Concord Bazaar Exhibit Draws Large Throng
Concord School sponsored a spring bazaar last evening featuring student work across grades in art, penmanship, and arithmetic. A varied program entertained the crowd with singing, readings, and dances, as teachers praised the exhibits and emphasized thrift and constructive lessons.
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Dice Nuahora
Supl
Hap S. Mey
Clifton Weber
Ralph Dewey
Fuph
Ruth Deflstrand
Ponmanskiy
Ghriatina
Hasslers
Helen Huckelberg
McCray
Randall
Rossiter and Others to be Sentenced Monday
United Press reports in Pittsburgh that Rossiter Lester Beals and Joseph Donovan will be sentenced Monday in federal court over a prisoner substitution case. They and three others were convicted in Birlefast March on substituting Joseph Warner for Stanley Wells, alleged Canadian pool hustler. The men sought a new trial, denied by Judge Nelson McVicar, who also refused recalls of three witnesses. Attorneys plan appeals to the circuit court of appeals.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Rossiter
Storney
Lester Beals
Joseph Donovan
Hirle
Hossiter
Beals
Dangvan
Birlefast
Jos
Eph Warner
Stanley, Wells
Thenechlinty
Nel~son McVicar
McVicar
Circuit Court of Appeals
Tariff Adjustment Urged by Chamber Leader
Atlantic City May 2 United Press staff correspondent Thomas L. Stokes reports the Chamber of Commerce left a three day session with a mass of good intentions to address unemployment. Julius Barnes warned against receptive legislative panaceas while praising industry driven stability, urging a solution without heavy government aid and arguing tariff policy must be adjusted to reduce global economic strain.
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United Press
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Julius Barnes
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Wong
Paternavenr
Wetrell
Government Reinforcements Move Toward Santa Rosa
Honduras dispatches reinforcements toward Santa Rosa as 20 convoys head from the Guatemalan border amid efforts to save the city from Revolutionary forces under General Gregorio Ferrerit.
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Honduras
Santa Rosa
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Gregorio Ferrerit
Despondent father kills three sons then takes life
Garfield New Jersey May 2 John Lubie 46 shot his three young sons Arthur 11 Mal 12 and John Jr 4 then killed himself in the family home. Despondency over failed business ventures and a recent factory loss left him despairing after returning when wife was asleep.
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N. J
John Lubie
Warries
Arthur
Mal
John, Jr
Lubie
Shem
Juge Slavia
Franklin Ordered to Extend Water mains to Home
In a Harrisburg ruling the Public Service Commission ordered Franklin to extend its municipal water main on Wilson Avenue in Rocky Grove to serve two properties owned by R. V. Atwel. The decision found the city, though within Rocky Grove, must provide a reasonable extension, despite its ultra vires defense, acknowledging its duty as a public water supplier.
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United Press
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Our Creek
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Colorado Pupils Follow Chum's Washington Visit
Holly May 2. Bryan Jatlech and his Washington visit dominated Pleasant Hill School chatter. The 12 year old, who survived a blizzard tragedy that claimed five classmates, met the President. Teachers Maude Moaler and Perkins Frieday guided lessons while Bryan’s story stirred the town.
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CHUM
Washington
United Press
Holly
Colo
Bryan Jatlech
Washnton
Pleasant Hill School
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Anis
Trowe
Bryan Untledlt
Maude Moaler
Perens Frieday
Tittle School
Pyramiding of Utilities Under Scrutiny in Harrisburg
Harrisburg May 2 The House Utility Investigation nears completion as Albert Greenfield Philadelphia realtor remains the sole unfinished major item. The panel seeks to reveal two checks totaling about 1 million dollars tied to the Quaker City Cabs acquisition by Philadelphia Rapid Transit interests. The committee plans Thursday hearings to finish its work and prepare a final report likely differing from the early summation due to new evidence on utility pyramiding and related intercompany charges.
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Harrisburg
Albert Greenfield
Philadelphia
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Greenfield
Quaker City Cabs Company
Philadelphia Rapid Transit
Sunaty
Sunaty Cofnisnit
United States Si
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Explosion at minister’s residence fuels mystery
Bulletin reports an explosion destroyed a gate at Finance Minister Junnosuke’s residence with motive unknown. Washington notes 1.6 to 6 million unemployed in the United States. Chicago board traders anticipate improved grain trading amid price-fixing cessation. Firefighters recover the bodies of Elizabeth Baker and Vila Baker after a house fire. Port au Prince: American flyers Panghorn and Herridon depart for San Juan as part of a world flight attempt from New York.
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Junnosuke
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Port AU Pringe
Fiers
Clyde Panghorn
Hugh Herridon, Jr
Sen Jia
Porto Rico
Murder Suspect Will Not Fight Extradition
Uniontown Pa May 2 Henry Yardley 37 charged with killing Mrs WR Ribbens in San Diego California will not fight extradition proceedings his counsel Attorney A Reilly announced Yardley who spoke of his movements over the past two months since first arrested here now says he might have talked too much Reilly said Yardley maintains innocence of the killing alleged last April 14 and blames the charges on San Diego authorities
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WR. Ribbens
San Diego
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de Silges
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British search for a young Briton near Greenland in calm weather
Reporting May 2, expeditions and air hops across the South Atlantic aid a search for a young British traveler near Greenland. Captains and crews push toward Reykjanes and Lemmon, awaiting improved conditions to establish a wireless base and resume dog sled efforts as thousands gather near the Greenland coast.
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Conrail
Ielauhd
Watkins Britis
Pinchot May Visit Corry Around May 15
Governor Gifford Pinchot may visit Corry around May 15 during a statewide swing to explain affairs at Harrisburg. He is due in Meadville Friday afternoon May 13 and plans to stump most of May 7 to 17, with a county call likely near Meadville. He will press utilities reform and urge public backing for urged changes in state regulation of utilities.
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Corry
Harrisburg
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Meadville
Ray
Smack
Crawford County
Deakin
Munch
Commonwealth
Hunger March On Ohio State Capitol At Bedford
A tin company of 38 men resumes hunger march on the Ohio state capital Bedford after spending the night in the town hall. They are guarded by sixty American Legion members and police. Spectators witness the march as protesters chant against the Internationale. The marchers plan to reach Akron tonight where over 200 sympathizers have arranged support.
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Ohio
American Legion
Ted Bedford
Akron
Five Best Radio Entertainments Today
Radio listings from NBC CBS networks note Gene Austin at 6, Ted Lewis and Clowns at 6:30, a band and tenor act at 7, folk songs at 8, and Cuckoo program on NBC network with varied hosts and times.
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NBC Network
Gene Austin
WAP
Ted Lewis
Television Newlyweds Off on Honeymoon
New York May 2 Mo and Mrs Frank Borie Du Will honeymooned today in New York as the first television bridal couple ever The ceremony before thousands at a television studio attended by Miss Grayce Lillian Jones and Ty Vall with Rev Dr AL Edwin Keigwin officiating The wedding used the studio’s sight and hearing devices and the crowd watched through TV equipment
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United Press
New York
Frank Borie du Will
New Yorih
Grayce Lillian Jones
Ty Vall
AL Edwin Keigwin
Erie Road Foreman of Engines Badly Injured in Yard Crash
Frank M. Steele age 54 of Meadville, road foreman of engines for the Erie, was seriously injured in a yard accident at Jamestown yesterday morning. He was knocked from a locomotive by a swinging water crane, suffering a broken leg and fractured ankle. He is in critical condition but expected to recover from burning complications at Jamestown Hospital.
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Meadville
Jamestown
Frank M. Steole
Meaville
Meallvile
Erie Fe
Steele
Jamestown W. GA
Erie Ray Road
Meallville
Corry
Munning ‘Board
Jyarda
Ted
Strikin
Rebels Surrender at Funchal Madeira
The military government here has surrendered after a rebellion in Funchal Madeira. Reports say fighting raged near Machira and Portuguese troops were expected to enter the city soon.
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Maderia
Perea E Te Funchal
Madea
Machira
Findley Road Improvement Underway Near Findley Lake
Residents report start of Findley road upgrade and bridge work over French Creek. A new modern bridge will replace the old structure and realign the road to smooth curves, with completion planned as soon as possible.
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Betty Compton Goes to Europe for Rest Break
United Press reports Betty Compton, musical comedy artiste and former wife of director Dowling, is bound for Europe for a long rest after a strained publicity period. She will visit Berlin and Paris in a theatrical retreat, with plans noted under mayoral guidance amid a turbulent publicity phase.
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Bay
Migs Compton
Avon
Jantey J. Walker
Tits Amis
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