Burglars Loot Necker Brothers Store in Clymer
Thieves broke a rear window at Necker Brothers department store in Clymer during the night and stole about 80 in merchandise including coats suits and clothing. An state trooper investigated and police aided in the inquiry as authorities sought the culprits and the missing loot.
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Chevit
Dorplars
Necker Brothers
Clymer
Hitougi
Neekery
Polly
Wits City
5000 Former Doughboys Off For Paris
Advance guard of American Legionnaires sails from New York for the Paris convention. Six ships carry 5000 former doughboys as peacetime veterans travel to the annual gathering. Families wave from the docks as men depart, the mood marked by reunion and differing wartime memories.
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Paris
Paul W- White
United Press
New York
Uuhak
Jefeport
W Moe Ciselle
Armaneiters
Miothirs
Alster
Severe quake rocks Uganda and Lake Victoria region
A severe earthquake rocked Homie and Lake Victoria, affecting Uganda today. Shocks lasted about three minutes with roaring sounds reported by witnesses.
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Gape Town
South Africa
Homie
Lake Victoria
Uganda
Todays Five Best Radio Entertainments
A fragment lists radio programs and stations including WEAF WEAT WMAQ and WGRS with times such as 1:30 p m and 1 p m and mentions operas Yeomen of the Guard and Arabian Night amid brief program notes and sponsor text.
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WIP
Philadelphia
WGRS
New York
Arn
Corry Chest campaign sets 13500 goal for year
Corry community members approved launching the Chest campaign Monday with a goal of 13500 for Salvation Army Nursing Service Corry Hospital Children Aid Society Boy Scouts and related relief efforts. The drive will extend to a house to house canvass as organizers seek broad community participation and careful supervision of expenditures.
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Hospital
Nursing Service
Boy Scouts
Children’s Aid Society
Corry
Corry Hospital
Children's ‘Aid Society
Brown
Taaince
Children’s and Society
Atveark
Lowns
Howse
Sneha
Brownhier
Featley
Uyrty Anwar
Dewey Ant
Gaiokin
Vapsaina
Linit
Ghent
Yworke Ly
Plan for Further Federal Tax Cuts Seeks Feasible Rollback
Treasury officials press for a targeted tax reduction of 100 to 200 million dollars amid debate on who bears the burden. They argue income taxes have shifted wealth upward and favor cuts that ease the heaviest loads, while noting current economic constraints and the need to avoid harming government finances. The plan aims to feed into a fall congressional bill drafted by the House Ways and Means Committee after testimony to a joint tax committee.
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United Press
Washington
Secretary of Treasury
Mellon
Treasury
Ise
Congress
Conitessional Committee
House
Was and Means
Kiwanis Club honors late member with sympathy resolutions
Sympathies were adopted by the Kiwanis Club of the City for late member James O Condra at a regular meeting. Several members spoke in tribute. Arrangements were made for a joint meeting with Warren Kiwanis next Thursday September 15. A golf match with the Rotary Club is planned. Lotfmnnster returned to duty with a vocal performance. Hoffmaster and Pinley of Bridgeby attended.
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James O Condra
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Cony
Contra
Warren Kiwanis Club
Schiggls
Pinileys
Child Health Station to Open Weekly Clinics
Arrangements completed by the Children's Aid Society for a Child Health Station linked to the nursing service at Municipal fund plains. Weekly clinics from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. Mrs Jatin Ward, Community Nurse, will oversee with doctors for pre school age babies and mothers urged to attend.
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Children's Aid Society
Nursing Service
Funldog Plains
Jatin Ward
Children’s Aid Society
Doctor Cach
Flight Across North Atlantic Feasibility Questioned
United Press reports engine expert Doc Kincade of Palisa Bin weighing equipment doubts a westward North Atlantic crossing by the monoplane Palisa. He expects to return to the United States soon and warned the voyage may not be feasible at present.
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London
Doc Kincade
United Press Today
Atlan
United States
Charles A. Seville
Columbine
Hold Alleged Rum Pedlar Arrested After Moonshine Discovery
Police arrest G E Sederbore of Youngsville on a liquor transport charge after four pint moonshine bottles were found in his possession. He was jailed and denied bail until tomorrow. Officers report bills found on him suggesting rurn peddling in the city. Police are seeking the suspected water soaked bills and vehicle used in the alleged operation.
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Youngsville
Sederbore
West Main Street
Sederberg
Mines Reopen Across Pennsylvania Coal Fields
Frew reports four large coal producers in Central Pennsylvania have reopened eleven mines on the Philadelphia wage scale. The mines are located in armories and are ripening in the sector of Pennsylvania Coal and Coke Co. This reflects a shift in employment and output as operators resume production.
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Frew
Altoona
Philadelphia
Central Pennsylvania
Goal’ Producers’ Association
Pennsylvania Goal S and Coke Ca. i
Bergdoll Seeks U S Passage in Levine Plane
Grover Bergdoll, famed draft dodger, applied to Charles A. Levine for passage to the United States in the Bellanca airplane Suluabia from Croydon England. Levine said Bergdoll’s request was one of many duped by him and Bergdoll offered to name his own price from a German town. Weather notes indicated no immediate start for the Columbia to the United States.
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Levine
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Croydon
England
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Bergdolly
Charles A- Levine
United Press Today
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Germany
Columbia
United
New Pastor Installed at Local Presbyterian Church
Rev Roger Cressey was installed as pastor of the First Presbyterian Church in the city in services led by Rev Harry Boyd. The sermon by Rev Boyd and charge by Rev K Gram say were noted, with Rev W J Eaton giving the congregation’s charge. About four hundred attended as Rev Cressey plans to move to the city this month.
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Roger Cressey
First Presbyterian Church
Elle
W. J. Eaton
Union City
Mrr. Cressey
Driver Grizanti Arrested for Reckless Driving
Js Grizanti of Westfield was fined for reckless driving after an arraignment before Police Magistrate Porter. He admitted guilt but later claimed he was not driving recklessly. multiple witnesses testified about his erratic driving through city intersections.
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Js Grizanti
Westfield
Polies Magistrale
Porter
Frisatit
Fryer
T ‘Man
Police Act to Curb Raids on Nearby Farms
Police launch a campaign to stop raids on local farms amid a spate of thefts. A car with no plates was found near a farmer’s home with provisions from Glen Gates’ farm later seized by authorities. A Ford roadster was taken as a stolen vehicle with no identification.
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Glen Gates
World girdlers charter boat to cross Pacific
Detroit report details Edward P Schlee and William S Brook planning to charter a vessel to sail from Tokyo to San Francisco. The group aims to support a Tokio Midway Islands operation after Navy cooperation faltered. Vessel cost about 20000 dollars will be ready in Tokyo ahead of Sunday night departure for the Biers and their plane cargo.
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Mid
Tokio
Edward P. Schlee
William S. Brook
Japan
San Francisco
Dewes Schlee
Earl Schlee
Navy Department
Tokio-Midway Islands
Pacific
Steamer Transylvania Searched Mid Atlantic for Missing Plane
On September 8 the Cunard liner Transylvania scoured the mid Atlantic after receiving Old Glory’s SOS for a missing plane and three occupants. Captain Bone and officers watched for over 11 hours, zigzagging routes and deploying binoculars with no trace found before resuming to New York.
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Transylvania
Old Glory
United Press
John N. Harman
Brookelyn
No. Times
TRAN
Sylvania
mid-Atlantic
New York
Captain Bone
Monoplane Sir John Carling Overdue in Atlantic Search
Over Atlantic search for the Sir John Carling, en route from Newfoundland to England, reported no trace hours after departure. Old Glory and three airmen were also missing, with vessels and weather conditions hindering recovery efforts and the fate of all four crews uncertain.
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Hope
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Upen
Forma Analisie Asteria
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