Four New York Ammen To Hunt For Lost Flier
Four New Yorkers depart Floyd Bennett Airport in a Bellanca monoplane to search the Alaskan wastes for Jimmy Mattern missing for nearly a month after last seen crossing the Bering Sea. William Alexander pilots the rescue plane from Alaska base. funds and plans expand to Dayton for specialized equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Floyd Bennett Airport
Bellanica
Jimmy Mattern
Mattern
Parley Appeals to Roosevelt to Avert Collapse
The article reports on a Washington diplomatic scene where Parley appeals to President Roosevelt to prevent a collapse. It notes Britain refusing to join unless the United States signs, with cables from London and ongoing affirmations of desirability for a general agreement.
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Roosevelt
Kahn Claims Millions Saved in Pennroad Corporation
Kahn asserts the Pennroad Corporation was the best ever created by his team, claiming millions saved through strategic underwriting and security advice. The remarks suggest a continuation of earlier page one discussion on corporate governance and savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Izers
Pennroad Corporation
Kahn
Dr Clyde King Loses State Job by Court Decree
A court decree ends Dr Clyde King’s state employment after ruling that failure to confirm an automatic appointment cancels it. The decision mandates immediate follow through on appointments and actions accordingly.
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Clyde King
City bridges and trains signal busy holiday period
A repaired Edenburg bridge reopens on the regular highway as holiday traffic is expected to rise. An unusually large slate of candidates for city and county offices gathers crowds at public events while Tampa area tin plants raise wages. West Pittsburg rail traffic surges, and a new post office steel structure corner stone will be laid at 5 pm. Police announce plans for a fish fry with Chief Haven and Officer Suber off for a secret rendezvous to secure twelve pounds of fresh catch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Department
John Haven
Cecil Suber
Suber
Bull Market In Grains Resumed in Chicago Trade
Chicago June 30. A broad buying wave revived the bull movement in grains. Wheat led gains with percent to percent advances, rye and barley also higher while some ranges improved. Wheat closed near day’s high and most cereals finished near or at top. Market closed at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Chicago
Board of Trade
Extradite Prisoner To Canton Ohio
Extradition papers were issued today for the return of Philip Kaplan from New Castle to Canton Ohio to stand trial on a charge of grand larceny. Kaplan is accused in Canton of stealing brass journal bearings valued at 241.60 from the Pennsylvania Railroad last March. Prof Moley may be expected to assist in orderly proceedings.
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International News Service
URG
Philip Kaplan
New Castle
Canton
Kaplan
Brass Journal
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Prof. Moley
Deaths of the Day Highlight Local Notables
Obituary notices for Charles L. Rose a Pennsylvania Railroad boiler inspector and longtime resident, Arthur Davis Sr, and three others. Interments planned in Ashtabula Green-well and Greenwood cemeteries. Funeral details note Masonic service and family residences in Sharon and Barberton areas.
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Charles L. Rose
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mr. Rose
Pittsburgh
George and
Jesssie Rose
Anx
Minnie Casbourne Rose
Lawrence
Martha. Rose
Jessie Rose
Emer- Lee
Ashtabula
Heat claims three Westmoreland residents in scattered deaths
In Greensburg and nearby towns, extreme heat is linked to three deaths. William Long 55 of New Stanton was found hanged after complaining of the heat. Lloyd Citro 26 of Mt. Pleasant died from a diving accident and heart failure. Thomas Easton 71 of Mt Pleasant died of heart failure while tending his garden. plus a light note from San Diego about a bet on whether Arkansas men will jump into the bay fully clothed or eat peanuts.
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Greensburg
Westmoreland
William Long
New Stanton
Lloyd Citro
Mt. Pleasant
Rodney
Thomas Easton
Mt. Pleas
San Diego
Cal
Arkansas
John Odom
Albert D. Olsen
San Diego Bay
Odom
Olsen
Public ceremony marks new building cornerstone event
A public ceremony will honor the new building with a cornerstone laid by Postmaster Lake S. MacNab and former postmasters Edwin W. Crawford and David A. Moore using silverplated trowels. Dr. Robert F. Galbreath of Westminster College will give the main address, and spectators will view progress on the northeast platform as flags wave downtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
Kiwanis
Lions Clubs
Curwensville
Pennsylvania Sandstone Corporation
Public Square
Mrs. Mary Marsh Funeral Service Held
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Marsh of 1019 Hazen Street were conducted Thursday morning at St. Michael's Church with Rev Kapitan reading the mass. Interment followed at St. Joseph's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Davis
Arthur Davis
Peed Dents
Wilbur
Jas Nipeigeh Wade
Masons
John B. Haley Sr
R. Schuller
Earl Leslie
Jas. H. Elmore
Albert Bauman
Oakwood Cemetery
Sharon
Marash
Mary Marsh
Hazen Street
St. Michael’s Church
Kapitan
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Compromise For Stabilization Reached At Conference
A compromise currency stabilization plan was devised involving the United States pledging faith in the gold standard. A declaration calling all parties to sign reaffirms gold as the best medium of exchange and denounces currency speculation hampering world economic efforts. The proposal awaits President Roosevelt's approval before documentation.
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J. MacDonald
Britain
Stand
Dent Roosevelt
Toles
Roosevelt
International News Service
Geological Museum
London
United States
Eastman Films and Kodaks Fourth of July Outing
Eastman now offers three distinct amateur films The Regular the Veridrone and the New Super Sensitive in popular sizes Also available is the Jiffy Kodak simple in operation and priced low Encourages readers to try the new film options for summer outings.
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Eastman Films and
Kodaks
Eastman
New Aeronautics Division Formed In State Today
Harrisburg announces creation of a state division of aeronautics in the department of revenue to administer aviation matters within Pennsylvania excluding pilot and aircraft licensing which remains with the federal commerce department. William A. Reiter of Berwick named assistant executive. Lieut. Fred Nelson of Camp Hill technical expert. Kenneth Blackburn of Dogland in charge of maintenance fields and beacon lights.
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General Assembly
Leon D. Metzger
William A. Reiter
Berwick
Fred Nelson
Camp Hill
Kenneth Blackburn
Dogland
Satieleast
Aviation
Congressmen Find Relief When Washington Feels Too Hot
It isn’t every time that Congress men can find relief by going home when Washington gets too hot for them.
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Washington
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New York Ammen
Alaska
Bering Sea
Dayton
Ohio
Vladimir K. Zworykin
Rca-Victor Laboratories
Camden
N. J
Institute of Tee Engineers
Zworykin
Central Press
SESS
Aingtown
Bargain Center
PA Newc
Edenburg
West Pittsburg
Scott
R. J. Scott
Mme
Central Prem
Ada "Scoldsbridle
Land
Thin United
Maxwell
R. J. Fredericks
Calvary Presbyterian Arch
Savannah Cemetery
Seiberling Rubber Company
Barberton
Stella White
Billy
Bernard
Harry Robinson
Sampson Street
White
Deny Dale Dot
Robinson
Greenwood Cemetery
Madeira Hill and Company
Marion Heights
Michael Christ
Tanley Zesnoskie
Senate
London Committee
F. D
Sam H. McGoun
N. Mill St
Smith
New Aeronautics Division
Department of Revenue
Metzger
Harrisburg
Division of Aeronautics
Suit Club
Suosio
Butler Ave
Hamburg
Springers
Nucoa Oleo, Iba
Chicory, Frank’s
Bulger Tobacco
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