Youth steals revolver, abducts man then sent toward Spangler
Homer City Police Chief A T Campbell was assaulted last night while a youth, believed to be an escaped juvenile from Grove City, stole the chief s revolver and forced Lewis Dudash of Coral to drive him from the county. Dudash later reported his abduction and car theft as the youth directed them along Route 933 toward Spangler. Dudash was released near Spangler after hours of pursuit and investigation.
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William J. Kelley
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Municipal Band Concert This Evening
The Municipal Band performs in front of the Municipal Building at 8 o'clock this evening. The event is open to the public and features a varied program by the city band.
Bahamas Jubilant Over Duke of Windsor Appointment
Nassau editorial notes questions on diplomatic implications and effects on political life while the Bahamas awaits Governor General tenure. It highlights the 212 year legislature, lack of income taxes, a general sales levy, and tourism as the main industry with about 18 800 visitors yearly. Indiana Family Playground invites all to join rhythm band sessions at the fairgrounds this summer.
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Bombs found in Philadelphia during Republican Convention
New York report states Police Commissioner Lewis J. Valentine disclosed several bombs were found in Philadelphia as the Republican National Convention met. He noted no count or locations, while another official cited bombs under construction in a meeting hall used by Communists.
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German U Boats Sink 609000 Tons Of Shipping
Berlin reports six weeks ending July 8 destroyed 609000 tons of enemy commercial shipping by U boats. daily communique notes 35 British planes and one balloon barrage downed. mentions raids on airports and harbors in southeast England and munitions plants. supplies set afire at Plymouth Swansea and Pem broke. compares WWI tonnage losses and mentions peak loss in February 1917.
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Penna. Relief Rolls Decrease
Harrisburg July 11 AP Pennsylvania’s relief rolls fell to the lowest June level in eight years of state and federal unemployment relief. An average of about 1,249,000 persons depended on state dole or WPA jobs, with roughly 733,000 on statute aid and 583,000 on WPA wages. About 67,000 were counted in both.
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22 Year Old Asks Bond For Murder in Pa
Bellefonte Pennsylvania July 11 AP Richard Millinder 22 year old road worker charged with slaying Fay Gates last May will seek bail Monday in Centre County. Defense attorney Lewis O Harvey cites habeas corpus hearing arguing Millinder held unjustly by sheriff. Millinder neighbor of Gates in Mt Eagle jailed without bond awaiting grand jury action. police say he could not recount five minutes of the time of the night. Rachel Taylor case earlier near State College mentioned. Special Hose sale listed at end.
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Fay Gates
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Atorney Lewis O. Harvey
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Rachel Taylor
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Chris Gances
Wharton Pepper Asked to Help Prepare Speech
Former U S Senator George Wharton Pepper accepted an invitation to aid Wendell Willkie in preparing his acceptance speech for the Republican presidential nomination. Pepper said he would render service but the extent remains undecided. Willkie, in Colorado Springs, said Pepper is among party leaders he expects to meet next week.
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Thomas E. Dewey
Population of DuBois Rises Four Percent
DuBois population rebounds after a 15 per cent drop in the 1920s to rise 4 per cent in the past decade, census officials report. The gain brings the total to 12,059 while an unrelated ad notes Holeproof Hose specials at Vogel & Co.
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Loretta Young to Wed Tom Lewis in About a Month
Hollywood July 11 Loretta Young 27 plans to marry Tom Lewis 38 an ad agency executive in about a month Friends say engagement to be announced at a party Monday Youngs prior elopement to actor Grant Withers ended in divorce Lewis has had no previous marriage Also in Hollywood Norman Houston sues Columbia Pictures for 1 million over Mr Smith Goes to Washington Franklin D Roosevelt Jr offered acting job by Ben Hecht rejected by Young Roosevelt Fish Supper Allied Club Friday at 9 Rummage Sale Saturday July 13 Indiana Hardware By Lutherans
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Robert Taylor
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America told men will not fight abroad rally in Congress
Congress debated President Roosevelt's request for 4.85 billion dollars to strengthen national defense. The Senate confirmed Col. Frank Knox as Navy secretary and the House approved a 4.6 billion fleet expansion. Henry Stimson was sworn in as War secretary amid cautious praise for preparedness and warnings about immediate use of funds.
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Henry L. Stimson
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Seo
Canada calls for 40 000 men
Ottawa telegraphs a broad recruitment push as Canada opens a full scale campaign to recruit 40,000 volunteers for the Canadian active service force and 37,000 militiamen for training. Defense Minister Col J L Ralston and Air Minister Major C G Power urged Canadians of military age to join, with compulsory drafts possible if volunteers fall short.
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Oslo
NAZIS RAID SOUTHERN PARTS OF THE ISLANDS
Allied reports describe Nazi raid activity across southern England including the midlands southeast and southwest with several deaths and damage. A bomber was shot down near the channel. British air defenses and coastal patrols remain on high alert as Parliament debates Ireland's neutrality and defense posture amid looming invasion fears.
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Mystery surrounds three former French leaders
In Vichy France, July 11, confusion persists over the fate of Edouard Daladier and two other ex leaders. Messages read in the National Assembly claimed they sailed from Bordeaux aboard the Magillawah on June 16 to North Africa after the government put the liner at the regime’s disposal. Herriot defended them, but noted attempts to bring them back failed. Jeanneney confirmed.
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