700 Battle Planes Open Chicago Attack
United Press reports Chicago witnessed a peacetime air armada deployment with 700 aircraft launching from multiple bases along Lake Michigan. Bombers and escort craft patrolled a 50 mile front from Waukegan to Gary, maneuvers reviewed by General Foulois as thousands watched from Navy Pier and Michigan Avenue.
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Chicago
United Press
Lake Michigen
Waukegan
Gary
Air Corps
Hexjamut Poulois
Lake of Navy Pier
Grant Pape
North Shore
Navy
Stevens Hotel
Plans for Cony High School Alumni Reunion
Invitations go out May 28 to Cony High School Alumni Association members for their annual reunion on June 12. Mrs. Gay Abbey D ER Leach Franklin T. Babbitt A C Lyons and Walter Scott lead entertainment planning with a four minute show. Sherrick's orchestra will provide music for the party and dance. Dinner for alumni and guests is at 6 30 pm in the Junior High School served by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Novelty features are planned and a large membership is expected.
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Cony High School Alumni Association
Gay Abbey
D. ER. Leach
Franklin T. Babbitt
A. C. Lyons
Walter Scott
Sherrick
Veterans of Foreign Ware
Wnitetested
Barnes outlines 41 commandments to lift business mood
Julius H. Barnes chairman of the United States Chamber of Commerce urged as remedies for the current low mood the removal of legal restrictions on big business lightening of corporate taxes and abolition of disrespect for high government officials. He spoke at the National Association of Mutual Savings Banks at the Mayflower hotel listing 41 government commandments to assist private enterprise and expand the trade association movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Julius H. Barnes
United States Chamber of Commerce
National Association of Mutual Savings Banks
Luxtirious
Mayflower
Baines
Gun Violence Surges in Capital Amid Five Day Shootings
In Washington, gunfire erupted across the city in a five day spree leaving seven men dead and three wounded. Police denied a crime wave while city officials acknowledged numerous vice dens and disorderly houses, with hundreds of gambling and speaker venues reported.
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Capital
United Press
Washington
Jay
Herbert Crosby
Youth Wanted for Burglary Is Nabbed in West
A youth wanted for the Panama store burglary in Panama N Y was arrested in Kansas City Missouri yesterday. McClelland 18 Wattsburg was captured after a manhunt extending to the Midwest. Other suspects Whipple and Duryes remain in Mayville jail awaiting grand jury action. Loot from the Panama heist was recovered near Wattsburg и believed linked to further break ins in the area.
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Kansas C
Panama
Wattsburg
Fynk McClelland
Mio
Samuel A. Brown
Mayville
William Whipple
Suy Tenyes
McClelland
Kansas City
Missouri City
Sheri Roy L. Chadwick
Magyible Will
Whipple
Duryes
Chautauqua County
Yine
Range
Corry Union City Road
Radio Highlights and Network Programs Listed
A fragmented listing shows Today’s Five Best radio entertainments with multiple NBC and CBS network times. Entries include Tito Guizar Orchestra at WEAF NBC and Buily Vallee at WIZ NBC, plus Dixie Spiritual singers and Rolfe Orchestra on WAC and WIZ CBS networks and a note about President Hoover.
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Was
Is Network
Tito Guizer
WEAF
NBC
Buily Vallee
WIZ
Dixie Spiritual Singers
WHAF
Rolfe
WAC
CBS
WBC
Hoover
Bishop Welch closes Erie District MLE Conference
The Erie District Conference held at the Corry church ends after two days with an inspiring address by Bishop Herbert Welch. Ministers and lay members applaud Assemblyman John H. King for voting against a Sunday baseball bill. Also cited are two sons of Rev Shinwedecker admitted on trial to the annual conference and a gold prize awarded to Miss June Mack for an essay on prohibition.
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King
Herbert Welch
Te Methodist Episcopal Church
First Methodist
Erie
Corry
Allegheny College
Pennsylvania
Erie County
Yaaebuk Pron
June Mack
Five Pinchot Taxation Bills Face Defeat
Harrisburg May 21 United Press reports Gov Pin hots proposals on taxation faced heavy resistance as six bills were considered. Only one tax bill the fuels tax collection from distributors passed the Senate and House muster while others moved slowly or stalled. The capital stock tax extension on laundering and meat processing remained in committee with opposed prospects. the eight percent excise tax on gross receipts faced Senate scrutiny after House passage. The administration expected revenue of about five million dollars biennially from the capital stock tax expansion.
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Hellian House
Philadelphia
Dauphin
Cambria
Delaware
Allegheny
Luzerne
Lehigh
Moore
Howell Senate
Public Service Commission
House
Public Service
le House
Sally Senate
Philadelphia Council
Scott Senate
Senate
Senate Law and Order Committee
Unites Press
Harrisburg
Pinehas
Assenby
Mivasuiré
Lou Pinehat
Autoists urged to cooperate with street parking rules
Ben F. Starr, superintendent of public safety, asked motorists to observe parking and traffic regulations as painting of North Center street parking lanes begins. The plan may restrict West Main street parking to the south curb side at an angle, with enforcement through arrests and fines to improve traffic flow and capacity.
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Ben F. Starr
North Center Street
Starr
West Main Street
Heavy buying lifts stock prices in late trading
A wave of heavy buying hit the New York stock market after 2 p m May 21 pushing industrial and railroad shares up 1 to 1 points. The trading day stayed narrow with strength in Steel Common and several railroads bolstering confidence amid scattered higher grade stock selling.
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United Press
New York
Tle
London
Mrs. F. S. Austin Elected President of Womens Club
The Hotel Corry hosted the annual year end social for the Women’s Club with 75 members attending a banquet. New officers were elected including president Mrs. F. S. Austin and several vice presidents and secretaries. Music, flowers, and a chicken banquet followed by group singing marked the event.
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Corry
Dé Woren
Clint
Fivelocks
G A. Pain
A. B. Mable
W. H. Howard
R. B. Mosier
Howard Loveland
Breagular
J. H. Martin
Q. W. Bracken
Carlton King
W. B. Mattews
B.C. Bates
Austin
Barnes
A. H. Mahle
Stella Barry
Corry Couple Plans For European Trip
A Corry couple plans a three month trip abroad sailing May 28 on the Empress of France. They will visit Cherbourg and Paris, with Mrs DeRosay visiting England relatives, returning home in early September.
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Sin Mye. Delagny
Quebec
Cherbourg
France
Paris
Youth Confesses to Setting Many Fires in East Cleveland
Eu gene Goodwin 22 a former John Carroll University football player and son of a retired fireman confessed to police that he caused over 100 incendiary fires in the east side over seven months. He named at least 75 addresses and said there were likely more, with damages around 40000 dollars and hundreds of lives endangered.
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Cleveland
Eugéne ¥. Goodwin
John Carroll University
East Side
al Estape
Corry Hospital Directors Meet Amid Financial Strain
Hospital board in the basement of the Library building held a routine session amid a serious financial situation. Directors Wailer DeRosay Shea Brown Howard and Elston attended as Ruth E. Clyburne reported April births deaths and operations. A yearend stockholders meeting was planned for June 1 with the Corry Hogpll Association.
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Corry Hospital
Wailer
DeRosay
Shea
Brown
Howard
Elston
Corry
Mias Clyburne
Corry Hogpll Association
Three Residents Hurt in A Clutter of Accidents
Three persons sustained injuries in separate incidents over the past day. Mrs O W Doolittle of North Center street fractured her left ankle and was hospitalized after a January 6 accident. Ronald Nichols of William Street fractured his right arm in a fall at a farm near Spartansburg and received care in this city. Cuiyin Syarma of West Ghores Street injured an arm at the Aero Rup Co plant and was taken to Corry Hospital for treatment.
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Key Nowe
O. W. Doolittle
North Center Street
Garry Hospital
Ronald Nichols
Mir
P. M. Nichols
William Street
Smith Farm
Spartansburg
J. G Kibler
Semosths Mgo
Cuiyin Syarma
West Ghores Street
Me Aero’ Ruppy Co
Gion al
Corry Hospital
Hicks
East Chars
Iheye Hospital
Bex
Alcely
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Westigartner
Greater Pennsylvania Commission
Carmany Howse
Mason
Quigley
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White House
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Bishop Welch
Russell McLean
Ernest Schuyler
Richart Powers
Pittsburgh
Hotel Corry
Franklin
Warren
J. W. Campbell
Hussett McLean
Fox
EL L. Morrow
A. G. Lyons
Langdon Rowe
G. T. Kincaid
Nellie Wight
C. B. Baton
Jommgon
Bruce
Ol ‘Marion
Mr. and
Bers
Jonison
SF Essex Street
Daniel DiAvey
Buffalo
0. W. Doolittle
Nichols
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