Market Dips as Bears Press Stocks Across Board
New York stocks fell to lower price levels amid heavy short selling and liquidation of weak speculative issues. United States Steel slid to 1631 then recovered to 1651 before dipping to 164, Radio and Radio Keith lost ground, Warner Brothers weakened, and utilities faced pressure as cotton and silk eased while grain held firm.
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W. S. Cousins
Keith
Talking Picture Houses
Wall Street
American Power and Light
United Corp
New York City Gas and Electric Stock Group
Warner Brothers
Amusement Group
Cis
Standard of California
Atlantic Refining
Senior Mail Pilot Has Record Mileage
Post master General Walter F. Brown saluted air mail flyers with E. Hamilton Lee among the highlights. Lee, senior U S Air Mail Pilot for continuous service, has over 10000 flying hours and likely has logged more miles than any man alive while flying a Boeing tri motor between Chicago and Omaha.
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International News Services
New York
Walter F. Brown
E. Hamilton Lee
U. S
Air Mail
Lee
Boeing
Chicago
Omaha
Where to Go Tonight Regenta Rivals and All Talking Shows
Regent and Capitol theaters present new films headlined by J Harold Murray Norma Ter Ris John Garrick Helen Chandler and Douglass Fairbanks Jr Loretta Young with sound news Movietone and an all star Journey's End at the Capitol The River at the Dome stars Charles Farrell and Mary Duncan in a comedy billed All for a Girl as another attraction
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Penn
Douglass Fairbanks Jr
Loretta Young
Charlies Farrell
Mary Duncan
P A Newg Observes Week At Encampment Festivities
The article notes a state farm with pheasants hatched for summer release to restock Western Pennsylvania woods. Comrades greet each other on Washington street like old Civil War days as badges medals and uniforms mark the encampment week. G A R visitors are invited as guests of the Perry S Gaston Post American Legion for Tuesday night meetings.
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Pennsylvania
Washington Street
Pa Nene
Perry S. Gaston
American Legion
Legion
Phone Girls Are Busy Giving Time
San Francisco report details Pacific Coast daily calls to the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company for the correct time. City totals include Los Angeles 100,328 and San Francisco 34,242 with peak demand from 7 to 8 am as children check school time.
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International News Service
San Francisco
Cal
Pacific Coast
The
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
Los Angeles
Seattle
Portland
Oakland
East Bay Region
Spokane
Pasadena
Sacramento
Teelphone Company
Lyle Brown
Made Trusty Before Start Of Prison Term
Edward Bonner arrived at the state penitentiary in Fort Madison Iowa after being convicted of manslaughter. He entered unaccompanied saying no guard was needed and promised to return with commitment papers. The warden delayed entry until papers arrived, and Bonner began an eighteen year stay.
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International News Service
Fort Madison
Edward Bonner
State Penitentiary
Bonner
Tom
YJ Hallowell
Birthday of the church celebrated in New Castle
Nearly 4000 attend a 1900th anniversary service at Highland United Presbyterian Church marking the church’s birthday. Rev Warren L Rogers and Rev P C Pearson preside with a 300 voice choir, Handel Messiah finale, and a sermon on old and new in religion and the blue of heaven.
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Highland United Presbyterian Church
Highland Church
Greer Memorial
Paul Browne Patterson
Pearson
Veterans of the
New Castle News
F. E. Stough
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Charles B. Wingerd
Central Presbyterian Church
Rees T. Williams
First Congregational Church
S. E. Irvine
First United Presbyterian Church
H. C. Weaver
First Methodist Church
New Castle
Youngstown
Jesus Christ
King Carol of Roumania Wins Wide Acclaim After Return
King Carol of Roumania receives loud cheers as he takes an oath to preserve the nation’s integrity and uphold the constitution. He visits the unknown soldier tomb, places a wreath, and troops pledge allegiance outside the Bucharest palace. Prince Nicholas praises the king, while plans for a coalition cabinet and formal reconciliation with Helen unfold.
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Carol
National Assembly
Roumania
Bucharest
The Grab Bag June 9 1930
A compilation of questions and trivia from 1930 asking about aviation leadership country of civil aviation chief the expected nonstop flight route the number of League of Nations members the locations of three federal prisons and a Bible verse reference.
Deaths of the Day Chauncey Sampson Funeral
Funeral services for Chauncey EF Sampson were held Saturday afternoon from the family home in Peters burg Ohio with Rev Weed of New Waterford and Rev Gerner of Peters burg officiating. Interment was in Peters burg cemetery. Mrs Jennie McCurdy MacClerg aged 51 of 430 Court street died Sunday at 11 45 am at the family home after a short illness. She was born in Butler county in 1879 and lived in New Castle for years. Surviving are four sons two daughters and a sister in Chicago. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm from the family residence with interment in Graceland cemetery.
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Chauncey Sampson
Chauncey EF. Sampson
Petersburg
Ohio
Rev. Weed
New Waterford
Rev. Gerner
George McClure
Ira Swisher
Harry Ewing
Roy Baxter
Henry Klafter
Sidney Fox
Jennie McCurdy MacClerg
Court Street
Butler County
I. J. McCurdy
New Castle
The
Baptist Church
Thomas
Harold
Jack
Albert
Leila
Ruth
Clara Plants
Chicago
Graceland Cemetery
Harvey Peters
Volant
R. D
Mercer Hospital
Mercer
John and
Katharine Peters
Pennsylvania
Peters
Methodist Church
Sarah Black Peters
Harvey Austin
Donald Clifford
Dorothy Lavina
Thomas Huston Peters
Bertha Heasley
Grove City
Eva Wingerd
William Clifford Peters
Sheakleyville
H. H. Thompson
Retta McKee
George R. McKee
Croton Avenue
Jameson Memorial Hospital
G. W
Charlotte Miller
First Christian Church
Ada Love
Laura Miller
George 5. Miller
Hiram G. Miller
D.S. T
Rev. G
Bennett
Oak Park Cemetery
Aura Reis Armstrong
Seibert Armstrong
Centerville
Wesley
Charles H. Rets
Louis
Charles C
Duluth
Minn
Gail G. Reis
Elsie Liscomb
Youngstown
Beryl Reis
Rices
D. S
Greenwood Cemetery
Payne born on this date in 1791
John Howard Payne, author of Home Sweet Home, was born on this date in 1791. He became a notable songwriter and figure in early American music.
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John Howard Payne
Notable births and transit facts cited in Q&A list
A brief Q and A notes birthdays for Colonel Roberto Fierro of Mexico City now in Washington. It lists the number fifty four, and references prison sites Leavenworth Atlanta and McNeil Island with two more to be built near Erie and west of the Mississippi. It cites a biblical verse first Corinthians ten twenty six.
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Roberto Fierro
Mexico
Mexico City
Washington, D. C
Leavenworth
Kan
Atlanta
McNeil Island
Wash
Erie
Mississippi
Newtonian gravity and the mystery of attraction explained
Arthur DeV. Carpenter explains that gravity follows the inverse square law so a body three times farther from the sun feels one ninth the attraction and Neptune at 30 times distance would feel 900 times less. Yet the deeper reason two bodies gravitate toward each other remains unexplained.
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Arthur Dev. Carpenter
Earth
King Carol II Fails Reconciliation With Princess Helen
In Bucharest on June 9 King Carol II’s bid to reconcile with his wife Princess Helen of Greece collapsed as she rejected all conciliatory steps. He withdrew his petition for divorce annulment and Helen demanded custody of their son Michael, whom Carol had kept at Cotroceni Palace since his proclamation as king.
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Nicholas
Carol
Nicholas Iorga
National Assembly
Helen
Juliu Maniu
Roumania
Jorge
Michael
Ferdinand
Bucharest
Carol II of
Greece
France
Mme
Magda Lupescu
Cotroceni Palace
Palm and Milliken Crash Kills One Driver Injured
State Police investigated a collision where Carl A. Palm died after his car struck a telephone pole and tree. Milliken, badly hurt, survived initial danger but faced grave injuries as the crash occurred near New Castle. Palm, of Philadelphia, worked for the state bureau and had latedly met Milliken during inspection trips.
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J. P. Caldwell
Carl A. Palm
North Third Street
Philadelphia
State Compensation Rating and Inspection Bureau
New Castle
Milliken
Palm
Youngstown
Eastern College
Infant Naomi Turk Dies at Grandparents Home
Naomi Jane Turk, infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Turk, died at the home of her grandparents Mr and Mrs H W Artz at 827 East Washington Street on Sunday. Interment followed at Oak Park cemetery at 10 a m.
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Naomi Jane
Earl Turk
H. W. Artz
East
Washington Street
Oak Park Cemetery
King Carol II Receives Telegrams From Queen Marie
The dowager Queen Marie, in Oberammergau for the Passion Play, sent congratulations to King Carol II. Carol thanked her and planned a reception with honors on her return from Germany. The exchange settled rumors of a royal rift and exile.
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Bucharest
Carol II
Marie
Oberammergau
Carol
Germany
Blair Sued for Divorce Over Alleged Book Throw
Chauncey B. Blair, Chicago businessman and social leader, is being sued for divorce on cruelty charges after allegedly throwing a book at his wife. The incident reportedly occurred at their residence as critics note the act reflects on domestic relations.
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International News Service
Chicago
Ill
Chauncey B. Blair
Blair
Whiskey Bottles Tell U S History
Gone is the whiskey but not the historic bottles. Edwin LeFevre, Wall Street authority, collects old bottles reproducing figures like Washington Adams Jackson and Lincoln, plus flasks honoring Franklin, Lafayette and others. The piece notes Erie Canal events and ties to American history.
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É International News Service
Battle Creek
Mich
United States
Edwin LeFevre
Wall Street Authority
Geo. Washington
John Quincy Adams
Andrew Jackson
William Henry Harrison
Zachary Taylor
Abraham Lincoln
Lefevre
Benjamin Pranklin
Montana State Coach Declares West Best Basketball
Coach Shubert Dyche of Montana State College says the best basketball in the United States is played in the western division of the Rocky Mountain Conference. He notes they have some idea of the competition.
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Midwest
Dyche
Purdue
Pittsburgh
Utah
Briones Young
Utah State
Montana State
Middle West
International News Service
Denver
Cal
Shubert Dyche
Montana State College
United States
Sneezing Incident Sends Lawyer To Ross Hospital
Ralph Palmer, a San Francisco lawyer residing in Ross, sneezed violently and burst a blood vessel in his head. He required two blood transfusions at Ross Hospital to survive.
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Ross
Cal
Ralph Palmer
San Francisco
Ross Hospital
Community Chest Board to Meet This Evening
Members of the New Castle Community Chest board of directors will hold their monthly meeting in the Chamber of Commerce rooms this evening for the regular order of business.
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New Castle
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Weuw Castle
East Washington St
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Capitol
PA Newg
Moresky
Long Avenue
Lar Moravia Street
Ministerial Association
P. C. Pearson
D. D. Sleppy
C. G. Farr
G. S. Bennett
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Christ
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Carol OF
Correcini Palace
League of Nations
Jennie MacClerg
Newton's Law OF Gravitation
Pital
Naomi Jane Turk
Milwaukee Sentinel
Ont & Supplies Peat
Soe
Fehon
Merced
Office
DR. Finkelstein
Union Store
Henry Sloan
Says West
Community Chest Board
Bookleyde Mortuary
Neshannock Ave
New Way Plumbing
North Mill Stone
Sam H. McEgoon
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