Roberts Nomination Favorably Reported by Senate Committee
United Press reports that Oweb J Roberts was favorably reported to the Senate Judiciary Committee today. The vote was unanimous and the committee acton virtually assures confirmation. No protests were received and the report followed a brief subcommittee inquiry into Roberts record.
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United Press
Washington
Oweb J) Roberts
U.S. Supreme Court
Senate Judiciary Committee
Acton
Senate
Roberts
Borah
Thanm' Hebert
Overmatt
Dem
N.C
Norman ‘Thomias
Socialist Party
Thomas
Jamestown Men Escape Injury in North Corry Crossing
Two Jamestown men Peter Larson and Charles Swanson faced near fatal danger at the North Center street crossing in North Corry. Their car skidded and halted on tracks just as a northbound freight train approached. Swanson injured lightly, Larson unhurt. Nearby incidents include a Findley Lake road crash with an overturned coupe, and a Union City driver’s car overturning near the Roosevelt highway. Another fatality occurred when Steve Huzzy was struck by a car in Drie.
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Corry
Jamestown
North Center
North Corry
Peter Larson
Charles Swanson
Larson
Hank
Swanson
Jack Paulson
George Batters
French Creek
Findley Lake Road
Roosevelt Highway
State Wish Hatchery
Mark Burger
Union City
Ome
Warren
Wrightsville
Drie
Steve Huzzy
Stephen A. Jawarowick
Meadville
Robert Smith
Todays Five Best Radio Entertainments
Radio listings for networks NBC CBS and GBS show programs across the day. Marmot choir at 1 pm on WWZ NBC, Vale of Firestone at 7 pm on WHAP NBC, General Motors buur at 8 90 pm on WHAT NBC, Jenni Craggford at 9 80 pm on WABO CBS, and The Gammbiens at 7 pm on WAEG GBS.
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United Press
NBC
Marmot
Vale of Firestone
General Motors Buur
WABO
CBS
Jenni Craggford
WAEG
GBS
the Gammbiens
Bulletin service on election returns at Journal Building
The journal prepared to provide rapid primary election results Tuesday evening aided by automatic voting machines. The Dotted Press will supply state results on the gubernatorial and senatorial races, with Pennsylvania hot Republican primary intrigue. Readers invited to await 50 for returns.
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Pennsylvania
Journal
Boiding
Vail
Musical play to be staged by St Edward's High School
The Dramatic Club of St Edward's High School presents Once in a Blue Moon at the Senior High auditorium on Thursday and Friday evenings. Cast includes Don Maloney as Bob Hurrington with Helen Morrell as Mrs Montgomery and Miss Cosello Ressler as Sylvia. The production features music and dance with an anticipated large audience amid strong advance ticket sales.
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Dramatic Club
St. Edward's School
St. Edward's High School
Mrs. Kinley
Bob Hurrington
Don Maloney
Mary Montgomery
Helen Morrell
Sylvia
Misa Costello Ressler
Harrington
Bob
Anothe
George Taylor
Prohibition Party Candidate Names Not Shown On Voting Machines
The Prohibition party notes that candidates do not appear on the voting machines faces. It is understood they can be written in by sliding tops for each office. The party lists United States Senator S W Bierer Governor Tninias H Flamillan Lieutenant Governor Mrs Mable D Pann oel Secretary Jean W Litten, Supreme Court Charles Palmer, Superior Court Miss Ida G East and Frank C Howard. The report adds Frank C Howard returned this afternoon from a business visit Titusville.
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Prohibition Party
United States
Defendant's Daughter Testifies in Murder Trial
Mayville reports the trial of Joseph Sofia of Dunkirk for the murder of Joseph Baressi of Corry continues. Sofia's daughter Marcella testified about the wedding gown dispute, family ties, and a $500 demand, with defense plans to call about fifteen witnesses while details emerged in cross examination.
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Mayville
N.Y
Joseph Sofia
Dumlisk
Joseph Baresi
Corry
Mayviule
Josep Sots
Dunkirk
Joseph Baressi
Sofia
Thomas Heffernan
de Fenze
Joseph Sala
Jahleh
Marcella
Baressi
Frank Baressi
Frank
Haressi
Jeen
Barensi
Glenn Woodin
Woodin
Polit Warren
Dunkrk
Thesshot
Last French Troops Quit Rhineland
Paris May 19 Premier Andre Tardini urged immediate evacuation of French troops from the third and last zone of the German Rhineland to General Guillamet after a conference with Turdieu Briand and other officials. High officials including General Guillaumat and German Ambassador Von Hoesch attended the meeting.
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United Press
Paris
Ondens
Rhineland
Andre Tardini
Guillamet
Navy
Turdieu
Aretids Briand
Guillaumat
Andre Magino
Leopold von Hoesch
Rhine Lid
Graf Zeppelin Ends First Leg Of Flight
Graf Zeppelin neared the end of the first leg to South America and the United States as it approached Seville Spain. A crowd and air enthusiasts welcomed the giant dirigible while tours ts mingled with Sevillanos and air mail stamps ran out. Six planes from Granada joined the arrival and will take part in ceremonies as the airship circled Gibraltar before continuing to Ceuta on the African coast.
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William H. Lander
United Press
Sevilig
Spalm
South America
United See
Seville
Tule
Thiedrichs Jaten
Granada
Gibraltar
Mediterranean
Gibraitan
Ceuta
Doane Store Remodels Main Block Expansion In Ames
Two center street business locations announce a store quarters expansion. The Nast Company will lease the present Ames drug store and open a new ladies shop occupying both fronts of the building. The Ames drug store moves across the street to the Brown building, while Shea & Walraven retire. The Ames wholesale department remains in the Ajax building with remodels underway. The Nast firm will expand its men’s clothing department. the new ladies shop will feature complete lines of children’s wear and women’s merchandise with modern fixtures and Kawneer exterior. The move is slated for early June with remodeling to follow.
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John Nast Company
Son
Main Street
Ames
Ames Pharmacy
Ing Made
Shea & Walraven
Center Street
The
Nast Company
Ames Drug Store
Bouth
Brown
Men’s Clothiers
Am Company
Ajax
Mervyn ‘Nast
Hit
Nasts
We Ames
Grand Rapida
Kawneer Company
the Nast Company
Nast
Northampton
Calvin Coolidge
Aday
Timer McElroy
McElroy
Ames Company
Contractor Braiph Jones Constructs West Main Remodel
Local contractor Braiph Jones advances remodel work on the Johnson flock site at West Main Street. The project will relocate Duane Hardware Store from the Barlow block to North Center Street by September 1, with Montgomery Ward moving into the former site.
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Montgomery Ward Company
Market slide and crime notices from New York and Pennsylvania
Stock prices tumbled in late trading as selling pressure halved values. Prohibition agents seized a $25,000 Scotch cargo on a Pennsylvania Railroad line near Aspinwall. Four Erie residents were summoned to a jury evaluating the murder case of Mrs. Tedua Munibujo over the step-daughter Hilda Mumbals’ death.
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United Press
New York
Billioz
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Aspinwall
Erie
Tedua Munibujo
Hilda
Bankers Convention Plans In Atlantic City
May 18 report from Atlantic City notes bankers failing to attend the 36th annual convention. The gathering will proceed Wednesday at the Motel Traymore. Mrs IC S Durham and children stay with sister Mrs Porn High eld at Kellattville.
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Bankers
Atlantic City
Beunbylvenin Bankers’ Ascoplatlim
Traymore
Mra. IC S. Durham
Er Sister
Mra Porn High Eld
Kellattville
Pershing and Edge Visit Belleau Wood Battlefield
General John J. Pershing and Admiral Edge visit the Belleau Wood battlegrounds in France on May 1 in preparation for a visit by American signals units to the cemeteries there. The trip underscores U.S. involvement and commemorates fallen soldiers at the site.
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Belleau Wood
France
John J, Porming
Apijasindo
Walters
Edge
Mos
Flyn
Battlegraards
Rival Camps In Victory Claims On Primary Eve
Rival factions in Pennsylvania Republican primary battles trumpet victories with 1.5 to 2 million voters to cast ballots tomorrow. Davis Brown slate eyes 26 to 35 counties. Pinchot touts victory without figures. wet candidates spread strength in Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and coal regions. Officials fear apathetic turnout yet warn of possible organizing splits before elections.
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Thomas E. Williams
United Press Staff
Harrisburg
Viets
Pennsylvania
Bernard J. Myers
Davis-Brown
Gifford Pinchot
Randolph W. Childs
Dorrance
Joseph R. Grundy
Jon Wolf
United States
Poe
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Phillips
Pinchot
Feld
Fisher
J. Frank Graff
James G. Drew
James F. Woodward
Phillip H. Dewey
Davis Brown
Frederic A. Godderles
Milton
Grafidy
Allegheny
Tal
UW Senate
Tames
Davis
GliTord Pinchot
Tornado Toll and Flood Woes Hit Arkansas and Texas
Southeastern Arkansas and northern Texas bore the brunt of high winds and floodwaters. Nineteen dead, all Black, were reported as Lambrook and surrounding towns suffered twister devastation. Texarkana and Fulton areas faced rising rivers, with Red River floods forcing evacuations and Cross workers aiding refugees in camps. No drownings were confirmed, but highways and bridges were washed out.
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United Press
Meir
Arkansas
Texas
Helena
Ark
Ware
Lambrook
Texea
Oklahoma
Red River
Texarkana
Tex
Akkansas
Remmaller Triataries
Fulton
Arie
Garrant
Red Cross
Marion County
Dav is Brown Rally at City Park Tonight
City Park hosts the Davis Brown rally this evening at 8:40 with State Senator Miles B Kilby and Attorney John B Brooks among speakers. Local business figures from Daylsirowm and Allen H MacLean are listed as attendees. Military veterans group and local civic leaders prepare to address rally attendees.
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City Park
Miles B. Kitts
John Brooks
Miles B. Kilby
John B. Brooks
Ete
Davis-Brown
A.W
Thaneanin Pia
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Frank C. Howard
Titusville
Carry
Ully
DOANE
Spain
Graf Zepps
America
Sunningdale
Eng
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
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Pershing
Battlegrounds
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