Corry Planners Expect Large Turnout for Conclave
Clarence Commandery Knights Templar of Corry will send about seventy five uniformed members to the 78th annual Conclave and parade at the Grand Commandery of Pennsylvania. The event runs from Sunday May 24 to Wednesday May 28 with religious services, sight seeing, a Past Grand Commanders dinner at the Lawrence Hotel, and a grand parade at 10 am Tuesday. Thousands from across the state expected to attend sessions and installations.
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Ice Stadium
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Breach Between House And Senate Widens On Major Legislation
Four from Warren city injured when a new Willys sedan stolen near Washington Lunch crashed on a curve east of the railroad trail. The occupants Mrs Nelson and her son William Jr Berdessa Smock and Reta Montgomery sustained severe cuts and bruises but were not seriously hurt. Stockton faces larceny charges as the vehicle, only weeks old, was traced to Warren after the theft near North Center street.
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South Center Street
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Reta Montgomery
Haat South Street
Warren Hospital
Nelson
William
Montgomery
Stockton
State Highway Patrol
West Side
Seneral
Lowa
Pinchot pleads for passage of Pennsylvania revenue bills
Governor Pinchot, addressing the Pennsylvania House, urged immediate enactment of the Williams and Sterling revenue bills to avoid new taxes. He warned that failure could force the state to seek other revenue sources, with potential cuts to expenditures and tax implications for vehicle operators and drivers.
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Pennsylvania House of Representatives
General Assembly
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Commonwealth
Air Maneuvers Delayed One Day by Bad Weather
Inclement weather delays the army air maneuvers program for 672 planes scheduled to depart from Patuxent Depot for Chicago at 11 am. Ground crews reported delays as the aircraft will remain overnight in Chicago and resume maneuvers tomorrow before heading to the eastern states.
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Eighth Bic Well In Tioga County Field
A new natural gas well in Tioga County’s Farmington township near Wellsboro produced 6 960,000 cubic feet daily, bringing the count of new Tioga wells to eight. The Natural Gas Corporation at Ste Ashton No 1 lease completed the well as two more are anticipated this week.
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Tioga County
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Body of Brig. Gen. Robert H. Dunlap Found After French Landslide
In Tours France May 20 the body of Brig Gen Robert H Dunlap was recovered buried under rock from a Loire valley landslide. Mrs Dennis Briant a peasant's wife was found alive after being trapped in a cave. her husband also perished. Major Robert L Walsh will transport Dunlap to Paris for burial likely in Washington.
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Paris
Washington
Confesses Killing Woman and Two Sons
Merle Johnson a 25 year old filling station attendant surrendered to Mattoon police and admitted killing Mrs Carrie Bowers 40 and her two sons ages 8 and 6 claiming they asked to be killed and he had to get rid of them He was taken to Coles county jail after the admission and the crime occurred about two miles from Mattoon authorities said
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Merle Johnson
Mattoon
Carrie Bowers
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Vint Aye
Coles County
Women prisoners help fight fire at police station
Fire in the matron's room of the Northaida police station was extinguished by seven women prisoners before fire companies arrived. Matron Ma Helen Hiland released the inmates as smoke filled the room. The women carried water and controlled the Sarasa until help arrived. Damage was slight.
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Helen Hiland
Arms Conference Set for Geneva by League Council
The League of Nations Council announced that the proposed world disarmament conference will be held in Geneva next year. The decision was made at Geneva on May 20 and marks a milestone in international efforts for arms reduction.
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League, of Nations Council Today
Geneva
Death of Famed Artist Barton in Manhattan Penthouse
New York May 20 Ralph Barton renowned artist and caricaturist shot himself at his luxury Midtown Manhattan penthouse following a broken romance with Ruth Kresge of Detroit heiress of the Kresge fortune. Barton, divorced from his fourth wife Germaine Tailferre, had recently returned to the United States and was reportedly in good health. His brother Homer Barton and a writer friend stated Barton had been deeply in love and seriously affected by love affairs.
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NEW_YORK
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Midtown Manhattan
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Dead Man
Barton
Ruth Kresge
Detroit
Kresge
Rufus Clark Caulkins
Haid
Riga
Germaine Tailleferre
Conenango Trust Company Placed Under Examiner
J D Swigart chief bank examiner was placed in charge of Conenango Trust Company Warren following a directors statement to conserve assets. An orderly liquidation of the bank’s affairs is promised as the second Warren bank to begin liquidation that week after Citizens National Bank was taken over by C Underwood.
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Eyunmey Crest
House Debates Public Utility Election Code Bills
The House considers amended Howell public utility bill and Moore election code measure on special orders. Amended provisions would let the governor dismiss Public Service Commissioners with Senate consent, and limit rate rises pending PSC action. House riders also broaden PSC firing power and utility securities oversight. final passage uncertain. The Moore election bill would create board control in Allegheny and Philadelphia counties only.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Howell Public Utility
House Today
Howell
Senate
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Public Service Commission
House
McClure
Te Senate
Commission
Election Board
Allegheny
Philadelphia
Swindler in Chicago Surrenders to U S Authorities
A former con artist known as a suave salesman turned fugitive surrendered in Chicago as federal agents prepared to file charges. The man and his wife faced questions over about 90 million in fraudulent transactions with Mogish investors amid a long chase by British and U S authorities.
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Chicago
Ann
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Washington gang war escalates with police collusion claims
United Press reports an intensifying capital gang war with two underworld killings, a policeman's arrest, and a senator’s charges of police collusion. Elmer Sweeney confessed to killing Talley Day. Day linked to a liquor robbery and gambling quarter. Senator Brookhart accused officers of collusion. Commissioner Crosby labeled by Brookhart as a good man misled.
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United Press
United States
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Bulldog" Sweeney
Talley Day
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Herbert Crosby
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Cunninghim
Sweeney
Curlley
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Ast Cuniningham
Girl Injured Jumping From Fire Escape at Duquesne Hotel
Miss Florence Magnus 24 of Brookville Pennsylvania leaped from a second floor fire escape at the Duquesne hotel when police forced the door of her room. She sustained injuries and was taken to Allegheny General Hospital.
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Florence Magnus
Brookville
Duquesne
Magnus
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Allegheny General Hospital
Clear path for township road bill in Senate
The Senate judiciary general committee will decide the fate of the township road bill today after House passage and sub committee review. The measure endorsed by organized labor faces House Senate clashes over Public Service provisions and reapportionment plans as conference talks continue. Mrs. A Kittleberger visited the city and then returned to Clymer this afternoon.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Senate Judiciary General Committee
Senate Judiciary General Group
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al- Togheny
Uve
Senate
Mousa
Howell and McCure
Public Service Company Code
Ron
Rep. Heirran
Washington
Allegheny County
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Elections Association
Hare
German Scientist Wegener Found Dead In Greenland Expedition
The frozen body of Prof Alfred Wegener, head of a German scientific Arctic expedition, was found in Greenland. The group aimed to study meteorology and geology on inland ice and assess weather forecasts for North Atlantic shipping and potential trans Atlantic air routes.
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Alfred Wegener
Greenland
Hmerzenoy League of German Science
Wierst
Ua Witter
Greentatth
Studiea
Prof. Wegener
Ecet-Smown
Gea
Four Men and Three Women Held in Counterfeit Ring
Federal agents arrested four men and three women as part of a nationwide counterfeit operation. Authorities say thousands of dollars in bogus money circulated through the country with a large printing plant sought in New Jersey. The ring allegedly wholesaled bills at a fraction of value and used female passers to buy goods and receive change.
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United Press
New York
Detectivea Stihl
Federal Secret Service
Oyr
New Jersey
Alan Straight
Secret Service
Wheeling
W. Wiy
Ohio
Middle West
Way
Car Inspection Demand Sparks Pennsylvania Protest
Keystone Automobile Club urges 1.8 million vehicle owners to oppose the amended vehicle code requiring mechanical inspection before license issuance. President J Horton Weeks argues the measure is unjust, costly, and grants undue state-like power to garage interests. Benj. G. Rynon notes past inspections were flawed and corrupt.
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Pennsylvania
Keystone Automobile Club
J Horton Weeks
Weeks
Benj. G. Rynon
Today’s Five Best Radio Entertainments
Five radio programs highlighted across networks including WABC and WEAF feature Morton Downey Bobby Somes and other performers in a lineup that caters to daytime listening audiences.
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