Death Toll and Relief Effort Rise in State Crisis
The state faces extensive damage after a disaster with 44 dead and 80 injured. Governor Green appeals for donations to fund relief and a broad school aid program as Bath, Maine hosts emergency services and a community-wide effort to salvage the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stichigan
Dankruptcy
St. Great
Andrew
Green
Kayes
Bath
Vine General School
Die
Trea
Lindbergh's Mother Confident of Success
Partial and garbled text from a United Press report about Lindbergh's mother expressing confidence in the outcome of a trial or process. The readable portions reference Lindbergh, a name, a school, and judges or hearings but lack clear details or coherent narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindbergh
United Press
Memorial service notice for Rev. Futhir Mei
An invitation to join with the organization of Catholic men in the city calls for attendance at a funeral service in memory of Rev. Futhir Mei. The event will be held at St Edwards parish school at eight o clock.
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OFC
Volumboe
Futhir Mei
Tracy
Edwart's Pardchial
Today’s Five Best Radio Entertainments
Radio listings highlight Goldman Band Concert on WRAL and WJZ with various stations. Baltimore WHAL, Philadelphia KYW, and WDA feature program blocks including String Quartet and military band segments.
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Wral Hou
Goldman Band Goncert
Miso
Wid
EDICA
KYW
Philco
Baltimore
Ustibal Strlip
WDA
Barbas
Guy
ESI the Niguthawia
Athinti
Army Vient
Sinclair Gets Three Months Jail Sentence
United Press reports Paney Hond Sinclair a multimillionaire operator and spokesman was fined 500 dollars for failing to answer questions before the Senate Teapot Committee in 194. He was convicted in the District of Columbia and faces a jail term of one to twelve months. His attorneys gave notice of appeal.
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Sinclair
United Press
Washington
Paney
Spoksman
Ken
Fennel
Aoa
Senate
Fire suspected arson at Harrington farm blaze
Neighbors reported suspicious flames at the Harrington farm in French Creek area. Nine fields were destroyed along with farm tools and equipment. no stock burned. Edward Harrington and a neighbor aided in the initial response and authorities began an investigation.
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Harrington
French Creek
Orie
Shelve
Praviels Harrington
Vorry Yislene
Edward Tarringtod
Avax
Paris Wide Stir Over Lindbergh Flight Arrival
Paris trembles with anticipation as Lindbergh’s New York to Paris flight nears Le Bourget Airport. French officials rush preparations and the public floods newspapers with calls seeking arrival details while rumor swirls about the speed and timing of the famous aviator’s cross Atlantic journey.
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Lindbergh
New York
le Bourget Field
Paris
Charles Nubyesser
Coli
le Hourget
Commandery to Attend Services at First M. E. Church
Clarence Commandery Knights Tem planning to attend memorial services at the First M. E. Church in Lindsay on May 22 at 11 o clock. Reverend William E. Bartlett will deliver a message titled The Great Light and the choir will offer special music.
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Clarence Commandery
Knights
Clar
Ave
M. E
Sindsay
Wiliamn E. Bastlett
Ithmon
Imir
S. Dewoy
Goleis U
Proclamation Closing Businesses in Honor of Deceased Pastor
A city proclamation from Mayor Olin Wo Bracken declares all places of business to close from nine to ten o clock tomorrow morning in tribute to the late Reverend Thomas Choreh. The announcement notes his many years as pastor and his service to the community in memorial of his passing on a recent date.
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Olin Wo Bracken
Funeral to honor priest at St Thomas church
The body of Father Rex Mather M Tracy lies in state at St Thomas bar. Funeral services will be held Saturday morning at 9 o clock. Knights of Columbus and parish members form a guard of honor as the body is carried from the rectory to the church. The holy may be viewed at the church this afternoon and evening. Reservations are made for non members who wish to attend the service in memory of the priest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Mather
Tracy
St Thomas Bar
Knights of Columbus
Clinic Here Draws Many for Tuberculosis Checkup
An Anti Tuberculosis Society clinic drew numerous attendees at a city preschool site. Nurses and doctors operated from the municipal building this morning and at the Ly building. About fifty children aged four to six were examined and many adults also participated.
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AntiPuberculosis Society
Bine Cents
Assisiie
Sunicipal
Clinjic
Log of Lindbergh Trans Ocean Flight
A fragmentary log records residents near Bryantville reporting a plane sighting believed to be Lindberghs. At 12 25 P M a sighting eastward is logged near Nova Scotia. By 12 48 P M Lindbergh is said to pass between Middleton and Ridgewater about 100 miles southwest of the coast.
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United Press
Halifax
Milford
Heroy
Nova Scotia
Mereghan
Digby
Chas. Lindbergh
Eastern Passage
Springfield
Annapolis County
Annapolin
Halifus
Bropton
Mass
Les Lindbergh
Lure
Tolay
Lawnstall
Lindbergh
Irvine
Hor Re Vinick
Halifac
Mase Theoplanié
Roosevelt
Charles Lindberg
Paris
Todas
Ryan Mano
Quarvela
Lewsburg
Ini
Lindhere
Lucky
New York
Tabs von Linders
emoUy
Roosevelt Pier
Fur Pass
Bryantville
Mask
Brockton
Metashan
Ayington
Sae
Middleton
Ridgewater
Louisiana flood risks widen as 100,000 more may lose homes
United Press reports five more Louisiana parishes face inundation as Atchafalaya waters surge farther into the basin. St Martin’s, Terrebonne, St Mary and LaFourche parishes are already threatened while thousands of Acadian farmers may evacuate as land valued at over 10 million dollars faces flood damage.
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E. W. Lewis
United Press State
New Orleans
Signy
Atchufilaya
Babin
Threatuniine
Louisiana
St Martin's Parish
Terrebonne St. Mary and
Pape
LaFourche
Plane wreckage sighted after French fliers crash near Mort Pond Bay
Report from New London states wreckage parts found about two miles south of Race Rock. Authorities say pieces are too large for a single plane and show evidence of damage from impact. evacuation and salvage efforts underway as searches continue.
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Fort Pond Bay
Eitter Weponte
Mort Pond Bay
Magia
Hayes
Sur
Race Rock
Wisle
Cretws
British claims settled in wartime accord reported
A brief Washington dispatch says a settlement of Allied claims between Great Britain and the United States is understood to include about 100 million dollars. The agreement covers seizures and war-time actions, with formal notification expected soon.
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United Fross
Washington
Aif
Great Britain
United State
Jon
United States
Commercial students enter Erie contest at Central Ish school
Corry High School students travel to Erie for county competition in commercial subjects. Led by Miss Lageler and instructors, they take part in Typewriting and Shorthand contests with finalists Ellen Meteuy Sagel Hammon Alice Christ Daveherth Ruth Gates Elsie Winne and others.
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High School
Exie
Corry Mygh School
Central Ish School
Bietorlay
Erle
Lageler
Mclénmick
Smulth
Corry
Cory High School
Prttern
Corites
Ellen Meteuy
Gang Leader Ambushed by Assassins in Pittsburgh
On May 20 in Pittsburgh four men ambushed gang leader Chigthamendia in front of his restaurant and killed him with a double shotgun blast. Investigators scoured districts for motive while spelling out a hunt for suspects.
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Pittsburgh
Wowie Vari
Miesundlepworld
Chigthamendia
Lamendoth
Hie Valley
$20,000 Verdict for Death of Husband Reported
A partial news item from Pittsburgh on May 20 notes a $20,000 verdict related to the death of a husband. Beth Lavell of Ambridge, Pennsylvania is associated with the case as reader attention centers on the Pennsylvania and Ry for the death referenced.
Public Oratorical Contest At Methodist Church
A public hear and oratorical contest is set for this evening at the Pal church. Judges include Mr Paul Siple and Miss Glenda Gilmore with Ralph Dewox and George Patterson. An invitation is extended to the general public to attend.
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Board of Temperance, Prohibition
Pal Church
Chivaicue Bo'stock
Paul Siple
Sa Pa
Glenda Gilmore
City, Ralph & Dewox
St Alburt
George Patterson
Loveland to attend convention then sail to Belgium
Loveland will attend a convention Tuesday evening May 24 in Loveland and depart Wednesday morning for Ostend Belgium aboard the Corintha of Cunard Line. He will represent the local Rotary club at the event.
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Loveland
New York City
Osten
Belgium
Corintha
Cunard Line
Rotary
Rosy Outlook Painted by Steel Leader
The chairman of United States Steel Corporation tells the American State Institute that gains are prosperous research large and money cheap. He argues government industry ties have not changed the fundamentals and that opportunities are better than ever. He notes the new pipe mill at Sparrow Point will start operations in December.
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Gary
American Steel Institute
United Press
New York
Gacy
Bard
United States Steel Corporation
American State Institute
Gar
Steel Corporation
Grave Glade Bathteher
Corporation
Wipach
Sparrow's Point
Wrace
Scientist to Lecture Here This Evening
Miss Sevmer of Boston will speak on Christian Service: God's Way of Holiness Health and Immortality at the First Church of Christ Scientist on Mark Street this evening. The Board of Lectureship of the First Church of Christ Scientist recommends her as a leading speaker and expects wide attendance from local and out of town members. The lecture starts at 814 o'clock.
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Violet Ker Seymer
C. S
London
Lind Fon
England
Tal Bostup
Mark Street
Miss Sevmer
First Church of Christ, Scivitist
Two Die In Circus Wagon Auto Crash
Two men were killed in a crash involving a circus wagon and an auto near Plainfield New Jersey on May 20. Victims identified as Clarence Vier 65 and an unnamed passenger from Indiana were traveling with driver Hagenbiek and Wallace circus. The driver was detained for investigation and the scene was kept under volume scrutiny.
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Plainfield
Waver J
Clarence Viier
Buuder
Finina Peake
Peaks
Vier
John Warbin
Pere Ind
Hagenbiek
Wallace Circus
Astrologist Sees Unfavorable Skies for Gov Smith
Madame Marcia, famed astrologist, predicts planets favoring against Governor Al Smith for the 1932 presidential race. She doubts his nomination if the Democratic convention convenes, but says he might win the women’s vote if chosen.
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UnIted Prosy
Washington
al Smith
Marcia
Smith
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