Senators split over treaty timing and access to documents
Senator Borah signals cautious support for the treaty but urges full disclosure of all facts from the Foreign Relations Committee. Secretary Stimson notes private papers may remain confidential while President Hoover seeks a timely Senate disposition before year end. Johnson presses for complete access to all correspondence and documents underlying the treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borah
Edahonn
Dne
Mr. Hoover
Senate
Seval
Stimson
Washington
India
State Department
Johnson
Aummer
Sesnion
Fornia
London
eThe Senate
Police Seek Missing Man Beck In Rural Search
Wednesday morning he told his daughter he would go to Dayton for a visit but did not return. After hours of concern and a night of searching his family reported him missing. Police believe heat led him to wander off the highway into the woods where he may have died. Anyone with information should notify the State Police or Dovale Smith of Gipsy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorsie Smith
Dayton
Mr. Beck
Beck
Dovale Smith
Mexican ace plans nonstop flight to Mexico City
A Mexican ace will fly nonstop to Mexico City after reaching New York, following a forced landing in West Texas last Sunday night on his hop from Burbank, California to this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West ‘Texas
Burbank
Calif
Mexico City
New York
Death of Mrs H H Gilliland in New Castle
Word has reached of the death of Mrs Lydia Rowe Gilliland wife of I H Gilliland of 306 Lea Avenue New Castle who died Tuesday at her home She was daughter of Mrs Millie J Rowe Greensburg and is survived by her husband her mother and several siblings Funeral services were held at her New Castle home this afternoon at 1 30 oclock
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Rowe Gilliland
I. H. Gilliland
Leaaure Avenue
New Castle
Greensburg
Court Laney
Homer City
John Bomer
Brushton
Walter C
Charles B. Rowe
Ambrose School Plans Reunion
Ambrose School invites teachers, scholars, friends and neighbors to a second reunion at the Ambrose School House on Saturday, June 14, 1930. The program includes songs, talks by Pearl Bush, Anna Bell, Harvey Brady, Dr. George Bell, Robert Glassford, Harry Smead and Paul Matthew, duets, readings, and evening dialogues directed by Sarah Fleming and Joe Knapko.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambrose School
Pearl Bush
Anna Bell
Harvey Brady
George Bell
Guy Lutz
Ada Jane Hamilton
John Rosa
Robert Glassford
Harry Smead
Paul Matthew
Arthur Nichol
Leliana Wells
Roy Brady
Harry Burkett
Emil Elandson
Katherine
Grace Harbridge
Dora Irewin
Sarah Fleming
Luty
Lightcap
Samuel McMillen
Joe Knapko
Dentists Enjoy First Convention in Indiana
Indiana hosts welcomed the event with cautious optimism as plans formed. The gathering concluded to their satisfaction, matching expectations despite initial doubts about arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Children’s Aid Committee Noted for Church Support
Mrs Edward Bennett chairs the efforts with volunteers and donors who supplied cars. Trustees of the First United Presbyterian Church lent use of the church building as the Children’s Aid drive continues on page one with Hon Elder among organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bennett
First United Presbyterian Church
41st Annual Convention Adopts Next Meeting Plan
Beeler grid revs and hotel hosts praised for hospitality during the 41st Annual Convention. Guests toured the Moore Hotel and local sites, lauding the Willard Home as best equipped. Mrs. Lindsey hosted luncheon and introduced speakers including Mrs. Willard and Miss Liggett. remarks highlighted the Case Work Program of the Children’s Aid Society. The convention adjourned to meet in Clearfield, Pa, next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore Hotel
Cara
Country Club
Willard
Edward S. Lindsey
Warren
Lindsey
Susan KE. Willard
Indiana
Children’s Aid Society
Miss. Liggett
Clearfield
Walston Church Nuptial Event
A wedding at St. Anthony's Church Walston joined Miss Jennie Elizabeth Gigliotti and Joseph Anthony Chiodo of Indiana. Rev. Joseph Reschine officiated. The bride wore white georgette with an orange blossom veil. Maid of honor Catherine Caloger wore yellow georgette. Lena Ross and Theresa Chiodo were train bearers. Dinner and reception followed at the Chiodo home on East Philadelphia Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anthony's ‘Church
Walston
Jennie Elizabeth Gigliotti
Joseph Anthony Chiodo
Indiana
Joseph Reschine
Catherine Caloger
Lena Ross
Theresa Chiodo
Commencement Honors and Musical Prelude Details
The ceremony will present diplomas by Norman Koontz, superintendent of schools. The program includes the Class Song and the benediction by Dr. McCamey, followed by the orchestral Prelude American Youth by Fred Cauer. The 1930 class personnel will be listed afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman
Koontz
Dr. McCamey
Fred Cauer
Inquisition of Jury Ends Criminal Court Deliberations
The Grand Jury in the Juns term finished its deliberations at 1130 yesterday morning. Ten true bills were returned. defendants include Francisco Valenti and others charged with selling and possessing intoxicating liquor, manufacturing liquor, issuing worthless checks, and related offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal Court
Francisco’ Valenti
Mary, Secharelli
Mary Carlini
Dufino Buasino
Leonard A. Fay
Pete Cantonesa
Jennie Trunco
Frank Tocci
William Isutervaugn
Nannie Harkingon
Demand for Transportation Charges and Regional Trade Growth
The railroad aims to meet rising transportation demand and spur inter-territorial exchanges. By improving facilities, it will create new demand that would not emerge if industries relied on protesting railroads’ inferior capacity.
Election war in Luzerne 60 heats up in probe
In Wilkes-Barre Pa on June 6 a hearing on perforated Luzerne primary ballots delayed to Monday seeks to decide if ballot perforations were illegal mutilation that could deny Gifford Pinchot the nomination over Francis Shunk Brown. Brown claims irregularities in the Eighth Ward, while Pinchot backers argue the court directed perforation as fraud insurance. Local residents, Mrs James J Mangus and Simon Huber, are noted in brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Luzerne
Francis Shunk Brown
Gifford Pinchot
Brown
Pinchot
Pinghot
Graduating Class of 1930 Honors and Names List
A long list of graduates includes Sara Marie Adame Julia Elizabeth Altemua Dar Daan Anderson Ora R Armstrong Mary Oliva Beatty Martha Dyelyn Bothell Blanche Marie Brickell James Morgan Grown Luells Douglass Buges Worothy Cecelia Buegeyi Edward James Bupney Ethel Ystella Buterbaugh plus numerous others. It notes honors recipients Second Honors Ruth Vivira Jamison and First Honors Nelila Margaret Petera, with a section naming the student leadership: President James Wolford Miller Vice President George Thomas Roas, Secretary Anna Mae Skelton Treasurer Robert Blair Moorhead, and class colors orchid and yellow with yellow rose as the class flower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Marie Adame
Julia" Mlizabeth Altemua Dar
Daan Anderson
Ora R. Armstrong
Mary Oliva Beatty
Mary Melissa Benge Horton
Bondar Roth J. Bennett
Martha Dyelyn Bothell
Blanche Marie Brickell James Morgan
Luells
Douglass Buges Worothy
Cecelia Buegeyi
Edward James Bupney
Ethel Ystella Buterbaugh
Josaph T
Craig Gertrude C
DeHaven
Gertrude _Sarsh
Dickie Gecellx
Catharine Ditch
Jay A
Donahey
Ruby Irene Donahue
Uolen
Tauise Duncan
Mary Ligabeth Wille
Margaret A. Twing
Bigene
Mairman
Elizabeth Louiss
Magis Murtht
Bella Fennel Mable
Carolyn Piscus Ogorr
Darvel Fisher Qlair Pleeger
Margaret Fleming
Robert Ff
Wleming An
Ruth, Vivira Jamison
Hdna Mae Jones
Margaret Pay Tones
Leona V. Kallio
Sara Jean Kaufman Ruth Louise ‘Kelley
Annis Klien Kerr
Berne Kintor
Charlotte Halen Oe
Naomi Jean Knu
Mary Virginia Skoonts
Trazel Mae Lainy Loda Nelle
Laing
Lucy M. Lianske
Paulina V. Lewis Mears H. Little
Curtis Long, Jr
Thalys WB
Longwill
Blair Franklin Lowman
Margaret Louisa Lyd
Biber
Irene Myars
Nora Marie Nardis Jedward Nealer, Jr
Faye Thereasa Nealer Gurnis Nichals
Rosella Mae Nudge
Ruby June Ober
Martha Jane Oberlin Williams
Ptt
Sara Leila Orr
Annabelle Claire Ortne
Carl Peddleord
Roberta Owens Grene Park
James Wolford Miller
George Thomas Roas
Anna Mae Skelton
Robert Blair Moorhead
Mother forgives son in Pittsburgh shooting case
In Pittsburgh on June 6 Mrs Amythilda Woods, 64, crippled from wounds, testified as her son George Woods, 24, pleaded guilty to shooting her. Judge Harry H. Rowand noted mental observation and sentenced Woods to three and a half to seven years at the county work house after the tearful exchange as mother forgave her son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
aMthilda Woods
Harry H. Rowand
E. We
George Woods
Mayview Hospital
Rowand
Woods
Georgie
Couple Weds in Mapleton Cumberland Greene County
On Wednesday June 4 Emery Wendell Kunkle and Miss Viola May Helman united in marriage at the Mapleton parsonage in Greene county. Rev G A Federer performed the ring ceremony of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Witnesses were Harry Penrose Edith Carlson and Mrs William English. The couple will reside in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery Wendell Kunklé
Viola May Helman
G. A. Federer
Mapleton
Greene County
Methodist Episcopal Church
Harry Penrose
Edith Carlson
William English
Kundle
Indiana
Storm delays Graf Zeppelin over Switzerland
A heavy storm swept across Switzerland delaying the Graf Zeppelin as it neared Basle on its return trip from Lakehurst to Friedrichshafen. The airship, not sighted near Basle around 5 p.m. local time, was reported later at Lons le Saunier about 100 miles away two hours earlier.
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Basle
Switzerland
Graf Zepelin
Friedrichshafen
Lakehurst
Lons le Saunier
Hére
Los Angeles over Carlisle for Dickenson College reunion
The Navy Dirigible Los Angeles was expected to fly over Carlisle Pennsylvania to honor the Dickinson College class of 1925 15th reunion. Commander W W Edel chaplain U S Naval Air Station Lakehurst N J was to attend amid commencement activities this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
U. S. Navy
Los Angeles
Dickinson College
W. W. Edel
U. S. Naval Air Station
Lakehurst
N. J
Stocks At 1 30 P.M. In New York City
The stock market settled lower today led by declines in American Rolling Mills and Industrial Alcohol. Westinghouse and General Electric fell to week-lows while Anaconda Copper held around 66 1/4. The trading range was generally down with notes of dividend cut rumors and dull activity in railroads oils and motors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cousins
INS Financial
New York
Westinghouse
General Electric
Anaconda
Motors
General Motors
Chrysler
Chesa
Peake
Ohio
Curtiss Wright
Haag
French Amateur Championship Won At Versailles
George Von Elm defeated R. G. Morrison of Great Britain eight up and eight to play to win the French Amateur Championship at Versailles. The match, intended as an eighty six hole affair, was reduced to twenty eighth hole due to late conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Versailles
George von Elm
R. G. Morrison
Great Britain
Isleton Fire Devours Hotel and Homes in California
A Sacramento report says a June 6 blaze in Isleton, California, gutted the eo val Hotel and damaged several mobile homes and two residences. Firemen and volunteers fought the flames, with losses estimated at 125000 dollars.
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Sacramento
Cal
Isleton
Eo.val
Streams proprietor returns from Atlantic City convention
POINTS ON PEOPLE reports Streams Gift Shop and Music Store proprietor Streams returned from the national convention of the Radio Manufacturer's Association of America in Atlantic City. The item lists numerous local residents and visitors including officials, attorneys, and businesspeople from Punxsutawney Indiana Alverda Dixonville Homer City and nearby areas who were seen in towns or traveling to meetings and calling on friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Mangus
Washington Township
Indiana
Simon Huber
Homer City
S.C. Streams
Streams Gift Shop
Atlantic City
Radio Manufacturer's Association of America
Sohsola
James I’, Chapman
Wallace C. Chapman
W. J. Kin
Wilkinsburg
Louis Litzinger
Roy Litzinger
Johnstown
W. B. Adams
Lee S. North
Punxsutawney
Lawrence Lockard
Laura McCartney
E. E. Napp
Franklin
Lon Neal
Walter Morrie
Jefferson County
James Rocco
Carl Bence
Dixonville
Benjamin Smith
Prof
Lynn Smith
Frank Sensebaugh
W. W. Moorhead
Green Township
Ofce
D. N. Martin
Alverda
J. K. Repine
Center Township
Licenses Issued to Thirty-Eight Maternity Hospitals
The State Department of Welfare reports 38 maternity hospitals licensed in two months under a new act requiring registration for a ten dollar fee. Officials estimate about 65 such hospitals exist in the state, with inspections likely to reveal more. first and second class city, state-owned, and state-aided hospitals are exempt. A note on Middletown street paving appears regarding East Water Street repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
State Dept. of Welfare
E. S. H. McCauley
State Secretary of ‘Welfare
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O'Connor
Val Chick
W. A. Stayton
Rochester
W. H. Shariffer
Augusta
INS
Earth
Francis A. Cote
Franklin, Maas
Clyde G. Maxfield
West Benton
Grand Haven
Mich
Ins Atention
Gilbert A. McDiarmid
Leonard Motorless Aircraft Company
Grand Rapids
Gilbert Reinink
Charles Dibersen
Antonio
Tex
Jane
Roberto Fierro
Kelly Field
Wegaya
Fierro
H. H. Gilliland
Ambrose
Children’s Aid
Goodyear
Rising Bros
Walston Church
Langham
Nelila Margaret Petera Crrmela Pexaud
Ethel Beatrica Ratrigh
Lola’ Nall Ratrigh
Byailzabeth Rankin
Sara Margaret Rankin
Helen Ruth Ray Olive Huagne Rea
Ethel Gertrude Réasinger
Jozaph Raymond Rosan Irvin Leroy Reyla
George A. Qarebogone da Angelo J
Romeo Charis Tebtbert Root
Dale Ross George Thomas Ross Gartrude Runza
Georgia _C
Schaffer
Gladys R
Shaffer
Jason Wallace Shafter
Alberta Pearl Bhank
Mildred A. Shgbrer
Marvin Tov Bhefflar
Mary, Huen Shields
Cressia
Lenora Shirey
Anna MH Shelton
Dorothy Smith
Rinna Marearee Smith
William Clair Spence Clarence Edwin Boragy
John Whison
Bt, Clair
Jane Elizabeth Stewart
Ruper Faherty
William A. Stile
Thatmt
Vilosa Syltzer
Chester Thomn Tiebert
Gatas ‘Thompson
Clarabel Rath Twase
Dorothy Jr. Vensel
Ralph Latioy
Yensel Detm
J Viinion
de la Louise
Dorothy Halone Walls
Hazelle LaRue Warner
Bryher
D. Watkins Aron Rath Weiltoroth
John Kenneth Weston
Howard Campbell White
Catherine &, Wickens
Mildred Irena Wigham
Olyye Winona Wilson
Hortensen
Yuckenburg
Howard Alcott Zeigler
Cumberland
Graf Zeppelin
Californi
Middletown
East Water Street
Union
Vine
Simon
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