Rumor French Plane Being Towed to Port
A report from Boulogne Surmer France May 2 says search for Captain Charles Nungesser and Francois Coli the missing ocean flyers continues. A fishing boat the Antoinette brought news of a French plane seen near Start Point south coast of England with a tricolor on its rudder and white paint, sparking a marine authorities inquiry into whether it was the Nungesser Coli aircraft. The storm damaged lines and outages disrupted Jamestown and Waterford areas, with extensive wind and rain causing flooding.
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Fire destroys coal breaker. 400 idle and $300,000 loss
Ashland Pa May 24 a fire swept the Hazel Brook coal company's breaker near Girardville destroying the structure and its machinery. Four hundred men were thrown out of work and permanent layoffs hinted as the damaged plant may be rebuilt at Raven Rim colliery.
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Burlingame Honored by Buffalo Railway Mail Service
J E Burlingame, assistant postmaster, was honored yesterday at a Buffalo branch Railway Mail Service meeting. He received a beautified gold Hamilton watch and chain in appreciation of his nine years directing the Buffalo Dormitory Association.
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Buffalo
Burjingame
Hamilton
Buffalo Dormitory Association
Murch to Attend Naval Convention Delegates From Corry
Seaford Del May 21 A funeral procession on the Seaford Laurel state highway was held up late yesterday by a state troop arrival on a motorcycle that informed the funeral director the casket bearing the body of Haviland Pusey had been felt in the home. Harley Riggin, the funeral director, could not explain the oversight.
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Seaford
Del
Seaford-Laurel
Haviland Pusey
Harley Riggin
Community Red Cross Flood Relief Drive Still Short
The MississippI flood relief appeal remains about $200 short of the quota. The Reserve Chapter Red Cross will press on with the campaign hoping to raise the balance. Corry residents have contributed $89 toward the fund with about $200 more needed if the $1,200 goal is to be reached. Subscriptions can be left at Ames Drug Store or sent to Mrs William Houghton, Mrs F Giblin, and Mrs Franke Heath.
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Corry
Ames Drug Store
William Houghton
F Giblin
Franke Heath
Rotary and Kiwanis Joint Session At Hotel Cory
Members of Me Rajar and Kayvanis clubs held a joint session at Hotel Cory Today the first in a planned series. Mottormick and Keller of Hammermill Piper Co Erie presented moving pictures on paper production from wood pulp to finished product. Guests included Harry Rhodes Detroit Frank Mosher Rotary Harrisburg Mr Baird Erie and Lawrence Desmond of this city.
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Uble
Cory
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Hammermill Piper Company
Erie
Harry Rhodes
Detroit
Frank Mosher
Rotari
Harrisburg
Mr Baird
Lawrence Desmond
Prince Loses In This Suit In Paris Divorce
Paris May 24 The Seine Tipual poulay records Aime Crockér Goward divorcing Prince Galatzine during the hearing Galatzine claimed Aime paid him 250 monthly for 12 months or 3150.4 monthly. the prince sought 150 monthly from Aimee after divorce. The tribunal ruled the agreement void and the prince was entitled to nothing while ordering him to pay all costs of the suit.
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Séine Tipuaal Poulay
Aime Crockér Goward
Prince Galatzine
Galatjine
Aimee
Aimes
De Pinedo Reported Missing After Azores Flight
London reports May 24 that Francesco de Pinedo, flying a seaplane Santa Maria, left Trepassey Bay for the Azores and may be lost. A steamer sighted a ship towing a plane near latitude 41.6 N, longitude 83.39 W, in the Azores vicinity. The Fleet News Agency notes unresolved search efforts by the Radcliffe line and a sighting from a schooner off Ubesteymer Oldheid.
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Azores
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Rome
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Amerea
Jan
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New York
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Trepassey
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Lohau Tt de Pingrlo
Latide
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Agures
Big Wage Scale Cut Demanded by Operators
Central Pennsylvania mine operators demand abrogation of the Jacksonville agreement and a 13 percent wage cut. They argue profits in recent years exceed those under normal conditions and say they will not consider any wage reduction. A preliminary meeting elected W L Searls permanent chairman with Richard Gillet and W A Jones as secretaries.
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Philadelphia
Jacksonville
Pennsylve
Searls
Richard Gillet
W. A. Jones
Five Best Radio Ents Tonight Across Stations
Listings show WIZ WRAL ikxw DKA at 8 p m Easter with Entertainments. WCAE Pittsburgh airs operatic converts at 7 20 p m Eastern in the Wagnerian Rine series. Detroit WCX 10 p m Eastern presents Red Apple Club. WEAF Hookup spans 15 stations at 8 p m Eastern with Eveready Hour. CNRA Morton and Caledonian Male Chorus from Mt Hastern also listed.
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Hastern
Two Siblings Killed by Brother in Tennessee Tragedy
In Ville Tennessee on May 4 a brother killed his brother Sam Philips 27 a textile worker and his sister n wife with a weapon today near the railroad tracks. Officers identified the victims from a receipt found in Sam Philips pocket. The bodies of Floyd Phillips and Louise Phillips were found nearby with evidence of foul play.
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Sam Philips
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Souther Reilway Phillips
Ging
Floyd Phillips
Louise Phillips
Aye
Steadman and Bennett Held at Mayville
Wom Chawanqua County authorities hold Jamie Bennett and Clarense Steadman in the Chautauqua County jail at Mayville after their arraignment on arson charges. Bail set at 3000 each as relatives seek release. trial slated in Chautauqua County Court on July 11 unless bail is posted.
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Supreme Court
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Benet
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Chautauqua
Mastyitte Unt
Movie Murders in Jury's Hands
Los Angeles May 24 two juries are to hear cases tied to a murder linked to a musical show star. Paul Kelly, a juvenile, faces charges in the Ray Raymond death as trial proceedings begin. Separate proceedings involve the widow of Two-Gun Tom Kenrick and three men amid Kerrick shooting at a drunken party.
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Ray Raymond
Tom Kenrick
Plan Return Triumphant On Battleship
May 1944 dispatches report plans for Charles Lindbergh to return by warship or cruiser escort from Constantinople. Washington pressed for transport and naval options, while Lindbergh spoke in Paris about the feasibility and timing of transatlantic flight and future plans.
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Alan Segger
Flood Fractures Atchafalaya Bend Worsening Louisiana Flood Losses
United Press report from New Orleans describes the McCrae fence break flooding Point Coupee Parish and submerging up to two million acres of fertile land. Evacuation of up to 50,000 residents was anticipated as authorities warned of expanding floodwaters and broader inundation across the state. Baton Rouge reports note the McCrea breach widening and the levee break potentially reaching two thousand feet with water rushing through at high speed.
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British PM warns of breaking Soviet trade ties after raid
Premier Baldwin told the House of Commons the government would end the trade agreement with Soviet Russia and recall British representatives from Moscow unless the Commons disapproves on Thursday. He cited Scotland Yard’s raid on Arcos Trading Company HQ in Galitera as evidence of Moscow backed espionage and subversive activities in North and South America and across the Tripled Empire. He said Arcos trade could continue with new facilities if a war breaks out and promised further documents later. Labor members challenged him amid interruptions and questions about Soviet representation.
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Golden Rule Sale Saturday in Corry City Merchants
Merchants of Corry announce a Golden Rule sale set for Saturday May 128th. Eight local merchants initiated the event last month and expect broader participation this time. Special advertising features will be distributed regionally to promote the day amid favorable weather forecasts.
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Corry
White Leaves Everett Racket Store for Hotel Corry Job
Earl J. White, long time assistant manager at the Everett Racket Store, has severed ties with the corporation and accepted a position as clerk at Hotel Corry. The move shifts White from retail leadership to hotel service, reflecting a career change within the local business community.
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Everett
Tat Corporation
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