Aero Supply merger forms three‑firm airplane parts group
United Press reports a merger of Aero Supply Manufacturing of Flushing New York Automat Supply of Carty Pennsylvania and The National Steel Products of Dayton Ohio. The combined company will operate under the present management and produce airplane supplies as the stockholders meet to ratify the merger in April at College Point New York.
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United Press New York
Aero Supply Manufacturing Company
Flushing
Automat Supply Company
Carty, Pa
National Steel Products Company
Dayton
College Point
L. 1
Kane Impressed With Outlook Of Plant Project
A Pottsville visit by Kane and Kane area officials boosts hopes for a Philipstones plant expansion. Pottsville currently runs a 4,000 to 4,200 workforce with a 9 hour day to meet orders worth about 250,000 dollars in value. Myersdale reports a plant erected last November has impressed locals, prompting plans to raise funds for another building. Local merger rumors tie Aero Supply interests to Corry and Dayton steel firms in a possible aircraft supplies consolidation. Officials expect an Aero Supply statement soon and see no plans to curtail operations, foreseeing expansion instead.
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Phillip-ones Corporation
Kane
Ot Cin Place
Pottsville
Chamber of Commerc
Meyersdale
Philipstones
Phillip
Myersdale
Phillips-Jones
Ine
Ouse
The
Journal
United Press
Standard Automatics
Pittsburgh
Corry
Aero Supply
IEE
United Press Dispatch
New York
National Steel Products Company
Dayton
Ohio
Oday
Aero Supply Company
Toca
14Spot
State Advised Road First to Be Constructed
The county commissioners adopted a 1929 road program, naming Route 868 from Corry to the Crawford county line in Concord Township as the first state aid project. Major W. H. Supplee was ordered to notify the state highway department that this road will be built first with state aid, addressing concerns over project prioritization.
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Corry
Crawford County
Concord Township
Wile County
Erle
T. C. Trame
Begineer
State Highway Department
Prankin
Highway Department
Harrisburg
Spartansburg
County Commissioners
Cholee
Eholee
Mill Creek
McKean
W. H. Supplee
Atnte Highway Department
Spartanshoro
Frame
Global and U S briefings from a turbulent day
International notes report Canada taking full charge of inquiry into suspected rum shops along with Mexican forces preparing for renewed attacks near Timins. US President Hoover pledges cooperation to eradicate patronage in the south, while stock markets plunge after a call money rise. Reports from Jerusalem describe a Zeppelin sighting and a destroyer’s arrival near Mazatlan amid unrest. A major explosion hits a Camden MG factory in Gibbstown, and a man dies in a fall at Carnegie Steel in Pittsburgh.
Senate approves Salus firearms bill amid hunter opposition
Harrisburg march 26 The Pennsylvania Senate sent to the House the Salus firearms measure to curb crime by control of ownership. It requires gun owners to obtain a license every five years and to furnish a photo. It bans manufacture and sale of machine guns and certain shotguns with restricted barrels. Senator Samuel Salts claims the bill stops bandits and helps protect citizens, while supporters expect House approval despite hunter groups' protests.
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Arthur N. Suverkrup
United Press
Harrisburg
Mar
Pennsylvania Senate
Grimes Commission
S Ncenss
Samuel Salts
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Charles Edwin Pox
The
Crimes Commission
Inspect Co A Seeks Federal Review At Armory
Company A, a unit of the Pennsylvania National Guard, will undergo a federal inspection this evening under Major Richardson of Philadelphia. The ceremonies will include a 6:30 supper for officers and men at the Armory, with public invited to attend the inspection in the evening.
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Pennsylvania National Guard
Wall
Armory
Richardson
Philadelphia
U.S Army
Five Best Radio Entertainments on Cincinnati Station
WEW presents orchestra from the Cincinnati Symphony at 8 PM, with Paul Whiteman's orchestra at 9 PM on WEW, WABC, and CBS networks. A Russian cathedral choir and solo lute perform at 9 PM on WEAR and NBG networks, followed by the Curtio Institute hour at 10 PM with instrumental solos. The 11 PM Vaudeville hour features prominent stars.
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WEW
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Symphony
WABC
CBS
Paul Whiteman
WEAR
NBG
Russian Cathedral Choir
Jaméa Stanley
WABG
Curtio Institute
WEAF
NBC
m—Vaudeville
Stock Market Crash Triggers Billion-Dollar Losses Worldwide
Mar 26 reports call money jumping to 20 percent amid one of the worst Stock Exchange breaks. The crash spread to the curb market, pulled down bonds especially convertibles, and hit Chicago grain and cotton severely. Estimated losses ran into billions as small traders saw margins vanish and profits disappear amid soaring borrowing costs. Grain traders dumped wheat to cover costly carry.
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United Press
NEW York
Stock Exchange
Chicago
New York Gotten Exchange
Compensation for Volunteer Firemen Question of Law
The Workmen's Compensation Board in Pittsburgh hears whether volunteer firemen deserve compensation under the act. Three volunteers died and several were injured en route to Heidelberg last December. The Lurich General Accident and Liability Insurance Company refused to pay families. Names include Adolph Sonnet Joseph Delperro Carl Meyer and others. This case marks a major push for volunteer firemen coverage since 1895.
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Workmen's Compensation Board
Pittaburgh
Aremon
Heidelburg
Pittsburgh
Lurich General Accident and Liability Insurance Company
Adolph Sonnet
Joseph Delperro
Carl Meyer
Stowe Township
Ape
Patrick Trapazani
Gustavo Galindo
Jomeo Leo
Nick de Angell
Michael de Angelis
John Caputo
Attilio Battista
Bevans Forced to Land at Roosevelt Field
Bevans was forced to land at Roosevelt Field after attempting a coast to coast non stop flight in a small Lockheed monoplane. He took off alone from Metropolitan Airport in Los Angeles at 5:25 p m yesterday and was diverted by a telegram from Willard New Mexico reporting the forced landing.
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United Press
Roosevelt Field
L. 1
Roozevelt
Okey Royan
Willard
N. M
Los Angeles
Oac
Bevans
Metropolitan
Spanish Fliers Reach Brazil In Atlantic Crossing
The French airline Latetoere announced that Spanish aviators Capt Francisco Jiminez and Ignacio Iglesios landed in Bahia, Brazil at 1080 a.m. after a roughly 3900 mile crossing from Seville, Spain. They departed Seville at 12:52 p.m. EST Sunday and traveled about 43 and a half hours. Mrs Larson, a Erie visitor, returned home this afternoon.
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United Press
Rio DE Janeiro
Alline Company
Latetoere
Francisco Jiminez
Ignacio Iglesios
Bahia
Brazil
Atlantic Ocean
Seville
Spain
Ayers
Insane mother kills tots and sets home afire
Gaylord Sleyer reports a demented mother in Lushand Ohio killed three children ages five, four, and one, then set the farm home ablaze. Neighbors found the bodies amid a scene of struggle while the blazed house smoked. Sheriff Kraft said the mother was found in a back bedroom and appeared demented.
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United Press
Gaylord Sleyer
Lushand and
Tondo Ohio
Maumee
Gayl
Sleyar
Warnl
Howard
Mary Rove
Sheriff Kraft
British Leader Foch Funeral Draws World Leaders
Paris rites honor Marshal Foch as tens of millions observe the final tribute. Among mourners were Premier Poincare President Doumergue Prince of Wales General Pershing and allied representatives. The mass closed with Abbe Verdrne and Bach tones as the casket moved to the Invalides.
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France
Poincare
the Invalides Explanade
Foch Ann Liberator
Georges Clemenceaut
Albert
Prince of Wale
Saint Michels Church
Saint Brieuc
Foch
Prince of Wales
George
Welsh Guard
Seryous
Raymond Paincare
Aristide Briand
Cardinal Dubois
Doumergus
Sani
Ausundi Dubois
Poyius
Pershing
North German Lloyd liner Europa nearly lost by fire
At Hamburg the giant 46 000 ton liner Europa suffered near total loss after a fire started early today. Fire crews fought through the day to keep the vessel from sinking as authorities estimated the ship's value at about 1 500 000 dollars. Governor Fister in Harrisburg approved a move to urge a two cent stamp for the Sullivan campaign in New York and Pennsylvania.
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Unttea Pres
Hamburg
Germany
Europa
Harrisburg
Fistier
Postmaster General of the
United States
New York
Former Farm Bureau Leader Oscar Bradiute Dies
Oscar El Bradiute, former president of the American Farm Bureau Federation, died at McClellan hospital after a long illness. He had a stroke last November and relapsed after an operation two weeks ago. Bradiute led the Ohio State Farm Bureau Federation from 1918 to 1925 before heading the national group for three years.
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United Press
MA. C
Oscar EL Bradiute
American Farm Bureau Federation
McClellan Hospital
Bradiute
Fradfuite
Ohio State Farm Bureau Federation
National Organization
Graf Zeppelin Flight to Jerusalem Delayed by Winds
Jerusalem crowds awaited the Graf Zeppelin as it faced strong head winds and could not arrive as planned from Germany before noon. United Press reports the airship would close over the Holy City later today after long preparations and much anticipation.
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Jerusalem
Holy City
United Press
Mar
Germany
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Phillip-Jones Corporation
Potts Ville
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Louisiana
Mexico City
Wadera
Timins
Hoover
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Parla
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Robert Smith
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Gibbstown
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MuPont Powder Company
Fall Cuatrton
Carnegie Steel Company
B. Morgan
North Braddock
Senate
Crite
CO. A
One Hundred and Seventh Field Armory
Monument Hill
Larson
Erie
Tots
Notre Dame Cathedral
By Ralph Heinzen
Paris
Ferdinand Foch
Cathedral of Notre Dame
the Invalides
Napoleon
Graf Zeppelin
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