Action Program For Business Is Being Arranged
Washington June 26 America's high power anti low mood committee of leading business men met with Secretary of Commerce Roper to plan a long term program for business and industry. The group will cooperate with the Industrial Control Recovery Administration and includes Walter C. Teagle Gerard Swope Henry Harriman Alexander Legge Alfred Sloan Pierre Dupont Walter Gifford and Melvin Traylor new members include Sidney Wineberg R M Weyerhaeuser William Woodward John Elliott and David Coker. The committee will advise on continued department activities as many functions are trimmed.
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International News Service
Washington
America
Roper
Industrial Control Recovery Administration
Walter C. Teagle
Standard Oil Company of New Jersey
Gerard Swope
General Electric Company
Henry I. Harriman
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Alexander Legge
International Harvester Company
Alfred P. Sloan
General Motors Corporation
Pierre du Pont
E. I. Dupont de Nemours Company
Walter Gifford
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Melvin A. Traylor
Chicago
Earth Tremor Felt Across New England Towns
Stamford residents reported a morning tremor at 9 15 lasting about 15 seconds with a muffled rumble. Downtown buildings shook but no damage occurred. The quake was felt along the Long Island Sound shore and inland to Greenwich Rye and White Plains New York.
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International News Service
Stamford
Conn
Long Island Sound
Greenwich
Rye
White Plains
N. Y
Third Week Of London Parley Under Way
London June 26 The world economic conference enters its third week with Prime Minister MacDonald calling it a week of coordination. The conference president offered little clarity on how coordination will be achieved as U S delegates face criticism from British and continental press.
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MacDonald
George R. Holmes
International News Service
Geological Museum
London
Davis to Confer With President Aboard Amberjack II
In Lakeman Bay Roque Island Me June 26 President Roosevelt plans to board the Amberjack II after a 40 mile sail from Mis-Goal Campobello to discuss the world disarmament conference with Davis the American ambassador at large to Europe. The Bernadou destroyer will escort the president and Davis to rendezvous off Punny Bay for the parley.
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International News Service
Lakeman Bay
Roque Island
Campobello Island
Roosevelt
Southwest Harbor
Norman H. Davis
Europe
Davis
Bernadou
Boston
Bay of Pundy
Axis crackdown nets six hundred political arrests across Germany
Berlin reports a nationwide police sweep arresting over 600 opponents of Hitler. Among the detainees are deputies in the Reichstag and provincial diets, 560 Social Democrat and Communist officials in Magdeburg and other cities, 30 Polish Party figures in Munich, leaders of monarchist groups, and Prelate Leicht with Bavarian allies. A former finance minister, Herr Schaeffer, is also seized.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Magdeburg
Senftleben
Hamburg
Frankfort
Bremen
Munich
Bavarian People’s Party
Monarchist League of Bayernwacht
Prince Karl von Wrede
Baron Hirsch
Baron von Lex
Wittelsbach
Bavaria
Bamberg
Leicht
Herr Schaeffer
Local detours unchanged by Pennsylvania Highway Department
No new detours are planned in the district for the coming week per the Pennsylvania Highway Department detour bulletin. The sole major oiling project runs from Mercer to Clark in Mercer County with berm and gutter work ongoing on the New Wilmington to Mercer highway. A rain event on the East Side surprised residents, while limestone has been dumped along the Highland Heights to New Wilmington road for future berm work.
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Pennsylvania Highway Department
Mercer
Clark
Mercer County
Highland Heights
New Wilmington
State Highway Department
Wilmington To
Daily Weather Report Totals From 9 A.M. Readings
U S weather statistics for the 24 hour period ending at 9 o clock this morning show a maximum of 89 and a minimum of 67 with trace precipitation and an river stage of 3.7 feet. For the 24 hour period ending at 9 o clock Sunday morning the figures are a maximum of 96 and a minimum of 54 with trace precipitation.
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U. S
Intended Hold Up Ends in Gunfire at Fountain Lake
W. P. Westmoreland of Houston defended his wife and himself when two masked men attempted a hold up near Fountain Lake Arkansas. Nolan Brady of Conway was killed by gunfire and Clem Holman of Minneka Oklahoma was wounded. Westmoreland was taken to a garage for help. doctors said he will not survive.
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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
Okla
Holman
Rural Letter Carrier Hurt in Morning Auto Crash
A rural letter carrier A L Johnson of Highland Heights was hospitalized with fair condition after a morning collision at Clenmore Boulevard and the New Wilmington highway. Architect Robert A Eckles and Wayne Snyder suffered bruises. cars were damaged and a substitute carrier Mrs Cora Best covered routes.
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A. L. Johnson
Highland Heights
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Robert A. Eckles
Wayne Snyder
Clenmore Boulevard
New Wilmington
Johnson
New Wilmington Road
Eckles
Snyder
New Castle
Return Engine Service Here
Announcement by Terminal Trainmaster J L Thoman of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad states passenger engine crews on Chicago to Washington through trains will be changed in New Castle starting Tuesday. About 27 men will be re employed and service was previously handled in Willard Ohio. Business has been increasing with a new yard crew and more road crews returning to work.
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J. L. Thoman
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Chicago
Washington
New Castle
Willard, O
Two Guardsmen Injured in Plane Crash near Columbia NJ
Two Pennsylvania national guardsmen survived a field crash Sunday north of Columbia New Jersey. First Lieut. Arthur S. Cox of Delaware Water Gap PA escaped with lacerations and bruises while Private Frank Grotowsk i of Philadelphia suffered a broken right arm. They were treated at the Portland Pennsylvania hospital.
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International News Service
Columbia
N. J
Pennsylvania National
Aimee McPherson Hutton Ill in Paris Hospital
Aimee McPherson Hutton, famed Los Angeles evangelist, is in very serious condition at the American hospital in Paris. Dr Charles Bove says she will likely stay six to eight weeks and that visitors are not allowed. He denies plastic surgery and cites an emergency operation 11 days ago with details unreleased.
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International News Service
Paris
Aimee McPherson Hutton
Los Angeles
Charles Bove
American Hospital
Two Cars Damaged in Route 19 Auto Crash
One man sustained a lacerated arm requiring four stitches and two new automobiles were badly damaged in a Sunday morning crash on Route 19 near Portersville. Charles Ott of Rose Point was injured. George Filfinger of Cleveland drove the cars from Cleveland to Washington. The patrol reports Otto was on the wrong side of the road and in a dazed condition after the wreck. He received medical attention from a Portersville physician.
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Charles Ott
Rose Point
Portersville
Corporal Lawton
State Highway Patrol
Cleveland
Washington
George Filfinger
Detroit Avenue
Highway Patrol
Otto
Deaths in the City Include Five Local Residents
A death record lists Abraham Marlin age 66 of 215 North Jefferson street Harry Noiegott age 20 of Pittsburgh Berry Fuller age 72 of 806 West North street Mrs Ida Shenson age 78 of 234 East Reynolds street as local residents noted in the notice, detailing ages and addresses.
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Abraham Marlin
North Jefferson Street
Harry Noiegott
Pittsburgh
Berry Fuller
West North Street
Ida Shenson
East Reynolds Street
Pittsburgh Man Drowns During Slippery Rock Picnic
A Pittsburgh group near Rose Point reported Harry Noiegott twenty from Castle Shannon on a picnic at Slippery Rock creek. He disappeared after leaving to fetch matches and was found by fellow party member about an hour later. First aid was given. New Castle police were notified.
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Pittsburgh
Harry Noiegott
Castle Shannon Boulevard
Slippery Rock Creek
B. F. Butler
Rose Point
L. G. Bishop
First Street
Verona
Gordon Augenstein
Clara Street
Castle Shannon
Leona Fricke
South Hills
Mt. Oliver
Elizabeth Augenstein
Margaret Barrer
Sarenac Avenue
Beech View
Noiegott
New Castle
Dixie
Will Roge Says Sister Aimee Had A Baby Visit
Special to The News from Santa Monica California reports a sensational claim about Sister Aimee receiving a baby in hospital. The piece notes the hospital visit aimed at saving the present generation rather than ensuring the future.
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Santa Monica
Cal
California
Aimee
Showers Bring Heat Relief To Pennsylvanians
Scattered showers brought relief to sweltering Pennsylvanians in Pittsburgh. One death from heat prostration raised the toll to two in the latest heat wave. Parks and pools saw thousands seeking relief as temperatures rose into the 90s. Forecaster W S Brotzman said showers will keep temperatures lower today and noted June rainfall was unusually dry at .77 inch, 2.39 inches below average.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
W. S. Brotzman
Brotzman
Bank Robbery Turns Fatal In Lacrosse Indiana
Four gunmen robbed the Lacrosse State Bank in Lacrosse Indiana and killed cashier W E Tennell aged 42. The robbers fled with less than 500 dollars. Police say another incident involved a plot to bomb James P Bailey car a councilman candidate. Helen Youngblood aged 20 was killed in Sandusky Ohio when Roland Ritter 21 crashed his car into a Pennsylvania coal train at a crossing.
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Lacrosse
Indiana
W. E. Tennell
Lacrosse State Bank
Galien
James P. Bailey
Bailey
Sandusky
Helen Youngblood
Rollin Ritter
Ritter
Indiana to repeal 18th Amendment at constitutional convention
Indianapolis reports the state will cast a formal ballot this afternoon with 246 to 83 votes to repeal the 18th Amendment. Indiana will end 15 years of prohibition at the third state constitutional convention in its history.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Hoosier
Douglas Fairbanks Jr Holds His Own At Doctors Hospital
New York June 26 Douglas Fairbanks Jr screen actor battles pneumonia for more than 24 hours and is reported holding his own at Doctors Hospital.
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New York
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Doctors Hospital
Barberton Girl Found Unconscious After Gas Hawk Hit
Anna Borah, 28, of Barberton, was found unconscious in a roadside ditch two miles south of Barberton on the Barberton-Southern road after lying there nine hours. Deputies said she was the victim of a "gas hawk" motorist and near death. She was picked up near Akron on June 26.
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Akron
Barberton
Ray Potts
Anna Borah
14Th Street
United States Presses Quick Recognition of Soviet Russia
A major drive in Washington to gain rapid diplomatic recognition of Soviet Russia gained momentum. Supported by the United States Board of Trade and Senator Norris, the effort counted on Senators Borah and Elmer Thomas and involved public statements and private opinions stressing anticipated trade benefits from such action.
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International News Service
Washington
Russia
United States Board of Trade
Norris
Republican
Nebraska
William E. Borah
Idaho
Elmer Thomas
Oklahoma
Kenneth Buck Faces 24 Years Term In Prison
In Boston a convicted kidnapper Kenneth Buck begins solitary confinement at Charlestown State Prison for 10 year old Peggy McMath's abduction in Harwich last May. Officials will assign work after 24 hours. counsel seeks a new trial claiming government concealment of facts. Cyril Buck, acquitted, resumes garage business at Harwichport.
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International News Service
Boston
Charlestown State Prison
Kenneth Buck
Margaret
Peggy” McMath
Harwich
James J. Hogsett
Buck
Barnstable
Kenneth
Peggy
Edward F. Hanity
Cyril Buck
Harwichport
Sixty Seven Killed In Sumatra Quake
An earthquake south of Bankoelen Sumatra killed sixty seven people and disrupted Batavia communications. Palembang reports say homes were destroyed and lines broken between Moenta Deewa and Simppangan. Kota suffered nine deaths and 270 houses were destroyed.
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International News Service
Amsterdam
Bankoelen
Sumatra
Batavia
Java
Palemban
Moenta Deewa
Simppangan
Kota
Local Foresters In Tioga County Arrive At Asaph Camp
New Castle's second company of foresters, 84 strong, has reached a Tioga county forest camp near Asaph after transfer from Fort Washington Maryland. Company 1354 is the unit number with camp 92. A letter from Donald Lanigan recalls the first week, including a four foot rattlesnake encounter.
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New Castle
Asaph
Tioga County
Fort Washington
Roosevelt Highway
Donald Lanigan
Union Township
Union High
Keep Cool in Heat by Arthur Mometer
The piece urges readers to stay calm during hot weather. It evokes icy lands and polar imagery to contrast heat. It cautions against exertion and promotes relaxing and keeping cool despite the heat wave.
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Greenland
Iceland
Byrd
South Pole
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