Heflin Claims Campaigns Spent Millions in Speech
Senator Heflin of Alabama told a Senate committee he remains convinced millions are being spent for the Saith and Hoover campaigns. He admitted being paid 150 by the Ku Klux Klan for anti Catholic speeches nationwide, denied payments were for attacking Gov. Smith, and urged witnesses to testify as the committee weighs his charges. Democratic colleagues led the questioning as Dale of Vermont called Heflin's testimony simple.
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Inname
Kareycer
Washington
Seme
Heflin
Alabama
Saith
Hoover
Ku Klux Klan
Coundry
Cov
Smith
Ray
Aid
Committee
Dale IR
Vermont
Heftin
Barkley
Kentucky
Bratton
New Mexico
Start Probe Into Trolley Crash At Fithian Illinois
Investigation under way into a fatal interurban trolley crash near Fithian Illinois that killed seven and injured twelve. An air brake failure on a steel eastbound limited car plowed into a wooden westbound local, with most deaths among passengers in the wood car. Authorities assess responsibility for the Illinois Traction system collision 12 miles west of Danville.
Plan dedication of high school in Waynesburg
International News Services reports that Dr. William M. Davidson superintendent of Pittsburgh schools will deliver the dedication address for the new Margera Bell Miller Memorial high school in Waynesburg Pa tonight.
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International News Services
Waynesburg
William M. Davidson
Pittsburgh
Cradle Snatchers and Hello Cheyenne at Capitol
Capitol program lists Roberson-Smith Players presenting Cradle Snatchers and Ninon Tom Mix in Hello Cheyenne comedies. Includes Fox News and Kinograms. Scottish Rite Auditorium features Chang Oswald and Rin Tin Tin home reel. Tennessee shows The Big Parade with Gilbert and Adoree.
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Capitol
Roberson-Smith
Cradle Snatchers
Ninon
Tom Mix
Fox News
Scottish Rite Auditorium
Pict “Chang
Pa Newc Observes Misidentified Landing Flight Error
Pa Newc Observes recalls an incident where Schultz and Bradford were mistaken for Lindbergh during landing. Crowds rushed out, then realized the error. The piece reflects on journalism accuracy, noting a 92 percent average in a journalism school's statistics and questioning academics' texts.
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Ed Schultz
Roy Bradford
Lindbergh
Official Balloon Race Winner Not Determined
Officials report confusion over the balloon race winner after storms near Widewater and Cumnor. Victims include James Cooper improving from injuries, Van Orman injured, Walter Morton in good condition, and Paul Brett dead. Governor Fisher later names Laetilia Malone as Secretary of the State Art Commission.
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Detroit News
American Business Club
Akron
Widewater
Cumnor Postoffice
James F. Cooper
Cleveland
Westmoreland Hospital
Greens
Greens , By His Right Leg and Left Arm Are Paralyzed and He Suffered Burns. Wot
van Orman
Goodyear VY
Walter Morton
Lleus
Paul Brett
Army No. 3
Wehtaing
Ional
Harrisburg
John S. Fisher
Laé- Tilia Malone
Lancaster
Thrift Awards At Mahoning School
Special thrift exercises at Mahoning school Friday morning awarded students who saved weekly pennies. Students across grades 3B through 9A earned diplomas, certificates, or pins for four, five, or two years of thrift saving, with many named by grade and achievement.
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Mahoning
Robert M. Strickler
Lawrence Savings and Trust
Dorothy Cushion
Mary Elizabeth Jenkins
Philland McClure
Clara Fecano
Rosie Russo
Nicholas DePiero
Helen LaMarco
Isabelle Shaw
Domenick Sarto
Katherine Sarbo
Arlie Wilson
Edward Houk
Paul Jones
Thelma Bumbaugh
Frances
Amen
Grace
Pauline Booker
Thelma Dibney
Edythe Daines
Vera Dibley
Jeannette Gingberg
Thelma Reiney
Kenneth Wilson
Dorothy Marshell
Arthur Linél- Jen
Estelle DeMase
Genevieve Mouse
Emily DePi
Hallet Johnston
George Grieve
Walter Jolly
Fila- Mena DePlera
Virginia McGrath
Helen Carnes
Betty McIlvenny
Maxine Stickle
Mildred Johns
Andy Russo
Joe Zampella
Jennie Carr
Albert Leitera
Rosie Marveo
Marian Tackett
Imogene King
Albert Moss
Joseph Monaco
James Quarto
Wayne Bevan
Philip McGuire
Angeline DeMarco
Mike Malazi
James Ross
Walter Logan
Helen Daly
Margaret Pleatro
Fred Ryan
Richard Smith
Clera Pacella
Robert Logan
Jane Farrer
Lucy Masons
Virgina Stone
Tony Lostracco
Credit Bas
Varity
Bernice Butis
Lenora Christly
Albert Grieve
Pearl Masone
Marian Anangst
Kennet Urey
Jamus Walter
Deaths Of The Day J. K. Graham
Word reaches this city of J. K. Graham death Thursday evening at 7 35 at his Portsmouth Ohio home aged 82. He leaves wife Nancy Pennington Graham and children W. W. Graham D C Graham Mrs Alice Wilcox of New Castle Daniel Graham and Mrs J W Flougher of Portsmouth Mrs Dora Wells and Mrs James Bolst Ashland Ky Funeral services will be Sunday at Willard Ky. Mrs Margaret A Leslie widow of James N Leslie formerly of North Beaver township died Friday morning at 4 oclock at her Youngstown home after a lingering illness. She was born December 4 1849 and had lived in Youngstown ten years. She leaves daughter Miss Ethel Leslie two sisters and one brother. Funeral services Monday June 4 at 2 pm from her home conducted by Rev J E MacDonald. Interment Mt Jackson cemetery. John Calvin Mitchellres death service Thursday afternoon at 2 30 from his 715 Chestnut Street home in charge of Dr S E Irvine and Dr John Coleman. Burial Graceland cemetery. Rose Ferringo funeral Mass Thursday at 9 am from St Vitus Church. Interment St Vitus cemetery. Celia Abel Kaufman funeral services from 429 Boyles Avenue Thursday at 2 pm Rabbi J B Menkes oversaw burial at Gal Park cemetery. Gilbert Raymond Cummings aged 8 died at Clinton home Thursday May 31 after pneumonia. Surviving parents and siblings listed. Funeral Saturday 2 20 daylight savings time at Clinton M E church, burial in church cemetery.
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J. K. Graham
Portsmouth
Ohio
Nancy Pennington Graham
W. W. Graham
D.C
Margaret A. Leslie
Margaret A. Dickson Leslie
James N . Leslie
North Beaver Township
Warren Avenue
Youngstown
Leslie
North Beaver
J. £. MacDonald
Mt. Jackson Cemetery
Mr. Mitcheltree
John Calvin Mitchellres
Chestnut Street
S. E. Irvine
First United Presbyterian Church
John Coleman
Geneva College
William Edwards
William Harkler
L. B. Nail
John Wink
Mr. McComba
Graceland Cemetery
Os. Kaufman
Celia Abel Eaufman
Jonas Kaufman
Boyles Avenue
J. JB. Menkes
Gax Park
Jacob Gankinger
Max Lidwig
Joan Holsinger
Marcus Feuchtwanger
Jacob Cosel
M. J. Donnelly
Gilbert R. Cummings
Gilbert Raymond Cummings
Harry Cummings
Famiy
Clinton
Preumontia
Clair
Ellwood City
Ina Downs
Volant
Celia
Cistence
Mary
Dorothy
Clinton M. E
Church Cemetery
State treasurer notes record treasury balance at start
Harrisburg June 1 Samuel S. Lewis announced the Commonwealth began the new fiscal year with a treasury balance of 73,790,177.23 dollars, up over four million from May. General and motor funds show high totals. May receipts reached 16,290,699 with disbursements of 11,943,731.
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Gerview
Harrisburg
Treasury
Samuel S. Lewis
Motor Fun
Fire kills eight in Osborne Kansas farm home blaze
A family of eight Albert Kaser wife and six children perished when their farm house near Osborne Kansas caught fire last night. Authorities say the death toll will stand until the cause and extent of the blaze are determined.
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Kansas
eImernadional News Service
Osborne
Kan
Here
Bie Lcie
Albert Kaser
Clothing Drive For Infant Twins Aid Appeal Today
A community appeal seeks infant clothing and other aid for a family with newborn twins. Donations can be arranged by calling 2550-R to learn more about the case and how contributions will be collected.
Two Die in Brooklyn Tenement Fire Near Williamsburg Bridge
A four story Brooklyn tenement fire near Williamsburg Bridge claimed two lives and injured three others. Residents escaped by jumping from windows and fire escapes while firefighters battled the blaze and aided in rescues.
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Brooklyn
T International News
New York
Williamsburg Bridge
Phillip Salant
Rose
Poller
What has brought me into prominence in June 1928
Answers to Foregoing Questions list Ruth Elder as transatlantic flyer, EB Womack, Frederic Brunhold as sculptor, and a French sculptor. The text mixes quiz prompts with erroneous spellings and old proverbs. It notes Kentucky and Tennessee admissions in 1796 and quotes a Daily Thought about virtue and mastery.
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Ruth Elder
America
L. EB. Womack
Frederic Auguste Brunhold
Toledo Slayer Held For Court By Grand Jury Action
The Lucas County grand jury indicted Charles J. Hoppe for first degree murder in the slaying of Dorothy Zielagowski. Prosecutor Leroy Hunt said the case will go to trial with a demand for the electric chair. A large crowd viewed the victim’s body as services were held at St Edwards Church and burial followed at Calvary Cemetery. Hoppe likely faces trial in about three weeks due to jury-panel timing laws.
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Heppe
Toledos
St. Edwards Catholic Church
Calvary Cemetery
Hoppe
Ohio
Lowden Campaign Expenditures Told to Committee
In New York, the Lowden presidential campaign committee reported receipts of $2,173.20 and expenditures of $2,113.20. Thomas Mor ryatt, secretary to the former Illinois governor, testified this afternoon before the Senate campaign funds investigation subcommittee at the Pennsylvania Hotel.
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Svedmangl Mews Service
New York
Lowden
New York State
Thomas Morryatt
Perth Amboy woman near century dies in bed accident
Mrs. Jane Overlifton aged about 100, Perth Amboy’s oldest resident, died from injuries after a bed she was sleeping in collapsed or caused harm. Fire or medical responders attended, investigation pending into the accident details.
Steel Industry Outlook Is Good
Johnstown reports the steel outlook is good despite a low general mood. Eugene C. Grace of Bethlehem Steel Corp says the sector remains solid as inspectors review Cambria Steel yesterday. In other dispatches, multiple nations back relief expeditions to the North Pole with ships and seaplanes under way to search for Nobile’s lost Italia expedition.
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Agreratione
Johnstown
Eugene C. Grace
Sethiehem Steel Corporation
Grace
Cambria
Amundsem
Sweden
Hobby
Lieut. Hohn
Spittbergen
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