Attacked and Robbed Woman Abducted in Car Toward Erie
Louise Eppley, driving from Toledo to New York and back to Pennsylvania, was beaten and robbed by two hitchhikers after giving them a ride. Jewelry taken and her car disappeared. vehicle found abandoned near Predonia with her injuries. Police questioned suspects in Buffalo.
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Louise Eppley
Weller
Mamet Hoswita
Erie
Turing
Toledo
Bula
Pennsylvania
Bun Police
Miss Mopley
Poledo
Whey
Erle
Night Troop Leading Camp Prep for PNG at Indiantown Gap
Company A Pennsylvannia National Guardsmen head to Indiantown Gap for a summer camp from July 17 to 31. The exercise includes a new night troop leading phase under Beth Division HQ, as 19 000 guardsmen train in war games and field maneuvers. Facilities at Indiantown Gap are expanded to house 50 patients at the camp hospital, with overall training costs above 500 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company A
Indiantown Gap
U. S. Marine Basic Ool
Philadelphia
Iing
Frederick
Kerr
William H. Zierdt
Indiantown Gay
Beth Division
Two Naval Aces Die in Pacific Training Crash
Lieutenant Commander John Francis Quinn and radio operator Glen M Beat were killed when their training plane plunged into the Pacific off Hawaii during maneuvers. The crash occurred Friday and was witnessed by other pilots and crews. Beat commanded a scouting squadron 2 B and was returning to the carrier Saratoga.
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United Press
Pennsyil
Vania
Miu-Pacific
John Francis Qil
Glen M. Beat
Pacific Ocean
Hawaii
Flers
Gtlon
Stauting Squadron 2-B
Saratoga
State Gives Department Power to Withhold Aid from Noncompliant Districts
Gov. George H. Earle signed a new law empowering the State Public Instruction department to withhold state subsidies from school districts that fail to meet health and safety regulations or file required reports. The legislation, introduced by Sen. Frank W. Ruth, Berks, was enacted April 28.
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Corry
Board of Education
State Public Instruction Department
George H. Earle
Frank W. Ruth
Berks
Paris Front Regime Wins Confidence Vote in Chamber
May Premier Leon Blum and the Popular Front government secured a confidence vote in the chamber of deputies. The leftist regime retained a slim majority, while a weather note warned increasing cloudiness and warmer temperatures with showers and cooler air on Sunday.
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Paris
Leon Blum
Popular Front
Governmient
Chamber of Deputies
Roosevelt Highway Assn Sets June 8 Meeting in Wellsboro
Clyde F. Brown announces the Roosevelt Highway Association of Pennsylvania mid year meeting for Tuesday noon June 8 at the Penn Wells in Wellsboro. A special U.S. 6 folder project by a Wellsboro committee led by Barry Woodin will be shown, with copies available from Frank VanTassel, Corry, or local members.
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Clyde F. Brown
Roosevell Harwony Association of Pennsylvania
Penn— Wells
Wellsboro
Roosevelt Highway
Scranton
Barry Woodin
Pennsylvana
U.S
Frank VanTassel
Corry
Vncal
Association
Urge Return of Relief to States and Cities
Senate shows strong support to return administration of relief to states and cities. Leaders Bailey of North Carolina and King of Utah push a plan for state driven relief with federal matching funds. Many senators from the South and conservative North weigh the proposal.
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Senate
Russell Turner
United Press
Washington
Joalsh W. Bailey
North Carolina
Wiliam H. King
Utah
Bailey
King
Policles
Uy. States
Screen Actors Guild threatens strike over pay and recognition
Hollywood reports the Screen Actors Guild plans a potential walkout affecting 8600 actor members if demands for union recognition and higher pay for minor players are not met. Secret meetings and a vote on Sunday could trigger the stoppage as talks stall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan McElwain
United Press
Hollywood
Screen Actors Guild
Tye Bey
Bat Tote
Sinuuy
Blair
Uren
Big Stars and a 420 Day Claim for Bit Players
A garbled OCR note discusses a daily payment of at least $25 for minor players and references a representative for all minor players. Names such as Robert Montgomery appear amid unclear phrases about duties and recanting statements. The text is fragmented with errors and lacks clear context or verifiable events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rui Hemands
Atsy Denmeidy
Volarine Thuhaui
Franchot and Juan Muir Debate Commerce Policy
A garbled report notes Franchot and Juan Muir involved in a meeting at Cogmey's with mixed opinions. Montgomery and Cuntoramaite spokespersons advocate a closed shop. The piece hints at social tensions and a push to empower workers over employers in the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franchot
Tope
Juan Muir
Cogmey'a
Montgomery San
ZEP Death Toll 35 As Navy Opens Inquiry
A naval board of investigation convened at Lakehurst to probe the Hindenburg disaster as the death toll rises to 35. The inquiry follows Commerce Department hearings and a German aviation expert panel led by Hugo Keken er, all aiming to determine the fire and explosion cause, including sabotage suspicions. Capt. Gordon W. Haines heads the naval panel.
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NAVY
United Press
Navy Department
Department of Commerce
iMonday
Hugo Kekenerivilly
Inter
Naval Board
Gordon W. Haines
Philadelphia
Mussolini Opens Empire Anniversary With Press Ban
Premier Benito Mussolini marks one year of the Italian Empire with a two day celebration announcing a ban on all English newspapers except three and recalling Italian correspondents in London. A massive military parade is planned and an important speech may follow.
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Stewart Brown
United Press
Blaif
OME
Bentd Mussolini
London
TV Pace
Netuigthye
Lonnon Pally Mail
Viscount Astor
Healy
Germany
Aotion
Prupaugsinia
Lally
Daily Mail
Evenius News
Wie
Sunday Observer
Talay News
Tip
Ragin ‘Pusista
Ragin ‘Pusista By Rebunly Pagginacci
Exengral
Ais Wasciat
Sparky Pavinacei
Billam Hfov
Westanday
Borado
Puopagana
Trady
England
Thaly
Ithiopia
Press Inn
Benito Mussolini
Willy
Palazzo Venezia
Hindenburg Crash Probe Opens as U S Federal Panel Teams
Federal inquiry into the Hindenburg disaster opens with experts from the Bureau of Air Commerce, naval and army technicians, and New Jersey officials examining sabotage theories. A German commission led by Dr Hugo Eickener sails to the U S for a second inquiry. Captain Ernst Lehmann died from blast burns and Lieutenant Weintraub and others were among the casualties.
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Lehmann
United Press
Mays Landing
N. d
May
Ernst Lehmann
Fiinlenburg
Hindenburg
Roland Mayer
Naval Aircraft Factory
Philadelphia
Daniel J. Weintraub
Sommaniel V
Knox
Lakehurst
William Speck
Brick “Noecker
Zemnenorda
Germany
Lakehurs
Hugo Eickener
United States
Europa
PE Dr. Eckerer
Bureau of Air Commerce
Army
New Jersey
Delays in New York Weather Slow Merill London Flight
May air weather delays likely affect Dick Merrill's proposed round trip from New York to London this afternoon as overcast skies and flying weather hinder takeoff plans.
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New York
May
Dick Merrill
London
End Chevy Strike St Louis Plans to Resume Work
End of a 4000 worker strike at General Motors Chevrolet and Fisher Body plants in St Louis allows resumption of operations Monday under an agreement with union leaders.
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CHEVY
ST. Louis
Chevrolet
Fisher
Planta
General Motory Company
Relais
TenYearOld Slays Mother After Gum Dispute
A 10 year old boy, Frederick Hire, shot and killed his mother Pat terson Full 42 in Crawford county after an argument with an older sister over gum. The infant and a sibling died. Frederick was apprehended by a neighbor and charged with manslaughter.
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Wrederteke
Patterson Full
Geneva
Crawford County
Frederick
Buneval
Dicken
Hall
Frederick Hire
Driv
Ship Abandoned by Pacific Crew Near San Francisco
May 3 report from the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce notes the Trinidad schooner abandoned by its Pacific crew after a storm in Willays Harbor near Hoatlams Washaban. A harbor guard vessel stood by but operations were hampered by heavy seas as the marine department examined the scene.
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United Press San Frangisco
Lunder-Schoonce
Trinidad
Willays Harbor
Hoatlams
Imarine Department
San Frenncisco Chambbo) of
Commerce
UL S. Goask Guard
Push Measure Gives Pacities Highway Funds
Municipal officials invited to Harrisburg for a mass meeting to discuss a bill allocating highway funds from the motor license fund to all municipalities. The measure aims to stabilize street maintenance costs and reduce millage, with sponsors urging participation from cities and towns statewide.
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Harrisburg
Big Iss
Harrishury
Hy Council
Aled Loval
Tne
Senate
Seek Wider Powers to Control Railroads
Washington May Interstate Commerce Commission reports its investigation of the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company and asks wider powers to control the financial activities of railroads. It argues holding companies and subsidaries not under the act should be regulated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Interstate Commence Commission
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company
ICC
Western Penn Aims for Tuberculosis Hospital Site
Levitson of Pennsylvania proposed a 2.5 million hospital for tubercular patients in western Pennsylvania. More than 77 communities offered sites, with 15 personally inspected by Dr. Edith McBride‑Dexter. Governor and health officials weigh four or five strong options, focusing on transport, recreation, housing for staff and visitors, and health restoring qualities. County delegations from Beaver, Lawrence and Westmoreland push their offers, while Secretary Earle to select a site with input from the governor and health department.
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Levitson
Pansylvania
Pennsylvania
Edith McBrile-Dextoy
Mubride
Dexter
Earle
Selectinn
Lawrence
Beaver
Westmoreland
Health Department
Beaver County
Thes
Bichanar
Guy
Relatives Sought After North East Fatal Railroad Crash
A Pennsylvania Railroad locomotive fatally struck Thomas Little 47 near Cheswick Pa and authorities seek his relatives believed to live near Worth Baal. Officials request potential contacts to reach near North East.
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United Press
Cheswick
Thomas Little
Here
Pennsylvania Railroad
Worth Baal
Erie District Attorney Bans Club Lottery Scheme
District Attorney Mortimer B. Graham of Breenunty moved to outlaw clubs purporting to operate lotteries. He announced prosecutions for clubs that hide illegal devices and deceive members with weekly payments and free weeks. The notice warned that participation and schemes would be pursued as illegal activities under existing statutes.
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Mortimer B. Craham
Saverfit
Aweybera
Cethan
Charles Block
Grisham Joy
Ain
Menehiines
Amd
Winnen
Hold Corry Man For Attack
Gorey police report a Corry man detained after an assault on Krust Saw yer, aged around 17, near Allurnings. George Jl Gorin released on 100 bail. Proceeding this afternoon with further court actions.
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Gorey
Sawyer
George Jl Gorin
Berry for Court Washington May
A report notes George L. Berry's appointment as U S Senator from Tennessee adding a likely vote for President Ruves Jovell's reorganization program. Berry has spoken for administration supporters and followed late Nathaniel Buchman who died recently. Dem women meet in Wilkes-Barre to name Kathryn Planr as president of the Pennsylvania Federation of Democratic Women succeeding Anna O'Dea Murphy.
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Wilkes-Barre
Mayie
Kathryn Planr
Allentown
Ody
Pennsylvania Foderation of
Anna O'Dea Murphy
Scranton
Windsor and Simpson to marry at Chateau de Cande
The Duke of Windsor and Mrs. Wallis Simpson reportedly plan a secret wedding at the Chateau de Candé France with Duke of Kent as best man. Attestation of Mrs Simpson birth certificate and French legal formalities influence the possible date, with June considered after May coronation.
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Peas ‘Monts
France
Duke of Windsor
Wallis Simpson
Chateau de Cande
Duke of Kent
Wally
Chateau
Simpson
Murphy held for questioning in Mattson kidnap case
Jack Murphy, 27, said to know the kidnapper of Charles Mattson Jr. in Tacoma Washington last January. He was held by police today for questioning by federal agents after hours of interrogation. Fingerprints photographs and handwriting samples were taken.
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Mattson
United Press Lima
Jack Murphy
Charles Mattson, Jr
Tacoma
Wash
Department of Justice
Murphy
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Merit
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Mike Neti
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Robert Montgomery
Guild Prest
Tote
Eckener
Naval Board of Inquiry
Capt. Lehmann
Mussolini
Britain
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Ves
Pacific
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