Mercury seaplane returns to Goucherville in Canada
The British pick-a-back seaplane Mercury landed at 9:28 a.m. EST in Goucherville Quebec ending its first leg from Port Washington to Ireland. It will stay briefly on the St Lawrence River before departing for Botwood Newfoundland and onward to Horta, Lisbon, and Foaynes.
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Goucherville
Quebec
Mercury
Port Washington
N. Y
Ireland
St. Lawrence
Montreal
Botwood
Newfoundland
Hopeny Horta
Abores
Lisbon
Foaynes
Disbarred Davis Denied Leave to See Dare at Tombs
Supreme Court Justice Ferdinand Pecora refused to sign an order allowing disbarred attorney J Richard Davis to leave Tombs Prison for medical treatment. Davis had been visiting Hope Dare, a red headed showgirl, amid a sprawling policy racket probe led by D A Thomas E Dewey.
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New York
J. Richard
Dixie) Davis
Hope Dare
Supreme Court
Ferdinand Pecora
Tombs Prison
Davis
Thomas FB. Dewey
Arthur
Duren Shultz
Iegenheimer
James J. Hines
Tammany District
Dave
Philadelphia
Pecora
Westland Street
Miss Dare
B4th Street
Hillbilly O Danial Regular Fellow in Texas race
Hillbilly O Daniel campaigned on pensions alongside Kilday and youngster Lindley Beckworth who urged pension raises and loyalty to Roosevelt. Ed Gossett and Rep MacFarlane pushed pensions, McGraw trailed in third as Thompson led railroad commission contest. Maverick led polls with Ten Commandments platform. Democratic runoff looms if no majority.
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Woul
O'Daniel
Kilday
Lindley Beckworth
Sanders
Roosevelt
Ed Gossett
W. D. MacFarlane
Texas
Gossett
Minimum Wages on Federal Steel Contracts
Washington July 25 Li Metcalfe of the labor department predicted a base wage for workers on government steel contracts that could become the standard across the industry. He said the industry will nearly adopt this wage as the minimum since firms cannot easily separate workers on government contracts from others. Officials urged steel firms and unions to submit statistics to guide the prevailing wage determination under Walsh Healey rules. The move could pressure big companies to raise scales and prevent underbid rivals from gaining government business. About 125000 steel workers would be affected by the decision.
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Washington
Li Metcalfe
Labor Department
Waltes
Public Contracts Board
Walshs Healey
United States
Perkins
Come
Wiestelworkers
CIO
Lore Pressman
CSO
Conesi
Walling
Maverick to Back Administration but Hedges Seat Fit
The House discussion notes Maverick aligning with the Roosevelt New Deal approach while avoiding a rubber stamp role. Kilday expressed support for the administration yet pledged independence and a wary stance toward full conformity.
$15 Buys Vacant Land In State If Any
Logue notes about 14 percent of Pennsylvania land titles lack clear ownership transfer from the Commonwealth. Early practice granted warrants to survey but patents were incomplete. The state previously charged interest on lands not yet patented, and today about 13 687 tracts valued at $205 005 remain unpatented.
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Logue
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Observation Point at Dam Site Overlooks Project
Walker's service station on the Kittanning Leechburg road hosts an observation platform high on the left bank, offering views of the dam site. Visitors last weekend noted more groups will visit as work advances, with sightlines to the inlet, contractor Brewster and Son mix sheds, and government engineer offices nearby.
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Walker
Kittanning-Leechburg
Scorea
Tunner
George M. Brewster and Son, Inc
Vandenberg Predicts Roosevelt Third Term Unwise, Perilous
Senator Vandenberg argues against a Roosevelt third term in a column excerpt. He notes Senate opposition to a draft of Roosevelt and asserts the public would reject perpetuating a dynasty, calling a third term unwise and dangerous to democracy amidst global threats. He cites past Republican opposition as proof of the difficulty in converting the nation.
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Coolidge
Roosevelt
Senate
Charlie McCarthy
Revival meetings at Wesleyan Methodist church
Indiana Wesleyan Methodists host revival services at Second and Schon streets each evening at 7 45 led by Rev I D Swinehart with special singing and gospel preaching in a steady schedule.
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Wesleyan Methodist
Second and
Schon Streets
Welock
I. D. Swinehart
Requeening Demonstration Tomorrow at Ralph Streams
County Agent Warner will present a requeening demonstration at Ralph Streams near Oak Tree at 9 am. The procedure aims to yield purebred bees in hives after a short period, reduce swarming, and strengthen colonies. Warner notes old queens must be killed before introducing new queens. An extension bulletin titled Bee Management in Pennsylvania is available.
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Warner
Ralph Streams
Oak Tree
Pennsylvania
Court House
Chiefs Hope to Save New Deal
Harrisburg report outlines Earle's call for a special session to address relief funding and anthracite industry concerns. It notes an extra supplement to his list, proposed Turnpike spending, and a $75 million school plan while warning the relief fund will exhaust by November 1.
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Pennsylvania
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Dauphin County
Guffey
Earle
Arthur W. Howe, Jr
Commission
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
Harrisburg
Pittsburgh
Edward N. Jones
Highways Department
Capitol
Oil Industry Investigating Commission
House of Representatives
Assembly
Envoy Survives Assassination Amid Puerto Rico Parade
During Palm Sunday celebrations in Ponce, gunfire wounded eight including an American naval officer from the Enterprise. Nationalists protested the anniversary. arrests were reported but casualty counts were not finalized. Governor Winship, 68, remained on duty as the parade continued.
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Nationalist Party
United States
Winship
Ponce
United States Navy
Enterprise
Shaw
Army
Marine
Palm Sunday
General Winship
United States Army
Puerto Rico
E. Francis 4S
Insular
San Juan
Robert A. Cowper
United States District Court
Obituary for Sarah Fyodr in Methodist Church
Mrs Sarah Fyodr dies with services set in Elderton and Harmony. Funeral at 2:00 p m Tuesday in the Methodist Episcopal Church with Rev Clarence Bennett and Rev Harry Trimble officiating. Burial in Harmony Cemetery after services. Body lying in state an hour before the service.
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Sarah Fyodr
Methodist Episcopal Church
Clarence Bennett
Harry Trimble
Harmony Cemetery
Nine Killed in Weekend Accidents Across States
Pennsylvanias weekend toll includes five highway deaths three drownings and a train strike. Indiana County reports eight injuries including Miss Barbara Meador 18 of Memphis Tenn treated at Indiana Hospital after leaping from a runaway truck on the Benjamin Franklin Highway during a stall and descent. She was traveling hitchhiking from Maine to Tennessee when the accident occurred. State Motor
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Pennsylvania
Indiana County
Barbara Meador
Memphis
Benjamin Franklin Highway
Indiana Hospital
Meador
Maine
Tennessee
Indiana
State Motor
Deaths Sweep the Nation Across Several Cities
Obadiah Gardner a 87 year old Democratic U S senator from Maine 1911 to 1913 dies in Augusta Maine Anatole Friedland a producer and songwriter linked to Barbara Stanwyck and Mae Clars known for Who and Lily of the Valley Wallace H Smith famed as the most wounded man in World War I after 133 wounds at Chateau Thierry Albert F Mochwalt Dayton Ohio author of bird dog books
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Obadiah Gardner Augusta
Obbadiah Gardner
United States
Maine
Atlantic City
N. J
Anatole Friedland
Barbara Stanwyck
Mae Clars
Who
Wallace H. Smith
Miami
Stars Share Gamble for Making Movies Proposes
Hollywood, July 25. Agent Myron Selznick offered contract-free stars a chance to gamble on producing their own films. He proposes separate producing units headed by stars with profits and losses tied to world performance. Ernst Lubitsch is first to join. Carry Lombard may follow.
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Hollywood
Myron Selznick
Douglas Fairbanks
Mary Pickford
Charles Chaplin
D. W. Griffith
United Artists
Selznick
Ernst Lubitsch
Carese Lombard
William Powell
Myrna Loy
Joretta Young
Errol Flynn
Colorado Bible Seminary Opens First Extra Mural School
Colorado Bible Seminary at Colorado Springs opens its first extra mural school and ministerial conference at First Regular Baptist Church starting Wednesday July 27 and running to August 10. Rev. Hr. C. L Robinson leads. Rev. Dr. H. Ellis Lininger assists. Sessions begin 2 pm weekdays with 9 am 2 pm 7:30 pm meetings. public admitted free. Speakers and graduates from nine states expected. courses cover theology, scripture interpretation, homiletics, prophecy and harmonies.
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Colorado Bible Seminary
Bikes Peak Bible Seminary
Colorado Springs
C. £. Robinson
H. Ellis Lininger
Robinson
Chicago University
Divinity School
Lininger
St. Louis. Mo
Gypsy residents injured in multiple Saturday motorcycle crashes
Indiana State Police report four Gypsy residents injured in separate Saturday night crashes. Lynn Trimble, 24, sustained leg lacerations, facial contusions, and possible concussion when his motorcycle skidded on Route 219 near Chetremon Country Club. his wife suffered a minor hand burn. The Trimble couple was transported to Miners Hospital, Spangler. Their companions, Alex Gregg and wife, also Gypsy, followed in the Hoover car and received only minor treatment. Trimble's condition was listed as fair.
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Indiana
Lynn Trimble
Gypsy
Route 219
Chetremon Country Club
Miners’ Hospital
Spangler
Devon Hoover
Joe Saltile
Trimble
Alex Gregg
Trimbles
Hoover
Homer E. Boring
Bolivar
Albert C. Esterline
Altoona
Boring
State Motor Police
Esterline
William Shultz
Riverds
J. J. O'Brien
Burnside
Young
Shultz
Glen Campbell
James C. Weaver
Nicktown
Belsano
Weaver
A. Cox
Ebensburg
Roosevelt crosses equator twice aboard Houston
President Roosevelt crosses the equator twice en route to Albemarle Island in the Galapagos aboard the cruiser Houston. The party anchored near Sullivan Bay on James Island as shipboard Neptune rites were rescheduled to avoid Sunday observances.
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Houston
Galapagos Archipelago
Roosevelt
Albemarle Island
Galapagos
Sullivan Bay
James Island
King Neptune
Presiden
Count Haugwitz-Reventlaw Visits Son Amid Divorce Battle
In London on July 25 the Count Haugwitz-Reventlaw was reported to be seeing his American-born wife Berbara Hutton's two year-old son Lance daily. The child is cited as the central issue in the high profile divorce dispute that began earlier this month after the couple separated. The Count reportedly receives Lance in his West End hotel while Berbara sends the boy from Winfield House to visit.
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Corriga
London
Douglass G. Corrigan
California
Dublin
Ireland
Corrigan
England
United States
Joseph P. Kennedy
Cork
Manhattan
New York
Court Haugwitz-Reventlaw
Berbara Hutton
Lance
The
Daily Herald
Winfield House
West End
Judson Von Arsdale Marries One Of Two Suitors
Matawan New Jersey July 4 After weeks of weighing two brides Judson Von Arsdale 19 chose Mrs May Meyer and married her in a ceremony at the Minet Benoi Church The other bride Mrs Nellie Davis 44 remains in his life as a wife in waiting and may be named soon by the minister who officiated
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Matawan
N. J
Judson von Aysdale
May Meyer
Nellie Davis
Meyer
Washington, D. C
von Arsdele
Dave Is
Pavis
Aly
Persor
van Arsvele
van Arsdale
Stock Market Prices and Industry Shares Noted
A long list of stock quotes covers Am Can Am Coml Am Powala Am Tel Am Teb Anaconda Atch Chrysler Colum Gen Elec Gen Motors Krafts etc with percentage changes. The text closes with a Japanese legend about music and a note that the Thames source is a tiny spring in the Cotswold hills.
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Powala Am
Rad & St
Am Smelt & R
Bendix Aviat
Beth Steel
Beth Steel Pictiff Briggs Mg
Ches & Ohio
Chrysler Corp
Colum G & el Boy
Cons Edison
Conay del Lack
Rin Douglass Aircraft 53% Dupont de N 32H el Auto Lite 27H Eastman Kodak
Elec
Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Gillette Saf
Harb-Walker
Hershey Choe
Hudson Motor
Interlake Iron
Hary
Nick Can
Kennecott Copper
Kresge
Lehigh Port Cc
Val RR
Tie Loew's Inc
Mack Trucks
Mont Ward
Nash-Kelvi'e
Nat Biscuit
Nat Dairy
NY Cent RR
North Amer Co
Packard Mot Ae
Penn RR da Iy Phillips Pet
Radio Corp of Am M4
Reading Co
Repub Steel
Reynolds
Southern Pac
Sperry Corp Iw
Ind
Texas Corp
Transamerica i
United Aircraft
United Corp Am
United Gas Imp
US Indus Alco
US Rubber
US Steel
West Union Tel
West Fl
Woolworth
Curb— Ark Nat Gas
Penhead Corp A
Cotswold Hills
Bomb Blasts Arab Market in Haifa Killing Dozens
In Haifa a blast at the crowded Melon market killed 39 and injured 60 amid Jewish Arab clashes. The attack, the second in a month, sparked reprisal shootings, a citywide curfew, and traffic suspensions as troops restored order. American tourists arriving in Jerusalem were caught in the turmoil.
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Haifa
Palestine
Hare
Holy Land
Melon
Jerusalem
Egypt
Alexandria
Excambion
Athlit
Roma
Amazed They Are Yet Living Amid Western Ordeal
Three women tourists from New York City and New Jersey survived four days in western New Mexico Badlands after going four days without food or water. Rescued Saturday, they studied maps of Grand Canyon and Yellowstone and planned to continue their trip with no more side trips. The group included Laura Piedalue, Irene Piedalue, and Marie Antoinette De Lafforest, who subsisted on leaves, dried berries, twigs, and flowers. Laura Piedalue reportedly eyed a lizard on the third day.
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Alburquerque
N. M
IPI
New Mexico
Grand Canyon
Yellowstone Park
Grants
Laura
Irene Piedalue
Marie Antoinette de Lafforest
Laura Piedalue
New York City
Pittsburgh Markets Produce and Livestock Report
Pittsburgh markets report shows produce prices with apples, potatoes and onions steady to stronger. Hog and cattle markets mixed with 2800 head of hogs reported and calves and sheep showing gains in value. Chicago futures edge lower on uncertain world wheat supply.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Duchess
William Reds
West Virginia Transparents
New Jersey Duchess
Virginia Cobblers
Maryland Cobblers
New Jersey Cobblers
Chicago
Liverpool
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Bothwood
Dixie
Hope
Bain
Hillbilly O’daniel
Moorhead
Maverick
Vandenberg
Marrisburg
Conneaut Lake
William
Livengood
George H. Earle
Donald Duck
Livengoood
Douglas Corrigan
Mieland
Herman Schapansky
Custer
Oklahoma
Schapansky
Cgrazette
Elderton
J. JW. Wimmer
Albert F. Howhiwalt Dayton, O
Albert F. Mochwalt, GR
Mount Jewett
Gerald Stewart
Gallitzin
Nicholas Bell
Northampton
Harry FE
Musselman
Allentown
Paul Schwartz
Lock Haven
Edgar J. Shawers
Af Howard
Joseph McGrail
Delaware
Meadville
Lawrence Rale
French Creek
Scranton
James Calpin
Bloomsburg
Daniel W. Witts
A. Zeigler
Wilts
Equator
Romeo
Harry Owens
Bear Owens
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