Borough Clerk Kills Self in Automobile
Greensburg, Pa May 26 Coroner H A McMurray announced that William Wilson 23 borough clerk of Pitcairn died by suicide in his car on the Pine Hollow road near Ardara last night. The body was slumped at the steering wheel with a bullet wound and a pistol at his side. State police investigated the possibility of murder but the coroner's findings were confirmed.
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United Press
Greensburg
H. A. McMurray
Williem
Wilson
Pitenin
Pine Hollow Road
Ardara
Stale Golive
Steel output to rise next week in Youngstown plants
Youngstown Ohio May 26 steel output is set to increase by two points in capacity at Republic Steel and Carnegie Steel operations. Fifty two percent of open hearth furnaces will be melting steel while fifty percent currently do.
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United Press
Youngstown
Republic Steel Corporation
Carnegie Steel Co
Relatives Claim Body of Slain Racketeer
Harry Kauffman of Washington claims the body of his brother Morris Kauffman, a Philadelphia racketeer shot last Tuesday. He orders the body shipped to Philadelphia for funeral arrangements as a sister awaits details. Morris was found behind a concrete slab in Squirrel Hill with two bullet wounds.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Harry Kauffman
Washington, D. C
M Ris
Philadelphia
Kauffman
Squirrel Hill
Ead
Morris Kauffman
Structure of the Roman Coliseum Described in Fragments
Fragmentary description notes large blocks of rivertine, concrete inner walls, and brick details. Piers of petering and tity allegedly sustain points of greatest pressure. Pediment columns and seats are described as marble, with incomplete text on the Coliseum and root.
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Knish
Personal mentions of local visitors and guests in Corry
Local society notes list numerous visits and expected guests from Erie Meadville Buffalo and Cleveland. Names include Bud Hovey Ralys Johnson Mrs J Phelps and Mrs Earl Winslow plus families of Langford Ober Crage Cragg Paulson Tangney and Beatrice Lawson among others. Several residents travel to nearby cities for visits and business, with hospital discharge news for Lawrence Heidiger.
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Lewis
Bud) Hovey
Ralys Johnson
Pittsburgh
J. , Phelps
Earl Winslow
Mick
Henry Miller
Vicla Goring
Wesley Ober
G. Redding
Sherminfeth
Tor Langford
Erie
Margaret Ciik
Mercyhurst College
P. J. Phelan
Montgomery Ward and Company
Andrew Paulson
Mies
Harry Paulson
Buffaloy
Weit
Sam Paulson
Plorence Irwin
Olean
N.Y
M. Jangary
Boston
Mass
J. W. Desmond
J. W
A. P. Howard Co
Tangney
Eaton
Corry Concern
Walter Aaron
Meadville
Mr Malone
Ridge
Mary Downey
Pennsylvania Railroad
Rose Gels
New York City
Clynive
Agnes Gesto
Bentley
Py Austin Ace
Beatrice Lawson
Jamestown
Albert J. Plack
Mary
Cltveland
Corry
Stock gains with light trading volume in mixed market
Wall Street edged higher as many issues advanced though overall volume stayed thin the lightest in two years traders awaited action on a stock exchange bill. Allied Chemical led gains while Sugar Refining rose on the Jones Costigan plan with miners and rails showing modest moves.
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Elmer C. Walzer
United Press
NW York
Volrae
Allied Chemical
Jones-Costigan
American Can
American Locomotive
American Smolters
Americal
T&t Coy Ysgyesss
Serreeeses TM Atlantic Refining
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Canadian Pacific
C&o
Wees
Columbia Gas
Continental Cam
Isiuaey
General Electric
General Motors
Syireohs International Nickel
Ser
Egeersr
Abilbad Aworaie
United Corp
Ole Westinghouselectric
Dia Woolworth
N.Y. Gurh Atk Nat Gus Hn Asaor
Unclear Fragment Describes Mythic Unicorn Concept
Fragmentary note references a mythical unicorn and Greek and Roman authors. Mentions an animal boy figure with a straight forehead and a legend-like claim. Text is garbled with missing and distorted terms, limiting clear factual content.
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Ani Ronan
Poll shows New England behind Roosevelt in Digest poll
New England states drift from Hoover era to favor Roosevelt policies in a Digest public reaction poll. Early results show Maine leaning Republican while New Hampshire and Vermont tilt pro Roosevelt. 50 000 votes tabulated with Yes leading 120 074 to 74 980. Wave of eastern state results reflect shifting sentiment toward the New Deal. Also notes upcoming weekend visit of Ray Powers family to Proinia New York.
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United Press
New York
New England
Herbert Hoover
Roosevelt
Collecticus
New Hampshire
Vermont
Maine
Mr. Hoover
New Deal
Wen
Diver's Suit Planned for High Altitude Flight
New York May 26 Wiley Post, famed for record attempts, plans to wear a diver's suit on his London to Melbourne flight aiming to reach about 83 000 feet. He argues high altitude pressure is deadly and the suit will keep cabin pressure at sea level while his wasp motor powers the craft.
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Vores Reece
New York
Wiley Post
London
Australia
Post
Melbourne
Lanyard and Crozier Family Confront Hidden Plots in New York
In Fifth Avenue offices Lanyard and Fay Crozier discuss Crane and a hidden danger from Bellamy conspirators. Madame Crozier fears for her daughter Fenno and son, while Maurice Lanyard unravels the muddled escape of a college the underworld plan. Tony’s marriage to Fenno is revealed as they uncover a wedding gift from a dubious ally.
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Michael Lanyard
New York
Faubourg St
Mrs. Crozier
Fay Crozier
Crane
Fay
Lanyard
Monsieur
Madame
Mile, Fenno
Mme. Crozier
Hindheon
Bellamy Mohan
Plon
Sim
Ferna
Penna
Maurice
Pather
Connecticut
Pay Crozier
Frante
Mma
Grozier
Navarre
Madame Maurice Lanyard
Mademoiselle Fenne
Fenno
Lahore
Lon
Lone Wolf
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