Four New York Airmen To Hunt For Lost Flier
Four New York aviators departed Floyd Bennett Airport in a Helldiver monoplane to scour Alaska for Jimmy Mallern, a round the world flyer missing for nearly a month. William Alexander piloted the craft with Fred Fetterman Mattern a mechanic Harold Person and Thomas Abbey. Abbey and Person stay home. The search plane heads to Dayton to collect gear and then Chicago to study pattern maps. Alaska search blocks will be 600 miles square for a methodical hunt.
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International News Service
New ‘York
Floyd Bennett Airport
Jimmy “Mailiern
Mallern
Burink Sea
William Alexander
Brooklyn
Fred Fetterman
Mattern
Flying Feld
Fiarold Person
Thomas G. Abbey
Person
Abbey
Alaska
Dayton
Hugh Herndon
Rudy Arnold
Bennett
Chicago
Alesks
Parley Appeals to Roosevelt to Avert Collapse
The article reports United States and Britain discussions on a declaration amid a gold bloc push. Britain refuses unless the United States agrees, with a cable to Washington last night stating the desirability of Gen- eral approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
United States
Britain
Algus Alao
Washington
Gold standard debate shapes allied pledge at conference
A tense currency declaration seeks return to gold rate by gold nations while non gold nations like Britain and the United States are urged to show support. Prime Minister MacDonald asserts Britain's cautious stance against rushing Roosevelt, who is urged to sign only after full consideration, as American policy is relayed from Moley in Washington.
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Britain
United States
J. Rameau MacDonald
Roosevelt
MacDonald
Tates States
Kent Roosevelt
Raymond Moley
Washington
Leesburg
Icahn touts avoiding fixed charges and large underwritten blocks
Icahn argues Pennrosd Corporation saved millions by avoiding fixed charges and large underwritten security blocks. He says the organizers were advised against preferred stock and moral obligations that strain payouts, emphasizing a debt-light structure without fixed charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennrosd Corporation
Icahn
Allegheny Corporation
Dr Clyde King Loses State Job by Court Decree
Chief Justice Robert Frazer writes the opinion that recess appointments must be acted on promptly by the state senate. The ruling holds that failure to confirm these appointments automatically cancels them and removes Dr Clyde King from the state position. The decision interprets public service commission laws and places Goodnough in the vacant post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde King
Goodnough
Robert 8. Frazer
Public Service Commission
State Senate
Maxwell James Nelson Maxwell died at 72 in Washington street residence
James Nelson Maxwell aged 72 of Washington street died at his home Thursday June 20 after a long illness. He was born September 10, 1830 in Lawrence County, son of James A and Nancy Morrison Maxwell. Survived by wife Stella A Hughey Maxwell, nine children Hazel Harriet Agerrath Howard George Arthur Raymond John and little June, four grandchildren, sister Mrs Minnie Palmer of Upper Rock and two brothers Thomas M Maxwell of Denver and Harry Maxwell of On City. Funeral Saturday at 1 pm with Rev S Copeland and Rev R Fredericks officiating. Interment in Savannah cemetery.
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James Nelson
Maxwell
Washington ‘Street
Thureday
Dineas, Wan
Lawrence County
James A
Nancy Morrison Maxwell
Mars
Stella’ A. Hughey
Hazel
Harriet
Agerrath
Howard
George
Arthur
Raymond
John
Osluary ‘Presbyterian Church
Savannah Cemetery
Charles L. Ross
Charles L. Rose
Pennsylvania Railroad
Emerson ‘Avenue
Umeda
Mr. Rosé
Pittsburgh
George and
Jesssle Rose
Pennsylvena Railroad
John William White
Corry
Averiue
Barberton
Citizens Hospital
Seiberling Rubber, Company
Stella White
Billy
Wilbur
Bernard
Harry Robinson
OL Sampson Street
White
Robinson
Sampson Street
Greenwood
Heat and death toll from searing summer heat in Greensburg
News briefs report three Westmoreland residents dying in the heat plus other incidents. William Long, 55, New Stanton, found hanged at his farm. Wood Cliro, 26, Mt Pleasant, dived into a pool and died of a heart attack. Thomas Easton, 71, Mt Pleasant, died in his garden. Dr Michael Misliz, 65, collapsed after exam at Park East Hospital. Also local items mention a mine entombment and a fatal injury to Michael Christ and Branley Zeanoskle. A San Diego dry or wet vote test features John Odom and Albert Olsen contemplating a stunt in the bay.
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Greensburg
Westmoreland
Wiliam Long
New Stanton
Wood Cliro
Mt. Pleasant
Rodney
Thomas Easton
San Diego
Cal
Arkansas
John Odom
Albert D. Olsen
Intan Diego Bay
Odom
Olsen
Holiday traffic and repairs boost Edenburg area activity
The city awakens to holiday crowds en route to weekend trips as repairs finish on Edenburg’s small bridge and road surfaces. Rail traffic surges with more trains, while new post office construction advances toward corner stone laying. Local fishers expect a weekend rush and police report orders for fresh catches.
Grains market lifts on renewed buying in Chicago pits
International News Service reports a resumed bull move in grain trading in Chicago on June 30. Wheat closes about a cent below the day’s high, with corn up 1% to 1%4, rye steady to% higher, and barley 0 to 1% higher as late session buying pushes prices through the board before a noon close.
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International News Service
Chicago
Extradite Prisoner To Canton Ohio for Grand Larceny
Extradi tion papers issued for the return of Philp Kaplan from New Castle to Canton to stand trial on grand larceny. Kaplan accused of stealing brass journal hearings valued at 241.80 from the Pennsylvania Railroad Company last March. Prof. Moley noted as an authoritative source expected to manage orderly proceedings.
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T International News Service
Harrisburg
Philp Kaplan
New Castle
Canton
Kaplan
Brass Journal
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Iast
Public ceremony marks new building and program
A public ceremony and cornerstone event will honor the new post office building. Pres ident Robert F. Galbreath of Westminster College will give the keynote address in the hot afternoon. Postmasters Lake S. MacNab Edwin Crawford and David Moore will lay the stone with trowels donated by Rotary Kiwanis and Lions.
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Rotary
Kiwanis
Lions, Clubs
Curwensville, Pa
Pennsylvania Sandstone Corporation
Public Square
Compromise Reached On Currency Stabilization Plan
International News Service reports a compromise solution for currency stabilization was worked out in conference. The plan reaffirms gold as the best medium of exchange, calls for currency valuation rules, and urges restraint against speculation. It awaits President Roosevelt's approval and documentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internoonal News Service
Geologicss Museum
London
United States
Roosevelt
World Economic Conference
Eastman Kodak Outing Ad Promotes New Lineup
Eastman Films and Kodaks announce a Fourth of July outing and showcase three aristeur lines the Regular the Veérichrone and the New Super Sensitive. The ad touts a new ditty Kodak-ample in operation and prices as low.
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Eastman Films ‘and
Kodaks
Eastman
Kodak
New Aeronautics Division Formed In State Today
Harrisburg June 30 announces creation of a state division of aeronautics under the department of revenue. William A Reiter of Berwick is named assistant administrative executive in charge. Lieut Fred Nelson of Camp Hill is appointed technical expert. Kenneth Blackburn of Bedford is assistant engineer in charge of maintenance of leading fields and beacon lights. The division holds aviation jurisdiction in Pennsylvania except pilot and plane licensing, which remains with the federal department of commerce.
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General Assembly
Leon D. Metzger
William A Reiter
Berwick
Fred Nelson
Gamp Hill
Kenneth Blackburn
Bedford
Pennsylvania
Federal Department of Commerce
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Bering Bea
Ohio
KAHN
Yage Oma
Faye
Giza
Offutt’s
Bargain Center
Camden
N. J
Vladimir K
Zworykin
Rca-Victor
Institute of Radio Engineers
Dr. Zworykin
Davis
Arthur Davis
Fred Davis
Winter Avenus
Wilbur Flennery
John H. Adley Sr
R. Schuller
Earl Leslie
Jas. H. Elmore
Archie Gordon
Albert Bauman
Oakwood Cemetery
Sharon
Merlo
Mary Marsh
Hasen Street
St. Michael's Church
Kapitan
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Madeira Hill
Marion Heights
Michael Christ
Branley Zeanoskle
Térescay
Michael Misliz
Park Mast
Edenburg
Bcas
Police Department
John Haven
Cecil Buber
Buber
Planta
YW. C. A
West Pittsburg
Canton, Ohio
Moley
Washington Everninog Star
Scott
Lesged
Bolk
Mitlang, Mai Ee Fisher
R. J. Scott
Senate
F. ID
Sam HI. McGoun
Smith
Ladier Fisia
New Aeronautics
State Today
Department of Revenue
Metzger
Division of Aeronautics
Suit Club
Suosio
Butler Ave
Tio
Hamburg
Cigarentes
Chicory
Frank
Bulger Tobacco
Anderson’s New Food Store
N. Mill St
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