Turner Sets Record In Westward Flight
Roscoe Turner claimed a record endurance flight from Roosevelt Field to Grand Central Airport in 18 hours 44 minutes 58 seconds, besting Frank Hawks by 2 minutes 58 seconds. A Wichita stop preceded a Rockies crossing amid headwinds and a storm. 3,000 spectators greeted Turner and his mascot cub Gilmore upon landing.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Cailry Ay
Gol
Roscoe Turner
New York
Turner
Grand Central Airport
Roosevelt Field
L. I
Joe Nikrent
National Aeronautical Association
Frank M. Hawks
Col
Wichita
Kan
Tim
Rockies
Tois
Cage
Gilmore
St Edward's High Sets First Graduation This Year
St Edward's High School recently accredited by the State Department of Education will graduate its first class this year. Commencement exercises are planned for Tuesday evening June 17. Valedictorian Miss Costello Ressler and salutatorian Miss Elizabeth Dempsey lead a nine member class including Mary Lynch Margaret Taylor John Maloney Willan teuols Thomas Smith and Charles Burnhardt. Graduation day begins with services at St Thomas Church and Holy Communion, followed by a breakfast at the Ritz Union City hosted by the Freshman class. Further details and the full program will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Edward's High School
State Department of Education
Costello Ressler
St. Edward's School
Elizabeth Dempsey
Mary Lynch
Margaret ‘Taylor
John Maloney
Willan Teu Ols
Thoms‘ Smith
Charles Burnhardt
St. Edward's
St. Thomas Church
K ofc Elect New Officers At Erie Convention
John R P Magill of Philadelphia named state deputy of the Pennsylvania Council Knights of Columbus at the annual Sard convention closing session in Erie. Other officers reelected include Bernard N Hanlon and John M Bolsson. delegates named for the Boston supreme convention include Carey Weaver McSherry Fisher and Gatt. Alternates listed include Kinsley Renovo and Boyle Philadelphia.
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John R. P. Magill
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Council
Knights of Columbus
Sard
Erie Yeaterday
Corry Council
Bernard N. Hsnlon
New Castle
John Mf. Bolsson
Pittsburgh
Ralph A. Duncan
Stelemiverste
Thomas J. Noonan
Mahonsy City
Joseph M. Corrigan
D. Grenbook
State of
Pennsylvania
Boston
William J. Carey
Eric Flx Weaver
McSherryatayi
William, J. Gatt
Punxsutawney
Sanwel J. Fisher
St. Philadelphia
Johnny Kiem
Tomness
Gosner
Philatelpha
Leo A. Ivnry
Braddock
A.A. Wislen
Wree
Lawrence G. Dana
Derrick City
Magill
Tortigileuilen
Bethlehems
J. Kinsley
Renovo C
Bi. Dolan
Ean
Tumen A. Boyle
Howard J. Kelly
Flujadelphia
Boys Day Editor Directs Journal in Corry
Today's Journal edition was directed by Charles Burkhardt a member of the graduating class of St Edward's High School He filled the editor post for the Boys Citizenship Day observance in Corry He contributed an editorial and other articles and assisted in the editorial department
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Burkhardt
St. Edward's High School
Corry
Burkhardt
Counterfeit gold notes seized in Brooklyn raid
About $1,000,000 in counterfeit gold bond notes were seized and three arrests were made in an apartment raid at 1726 85th Street, Brooklyn. The seizure marked the largest counterfeit operation in the state.
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United Press New York
85Th Street
Brooklyn
Graf Zeppelin Departure From Mayana To Lakehurst Delayed
Graf Zeppelin departed for Lakehurst, New Jersey, from Mayana after a rain delay. Passengers boarded at the Giguia aerodrome at 6 a.m. and awaited departure. Dr Hugo Eckener ordered the flight to proceed despite weather reports from Para and Ceara, aiming for a 4,500 mile northward journey.
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United Press
Pernambuco
Brazil
Graf Zeppelin
Mayana
Lakehurst
Giguia Airdrome
Hugo Eckener
Para
Ceara
Sweeping Curtailment Ordered at Radiator Plant
An overproduction crisis forces indefinite shutdown at the United States Radiator Corporation Corry plant effective today. About 125 workers are affected as only assembly of stock on hand will continue, with operations halted for five to six months at the earliest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
U. S. Radiator Corporation
United States Radiator Corporation
L. C. Wright
A, Journal
U. S
Renator
Delegates Named for Hic Dairymen Convention in Albany
Sub district delegates from Warran Erie Chautauqua and Crawford counties met at the Municipal building to select a resolutions delegate. Sam Dactal of Cambridge Springs was chosen for the resolutions committee. Corry branch delegates Harry L. Kimmy and Edna Draje were designated as alternates to represent the Corry women at the Albany convention.
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League
Hic Dairymen's League
Albany
Sauia
Sam Dactal
Cambridge Springs
Corty
Fie Isagun
Gane
Weal Ub
Referendums on Prohibition Gain Ground
Washington reports that dry senators push state referendums on Prohibition as Justice Department prepares July 1 enforcement. Walsh and Doles back constitutional amendment vote. Sheppard of Texas signals serious consideration. Hoover signs Williamson bill shifting enforcement. Jones predicts a dry victory in Washington despite convention opposition.
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Sy Nathan Robertson
United Press
Washington
Justice Department
Walsh
Deni
Mont
Jong & Dry
Dones
Sheppard
Texas
Mitchell
Hoover
Hig State
Jones
Congress
Ones
Boys Band to Help With Boys Week Program in Corry
The Corry Public Schools boys band will debut Saturday at the Junior High field during the Boys Week program and an athletics day events. They will play before the Hast Hickory versus Corry High School baseball game under director Charles Campbell of Erie. The group formed about six months ago and shows rapid progress with many new beginners, with a second appearance planned for the final assembly next week for parents and friends.
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Corry Public Schools
Hickory
Corry High School
Charles Campbell
Erie
Paris
Lisje Hag
United
Harding
Wiile
Sixth Arrest Made In Huge Jewel Thefts
New York May 28 Robert C Nelson sixth suspect in a nationwide jewel theft ring was held on 25000 bail by Magistrate Gap Simpson after a short affidavit charging suspicion of buying and receiving stolen property. Police seized jewelry from safe deposit boxes at four banks believed worth about 1 million dollars. Nelson identified in a lineup by Herbert Mosher. Authorities check for prior police record and whether he is linked to a Chicago case. Five others, including a woman, were arrested earlier at a hotel and held without bail on charges of possessing 200000 dollars in stolen jewelry. Buffalo police will view the jewelry to link to a prior burglary at John L Cuatson home.
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Unite Press
New York
Robert c. Nelson
Gap
Simpson
Nelson
Dey
Herbert Mosher
Oyher
Chicago
Buffalo
John L. Cuatson
Plans for Memorial Day observance in Corry
Dr. C G W Bennett chairs the memorial day observance with Lieut Archie W Thompson in charge of plans. The parade starts 9 30 at Senior High. Franklin D Hosbach will deliver the memorial day address at City Park after the procession.
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Erie Attorney
City Park
CG. W Bennett
Corry
Archie W. Thompson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Dr. Bennett
South Street
Erie Bugis Corps
Company A
Pennsylvania National Guard
American Legion and Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary
Woman's Benefit Association
Home Protection Lodge
Woman's Christian ‘Temperance Union
Boy Scout
Bennett
The
Journal
Te City
Franklin D. Hosbach
Robert Brown
Francis Duke
Alexander
Otts
Bracken
King and
Ora
Black and Amy
Black and Amy Parade and Wreaths; Messrs
Sheldon
Gasler and Marsh
C. PB
Keating
Parsons and
May
C. P. Keating
Milan Waller
Taps
Radio Schedule Highlights From Major Networks Tonight
Tonight's listings show WABC CBS network programs at 7 00 p m and 11 p m plus NBC network slots on WEAF and WHA including a Mobiloil concert at 7 30 p m and Palmojive hour at 8 20 p m. Also noted are Burlington's band and midnight melodies on WABC.
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Wabc O. Cbs
Russian Village
WEAF
NBC
WABC
CBS
Blington
Poisonous Tablets Swallowed by Child in Columbus Home
Frank McKuhn Jr., 12, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank McKuhn, R D 1 Columbus, swallowed poisonous anti paint pills found at home. He was rushed to Corry hospital last evening. Quick relief saved his life. he returned home this morning little the worse off from the narrow escape.
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Frank McKuhn, Jr
Frank, McKuhn
Columbus
R. D
Corry Hospital
Royal Institution
Citizenship Day Observed in Boys Week Highlights City Tours
The Boys Werk program sponsored by the Rotary Club and city offices directed Junior and Senior High and St Edward’s pupils today. About 125 boys toured nine local plants including Standard Automatics Ajax Radiator K BU H Clark Son Co Raymond’s Corry Jamestown Corry Chair and Tannery. Guides from each plant led groups through departments. Tomorrow will feature Boys Day in the Home with Rotary urging boys to help at home and be orderly and cheerful throughout the year.
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Rotary Club
Taz
Phosen
St. Edward's High School
Hiza
Standard Automatic
Ajax
Clark & Son
Raymond's
Corry-Jamestown
Corry
King George's Condition Improves After Massage Treatment
London May 28 The rheumatism in King George's right hip showed definite improvement, Buckingham Palace announced. The king received no visitors this morning, and the improvement was attributed to massage therapy prescribed by his physician.
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London
George
Buckingham Palace
Lord Dawson of
Poon
Curtis action may defeat bill through delay in revision
Washington May 28 Curtis action to aid Hoover sent the Smoot Hawley tariff bill back to conference for revision. Republicans deny break with the administration while Democrats claim Curtis rift delays the measure to kill it. Smoot plans to reconvene conferees to seek removal of Curtis objections, with Senate approval and public protests shaping the outcome.
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United Press
Washington
Curtis
Hoover
Smoot
Congress
Gurlis
Senate
1930 Corrian High Year Book On Sale At Senior High
The 1930 Corrian, the high school annual, is on sale at Senior High. It features complete coverage of activities with portraits of the class and faculty. Harold Lloyd, art editor, earns praise for the panels and clever member tributes. Printed by Lin Dispatch Printing and Angravine.
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Cony
Carses
Hymerona
Harold Lloyd
Lin Dispatch
Angravine
Brie
Schiols
Jane Mulheim
The
Star
S2tefitir
Robert Wilcox
Organizationarg Adelic
Loma Amidon
Donytlyr
Huskins
Sabre Crum
Miss Daltham
Frame Perry
Bumupas
Alien Willits Corriatn
Tin Bhadgers
Rex Mutlinks
Rose Rengle
Aasltant Cretion
Mince Agers
John Layo
Advertising Agur
Tony Mhilps
Amr Wotton
Moolnnes
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Erie— Corry
Woman's Club
Club
Mott Street
Thomas Downey
Charles Stewart
Frank Mangarten
Love
John Ward
Harry Alexander
Thomas Giblin
Light Anderson
Ouries
Atfair
May Howard
Lillian Barnes
GB. Kamps
Miss Barnes
Olin Bracken
C. Barnes
A. D. Colegrove
California
Bulletins
United States
Methodist Board of Temperance, Prohibition and
Public Morald
Ls Rastarch
Heeta Pir Fell
Graf
U.S
King
Harry Brigham
Buskato
Ng Yi
Merrobeer
Will Blakeley
Carry Hospital
Bill
Angaim
Corrian
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