Alaska Vessel In Distress Near Seymour Narrows
The S S Cordova of Alaska Steamship Co sent a distress signal near Seymour Narrows in British Columbia, about 200 miles north of Seattle. The Redwing, Salvage King, and Princess Alice sped to assist after a broken tail shaft caused the ship to take on water. Cordova sailed from Seattle with 96 passengers and 50 crew.
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International News Service
Seattle
Wash
S. S. Cordova
Alaska Steamship Company
Cordova
Seymour Narrows
British Col- Fria
Iles
Here
Coastguard
Port Angelus
Redwing
Salvage King
Victoria
Creative Thought Counts More Than Gifted Leadership
A reflective note argues that creative thought often outweighs natural leadership in driving progress and problem solving, suggesting innovation and adaptable thinking as key success factors.
Stump To Receive Diploma Next Week
Alfred M. Stump Jr son of Rev and Mrs A M Stump North Jefferson street will graduate from Tri State Engineering college Angola Indiana with a B S in electric and radio engineering He transferred from Penn State to specialize in radio engineering Commencement exercises are scheduled for Thursday June 13 John P Stump his brother will return from Muhlenberg college to join the family for the trip to graduation
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Alfred M. Stump, Jr
A. M. Stump
North
Jefferson Street
Tri-State Engineering College
Angola
Ind
Stump
Penn State
Tri-State College
John P. Stump
Muhlenberg College
Allentown
Influenza More Widespread in United States This Winter
A League of Nations health bulletin shows influenza five times higher than usual in the United States this winter. In Europe the season was widespread but generally mild. Germany saw death tolls in big cities on par with the severe 1930 31 winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Geneva
United States
League of Nations
Europe
Germany
Revolta Fires Subpar Turn In Windy Oakmont Round
Johnny Revolta reached the turn at 35, while the rest of his scores drifted high as conditions at Oakmont were challenging. J W Campbell of Philadelphia began eleven over par after seven holes and retired mid-round.
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International News Service
Oakmont Country Club
J. W. Campbell
Philadelphia
Johnny Revolta
Card of Thanks from Lamison Family
The Lamison family thanks friends for love and kindness during their bereavement. It notes leaders Chas E Lamison and relatives express sincere gratitude. An accompanying note mentions Red Cross safety program growing from 550 pools in 1914 to about 17,000 pools today with trained lifeguards and swimmers.
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Chas. E. Lamison
United States
Red Cross
Adjustment at National Pants Plant Ends Dispute
After a Thursday night meeting led by J. Alpert owner of the National Pants Company the local plant reached an agreement on earlier difficulties. The factory resumes normal operation and plans to continue as conditions permit.
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J. Alpert
National Pants Company
Carson Earns Pitt Master of Arts at Commencement
Terry Carson of 117 Fairfield Avenue received a Master of Arts degree from the University of Pittsburgh during the annual commencement at Pitt. He was among 1 009 graduates honored at the university exercises.
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Terry Carson
Fairfield Avenue
University of Pittsburgh
Pitt
Carson
Council Passes Tax Penalty Abatement Resolution
In council session Solicitor Robert White introduced a resolution under the Act of Assembly. The measure directs the city treasurer to abate penalties on taxes paid in full, granting exoneration to those who have settled their taxes in full.
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Robert White
Council
Council orders removal of nuisance building on Butler Ave
Safety Director David O. Davies led a council acting as a board of viewers to pass a resolution directing the owner of 735 Butler avenue to remove the building, after deeming it a public nuisance.
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Council
David O. Davies
Butler Avenue
Jameson Finishes Washington and Jefferson Course Early
Robert B. Jameson Jr son of Dr and Mrs R B Jameson 211 East Lincoln Avenue completes the four year program in three years and will receive a BA at the Washington and Jefferson College commencement in Washington Pennsylvania Saturday morning. His parents sister Helen and Mr and Mrs C R Ralph and Mrs McKee attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Jameson, Jr
R. B. Jameson
East
Lincoln Avenue
Washington & Jefferson College
Washington, Pa
Helen
C. R. Ralph
McKee
Catholic Priest Dies of Injuries
Funeral arrangements were made in Pittsburgh for Father Camillus of the Passionist order who died after being struck by a truck in New York. Born John Hollobough in Natrona in 1877 he gained nation wide fame as an orator and writer. He took his vows in Pittsburgh and will be buried there early next week.
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Pittsburgh
Father Camillus
New York
Natrona
John Hollobough
Conscience Revival Noted in Logan Widows Payments
Logan Utah June 7 two widows benefited from revived conscience. Mrs Charles Lundberg received 2.50 from an unknown source for a 50 cent debt plus interest owed by her husband who died 34 years ago. The widow of a Logan merchant received two ten dollar bills with an anonymous note claiming a debt payment.
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Logan
Utah
Charles
Lundberg
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Alaska
Bush Coast Guard
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Angola, Ind
Wadlinger
Frank R. Wadlinger
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Mercer Sts
Hamburg
Kenmore
Roebuck and Coo
Seroco
N. Jefferson St
U. S
Anna Roosevelt Boettiger
Grace Moore
Katharine Cornel
Jameson
Louis DeRosa
S. Jefferson St
Cudahy
Puritan
Sree
Sunkist
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