Five Year Plan Discussed by Baptist Speaker
A Baptist rally in Braddock Heights featured Rev. Dr. W. J. Mee describing Russia's five year plan and its impact on economy and society. He warned of potential economic conflict with the United States, noted gender equality trends, and questioned religious freedom under communism. Dr. Mee, a Furman University former professor, contrasted industrial gains with farming apathy and concluded with reference to future religious shifts. Tonight Dr. Laurie D. Newton of Atlanta will speak on Bread.
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Russia
de. W. J. Mee
S.C
Furman Univers
Braddock Heights
Cnnai
McGlothlin
United States
Lenin
Germany
Beer
Rusaisas
Furman University
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Louisville
Lauie D. Newton
Druid Hills Baptist Church
Atlanta
Hearings Set for 15 Percent PRR Rate Increase
The Interstate Commerce Commission in Washington approved a fifteen percent rate increase for the Pennsylvania Railroad and ordered an earlier hearing date. The initial session on July 15 will present road testimony, with August hearings for cross examination and evidence. Officials estimate the net annual revenue boost at 50 to 70 million dollars, effective no later than December 3 after revised class 2s in eastern and western trunk territory.
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Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad
Interstate Commerce
Weather Today at Gate Readings and Past 25 Years
Fragmentary weather data shows figures for Gate with 25 year history including numbers like 1921 1338 2.20 1238 145 182 3.030.226 347 287 352 1.10 and B52 26,00. Readable context is limited. main items are dates and numeric readings rather than a clear forecast.
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Graf Zeppelin Leaves for Iceland Cruise
iGRAF ZEPPELIN leaves on a practice voyage from Priedzichshafen to Iceland in preparation for Arctic expedition. Dr Hugo Eckener, Lieut Commander Edward H United States Coast Guard officer aboard, six crew and 12 passengers aboard as ship nears Rotterdam after passing the North Sea.
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Germany
Graf Zepre
Wyeeland
Arctic
Hugo Ecker
Edward H
United States
Eckener
Rexfxjastic
Graf
Netherlands
Rotterdam
New Minister 15 Now Serving First Pastorate
Rev Neve Eowaed Smith is installed as first pastor at Evans City Pa. The report lists family links including RL Psu and powers in Powwmac E Contpa Hager. Details mention two servants, one married sister Mrs Ima Heuck and one single sister Miss Eena Smith, with notes on their roles and backgrounds.
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Jaeaders
Peat
Psu
Contpa
Hager
Ban Put On Noise Prior To July At Crackers
A municipal notice restricts noise levels before July at the crackers and ea. facility in SF and nearby districts, citing permitted operations. The order targets disruptions to residents and outlines enforcement measures and affected hours.
Man Dies in Shooting Near Burkittsville in Washington State Trial
A court hearing reports the shooting death of John Butler by George Howard and accomplices in Burkittsville area. Howard's motive linked to Butler's treatment of a wife. Howard allegedly fired after a dispute and fled to Petersville. Witnesses describe the confrontation and Butler's death. defense and state questions surround the case as investigators compile statements.
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Washington State
Burkittsville
George Howard
Burkitteville
Coun
Howard
Reno S. Haro
Ego
George
Leroy Spriggs
Agnes Hendscson
Trex
Butler
Spriggs
Agnes Henderson
Stephen J
Roy
Butterton Howard
Leroy Iggs
Petersville
Edward Gross
E. P. Thomas
Sherif Doli
Bitter
Carriers Organized In Montgomery County Rural Mail Branch
The Montgomery County Branch of Rural Letter Carriers Association met at the Courthouse. Clarence D. Day of Clarksburg was elected president with Charles E England as vice president. Edward A. How of Rockville was chosen secretary treasurer. Dixon of Barnesville and W M Carin of Boyds were named delegate and alternate. Theodore G. Kites of Westminster was state secretary and George E. Smith of New Windsor state treasurer for the upcoming state meeting.
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Montgomery County
Txtier Carriers’ Association
Queen Rural
Clarence D. Day
Clarksburg
Charles E England
Tise
Edward A. How
Rockville
Treason ET. Dixon
Barnesville
W. M. Carin
Boyds
Rela
Dent
Ninety federal agents raid twenty speakeasies in New York
Ninety federal agents raided twenty speakeasies in New York on June 30, arresting several men on liquor charges. The operation targeted illicit alcohol venues during a nationwide enforcement push by Prohibition authorities.
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New York
Resiau
To Higher Post Out Wastnakid Chief Sty Omicer
The fragment appears garbled with missing context and unclear entities. No coherent event or person can be determined to summarize into a valid news item.
Hoover Aims to Back Debtor Moratorium Efforts
Washington reports Hoover ready to aid any constructive program by coal operators and miners. He told United Mine Workers chief John L Lewis that the administration would lend help and referred their letters to Commerce and Labor for guidance. Brussels notes Belgium accepts in principle but reserves details. Chamberlin and Ruth Nichols begin a trans Atlantic glide attempt via St Johns and Newfoundland. Market activity shows declines in steel and rail shares amid broader losses.
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Hoover
Washington
Jones
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Lewis
Biteminous
Mine Workers Council
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Post and Gatty Set for Edmonton Alberta
Playground fund totals released listing numerous contributors from bakery to Lumber Co and professionals. Names include Joseph Baker Irving Hedges Lampe Lowenstein McCardell Storm and others with gifts ranging from 1 to 250 dollars. Funds were recorded after the treasurer A LaRoy.
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D. Prince
Cochentz
Albert
J. M. Culler
Lloyd ©. Cuker
Thos, Darks
Wm. T. Delaplaine
DeLashimutt
Prank M. Dertzbaugh
Lewis BR. Dertzbaugh
James E. Doli
Samuel G. Curt
Son & Son
WEF
F Feaga
S. Fisher
James H. Gambrill
Gacvher
Wm. J. Grove
John M. Haller
W. Harnweil
Laura V. Harris
Charles W. Lough
Clara Lowenstein
Henry A. Hahn
A. C. McCardell
Roy McCardell
George B. McCleery
Joseph McDivic
J. Marshall L. Pearre
Hen~ Durg
R. M. Rau
Frank L. Jones
Leonard Storm
W. Bargis Storm
F. W
J. Traver
C. Af
Henry T. Wade
Thomsson
Two Aviators Injured By Propeller During Alaska Flight
Post and Gatty suffer arm injuries when a propeller hits an arm during preparation at Solomon for a Fairbanks run. Winnie Mae carries 350 gallons of gasoline. the craft tipped and nearly struck a wood pile on a second takeoff. Weather to Edmonton reported ideal as the duo push toward Canada on a three hour leg from Solomon.
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Canada
Solomon
Surimer
Fairbanks
Winnie Mae
Edmonton
Poat and
Gatty
New York
Pangborn And Herndon To Try To Beat Record
New York dispatch reports Clyde Pangborn and Hugh Herndon plan a dawn takeoff for a world flight aiming to cut two days from the record set by Wiley Post and Harold Gatty. They expect three or four stops, Moscow and Siberia among them, with a five day circle of the globe possible if weather cooperates.
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New York
Post and Gatty
Clyde Pangborn
Hugh Herndon
Wiley Post
Harold Gattr
F Pangborn
Siveria
County Income Sources For Coming Fiscal Year Ledger
The document lists 231 totals amounting to 952,795.65 with references to 1930 figures and partial entries such as 2,525.03 and 952,795.85. It records anticipated county revenue streams and a detailed breakdown of sums for the upcoming fiscal year.
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