Will Rogers on stowaway in pilot seat case
Special to The News Beverly Hills June 19 Brisbane was right a teen stowaway, weight 290 pounds, hid in the pilot seat, and the candy persons Pred did know him as Slom. There is no Senate connection. They talk about Adhneri cans being champions for publicity, but none did as high for us as those free Frowenwen. I still claim Paris would have given more space than Spain with him. Yours, Will. P Who's I entertains my business: who Mrs Hoover entertains is her business.
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New Castle heat rivals New York as town endures scorcher
New Castle endures extreme heat with last night likely the hottest so far. Work continues on Albert street concrete walks and Euclid avenue storm sewer preparations as the city expands north. Many swim holes stay busy and traffic hazards lessen with the B R and P bridge project underway. Mrs. Florence Marlin loses a valuable ring on Grant street amid resurfacing calls. A man coolly juggles a 20 pound ice cake on North Jetson Street as heat continues.
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Weather report from New Castle pump station
Weather statistics for the Tae period at 9 o clock this morning furnished by U S Weather Observer B J Johnson at the New Castle Water Co pump station to low Maximum temperature 93 Minimum temperature 60 No precipitation River stage 43 feet and falling
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Dam Breaks Near Maryland Line Damaged
A burst Lake Rover Dam near Camp Albert D. Ritchie Maryland released about 40 million gallons of water into nearby hollows and cropland near Routersville Pennsylvania causing crop and property damage estimated at 50 000 dollars. Eight Waynesboro high school girls camping nearby escaped uninjured when warned by a local newspaperman. Train traffic was halted as William Benchoss warned approaching trains after the wall collapsed.
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Banquet Closes Cement Meeting in City Tuesday
Safety meeting of the Portland Cement Association in the Cathedral Tuesday ended with a humorous address by Larry Flint after a 6 20 p m banquet. Over 150 cement industry representatives from four states attended. Toastmaster was superintendent of the Universal Portland Cement Company of Universal Pa. Entertainment included songs by Wesley Davy and a musical program featuring Emma Paul Cook Elizabeth L Crawford Sophie Lilian A Borne mas with Miss Cook as accompanist.
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Death Record for Mary Ay Cowan in Linden, Pa
Death notice for Mary Ay Cowan aged 20 of 819 West North Street with reference to James McCormick of Linden Pennsylvania. Details indicate a local record entry and associated individual.
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Billy Sunday Invades Aimee’s Home Town Of Los Angeles
Evangelist Billy Sunday arrives in Los Angeles to challenge the influence of Aimee Semple McPherson in her hometown. The visit spotlights ongoing rivalries within the revival movement and draws attention from local congregations and media.
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Bridge Widening Over B R and P Tracks Near Cascade Park
Widening of the bridge over the B R and P railroad tracks on the New Castle Ellwood City road beyond Cascade Park has begun. State and railroad funds will share costs with preliminary work underway ahead of a likely bridge closure the week of June 24. A detour will be set for eastbound travelers as the narrow span has created a traffic hazard.
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G. AR. To Meet Here Next Year
The 1930 encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic will be held in New Castle. Announcement from Ralph M. Campbell, past division commander of the Sons of Union Veterans, to Fred L. Renty of The News. Encampments of the Sons and Daughters of Union Veterans and Ladies of the G A R, plus the Auxiliary to the Sons, will be held here concurrently, as in 1900. Thousands are expected despite fewer Civil War veterans, reflecting the potential last state encampment.
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County Auditors Report Accounts Are In Good Shape
County auditors report improved efficiency with two judges reducing prison costs to 21 736 76 for 1828 and 1929. The audit shows total resources of 70 804 846 16 with assessed valuation 69 864 485 and liabilities excess at 69 244 464. Bonds outstanding include 1 318 general and 235 000 poor.
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Pastor Defends State Blue Laws in Pennsylvania
Rev Dr W W T Duncan of Emory Methodist Church Pittsburgh defended Pennsylvania blue laws as educational rather than deterrent during a Greene County Sunday School convention in Waynesburg. He argued the laws support orderly observance and moral instruction amid the fifty second Greene County convention.
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Discrepancies in professor’s murder night theory raised
Journal reports Dr James H Snook former veterinary professor and Marion Meyers 36 held in Columbus jail awaiting investigation over the night Ohio State coed Theora Hix was beaten to death. Snook offers alibi blaming a “sheik motorist” while authorities probe differing accounts and motives.
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Lindbergh Ends Honeymoon Visit at Mitchel Field
Col Charles A Lindbergh and his bride arrived at Mitchel Field this morning and went to the Guggenheim Foundation office. They stayed only a few moments and declined interviews while allowing snapshots. Lindbergh drove the auto and said he would return to observe the Guggenheim safety tests at Mitchel Field.
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Rabbi Menkes Returns From Bradford Trip By Plane
Rabbi Menkes of Temple Israel returns with his son Sherwood after a Bradford Pa visit. An air trip was chosen to avoid delays and the party traveled with a noted aviator as pilot. The orchestra discussed by Temple Israel aimed to address the rabbi upon return, while plans for the raid meeting include updates from the Bradford visit.
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Heat Wave Extends Across Nation As Dawes Speech Noted
Heat waves grip the United States with near record temperatures in the East and Midwest while New York and Boston report deadly heat levels and prostrations. Phoenix remains hottest in the West as weather officials warn of continued extremes and heat related deaths.
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Eight Die In Belgian Train Collision
Eight railroad workers were killed and many injured when a freight train carrying crews collided with another locomotive near Garmon today. All victims were laborers aboard the workers train.
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British Press Praises General Dawes Ideas
London newspapers across the political spectrum laud General Dawes the American ambassador’s Pilgrims Society speech. They favor his World Peace appeal and naval reduction aims as influential in guiding Britain and Premier Ramsay MacDonald toward disarmament.
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Four Groundhogs With Two Bullets at Local Event
In TIFFIN Ohio on Tuesday a report notes four groundhogs and two bullets in a local record by tesey Steink, claiming to evidence an animaly tale. The text mentions a nearby Stevthical desbates and references close-together hogs at localities.
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Bawes Speech In England Strikes Hoover's Keynote
A widely acclaimed naval speech by George R. Holmes outlines world peace and naval disarmament. The address, delivered in England, underscores key policy themes and received strong bipartisan attention while noting anticipated reforms and future discussions.
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More Quakes in New Zealand Cause Widespread Fear
London early reports confirm a series of tremors in New Zealand, with emergency crews warning residents in towns like S Sulles and Towne of possible further shocks. Authorities urge protective action as aftershocks threaten torn areas and homes.
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Fragmentary notice summarizing a local event in garbled handwriting
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