Bomb blast wounds four at St Peter's Cathedral
Four persons were wounded when a bomb exploded in the St Peter's Cathedral anteroom between the gates and church doors. The blast caused minor damage and led to a 45 minute closure while fragments were collected. Police arrested Demetrius Solamon, a Greek citizen, who reportedly admitted placing the battered suitcase bomb. Pope Pius blessed the injured at a hospital shortly after.
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St. Peter's Cathedral
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Spain
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Pittsburgh Man Drowns In Slippery Rock
A Pittsburgh man is the drowning victim found in Slippery Rock. At about 6 40 oclock Inn requested a pul motor to assist the drowning case. Officers Lockard and Cooper responded with a pul motor used immediately but the body had been in the water about an hour before recovery.
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Slippery Rock
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Carl Lockard
Richard Cooper
Drowning Victim Nosegott Identified as Pittsburgh Youth
Coroner Potter concludes Harry Nosegott dove and struck his head on rocks while returning to a group in the water. He had minor facial bruises and little water in the lungs. Despite limited swimming expertise, he was an experienced swimmer. The Pittsburgh youth, son of Frank and Marcella, lived on Castle Shanties boulevard and is survived by two sisters and a brother. Body taken to family residence for funeral arrangements.
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Marcella Noiegott
Castle Shanties Boulevard
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West Worth
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Ada Fuller
New Castle
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Estella Campbell
Isaac Puller
South Carolina
J. W. Helly
Greenwood Cemetery
Hutton Ill in Paris Hospital as Husband Forks Decision
Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton, evangelist at Angelus Temple, lies seriously ill in a Paris hospital. A Paris press claim of a baby birth is suspected as a plant to leak news to Los Angeles. Husband David Hutton Jr. has been summoned but delays travel until direct word from his wife.
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Europe
Third Week of London Parley Under Scrutiny
The Paris conference enters its third week with critics saying the talks fail on key points. American delegates face sharp criticism for resisting dollar stabilization, a prerequisite for progress on other economic issues. France backs Bonnet, signaling resolve to avoid blame for any collapse. Hull’s statement on aligning domestic and international programs draws press scrutiny.
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Drive for Recognition of Soviet Russia Under Way
Senate debate continues on recognizing the Soviet regime with claims of immediate benefits to agriculture and machine industries. Senator Thomas backs recognition and discusses potential settlements of debts contracted by previous governments, noting alleged repudiation as a reason for past U.S. nonrecognition.
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Charge Financiers Getting Monopoly On Whiskey Supply
Washington June 26 Charges that financiers seek a monopoly of whiskey production in the United States may be presented to Attorney General Homer Cummings. A holding company controls about 65 percent of distillery capacity. a prewar large distillery with one-fifth of national capacity joined the group. Lawmakers study legislation to allocate production after repeal to prevent monopoly. Roosevelt licensing power under the National Recovery Act could also be used.
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Four Fliers In Bombing Plane Die In Crash
Langley Field Virginia reports four fliers dead after a bombing plane crashed in the James River near Rushmere on Saturday. The crew listed includes Lt Lewis Hovyah 34 from Elkhorn Wisconsin Lt Howard MacKelean from Baltimore and mechanics Albert C Oliver 33 from Smithfield WN G and Charles C Sayre 22 from Philadelphia. Residents saw an in air explosion around 10 p m Saturday and a search followed when the bomber did not return.
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Rushmere
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Kuhn Loeb & Co Probe To Start
Washington reports a Senate inquiry into Kuhn Loeb & Company and its boom era finances. Ferdinand Pecora directs the probe with Otto Kahn among the expected witnesses, tracing parallels to Morgan controls over industries via holding companies.
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Infant killed by freight train near Erie Pa
Donald Drayer aged 20 months, son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Drayer of Mill Village, wandered from his yard and was struck by an Erie railroad freight train. His mangled body was found beside the tracks as searchers urged caution. The coroner ruled the death accidental.
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Pane wc observes a scenic drive and highway revival
The article notes a Sunday option for wood scenery with hills and reports auto traffic in the district rebounding this summer. It mentions weed catching in the city and a chance to increase employment, plus an incident of an awning being painted in orange paint on the city outskirts.
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Former Pittsburgh Bank President Given Two Years
Charles A. Bardolph, former president of Franklin Savings and Trust, was fined 1000 dollars and sentenced to two years in criminal court by Judge William H. McNaugher. An appeal to the superior court stayed the sentence and Bardolph was released under 5000 dollars bond pending appeal after being found guilty on 11 counts of making false entries in bank 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 a freight-sacking gang on Lincoln and William Penn highways. Judge Samuel H. Gardner sentenced Patsy Tierno of New Alexandria to five to ten years in the workhouse, Ray mond Tierna to 18 months to five years, and Joseph Hanlon Fitts burgh to an indefinite term in Huntingdon reformatory. Tierna became a state’s witness after escaping Torrance State Hospital, aiding convictions of other gang members for receiving stolen goods.
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Lincoln
William Poon
Criminal Court
Samuel H. Gardner
Patsy Tierno
New Alexandria
Raymond
Joseph Hanlon
Fittsburgh
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Pitsy
Jurges to Marry Mary Huyette in Philadelphia
Chicago Cubs shortstop Bill Jurges and Mary Huyette a 29 year old Reading Pennsylvania worker will wed in Philadelphia tomorrow plans disclosed today Jurges who is 35 first met Huyette three years ago when he played for Reading in the International League He gained headlines last summer after being shot by Violet Vallia Popovich for refusing her advances
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Albion Woman Fatally Injured After Fall From Scaffold
Anna Steinhoff, 41, of Albion, suffered a broken back after falling 12 feet from a breachers while watching a motorcycle stunt program. She remained near death at Hamel hospital in Erie, Pennsylvania, as of today.
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Erie
Anna Steinhoff
Albion
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Deaths of the Day Abraham Marlin and others
Obituary notices recall Abraham Marlin a longtime New Castle merchant and community leader born in Russia in 1887 who died at 64 after a long illness. The column lists survivors, funeral details at Temple Israel, and other obituaries including Berry Fuller, Ida Shenson, and Abram Keefer with funeral arrangements and brief life notes.
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Never Neglect A Slight Wound Advice Card
Advice on wound care stressing washing cuts burns and bruises immediately. Recommends San-Cura Medicated Bean for washing followed by San-Cura Ointment and Antigopiuic products, claiming to remove inflammation stop pain and speed healing. Presented as a consumer health reminder with product mentions.
Funeral services note Civil War veteran and relatives
A Civil War veteran long respected in the district, a Mercer resident for thirty to forty years, is survived by four daughters. Funeral with full military honors drew a large crowd. Miss Ida Foster Poster’s services were held at her sister’s East Main Street home with J. G. Bennett presiding. Interment followed at Union City.
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Geoil Shenson
East Reynolas Street
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Russia
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H. L. Shenson
San Francisco
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Jacob Shenson
Ellwood City
Annie Bolotin
Martha Feldman
Elwood City
Samuel Shenson
Louisville, Ey
Wolf Lavine
Rachel Levine
Melteesport
Buntey
East
Reynolds Street
Reaubi Morris Shifman
Tifereth Israel Cemetery
Miss Foster
Miss Ida Poster
J. 5. McKibben
East Main Street
J. GS. Bennett
First Christian Church
Union City
Dry Cleaners Unite for National Code in New Castle
Four locally owned New Castle dry cleaning plants joined with Lawrence County peers to aid the National Association of Cleaners and Dyers in forming a national code of fair competition under the National Industrial Recovery Act. Western Pennsylvania branch leaders will submit codes for government consideration, with about 145 New Castle employees on rolls and nearly 600 dependents tied to the plants.
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Lawrence County
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Appoint Ross Aubel as City Fireman
Ross Aubel of 131 Hillcrest Avenue was appointed to the city fire department to fill the vacancy created by J. B. Zeltler's dismissal for absence without permission. D. O. Davies recommended the hire. Ben Hartland to serve temporarily until July 1. Eligible firemen listed include William Runkle Frank Parkent Zach Ailerton and Foss Aubel.
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Sheriff Reports Record Low County Jail Inmates
Sheriff Frank Johnston says the county jail holds 29 prisoners, the fewest since he took office. At least four will be released this week, reducing to 22 if no new commitments occur. The peak count reached 1168 before the liquor sale law changed.
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Travel pen that safeguards your meals on trips
A compact durable pen promises satisfaction on vacations by avoiding food pen loss. Priced inexpensively, it features a neat appearance, solid gold paint, and reliable ink supply for on the go use.
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Former Pastor McConnell Visits City for Reunions
The Rev W G McConnell former pastor of Fourth Presbyterian church arrives from Chicago for a multi week stay. He plans to attend Volant college and Fourth Presbyterian church reunions, visit former members and relatives including Mrs S O Drake in Mercer Mrs W C Heasley in Meadville and his aunt Mrs J A McConnell in town. He recently lived in Colorado and the west.
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Johnstone to Address World War Veterans in Lawrence County
World War veterans and friends are invited to an evening meeting of the World War Veterans of Lawrence County at their meeting rooms 106 East Washington Street. Rev. Charles Warren Johnstone of Central Christian Church will be the speaker. Officials plan fan installations to improve comfort for attendees.
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