Only Thing Passed By Congress Says Will
Beverly Hills May 26 Will Rogers comments on Congress promises as the nation awaits adjournment It notes a distribution of 225 billion in savings and mocks Oklahoma's Andy Payne while mentioning Henry Ford engaging in races The piece carries a satirical tone about promises and money in circulation with Rogers signing off.
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Community Buzz and Events in New Castle
Downtown crowds bought Buddy Poppies with thousands sold. A cathedral dog show drew attention as a large cat tried to enter. YMCA camping plans excite youths, with few spots left. Post stamp issue and Valley Forge commemoration draw collectors. Ed Schultz to fly a Ryan monoplane to New Castle, with Lindbergh similarity. Trade school exhibit prompts pride in skilled craftsmanship. Convention season looms as insurance delegates arrive. Four hundred dogs raise smiles at Sertich Rite cathedral event. Iris bouquet from Mrs. Gere noted at News office.
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Dirigible Italia Report Missing After North Pole Flight
International search begins for the Italian exploration balloon Italia overdue after a North Pole flight. The steamship City of Milan, base at Spitzbergen, will move toward South Cape as authorities fear a gale carried the airship toward the Siberian coast. No wireless from Italia since yesterday morning.
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Anonymous Letters Trek Through Youngstown Kidnap Case
Two more anonymous letters reach Youngstown police as the search for 10 year old Beatrice Rosenbaum continues. Police chief J J McNichols says five men, all recent Youngstown residents, are being sought in connection with the disappearance. No details are given on the latest letters or prior communications.
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Hardy New Yorker Has Charmed Life
George Hicks a 60 year old New Yorker survived being run over by three ten car subway trains at a station He slipped fell onto the tracks and twice more was struck yet sustained only knee and nose bruises showing remarkable endurance in a harsh accident report from the New York International News Service May 28
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Daylight Time Start Set for June 16 in New Castle
Under a local plan New Castle will observe daylight saving time from Sunday June 16 to the first Sunday in September. The shift will be universally observed with arrangements for church services to begin on the new schedules.
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New Castle
Trapped Miner Is Found Alive In Mather Colliery
John Wade, thought dead after Saturday’s blast, was found alive after six days in the Mather colliery. He was rushed to an emergency hospital as rescuers continued to scour the mine for the remaining 24 missing workers amid fresh air and safety efforts.
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Mrs Coolidge Returns to Capitol After Visit
Mrs Calvin Coolidge returns to Washington from a Massachusetts trip that included a stop at Amherst College to bid farewell to her mother 72 ill with influenza at Cooley Dickinson hospital. The visit lasted a week with Mrs Coolidge motoring to Amherst before departure.
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Lemira Goodhue
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Muscle Shoals Bill May Move To President
Congress sent the Norris Morin Muscle Shoals measure to President Coolidge after a lengthy fight over government operation of the wartime project and a national agricultural experiment. The bill creates the Muscle Shoals Corporation with 16 million dollars in capital stock and directs broad government control.
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Japanese Troops To Leave China
Tokyo officials announced that Japanese troops in China would be withdrawn as soon as possible. About 25,000 to 30,000 Japanese troops remain on Chinese soil with a strong naval presence. The policy states protection of Japanese residents and property, with withdrawal as the need ends. A Chinese police force was organized by Japanese troops at Tsinanfu. Jubilation reports praise the press for its tolerant stance and refrain from warlike rhetoric.
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Girl Charged With Arson Granted Bail in Pa Case
Vivian McDowell Page known as Miss Mobile of 1946 faces a June grand jury on arson charges after being arraigned in Media Pennsylvania. She posted 10000 bail and appeared with companion Jayt May B. Morganthal who also posted 10000 bail and is held on the same charge.
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President Coolidge Veto Stance Tangles GOP Ahead of Kansas City
President Coolidge’s veto of the McNary-Haugen farm relief bill was sustained by the Senate, 51 to 31, after four senators shifted votes. The clash deepens rifts in the Republican Party as Kansas City gears up to nominate a presidential ticket, with farm relief to remain a dominant issue.
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Weather outlook for May 28 to June 2 in Washington region
Washington May 26. Weather forecast for May 28 to June 2 shows mostly fair early week with showers around Thursday or Friday. Temperatures start below normal, rise through the middle, then cool at week end. In Valley region, conditions mostly fair with showers midweek and cooler start, warming toward Friday.
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State Insurance Men’s Convention Opens Monday
State officials predict a memorable convention with prominent leaders attending. Foreseeable high demand for hotel rooms accompanies plans to maximize every waking minute of events at the Scottish Rite cathedral as delegates and visitors arrive for the Pennsylvania Insurance Days start Monday morning.
Westminster College bans freshman fraternity pledging for next year
Special To The News in New Wilmington reports Westminster College faculty voted to bar fraternity and sorority rushing and pledging for the entire next academic year. Freshmen will not be eligible for pledging, a move linked to a new dormitory housing all freshmen and recent unhealthy rushing incidents. Some leaders may push rushing activities into the summer before arrivals.
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State High School Track Meet in Lewisburg Pa
High school teams from Lock Haven Williamsport and others competed at Memorial Stadium in Lewisburg Pa for the Pennsylvania Interscholastic track titles. Preliminary events started at 10 am with finals planned for later, amid ideal weather conditions.
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New Crime Adds To Greatest Hunt Of Plains Country
Two hundred officers across eastern Colorado and western Kansas pursue four bank robbers who held up the First National Bank at Lamar. Airplanes scour the Smoky Hill river area while ground forces track on foot, horseback, and in autos. Officials believe one bandit died and seek capture as the nationwide chase extends from Denver to Wichita.
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Death Record Notes Missing Details
Fragmentary death notices list names ages and addresses including Sarah Thomas 34 and Jesse C Anderson 47 with street addresses in Chicago and Elm Street locations. Other entries mention Mary A Milly 64 and Alessandro Police 3 months with scattered street references suggesting an obituary-like registry excerpt.
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Chicago
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Mane Street
Toll Bells on Memorial Day
Crowds are urged to join a citywide observance as bells ring for Memorial Day. Schools and ceremonies may be affected as officials seek broad participation in the tribute. The announcement asks residents to confirm their involvement in the planned program.
Memorial Day Observance To Start Sunday
War veteran organizations will attend services on Sunday at the recreations grounds. Representatives will lead the memorial over the 3 x Creek area. The annual observance marks Veterans Day with a solemn service.
Fragmentary verse fragment on poppies and memory
The passage presents a poetic fragment about poppies, memory, and remembrance. It mentions a figure named Weer and a gate, with scattered phrases about memory, a white cross, and words of contemplation.
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