Final Bills Propel into Assembly For Aerial Search
United Press reports Allegible Los Angeles will scour the coast from Norfolk to New York looking for four Sikorsky amphibian pilots missing since Friday. The carrier left Lakehurst at 4 55 p m and swept New Jersey locations where the aviators were sighted. By 7 46 p m she was 20 miles east of Little Eye Inlet New Jersey. Naval aviators believe shore landing would have found them. they may still be afloat off the Atlantic as the Los Angeles follows a 20 mile offshore track today.
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United Press
Washington
Los Angeles
Norfolk
New Yor
Sikorsky
Lakehurst
N. J
New Jersey
Wintown
Lavy
Whiting
Toms River
Winewald Forker
Bangor
Little Eye Inlet
Atlantic
State AG asked to probe case in Aurora
The slaying of Mrs. Latina De King by raiders who invaded her home is to be reviewed by the state attorney general. State's Attorney George Carbrary said he would involve Attorney General Oscar E. Carlatram due to charges of evidence suppression and delays. Deputy Sheriff Roy Smith, who shot Mrs. De King, remained hospitalized with possible blood poisoning as the 1-year-old Gerald De King died.
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United Press Aurora
Mar
Latina de King
Aquor
George Carbary
de King
Oscar E. Carlatram
Sherif Roy Smith
Gerald de King
de Kings
Carritty
Bowman faces jury verdict in Verna Klink murder case
Harrisburg dispatch reports salesman Harry B Bowman charged with murder for pushing Verna Klink into the Susquehanna River after robbing her of 900 dollars in January. He awaited a jury decision as proceedings closed for the day.
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Ay Unites Press
Harrisburg
Harry B. Bowman
Anterman
Verna Klink
I Bowman
Mia Klink
Icellea Sausaue
Hanna River
Radio listings for networks and orchestras in early broadcasts
Listing of radio entertainment across networks WAIBC CBS WEAF NBG WABC NBC and WJ% with times 30 BST EST 1030 and 1130 and acts Revellere Bourdon’s Orchestra Recording Artiste recording and hor i themes. Early schedule fragment notes network affiliations and program names.
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WAIBC
CBS
WEAF
NBG
Revellere and Orchestra
WABC
NBC Network
Bourdon
Orchestra
NBC
NBS
Agreement to Limit Oil Production Across Western Hemisphere
Union press reports a secret session with representatives from Venezuela Mexico Colombia and the United States yielding a plan to cut 1928 output to last year’s average. Sir Henri Deterding of Royal Dutch Shell attended and pledged cooperation while details were not released. The deal aims at price stabilization conservation and waste elimination with broader world talks anticipated.
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Union Press
New York
Prodotia
Rom “Venesueld
Mexico
Colombia
United States
Henri Reterding
Royal Dut Shell
oFurope
Euuer Co
Western Hemisphere
Henri
I Five
Royal Dutch Sheil
Sout Americ
Calles Plans Cavlary Push Against Cristeros in Mexico
General Plutarco Calles asked the War Department for premier cavalry gear to pursue Cristeros in Guanajuato and Jalisco. Government reports say federal aviators bombed rebel trains and retreats in Chihuahua and Sinaloa while Calles orders harassing sorties and railroad repairs to disrupt rebel movements.
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War Department
Cavalry
G. F. Fine
United Press
Mexico City
Mar
Plutarcasis Calles
Chihuahus
Joonst
Cilles
Colliiim
Jiminee
Way
Jsimines
Jaime Carrillo
Mazatlan
Avintons Shad
Quelite
Sinaloa Carrillo
Galles
Saturning Cedii 1Q
Jara Grande
Almazan A Cohime
Bilao Oris
Jiminex
Ortiz
Escobir
Ous
Callas
Junior High Scoop Earns Fourth in Columbia Readings
The Corry Junior High School magazine The Junior High Scoop placed fourth in a Columbia University school publications survey with hundreds of participants. The paper is produced by students at the local school, mimeographed and bound in their own facility.
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Columbia University
Corry Junior High School
Union High School
Wiso
Columbia
Tocal
Train wreck near Wells River injures several passengers
Six cars of a Boston and Maine passenger train derailed near Wells River Vermont in a local run from Montreal to Springfield Massachusetts. Several passengers were shaken and several received bruises in the mishap with one sleeper car overturned down a bank and others lightly injured.
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Bellows Falls
Boston
Maine
North Charleston
Mortreal
Springstely
Mass
Morntreal
Metral
Wells River
Springfield
Corry Enters High Musical Competition
Corry High announces entry in district competitions of the Penn Inter-High League. The Boys' Glee Club, Dramatic Reading and Trumpet contest will be at Titusville on Friday evening. The trumpet entry features cornetist Murray performing The Gypsy Love Song and Adak Polka.
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O. K. Murray
Corry High
Titusville
Girls’ Glee Club
Sheen
K Murray
Murray
Victor Herbert
Eller
Prask H. Losey
Gita
Retiring Superintendent Remembered at Ajax Tron Works
Ernest Tross, longtime Ajax Tron Works superintendent, was honored by the plant today after resigning to join a Pittsburgh firm. He will depart Sunday to begin his new role with the United Marinesring and Foundry Company next week.
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Ernest Tross
Ajax Tron
Pittsburgh
Tross
United Marinesring and Foundry Company
Philadelphia Man Urges Kiwanis Help For Youths
A Philadelphia man spoke at the Kiwanis Club luncheon at the Hotel Cory urging active club involvement with local youths. He advocated organized play and guidance programs, citing examples of aid and noting the positive results. His remarks were delivered in German with several officials present as guests.
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Arthur German
Kiwanis
Hotel Corry
Tell of Hiwanis
Khyanla Okuh
Corry
Ariniy
Philadelphia
Kiwanis Club
Mn German
George Berg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wedah
Mir. German
FR. Vaigho
State Highway Patrol
Leo Milldericts
Five Cent Gas Tax Bill Advances in House
Harrisburg May 28 United Press reports Representative D. E. Witherspoon of Franklin County offers a three bill road program funded by a five cent gasoline tax. One bill allocates revenue from one cent of the tax to cities towns and townships. another plans a 23 million dollar motor fund transfer to assume Second class township roads. the third bill keeps operator license renewal at one dollar but raises to about eight dollars per owner. The outcome remains uncertain as the measure moves through the House.
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Thomas E. Williams
United Press
Harrisburg
Pat
D. E. Witherspoon
Frankelin
House
Witherspoon
Quebic
Rebels Retreat Amid Mexican Uprising News
Washington reports rebels in retreat on multiple fronts after an attack on Musallan failed. Ambassa dor Morrow informs the state department that forces withdrawing include those near Cullncan and the north central front, with Jiminez evacuated.
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United Press
Washington
State Department
Ambasaa
Sinaloa
Jiminez
Easter Church Programs Sought for Friday Publication
The Journal requests pastors to submit notices of Easter choir and church programs by Friday evening for inclusion in Saturday's edition. Clergy in charge are urged to cooperate and forward details promptly.
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Spea! Waster
Barry
Graf Zeppelin completes 4000 mile Palestine return voyage
The Graf Zeppelin landed at 145 a.m. in Prien, Germany, after a 4000 mile round trip to Palestine. The craft carried 40 crew and 25 passengers, left Prien shortly after midnight Sunday, and followed a route via France, the Mediterranean, Rome, Naples, Athens, Vienna, and onward to the Hold Land before returning.
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United
Priedrichshafen
Germany
Palestine
Erledtehshafen
Hugo Evtkener
America
France
Mediterranean
Rome
Naples
Athens
Vienna
Ma Wan
Capone Faces Federal Contempt Charge in Chicago
Al Capone, famed racketeer, is arrested again in Chicago on a federal contempt charge tied to grand jury proceedings. Prosecutors say he posted $5000 bond to remain free while facing possible one year jail term and a $1000 fine if convicted.
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United Press
Chicago
Mar
Scarface al" Capone
Garden Jyariely
Bill
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Atorney
United States
Capone
Florida
Althouih Capone
Beys
Miami
Fla
Duc
Willebrandt
Capouie
Plas
Akron Distillery Seized in Raid. Four Arrested
Akron police raided a building owned by the Bosman Brothers and seized a 2700 gallon capacity distillery with vats mash sugar and cooling paraphernalia. Four men were arrested along with three laborers. the plant valued at 75000 previously supplied Cleveland Akron and Pittsburgh with thousands of gallons of grain alcohol. Federal authorities joined the case and sought further action against the operation.
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United Press
Akron
Pittsburgh
Clevelan
Bosman Brothers
George Stone
Frank Ward
Arthur Garrison
David Lallen
Harry Rosenbhimi
Central Transfer Company
UN S
McKinley Jackson
Dequay
Med
Srk
Cleveland
Pittsbuleh
Abduction of Wilkes-Barre Teacher Sparks Search
Mir Margaret Dodson, 22 year old teacher near Muhlenberg Pa, abducted yesterday and freed semi conscious after hours missing. She faced threats from unknown letters warning her to watch her step as investigators probe parents upset at strict attendance enforcement. Police, county and city authorities pursue suspect pair.
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United Press
Wilkes Barre
Mir Margaret Dodson
Ttle
Muhlenberg
Trig
Reparations talks continue in Paris plenary session
Paris March 28 reparations experts met in a key plenary session with adjournment for the Easter holiday to April 4. The American spokesman said progress was made though assault figures were not discussed and some statements of principle were softened. Delegations presenting modified views prepared memoranda for experts during the vacation. Men EK J Mulvin of Union City visited the city on business.
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Paris
EK. J. Mulvin
Union City
Thieves Sought in East Main Street Auto Theft Case
Police hunt thieves who took the Essex coach owned by Joe Hichywalk on East Main Street from his residence. Authorities believe the same party stole a Warren machine on Main Street earlier that night, found abandoned by Patrolman Plannigan. The Warren car, a Willye Knight sedan, belonged to Dr. C Stants. Local officials think the same suspects also took Frantz and Corryne’s automobiles.
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Img
Hssex
Joe Hichywalk
East Main Street
Main Street
Plannigan
Willye|Knight
C.stants
Solons Embark On Final Phase Of Work Monday
Harrisburg March 28 State lawmakers move into the closing phase of the current session with no new bills allowed in the House or Senate. The administration’s gasoline tax proposal remains in play as final adjournment on April 7 looms and measures for highway improvement and public service changes face final votes.
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Arthur N. Suverkaup
United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Witherspoon
Franklin
al Gillan
Willa
Senate
Frantlin
Werondelias
Tnis
Ste Rnsin
Hess
Quay Huett
Wim Huett
Public Service Commission
Haws
Philadelphia
World
Wheeler
Forest
Secretary of Highways
Rep
Sterling
Starling
Legislative Reference Bureau
State Budget
Iran
Stimson Takes Office Today as Secretary of State
Secretary of State Frank B Kellogg will relinquish his office to Henry L Stimson at 6 p m Taft will administer the oath Stimson begins duties when the department opens tomorrow Theo P Williams returns home after a visit to Hamilton Ontario Canada
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United Prem
Washington
Secre
Frank B. Kelloge
Henry L. Stimson
State Department
Justice Taft
Stimson
Theo P. Williams
Hamilton
Ontario
Canada
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Ohio
Aurora
Calles
Franklin County
Solon
Mabel Willebrandt
Warren
Solons
Stinson
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