Trans-Atlantic Junkers Crew Welcomed in Chicago
Tens of thousands greet the Junkers Fokker crew upon their arrival at Chicago Municipal Airport after a rainy fog delayed landing at the wrong field. Archie, a small boy, cheers as the pilots shake hands with Chicago dignitaries including Mayor Thompson. The welcoming program includes luncheon, city tours, and a parade with plans for Soldiers Field events and a banquet before departure to Milwaukee.
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New Millinery Department Opens at the Nautaitore Store
The Nautaitore unveils a new millinery department with illuminated displays and fresh furniture on the ground floor. Aiming to attract shoppers, the store also enlarges the ladies shop and upgrades the alteration area to improve space and equipment for the spring opening.
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Pennsylvania Treasury Balance Records Historic High
Harrisburg May 11 The state treasury balance reached a record high of 73 145 242 12 dollars according to statistics from the office of the Secretary of the Treasury The report notes the balance is the largest in state history amid ongoing fiscal data.
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Close Columbus Ave During Resurfacing Work
Traffic on the Columbus Avenue stretch from North Center Street to Warren County Line is suspended until Sunday for road improvements. Detours via Main Street and the Seati crossing roads remain in effect. state highway equipment supports the oiling project and the surface will be added after construction, with travel restricted until Sunday.
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Forest Fire at Big Timber Brings 900 Acres under Control
FRANKLIN Pa May 11 After sweeping over 900 acres of timber land along South Sandy Creek eight miles West of here the worst forest fire in this section of the state this season was brought under control today. Sixty men under direction of Game Warden Herbert Beatty and a score of Boy Scouts fought the blaze continuously during the last 24 hours.
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Mellons Insist Delegates Go Uninstructed at GOP Meet
Philadelphia May 11 United Press delegates from Pennsylvania arrive for the Republican caucus amid rumors that Secretary of Commerce Hoover will not receive an instructed vote despite a majority favoring him in the primary. Mellon says no endorsement planned. questions linger over Mellons stance and a potential impact on Hoover’s candidacy. Senator-elect Ware backs Greenfield for state national committee man. Senator Reed shows no desire to join the NR organization.
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American Aviator Injured in Crash Near Porto Alegre
May 11 reports from La Prensa Montevideo cite an American aviator O Neil seriously injured when his aircraft crashed en route from Morisnopolis to Porto Alegre. The plane was reportedly destroyed and the aviator missing for a time before being found.
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Maple syrup shipment completes as Wiggers reports crop near normal
John Wiggers of Corry completed extensive maple syrup shipments in the past week with eleven carloads sent to Vermont. He notes regional crop at about 60 to 85 percent of normal, with total area syrup and sugar value around $100000 and his Vermont shipments near $60000. Shipments include Corry, Tion City, Clymer, Sherman and other Chautauqua County towns, plus Rye County Pennsylvania, all in fifty gallon steel drums.
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Lillie Wins Contest for Committeeman in Second Precinct
A drawing at Erie County Commissioners Office decided the Republican committeeman race for the Second Precinct of the First Ward. Frank J. Lilie won in a high turnout district contest, with Charles Dahlstrand a close vote winner in the same precinct. The event drew one of the largest precinct totals in the primary season.
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Open house exhibits at Corry Junior High enthralls crowd
Corry Junior High held an open house last evening drawing over twelve hundred attendees to the Second Ward school auditorium. Principal Harold G. Walfe led the program, noting weeks of student preparation and strong faculty effort. The evening featured a three act operetta Yank Sun with a Japanese theme, a full orchestra under Lucile Murray, and numerous chorus and dance numbers. Superintendent Ralph S. Dewey and Principal Walfe praised the community support and student achievement as the show closed with a successful curtain call.
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Six Hour Working Day Proposed by Railroad Brotherhoods
Cleveland May 11 The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen proposed a six hour work day for U S railroads in a published resolution seen as a general move likely to bring the other three major brotherhoods into line Adoption of the plan would alter wage scales and industrial negotiations across railways and related trades as part of a broader union effort to reshape labor terms nationwide.
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Conference on Controversy Over Gas Pumps
City Council will hold a special meeting at 5 pm to seek a compromise with Corry Auto Supply Co regarding curb pumps. The firm seeks permission to install two pumps on East Main Street and abandon two at the old site. City orders banned curb pumps. police intervened as owners challenged the ban.
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SUPT. TO SPEAK HERE AT FIRST METHODIST
The Reverend Alfred Cookman Locke newly appointed district superintendent of the Erie District of the Erie Conference will fill the pulpit at First Methodist Church Sunday morning. His sermon topic will be The Ascension. Dr Locke has been pastor of the First Methodist Church DuBais Pa. Members and the church are urged to attend as he preaches his first sermon as head of the Erie district.
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Hospital Tag Day Tomorrow Supports Local Institution
Agony for the benefit of the Sorry Hospital will be conducted in the city tomorrow in observance of National Hospital Day. The tag day is sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary with schoolgirls assisting in selling tags. Proceeds go to the local institution.
Refinery Worker Fatally Burned in May Incident
John Stevenson, Sr., a Daugherty Refining Company employee at Petrolis, died in Butler hospital from burns received when a sill he worked on ignited last night. The fire was extinguished with minor property loss. He is survived by his widow and a daughter.
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Hoover presidential expenditures probe details and donors
United Press report from Washington on May 11 outlines the Hoover for President organization spending 42022.10 with 49160 in contributions. Campaign director James K. Good named top donor Edgar Fordson of Detroit, and Senator Walter Edge of New Jersey among contributors. Good noted orderly state organization efforts after Coolidge’s withdrawal and Hoover’s looming nomination, while facing criticism from Senator McManster over alleged campaign speech.
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Nationalist Appeal Calls for U S Aid Over Shantung Crisis
In Paris and Geneva reports, the Chinese Nationalist Government asks the United States to address the Shantung crisis, accusing Japan of mass troop deployments and unprovoked attacks. Dr. Wu states Tokyo violated 1922 treaties as Premier Tanaka presses a harsher policy. Concurrently, fighting rages around Tsinan with Japanese forces pressing the evacuation and Chinese remnants resisting fiercely.
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Graduation Tonight for Five Corry Nurses
A class of five nurses from Corry Hospital School for Nurses will graduate this evening at the Junior High School. Diplomas will be awarded to Isabelle Fiuntsingh Mildred Munsee Alice Nelson Mildred Young and Virginia Carlson with Milton L Brown delivering the address. The program includes an orchestral selection invocation by Rev G L Roth. Mrs M Hawking will sing a solo. After the address, diplomas and Nightingale pledges will be administered, pins presented by Mrs G Barker, a reception and dance to follow.
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Five Best Radio Features Tonight
WEAF presents A M Lenox Siting Quartet Marl Tiffany and Frank Sheridan. WEAF 5 PM Cities Service Orchestra. WJZ 5 30 PM Children’s Program. WJZ 6 PM Stardom of Broadway. WEAF 9 PM Palmolive Hour.
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Talkies Coming Chicago May Movie Speech Breakthrough
Lionel Barrys predicts motion picture innovations will give players speech in films likely to be titled Alligie TM, signaling a major shift in cinema sound and dialogue.
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