Sarazen and Burke Top Open Field in 72-Hole Duel
In Fresh Merrow Country Club Flushing New York Sarazen and Burke open with strong play leading the field. The defending champion Burke and star Sarazen both show form on the first nine with solid driving and steady iron play as crowds watch the early action.
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Merrow Country Club
Flushing
N.Y
Fitne Us
INS
Gene Sarinen
Sticky Little
Great Neck
Sti
Billy Burke
Gresowichy Conn
Suiss
Joan Lodig
Pill Burke
Burke
Sarazen
Fairh
Cunsietent
Woods
Fon
Diamal
Jeno
Livieudt
Dad Hgr
No Deviation On Conferees Agreement In Relief Bill
The text reports on legislative maneuvers over a $2,000,000,000 Wagner relief bill aimed at reducing distress and boosting employment. It notes conferees' agreement conditions, potential state loans, bond issues for highways, ordinary state expenses, and broader banking powers. It covers Senate debate, amendments by Senator Harrison for $200,000,000 in state loans for education and hospitals, and a rejected reconstruction finance corporation loan amendment for cities.
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Assembly
Secretary of Banking
Building and Loan Association
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Senate
House
Washington
William
Neal
I. N.S
INS
Congress
Warrison
Mississippi
Larvison
Chicagio
Lawia
Minos
Chicago
Tidal wave kills hundreds in Mexican resort town
In Cuyutlán, Colima, a giant tsunami triggered by two earthquakes swept the resort, killing about 100 and injuring 62. Government troops evacuated survivors to the Colima hospital as authorities continued rescue efforts.
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Mexico City
Jume 2
Cuyutlan
Culima
Coima
Ortizbio
Hoover plan spurs disarmament talks in Geneva and Tokyo
Delegates from 25 nations discuss President Hoover's proposal to cut world armaments by about one third, weighing potential for new negotiations while Japan voices strong defense concerns. amid mixed reactions, officials say Britain Germany Russia and Spain support cautious amendments. A U S delegate recounts a survivor's tale aboard a shelling at sea as a separate account appears in the dispatches.
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Frederick KK
Abbott Uns
Geneva
Hoover
Italy
Hugh
Gilway
United States
Juat
Frank
Dina Grandi
Maly
Psueo Matsadinra
Dapan
Joseh Paul Ranour
France
Haly
Sadder
Dpan
Cuei
Britain
Russia
Spain
Paul Boncour
Matsuhara
Hausner Plans New Air Trip Over Atlantic
Reported by an unnamed narrator, Hausner charts a rescue mission and recounts a perilous Atlantic flight about 2,800 miles from New York with engine trouble and fuel loss. Severe seas, fog, and dwindling supplies marked the journey as nights were long and survival depended on eventual rescue.
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Hausner
Atlantic
New York
Pro-Debt Platform Drive Splits Democratic ranks
A small eastern group pushes for debt relief as world recovery, while Garner opposes downing debts. An unofficial platform committee convenes to draft the party line amid factional pressure on prohibition and Eighteenth Amendment issues. Baker, seen as Tammany’s pick, bets on Roosevelt or Smith as front runners.
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John N. Garner
Platform
Congress
Murray
Tan
Morr
John D. Meckefeller
Rockefeller
Melvin A. Traylor
Chicago
Traylor
Murry
Andrew W. Mellon
del NS
Aenean
Nathan le
Garner
Kruschen Salts Promises Weight Loss Offer
A 22 year old recounts paying $4.25 to lose 65 pounds using Kruschen Salts, praising the results and urging readers to take a half teaspoonful daily with hot water before breakfast. The ad touts Widmann & Leah Drug Store and any drugstore as retailers, recommending the routine except for fatty foods.
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Beach
Fawa
Las
Jase
Widmann
Dark horse waits as candidates maneuver in New York
Reporting from the Democratic race in Chicago and New York, Curry McCeary O Connell lock in a bloc to back Baker while Roosevelt’s bid faces strategic resistance. Smith McAdoo and Garner jockey for position as party forces weigh majority rules and potential nominees.
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Anker
Curry
Ine Lis Chalice
New York
Hoosevelt
Smith
Haids
Ghorge
Holmes
INS Stall
Chicago
Dine
CINS
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Alfred Maninvel Smith
Hig v8
John W. Curry
Taummany Hall
William Gibbs McAdoo
John N. Garner
Compton
Roosevelt
Madison Square Garden
Stadium
McAdoo
Newton D. Baker
Albert C. Ritchie
Maryland
Satire on Vice Presidents Power in U S Politics
A biting satire questions how far a vice presidential figure would go to curb Roosevelt. The piece probes whether he would align with Roosevelt rivals, address the convention, and his stance if Roosevelt wins. Danny surveys Uris battlefield and prepares for a political fight to keep his name from losing influence.
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Roosevelt
Danny
Ludson
Albans
Two Suspects In Robbery Of Aged 58 41 In Cowansville
State police hunted a third man after two suspects robbed Adam Joeling aged 58 and Mary Johns aged 41 at their Cowansville home Sunday night. The robbers bound the pair and took 4800 dollars after ransacking the house. Johns freed himself briefly but was overpowered and bound again.
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Kittanning
Ilnoy -State
Polite Uility
Adam Joeling
Mary Johns
Cowansville
Johns
Joyce
Armstrong Camp Meeting July 7 at Armstrong Grove
The annual Armstrong Camp Meeting at Armstrong Grove near Kittanning runs July 7 to 17. Evangelists are Rev. T. M. Anderson of Wilmore Kentucky and Rev. Lawrence Reed of Salem Ohio. Attendees bring tents. pitching space is free. Daily schedule includes morning prayers, services, preaching, and youth programs. Secretary Miss Nancy Byron Ford City and president Mrs. Mary L. Smith Kittanning provide details.
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Armstrong Grove
Kittanning
T. M. Anderson
Wilmore
Rey. Lawrence Reed
Salem
Nancy Byron
Ifth Avenue
Ford City
Mary L. Smith
Advance Ales and Local Social Notes
Silas Miller has been on the sick list. Hamilton Allison and Susie Bark were at Indiana Saturday. Rain was welcomed. Bundy, Russel and Mr. Coleman of South Bend worked for Wief South Bend Fire Insurance. Kepple helped. Robert Mahan picked strawberries last week. The J T Wissinger home hosted an ice cream supper. The Rawley man visited Thursday. Mrs George Bark and Annie Jo visited Mrs Jessie Relay Sunday. Hamilton Allison family spent Sunday with Homer Parks. Salem folks plan a Children’s Day Service on June 26. Porter Johnstons spent Sunday nearby.
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Silas Miller Hais
Sty
Mel
Hamilton Allison
Sin
Susie
Moe Bark
Indiana
Bundy
Russel
Mr. Coleman
South Bend
Herve
F South Ben Fire Insurance Company
Kepple
Robert Mahan
J. T Wissinger
He Rawley
George Bark
Annie
Jessie Relay
Harry Grr
Homer Parks
Salem
Porter Johnstons
Tarzin's Quick Relief Amazes All Ages
Tarzin, nature's root and herb tonic, acts fast to detoxify blood and stimulate bowel function. Marketed as a pioneer herbal medicine, it claims to aid stomach, liver, gall bladder, bowel, and kidney troubles with no narcotics or habit-forming drugs. Available at Naugherty's Drug Store.
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Jong
Naugherty
First Aid Meet At Cresson Friday Details Outlined
The third annual first aid meet of the Pennsylvania Coal and Coke Corp will be held at Cresson’s ball park Friday starting at 1 1 PM standard time. Twenty eight teams from Pennsylvania mining districts will compete for over 1000 in prizes and safety awards. Notables S W Searles and C J Memory of the company will attend along with federal and state mine inspectors and engineers.
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Cresson
Pennsylvania Coal and Coke Corp
Tanims
Campbria
Rediana
Blair
Clearfield
Bail Park
G. Gatehouse
Winnihe Tean
Ash Prigegs
Joseph A. Elelmex
Barnesboro
Ehrentedd
Iiecet
S. W. Searles
C. J. Memory
New York
Jd. J. Forbes
United States Bureau of Mines
W. Ss. Glasgow
Warrisburg
Stsretary
Richard Maize Uniontown
Federal Bureau of Mines
Slaly
California Heavyweight Crown Won In Two Straight Falls
Ray Steele retained the California heavyweight wrestling title by defeating Abie Coleman in two straight falls. Nat Pendleton defeated Tork “Bulldog” Dng in straight falls in Los Angeles. Kid Chocolate decisioned Johnny Farr in Pittsburgh, a unanimous victory in a ten-round bout. Schmeling weighs future plans as offers pour in, with possible matches against Rehant Jacobs or potential London bout amid talks of Larry Gains.
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Los Angeles
Ray Steele
Los Newles
California
Abie Coleman
New York
Nat Pendleton
Hollyayand
Tork
Bulldog Dng
Kansas City
Pittsburggh
Kid Chocolate
Johnny Farr
Cleveland
Max Schmeling
Germany
Johnny Buckley
Dack Shackey
Max
Jernie Rehant
Doe Jacobs
Ant
King Levinsky
Mickey Walker
Primo Camera
London
Larry Gans
Schmeting
Road work and local scene near Green Quk
Afternoon at Mrs. Johnston's home at Green Quk. Road work has progressed notably in the past week in this vicinity.
Odd Fellows in Anniversary at Conemaugh
June 23 ceremony marked the 8th anniversary of Corona lodge No. 199 in Conemaugh with members and Rebekahs from Westmoreland Indiana Somerset and Cambria counties in attendance A parade in uniform preceded the program with Conemaugh Fire Company and allied brigades joining the march After the entertainment members adjourned to the 1000 PB hall for a solemn meeting and social hour.
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Jounstown
Conemaughigh School
Memphets
Corona Lodge No
Conemaugh
Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs
Westmoreland
Indiana
Somerset
Cambria
Conemaugh Fire
Ibs
Franklin Company
Conemaurtel Franklin American Lefinn
Ladgemen
Haley Hall to Lecture on Home Sewing at Gazette Building
Haley Hall author and lecturer on sewing will address the Ladies of Indiana all Wetnity at 2 PM tomorrow in the Gazette building. Mrs Mall will illustrate with chalk drawings living models and a new method of fitting. The free lecture promises secrets and shortcuts to finish a dress quickly with proper fit and no home made look, inviting women of Indiana and vicinity to attend promptly.
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Haley Hall
Ladies of
Indiana All Wetnity
Gazette
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