling 11,802,720 based on a 1,600,000 month’s funds. If Hopkins fails to provide, allocations may be revised.
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Erie County
Hopkins
Pennsylvania
Hoplelis
Peel
Teachers' Training Institute
War Dept Buys More Bombers In New Contracts
The War Department announced a $3,195,460 contract with Glenn L. Martin Co for bombers and a $1,700,733 motor contract with Wright Aeronautical Corp. The awards end a purchasing hold up after investigations into Army procurement last Pebrusky.
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United Press
Washington
War Department
Department
Glenn L. Martin Go
Ballimort
Motors
Wright Aeronautical Corporation
Paterson
N. J
Martin Company
Airplanes Jet
Army
Army Air Corps
Slain While Making Arrest In Fort Wayne
June 29. Night policeman Keasey was shot and killed while trying to arrest Howard Canfield and Virgil Huffman, members of the gang The incident happened as they neared the police station. Huffman fled in a green sedan with a companion. Canfield was taken for questioning by state police.
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United Preeligonter
Ind
Seaxey
Herd
Howard Canfield
Keasey
Burlhepp
Knepp
Hutchan
Fred
Showers Promised as Heat Wave Continues
Pittsburgh reports a brutal heat wave with temperatures around 90 by 4 PM. Two deaths are blamed on heat including Frances Figer 90 and Pius Hermann 24. Seven drownings and one more heat death occurred in the district during the week. Thunderstorms are forecast to bring relief in western Pennsylvania by Saturday.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Mra
Frances Figer
Pitts
Burgh
Pius Hermann
Philip Herymann
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Erie
Democratic leaders plan campaign in Pennsylvania
Democratic state chair David A. Lawrence and Joseph Guffey toured counties to build the Tail campaign. Lawrence, expected to resign as internal revenue collector to devote full time to campaign work, touted Roosevelt era gains and a platform promising a new deal in state government.
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Ross Downing
United Press
Statf
Harrisburg
Orwaiis
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
David A. Lawrence
Joseph ¥. Guffey
Law I. 5
Lawrence
Internal Revenue
Democratic Party
Aged Turk Died at 164 in Istanbul Hospital
Jaro Agha the ancient Turk known as the fifteenth century figure died today in the Mftal Hospital Istanbul aged 164. He endured uremia and arteriosclerosis and spent his life recalling long events and triumphs while awaiting Paradise. He had traveled to New York and London four years ago and survived a fall from a Broadway taxi.
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Ferdinand M. C. Jahn
United Press
Mstanbul
Turkey
Jaro Agha
Turi
Mftal
Paradise
Atm
Beenad
New York
Beject
Bay
Denial of Corry Plant Reopening by US Radiator Corp
Detroit head offices deny plans to reopen the Corry plant of United States Radiator Corporation. Journal inquiry into rumors found no intent to resume operations at the Corry facility, with a formal response stating there are no reopening plans.
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Corry
United States Radiator Corporation
Corporation
Detroit
Journal
Corty
Corry Couple Injured in Kane Crash
Mrs. Rose Carpenter of Corry was injured when her coupe collided with a Buffalo sedan driven by George Gambel at Edgar Bidle Street intersection Kane at 9 this morning. She suffered a nasal hemorrhage, husband Walter was uninjured.
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KIANE
Rose M. Crepenter
Corry
George H. Gambel
Buffalo
Carpenter
Walter
Goudersport
Carpenters
First Lynching in Modern New England Reported
Jobin Balririn, 28, dies at Wesson Memorial Hospital after mob attack in Springfield Massachusetts. He was beaten by seven men and seven women following an alleged affront to a woman, marking the region's first lynching in modern history.
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Unites Fress
Springfield
Mass
Jobin Balririn
New England
Wesson Memorial Hospital
Simday Ani Beeten Tito
Narrow Escape From Bad Crash In Taking Off
Benjamin and Joseph Adamowicz of Budoklyn narrowly avoided disaster during an Atlantic takeoff bound for Warsaw. With instructor Holger Harriss, they tested and tuned for two hours before ignition, loaded with 610 gallons of gasoline on the Bellanca monoplane. After a near miss with trees and rough ground, they lifted off in a controlled climb and waved to a cheering crowd as they headed west toward sea.
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United Press
Grace
Nid
Benjamin
Joseph Adamowicz
Budoklyn Bottlers
Atlantic Ocean
Warsaw
Poland
Lucie
Bellanca
Holger Harriss
Horriss
Hoblis
Uhey
Trolley Strike Nearing End in Milwaukee
Federal mediator Major Joan D. Moore said an electric trolley strike could settle within hours after an all night conference in Milwaukee. Progress was made in central city while a riot occurred on the lake shore to the south. Roelofs left New York on business as talks continued.
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Milwaukes
Joan
Moore
Lake Shore
More
L. Bi. Roelofs
New York City
Roosevelt fireside talk asks if nation is better off under New Deal
President Roosevelt posed the question Are you better off under the new deal than the old to every person in the country. He urged citizens to review their bankbooks and pay envelopes and to read again the constitution’s bill of rights. He defended reform and praised Congress while warning against fascism and communism. He spoke from Washington before departing for international duties.
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Frederick A
Storm United Press
Washington
J. Roosevelt
Unst
Anc
Denis
Hitler Fights for Political Life Amid Suspected Coup
Berlin reports June 29 indicate Chancellor Hitler facing a possible reactionary coup as a general strike looms. The atmosphere is tense with rumors of industrialists and Junker landowners backing the move, while conservatives and Nazis alike rally around Hitler as the sole leader capable of keeping power.
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Frederick Oechsner
United Press
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Auto cargo blockade at Cleveland docks amid union dispute
A crowd of about 400 autos bound for Detroit were halted at Nicholson docks as Auto Transport Drivers Union Local 183 members refused unloading. After talks with steamship officials, 385 cars were loaded back, leaving 15 undelivered as a transport standoff persisted.
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Unite
Cleveland
Nicholson
Pennsylvania Auto
Auto Transport Drivers Union
Detroit
Keptner
Tennsylvania Dhaler
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Warie Dressler
WAR Dept
Ed Keasey
Indiana
Slayer
David Lawrence
U. S
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Brooklyn Bottlers
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