Polish Flyers Battle Headwinds in Transatlantic Flight Try
Captain Dieudonne Coste and Maurice Bellonte returned to Villacoublay after a 29 hour flight that ended near Paris due to hurricane winds. Polish flyers Ludwik Idzikowski and Kasimir Kubala faced similar gales, with Idzikowski killed when their Marshal Pilsudski crashed on Graciosa island in the Azores while Kubala was severely injured.
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New York
Paris
Versailles
Azores
Dieudonne Costes
Maurice Bellonte
Turday
Costes
Charles A. Lindbergh
Col. Lindbergh
Horta
Graciosa
Ludwik Idzikowski
Idzikowski
Kasimir Kubala
Amiot
Marshal Pilsudski
LeBourget
Gracinsa
Santa Cruz
Marshal Filsudski
Kubala
Kubale
America
Europe
le Bourget
Coast Guard
Atlantic
Dieudonne Coste
le Bourget Field
Villacoublay
France
Major Idzikowski
Irdvikadski
Yemaina
Dgikowski
Pseydonne Costes
Bellonte
Rocky Island
Rock Island
Ocean
Iskra
Here's the way you can lose the right to run your auto
Harrisburg July 1 Benjamin E. Eynon commissioner of motor vehicles announced the 1920 motor code gives the bureau through the State Highway Patrol the right to revoke the registration of any automobile deemed unsafe or unfit for operation. If your car has defects such as loose steering, worn or broken radius rods, neglect or accident affecting stability, or lack of brakes lamps horn mirror wiper muffler or tires, its registration is at peril.
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Harrisburg
Benjamin E. Eynon
State Highway Patrol
King George Undergoes Third Chest Operation
London July 15 The King underwent a third chest operation at Buckingham Palace to drain a right side abscess after pleurisy last winter. Portions of two ribs were removed and the monarch’s health was described as excellent. A reassuring bulletin was issued at 11 40 o’clock signed by top medical officers.
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Harry R. Flory
CINS
London
INS
King George
Buckingham Palace
Prince of Wales
Stanley Hewitt
Hugh Rigby
Wilfred Trotter
Francis Shipway
Lord Dawson of
Penn
Four Killed in Pittsburgh and Fayette County Accidents
A trolley fatality in Pittsburgh and three industrial deaths raise the toll to 17 for the period, with 40 state injuries. In Fayette County, a hit and run demolishes a baby carriage injuring two year old Emerick Morgan in Uniontown. a woman, Gene Morris, is killed in a Brownsville crash. Helen Borchik drowns near Alicia. a four car collision injures five Ficks family members. Ray Hall, 18, is seriously wounded by his brother in Connellsville.
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Pittsburgh
Uniontown
Fayette County
INS
Emerick Morgan
Uniontown Hospital
Brownsville
Gene Morris
Century
James Coleman
Helen Borchik
Alicia
Monongahela
1. Ficks
New Salem
Raymond Hall
Harry
Connellsville Hospital
Marty
Girl in coma after hospital admission with critical condition
Mr and Mrs John Kifaseski and son James of Indiana RD 5 were severely injured when their Ford sedan rolled over on the Indiana Saltzburg highway. The girl remains in a coma since admission and an X-ray to assess injuries is planned if feasible.
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John Kifaseski
James
Indiana
Indiana-Saltsburg
Car Crash Near Clarksburg Injures Kiloseskis
A Saturday evening crash near Clarksburg involved James at the steering wheel when attempting to pass a car. The sedan went onto the berm after being crowded, struck a headwall, rolled over, injuring Kiloseski, James, and Mrs Kiloseski who were later treated at Indiana hospital and discharged.
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Clarksburg
James
Kiloseski
Indiana Hospital
Hospital Drive Seeks Further Contributions To Hall Fund
The Hospital Building Fund appeals for continued donations beyond a tight drive period. Mr. Hall relies on Indiana County generosity as industrial leaders and other residents are urged to step forward. Professor M. C. Gordon serves as treasurer and will receive contributions at the White Building headquarters, Room 10, Alder Peeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hall
Indiana County
Hall
M. C. Gordon
Hospital Building Fund
Harry White
Drowning at McConnells Mills Near Slippery Rock
Walter J Mantag, 29, of Jefferson, Butler County, drowned when he stepped into a hole in a creek at McConnells Mills, twelve miles east of New Castle. Police and a rescue team tried to revive him as his wife and three year old daughter watched. a brother also attempted a rescue but failed. The incident occurred July 15 and was reported by New Castle police.
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New Castle
Walter J. Mantag
McConnell Milles
Jefferson
Butler County
Slippery Rock
McConnells Mills
Here
Montag
Larkspur Contender for 1929 All Age Turf Crown
Blue Larkspur, winner of the 60000 dollar American classic, will pursue the all age turf crown with a Bradley stable campaign. If healthy, the three year old is slated for the Travers, the Belmont realization, and Latonia championship stakes, as well as the Saratoga, Hawthorne, and Belmont gold cups in a bid to match Reigh Count’s feat last year.
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Blue Larkspur
Arlington
Bradley Stable Chiefs
Blossom Time
Reigh
Saratopa
Belmont
Latonia
Sudden Deaths of Charles Humm and Mary McKenzie
Charles Humm aged 66 of Indiana died suddenly at home from a heart affliction. Survived by widow, children Bert, Mrs. Hoover, Mrs. Brown and nine grandchildren, plus brothers and sisters. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm at Evangelical Church residence 116 North Second Street. Interment Greenwood Cemetery. Mary McKenzie, 72, born in Scotland, died at 1 pm at daughter’s home in Barnesboro. Survived by daughter Mrs. Clifford Eves and several siblings. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm at the late residence. Interment Union Cemetery Hastings.
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Charles Humm
Indiana
William
Sarah (Shank) Haimm
Evangeliccal Church
A. B. Hosbach
The
Evangelical Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Barnesboro
Mary McKenzie
Scotland
Clifford Eves
George Ednie
Salisbury
Andrew Ednie
Youngstown
Ohio
John Edaie
Vandergrift
Jeannette Bates
Robert Cowan
St. Benedict
Stock Market At Noon Showed Shifts In Money Supply
At New York the financial session saw funds pulled from the call loan market to bolster bank reserves as the call rate rose to 10 percent. Bond-market thaw may ease rates later. Copper and motors weakened, seen as shifting funds to rails and utilities. Rail stocks led gains with Chesapeake and Ohio up 13 points to 276, Hocking Valley up 20 to 55, Union Pacific up 6, and Pennsylvania at a new high of 95 1/4. Frisco, Central of New Jersey, Atchison and others traded at year highs while major industrials stayed narrow amid a cautious money market.
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W. S. Cousins
INS
New York
Bulls and Bears
Federal Reserve Banks
Chrysler
General Motors
Chesapeake and Ohio
Hocking Valley
Union Pacific
Pennsylvania
Erie
Frisco
Central of New Jersey
Atchison
General Electric
U. S. Steel
Atlantic Refining
Social News Roundup From Indiana and Nearby
Mrs Phyllis Williams and aon George of Pittsburgh visit the McLains while Eugene Thompson visits from New Kensington. Local and regional visitors from Johnstown Akron Blairsville and Pittsburgh enjoy weekends and trips including Endicott races and editorial figures.
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Phyllis Williams
Aon George
Pittsburgh
Major
C. C. McLain
Eugene Thompson
New Kensington
Harry Bennett
Jack O'Mare
Homer Bartlebaugh
Endicott
N. Y
B. R. Findley
Ernest Foster
Indiana
Ralph Stewart
Brushvalley
Frank Spicher
Cherryhill Township
Alex Kerr
Johnstown
Standard Slag Company
Ralph Cummings
Blairsville
Alex Shannon
DuBois
H. J. Stockton
R. C. Wilson
L. M. McCune
H. M. Replogle
J. P. Jones
Clearfield
Edgewood
J. B. Chamberlin
Akron
Ohio
Florence Scott Chamberlin
John A Scott
J. B. Freed
Virginia
State Teachers College
Gray Doeblin
Delmont
Gertrude Blaxter
Margaret Gilbert
Church Street
John and
Edward Laughlin
Walter Kissinger
North
South Dakota
Illinois
Iowa
Minnesota
Ralph Loughry
William Pierce
Mt. Gretna
Clyde Timberlake
East Pike
Howard Trainer
Robert
Tweet Burhenn
Jeannette
John Daugherty
Louis Snyder
Washington, Pa
Oseph Schertzinger
South Fifth Street
Walter Beatty
Child
Charleston
W. Va
Walter
Jeff Beatty
Paul Gessler
Buddy
Laura Peoples
Torrance
Pluck” Plotzer
Duckie”? Manners
Flinch Construction Company
Alfred Hazlett
John Mumford
Beatrice
Nebraska
Vernie Fyock
Frank
St. Petersburg
Florida
D. A. Cunningham
Wayne Avenue
Indiana County Boys List From Various Communities
Indiana County students are listed by hometowns and initials including Ogden, Clymer, Gershman, Indiana entries for several students, O'Mara, Clawson, Mooween, Trusik, Coral, Foster, Robinson, and others from Homer City and Cherry Tree with partial spellings and abbreviations in this continued page tally.
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Indiana County
Ogden
Clymer
Gershman
Fred
Indiana
Sheehe
Joseph
O'Mara
James
Clawson
B. F
Mooween
Trusik
Paul
Carboni
Carmen
Coral
Foster
Bert C
Robinson
Robertson
J. C
Shatler
Jas
Opening Day at Johnstown Airport Features Air Show
Amelia Earhart era publicity describes twenty one Army Navy and Marine corps planes assigned to the Johnstown opening with eight maneuvers and exhibitions by service aviators. Scores of commercial and private planes will attend as Westmond field is prepared for visitors. Opening day events are sponsored by Air Service Inc the chamber of commerce and the Johnstown Post of the American Legion.
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Army
Navy
Marine Corpo
Johnstown
Westmond Field
Air Service, Inc
Chamber of Commerce
The
American Legion
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Coste
Gail
Qhicago
Chicago
Port Burwell
Tee
Lambert Field
ST. Louis
King
Rage
Hospital Drive
Larkspur
Bulls-Eye
Nell
Nell Diester
Aluys
Shawnee
Ukla
Oklahoms
Nell Crugs
Evening Gazette
Atchison T
Bethlehem Steel
General Motor
Kelvinator Stery
Miami Copper
Stewart Warner Bee
Nash Motor
N. Y. Central
Norf
West Prenereey
Owens Battle
Penna
Cory
Reading
R.adedeer Ans Studebaker Weber
Trans Airways Tr
U. S&s. Steel Eta
Wright Aero Taeben
White Motor
AY West
Postum Cereal OM Ic. M. ST Pp
Comman
C St. BP
Willys Overland
Curtis Aero Tea
Amelia Earhart
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