New Drive for Direct Relief
Harrisburg July 7 Gov Pinchot warns both houses that rising state costs stem largely from subsidies for schools hospitals and health and safety programs funded by the commonwealth. He argues without state funds these services would either vanish or raise local taxes, noting most increases come from legislative action while excluding added expenses not excessive.
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Harrisburg
Gifford Pinechot
Commonwealth
Ponngylvatia
Talbot Turner bloc pushes 24 million relief plan
Harrisburg reports the Talbot Turned bloc moves to unite the Assembly behind a 24 million direct relief measure. Funds would be allocated by county and poor districts at 3 million monthly, with 15 million from economists, 4 million from anticipated federal aid, and 24 million for highway work.
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William 8. Brown
Harrisburg
Talbot-Turner
Grover
Talbot
Delaware
Ifoc
Wade-Sheffer
Harmony
Ite
Dole
Pennsylvana
Unrequited Love Motive In Chicago Cubs Shooting
Violet Valli21 year old Chicago Cubs shortstop Billy Dapos was shot by a rejected admirer. Police Captain Dennis Malloy said charges would be filed for attempted murder though fair attendance stayed in hospital. A note to Michael suggested suicide and killing the player.
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Chicage Cubs
Violet Vallie
Dennis Malloy
Miss Valli
Faith
Michael
Billy Ian
Milly
Roosevelt Confident As Smith Agrees On Party Support
Roosevelt expresses confidence after former Governor Alfred E. Smith announced support for the Democratic Party. Smith’s decision to stay with the party removes a key obstacle, and Roosevelt expects to invite Smith to campaign with him later in the season. Senator Borah emerges as a hero at the prohibition party convention in Indianapolis while negotiations consider a united dry progressive coalition and possible third party moves.
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Alfred E. Smith
Smith
Roosevelt
Roosevelt-Garner
Borah
Eugene J. Cadolins
Indianapolis
Ind
INS
United States
William BE. Borah
Idaho
Prohibition Party
Bee
Senator Borah
Janee
Hornh
D. Li Colvin
New York
Clinton N. Howard
Rochester
N. Y
William D. Upshaw
Georgia
Howard Cable
Indiana
Howard
Upshaw
Police hunt baby bandits terrorize Pittsburg dance studio
Police hunted three unarmed 12 year olds and two other youths after a group described as baby bandits held up an orchestra and 60 couples at Trigno’s dancing studio, escaping with $10. The incident occurred as dancers were tied, and the bandits fled under the signal of the oldest boy. The report notes the President lacks power to pardon a prisoner of state.
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Pittsbiurge
Reconstruction Finance Corporation Loan Powers Expanded
Measure expands loan authority to 1.0 billion for Reconstruction finance corporations and private entities to fund projects creating employment or relief. States may borrow 100 million with up to 1 listed to any state. governors can direct funds to municipalities. Allocation tied to population. eliminated. 822 million set for public works. 146,000 must fund road construction. Remainder to be used per Treasury assurances without harming finances.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Treasury
Famed aviators Mattern and Griffin land in Berlin after record flight
Moscow and Warsaw dispatches report James Mattern and Bennett Griffin nine hours overdue from Berlin to Moscow as weather clouds hindered sightings. Berlin reception describes their arrival after a 11 hour 36 minute trans Atlantic hop from Harbor Grace, with a heroic postflight inspection, water only, and plans to push toward Moscow.
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Iver
James J. Mattern
Bennett Griffin
Swelack
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Mattern
Griffin
Here
Omsk
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Jeketerinburg
Atany
Floyd Bennett
Aiport
New York
Harbor
Newfoundland
United States
Frederic M. Sackett
International News Service
Bart Post
Gatty
Century of Progress
Hermans Koehl
Atlantic
Bremen
Wil
Lufthansa
Soldin
Jimmy
Koehl
Reynolds Wins North Carolina Senate Nomination
Robert R. Reynolds of Asheville won the Democratic senatorial nomination in North Carolina defeating Senator Cameron Morrison by more than 6000 votes in the primary. Reynolds, an ardent anti prohibition advocate, achieved a personal triumph and a victory for the wet cause in his home state.
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Robert R. Reynolds
Asheville
N.C
Cameron Morrison
Moe
Devlinn
Airmen Company Dinner With German Hosts Declines Beer
Police cleared the room and the airmen were taken to the officers' mess. They ate hamburger steak tomatoes and salad with relish. They declined beer again, much to the Germans’ surprise, and drank water.
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Didly
Suburban Day Sales Event Declared A Big Success
Fire department notes lingering hours for last minute purchases at participating stores. Shoppers are urged to return to town for continued savings and coupons, as the July Suburban Day sales event aims to surpass prior success.
First Golf Championship Matches Open With 16 Players
The golf championship opened at the focal course with 16 players in the second flight. Play yesterday yielded wins for Joe King over C B Rink 4 3 SM Jack over C Daugherty 8 7 H B Neal over Frank L Neff 4 3 Thomas Pesler over Walter Scholes 4 1 John Simpson over George Feit 9 1 Ward Zeigher over AW Russell 2 2 George Smith over J M Danagher 5 4 T P McCarthy over T F Mathy 2 up.
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Joe King
Dr C. B. Rink
SM. Jack
C. Daugherty
Daugherty
B. Neal
Frank L. Neff
H. B Neal
Walter Scholes
Thomas Peéaler
Thomas Pesler
Join Simpson
George J. Feit
John Simpson
A. J. Russell
Ward Zeigter
Ward Zeigher
Geuorge Smith
J. M. Danagheris
George Smith
Paul Reed, Jr
T. P. McCarthy T. FL Mathy
Former Brenizer Woman Margaret Reid Dead at 84
Margaret Reid 84 widow of George Reid and native of Glasgow died last night at her daughter’s home in Derry where she had resided for three years. Survived by three sons William Jesse and Alex and three daughters Mrs. Morgan Williams Mrs. Keffier Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Murray Smith a granddaughter. Viewing at Yergunon Funeral Home Blairsville until 6 p.m. tomorrow followed by 2 p.m. Saturday funeral at the Miller home in Derry with Blairsville cemetery interment.
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George Reid
Brenizer
Blairsville
James, Miller
Derry
Blairsville-Derry
Breniter
Reid
Glasgow
Scotland
William Reid
Jesse Reid
Alex Reid
Lierty
Morgan Williams
Daniel Keffier
Roaring Branch
James Miller
Murray Smith
Armagh
Indiana
Yergunon
Miller
Hoover blast for Faneuil Hall in Boston July 11
The Republican drive to re elect President Hoover will open with a Faneuil Hall event in Boston on July 11. Secretary Ogden Mills will speak at the gathering announced by Moore Sanders, Republican national committee chairman, at Chicago headquarters.
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Chicago
Miispaigo
Hoover
Faneuil Hall
Boston
Dunmow Fluch of Beacon Bacon Oath Story and Dishes
The Dunmow Fluch of Beacon was an ancient practice where couples who had spent a year married without quarrels could swear an oath to receive a side of bacon. Monks of the Dunmow Priory originated the custom in medieval England, with ceremonies and rhymed oaths. The text also notes English dishes featuring fried bacon with eggs and tomatoes, fried apples with bacon, liver and bacon, and other bacon dishes as part of the old fare.
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Dunmow
England
Knight
Old England
Optimism in contract bidding leads to bold plays
The writer notes that especially good breaks can harm some players by inflating confidence. A hand is described where the declarer played well to reach a game, but the next hand the same vulnerable pair bid for a small slam and went down after South doubled four spades.
End play seals four odd contract in bridge game
In a bridge hand from 1922 NEA Service, South opened with one no trump, East bid three spades, leading to a four odd contract. The declarer executes a clever end play using the trump and heart ruffs, discarding clubs to force a final set of tricks, with North left to hold only diamonds.
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South
Declarer
North
Dummy
NEA Service, Inc
West End Tent Evangel Services
A Scotch pastor-evangelist James R. King leads a series at the School Street tent between Twelvth and Thirteenth streets. Topics include Paradise after death Conscience and Heaven with nightly reminders to bring the Stephens-Storrs Tabernacle long book.
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James R. King
Paradise
Heaven
Christ
School Street
Thirteenth Streets
Stephens-Storrs Tabernacle
Lady Nancy Cunard Heads Home From Harlem Voyage
New York July 7 Lady Nancy Cunard once estranged from her British family sailed aboard a ship bound for Havana after a brief Harlem stay and work on a hook of negro life Anasim Colebrooke a writer escorted her and shared the voyage shielding her from interviewers.
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New York
Nancy Cunard
Havana
Harlem
England
Anasim Colebrooke
Nancy
Red McGhee Slain at Del Rio Roadhouse Shootout
Chicago dispatch reports James Red McGhee roadhouse owner and Bernie Larkin former gang bodyguard were killed by two gunmen in a Del Rio roadhouse last night. Patron George Vanderpley was wounded while trying to flee. The motive centered on liquor or labor racketeering fights over division of spoils.
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Chicago
James “Red” McGhee
Bernie Larkin
McGhee
del Rio
George Vanderpley
C W Baker Named Caller in Indiana on Monday
C W Baker acted as caller in Indiana on Monday while Mrs Joe Roadhouse and her children traveled to Youngstown Ohio and drove over traffic controls and routes during the trip.
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C. W. Baker
Indiana
Joe Roadhouse
Youngstown
Ohio
Cockport Fair Directors Set September 22 23 24 Dates
The Cockport Fair Association directors met Thursday with full board and fixed the fair for September 22 23 and 24 following traditional formats. Local residents visited, shopped, and attended events around Arcadia Clymer Buck Run and Bust Run amid routine week activity.
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M. B. Patrick
O. W. Baker
Johnstown
Samuel Freeman
Pine Flats
Cockport Fair Association
William Leath
Bust Run
Gorndorg
Rural School Conference Opens at Indiana State Teachers College
Educators gather for the Rural School Conference during the Summer School session. County Superintendent James F. Chapman presides with talks by Dr. Lee L Driver and M J Horsch on rural schooling, consolidation and administration. Dr. James N Rule addresses subsidies and future outlook. Afternoon program led by Dr. Charles R Foster. county and assistant superintendents meet in Leonard Hall.
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Indiana State Teachers College
James F. Chapman
Muale
John W. Neff
Pennsylvania
Lee Ll. Driver
Department of
Charles R. Foster
State Teachers College
James N. Rule
Leonard Hall
Obituary notices for Samuel Rank and John Marshall
Samuel Rank of Hillsdale Indiana County Pennsyl vania born June 22 1857 died June 30 1952 age 75 years eight days after heart illness wife Della M Lay two daughters Viva Shane Ailine and Samuel funeral Hillsdale Wesleyan Methodist Church July 3 10 am interment Thompson Cemetery pallbearers M EB Churchill Royl Spicher Frank Trimble John Barvin John R Marshall. John Marshall 56 died at home Edgewood Indiana County formerly of Homer City Span ish American war veteran 28 years with Graceton Coal and Coke Company carpenter foreman member of Graceton Methodist Episcopal Church Homer City Council Junior Order United American Mechanics and Fraternal Order of Eagles leaves widow Vernie Clawson Marshall brothers J C Marshall H C Winters East Chicago Mrs T A Flickinger Mia S W Fox Hammond Harry J Marshall Tarentum and Shelton and Charles Marshall Graceton Funeral Saturday 2 pm.
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Samuel
Report Rank
Hillsdale
Indiana County
Pennsylvania
Indiana Hospital
Della M
Lay) Rank
Viva Shane
Beaver
Buffalo
N. Y
Rank
Montgomery Township
Appleby Brothers
Harrisburg
John R. Marshall
Edgewood
W. H
Margaret Jane Marshall
Homer City
Graceton Coal and Coke Company
Graceton Methodist Episcopal Church
Treasury balance figures and expenditures update
Treasury balance as of July 6 is 334,930,822.65 dollars. Expenditures total 22,694,005.72 dollars with customs receipts at 2,345,264.18 dollars. Washington reports the daily balance and revenue figures for the period ending July 6.
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Treasury
Washington
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