Morgan Suffered Illness But Sister Calls Reports Exaggerated
John Pierpont Morgan, powerful financier, was briefly carried by ambulance from Manchester-By-the-Sea to his New York home after a reported serious illness. His sister, Mrs Stephen Ve Ti Crosby, branded the reports greatly exaggerated, saying he was only slightly ill. Morgan is 69.
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John Pierpont Morgan
New York
Manchester-By-the-Sea
Mass
Stephen Ve Ti
Crosby
Morgan
Crowd flocked to Cascade Park in New Castle for a sunny day
Big Run creek and the Pennsylvanks avenue extension draw visitors to Cascade Park where dozens enjoy bathers hikers and picnickers. A lively scene includes a bicycle built for two in motorcar style and a stray group of youths causing a stir on East Long avenue and Hamilton street as firecrackers pepper the night. Local stores and residents remark on the neighborhood bustle and blooming gardens.
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Big Run Creek
Pennsylvanks Avenue
Iziah Walton
Cascade Park
New Castle
Adago
Ufc
East Long Avenue
Hamilton Street
Daily Weather Report for the 24 hour period
Daily weather report notes river stage and conditions for the 24 hour period starting at 6 o'clock. Provides statistics for the date with minimum temperature at 57 degrees and no precipitation recorded.
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U.S
Headless Remains Found In Long Abandoned Railroad Car
A decomposed body of a man with missing head was found in an old Pittsburgh and Lake Erie box car at New Castle Junction. Authorities believe the body was placed there months ago and there are no clues to identity. Two railroad workers discovered the scene while inspecting cars that had been on the slag dump for five years.
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Pittsburgh and Lake Erie
New Castle Junction
E. &, Benn
A. C. Goodheart
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Indications Of State Compromise On Ford For Relief
Indications of an agreement on Pennsylvania unemployment relief emerged as Senator John McClure proposed a maximum appropriation of 41.1267 million dollars through next January. Although presented as his personal estimate, McClure chairs the Republican majority’s finance committee, signaling potential GOP alignment during the nine week stalemate in Harrisburg.
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Ford
Arthur H. Wakelee
Scott
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
General Assembly
Senate
McClure
John v. McClure
Delaware
State Finance Committee
Woman jumps from 75 foot Rochester bridge into Beaver River
An unidentified woman leaped from the 75 foot Rochester West Bridgewater bridge into the Beaver River where it meets the Ohio. Police reported volunteers began dragging the river for the body and no missing person was identified in Rochester.
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International News Service
Rochester
Rochester-West Bridgewater
Beaver River
Ohio
Landon Holds Western Conference Talks at Colorado Ranch
Governor Alfred M. Landon resumed campaign work by meeting Western party leaders at Estes Park Colorado while on vacation. He conferred with Senator Robert Carey of Wyoming and J W Kellogg of Seattle, then planned a lunch with Colorado GOP leaders including Lawrence Phipps Charles Enos Gordon Alliott and Wilbur Denions.
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Estes Park
Colo
Alfred M. Landon
G. O. PB
Mississippi River
McGraw Ranch
Robert Carey
Wyoming
J. W. ©. Kellogg
Seattle
Wash
Lawrence Phipps
Charles Enos
Gordon Alliott
Lamar
Young Men's Republican Clubs of
Colorado
Wilbur Denions
Denver
Detroit Police Shakeups Loom
Detroit July 2 Three patrolmen were fired by the police trial board on charges of belonging to the Black Legion. During the hearing other patrolmen were named and may face trial for night riding. Chief of Detectives Henry W. Piel said the force includes about 100 Black Legion members among Detroit's 4,000 officers.
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International News Service
Detroit
Police Trial Board
Black Legion
Henry W. Piel
Piel
Dayton Dean
Black Legionaire
League Sanctions End July 10 in Geneva
Geneva reports the League of Nations calendar marks July 10 as the end of sanctions on Italy and its return to league activities. A 52-nation sanctions committee plans to meet Saturday and recommends termination of coercive measures nine months after they were adopted.
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International News Service
Geneva
League of Nations
Italy
Eha
Lowiino
Brissels
League
Ineo
Ethiopa
Ban Firecrackers At Cascade Park
Mayor Charles F. E. McGrath ordered police to arrest anyone discharging firecrackers at Cascade Park to curb injuries among city youths. A city ordinance bans sale display and discharge, though a planned Fourth of July fireworks display will be managed by capable handlers.
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Charles FE. McGrath
Po- Uene
Ralph Griswell
Cascade Park
Tacn
Father Of Boy Seeks To Get Murder Facts
International News Service reports Chicago July 2. Florence Thompson Folin Castle was slain by a brick, with her seven year old son James V Thorpson Jr claiming a “big black man” killed her, a tale investigators cannot verify. The boy’s father, arriving from Boston, requests sole access to the child to clarify the story. Chief Sullivan notes custody and ongoing inquiry as clues fail to fit.
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International News Service
Chicago
Florence Thompson Folin
James V. Thorpson, Jr
Northside
Jimmy
Thompson
Boston
John
Sullvan
East West romance links Japanese banker son to American biologist
Philadelphia report details Dr Katsuma Dan 24 son of Barion Takuma Dan assassinated financier, and Miss Jean McIlr Clark 22, both connected to biology circles. They met 1932 at a New Orleans convention and studied at the University of Pennsylvania. Dan earned philosophy and zoology doctorates two years ago and teaches in Japan. Clark, an orphan, earned similar degrees last February. Marriage expected in a few days.
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Philadelphia
Jean ‘Mclalr Clark
America
Katsuma Dan
Baryon To- Kuma Dan
Japan
New Orleans
University of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Dan
Leen
Clark
Twenty Dead in Texas Flood Toll Rises
Floods in southern Texas trap communities amid heavy rain and swelling streams. Rescue teams report at least twenty deaths, many missing, and extensive damage to homes crops and utilities as communications fail and conditions worsen across the region from Austin toward San Antonio.
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Texas
International Newa Service
Austin
Tex
Here
Sar Antcnio
Lochinvar Held By Police In Shocking Abduction Try
NORWICH N Y July 2 The law laid hold of a would be Lochinvar who tried to force his beloved into his car at gunpoint to stop her wedding to another man. Gus Turkett 25 was charged with first degree assault after allegedly kidnapping Miss Ora Wager a rural schoolteacher from her home at midnight She reportedly talked by the bride to abandon the kidnapping plan and she refused him.
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International News Service
Norwich
N. Y
Lochinvar
Norvich
Gus Turkett
Ora
Wager
Miss Wreer
Turk
Airport Fund Is Now Ready for Construction
Captain Francis Buller of the W P A announced the $162 000 federal grant for nam airport along route 422 is available. Work will begin once deeds secured by the city are certified to WPA offices at Morrisburg. City solicitors say most deeds have been signed over to the city.
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Francis Buller
Coun
Etty Hall
Nam Airport
Route 422
WPA
Morrisburg
Cornell
Chile Threatens To Quit League
Geneva July report says Chile may leave the League of Nations if sanctions on friendly nations remain optional for member states. Oniia joins South American allies in warning that continued optional sanctions threaten regional cooperation and stability.
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Chile
International News Service
Geneva
Oniia Today
League of Nations
Lenge
A A A Moves To Meet Drought Belt Needs
The AAA loosens soil conservation rules to help drought hit regions in the Dakotas, Montana, Wyoming, and surrounding areas. Changes let farmers grow food and feed crops without losing payments, with WPA ready to add labor if needed. Rain remains critical to save corn and prevent livestock feed shortages.
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Triernulam Mews
Washington
AAA
Soil Conservation Program
WPA
Harry Y. Hopkins
Chicago
North Central
Westperm
Virginia
Ohio Valley
Missouri
Kansas
Tenas
Restore Part Of Wage Reduction For City Employees
After an affected council meeting, a 10 percent restoration of wage cuts was approved for city police and fire department staff. The plan partially restores wages to levels before July 16, with sergeants lieutenants and higher ranks in the fire department included. Effective July 1, officers previously paid 122 dollars will receive about 133.65 dollars, while others receive adjusted back-pay or adjusted salaries.
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Asa City
Coun Butler
Thei Prange Lo Ali City
Plane Lands On Golf Course After Fuel Shortage
A plane forced to land on a Butler, Pennsylvania golf course last night due to fuel shortage. Piloted by Bariall from California the craft encountered bad weather over western Pennsylvania and wandered off course, landing on the course near Butler. A nurse accompanied passenger William Perry was taken by ambulance to a club hospital for rest before continuing the journey. Jack Horner aided operations as co-pilot Hullywood assisted.
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Cintorna
Ian News
Pittsburgh
Imims
Calfornia
William Perry
Bariall
Clendate
Calf
Pennsylvania
Butler Golf Course
Perry
Puers’ Club
Jack Horner
Hullywood
Death Record for Frank Musolimi at 111745 Agnew Street
Frank Musolimi aged 40 is recorded with address 111745 Agnew Street. The notice lists Mrs. Mary Mumbaugh as associated party with a zero dollar value and mentions Neshannosk syenue in the readable fragment.
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Frank Musolimi
Agnew Street
Mary Mumbaugh
Neshannosk Syenue
School Teacher Loses Her Life In Auto Crash
Miss Guria MacDonald and Miss Mahoney Mahoney, both 37, Gloversville teachers, died in a head on collision when their coupe struck a large gasoline truck on the Mercer Sharon road about 2 30 p m The truck driver Edward Schenk of Reno Pa escaped with minor injuries The teachers were en route to New Mexico for a planned vacation trip Officials said the women were thrown from the coupe and died on the scene The accident occurred three miles west of Mercer
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Mercer
Gloversville
Mercer-Sharon Road
Guria MacDonald
K Said
Edward Schenck
Reno
Miss Mahonet
Les
Marcus White Polite
Sharon
Warren
Highways Patrols To Enforce Holiday Traffic Rules
Harrisburg July 2 Concentrated patrols will be on all major routes for the holiday weekend to regulate traffic and enforce vehicle code provisions. Captain Charles R. Quakes, HMVOL supervisor, will lead the patrols with every available officer on duty. Secretary of Revenue Jonas B. Kelly warned motorists to heed the rules.
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Charles RK. Quakes
HMVOL
Geath Inkes
Neo
Fragmented OCR Tale With Odd Refrains
A garbled narrative fragment references a fish and a chase with unclear names. The text hints at a scene where a character recalls missing a tiger fish and a bass, with scattered phrases about a friend and an event that nearly booked him.
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Genteni Prows
J.T. Morgan
PA New Observes
W. Washington Street
J. W. Walls
Galbreath Avenue
Young Pa News
Daily Weather Report
Landon
Robert Humphreys
Start Apendent
Tokyo
Jean Clark
AL Kyle
Dorothy Drew
Krisas
Landon Tan Jo
Topesa
A.A.A
Butler Golf Club
Ox Mercer
Sharon Highway
Bote
Gloversville, N
Arthur Mometer
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