Fhers Fail To Sight Crew Of Wrecked Italia
Italian war era dispatch reports Lieut Lutzow Helm and Hjalmar Riiser Larsen failed to sight any Nobile expedition crew during flights over Spitzbergen ice floes. Nobile claimed two planes approached his camp but were not seen. Positions shifted to east, conditions described as foggy. Riiser Larsen requested a sledge party at Sires Bay Island as a new flight attempt was planned.
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Rome
Lutzow Helm
Hjalmar Riiser-Larsen
Spitzbergen
King’s Bay
Nobile
Riiser-Larsen
Sires Bay Island
Holm
Mabel Bell Discouraged By Earhart Nonstop Flight
Harbor Grace, N F June 18 Miss Mabel Bell said her Columbia flight may be canceled after Amelia Earhart became the first to make a nonstop Atlantic crossing. The Columbia plans to return to the United States. Pilot Le Boutillier blamed poor weather reports for the failure and noted reliance on American ice patrol meteorology.
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International
Harbor Grace
N. F
Amelia Earhart
Atlantic
Mabel Bell
Columbia
United States
Oliver
le Boutillier
Europe
To Try Dirigible Flight Of 10 000 Miles In July
International Mews Service reports that Hugo Eckner, famed Zeppelin builder, plans a 10000 mile dirigible flight from Friedrichshafen Germany to Long Beach California in July. Mayor Oscar Hauge confirms the word reaching him today. The endurance flight aims to showcase airship capabilities and spans transatlantic distance.
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Long Beach
Cal
Hugo Eckner
Friederishshafen
Germany
Oscar Hauge
Istate College Speaker Addresses Rotary on Agriculture
H G Niesly of State College spoke at the Castleton Rotary Club on Agriculture in our national life. He argued farm income trends and warned that farm prices must mirror general price levels, noting prices rise with demand and fall with increased supply. He urged continued farming efficiency and cautioned that farm industry stabilization depends on economic conditions.
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H. G. Niesly
State College
Rotary Club
Castleton
Niesly
Mr. Niesly
Reed of Missouri Says Nomination Not Yet Confirmed
Senator James A Reed of Missouri insists no candidate is yet nominated for president. He travels to Houston for the Democratic convention, declaring he intends to win and that the Houston outcome remains uncertain.
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George R
Houston
Resolution Passed To Sell School Bonds
Mahoning township school meeting Saturday evening approved sale of 109000 dollars in bonds for a new school building. Bonds will be serials of 1000 dollars each at 4 percent interest. Redemption plan: 5000 dollars for ten years from 1930, 34000 for ten years from 1940, 3000 dollars for five years from 1950, and 2000 dollars for two succeeding years.
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Mahoning Township
Friendship Plane Sets Atlantic Speed Record
International News Service reports the Friendship monoplane, carrying a woman pilot, set a faster Atlantic crossing than Lindbergh and Chamberlin. The craft averaged 115 mph, surpassing 107 mph Spirit of St. Louis and 84 mph Columbia. Also, a most favored nation treaty will be signed in Vienna tomorrow, granting Austria-US trade terms on an unconditional basis.
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Atlantic
International News
Lindbergh
Spirit of
International News Service
Washington
United States
Austria
Vienna
State Department
Germany
Realty Transfers in Pulaski and Shenango Worth $1
Realty transfers list shows Thomas McDonald to Charles Adams in Pulaski for $1 and Kate Doty to Laughlin Copper in the Third Ward for $1. Cascade Realty Co transfers property to Michael Kugima in Shenango for $1.
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A Ree Thomas McDonald
Chas. Adams
Pulaski
Kate Doty
Laughlin J. Copper
Third Ward
Cascade Realty Co
Michael Kugima
Shenango
Two Million Is Storm Damage In Mid-West States
Flood warnings issued along Oklahoma and Kansas river valleys after weekend tornadoes and heavy rains caused 2 million dollars in property damage. Eight lives were lost in Oklahoma as tornadoes Saturday struck Blair and Headrick. several tornadoes swept Kansas towns.
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Mid-West States
International News Service
Kansas City
Oklahoma
Kansas River
Blair
Headrick
Kansas
Nighttime twisters damage Hutchinson and Empiria areas
A night of severe weather caused no reported deaths but left several people injured in twisters near Hutchinson and Empiria. Emergency crews investigated scattered damage across the region, with injuries described as non life threatening and no large-scale evacuations recorded.
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Hutchinson
Empiria
Sergeant Florida Returns From France Hero of 125th Engineers
Forest L. Florida, star sergeant of Company 1B, 125th Engineers, and local National Guard representative, returned to his city early this morning after a trip to France. He helped dedicate monuments erected by the state on battlefields where Pennsylvania men fought and died. He reported a fine trip and a pleasant time.
Sharon Curran Seeks Share of $8 Million Estate
Sharon Man Heir to Large Estate Curran Music Co heir and grand nephew of the Philadelphia industrialist. William Curran died 42 years ago with a will forbidding division until the estate reached a threshold. Part to Geneva College and remainder to heirs. Safe Deposit and Trust Co of Philadelphia acts as trustee.
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Sharon
B. A. Curran
Curran Music Company
William Curran
Philadelphia
Geneva College
Beever Falls
the Safe Deposit and Trust Company of Philadelphia
Suits Filed To Collect Bills From Local Corporations
Sult has been entered at the prothonotary's office of the Silk Service Corporation of New York against the New Castle Silk Mills to collect a debt of 4174.50 for supplies furnished the local plant. James Ireland and John Ireland trading as Ireland Bros have filed a suit against Joseph De Robbio to collect a bill of 161.10.
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Prothonotary’s
Silk Service, Corporation‘of
New York
New Castle
James Ireland
John Ireland
Ireland, Bros
Joseph de Robbio
Farrell Postmaster W W Scowden Dies After Illness
W W Scowden, 40, Farrell postmaster for the past two years, died yesterday after an extended illness. Born near Meadville, he had lived in Farrell for 25 years. He is survived by a widow and a daughter. Funeral details were announced today by the Farrell post office.
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Parrell
Depatgomnett
W. W. Scowden
Farrell
Meadville
John Coolidge Graduates at Amherst With Honorary Degree
Amherst Mass June 18 Among the seniors receiving degrees today was Joan Coolidge son of the President His future plans were not announced John a quiet individual has been active in college life Last year he drew headlines by boxing in the college gym Attorney General John G Sargent a member of President Coolidge s cabinet received an honorary Doctor of Laws degree at Amherst
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International News Service
Amherst
Mass
Joan Coolidge
John
Ind
Ufe
John G. Sargent
Coolidge
Autoist Given Bill For Damaging Train
Chicago June 18 Tony Strader warns drivers to avoid smashing into trains After a November incident his car ended in a ditch and twisted wreckage The Grand Trunk railroad sent a bill for 29.18 dollars for locomotive damage including engine damage and related costs
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Chicago
Tony Strader
Tony
Grand Trunk
Enginneer
Grand Trunk Railroad
Bill
Divorce Action Filed for Cruelty in Lawrence County
Ruth A. Masters filed for divorce from Joseph Henry Masters in Lawrence County Court citing cruel and barbarous treatment. The couple married in March 1925 and separated in May 1926.
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Ruth A. Masters Bas
Lawrence County Court
Joseph Henry Masters
American prayer book differs from English
New York June 18 The chief difference between the English and the American revision of the Protestant Episcopal church prayer book is explained today by Right Rev Charles Lewis Slattery.
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New York
Protestant Episcopal Church
Charles Lewis Slattery
Rejected Prayerbook Revisions Highlight Massachusetts Diocese
The bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts notes the English revision of the prayerbook was rejected again while the American version lacks sacrament reservation. The American revision will go to the 49th triennial convention in Washington.
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Massachusetts
Farrell Youth Drowns In Pond In Rain Swollen Water
In Farrell Pennsylvania on June 16 a 12 year old, John Latzo, drowned after entering a pond swollen by rain. Local authorities investigated the incident as a tragic accident.
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International News Service
Farrell
John Latzo
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Amelia
Istate College
al Smith
Reed
Ida Mellen
New York Aquarium
Mellen
Cincinnati
Hillsville
Wetworth Wash
J. Goffutt
Florida
France
C.L. Snyder & Son Jewelers—Optome
North Mill Street
New Castle, Pa
John Coolidge
Amherst College
Tan
Aged Mercer CO
Attomer
Mercer County
Buick
GM. A.C
Gold Sea
Lawrence Automobile CO
South Mercer Street
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