Hoover leadership dominates Congress as deadline nears
President Hoover's leadership is the central issue in both Houses as lawmakers rush to finish work before adjournment. A World War veterans' pension bill is advanced by Republicans awaiting Hoover's acceptance, while Senate cuts a $250,000 War on crime commission grant to $50,000. Contested are railroad consolidation deferral and other measures Hoover favors yet faces resistance from independents and Democrats.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Hoover
Congress
House
Senate
My. Hoover
Law Enforcement Commission
Helwan
Fleayer
Regnar
Ha Wardruth
Southern Cross Fliers Honored by President at Washington
Major Charles E Kingsford Smith and the Southern Cross crew arrived at Bolling Field from New York at 11 12 am to receive congratulations from President Hoover and officials. British, Irish Free State and Netherlands representatives greeted the team as the Fokker transport landed and taxied to the stand for formal welcomes.
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United Press
Washington
Charles E. Kingsford-Smith
Southern Cross
Bolling Field
New York
Hoover
Ireland
Newfoundland
Kingsford-Smith
Everett van Dyk
Navy
Tugalis
Davison
Former German officer blamed in Bolivian revolt aftermath
Public outrage in La Paz targets Gen. Wazs Kundt, ex-German army officer who headed the regime under Hernando Siles. Casualty toll from the uprising reportedly rises to about 200, with many wounded. Kundt sought refuge at the German legation as demonstrators call for his surrender for court martial amid accusations he steered the unconstitutional regime and issued a manifesto to military chiefs.
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A. L. Bradford
United Press
LA Paz
Bolivia
Wazs Kundt
Fonmer
Stak
Siles
Kundt
Streas
Mundt
Hernando Siles
Wty
Maniifesto
Kundit
Anmay
Rural Carriers of Erie County Hold Meeting
Rural mall carriers of Erie County gathered Saturday for a banquet hosted by the United Brethren church. Postmaster Hensley and National President Ned Goodell spoke. Nurmian McLallen presided as county president. Delegates were named for the state rural carriers convention in July. forty seven carriers attended the dinner meeting.
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Erie
United Brethrencure National
Ned Goodell
Brintore
CS. Hensley
Ladies Aid Society
Certiers
Nurmian J. McLallen
Waterford
Washington
Goodall
Bentley
Three killed in battle on border confrontation
Mexico City dispatch from Matamoros Amacuila reports 20 Communists and two policemen killed with nine more Communists wounded as police clashed with protesters who sought a parade without an official permit.
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United Press
Mexico City
la Prensa
Matamoroz
Coaimuila
Man Injured After Fall From Tannery Roof Scaffold
Joseph Briskie, 79, of 124 Chestnut Street, fell from a scaffold on a tannery roof at J W A P Howard Company plant while tearing down supports. He was taken to Lorry hospital with facial injuries including a broken nose and possible skull impact but doctors later deemed the skull injury not serious.
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Joseph Briskie
Plant
J. W. & A. P. Howard
Briskie
Memorial Sunday Decorates 42 Firemen Graves
Stanford Hose Company observed memorial Sunday with 42 graves decorated at Pine Stove St Elizabeths and St Thomas cemeteries. A delegation led by two fire drills visited the graves at 11 o clock to honor departed members as part of the annual remembrance tradition.
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Stanford Hose Company
Pine Stove
St. Elizabeth's
St. ‘Thomas
Stanford Hoss Company
League Reorganizes Local Milk Supply Operations
The Dairymen's League Co operative Association will divert milk from Cormy and nearby dairies to the Peak Products plant on East Main Street starting tomorrow. Mohawk and Teague plants will shift to new routes, with milk sent to Cambridge Springs. a large new milk transport truck arrived yesterday as officials and workers adjust to the change.
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Mohawk
League
East Main Street
Cormy
Peak Products Company
Dairymen's League Co. Operative Association
Mybawk
Eagie
Corrs Creamery Company
Dairymen's League
Teague
Cambridge Springs
Cambridge
Prohibition Shift Planned Across 12 Districts
June 30 Washington reports a sweeping move to shift prohibition enforcement from treasury to the justice department. Twelve district offices will supervise enforcement with an administrator and permit supervisor in each district headquarters. Colonel Amos W. Woodcock to head the new bureau, bringing military and legal experience to the restructuring.
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United Press
Washington
Treasury
Justice Department
Mitenell
Amos W. W. Woodcock
Woodcock
Baltimore
Missing Henrietta Reynolds Found Safe Near Guard Range
Henrietta Reynolds, three, who had been missing since yesterday afternoon, was found at noon today by Patricia Rage among a large group of searchers on a National Guard fire range west of here. The child suffered no lasting injuries, but her mother Mrs Henry F Reynolds remains in serious condition from shock and exposure after learning of the discovery.
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Yo Kane
Hittie
Henrietta Reynolds
Patricie Rage
National Guard
Here
Henry F. Reynolds
Kiwanis Convention Opens in Atlantic City with 6000 Delegates
Kiwanis International opens its annual meeting in Atlantic City Pennsylvania with six thousand delegates attending from the United States and Canada. Governor Donald S. Dumley of the Pennsylvania district addresses the crowd noting 68 Pennsylvania clubs aid in child welfare efforts including hospital care food programs and free clinics. State committee members named include W Harrison Walker H G Eaton O E Willison Rev Charles B Schneider Howard L Keips and Alfred W Courtney. Clubs nationwide plan simultaneous meetings with about 41800 other clubs later tonight.
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Stanley E. Nichols
Kiwanis Club
Corry
Kiwanis International
Atlantic City Stadion
Pennsylvania
Kiwanians
United States
Donald
Chetes S. Dumley
Pittsburgh
Kiwanis Clubs
W. Harisin
Walker
Bellefonte
H. G. Eaton
Warren
O. E. Willison
Ebensburg
Charles B. Schneider
Shamokin
Howard L. Keips
Stroudéburg
Alfred W. Courtney
Norristown
Kiwanis
Simultanes Oaly
Canadia
Five Best Radio Entertainments Tonight
NBC and CBS networks present lineup entries at 5:00 to 9:20 pm EST. Mormon Tabernacle Choir on NBC network at 5, WABCO CBS at 6:30 with Adams on WHAP, A P Gypsies on NBC at 7:30, General Motors Family Hour on NBC at 8:20, and Tessie Crayford on WABC CBS at 9:20.
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Mormon Tabernacle
WABCO
CBS
Ysngetine Adams
WHAP
A. & P. Gypsies
WEAF
WABC
Tesse Crayford
Pennington to Head Day Force of Three States
United Press reports Penn ington of Pittsburgh set to arrive in Philadelphia to take over as Federal prohibition administrator for Pennsylvania New Jersey and Delaware. Colonel Samuel Wynne moves to alcohol permit division as enforcement shifts to the Department of Justice with Pennington’s deputies stationed in key cities. Harold D. Wilson becomes deputy administrator for western Pennsylvania under Pennington.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Youn D. Pennington
Pitsburgh
Federal Prohibition Administrator
Samuel Jo Wyne
Col. Wynne
Treasury Department
Department of Justice
Tentomorrow
Pennington
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Wynne
Ete Aithough Pennington
Pittsburgh
Harold D. Wilson
John D. Pennington
di Ware
Wilson
Escaped Unhurt as Car Overturns on Findley Lake Road
One automobile accident reported in weekend vicinity, occupants escaped with a shaking up. The crash occurred on Findley Lake Road just beyond Gutting when a car left the road and overturned. The machine was righted and motorists continued their journey. De and Mrs Harry Rhodes visited Lily Dale, N.Y.
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Findley Lake Road
Three Senators Attack Naval Limitation Treaty in 6 Allegations
Washington reports three senatorial opponents of the London naval treaty filed a minority report with six formal counts. They accuse the pact of failing to grant parity with Britain, incurring costs, breaking the 5 8 ratio with Japan, ignoring cruiser norms, facing naval opposition, and lacking diplomatic background details. They also claim Britain promised a new super-battleship at Rapidan talks, a promise perhaps unmet. Treaty advocates say there are enough votes to ratify.
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United Press
Washington
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
John Soh
California
Robinson
Indiana
Moses
New Hampshire
United States
Great Britain
Japan
MacDonald
Rapidan
Hoover
Congress
Carnival Opens Tonight on East Washington Grounds
The Wus Wnea Leows carnival arrives from Olean New York and will exhibit on the East Washington street grounds this week under the Lieut A W Thompson Post VFW. The Second Ward plot will host the opening with a promise of numerous shows rides and concessions.
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Washington Street
Olean
W. Thompson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Second Ward
Fire at Rogers Structural Steel plant in Third Ward
Fire department responded to a blaze at the Rogers Structural Steel Company on Wagle Street. The fire started from burning rubbish and spread to four lumber piles in the yard before being extinguished by a hose line.
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Rogers Structural Steel Company
Wagle Street
Park Official Faces Manslaughter Charge
Pittsburgh June 30 William Hartlep 54 a park supervisor continued duties as death of Joseph G. Nisbording 18 from a baseball bat blow last Saturday is investigated manslaughter charge pending against him in connection with the incident in West Park nosedive in details remain unclear as authorities pursue the case.
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United Press
Piptsburgh
Joseph G. Nisbording
William Hartlep
West Park
Hunter brothers extend record in sky at Sky Hargbraft port
In Chicago the Hunter brothers push their Stinson-Detroiter beyond 420 hours, amid storms and fueling delays. The endurance flight draws about 75,000 spectators as they chase a longer record with support from Wright U-6-300 engine and backup crews Albert and Walter. Prizes total around $200,000 plus sponsors offering $100 per additional hour.
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United Press
Chicago
Sky Harbgraft
Dat J
Bunters
Etling Wong
Male
Sky Harrow
Buen
Albert
Walter
Big Ben
Uine Oil and Accessory
Delayed Sentencing Ordered for Harold E. Baker
Advices from the office of the clerks of court at Erie show that Harold E. Baker who pleaded guilty to issuing fraudulent checks had his sentence further delayed this afternoon to allow County Detective LeRoy Searea to continue investigations. Baker was to have been seated at his hearing this afternoon.
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Erie
Sentencinr Ee
Harold E. Baker
LeRoy Searea Baker
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