Bomb Blast Shakes St Peter's Cathedral Wounding Four
Four people were wounded in a bomb blast in an anteroom of St Peter's Cathedral in Vatican City. The attache case device caused no major structural damage and led to a 45 minute portico closure. A Greek citizen Demetrius Solamon, passport Spanish, was arrested and linked to the attack.
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International News Service
Vatican City
Vatican
St. Peter's Cathedral
Pope Pius
Vatican Library
Segni
St. Peter’s
Demetrius Solamon
St. Peter’s Cathedral
Solamon
Spain
Deaths of the Day in New Castle Community
Obituary notices detail Abraham Marlin a longtime merchant and civic figure born in Russia in 1867 who died at 66. Also noted are funeral plans for Miss Ida Foster and memorials for John Wesley Shaffer, Berry Fuller, Mrs. Ida Shenson, Abram Keefer, with various relatives and religious affiliations listed.
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Abraham Marlin
Jefferson Street
Mr. Marlin
Marlin
Russia
America
New Castle
Temple Israel Congregation
Tifereth Israel Congregation
B’rith Sholem
Bnai B’rith
Knights of Pythias
B. P. O. Ellis
Dorothy Marlin
William L. Casel
Theodore Marlin
City
Maurice
Jacob Marlin
Ida
Carolyn Cosel
Leah Marlin
David Marlin
Ida Shenson
Cecil Shenson
East
Reynolds Street
Shenson
Rabbi Cecil Shenson
H. L. Shenson
San Francisco
Cal
Jacob Shenson
Ellwood City
Annie Bolotin
Martha Feldman
Samuel Shenson
Louisville
Wolf Levine
Rachel Levine
McKeesport
East Reynolds Street
Morris Shifman
Tifereth Israel Cemetery
C. M. Bohn
Mont Forney
Carlisle Street
Girard
Trumbull County
Bohn
Abram Keefer
Keefer
Liberty Two
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Miss Foster
Miss Ida Foster
J. S. McKibben
East Main Street
G. S. Bennett
First Christian Church
Union City
Pittsburgh Man Drowns in Slippery Rock
A Pittsburgh man is reported as a drowning victim at Slippery Rock. Officers sent a pulmotor to aid, arriving as friends administered first aid. Despite immediate efforts, the body had been in the water about an hour before recovery.
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Potter
Noiegott
Harry Noiegott
Frank
Marcella Noiegott
Castle Shannon Boulevard
Pittsburgh
Slippery Rock
Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton Ill in Paris Hospital
Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton, evangelist of Angelus Temple, is seriously ill in a Paris hospital. Her husband David Hutton Jr. is summoned to her bedside as a Paris report questions a claimed birth and a supposed news leak. He doubts the Paris cable but says he will travel if called.
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Paris
Los Angeles
Hutton
Aimee Semple McPherson-Hutton
Angelus Temple
David Hutton, Jr
Harriet Jordan
Miss Jordan
Bernice Middleton
Europe
Third Week Of London Parley Begins To Falter
The third week of the London conference shows widespread criticism of the American stance to stabilize the dollar. French officials press for agreement on other economic issues and France backs Bonnet in Paris to avoid blame for a potential breakdown. Hull’s denial of incompatibility between domestic and international programs is judged by the press as faulty reasoning.
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Paris
Bonnet
France
Hull
Drive for Recognition of Soviet Russia Urges Swift Action
Senator Thomas joined Norris in urging immediate recognition of the Soviet regime. He argued recognition would aid agriculture and machine industries and allow discussions to settle debts contracted by earlier governments. The Republican administration previously withheld recognition over alleged repudiation of those debts.
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Thomas
Norris
Financiers Move Toward Whiskey Supply Monopoly
Financiers seek near monopoly of U S whiskey production as prohibition repeal approaches. A holding company reportedly controls 55 percent of distillery capacity and a major prewar distillery with one fifth of national capacity joined the group. Congress or President Roosevelt licensing powers may counter the trend under anti trust and regulatory proposals.
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Williams
Neal International News Service
International News Service
Washington
United States
Homer Cummings
Congress
Roosevelt
Four Fliers Die in Langley Plane Crash Over James River
Langley Field Va June 26 Four fliers died in a bombing plane crash in the James River near Rushmere. Bodies recovered after weather and conditions delayed retrieval. Victims aboard the flight from Baltimore included Lt Lewis Horrah Jr 24 of Elkhorn Wis Lt Howard MacKelnan of Baltimore Mechanic Albert C Oliver 33 of Smithfield NC and Mechanic Charles C Sayre 22 of Philadelphia. Residents reported an in air explosion about 10 pm Saturday.
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International News Service
Langley Field
James River
Rushmere
Baltimore
Navy Flying Field
Lewis Horrah, Jr
Elkhorn
Wis
Howard MacKelnan
Albert C. Oliver
Smithfield
N. C
Charles C. Sayre
Philadelphia
Kuhn Loeb Probe to Open in Senate Inquiry
The Senate inquiry into Kuhn, Loeb & Co begins tomorrow led by Ferdinand Pecora. Otto Kahn and other firm members are expected to testify as the investigation probes the bank's boom era financing and ties to Morgan interests.
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International News Service
Washington
Kuhn, Loeb & Company
J. P. Morgan & Company
International Finance
Senate
Ferdinand Pecora
New York
Kuhn-Loeb & Company
Morgan
Otto Kahn
Infant killed by freight train near Erie PennA
Donald Drayer twenty month old son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Drayer of Mill Village suburb was struck by an Erie railroad freight train after wandering from home. Frantic searchers found his mangled body beside the tracks. Coroner's office ruled the death accidental.
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International News Service
Erie
Donald Drayer
Ralph Drayer
Mill Village
Erie Railroad
Local traffic and painting scenes emerge in district notes
The report notes auto traffic reviving on district highways this summer. It mentions weed cutting in the city and a potential rise in occupation opportunities. Pa Nene recalls an awning painting incident observed on a Saturday with bright orange paint used near the city outskirts.
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Pa Nene
Former Pittsburgh Bank President Sentenced for False Entries
Charles A. Bardolph, former president of Franklin Savings and Trust, was fined $1,000 and sentenced to two years by Judge William H. McNaugher. An appeal stays the sentence, Bardolph released on $5,000 bond pending appeal. He was found guilty on 11 counts of making false entries in the bank's books.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Charles A. Bardolph
Franklin Savings and Trust Company
William H. McNaugher
Bardolph
Highway Robbers Sentenced In Pittsburgh Case
Three youths pleaded guilty to highway robbery tied to hijackings of freight trucks on Lincoln and William Penn highways. Patsy Tierno 30 New Alexandria received five to ten years, Raymond 20 got 18 months to five years, and Joseph Hanlon Pittsburgh received an indefinite sentence at Huntingdon reformatory. Tierno turned state's evidence after escaping Torrance state hospital, aiding convictions of other gang members.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Lincoln
William Penn
Criminal Court
Samuel H. Gardner
Patsy Tierno
New Alexandria
Raymond
Joseph Hanlon
Huntingdon Reformatory
Torrance State Hospital
Insance
Jurges to Marry Mary Huyette in Philadelphia
Chicago Cubs shortstop Bill Jurges and Mary Huyette of Reading Pa will wed in Philadelphia tomorrow plans were announced today Huyette works in a beauty shop Jurges aged 25 first met her three years ago with the Reading club and earlier drew headlines after being shot by Violet Vallia Popovich for declining advances
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International News Service
Philadelphia
Bill Jurges
Chicago Cubs
Mary Huyette
Reading
Huyette
Jurges
Reading Club
International League
Violet Vallia Popovich
Albion Woman Fatally Injured in Bleacher Fall
Erie Pa June 26 Mrs Anna Steinhoff 41 of Albion died from injuries after falling 12 feet from bleachers during a motorcycle stunt program at Hamot hospital she was near death today with a broken back.
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International News Service
Erie
Anna Steinhoff
Albion
Hamot Hospital
Never Neglect A Small Wound Wash and Ointment Ad
Public health style advertisement urges immediate care for any cut burn or bruise. Recommends washing with San-Cura Medicated Soap applying San-Cura Ointment to prevent infection and ease healing. Promotes San-Cura Ointment at 35c and San-Cura Soap at 25c available in all drug stores.
Dry Cleaners Unite to Aid National Code Formation
Four New Castle dry cleaning plants in Lawrence county joined the Western Pennsylvania branch of the industry to form a code of competition under the National Industrial Recovery Act. The group aims to submit a code for government approval with about 145 New Castle employees and nearly 600 dependents linked to the plants.
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New Castle
Lawrence County
National Association of Cleaners and Dyers
Western Pennsylvania
National Association
Appoint Ross Aubel as City Fireman
Ross Aubel of 131 Hillcrest Avenue was named to the city fire department after a council meeting in City Hall. He fills the vacancy created by the dismissal of J B Zeitler for absence without permission. Aubel’s appointment becomes effective July 1 with Ben Hartland serving temporarily until then.
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Ross Aubel
Hillcrest Avenue
Aubel
D. O. Davies
J. B. Zeitler
Rubel
Ben Hartland
Jail Inmates Drop as Sheriff Reports Record Low
Sheriff Frank Johnston says the county jail holds 29 prisoners, the fewest since he took office. Four more releases planned this week could reduce to 25 if no new commitments occur. The peak was 118 inmates before beer sales were legalized, with many arrests for liquor law violations.
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Frank Johnston
Johnston
Former Pastor Visits In City
The Rev. W. G. McConnell of the Fourth Presbyterian church arrived from Chicago after attending the Century of Progress. He plans several weeks visiting friends and relatives, attends the Volant college reunion, and the Fourth Presbyterian church reunion. He will visit former church members and his sisters Mrs. S. O. Drake and Mrs. W. C. Heasley, and his aunt Mrs. J. A. McConnell.
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W. G. McConnell
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Chicago
Century of Progress
Volant College
S. O. Drake
Mercer
W. C. Heasley
Meadville
J. A. McConnell
North Street
Colorado
West
Johnstone to Speak at World War Veterans Meeting
Rev. Charles Warren Johnstone of Central Christian church will address World War Veterans of Lawrence County at 106 East Washington Street this evening. Officers plan to install fans in the hall for attendee comfort.
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Lawrence County
East Washington Street
Charles Warren Johnstone
Central Christian Church
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Avery J. Grossfield
Temple Israel
Oak Park Cemetery
Mr. Shaffers
John Wesley Shaffer
Princeton
F. G. Wright
Irwin
Oak Grove U. P. Church
C. G. Johnston
Center U. P. Church
Paul McCracken
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Rose Point
Charles McCormick
Oak Grove U. P
F. S. Black
Warren
O. Robert
Dale Myers
Helen Myers
Scott Kildoo
Grant Shaffer
William Munnell
George Weller
Murray McCaslin
Murray Frew
Hermon Cemetery
Berry Fuller
West North St
South Caroline
Carr
Ada Fuller
St. Paul’s Baptist Church
Mattie Stevenson
Estella Campbell
Isaac Fuller
South Carolina
Murphy’s
A. m
England
Giant Banena
Aimee M’pherson Hutton
David Is
Leary
London
Soviet
General Electric
A. C. and
D. C
East Washington St
Virginia
Penna
Cream
Rieck-McJunkin Dairy Co
PA Newg
Pittsburgh Bank
Zeitler
William Runkle
Frank Sargent
Zach Allerton
H. Lloyd Rich
Optometrist
N. Mill
Columbia University
New Castile
Jchildren Givan Svectal Care
Smith
Serge
Basket
Montrose
Johnstone
Morgan-Burrows Motor Co
Plymouth and Desoto Distributors
Phofte
UWS. Tires
Battery & Electric Service Co. Inc
Mercer Street
Suit Club
Wyatt R. Campbell
East North Street
Neshannock Avenue
New Wilmington
Penn
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