South America Jobs Probe Warns Against Scams
Rodney Dutcher reports on rising American interest in Latin American work and small business. The Post Office and Commerce departments highlight frauds by agencies charging $2 to $3 fees, selling false employment lists, and urging emigration for high pay. Real opportunities are scarce. 3000 U.S. jobs exist for every South American opening, with harsh conditions and higher living costs. Advice stresses written contracts, verified firms, and reading Commerce guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Abhington
United States
South America
PostoMce Department
Department of Commerce
Latin America
George J. Eder
Postofice Department
Central
Eder
Washington
Co- Operative Department of Commerce l
New York
Joy ride ends in tragedy as engineer dies in crash
Pittsburgh engineer Bennet Evans 60 of Swissvale dies when his train The Pittsburgher crashes into a derailed car near Hillside Westmoreland county at midnight. He left home joking about another joy ride minutes before duty. He leaves two sons, longtime railroader noted for hauling crack passenger trains and active church and Masonic involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Bennett Evans
Richmond Street
Swissvale
Pennsylvania
Evans
Pittsburgher
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hillside
Westmoreland County
Ben
Hunter
D. W. Davies
Sewickley
Sarah Evans
Denny Methodists Church
Dallas Lodge No. 808
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Enginera
Clarence
Ralph Evans
King Is Held in Germinal Court Testimony
Alec testified about the Canton of Mrs Thompson during entry to the apartment and rendering first aid. King's case will be heard in the September term of Germinal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pony Winn Ty Alec
Thompson
King
Germinal Court
Du Bois American Legion Airport Dedication Planned Tomorrow
The Du Bois Legion Field on the New York to Chicago air route prepares for dedication with a 30 aircraft display. National and local officials including Clarence M Young and J Mitchell Chase attend, highlighting the field as a western gateway to the Alleghenies with a 2400 foot runway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
du Bois American Legion
United States Department of Commerce
Clarence M Young
Aeronautics
P. J. Hurley
U. S. Department of Commerce
G. B. Shaffer
Reserve Officers Association
J. Mitchell Chase
Clearfield
George W. West
Department of Commerce
Pennsylvania
New York
Chicago
du Bois
du Bois Legion Field
Allegheny Mountains
Cleveland
Hoyt Pursues Transcontinental Alaska to New York Flight
Captain Hoyt plans a 30 hour 60 minute flight from New York to Nome 4230 miles, with a six hour Nome layover before a hazardous return to New York arriving Monday morning. Sponsors see commercial flying potential if the route proves feasible for an eastward extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Hoyt
New York
Nome
Hoyt
Alaska
Far
East
Flight trio begins transatlantic hop to Paris
Rome July 17 Roger Q Williams and Lewin A Yancey in the Pathfinder monoplane started from Littorio airfield at 8 a m New York time for Paris. A large crowd including Italian officials witnessed the take off hoping to reach the French capital without a stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
INS
Roger Q. Williams
Lewin A. Yancey
Littorio
Paris
New York
Fuera
Kansas Governor Endorses Wickersham Suggestions
Kansas Governor Clyde M. Reed tells International News Service he agrees with Mr Wickersham's suggestions, stating support for enforcement ideas and measures as of this morning. He emphasizes Kansas backing stronger Volstead Law provisions and prohibition enforcement.
Stock Market At Noon Hour by W S Cousins
Industrial stocks moved irregularly in a narrow price range as wheat and corn gains revived demand for agricultural implements. Bakery and food firms advanced, oils gained, and call money fell to 10 percent with money lenders asking 12 percent for call loans. Several high priced issues led market activity with Case Threshing Machine and International Harvester among notable movers. traders faced a shifting mood in a market described as possibly entering a traders' phase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Cousins
INS
New York
Case Threshing Machine
International Harvester
Johns Manville
Fleischman
Wall Street
Packard Motor
Chrysler
Allis Chalmere
Remington Rand
General Motors
Atchison
New York Central
Rails
Agaid
Consolidated Gas
American Waterworks
Consolidated
BSA Bethleham Steel
Iserereeevees
Ohio
General Motor
Trans, Airways
U. BS. Steel
Kelvinator
Eeeye
Kennecott
Miami Copper
Stewart Warner
N.Y. Gentral Pee
Hiiveataa Ptecers
Norf
West
Owens Bottle Vei
Radio Corp
R. R
Studebaker
Wright Aero
White Motor
Elee
Postum
Movie magnate William Fox in fatal crash near Long Island
The multi millionaire producer William Fox was injured today when his Rolls Royce collided with another car near Long Island. His chauffeur John W. Boyes 36 was killed instantly. A second injured man named Jacob Rubenstein was not seriously hurt. Fox's condition was not disclosed pending examination. Fox reportedly was en route to the Metropolitan golf tournament near Liddo Beach, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roslyn
William Fox
Fox
Jacob Rubenstein
Nassau County Hospital
John W. Boyes
Rubenstein
Woodmere
Liddo Beach
N.Y
Standard Oil to Build Large Pittsburgh Lubricants Plant
Standard Oil Company of Pennsylvania to enter the Pittsburgh industrial area with a large plant for subricating oils on about 15 acres along the Allegheny River. The site includes the old Union Mills and McCutcheon Mills properties, with a river wharf and refinery, plus filling stations across the district to compete with existing companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
INS
Standard Oil Company of Pennsylvania
Allegheny River
Upper Union Mills
Carnegie Steel Company
McCutcheon Mills
Pennsylvania Lubricating Company
Standard Oil
Governors react to Wickersham prohibition plan
Kansas officials praise some ideas to curb bootleg liquor while noting enforcement rests with states. Governors Caufield Hammill Trumbull Dern Richards and Ritchie weigh practicality and political risk as they reserve judgment and plan no joint action at their annual session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
New York
Chicago
Wickehsham
Henry $. Caufield
Missouri
John Hammull
Town
John H. Trumbull
Connecticut
George H. Dern
Utah
Wickerman
Charles Richards
South Carolina
Albert C. Ritchie
Maryland
Wickersham
Chinese Crisis Deepens as Workers Press Soviet Aid
Angered by handling of China situation Manchurian militarists face growing criticism from conservative newspapers. Workers organizations petition the Soviet government urging stronger action beyond notes, seeking decisive intervention.
Pittsburgh Students Plan Hunger Strike
Pittsburgh July 17 A hunger strike for ten days is planned by Mia s Freda Truhart 18 a University of Pittsburgh co ed and two fellow student communists sentenced for unlicensed speeches in behalf of striking textile workers in Gastonia North Carolina Magistrate Leo Rothenberg Morals Court sentenced the co ed and William Albertson 19 expelled from the University for connection with the Liberal Club and Samuel Herman 22 communist organizer The sentence was 10 dollar fine or ten days imprisonment Attorney Henry Ell enbogden asked for a day’s time so the defendants could ponder whether to go to jail The trio indicated they would go on the hunger strike to expose capitalistic government The judge explained the penalty remains the same for holding any kind of public meeting capitalistic or communist without a city license
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
INS
Mias
Freda Truhart
University of Pittsburgh
Gastonia
North Carolina
Leo Rothenberg
Morals Court
William Albertson
University
Liberal Club
Sammuel Hermman
Henry Ellenbogden
Rothenberg
Mediation Sought Over China Soviet Rail Dispute
Shanghai dispatch reports growing push for U S mediation as China and Soviet Russia feud over seizures of the Chinese Eastern Railway. Harbin notes of Russian cavalry on the Manchurian frontier raise fears of conflict while Chiang Kai Shek calls the seizure normal and stresses sovereignty and renewed diplomacy with Moscow on equal terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Alfred Meyerins
Shanghai
United States
China
Russia
Nanking
Harbin
Soviet Russia
Chaing Kai Shek
Moscow
Weekend Tour Residents Return From East Coast Trip
Paint on People Mr and Mrs S B Byers and daughters Evelyn and Lela and Mr and Mrs Ralph Uber and children Irma and Ralph Jr also Mae Brilhart and Alex Tait have returned from a week’s tour of Gettysburg Washington DC Baltimore MD Gretna Harrisburg They spent Sunday with the boys at camp and were guests of Company F at a chicken dinner. Florence Peters, Iva Cunningham left for extended tour of Northeastern states and Canada. Robert Fisher Esq and Maj C C McLain departed for Mt Gretna Governor’s Day at 28th Division NGP camp. George Fiscus foreman and family left for Utica NY then New York state tour. Jay Manning and Mrs Manning returned from Kansas City MO. J Frank Lowman William Huston Mrs N Bert Lowman and Frances visited Mrs A King in North Ninth street. Drenning Hamilton and Bert Purnell flew to Johnstown for the air race opening of municipal airport. H C Bryan and wife from Pittsburgh spent day in Indiana. Mary Trickey and Mabel H Johnston from Naples NY are guests in the Indiana Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. B. Byers
Evelyn
Lela
Ralph Uber
Irma
Ralph, Jr
Mae Brilhart
Alex Tait
Gettysburg
Washington
D. C
Baltimore
Gretna
Harrisburg
Company F
Indiana Visitors In Blairsville And Surrounding Towns
Charles Bryne special officer for the PR. R. at Blairsville was a Tuesday Indiana business visitor. Health Officer Iddo Lewis of Marchand was an Indiana business visitor today. Otto Hoffman supervisor and F R Clawson lumber dealer of Wintondale were among the day’s Indiana visitors. Murray Stewart of Center town was among Tuesday callers in the County Commissioners’ office. John Manfredo well known visitor of Rossiter was a business visitor here yesterday. J K Repine of Coral tax collector of Center township was a Tuesday business visitor in the Court House. The Board of County Commissioners attended to business pertaining to improved roads in Cockport yesterday. eri Young of Green township was calling on friends here today. D C Fink of Edin was among the Tuesday callers in the County Treasurer’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bryne
PR. R
Blairsville
Indiana
Iddo Lewis
Marchand
Otto Hoffman
F. R. Clawson
Wintondale
Murray Stewart
Center Town
County Commissioners’ Office
John Manfredo
Rossiter
J. K. Repine
Coral
Center Township
Court House
Board of County ‘Commissioners
Cockport
Eri Young
Green Township
D. C. Fink
Edin
Deaths William G. Thompson of DuBois
William G. Thompson, a longtime DuBois resident, died Monday after injuries from a Saturday automobile crash near Crenshaw and Brockway. His niece Mrs. W. D. Smith survived uneventfully. Thompson, born July 14, 1884 in McIntyre, leaves brothers Robert John Duncan David, and sisters Margaret Collins Helen Durst and Mrs. John Reed. Funeral at David Thompson’s home in DuBois Thursday at 1:30 PM. Beechtree Cemetery interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Thompson
DuBois
Maple Avenue
Crenshaw
Brockway
Beechtree Cemetery
Will Rogers Story Teased by an Honest Man
Will Rogers recalls a country date misadventure where a young man, driving late at night, leaves the girl uneasy as the car stalls and a request arises to wash the car with another to help. The tale, shared as a light anecdote, reflects on honesty and embarrassment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Low
Pothooks and Hangers a Love Note and Lesson Plot
Jimmy waits in Louise and Terry Gerard's parlor as a shorthand lesson unfolds into a dramatic date. Louise reveals a mock letter exposing Jimmy's pretensions, then confesses true feelings. A tense moment ends with Jimmy scooping Louise into a kiss as the Shark arrives.
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H. ©. Keifer
Youngwood
Mr. Keifer
San Francisco
Bart Stephens
Pred MoeKinley
Milly Field
Louis
Lambert Field
St. Louis
Florence Peters
Evening Gazette
Iva Cunningham
Sutton-Miller Company
States
Canada
Robert Fisher, Esq
Maj. C. C. McLain
Mt. Gretna
N. G P. Camp
George Fiscus
the Evening Gazette
Jay Manning
Penney
Mrs. Manning
Kansas City
J. Frank Lowman
William Huston
N. Bert Lowman
Frances
Belle Vernon
A. &. King
North Ninth Street
Drenning Hamilton
Bert Purnell
Johnstown
H. C. Bryan
Mary Trickey
Mabel H. Johnston
Naple, New York
Indiana Hotel
Will Rogers
Feiler
Ing
Atnboy
Agnes
Aie
Stark
Timmy
Houlse
Brinkly
Louise
Terry Gerard
Jimimy
Orde
Jimmy
Laurie
Anmy
Tim
Terry
Towlay
Loulea
Simmy
Jimny
Fehoshaphat
Jim
Shark
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