Zioncheck Tries Re election Campaign After Chicago Detention
Congressman Marion Zioncheck rushes from an airliner to a faulty flight in Chicago then boards a train toward Seattle while his supporters and police escort recount the episode. He faced being refused passage for not having advance tickets as officials report a full plane and plan to sue over the disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Washington
Marion A. Zioncheck
Seattle
Zioncheck
George Bishop
Washington, D. C
National Capital
Northwest Airlines
F. J. Bixler
Bixler
Chicago Police Department
Union Station
Loop
Milwaukee Railroad
Olympian
Man criticizes hospital confinement during political dispute
A man alleges he was abducted from a Towson Maryland hospital after favoring bills opposed by interests. He says eight men forced him to the hospital for 28 days and claims the stay aimed to declare him a maniac. He condemns the facility as worse than prison camps and calls for a psychopathic hospital for psychiatrists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis
Towson
Germany
Russia
Nine big flood control basins described in Saltsburg
The article discusses a proposed reservoir extending from Saltsburg through Blairsville toward Bolivar and Black Lick, with protection for Blairsville and Cokeville. It would have a capacity of 283,000 acre-feet and require dikes or other protective measures for affected towns.
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Saltsburg
Blairsville
Conemaugh
Bolivar
Black Lick Creek
Black ‘Lick
Cokeville
Five Die as Bus Skids at Natural Bridge
A Greyhound bus skidded at Natural Bridge Virginia killing five aboard three drivers for Southeastern Greyhound Lines en route to Philadelphia to return new equipment to Birmingham One passenger J P Hamilton of Birmingham died two others C F Worrell and Clyde Carter survived Ring from Roanoke and Wright from Hollins crawled from windows Ring injured Worrell near front seat not killed The Natural Bridge remains of a vast cave roof Cedar Creek once flowed a 90 foot long highway spans it The Valley Turnpike US Route 11 is a major Virginia corridor A yellow dressed unidentified white woman about 38 to 40 died of shock with no visible injuries Initials G W carved in rock allegedly by George Washington nearby
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Roanoke
Valley of
Virginia
Southeastern Greyhound Lines
Philadelphia
Birmingham
Ala
J. P. Hamilton
C. F. Worrell
Clyde Carter
Worrell
O. B. Ring
Thomas Wright
Hollins
Ring
Mecca
Valley Turnpike
G. W
George Washington
Wreck Near Natural Bridge Told By Eye Witness
Eye witness recounts a fatal bus crash on the Roanoke to Lexington-Washington route near Natural Bridge Virginia. A Greyhound bus sped over the edge after a night squall, overturning against a fence with a 200 foot drop, driver trapped and killed, bystander reports chaos and heroism at the scene.
Spotlight on Mr Farley and the 1940 Democratic fight
The piece surveys Farley at the Philadelphia convention drawing an American Liberty League rebuke for alleged defamatory language about the Du Pont linked group. It notes Republican figures like Hamilton, Lanham, and Borah traveling for campaigns, Wallace's new book advocating union over states, and Mills arguing constitutional amendments may be needed to secure government change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Farley
Philadelphia
American Liberty League
League
DuPont Liberty League
Hamilton
Washington
Ohio
Columbus
Alf M. Landon
Coloredo
Edwall
Idaho
Senator Borah
London
Senate
New York
Wallace
Ogden L. Mills
Hoover
the Treasury
End of State's Rights Debate Hailed by Federal Power View
A fragment discusses the claim that expanding federal authority over economic and social problems would spell the end of state's rights and individual liberty, a central argument in the era's constitutional debate.
Witnesses Describe Fatal Car Crash and Rescue Efforts
Testimony details a three lane highway crash linked to Miss Von Krogh and a party.drive at about 1 50 a m. at Sterling Club area. Witnesses note alcohol use, guard rail damage, and a first responders rescue amid shattered glass and a dying girl. Several bystanders recount the scene and aid, with one man later dying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
Martha Graff
Af Butler
von Krogh
Graff
George Walter
Butler
Sterling Club
Walter
Miss von Krogh
Arthur
West
Negley
Ed Newman
Stonewall Lodge
Stonewall Bridge
Mothers Hopes for U S Help in Aid Debate
The Senate amended the Mothers' Assistance bill. the House upheld the cause, but amendments were not approved by the Senate. A conference committee deadlocked after 15 sessions. The Senate asked for full information on board changes amid wholesale dismissals cited by Senator Harris. A new House bill by Herman Eberharter moved forward.
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Senate
House
Conference
Mothers’ Assistance Boards
Frank J. Harris
Allegheny Republican
Harris
Herman Eberharter
Allegheny
Blum Indicates France Refuses War Policy
American Republic Colombia announced its policy of nonrecognition of territory gained by force. Blum depicted France seeking peace and not resorting to arms when Germany sent troops into the Rhineland. He warned France would act if attacked on its soil, urging relief from the insomnia of war with a hopeful note about the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colombia
Blum
France
Germany
Rhineland
Ormsby Family Highlights Umpire Red Ormsby's Home Life
Chicago July 4 Emmett Red Ormsby famed American League umpire visits at home in Evergreen Park with eleven children aged up to 13. He plans a twelfth, married 15 years, and has been home only five days since March 7. Mrs Ormsby calls the roll at meals while Red officiates elsewhere with Jo Byron and three oldest girls fans of baseball. The clan sparingly travels to Detroit for games and a movie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Emmett
Red" Ormsby
Evergreen Park
Ormsby
Red
Byron
Detroit
Mia
Haile Selassie at League amid Italian protests and riots
The Geneva assembly faced clashes as Italian reporters kissed the Ethiopian emperor provoking arrests and protests. Haile Selassie urged League support while delegates warned against further disorder. Italy protested to Switzerland after eight Italian journalists were jailed, and Fascist outlets praised the actions. Also a local lawn party celebrated Sunny Sullinger’s third birthday.
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Italy
Rome
Switzerland
Geneva
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
League of Nations’ Assembly
Berne
Jale
Umberto Guglielmotti
Dio Alfieri
Signor Tafari
Business at Highest Mark in Six Years
The Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland reports that activity in most business areas in this district reached its highest level in six years and stayed strong through the first three weeks of June. Employment indexes rose, department store and furniture sales climbed, and motor and steel production increased well above 1935 levels. Money in circulation grew by 20 million dollars in late June to 388 million, compared with 316 million a year earlier.
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Cleveland
Federal Reserve Bank of
Dayton
Pittsburgh
Oil City
Sharon
Youngstown
Canton
Rush Work Relief For Drought Hit Farmers
WPA administrators rushed a work relief program for drought damaged farmers, aiming to employ 25 000 to 50 000 men in ten days across Minnesota, the Dakotas, Montana and Wyoming. Projects include farm to market roads water conservation rural school building and recreation grounds. Roosevelt signaled major relief funds, while Agriculture Secretary Wallace traveled to assess damage as rain fell in some regions and drier northwest persisted.
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ST. Paul
Works Progress Administrators
Ave States
Harry Hopkins
WPA
Minnesota
Dakotas
Montana
Wyoming
Hopkins
Washington
R Oosevelt
Wallace
National Capital
Kansas
Ohio
Mississippi
Missouri
Olympic baseball tryouts set for July in Baltimore
More than 20 amateur players chosen by the Amateur Baseball Congress begin a 12 day tryout in Baltimore on July 1 for berths on the American Olympic baseball squad. Les Mann, Miami commissioner of athletics, is executive VP and the group plans demonstration games in Germany at the Olympics to promote inclusion.
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Baltimore
Amateur Baseball Congress
American Olympic Party
Les Mann
Miami
Mann
Germany
Earle Crowns Laurel Queen As Show Opens
In Brookville the First Annual Mountain Laurel Festival opened with Governor Earle crowning the Laurel Queen amid garlands of the state flower. The pageant traces lumber, oil, gas and coal industry history. Tonight through Friday feature performances and a drum and bugle corps event at Cook Forest north of town. Mayor McNair of Pittsburgh and former Governor Pinchot are listed for July 3 remarks.
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Brookville
George H. Earle
Pennsylvania
Cook Forest
Here
William N. McNair
Pittsburgh
Gifford Pinchot
Kauffman Leads in Public Links Test at South Park
Pittsburgh July 1 Fr C F King Carl Kauffman returns to top form after buying new woods and irons. He shot 70 75 1435 to lead a field of 47 in the Public Links qualifying. Andy Szwedko 146 Sem Musko 147 John Pasikowski 148 Mike Galide 150 follow. Low 16 play 36 more holes for four national berths in Farmingdale July 30 25.
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Pittsburgh
Fr—C. F
King Carl" Kauffman
Woods
Irons
South Park
Kauffman
Traling Kauffmann
Andy Szwedko
Sem Mu
Father in Son Have Some Score To Win
Pittsburgh July 1. Joe Wells of East Liverpool and his son Joe junior fired identical nine hole scores of 39 to win the 15th annual West Penn Father and Son Golf championship. Their 78 edged James Marks and James Marks junior by one stroke who finished 79. F P and Tom Underwood of Latrobe posted 45 44 89.
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Ge Pittsburgh
Joe M. Wells
East Liverpool
Joe Junior
James Marks
F. P
Tom Underwood
Lstrobe
Game Protectors Transfer List Shuffles State Guardsmen
Harrisburg July 1. Board of game commissioners restructured district gate and traveling game protectors. Samuel B. Reed moves to St. Mary's from State College replacing T. C. Carlsdays who shifts to Johnsonburg. Lehman Ree replaces Leroy Jones in Montrose while Jones resigns. Leo Bushman shifts to Susquehanna to replace Anderson. Fred Fisher moves to Mifflinburg, Reed to Clinton County, and Isaac Baumgardner becomes Fulton district protector at McConnellsburg.
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Harrisburg
Pth
Board’ of Game Commissioners
Samuel B. Reed
St. Mary’s
State College
T. C. Carlsdays
Johnsonburg
Elk County
Grant H. Gustin
Lock Haven
Milford
John H. Lohan
Pike County
Shife
Schuylkill County
Lehman
Leroy
Jones
Reinhard Anderson
Montrose
Gettysburg
Leo
Bushman
Adams County
Susquehanna County
Anderson
Fred S. Fisher
McConnellsburg
Mifflinburg
Miles B. Réeder
Clinton County
Isaac Baumgardner
Mt. Unlot
Huntingdon County
Fulton County
Steel Man Claims He Was Forced Out Of Town
Claude R H Kramer 55 an organizer for the Committee on industrial unionization of the steel industry says he was ejected from a Steubenville Ohio hotel and forced from town eight men allegedly dragged him to the railroad station He also accuses police of arresting him and holding a hearing before a man who posed as the mayor at Hollidays Cove W Va He plans to return to Steubenville soon A Pennsylvania official notes lower June marriage licenses this year compared with 1955 and a Security League meeting is set for July 2 at 7 30 pm in the Court House
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Pittsburgh
Claude RH. Kramer
Committee On Industrial Unionization
Steubenville
Ohio
Kramer
Hollidays Cove
W. Va
Vincent Sweeney
Union Committee
Senatorial Committee
Register and Recorder
Calhoun
Indiana County
Stock Market Mentioned Firms Across Diverse Industries
A long OCR list notes numerous companies across energy, manufacturing, metals, autos, chemicals, and utilities. Mentions include Am Tel and Tel, Chrysler, Du Pont, General Electric, IBM-style peers, Anaconda, Curtis, and Battelle affiliates, with a reference to a 53 percent figure and several regional firms such as National Gas, Penn RR, and Texas Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Exp
Auburn Auto
Baldwin Lee Balt
Ohio Bendix Aviat
Beth Steel
Borden Borg-Warner
Burr
Cerro de Pas
Ches
Ohio
Chrysler
Doug Alre du Pont
del Eastman
Gillette
Gold Dust
Hershey Choe Homestake
Hudson
Nick Can
Kennecoit Lehigh Val C Ligg and
Myers Loews Lorillard
Monty Ward Nash
NY Central North Am Penn RR
Phila R
Phillips Pet
Pure Oil Radio Repab
Sil Rey
Sears Rosb Socony-Vacuum
Sou
Std Brands Ltd
G and el
Cal Std Oil Ind Ltd
Oil NJ Studebaker Texas Corp
Time Roll
Transamerica
Aire Corp Unit Corp
United Gas Imp US Indus Alco US Rubber US Smell R US Steel Vanadium West UN
Tel West
Woolworth
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Mother Ie
Homsher
John
G. Homsher
State Senate
Palm Beach
Goodall
Recez
Moorhead
Indiana
Jaffa
Palestine
Berenice Walker
Natural Bridge
Lexington
MR. Farley
Newman
Tie
Joseph Parks
Blair Democrat
Parks
Cohen-Turner
Ways and Means Committee
Ralph S. McCreary
Erie Republican
McCreary
CWA
U. S
Alf
Landon
Cow Creek
Estes Park
Cola
Alf Landon
Locarno
Europe
Paul van Zeeland
Belgium
Assembly
League Assembly
Assembly of
League of Nations
International Association of
East
Africa
Amharic
League Palace
Glenn
Sunny) Sullinger
Earle
Laurel
Steel
Security League
Pennsylvania Security League
Court House
Cyrb Ark Nat
Peanread Corp
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