Action Program For Business Is Being Arranged
Washington June 26 America's high power anti low mood committee plotting a long term recovery plan met with Secretary of Commerce Roper. The 46 member group will cooperate with the Industrial Control Recovery Administration to guide business and industry activities, with leaders from Standard Oil General Electric and GM among others. New members include Sidney J. Wineberg R M Weyerhaeuser William E Woodward John B Elliott and David R Coker. The committee will advise on continuing department activities while many functions are cut due to economy.
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International Ews Service
Washington
America
Commerce Roper
Industrial Control Recovery Administration
Walter C. Teaple
Standard Oil Company of New Jersey
Gerard Swope
General Electric Company
Henry I. Harriman
5. Chamber of Commerce
Alexander Legge
International Harvester Compan
Alfred P. Sloan
General Motors Corporation
Pierre du Pont
New York
R. M. Weyerhaeuser
Cloquet
Mipn
William E. Woodward
John B. Elliott
Los Angeles
David R. Coker
Hartsville
Roper
Detour bulletin: no new roads added this week
The Pennsylvanian Highway Department reports no new detours for the coming week. An extensive oiling project is planned on the Mercer to Clark road in Mercer county. East Side residents returning from downtown church services yesterday morning found a heavy rainfall there, while downtown saw no rain. The State Highway Department dumped several tons of crushed limestone along the Highland Heights to New Wilmington road for berm work, with crews also working Saturday on berms and gutters on the New Wilmington to Mercer highway. One noted driving route is the Sandy Lake to Franklin drive, praised as among the prettiest in the district.
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Pennsylvanian Highway Department
Mercer
Clark
Mercer County
Church
Butler Avenue
East
Highland Heights
New Wilmington
State Highway Department
Wilmington To
Sandy Lake
Franklin
Daily Weather Report Summary
U.S. weather statistics for the 24 hour period ending at 9 oclock this morning show a maximum of 89 and a minimum of 67 with trace precipitation and river stage at 3.7 feet. For the prior 24 hour period ending Sunday morning the maximum was 96 and the minimum 64.
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U.S
Earth Tremor Felt Across New England Towns
An apparent earth tremor struck Stamfort and nearby areas at 9:15 a.m. lasting about 16 seconds. Windows and dishes shattered and residents ran from their homes amid a muffled explosion-like rumble. The tremor was reported along the Long Island Sound shore and inland two to three miles, with sightings in Greenwich Rye and White Plains, New York.
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International News Service
Stamfort
Conn
Long Island Sound
Greenwich
Rye
White Plains
Intended hold up ends in two attackers shot
In Hot Springs Arkansas on June 26 W P Westmoreland of Houston Texas resisted a roadside hold up by two masked men. Nolan Brady of Conway Arkansas an ex convict was killed and Clem Holman of Minneka Oklahoma an ex convict was wounded. Westmoreland drove to a garage for help and doctors say Holman will not live.
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International News Service
Hot Springs
Ark
W. P. Westmoreland
Houston
Texas
Westmorelands
Fountain Lake
Here
Westmoreland
Nolan Brady
Conway
Clem Holman
Minneka
Oklo
Return Engine Service Here Announcement by B&O
Terminal Trainmaster J L Thoman announced that passenger engine crews on through trains between Chicago and Washington will be changed in New Castle starting Tuesday. The change, replacing a six week shift at Willard, C, rehires about 27 men and follows a gradual rise in Baltimore and Ohio railroad business with new yard crews and longer hours for more road crews.
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J. L. Thoman
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Chicago
Washington
New Castle
Willard
Two Guardsmen Injured In Plane Crash Near Columbia NJ
Two Pennsylvania National Guardsmen were injured when their plane crashed in a field north of Columbia New Jersey on Sunday. Pilot Lieutenant Arthur S. Cox of Delaware Water Gap PA escaped with lacerations and bruises while Private Frank Gropłowski of Philadelphia sustained a broken right arm. They were treated at the Portland PA hospital. The 28th Division aircraft was badly damaged.
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International News Service
Columbia
N. J
Pennsylvania National Guardsmen
Here
Licenl
Arthur S. Cox
Delaware Water Gap
Frank Groplowski
Philadelphia
Portland
Rural letter carrier hurt in intersection crash
A. L. Johnson of Highland Heights was hospitalized with fair condition after a morning collision at the Clenmore boulevard and New Wilmington highway crossroad. Robert A. Eckles architect and Wayne Snyder auto dealer president were bruised. Eckles and Snyder received medical care as cars were damaged. Mrs. Cora Best substituted for Johnson on his route.
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A. L. Johnson
Highland Heights
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Robert A. Eckles
Wayne Snyder
Clenmore Boulevard
New Wilmington
Johnson
R. LD. 3
Eckles
Snyder
New Castle
Cora Best
Winter Avenue
Mr. Snyder
Garfield
One Man Hurt And Two Cars Damaged
Two new automobiles were damaged significantly in a Sunday morning crash on route 19 near Portersville. Charles Ottr of Rose Point suffered a lacerated arm needing four stitches. George Filfinger of Cleveland, driving one car from Cleveland to Washington, claimed Otto was in the wrong lane. Otto was dazed and treated by a Portersville physician.
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Charles Ottr
Rose Point
Portersville
Corporal Lawton
State Highway Patrol
Cleveland
Washington
George Filfinger
Detroit Avenue
Highway Patrol
Otto
Death records list several local passings
Abraham Marlin aged 46 of 21% North Jefferson Street Harry Noiegott 20 of Pittsburgh Berry Fuller 72 of 806 West North Street Mrs. Vda Shenson 78 of 234 East 4 Reynolds Street are recorded as deceased in local notice showing names ages and addresses.
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Abraham Marlin
North
Jefferson Street
Harry Noiegott
Pittshburgh
Berry Fuller
North Slrect
Vda Shenson
Reynolds Street
Third Week Of London Parley Being Started
The world economic conference enters its third week with a foggy outlook. Prime Minister MacDonald calls it a week of coordination, while critics in Britain and the Continent question how coordination will be achieved and what its aims are. The United States delegates face sharp criticism as coverage notes persistent uncertainty about policy and results. Continued on Page Two.
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George R. Holmes
Geological Museum
London
MacDonald
U. S
Aimee McPherson Hutton In Serious Condition In Paris
Aimee McPherson Hutton, noted Los Angeles evangelist, is in very serious condition in Paris. Surgeon Dr Charles Rove says she will likely stay in the American hospital for six to eight weeks and cannot receive visitors. He denies plastic surgery and notes an emergency operation was performed.
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International News Service
Paris
Aimee McPherson Hutton
Los Angeles
Charles Rove
American Hospital
Showers Bring Heat Relief To Pennsylvanians
Scattered showers brought relief to sweltering Pennsylvania as temperatures rose into the 80s. A heat prostration death raised the toll to two. Parks and pools drew thousands while forecasters predicted cooler weather with light precipitation. Rain totals remain far below average for the month.
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International Mews Service
Fittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Brotzgman
Brotuman
Cashier slain in bank robbery at La Crosse
La Crosse State Bank is robbed of under $500 as four armed gunmen shoot and kill cashier W. E. Tennell, 42, in La Crosse Indiana. The incident comes amid a daily stream of brief news items from June 26 reporting political, medical, and criminal events across the region.
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Lacrosse
Indiana
W. E. Tennell
Lacrosse State Bank
Davis To Confer With President On Yacht
President Roosevelt sails toward the northeast coast aboard the Amberjack II for a world disarmament talks discussion with Davis. Ambassador-at-large to Europe No man H. Davis is to board the Amberjack II after rendezvousing with the president, with the destroyer Bernadou guiding the approach.
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Davis
President
H. Davis
Pittsburgh Man Drowns During Slippery Rock Picnic
A Pittsburgh youth Harry Nosegott, 20, of Castle Shannon Boulevard, drowned Sunday evening in Slippery Rock Creek about a thousand feet north of the B. F. Butler cottage near Rose Point. A picnic party of about 20 from Pittsburgh, including L. G. Bishop, Gordon Augenstein, and several young women, arrived to swim. Nosegott disappeared after saying he was going to the car for matches. his body was recovered about an hour later by L. G. Bishop. First aid was given. police were notified. Continued on page two.
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Harry Notegott
Castle Shannon Boulevard
Pittsburgh
Slippery Rock Creek
B. F. Butler
Rose Point
Harry Nosegott
L. G. Bishop
First Street
Verons
Gordon Augenstein
Clara Street
Castle Shannon
Leona Fricke
South
New Castle
Dixie
Drive for Recognition of Soviet Russia Under Way
A major campaign in Washington seeks quick diplomatic recognition of Soviet Russia. Sponsored by the United States Board of Trade and Senator Norris with support from Senator Borah and Senator Elmer Thomas, the effort uses public statements and private opinions on trade gains to press for action. Continued on Page Two.
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International News Service
Washington
Russia
United States Board of Trade
Norris
Republican
Nebraska
William E. Borahff
Idaho
Elmer Thomas
Oklahoma
Sister Aimee Baby Rumor Quelled By Hospital Visit
A Santa Monica dispatch reports a sensational claim about Sister Aimee having a baby. Authorities confirm she was hospitalized for an examination and to ensure current health, dismissing the rumor as unfounded. The article notes the episode follows a quake and emphasizes verification of public figures' status.
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Santa Monica
Cal
Calimformia
Nas
Aimee
Wes
Kenneth Buck Faces 24 Years Term In Prison
Boston June 26 Kenneth Buck the convicted kidnapper of 10 year old Peggy McMath faces solitary confinement at Charlestown State Prison for 24 hours before transfer to the general population. Warden James J Hogsett says Buck will be assigned work suited to him and a new trial motion has been filed by Barnstable officials claiming government withheld important facts. Cyril Buck, acquitted as Buck’s contact man, resumes his garage business near Harwich while the Buck case proceeds.
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Edward F. Hanity
Buck
Cyril Buck
Kebnoth
Herwichpark
Sixty Seven Killed In Sumatra Quake
An international report says sixty seven people died when a sharp earthquake struck south of Bankoelen Sumatra. Batavia and Batayin shook as tremors disrupted Moenza Doewa Sinippani gan and palerban. Nine dead and two hundred seventy houses destroyed at Kola.
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International News Servier
Amsterdam
Bankoelen
Sumatra
Batayin
Dave
Batavia
Palerban
Moenza Doewa
Sinippanigan
Kola
Six Hundred Opponents Of Hitler Arrested
Berlin reports a nationwide police sweep under the national government labeling arrests as protective. More than six hundred political figures including 560 Social Democrat and Communist officials were detained in Magdeburg Frankfurt Hamburg and Bremen. In Munich 30 Polesists and leaders of Bayernwacht were among those seized along with Prelate Leicht and former finance minister Herr Schaeffer.
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International Newu Sorviers
Berlin
Adolf
Frankfurt
Bremen
Munich
Naai
Bavarian People's Party
League of Bayernwacht
Prince Karl von Wrede
Baron Hirsch
Baron von Lex
Wittelsbach
Bavaria
Bamberg
Leicht
Herr Schaeffer
Local Foresters In Tioga County Arrive At Camp
Tioga county reports Kew Castle's second forester company of 64 arrived at its forest camp near semit af Asaph, transferred from Fort Washington Md. Camp 92 hosts Company 1354 nearly 234 miles from New Castle along the Roosevelt highway. A letter from Donald Lanigan Union township youth recites week highlights. a four foot rattlesnake caused quick excitement.
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Kew Castle
Semit
Af Asaph
Tioga County
Fort Washington
New Castle
Roosevelt Highway
Donald Lanigan
Union Township
Union High
When Your Temperature Rises in Arctic Imagery
A quirky verse urges readers to stay calm during a heatwave by imagining Greenland’s icy peaks and Byrd at the South Pole. It contrasts the warming city scene with cool, soggy comfort, encouraging steady, cool thinking despite rising temps.
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Gus
Greenland
Cee
Byrd
South Pole
Tovadder
Enhipe
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Secretary of Commerce
Plan
PA Newc
Daily Weather Report
New England
Columbia, N. J
A.L. Johnson
Wilmington Road
France
Zation
Cable
David Hutton
Evangelist
Hutton
Peggy McCray
Oklahoma Oil
Alexander Grey
Peggy
Jaturmvi Fis News Si
Indianapolis
Ind
Hoosier State
Doug. JR
Holding
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Doctors Hospital
James F. Bailey
Bailey
Sandusky
Helena Youngblood
Robin Ritter
Ritter
Akron
Barberton
Jdeath
G Notsrist
Ray Potts
Anna Borah
14Th Street
Barbarton
Harberton-Southern
Lakeman Bay
Roque Island
Campobello Island
Roosevelt
Southwest Harbor
Slippery Rock
Creek
Rose Foint
Soviet
TRADS
N Lars
Kenneth Buck
McMath
Hitler
State Forest
Arthur Mometer
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