What Hoover Said to Coolidge in Beverly Hills Visit
Beverly Hills July report notes aviation influence as Fred Stone arrives from New York in his private plane with a pilot. Dawes is visited by Haguer, Charley jokes about the upcoming four years, and Herbert calls. A playful, local-voice item with social and political quips.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Fred Stone
Andy
New York City
Hinself
Haguer
Dawes
Charley
Hell
Maria
Herbert
Cale Vin
Local notes and progress report from PA News Center
The PA Newc notes state David McBride of Hazlecroft predicts locusts this year after capturing a specimen. Slippery Rock supervisors plan to gravel Mill road. Pa Newc has a sign on The News building now active and traffic signals near Mercer and North streets show intermittent issues. Shovel work on Albert Street continues, and local weed cutting improves North Hill. Pa Nene notes weed cutting success and corn fields looking better. Lawerence county troopers check headlights nightly as weather warms. New Castle Motor Club aims for 5000 members while reporting progress.
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Young
David McBride
Hazlecroft
Averiue
Rock Township
Hoover Campaign Plan Emphasizes Prosperity and Governance
Herbert Hoover, after meeting with President Coolidge at the Wisconsin summer White House, plans to frame his presidential bid on Republican prosperity and competent governance. The nominee will stress these themes in his acceptance speech scheduled for August 11 at Leland, following endorsements from Vice President Dewes and other GOP leaders.
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William K. Hutchinson
News Fergion
Tresporacut Co
Cedar Island Lodge
Wis
Herbert Hoover
Coolidge
White House
Charles G. Dewes
Washington
Hoover
Methanci
Brule
Chicago
Foover
Charles G.dawes
Chemists Probe Food Poisoning Across Boston Area
Chemists and physicians examined chocolate cream pie samples from a large restaurant chain after a food poisoning outbreak at Yard Motor company’s Somerville assembling plant. More than 150 people affected, including 60 employees. 72 treated in five Boston hospitals and 75 at home. Investigators analyze milk eggs flour and chocolate ingredients for contamination.
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International News Service
Boston
Yard Motor Company
Somerville
North polar rescue cranks on as Krassin bears seven Italians
Moscow reports six Nobile expedition members and six Amundsen relief squad members still missing. The 210000 ton Russian ice breaker Krassin heads to Spitzbergen to rescue and transfer seven Nobile men aboard the Citta Di Milano. Of 16 rescued, nine were from rescue groups. all aboard in good health though Alfredo Mariano shows gangrene risk. Soviet relief committee debates continuing search for Alessandri and Amundsen parties.
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Edward £.Deuss
International Wews
Correspontear
Moscow
Amimdsen
Spitzbergen
Rethel
Citta di
Ai 3
Krassin
Alfredo
Mariano
Amundsem
Beehive Invasion Settles Along Neshannock Avenue Home
Mr and Mrs Byron W Cover of 455 Neshamnock Avenue welcomed a massive swarm of bees that moved into their wall space between plaster and siding. The queen led the way through a tiny 20 foot hole, and the bees took about four hours to nest in the four inch gap, filling the Dover house with constant activity as they prepare for a long stay.
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Byron W
Neshamnock Avenue
Dover
New Castle
Forest fires on coast under control report
International News Service reports California forest fire situation improving with several blazes brought under control though over 100000 acres burned statewide. Tahoe Sequoia and Santa Barbara forests controlled while new fires appear in Fresno Tuolumne and Placer counties. Southern California relief but Santee near San Diego remains in path of a blaze.
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Ban Francisco
California
Nave
Tahoe
Sesquoia National ‘Forest
Santa Barbara| Forest
Fresno
Tuolumme
Placier
Santee
San Diego
Knight Templars Parade in Detroit Dazzles Crowds
International News Service reports 35,001 Knights Templar paraded through downtown Detroit with about 250000 spectators watching from windows porches and grandstands. After the procession, 260000 knights and wives attended entertainments as three cities bid for the 1931 convention Minneapolis Portland and Boston cited as contenders.
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International News ‘Service
Detroit
Masonry
Masonic
Mente
Minneapolis
Portland
Ore
Boston
Campaign Plan For G. O. P. Pennsylvania Meeting
Philadelphia reports outline a Republican plan to discuss the Pennsylvania campaign at a Thursday meeting at the party headquarters. Auditor General Edward Martin will preside with Harrisburg Republican chair Boyd Hamilton attending. the executive committee will consider action based on today’s reports.
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F International Pws
Bergices
Philadelphia
Tor
Hoover-Curtis
Pennsylvania
Edward
Martin
Republican
Boyd Hamilton
Harrisburg
Death records list two elderly residents in two towns
In Marlansburg Mrs. Mary Eakin aged 81 and in Tar Fansburg Mrs. Catherine Winkson aged 88 are reported as deceased. The notices reference Patrick Carberry and Min Bacah Stickle with address cues at 721 Cleveland.
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Mary Eakin
Marlansburg
Jmirs
Catherine “Wfinkson
Tarfansburg
Patrick Carberry
Min Bacah J
Stickle
Cleveland
Fireman Discovers Alarm From His Own Home
Fireman James Thomas of Number 5, responding to a box alarm at 12 15 found the call led to his own home at 904 Hast ong avenue. A fire of undetermined origin caused about $40 damage, burning a portion of wallpaper. the blaze was extinguished shortly after the alarm was turned in.
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James Thomas
Hastong Avenue
Belgium Backs War Ban With Reservations
Belgium will accept the Kellogg peace treaty with reservations to avoid compromising League of Nations Covenant and Locarno Pact commitments. Foreign Minister Paul Hymans announced after a cabinet meeting. The note was to be handed to U S Minister Hugh Gibson for transmission to Washington.
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International
Brussels
Belgium
Paul Hymans
M. Hymans
Beate
Kellogg
United States
Hugh. Gibson
Washington
Wheeling Man Charged In Auto Fatality
George Dugan of Cambridge Ohio, 24, son of a former Guernsey county prosecutor, is held on manslaughter charges over the death of Wheeling salesman Lawrence Lipphardt, 24. Lipphardt, driving near West Alexander, was ejected when Dugan allegedly crowded him off the national road last Sunday morning. Lipphardt died in the incident.
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P International News Service
Wheeling
George Dugan
Cambridge
Guernsey County
Lawrence Lipphardt
Dugan
Lipphardt
National Road
West Alexander
Bids Opened For Leasure Ave Grading Contract
City council met in the city building and opened bids for grading Leasure avenue. Smith & McQuiston submitted the low bid of 2740 dollars, with the city engineer estimating 3476 dollars. Other bids ranged from 2875 to 4312 dollars and the Warwick & Co proposals. The bids were sent to the city engineer for recommendation and report. Mr and Mrs Fred O Wolford of West North Street returned from a business trip to Cincinnati Ohio.
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Leasure Avenue
Smith ‘& McQuiston
Woods & Golder
Elder & Ferry
M. J. Scanion
Olsen Company
Smith,McQuinton
Fred O. Wolford
Wast North Street
Cincinnati
Ohio
Hearing Before Judge Chambers Closes Abruptly
In the Nellie M. Dean will case Judge Chambers ordered the issue to the court of common pleas. The case will be tried by jury likely in October, as beneficiaries and petitioners argued over will validity. Only three defense witnesses appeared before the abrupt end.
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Nellie M. Dean
James A. Chambers
Lawrence County Court
Court of Common Pleas
Judge Chambers
W. Walter Braham
Chambers
Confiscated Booze Disposed Of Today At Police Station
Corks popped in the police station this morning as Chief C. G. Homer hosted a pouring party to dispose of beer and other liquids used as evidence in prior cases. About 25 gallons of moonshine and hogshead spirits were turned over to District Attorney Elder Bryan and County Detective William Fleming along with other evidence slated for use in September court term.
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Walla
C. G. Homer
Elder Bryan
William Fleming
Steel price surge signals rising U S steel demand
Pittsburgh July 1 In indications of stronger steel activity in the latter part of the year Carnegie Steel Company subsidiary of United States Steel Corp raised prices on bars plates and tapes for fourth quarter delivery by 2 per ton from Pittsburgh area minimums. A shorter shipment bump of 1 per ton followed. The move pushes prices back to early 1927 levels before later price cuts. Other steel producers are expected to match Carnegie’s advance.
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Pittsburgh
Carnegie” Steel Cmpanys
United ' Sitates Steel “Corporation
Carnegie
Carnegie Btuel Company
Fireworks blast injures crowd at religious celebration
A so-called aerial fireworks bomb failed to explode in the air and dropped into a crowd of about 3,000 near Swissvale and Rankin suburbs during a Our Lady of Mount Carmel celebration. Twenty-five people were seriously injured and police contained a panic as bystanders fled.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Swissvale
Ramin
Radio Commission Power Threatened By Court Action
Washington July 17 small station operators warn court action may block the Federal Radio Commission plan to remove 152 stations from the air after August 1. They discuss seeking an injunction in DC Supreme Court to challenge the Dill White Radio law and the commission’s discretion.
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International News Service
Washington
Federal Radio Commission
Commission
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Will Sail Canoe Down To Panama From New York
Jordan D. Hu, 24, recently arrived from Washington, paddles an 18 foot canoe along the coast toward Panama. He started this morning with a small sail, aims to sleep ashore each night, and expects the six month voyage to complete.
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sInternational News Service
New York
Jordan D. Hu
Washington
Panama
Buttermilk Channel
Child's Winess Baffles Doctors in Pottsville
Phys icians in Pottsville and the Minersville district struggled to diagnose the illness of 18 month old Dolores Pftshaniek who has remained in a coma for 20 days. Several doctors believe the child may be suffering from a form of meningitis.
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International News Service
Pottsville
Minersville
Dolores Pftshaniek
Heat Wave Roasts Streets In Torrid Summer Day
The piece paints a blistering day with temperatures near eighty eight degrees, streets glazed, sidewalks ovens, and the public urged to endure the heat. It notes scorching conditions, tepid air, and a resilient public facing the high heat with no complaints.
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