Junior High Exhibit Delights Crowd With Sailor Themed Show
A crowd of over a thousand attended the opening night of the Junior High School annual exhibit. Students performed a nautical program titled A Trip On the Good Ship Junior Ford featuring songs, drills, dances, and stunts. The evening ended with the school song and a march by the High School Orchestra.
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Junior Ford
Pupliia
Ts) Sehool
Supt. Dewey
Charles R. Campbell
Wire
Big Rowil
Sailor Boy
Johnny
Captain Kid
Johnny Merrick
Rudy Vallee
Young America
Welfe
Scored
Titusville Player Fractures Ankle in Game
Titusville High right fielder rank McGinley Jr suffered a fractured left ankle at the Junior High field yesterday. He was taken to Corry Hospital this morning after a Saturday eighth inning collision at second base, ending his season and drawing regret from teammates and friends.
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Rank McGinley
Titusville High
Leaye Corry
McGinley
Narrowly Averted Plane Disaster At Bettis Field
Three Pittsburgh women and a pilot escaped injury after a crippled plane lost landing gear and tipped onto a wing. Pilot Charles Weiblin circled for an hour, then landed the ship upright with a grinding thud. Spectators cheered the safe touchdown amid tense moments.
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United Press
Bettis Meld
Makersport
Charles Weiblin
Pittsburgh
Hilaa
Buffalo
Weiblin
Welblin
Ome Alde
Toscanini Attacked By Fascist Youths In Pologna
New York Philharmonic conductor Arturo Toscanini was punched and slapped by Fascist youths in Pologna Italy after he refused to start a concert with royal and Fascist hymns. He sustained slight bruises and injures to his pride as the mob pursued him to his hotel.
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United Press
Pologna
Italy
Arturo Toscanini
New York Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra
Toscanini
Pinchot Tours Northwest Promoting Utility Regulation
Governor Gifford Pinchot moves into the northwest today on a tour backing legislation to regulate public utilities with stops at Butler Meadville and Sharon. He defended the trip against charges of political ambition saying the effort aims to curb watered stock and empower the public service commission. In Pittsburgh he urged authority from Pennsylvanians to apply controls to utilities to restore healthy growth and serve the people.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Gifford Pinchot
Butler
Meadville
Sharon
Pitterburgh
KDKA
Pinchot
Allied Boards of Trade
Pennsylvania
Public Service Commission
Dak
Pope calls for rebuilding economic plan for justice
Pope Pius XI outlines a forthcoming encyclical seeking reconstruction of the global economic system to balance wealth between capital and labor. He warns against Soviet style leveling and stresses social justice, broadcast to millions during the 40th anniversary of Rerum Novarum. The pope affirms a new framework while opposing mass proletarian leveling.
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United Press
Vatican City
Pius XI
Leo XII
Leo
Leon Xviio
Soviet Russia
Child Injured When Knocked From Horse
A 14 year old girl, Dean Thompson, of Spartansburg, was injured this morning when her horse was struck by a Spartansburg man's automobile. She was thrown from the horse, struck the machine, and sustained a leg wound. She received treatment and returned home after initial care.
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Dean ‘Thompson
Spartansburs
Spartansburg
Nimsl
Belasco passes as Broadway curtain falls on last show
David Belasco, ten-year veteran of the American stage, died quietly in his New York hotel room after a cor onary embolism. Funeral plans set for Sunday at Central Synagogue. Survived by daughter Morris Gest and three brothers. wife buried in Linden Hills. Belasco's life noted for its dramatic career and final Broadway run Tonight on Never.
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United Press
New York
David Belasco
Gladstone
Tate
San Prancisco
Central Synagogue
Mausi
Solomon
Los Angeles
Mos
Willem BI Jott
Jerome B. Wagner
House Utility Probe Nears Final Report Today
Harrisburg May 16 The House utility investigating committee prepares and will present its final report on the Albert M. Greenfield and Merton Mitton check transactions totaling 786 000. The panel has compiled about 5200 pages of testimony and 234 exhibits and adjourned subject to recall as new lines of inquiry emerge.
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James A. Sullivan
United Press
Harrisburg
Te House Utility
Wvrthy
Albert M. Greenfield
Homely
Mitton
Puadaly Ninz
Moors
Gead Intonse
W. W. Colledge
Wn. Dietrick
Stephen Rauschenbosch
Pennsylvania Power Afd Light Company
Wa Paylig
Laugh River Securities Company
Ltt
Erie Slayer Freed Negro Found Guilty
A Meadville jury convicted George Wade, a Black man, of second degree murder in the slaying of Captain JW Holt of the Mile Railroad police. Wade faces sentencing by Judge O Clare at Menttville on Monday, May 25. The trial featured 24 prosecution witnesses and 17 defense witnesses, including 14 reputation witnesses for Wade. In Erie, Tony Wieczkowski was acquitted in Judge W Hirt's court, a verdict the judge condemned as grossly unjust and harmful to justice.
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Pennsylvania
Mier
Meadville
George Wade
JW. Holt
Mile Railroad
Wade
O. Clare Scent
Menttville
Leary
Tony Wiecxorkowski
Mary Sobuski
Mel Kean
W. Hirt
Erie
Erie County
Yoshihara May Abandon Flight
In Tokio Japan May 1 doubts arose that Seiji Yoshihara a 27 year old Japanese flyer can continue his attempt to reach the United States. Yoshihara at Shinishiri Bay told his backers he must return to Nemuro on Hokkaido for motor repairs. Backers are unsure the flight will continue as heavy fog over the islands has caused several forced landings since he left Nemuro.
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United Press
Tokio
Japan
Seiji Yoshihara
United States
Yoshihara
Shinishiri Bay
Nemuro
Hokkiida Island
Kers
Uil Islands
Hoover lauds Monroe policy ties in hemisphere unity
President Hoover praises Monroe Doctrine as the basis for growing goodwill between the United States and Latin American nations. In a New York ceremony at New York University Hall of Fame he lauds Monroe and his precedent shaping U.S. policy toward Latin Republics.
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Hoover
United States
Iy United Press
New York
James Monroe
Fiftl
Janie Abbot
Mar Neill Whistler
Walt Whitman
New York University
Eds of Fame
Latin America
Glenshaw Girl Rescued by Two Boys
Jean Ward eight of Glenshaw slipped into Ping Creek near the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bridge. Harry Hallinan twelve and Walter Kay junior helped her grab a tree limb and pulled her to shore after she cried for help.
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Unites Preae
Glenshaw
Jean Ward
Baltimore and Ohio
Ping Creek
Herry Hallinan
Walter Kay, Jr
Jean
Hallinan
Radio Schedule Highlights From WABC WEAR and More
Listing shows today’s top radio entertainments across CBS NBC and network exchanges. Programs include light opera gems and mime performances with a focus on Aida and Laforge, plus timing slots for Bily and Broie and Merch of Time segments.
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WABC
CBS
Wear
NBC Network
Major Howesam
NBG
Bily & Broie
CBS Network
Seizure of Alfonso XIII Property Under Republican Rule
Madrid May 15 The Republican government seizes Alfonso XIII estates including Magdalena Palace Santander Miramar Palace San Sebastian and a Cortejada island estate near Pontevedra valued at about 10 million dollars The action follows anti religious riots tied to the exiled king and aims to prevent further disturbances while preserving order across Spain
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Sy Unida Press
Madrid
Alfonso XIII
Idalecio Prieto
Magdalena
Santander
Miramar
San Sebastian
Cortejada
Pontevedra
Alforgo
Alonso
Swapping Instinct of Boy Brings Tragedy
Pittsburgh May 16 A boy's swapping instinct led to a fatal accident when a revolver traded for a motorcycle headlight discharged. The gun, believed unloaded, was given by the father to 19 year old James Murphy’s lamp seeking youth. Kindley died last night from a bullet wound. Murphy is held for an inquest.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Jay
Wedtw
Witnaxi Kinatey
Kindley
James Murphy
Murphy
Soroner
Woman severely cut after fall through glass door
Mrs Franke Burdick of 628 West street was taken to the Car Hospital this afternoon with severe cuts on her arms after apparently stumbling and falling through a glass door at her home. Earlier reports say she sustained the injuries during the accident.
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Franke Burdick
West Street
Corry Boy Takes Third in District Oratorical Contest
Bernard Burkett finished third in the Erie Diocese district oratorical contest held in Bradford last evening. Burkett represented Rt. Hdwsed's actor in the competition. The winner was not revealed. District winners advance to finals to be held in Erie.
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Bernard Burkett
Erie
Bradford
Burkett
Rt. Hdwsed
672 Planes to Participate in Air Maneuvers
Dayton May 15 A large contingent of airplanes heads to Fairfield air depot and Wright Field for the largest air maneuvers in U.S. history. More than 600 planes were expected, with 51 already arrived last night and others at stand by stations. The exercise, led by Brig General Benjamin D Foulois, will include observation groups bombardment pursuit and attack squadrons across Chicago New York New England states and Washington. Major Willimurd Ryan and Col Jett Howard oversee the east coast gathering with stops planned at Middletown Pa and Port Collishus for refueling.
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United Press
Dayton
Air Center
Fairfield Air Depot
Wright Field
Chicago
New York
New England
Washington
Benjamin D. Foulois
Air Corps
Bats
Ward
Columbius
Four Women Escape From Marysville Reformatory
Four inmates of the Marysville Reformatory for Women escaped by lowering themselves from their second floor into the yard. Police across central Ohio pursued them as officers reported two were recaptured later. Names include Marie Fleisch 22 from Dayton for forgery Jessie Parsons 44 from Crooksville Weddie Long 22 from Middletown and Anna Bogden 22 from Cleveland, all linked to forgery.
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United Press
Marysville
Marysville Reformatory
Ohio
Marie Fleisch
Trent Dayton
Jessie Parsons
Crooksville
Weddie Long
Middletown
Anna Bogden
Feoirt Cleveland
Miss Parsons
Miss Long
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Louise Mittendorf
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