Non-Stop Monoplane T-2 Nears Pacific Yuma
United Press reports the giant monoplane T-2 piloted by Kelly and MacReady completed the penultimate leg of a transcontinental air trip, passing over Yuma and approaching San Diego at dawn. Observers described the high perch as the craft crossed mountainous terrain on its record flight toward the Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lhcuts
Kelly
MacReady
United Press
Dirgo
Cal
Chamber of Lawneree
Pavel Yuma
Arie Las Cruces
Mily J—Lieuts
Kelly and
MacKeads
Tuoumcare
San Diego
Cali
Election of New Directors Announced by Chamber of Commerce
Tabulated vote results show new directors for the ensuing term. D A Millio, Ashton Trauk, T Uablitt, Heatley, D W Beackensghil, and Stewart Will are named successors while current directors with terms expiring next year remain. Officers and organization slated for delay, with President D A Millstream and others leaving for the national convention in New York next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
D. A. Millstream
Ipriedish
Filletram
Chamber of Commerce OF the
United States
New York
Corry High School Annual Published with Noted Artwork
Corry High School released its annual edition described as a substantial student effort filled with interest to families and pupils. The volume, printed on heavy paper, features engravings by a noted student artist and a foreword by Mrs Mary Wood, with acknowledgments to contributors.
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Corry High
Corriani
Gale
Allrents
Cory High
Johinsen
UW Hhennu
Former Corry Man Loses Life As Camp Car Burns
A Corry, Pennsylvania man died when a camp car caught fire after a work incident near Greenville. Authorities sought information on surviving relatives, including a daughter in Sayrestown and others in different states, as investigators pursued leads and nursed efforts to locate kin and witnesses.
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CORRY
Iim
Petaliyen
Joli Laneh
Inirnet
Shayari
Greevilley
Mowitay
Yay Auked
Ieee Shire
Woo Pont NY
Wildhar
Memorial Day Observance Arrangements Announced
Plans by Lieut A W Thampsony Prist of the Veterans of Foreign Wars outline a Memorial Day observance in the city on May 10. The parade will include fraternal lodges, the school children, Boy Scouts, Girl Guides, the Salvation Army, and veterans groups. It ends at the park with exercises and a community singing program. GAR and related organizations will attend. County commissioners provide $50 to help defray expenses. further details to follow.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Arran Menta
RW Brown
Rush Fohimas
McGrath
J Behan
Leo Cook
Maurice Porter
Charles At
Gor Ty Motor Club delegate heads to Pennsylvania convention
W. Ed Marsh will represent the Gor ty Motor Club at the Pennsylvania Motor Federation convention in Lancaster. Marsh left for Lancaster last evening as delegates plan to push reforms and oppose the proposed Williease POF states son amid broader federation battles.
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W. Ed Marsh
Gorty Motor Club
Pennsylvania Motor Federation
Lancaster
Marsh
Snatorinti
Governor signs anti daylight saving bill
The governor approves a measure to end daylight saving time in the state. The bill sets a permanent standard time, with officials citing energy savings and simplicity for residents and businesses. Local leaders say the change will affect schedules and commerce statewide.
Reception For Priest Event Of Last Evening
Scores of neighbors and friends attended a reception for Father Sommuninger at St Thomas church. Guests included Mrs. Mary Murray and several church members, with refreshments and tributes marking his years of service and friendship in the parish.
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Father R. L. Semindinger
St Thomas
Kanghia of Columbus
St Thomias
Caterine
AE DuBois
Thomay
Mary Murray
Vather
Sommuiniger
Heavy Loss In Wake Of HoldUp Hits Raokin Fire
A robber bound and gagged Andrew Shopan in his fatcher shop in Raokin and locked him in a refrigerator as a fire swept through the building. Fire destroyed multiple business houses and two residences, leaving six families homeless. Estimated loss about $40,000. Shopan escaped after an explosion followed his release.
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United Prous
Andrew Shopan
Raokin
Shondn
Heom
Saunders Faces Personal Loss In Piggly Wiggly
Fragmented OCR recounts Saunders mourning a personal loss linked to a Piggly Wiggly incident. The garbled text references Memphis and New York locations, with scattered names and a tense, uncertain note about an alert or sentiment surrounding the event.
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Saunders
Munitions Blast Reported Kill 100 Officials Say
A munitions blast is reported to have killed about 100 people. Emergency crews and local authorities scramble for details as casualties mount. The incident draws global attention amid ongoing tensions and war-related shortages. Authorities warn the exact death toll may rise as rescue operations continue.
Mother anxiously awaits return of kidnapped boy
A mother stays up all night at the Alexanderson home awaiting the safe return of her son Warner, who was kidnapped apparently to lure him with promises of two money gifts. Detectives and state police pursue leads as the family endures a tense vigil on the porch, hoping for the child’s homecoming.
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Aevedeold Vernier Atexanrersay
St Morty
Ginate
Petusi
Ohria House
Arsorbile
Orlen
Tack
Teddy
Alexanderson
Tony
Naval
State Police Encampment Meeting Noted
A historical notice details a June 12 encampment of the State Police and Home Guard in Pennsylvania and Ohio. It lists attendees including Captain Skinner Ist Whut Geo Wo Adame, Lt. Kimmy, Chap Eggleston, D A Rosthir, and delegates with a focus on the grand camp leadership and internal appointments.
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Hate Police and Home Guard
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Dany
Penneylvania
Eleiter
Perinselvania
Skinner
Geo Wo Adame
J. W. Kimmy
Eggleston
Ste and Treas
D. A. Rosthir
Nilton
A. Webster
Robert W. Micir
Grand Camp
Geo Adbains
Alt
Aeb. Skinnor
French Reject German Settlement Offer
The Poincare cabinet declares the German reparations proposal insufficient and the chance for settlement is considered remote. France stands firm on demands and signals continued diplomatic push, as discussions fail to bridge gaps on payment terms and responsibility.
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Poincare
America May Assist in Mediator's Role
United Press reports discussions on a possible American role in mediating a settlement over postwar reparations. The piece notes debates among statesmen, calls for a united effort, and references provisional proposals and the potential involvement of France Britain and Germany.
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America
United Press Pvris
Ted Wainy Walay
Ronan Honda
Marley
Sanditione
Uae
Hue
Ruhr
United States
Germany
Vatowas
France
Pritts
United Suatex
Seth Stone
Woparley
Prange
Goprratty
United Suites
Grand jury to probe death of hazed student
Northwestern University freshman Lethe Mount was found dead near a Lake Michigan pier. A grand jury inquiry was ordered as trustees discussed a five thousand dollar reward for the perpetrators amid renewed investigations by officials and family members. J A Dake and Victor Willett traveled to attend the funeral of J B Willett in New York and Brooklyn.
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United Press
Citcago
Lethe Ton Mount
Northwestern University
Lake Michigan
Resos Innigus
L. Mount
Hon
Mount
Vorsiier
Oscar Wolf
Evanston
J. A. Dake
Nunda
N. Y
Beng
J.B. Willett
Victor M. Willett
Hornell
Brooklyn
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Iumler
Tne Fc
Pena
Pepsin
Oles
DMG
WAH
Nero
Lee Qngiovore
Grhad Iinetiun
Athere
Avidereoss
Gran
Attetin
Aire Sherrihin
Brak
Pavlontifiea Passouie
Tsdurg
Maya Afovnr
Aiyeredd
Memphis
Wall Street
United Prose
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Ateneo Groper
Aslenine Sims
Raillind
Pose
Horton
Hiv
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Vorbal
Miu Sentinel Hisset
Wiyite Uap
Harding
Alaska
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Ty Real
Stenara
Tife
Bette
Wtulig
Leivllitte
Peel
Willie
Deero
Dolio
Merton
Port Lane
Nyt
Tavalier
Weidhout
Tle
Utah
Brower
Grand Jury
Feliciak
LWT
Ates
Andrew Wellin
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Duiber
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