Merger Trial Sparks War of Words Over Youngstown Steel
James A Campbell testified in the four and a half hour cross examination at the common pleas court trial seeking to enjoin the Youngstown Sheet & Tube Bethlehem Steel merger. He accused Cyrus Eaton of waging a costly battle that damages Youngstown as an industrial center. The veteran industry figure lashed out at Eaton in a dramatic courtroom moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burl A. Ely
James A. Campbell
Mahoning Valley
Cyrus & Eaton
Cleveland Steel
Sheet & Tube- Bethlehem
Eaton
Campbell
Youngstown
Sheet & Tube
Full Publicity On Naval Treaty Sought By Foes
Opponents demand full publicity on a naval treaty proposal arguing for transparency. They urge open hearings and public access to all bargaining texts and negotiation records to ensure voter understanding and parliamentary scrutiny.
Senate clash over London Naval Treaty documents
Senator Johnson pressures Hoover to turn over all State Department documents related to pre treaty negotiations. Republicans and administration clash over public release with foes seeking full disclosure to interpret the pact, while leaders push a modified demand. The first test vote on McKellar's resolution decides the exposure threshold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William K. Hutchinson
Washington
Senate
Hoover
State Department
McKellar
Tenn
Will Rogers on Census Undercount Across America
Will Rogers comments on census returns, noting cities blame suburbs for miscounts. He jokes that the United States has 122 million people and suggests including Mexico and Canada, ending with his signature satirical prompt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
America
Mexico
Canada
Americans die in Baltic air crash near Stralsund
Two American travelers Miss Ruth Northrup of Philadelphia and John Burkholder of Mt. Pleasant Pa. perished when a Luft Hansa hydroplane capsized in the Baltic en route from Stettin to Norway. Five lives lost total. two passengers were Germans. Hotel staff had warned them about bad weather and Miss Northrup quipped about walking to Stockholm.
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Stralsund
Germany
Ruth Northrup
Philadelphia
John Burkholder
Mt. Pleasant
Lufthansa
Stettin
Norway
Baltic Sea
Spes
Dr. Burkholder
Miss Northrop
Stockholm
Kee lie town sighted on Mount Jackson road in Lawrence county
Pa Newc reports a billboard landmark near Kee lie about a bird house on Mount Jackson road west of Wampum. He notes upcoming New Castle fair dates August 5 6 and 7 and praises the Goldier Monument for veterans in blue. Grant street repaving changes urban routine as night hawks sing near West Avenue and Allen street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pa Newce
Mt. Jackson Road
Lawrence County
New Castle
Rockies
West Avenue
Allen Street
Daily Weather Report and Observations
Weather statistics for the 24 hour period ending at 9 this morning show a high of 84 and a low of 54 degrees. No precipitation is recorded and the river stage stands at 4.4 feet and is falling.
New Police Force Record Benedict Odd Era for City Officers
The city police force now has all male officers married after the marriage of Officer Carl Lockard. This leaves no unmarried bachelors in the force, an unusual situation not seen for years. Officials see no signs of changes soon, so the benedicted roster may persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benedict
Carl Lockard
Order of Bachelors
Guardians of the Peace
Donnie Schroeder Visits At County Jail On Tuesday Afternoon
Irene Schroeder's family and W Glenn Dague's relatives visit the county jail on Tuesday afternoon. Joe Crawford and John Crawford from Bellaire, Ohio bring food packages for Irene and her five year old son Donnie. They plan to return for Friday morning's motion for a new trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Schroeder
W. Glenn Dague
Irene
Joe Crawford
John
Bellaire
Donnie
V. Glenn Dague
Phoenix
Arizona
Man Hangs Self in City Jail Cell After Drinking
Alex Zombeck was found hanging by a belt to cell bars in No 1 jail cell after a drunken period near the fifth ward engine house. Police and officers rescued him. Mayor Gillespie fined him five dollars in police court for causing the disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Zombeck
John Young
Kennedy
Fifth Ward
Zombeck
Peter Hillers
Steiner
Letera
William H. Gillespie
Ambridge Boy Is Drowning Victim
Ambridge teenager Anthony Hilinski, 17, died by drowning at Laurel Park pool in Mt Gretna after cramps struck during a group swim from Lancaster. He was unable to signal distress before others realized he was in danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
MT. Gretna
Anthony Hilinski
Ambridge
Hilinski
Franklin & Marshall Academy
Lancaster
Laurel Park
East Side Store Keeper Held Up by Youthful Robbers
Frank Mitchell of East Washington street ran a store at Superior and Allen when a gang of youths attempted a robbery last night about 10 30. A masked bandit forced money from him and the others waited outside. Mitchell later told police of a prior Sunday morning escape from a similar attack on Allen street. Detectives were pursuing clues with arrests expected.
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Frank Mitchell
East Washington Street
Superior
Allen Streets
Mitchell
Young
Kennedy
Mr. Mitchell
Allen Street
Croton Church Chests Opened Net Over $1,000
The Croton avenue Methodist church reports the Thank Offering surpassed $1,000 from Sunday morning gifts with 100 chests still to be presented. Pastor Rev. Clifford S. Joshua, in a year’s charge, has grown the congregation and united the church while plans for further growth unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croton Avenue Methodist
Croton
Clifford S. Joshua
City
Pittsburgh shippers oppose sharp rail freight increases
Pittsburgh iron and steel manufacturers and shippers opened a Public Service Commission hearing at the Chamber of Commerce testing what they call unfair short haul freight rates. The hearing focused on lines including the Baltimore and Ohio, Pittsburgh and Lake Erie, and the Pennsylvania railroads with shipper testimony to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Iron and Steel
Public Service Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Baltimore and Ohio
Pittsburgh and Lake Erie
Pennsylvania
Charles A. Jr to be name of Lindbergh's son
The son born to Colonel and Mrs. Chas A Lindbergh will be named Charles Augustus Lindbergh Jr announced at the Morrow home last night. There has been wide interest and speculation about the baby's name as the famous aviator's family confirms the choice.
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Englewood
N. J
Chas A. Lindbergh
Charles Augustus Lindbergh Jr
Morrow
Bus Lines Seek Right To Use Perry Highway
Public Service Commission Special Examiner W E Best heard applications for certificates of convenience from two Pittsburgh area carriers. Pittsburgh Harmony Butler and New Castle seeks general service Zelienople Portersville extension while Welch Transportation requests Portersville Meadville via Mercer Sandy Lake and Cochranton. Patterson testifies Meadville Portersville route would shorten existing travel.
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Perry Highway
Pittsburgh
Erie
W. E. Best
Public Service Commission
Pittsburgh, Harmony, Butler, and New Castle Company
Pittsburg
Zelienople
Portersville
Welch Transportation Company
Meadville
Mercer
Sandy Lak
Cochranton
Herman D. Patterson
Grove City
Welch Company
Portesville
Eleven Hurt as Bus Crashes Into Parked Truck
A Colonial Bus Lines coach bound for Cleveland from Pittsburgh crashed head on into a parked truck and plunged down an embankment six miles south of Youngstown. Eleven people were injured, none seriously, with cuts from flying glass and bruises. Witnesses cited a sharp pass to overtake the truck as the cause. victims included C. E. Martin South Bend Indiana Gary Irby Farrell Pennsylvania James Wardlow Cleveland Wardlow Harbor City New Jersey E McFarland Pittsburgh M W Barrett Youngstown H J Tratt William McCamb John Sadan and E M Harrington of Cleveland. All were treated at local hospitals.
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International News Service
Youngstown, O
Colonial State Lines
Here
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
C. E. Martin
South Bend
Ind
Gary Irby Farrell
James Wardlow
Julia Wardlow
Cleveland Wardlow
Harbor City
N. J
E. McFarland
M. W. Barrett
Youngstown
H. J. Tratt
William McCamb
John Sadan
E. M. Harrington
Four Drowned As Motorboat Upsets Near Green Bay
A motorboat capsized eighteen miles north of Green Bay while returning from a picnic, killing four people and injuring twelve. Survivors, including six children and two adults, were rescued by resort residents and coast guardsmen as investigators seek the cause on a calm lake near Point Comfort. The dead are Alice Worder eleven, Edwin Haase ten, Raymond Raymaker thirty eight, and Julia Zellner twelve.
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International News Service
Green Bay
Wis
Here
Point Comfort
Alice Worder
Edwin Haase
Raymond Raymaker
Julia Zellner
Seven Gangster Killings Arouse Detroit Police
Detroit police investigate seven gangster murders over six days culminating in a fatal shooting at the Ocean View Yacht Club. Louis Candea, manager of the Tremont hotel, was killed. John Delford was wounded while trying to stop the attack. The spree began last Thursday with William Cannon and George Collins, Chicago racketeers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News
Detroit
Ocean View Yacht Club
Louis Candea
Tremont
John Delford
Candea
William Cannon
George Collins
Chicago
French Aviator Mer moz Forced Down Atlantic Flight
Jean Mermoz the French aviator attempting a return crossing from Natal Brazil to Dakar Africa was forced down at sea today but rescued by a steamer. He flew with a mechanic and two companions, took off from Natal yesterday, and was due at Dakar tonight. The accident occurred about 375 miles from Dakar at 11:45 a.m. GMT. The four occupants were rescued shortly after by the steamer Bectique.
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International News Service
Paris
Jean Mermoz
Natal
Brazil
Dakar
Africa
Mermoz
Young Boss Sacrifices Life In Tunnel Collapse
New York July 9 a heroic twenty seven year old mucker foreman Michael Kelly died saving his crew as a water duct shaft to Queens collapsed twenty eight escaped uninjured eleven were wounded eleven workers were in the shaft when a half ton boulder crushed Kelly who ordered men to run to safety before the cave in the tunnel 790 feet underground was under construction to pipe water under the East River to Queens
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
New York
Mucker
Michael Kelly
East River
Queens
Death Record Mary Donnellan and Lavina Anderson
Mary Donnellan of 121 North Beaver street and Lavina Anderson of 64 Lilwood City are listed in a local death notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary €. Donnellan
North Beaver Street
Mrs. Lavina Anderson
Lilwood City
Dry Weather, Parched Fields Prompt Farmer’s Plea
The farmer surveys brown fields and withered crops as drought lingers. A golfer enjoys dry fairways, while the writer laments the lack of rain and delayed farming work. The piece contrasts agricultural hardship with leisure under a dry, warm sky.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
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Yours
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Howe
Grant Street
Daily Weather Report
Donnie Schroeder
East Side
Iron and Steel
Charles A. JR
Lindbergh
Mary Fahrney
Oak Park, Jr
Bruno Schustek
la Grange
Ill
Schastek
Miss Fahrney
Colonial Stage Lines
Youngs
Lake Michigan
Sir Conan Doyle
Yacht Club
F International News Service
London
Sir Arthur Conan Davie
Wicturesque
Groombridge Villiage Church
Sherlock
Arthur Mometer
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