Moose Elect New Officers At Convention
Delegates at the Third Annual Western Pennsylvania Moose Association convention in New Kensington elected Robert Danner of Mt Oliver as president for the coming year. United States Senator James J. Davis delivered the keynote address. Other officers named include Andrew N. Willow as secretary treasurer and seven district vice presidents. The session opened in New Castle with the closing remarks continuing on page 8.
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Moose Association
New Kensington
Robert Danner
Mt.Oliver
United States
James J. Davis
Washington
Moose Order
Danner
Andrew N. Willow
Johnsonburg
Frank Pierotti
Kans
Earl Marshall
McKeesport
John Willams
Ernest Anderson
Tyrone
A. C. Harbert
New Castle
A. W. Morrison
Greensburg
Joseph Washington
Cresson
Roy
Parkstown Corners gets a sodded look after curve upgrade
A local entry notes Parkstown Corners along the Youngstown road has a newly sodded ground left by the improved curve, with a few evergreens adding to its appearance. A morning wildlife scene on Moody Avenue described a Blue Jay, two Robins, and a Cardinal observing a perched baby, Robins pecking while the Cardinal and Owl appear in the background. Detour notices show no new changes. oiling operations begin across Pennsylvania, mainly in the eastern part, with some work on the Koppel Enon Valley, Beaver Falls, and New Galilee roads as listed in the Detour Bulletin.
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New Galilee
New Castle
Daily Weather Report Summary for Friday
United States weather statistics for 24 hours ending at 5 pm. Maximum 73, minimum 64, precipitation .01 inches, river stage 4.9 feet. For the same date last year, max 47, min 60, no precipitation.
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United States
Plea For Tolerance By Senator Davis At Moose Meet
Senator James J. Davis, director general of the Loyal Order of Moose, urged delegates at the Western Pennsylvania Moose Association convention to preserve tolerance and religious freedom. He cited Moose Heart graduation remarks and noted the graduates ready for new opportunities as they leave the trade school.
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Second Yankee Clipper With Special Passengers Departs
The Yankee Clipper, carrying government officials and congressmen as observers, departed from Port Washington for an experimental five-flight test toward England. Captain Harold B Gray led 11 crew members as 21 observers, including White House secretary Stephen Early and Senators Chavez and Lundeen, joined to witness the polar route demonstration aboard about 125,000 first-flight covers for the northern crossing via Canada, Newfoundland, Ireland, and Southampton.
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Ireland
Southampton
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White House
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R. Walton Moore
State Department
Denis Chavez
New Mexico
Ernest Lundeen
Minnesota
Carl E. Mapes
Michigan
Clarence Cannon
Missouri
Juan T. Trippe
Pan American Airlines
NEW Gastle
Aged Bessemer Man Found Dead in Quarry
Peter Meglich aged 73 was missing from his Bessemer home since last Tuesday. Coroner Byers says Meglich died of an acute heart attack and was found in a quarry of Bessemer Limestone & Cement near Bessemer by quarry superintendent Harry Reed. Survived by a daughter in Lowellville and brother Rudy Meglich in Bessemer. The body was found around 10 o'clock.
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Russia Wins Major Point In Diplomatic Standoff
International News Service reports Russia secured a major point in its diplomatic strug gle with Britain and France over the triple entente. France signals readiness to guarantee security for the Baltic states as Soviets demand while Britain weighs concessions amid Eastern Europe tensions and the Baltic question.
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Husband Shoots Visitor To Home
In Pittsburgh on June 24 Jimie B Crawford, 32, a relief recipient, was shot dead by a husband who stayed home from his steel mill job. William Boyd, 38, told police he warned the man to stay away and that Crawford broke up his home. Boyd fired three shots. Delia Boyd, 28, handed over a .32 revolver. Officers found Boyd awaiting them.
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Jimie B. Crawford
William * Boyd
Boyd
Delia Boyd
Crawford
Genevieve Oehling
Japan Reports 12 More Planes Shot Down Amid Soviets
Tokyo dispatches say Soviet garrisons in outer Mongolia are reinforced and 2 more U.S. P-51s shot down, raising total planes down since June 1 to 120. Japanese HQ in Hsinking notes improved Soviet air forces and new bases at Alangator, Sambiz, and Tamsk. Despite air clashes, no warlike crisis with Moscow is evident.
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Beaver County Official Faces Second Trial Monday
Beaver County Commissioner Howard A Hunter and two co defendants face further charges in a relief fraud case after Hunter was found guilty of misconduct conspiracy embezzlement and false pretense. Peter M Thatch Ambridge relief investigator was convicted on conspiracy embezzlement and false pretense. Stanley Durkawski Ambridge grocer got embezzlement and false pretense. acquitted on conspiracy. Jury deliberated three and a half hours. District Attorney Robert E McCreary said the trio Caplan Rochester and Thatch would be tried Monday unless pleas are entered.
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Hammer Slaying In Hollywood
Hollywood police investigate the hammer murder of Robert Milton Byrne a 55 year old dog fancier found beaten to death in his small house after a reported 24 hours with evidence of a brutal struggle. The case remains unsolved as investigators pursue leads.
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Weather Outlook For Coming Week
North and Middle Atlantic states expect showers midweek and again at week’s end. Cool conditions in the north, moderate temperatures in the south during the first half, warmer in the latter half. Ghigo Valley and Tennessee see frequent local showers, especially in the Ohio Valley. Seasonably warm overall with the center in the upper Ohio Valley cooler early week.
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Japan Captures Chushin Islands in Hangchow Bay
Tokyo reports confirm Japanese Marines landed at dawn Friday and occupied the most important island of the Chushin group in Hangchow Bay. British vessel and escort routed after tense entry into Swatow port. two American destroyers present with no clash reported.
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British Aviatrix Seeks U S Citizenship in California
International News Service reports that British aviator Mrs Beryl Markham, famed for the first Europe to America air crossing by a woman, plans to seek American citizenship and settle in California. She decries England as dull and London as gloomy during comments from New York.
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United States
Beryl Markham
Europe
America
Philadelphia Eyes Dual Party Convention Bid
Philadelphia leaders pursue attraction of both Democratic and Republican national conventions for next year. Albert M Greenfield chairs a fundraising drive arguing the city’s fit as host due to Pennsylvania's pivotal role in the 1840 election era. The drive cites money as a key factor and positions the city as best suited to capitalize on national attention and economic impact.
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New Castle
Former Kaiser predicts Hitler world domination will fail
London reports quote of ex emperor Wilhelm at Doorn Netherlands via Rev E J T Bagnall. The exile asserts Providence forbids a world empire and all attempts at global domination fail, referencing his own era under Bismarck and later chancellors. The interview frames the imperial view on Nazi aims and future prospects.
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New Castle
Tragic Bellefonte Double Death From Mill Race
In Bellefonte Pennsylvania two eight year old boys, Robert Gules and Bobby Lenker, were found dead in the Spring Creek millrace near their home after being missing since yesterday morning. Bloodhounds traced searchers to the race as firemen and police dragged the water overnight. Coroner W R Heaton to hold an inquest.
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Bobby Lenker
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New Blockade Orders Issued By Japanese
SWATOW June 24 All foreign governments must notify Japanese authorities 24 hours before sending vessels to blockaded ports and must allow cargo examinations. Japan vows no interference with supply lines to Chiang Kai Shek. A British steamer escorted by a destroyer entered Swatow yesterday in defiance.
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Borad
Two Hundred Hunt For Olson in Hayward Swamp Hideout
More than 200 armed deputy sheriffs closed in on a swampy area near Hayward Wisconsin as searchers sought Ray Tarzay Olson the killer of two deputy sheriffs. Olson reportedly fled to a cabin hideout after a brief exchange with a four-man posse.
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Ray Tarzay Olson
Olson
Margiotti Ends Testimony in Capital Trial
Margiotti testifies that alleged Luzerne county highway irregularities in 1933-34 were not reported until after the statute of limitations expired. He says Warren Van Dyke delayed reporting to the justice department. Brownmiller, ex highways official, was a deputy secretary under Van Dyke. Defense rested after 10 witnesses.
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Bandits Open Fire Upon Worshippers at Mexican Parish
International News Service reports in Mexico City that eleven people were wounded when drunken bandits opened fire on worshippers emerging from a Catholic parish church in Mexicacan, Jalisco. Troops pursued the assailants into the hills and executed six.
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New Castle
Adventurous outdoorsman seeks daily exercise in nature
The speaker extols outdoor activity as ideal exercise, noting walking, chopping trees, and building in the woods. He claims it costs nothing, fits flexibly, and brings rosy cheeks, while imagining a seasonal scene with trees, logs, smoke, and seventy eight degrees weather. The tone is nostalgic and practical.
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