Settlement outlook brightens for Sino Russian railway dispute
Washington dispatch reports that peace prospects in the Sino Russian railway standoff appear brighter. China and Russia may negotiate directly or with mediation by France Great Britain Japan and the United States while avoiding direct coercion. U S officials emphasize a return to status quo ante and cautious steps by Stimson to preserve progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Stimson
C. C. Wang
China
Russia
Orient
State Department
France
Great Britain
Japan
United States
Department
Mythical Flag Sets Speed Records on Sea Route
The master Captain Leopold Ziegenbein notes the fastest speed at 29.8 knots from noon Sunday to noon yesterday, with a cat aboard the ship. A second record involved a plane assisting the ropean mail delivery, including a mail run from Fire Island to New York as the liner stood 20 miles east, delivering before docking.
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Leopold Ziegenbein
Remen
Fire Island
New York
Dinner Dance Held Amid Enforcement Meeting Delays
Sheriff Robert H. Braun of Allegheny County presided over meetings due to delay in the arrival of Omas G. Sterrett of Erie, president of the association. Committees appointed to report on law enforcement program phases were to bring results yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jew ‘Farms
Heriff Robert H. Braun
Allegheny County
Omas G. Sterrett
Erie
City Council Welcomes Siting Sheriffs at Meeting
President of the Pittsburgh City Council extended a welcome to the siting sheriffs yesterday on behalf the city. Election of officers was to take place tomorrow at the closing session of the meeting.
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Pittsburgh
MISSOURI ROBIN AIRPLANE REFUELING NEAR DISASTER
MISSOURI ROBIN reports a kink in a refueling hose narrowly avoided disaster late last night as endurance planes separated safely. Refueling completed later with the endurance craft nearly out of gasoline. Pilots Joe Glase and G L Loomis are upbeat today. SURKAVEPORT La July 23 unforeseen. Curry Sanders and Van Lear Leary forced down after 128 hours 40 minutes aloft in KWKH to attempt a record. Plane landed at Steere Field at 7 10 p m undamaged after failing to regain altitude post refuel. Old Lady at New York Museum quips about mummy in British Museum.
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Joe Glase
G. L. Loomis
Surkaveport
INS
Curry Sanders
van Lear Leary
Steere Field
Stock market midday rally lifts autos and rails stock prices
Bulls recovered in the third hour led by Chrysler and General Motors as earnings news spurred buying. Motors slipped early but GM hit a new yearly low before bouncing to the 70s, while Chrysler climbed from near 69% to around 71½ on active turnover. Rail stocks gained on car loadings and rising net earnings, with New York Central advancing from 238 to 242 percent and leaders Pennsylvania and Chicago and North Western also rising.
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Cousins
INS
New York
Bears
Chrysler
General Motor
Motors
General Motors
General Electric
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Northwestern
Atchison and Allegheny Corporation
U. S. Steel
American Can
Atchison T. S. FP
Eeesdvareedaveerses
Bethleham Steel
Canadian Pac
Bonds At Issue In Pennsylvania Gas Tax Case
Ket tering of Lebanon and David Wall mer of Lewistown push to strike bonding clause from gasoline tax. Lawyers argue the law unconstitutional and seek temporary injunctions to bar enforcement. Bonding burdens push many dealers to the brink as applications for permits and bonds were mailed statewide, with July 31 set for filing.
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Kettering
Lebanon
David Wallmer
Lewistown
Pennsylvania
McFadden Warns on Chain Banking Threat to Nation
Representative McFadden long opposed branch banking and authored the McFadden Act. He warned that holding company acquisitions and chain banking are expanding under state law, risking domination by state authorities unless Congress enacts nationwide branch banking powers and reforms. He urged action to preserve a unified national banking system.
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Congress
McFadden
National Banking and Federal Reserve Acts
United States
Quiet Reigns After Jail Riot Attack at Albany Prison
State authorities probe a riot at the Pagety State prison aimed at freeing 1,300 inmates. Warden Harry Kaiser identifies Harald F. Brunner as ring leader, with 108 life-term inmates driving the revolt. Brunner, a Tioga PA native, was killed after urging a breakout. The investigation led by Corrections Commissioner Raymond G. C. Kieb took place in Albany.
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Raymond GC. Kieb
Albany
Harry Kaiser
Harald F. Brunner
Bruner
Tioga
Brunner
Prison Break Battle Ends With Heavy Prison Damage
Convicts armed with tools tried a five hour assault on a prison, forming human pyramids to seize walls. Two guards and two inmates died? Not specified. Eighteen inmates and two guards were wounded. two workshop buildings and the lighting system were ruined. Property damage estimated at $200,000. Complaints cited over food and overcrowding.
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Murphy
Harman Reese
Buffalo
N. Y
Clyde Shakelford
Albany
Kalser
Tragic Death From Dayton to Rural Valley Auto Crash
A man named F B McGaughey found under a wrecked roadster after it plunged 20 feet down an embankment near his Dayton area home. Coroner Dosch ruled death likely from strangulation as the victim was trapped and unable to call for help. The car, driven by a youth McGaughey, left zigzagging for about 50 feet before crashing. Rowland and Ralph Jewart report seeing the car on a hill around 1:30 am Sunday. the crash occurred around 2 am.
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Dayton
F. B. McGaughey
Lions Elect Officers And Directors For Terms
Switzer and Jay Manning head the Lions with Earl Lieb as treasurer and Clarence Sleck as director for two years. Carl Douglass and Howard Creps serve one year, with Dr. F. J. Kellam and Parry Nixon as directors. The meeting closed with the members giving the Lion Roar. Next meeting notice will be published later.
Lads Freed in Murder Case Briefs Two Brothers
Report notes two brothers arrested after the death and disposal of a man’s body in a creek. Offenders, once companions of the victim, were taken to county jail to face murder charges with potential Reform School confinement if found guilty.
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Hamilton
Colley
County
Reform School
Obituary notices for Gilp Hasinger and Myrta Nipps
Gilp Hasinger. Henry Bennett of Heilwood, Mrs H C Brusfield of Chicago, one sister Mrs Sarah Comstock of Camden ND, nine grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Services Wednesday at 8 pm in Robinson Funeral Home with Rev L B Rittenhouse, Greenwood Cemetery interment. Myrta May Nipps died suddenly at age 60 in Coral at the home of her son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Harry Edwards after chronic heart trouble. She had been a Blacklick Presbyterian member.
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Henry Bennett
Heilwood
H. C. Brusfield
Chicago, Ill
Sarah Comstock
Camden
N. D.j
Robinson
Rev. L. 8. Rittenhouse
Greenwood Cemetery
Myrta N. Nipps
Myrta May Nipps
Nea Lydick
Funeral notices for Mrs. Aldo Nippa and James A. Clark
Mrs. Aldo Nippa of Nemacolin and Mrs. Ernest Stiles near Homer City mourn a motherly figure in the Royal Dames of America. Funeral Wednesday at 2 PM from the Stiles home with Rev Dunning, burial in Greenwood Cemetery Indiana. James A. Clark of Gastown died of chronic myocarditis at Plum Creek shanty near Gastown. Service held at Elderton home of Mrs Croyle with Rev McClellan. Born August 24, 1871. Survived by brother William Clark of Pittsburgh and sister Mrs. R W Croyle of Rockford O. He was a coal miner residing near Gastown.
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Aldo
Hemer City
Royal Dames of America
Ciidren
Edwards
Wade Nippa
Charles Medley
Laird Nippa
Nemacolin
Ernest Stiles
Homer City
Stiles
Mr Dunning
Indiana
Greenwood Cemetery
Clark
James A. Clark
Plum Creek
Gastown
Peter Croyle
Elderton
R. D. McClellan
Elderton Presbyterian Church
Noah G
Ellen (Armstrong) Clark
William Clark
Pittsburgh
R. W. Croyle
Rockford, O
Mende Johnston Farm
More Petitions Filed in County Offices
A list of petitions filed in yesterday in the County Commissioner’s office includes B H Lichteberger Burgess Indiana G E Holmes assessor Pine township M W Bennett office of the Peace Burrell Robert Young council First Ward Indiana C 10 Long tax collector Glymer W E Roger road supervisor Burrell W D Lynn tax collector West Wheatfield D H Baun inspector of election Canoe Charles A Robinson assessor West Wheatfield J Anthony justice of the peace George Howard school director J BR McIntyre judge of election B W Clawson road supervisor M H Hill assessor C M Cramer registry assessor G B Clawson tax collector all of Blacklick township.
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B. H. Lichteberger
Burgess
Indiana
G. E. Holmes
Pine Township
M. W. Bennett
Office of the Peace
Burrell
Robert Young
First Ward
C.10. Long
Glymer
W. E. Roger
W. D. Lynn
West Wheatfield
D. H. Baun
Canoe
Charles. A. Robinson
J. ©. Anthony
George Howard
J. BR. McIntyre
B. W. Clawson
M. H. Hill
C. M. Cramer
G. B. Clawson
Blacklick Township
Hold-Up Men Rob Butcher in Rochester Pa
Two men robbed butcher Max Hilpert in his Rochester shop on July 23. They pulled his apron over his head, took a $1200 pocketbook, and locked him in an ice chest. A clerk freed him, and Hilpert joked about adding a handle inside the chest if the suspects return.
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Rochester
Max Hilpert
Hilpert
Local Notables and Visitors Travel through Indiana Area
A roundup of residents and guests includes Judge Langham and family departing for New England and Canada, District Governor Petry and Lions Club Secretary Buettner attending a local meeting, and several other townspeople visiting Indiana for business. Also notes are camp plans near Cherry Run dam and various motorists calling on officials and friends in the region.
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J. N. Langham
J. Roy Maloney
New England States
Canada
David R. Petry
Altoona
Leo J. Buettner
Johnstown
Lions Club
Moore Hostel
Thomas Llewellyn
A. R. Llewellyn
Glenn Longwill
Edward Longwill
School Street
Cherry Run
Squire Ralph Brown
Mike Asper
Blairsville
Indiana
Albert Zellers
Indiana Hospital
J. H. Peterman
Cherry Tree
W. Fulmer
John North
East Mahoning Township
Court House
B. M. Long
C. M. Wilhelm
West Philadelphia
Ralph Wyncopp
McKeesport
Lloyd
Kellysburg
Campbell
Charles Liptack
Dixonville
Yester- BY
Mardy Dawson Aids Brother In Flight From Injury
Mardy Dawson meets a stranger on the road who helps obtain cocoons for her brother Donald, injured in football. She learns the man is Dr Turnbridge, a celebrated specialist. She stays ten months at the Dawson estate to aid him, postponing a European trip and her planned marriage.
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Ge Dawson
Mardy
Hocey
Donald Dawson
Donald
Dawsons
Miss Dawson
Dawson
Summer Place
Hlu
Turnbridge
Siven
Homer Turnbridgs
Clarke Partner Pleads Guilty in $6 Million Collapse
James Ray Clarke a partner in Clarke Brothers Private Bank pleaded guilty to twenty six charges in both federal and state indictments. He admitted using the mails to defraud and accepting deposits while the firm was insolvent. Clarke promised to turn over his assets to reimburse depositors and absolved the other partners of blame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Clarke Brother
James Ray Clarke
Last Wok
Clarke
Hia
Free Swimming at Dreamland for the Kids
Dreamland Park offers free swimming every Wednesday for children with a small charge for coat check. The pool will be filled each morning with city water and inspected daily while lifeguards remain on duty for a safe, enjoyable time for youngsters.
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Dreamland Park
Snook to plead insanity at murder trial
Ohio State co ed Misa Theora Hix was murdered. Dr James H Snook, 49, will argue uncontrollable impulse insanity as his defense while prosecutors prepare for a 35 witness lineup. Court activity mirrors famous trials as jury selection nears and remodeling continues on Regent Theatre under Ambridge work.
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James L. Kilgallen
INS
Columbus
James H. Snook
Misa Theora Hix
Ohio State University
Snook
Henry N. Scharlett
Somerville
N. J
Remus
Cincinnati
Snyder-Gray
Long Island City
Tam
John J. Chester, Jr
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Mellon Institute OF Industrial
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Pagety
Gilp” Hasinger
Butcher
By Jane Ghoorn
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