Plane Southern Cross Nears Hawaii Amid Jersey Blast
A distressed report details the Southern Cross approaching Hawaii as a blast at the DuPont plant in Kearny New Jersey devastates the nitration building. Two men killed, a dozen injured, and several workers seriously hurt, with King and O’Brien identified among the deceased. emergency crews treat survivors at the plant and local hospitals.
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Southern Cross
Hawaii
Jersey
Nobile
Arlington
Big Munitions Company
Unltea
Jacki O'Brien
Kearny
N. A
West Hudson
Donald Davidson
Plant
King
Brey
Quiet Returns in Jugoslavia After Anti-Italian Disturbances
Belgrade reports a lull after ten days of anti fascist unrest in Jugoslavia with 64 injured during Wednesday clashes. About 5 people were arrested, including 20 communists, as demonstrations continued in Skopje before police dispersed the crowds. The minister Bordero met the dying in Rome and announced the new Tuulkin minister, Galli, would travel to Yugoslavia.
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United Press
Belgrade
Jugo-Slavia
Persis
Trulia
Bordero
Tuulkin
Galli
Rome
Tuga Slavia
Skopje
Polles
Collections show boost for Pennsylvania general fund
The state treasurer announced that the department collected 84 877 822 for the year ending yesterday, up from 30 408 888 the previous year, marking one of the largest general fund collections in Commonwealth history. Expenditures from the fund totaled 71 944 260 93 with the opening of the new year showing 850 ANG 626.
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Harrisburg
Maitor General's Department
Commonwealth
Lad 11 Struck By Flying Saw In Farm Accident
An 11-year-old boy, son of Mr and Mrs Charles H Goodrich, near Bear Lake, was badly hurt about 10 AM when a saw struck his head as he helped cut wood. He was taken to Corry Hospital in serious condition with facial lacerations. Doctors entertain guarded hope for recovery as authorities work to confirm details of the incident.
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Lmnsies
Goodrich
Charles H. Goodrich
Bear Lake
Corry Hospital
Chia
West Virginia Democrats Back Smith for President
In Charlestown WV on June 1 Governor Alfred E. Smith of New York appeared to win the West Virginia Democratic nomination over Senator James A. Reed of Missouri as incomplete results showed Smith ahead by about 4 000 votes with roughly 30 precincts left to report. Republicans close between Guy D. Goff and Herbert Hoover with Hoover still trailing by about 8 000 to 9 000 votes as remaining precincts were expected to favor Goff but unlikely to overcome Hoover’s margin.
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United
Charlestown
W. Va
Alfred E. Smith
New York
West Virginia
James A. Reed
Missouri
Smith
Houston
Guy D. Goff
Native Son
Herbert Hoover
Gol
Gof
Hoover
14 Arrests In Ohio Murder
Cleveland police reported that fourteen suspects were under arrest in connection with the killing of Lawrence Lupo, a feared Cleveland gangster and beer and slot machine baron. The crime, tied to gang conflicts over slot machine control, follows a period of tension in the city.
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Lawrence Lupo
Cleveland
Dupo
Latpo
Hho Ahuedor
Unveiling Buchanan Statue in Buchanan Park
Pennsylvania pays tribute to its native son James Buchanan with a heroic statue in Buchanan Park Lancaster unveiled by Mary Buchmiller Pedwith Philadelphia sculptor daughter of donor. The statue rises above a granite marble base, gifted by the late DuJon Buchmiller and crafted by Charles Gratley.
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United Press
Lancaster
Pennsylvania
White House
James Buchanan
DuJon ¥. Buchmiller
Charles Gratley
Philadelphia
Mary Buchmiller Pedwith
Buchanan Park
Suit Filed Against Junk Yard Operation in Erie
Suits filed in Erie county courts this week allege that A Zalzneck and Son of Corry operate a junk yard on North Center street in this city in violation of equity. The action, brought by Sam JD Harley et al, seeks an injunction to restrain further junk yard activity at the Zalneck site. Residents have pressed for action after weeks of campaigning and a recent meeting with local counsel. Mary Contra and Mary O'Hare attended the Western Pennsylvania Association Retailer Druggists meeting in Conneaut Lake, Pa today.
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Sam JD
Harley, al
A. Zalzneck and Son
Corry
Equity
North Center Street
Journalaelier
Army
Zaleneck
Condra onHare
Missa Mary Contra
Mary O'Hare
Conasaut Lake
Western Pennsylvania Association Retailer Druggists
Eight Missing After Steamship Sinks Near Martha's Vineyard
Mass June 1 missing after collision between Merchants and Miners steamship Kerabaw and President Garfield near Fast Okop Martha's Vineyard. The Hershan left Boston for Norfolk with 88 crew. President Garfield picked up 39 including Captain Brookes. Republic stood by. rescue hampered by heavy tide. Coast Guards from Woods Hole aided.
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United Press
Martha's Vineyard
Mass
Michants
Kerabaw
Della Line
Gur ¢Pala
Martha
Hershan
Boston
Norfolk
President Garfield
New York
Brookes
Kershaw
Garfield
Republic
Shipping Board Veusel
Coast Guards
Woods Hole
Well Known Businessman Reuben Bernstein Dies in Baltimore
Reuben Bernstein of Bernstein Brothers clothing firm dies at Sinai Hospital in Baltimore after a prolonged illness and several operations. Survived by sister in law Mrs Morris Bernstein and sister Miss Anna Bernstein of Syracuse. brother Morris Bernstein continues the family business in Corry. Body to be taken to Syracuse for funeral services and burial Sunday.
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Sinai
Hallmore
Reuben Bernstein
Bernstein Brothers
Baltimore
Morris Bernstein
Bernstein
Maryland
Sinai Hospital
Corry
West Main Street
North Center Street
Syracie
Anna
Ida Bernstein
Syracuse
N.Y
Fine Erie Saxophone Band Concert Impresses Small Audience
A twenty five member Erie Saxophone Band gave a recital in the High School Auditorium last night under Arthur Barrett who also offers saxophone lessons at Miss Pullers Music Parlors. The program featured solos duets and specialty numbers to warm applause. A United Press dispatch notes a separate Harrisburg item on a constitutional amendment bond issue awaiting action in Dauphin County courts.
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Erie
Erie Saxophone Band
Arthur Barrett
United
Harrisburg
Dauphin County
Wm. Montgomery
Phila
Delphia
Eight Die in Blaze at Kansas Farm Home
Osbornes June 1 report eight members of Albert Kaser family burned to death in a fire that destroyed their farm home fifteen miles west of Osborne. Kaser, his wife and six children perished. origin of the blaze not determined.
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Osborne
Kansas
Albert’ Kaser
Here
Kaser
Peace over Peking occupation possible in civil war
Shanghai dispatches report private code messages from Peking indicating a peaceful arrangement where Nationalists would occupy Peking with minimal fighting. Northern leader Chang Tso-Lin may retreat to Manchuria while Chang Chang-Chang orders a general retreat from near Tianjin.
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United Press
Shanghai
China
Chang T'so-Lin
Great Wall
Chang Tsi-Lin
Manchuria
Russia
Chang Chang-Chang
Chang ''so-Lin
Tien-Stin
Subpoenas Issued In New York Campaign Inquiry
George W. Olvany Grand Sachem of Tammany Hall was subpoenaed to appear before the Senate campaign inquiry but left the city on a fishing trip and would not return until Monday. A subpoena for Mayor Frank Hague of Jersey City and Oscar Miller of Albany was also issued as the probe targets Smith leaders and campaign contributions from brewers.
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United Press
New York
George W. Olvany
Tammany Hall
Senate
Frank Hague
Jersey City
Smith
Oscar Miller
Albany
Smith Witt
Quake Recorded At Fordham University Seismo Graph
A seismograph at Fordham University in New York registered an earthquake today. The disturbance began at 9:16 a.m. and peaked at 10:08 a.m. It ended at 11:00 a.m. The epicenter is about 7,000 miles from New York in an undetermined direction.
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New York
Fordham University
Dense Fog Delays Italia Search for Polar Dirigible
In Oslo and King's Bay reporters say dense fog hampers rescue of General Umberto Nobile and the Italia crew after the dirigible vanished near Spitzbergen. Roald Amundsen and Lincoln Ellsworth join the hunt, with two routes planned along the North coast and inland toward Northeastland, ten days expected for field work.
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United Press
Oslo
Norway
Umherig Nobile
Roland Amund- Séil
Amundsen
King's Bay
Umberto Nobile
Dirigible Italia
Italia
Dirigible
North Pole
Sclig's Bay
Roald Amundsen
Lincoln Elsworth
Riser Lersen
Spitzbergen
Sce
Preliminary G O P Confab Begins In Kansas City
United Press reports Republican National Committee Chairman William Butler arrives in Kansas City to launch convention preparations. Butler outlines goal to help 1,089 delegates nominate a president and craft a platform, with hearings on delegation contests expected to start Monday.
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Republican National Committee
Arives
Kansas City
Tong T
Southern Cross lands in Honolulu on Pacific flight
The Southern Cross arrives in Honolulu for the 7 278 mile flight to Australia with Captain Kingsford Smith and three companions aboard amid jubilant crowds. Escort planes, U S. Navy and Army units, and radio contacts mark the bid as the first leg of the long Pacific crossing.
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Australis
Wheeler Flying Field
Wheeler Field
Honolulu
Army
Frout
Kauai
Kaui
Oahu
U.S
Ichmond
Hawaiian
Richmond
H.R. Ekins
United Press
Kingsford-Smith
San Francisco
Xallant Ayers
Australia
Alona
Southern Cross
United States Battle Fleet
Harry Lyons
Southern Crass
Partington
Islands
Beling
Lyors
Thenesenge
Cheerio
Kingsford
Smith
Gerald P. Overton
Blue
Hono-luju
Charles Kingaford-Smith
Hue
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Muchlebach
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Joseph Legata
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Roy ©. West
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