Wilkins Ship Towed Toward Cobh In Tow By Wyoming
Sir Hubert Wilkins polar submarine Nautilus was being towed into Cobh Ireland by the American battleship Wyoming. Reports say it will take about a week to arrive with the Nautilus moving at eight knots as repairs are needed after a starboard engine failure. The Wyoming Arkansas Roosevelt and Independence Hall aided in the mid ocean breakdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Cobh
Ireland
Sir Hubert Wilkins
Wyoming
Arkansas
Claude C. Bloch
Roosevelt
Independence Hall
Croton Bible School Sees Enrollment Growth
The Croton Methodist church vacation Bible School opens with 114 pupils under Miss Eve Nicklin. Classes cover kindergarten through Junior A divisions with a staff of experienced teachers and aides. The program runs three weeks ending in a progress exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croton Methodist Church Daily Vacation Bible School
Eve Nicklin
Mary Nunn
Jean DeGarmo
Evelyn Baker
Marian White
Agnes Webster
Ina Tucker
Dorothy Houk
Ehys Lackey
Lucille Brady
Betty Joshua
Clarence Pyle
Evelyn McClelland
Beryl Emery
Margaret Wallace
Jessie May Weaver
Walter Shuter
C. S. Joshua
Our Own Vaudeville exchange at a restaurant
A brief two person dialogue unfolds in a restaurant last night as a man asks if the other recognized him and she replies she did not. The wry exchange hints at anonymity and playful deception.
Insects in car radiators and eggs from Harlandsburg noted
PA Newc observes insects lodged in radiators as spring weather continues. Pheasant eggs from Jordan state game farm at Harlandsburg arrive in numbers with express firms sending about 2000 eggs to Pennsylvania. Boy Scouts complete a two day Camp Phillips Camporee under drizzle. A racing car No 33 heads to Altoona Speedway on July 4 for a speed event. Horseshoe pitching grows near Big Run creek and new tennis courts near Big Run creek on South Side near ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan State
Harlansburg
Express
Pennsylvania
Camp Phillips
Altoona
Big Run Creek
Eight held in New Castle narcotics operation
Police say a New Castle drug ring supplied addicts locally and drew users from elsewhere. Goldberg and Reynaldo were arrested on a downtown street with about three ounces of morphine. Steinberg, suspected as a higher up, was arrested in Youngstown, and Joe Tucker plus Augusta Lowe were taken on Grant street and at 144 South Beaver street. Johnsons at 1512 Levine Alley and McKinley Jordan at New Castle Hospital. Multiple arrests marked a major push against narcotics in the Moravia street area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldberg
Reynaldo
Youngstown
Steinberg
Joe Tucker
Grant Street
Augusta Lowe
South
Beaver Street
Johnson
Levine Alley
Jefferson Street
McKinley Jordan
New Castle Hospital
Moravia Street
Skull of Prehistoric Man Reported Found
Roy Chapman Andrews and teams excavating the Gobi in Central Asia search for remains of a Transitional man. Sir Colin suggests the Transitional man may have lived in Central Australia as part of a theoretical race bridging lower animals to modern human ancestors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Roy Chapman Andrews
New York
Gobi
Central Asia
Sir Colin
Central
Australia
Realty Transfers in Second and Third Wards
Mary E. Snyder transfers to Marjorie F. Clark in the Second ward for $1. Pittsburgh Co. sells to Morris Greenberg in Ellwood for $1. Alice A. Kimball transfers to John M. Bevan in the Third ward for $1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Snyder
Majorie F. Clark
Second Ward
Pittsburgh Co
Morris Greenberg
Ellwood
Alice A. Kimball
John M Bevan
Third Ward
Hoover Speechs in Mid West Endorces Free Market Plank
Hoover argues against federal ownership of utilities and tariffs to protect living standards. He frames his policy as aiding self help and community cooperation during the economic crisis. The Indiana GOP audience, praising Hoosier leaders, signals a 1932 campaign push with a Marion Ohio dedication and a G A R parade in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Middle West
Indiana
Indiana Republican Editorial Association
Washington
West Virginia
Ohio
Harry G. Leslie
Executive Mansion
Marion
Warren G. Harding
Columbus
Illinois
Watson
Gov
Leslie
Marion program honors dead president with Hoover wreath
Brief program in Marion featured Father Spickerman, ex senator Frelinghuysen, and the Columbus Glee Club. President Coolidge introduced Hoover and Gov White after his address, then Hoover laid a wreath on the tomb of the dead president before departing for Columbus to review the G A R.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. J. Spickerman
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Marion
Joseph & Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Columbus Glee Club
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
Geo. White
Glee Club
Hoover and Coolidge Laud Harding Legacy at Dedication
The article recalls a dedication ceremony where Herbert Hoover and Calvin Coolidge praised Warren Harding. Hoover denounces public trust betrayals while Coolidge calls Harding a timely leader, noting his kindness, loyalty, and optimism. The event honors Harding’s memory as investigations followed his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Harding
White House
Washington
Hoover
Mr. Coolridge
President Harding
Coolidge
Harding
Mr. Coolidge
Harding Memorial Association
Communists oppose plan for mine conference in Western Pa
Communistic groups condemn the proposed peace conference and denounce United Mine Workers leaders as agents of coal operators. Governor Pinchot urges mine owners to halt evictions of striking families, with hunger marches planned by the National Miners Union demanding relief and withdrawal of armed forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Shannon
Coverdale
Mollenauer
United Mine Workers
Pinchot
Butler Consolidated Coal Company
Vincent Kemenovich
Moscow
Western Pennsylvania
Carnegie Coal Company
Atlasburg
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Montour No. 10
Library
Newfield
Oakmont
Carnegie Company
Westland
Washington County
National Miners’ Union
Coal and Iron
Thornton Case On Trial Before Judge Hildebrand
The case of Thomas F. Thornton charged with misappropriation of funds of the New Amsterdam Casualty company is before Judge Hildebrand. Thornton, agent for thirteen insurers, allegedly diverted collections into a general fund to pay other companies. He contends deficits arose from collection difficulties and denies personal use or intent to steal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Thornton
New Amsterdam Casualty Company
Hildebrand
Thornton
New Amsterdam
Health Officer Steen Returns to City Duties
Dr. William L. Steen, city health officer, has returned from a vacation at Clifton Springs, New York, and resumed his duties. In his absence the health Bureau affairs were led by Dr. W. A. Womer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Steen
Clifton Springs
N. Y
Health Bureau
W. A. Womer
Strawberries For County Home Diners
Inmates at the county home are enjoying home grown fruit with ninety six boarders split by day for strawberries. Mrs Perry Snyder the matron says raspberries and blackberries will follow as crops are heavy. About one thousand quarts are expected and surplus will be canned. Fresh garden truck from the farm garden supplies tables as weather favors a plentiful vegetable season. Inmates able to work assist in the garden with evident interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Snyder
Squire Jails Two And Fines Another
State Highway Patrol officer Sarko arrest report shows Tony Ross of Youngstown charged with driving under the influence after a Sunday incident. Dominick Yano of Edenburg jailed 30 days for disorderly conduct. James Longo of Youngstown fined and costs for the same offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarko
Justice of the Peace
H. M. Reynolds
Youngstown
Tony Ross
Dominick Yano
Edenburg
Ross
James Longo
Yano
Montag’s Paper Sets Social Notice for Writing Groups
An old English brand Bond University Club and Polly Blue press claim fresh status from Atlanta. The note promotes Montag’s writing paper as the preferred socially correct choice for correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bond—University Club
Polly Blue
Atlanta
Montag’s
Deaths of the Day Mrs Mary Rockenstein
Mrs Mary Rockenstein 74 widow of Anthony Rockenstein of Butler died Saturday in Butler County Memorial hospital after years of poor health. Funeral services were held at St Peter's Catholic Church Butler with interment in St Peter's Cemetery. Rev Father A J Weisenberger officiated the requiem mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Rockenstein
Anthony Rockenstein
Butler
Rockenstein
Butler County Memorial Hospital
St. Peter's Catholic Church
St. Peter’s Cemetery
A. J. Weisenberger
St. Joseph's Church
Mrs Clara Bovard of Forrestville Dies at 44
Mrs Clara Krah Bovard 44 widow of Ernest Bovard died at 6 25 this morning at the family home in Forrestville She was born April 13 1887 and lived in Forrestville all her life Her marriage to Ernest Bovard took place October 20 1904 at Butler She is survived by many Krah siblings and a niece raised since age three Solemn requiem high mass will be held at St Anthony's church Forrestville Thursday at 10 a.m. E S T funeral notices follow for Mary E Emery William H Botham and Mildred Strobel with details of service locations pallbearers and interments
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Krah Bovard
Forrestville
Ernest Bovard
Butler
Joseph FP. Krah
Harry Mohlman
New Castle
Albert Krah
This City
H. F. Krah
Cuyahoga Falls
W. E. Krah
Ellwood City
Carmelita Krah
Midland
Regis P. Krah
Pittsburgh
Eleanor Krah
St. Anthony's Church
Mildred Strobel
Kelley Strobel
Steubenville
Ohio
Carl
Anna Holstein
Detroit
Mich
Mary Harnett
Vera Tunio
Marie Recie
Mingo Junction
Jacob
Harold Holstein
Cleveland
Leona
Harry
Herbert
Dudley Holstein
Marshall Funeral Home
Wampum
Clinton Cemetery
Desertion Charged In Divorce Case
Jennie Ellen Aiello files for divorce from James Aiello on grounds of desertion. They wed in December 1920 and lived together until December 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Ellen Aiello
Prothonotary's Office
James Aiello
Man Arrested For Beating Woman At Scioto Street
Detectives John Young and John Moore responded to a call at 1104 Scioto Street where George Raffael was accused of severely beating a woman. He was arrested and turned over to Alderman J. Lee Cooper after the woman filed information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scioto Street
John Young
John Moore
Robert Latera
George Raffael
J. Lee Cooper
Accidents Reported In Wellsville Street Incident
Mrs. Bessie Welch of Wellsville reported to police that while driving east on East Washington Street at Croton Avenue she passed a street car on a green light and struck a parked car bearing Ohio license 785-766 causing minor damage. Martin Preed of Koppel also reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Welch
Wellsville
East Washington Street
Croton Avenue
Collision Report Involving North Jefferson Street Vehicle
A man was driving north on North Jefferson street near Wallace avenue when a car with Pennsylvania license 1405L, traveling in the same direction and behind him, struck and damaged his vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Street
Wallace Avenue
Eagles Plan for Gigantic Parade
Connelsville Pa June 16 Inclement weather today threatened a postponement of the elaborate parade in which 20 000 persons were to participate as part of the program of the state convention of the Fraternal Order of Eagles. Election and installation of officers was scheduled for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connellsville
Fraternal Order of Eagles
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Irish
Wilkins
Croton Bible School
New Way Plumbing and Heating Supply Co
N. Mill St
New Co
PA Newc
Pennsylvania Avenue
Young Pa Newe
Fred C. Wolford
JOS. S. Rice CO
E. North St
Home-Town Friends of the Dead President
Mr. Hoover
Communist Group
Helen Twelvetrees
Squire
Reynolds
Montag
By the Pound
Castle Stalienety Paap
William Botham
William H. Botham
Smithfield Street
E. C. Anderson
Peter Grittie
Mary Wirey
Clara Rech
Jesus
Robert Ritz
Elmer Morris
Richard Morris
Walter Grasser
John Rote
S. D Dehli
Greenwood Cemetery
Martin Preed
Koppel
Eagles
North
Jefferson St
Sam H. McGoun
M. J. Donnelly
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the
United States
Mercer Street
New Castle, Pa
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