Giant German Flying Boat DO-X Heads Homeward
The DO-X flying boat headed from the United States toward Altenrhein on Lake Constance with refueling stops planned in Freshwater Bay near St Johns or Holyrood before continuing the Atlantic crossing to the Azores. Departing New York at 4:05 p.m. EST, it battled poor weather including fog and a northeast wind as it moved along the Massachusetts coast toward Nova Scotia and Newfoundland, with Cape Sable in sight.
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United Press
ST Johns
NPD
Altenrhein
Lake Constance
United States
Newfoundland
Atlantic
Azores
New York
Nore
Freshwater Bay
Narrows
St. Johns
Holyrood
Massachusetts
Nova Scotia
New Foundland
Cape Cod
Cape Sable
Raidio ‘Marine Corporation
Nova Scott
Corry High Class of 1982 Largest in History
Rev W A Hook of One First Baptist Church will deliver the Baccalaureate sermon to Corry High School's 1982 graduating class in a union service at the Senior High School auditorium. Jane Petracco is valedictorian, John Love will deliver the salutatory, and Richard Bachstetner is chosen as third speaker. all will address citizenship in their graduation talks.
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W. A. Hook
First Baptist Church
Corry High School
Cory Ministerial Association
Mr. Hook
Frie Slayer Found Guilty In First Degree Murder Trial
Antonio Sampieri, 61, father of eight, was found guilty of first degree murder for beating wife Ni Vetta Sampieri to death with a sash weight on March 16, 1932, at 539 West Eighteenth Street. Jury recommends life imprisonment, sparing him from the electric chair. verdict returned at 10:20 p.m. after three hours of deliberation.
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Mercy Brin
Antonio Sanpieri
Trie County Criminal Court
Nivetta Sampieri
Sampieri
West
Eighteenth Street
Attorney Walter H Scott speaks on World War experiences
Washington Warren Rotary Kiwanis meeting heard Attorney Walter H Scott recount his World War II era service in the Slat Division. He described front line life, first shell fire, training camps, Meuse Argonne drives, and humorous wartime sidelights. Simmons captained team defeated Gulick in attendance contest. picnic plans at Can Dohta Laie announced. mushball teams eyed for Teague. music provided at luncheon.
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Walter H. Scott
United Press
Kiwanis Washington
Warren
Helssemay Jumcheon
Corry
Elst
United States
Fiis
Mepse-Argonne
Herbert Gulick
Guy Simmons
Connell Freed In Connection With Lottery
Charles Connell of Erie, known locally, was arrested two weeks ago for distributing Fort Erie baseball pool tickets in the region. Justice N. Dink dismissed the charge for insufficient evidence, freeing Connell from prosecution under the anti lottery act. Three co-defendants, George Miller Ernest Pollocke and Harold Newcomer, were bound over to county court following a hearing last Saturday.
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Charles Connell
Erie
Fort Erie
N.dink
Rathorergele
George Miller
Port Erie
Ernest Pollocke
Union Cuy
Harold Newcomer
R.D
Frie
Miller
Japanese cabinet talks halted by Buddhist funeral rites
News wires report Tokyo pauses in forming a new cabinet as leaders attend the funeral of premier Tsuyoshi Ikei killed in Sumdau. Also in brief Washington approves a rivers and harbors funding in the war department bill and a Supreme Court rehearing request by the Big Four packers' lawyers. In Shenandoah a 15-year-old boy Anthony Kslonska was found dead in a mine grounds area. in Sturgis a mother shot her 19-year-old son while he slept.
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Torio
Tsuyoshi Iukei
Sumdau
Shenandoah, Pa
Anthony Kslonska
Shenandoah City
Alain
Sioux City Boy Is Champion Orator
May 19 in Sioux City, Parnell Mahonny of 1st High School won the national high school extemporaneous speaking championship at the second annual national speech tournament. Ansel Chapman of Iowa City took second and Leila Green of Santon, Ohio, third. Pauline A. Crockett of California, Pa., won the dramatic declamation with "Joan of Arc" but her second reading, "The Fool," did not place.
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Sioux City
United Press
Parnell Mahonny
Ansel Chapman
Iowa City
Leila Green
Santon, O
Pauline A. Crockett
California
Jann of Arc
Miss Crockett
the Fool
Steel chiefs praise outlook amid depression in federal budget tone
Two leaders of the steel industry Charles M Schwab chairman Bethlehem Steel and William A Irving president U S Steel addressed the American Iron and Steel Institute in New York May 19 expressing confidence in the industrys and nations future They urged expanded credit and budget balance and warned against foreign steel dumping Both urged government cuts to fit income and restore public confidence Also noted Mr and Mrs Cleve Morton visiting Dagus Mines.
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United Press
New York
American Tron and Steel Institute
Charles M. Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Corp
William A. Irving
U.S. Steel Corporation
Schwa
Schwab
Norfolk Men Probe 25000 Deposit in Lindbergh Case
Norfolk and Hopewell reports outline a $25000 deposit request related to the Lindbergh kidnapping probe. The accused Curtis, linked to “negotiations,” denies guiding the scheme, while authorities question Dean Dobson Peacock’s role and seek proof of ransom contacts as investigations widen.
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United Press
Hopewell
N. J
Flemington
Joan
Curtis
Werth
Dean H. Dobson-Peacock
H. Norman Schwarzkopf
State Police
New Jersey
Lindbergh
Norfolk
Dean Dobson-Peacock
Curtison
Charles A. Lindberge, Jr
John Z. Condon
Jassie
Dobson-Peacock
Director of Public Safety
Charles Borland
Mr. Curtis
George
New York
Mae
Lettex
Market House debate on Corry Grange plans
Corry Grange No. 56 to meet Saturday evening at x o clock for regular session. CR Rogers will attend to discuss Corry’s proposed market house. The program includes opening song, cream handling discussion by Axel Swanson, debate on Jersey cow versus Holstein, and dairy utensil care. Mrs. D. Psulkinburg leads a talk on washing and caring for dairy implements with a cow essay. Bernice Belknapp with “My Bossy” by four sisters, plus music by Mrs. Jewell Syd and Mr. Munsee.
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Corry
CR Rogers
Axel Swanson
D. Psulkinburg
Bernice Belknapp
Bossy
Jewell Syd
Munsee
Burns Fatal To Corry Factory Fireman James Leary
James Leary, a Corry fireman at Haniel Clark Co plant, died after burns from a fall into hot liquid in the boiler room. He crawled from the vat to signal for help, was treated at Corry Hospital, and died at 1 a.m. He lived at 418 East South Street and is survived by his widow. Funeral services will be Saturday at St. Thomas Church with interment in St. Thomas Cemetery.
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Haniel Clark Company
Corry Hospital
James Leary
Leary
Thine Ward
Richard Merier
Walter Auer
Corfy
East South Street
Feneral
St. Thomas Church
St. Thomas Cemetery
Mellon Most Popular Ambassador in London
Andrew W. Mellon, the world’s richest ambassador, bids to be London’s most popular figure as society beads crowd his schedule. In weeks since his arrival, the embassy has seen a flood of visitors and messengers bearing invitations to high society functions. Mellon dominates the social season.
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United Press
London
Andrew W.mellon
St. James
Mellon
Union City Man Drowns as Cousin Is Saved on Lake Erie
May 19 The father of three, Ray Terrell, 23, of 8116 Hough Ave N B, drowned after the motor boat they were fishing from near Cleveland Electric Illuminating Company plant sank in Lake Erie near Gordon Park. His brother Floyd, 23, and cousin Vivell Tarbell of Union City Pa were rescued. Virgil clung to a life preserver until saved.
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Cleveland
Fshing
Lake Erie
Cleveland’ Electric Muminating Company
Gordon Park
Ray Tér‘yell
Hough Avenue
N. B
Floyd
Hast Highty
Ninth Street
Today’s Five Best Radio Entertainments
List of radio programs across major networks with times and performers. WJZ NBC WEAF listing Jones and Hare 0 m Jones and Hare 8 p.m. Wiz Sanderson and Crumit 8:10 p.m. WABC Trumpeters 9 p.m. and Columbian Symphony Orchestra 10 p.m. on CBS network coverage.
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WJZ
Roosevelt ally wins Pennsylvania Democratic chair
In Harrisburg on May 19 Warren Van Dyke head of the Roosevelt for President League in Pennsylvania was elected chairman of the Democratic state committee by a 65 to 46 vote over John F. Gollins. The meeting opened a test of strength between Roosevelt supporters and neutrality factions as they fought for control of the committee and possibly a national committeeman post. Daylong jockeying reflected the split in the party over Roosevelt’s candidacy. Separately Philadelphia, May 19, reports say three Pennsylvania cities Washington West Chester and Central City added 61 jobs in the Legion employment drive.
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Harrisburg
Warren van Dyke
Pennsylvania
Democratic State Committee
John F. Gollins
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Ane
Roosevelt
John
Collins
Collins Toice
Sedgwick Kistler
Samuel Shull
Stroudsburg
Joseph Guffey
Pittsburgh
Guffey
Philadelphia
The
American Legion
Washington
West Chester
antiCentral City
Congress May Expose Work Of Contact Men
Washington May 18 House considers Warren resolution to open secret pays and reveal a group of unds known as contact men. These aides, often law partners or in close ties to lawmakers, are paid by the government to reside in the congressman's district. Monthly amounts vary up to about 200 dollars, with some cases reaching 3900 dollars annually for household expenses.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
Washington
House
Howse
conthapMon
Fortune Split Alleged as Radio Pool Profits Flagged
Washington May 19 The operation of a radio pool in 192? week yielded nearly 5 000 0 profits as Senate hearings on stock market manipulation resumed. Prominent financiers and politicians including Percy Rockefeller Walter Chrysler John D Raskob and the Fisher brothers were named as profit beneficiaries. William A Gray committee counsel disclosed totals ranging from 29 171 to 201 710 for participants while noting a pool turnover of 1 483 400 shares in seven days. Bragg testified and questioned J P Tumulty identified as former Wilson secretary. Eddie Dowling the actor received 19 000 in profits. Continued on page seven.
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Washington
William A. Gray
Thomas TH. Bragg
Bragg
Gray
W. J Hutton & Co
M. J. Mrehan and Co
B. F. Fhillon and Co
Block, Malon=ay and Co
Stodke Exchange
Chrysler
Ras~ Fob
Democratic Rational
General Motors
Fisher Brothers
Detroit
Percy A. Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller
James A. Stillman
National City Bank
Stillman
Rockefeller
Uo Smail
Raskoh
Raskoif
Nicholas T. Brady
M. J. Meehan
Meehan
J P. Tumulty
Joseph
Tumulty
Wilson
Eddie Dowling
Bailto Corporation of Ameritiay
Scottish clans make peace after 187 years feud
London May 19 The Campbell and Maclean clans have ended an 187 year feud. A telegram from the Duke of Argyll to Col Sir Fitzroy MacLean, who turned 97 on Mull, declared the hostilities over and the sword buried. The feud began when a Markeyn Blan chief suspected his wife of infidelity with a Campbell or Maclean.
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London
Gampbells
Macbeans
Duke of ‘Argyll
Clan Gamppall
Fitzroy MacLean
Macleans
Isle of Mull
Scotland
Campbells
Mffic
Gul
Laan
Te Markeyn
Blan
Inkripary
Campietes
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Bethlehem Steel
Cleve Morton
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