Probe Launched Into Killing Of Merchant In Minnesota
International Falls reports the fatal shooting of Henry Virkula by customs border patrolman E J White after virkula failed to halt his car. The incident triggered federal and county investigations with White jailed on manslaughter charges pending inquiry. Officials withheld comment as reviews proceed.
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International Falls
Minn
Henry Virlmla
Customs Service
Border Patrol
Canada
Virkula
E. J. White
White
E. A. Servine
Customs
Big Falls
Fesling
N. A. Lindbergh
Vitkula
Washington
The
Henry Virkula
Ewi. White
Minnesota
Frank Dow
Seymour Lowman
Secretary of the Treasury
Brakes Slip Autocar Damages Doctor’s Car on West Washington
Dr J Walter Layman’s automobile “ran away” on West Washington Street Sunday morning and struck Dr William D Campbell’s parked car in front of his office. Layman had parked across from the Presbyterian Church when the brakes released, causing his car to back down the street and crash into Campbell’s vehicle, tearing the fender door running board and breaking headlights. The hackman’s vehicle sustained no damage.
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J. Walter Layman
West Washington Street
William D. Campbell
Drayman
Thieves rob county home in Indian Springs
The home of Mrs Betty Gehr about 70 and her invalid sister Mrs Annie Forsythe was robbed Saturday night. Sheriff McCline and Deputy Sheriff Cifshwa investigated. chicken coops and smoke house were entered while the women slept. No trace of the thieves, who took almost everything, has been found.
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Betty Gehr
Indian Springs
Brother of Foch Dies in Paris
Father Germain Fo ch a Jesuit priest and younger brother of the late Marshal Ferdinand Foch died in Paris on June 10. He had been ill with a heart condition and was hospitalized at the Brothers of Saint John of God. He arrived in Paris from Montpellier on March 21, the same day the marshal died. He learned of his brother's death the following day.
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Paris
Germain Foch
Marshal Ferdinmand Foch
Germain
Brothers of Saint John of God
Montpelier
Statue Stops Lava Near Terzigno Village
In Naples area villagers credit a statue of St Anthony with halting lava flow a few yards from homes during Vesuvius eruption. Residents visit Terzigno to view a rough lava replica. Robert Rudy, a St Johns student, has returned home for the summer.
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Naples
Italy
Anthony
Terzigno
Robert Rudy
St John’s
Gilead Encampment Elects New Officers
Gilead Encampment IOOF Fr. elected W.HE D. Kretzer High Priest Norman M. Poffenberger Chief Patriarch Frank A. Wolfe Senior Warden F. M. Wolfinger Recording Scribe Simon Snyder Junior Warden. The general reunion committee will meet at Waynesboro tomorrow night to plan the annual outing and reunion at Rowe's Park along the Conocheague in mid July.
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Gilead
W. HE. D. Kretzer
Norman M. Poffenberger
Frank A. Wolfe
F. M. Wolfinger
Simon Snyder
Waynesboro
Rowe's Park
Conocheague
Goddard Dies at 73 Pioneer Williamsport Merchant
Frank T. Goddard longtime Williamsport merchant died at his home at 2 10 pm after five weeks illness heart trouble aged 73. He spent most of life in Williamsport active in business and public affairs and belonged to many fraternal orders. He is survived by a daughter and two brothers with funeral Wednesday at 10 am from his home. Burial in Rose Hill Cemetery. Henry Hetzel aged 88 died at his daughter’s home in Sharpsburg with several daughters and a sister surviving. Funeral Tuesday at 10 am at the daughter’s home with Methodist rites. Mrs Martha E. Shamberger died in Chambersburg wife of John W. Shamberger. CARD OF THANKS. We thank friends for kindness during illness and death of Annie M. Halbach. Ady HALBACH AND SON.
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Frank T. Goddard
Willamsport
Mr. Goddard
Frank Thomas Goddard
Cumberland
Presbyterian Church
Medairy Lodge of Masons
the Odd Fellows and Star of the East
Knights of Pythias
Red Men, Jr. O. U. A. M
Woodmen of the World
Daughters of Rebekah
Sons of Liberty
Volunteer Fire Company
Richardson
R. A. Poffenberger
Jim” Levi
Goddard
Sarah Wareham
BE. A. Wareham
John S. Wareham
Hagerstown
Henry H. Hetzel
Augustus Hehh
Sharpsburg
Augustus Hebb
William Drenner
Garrett, Pa
Scu
Henry Hetzel
Millard Showman
Moe Augustus Hebb
Chapman
Methodist Cemetery
Annie M. Halbach
Ady
Halbach and Son
Campaign for College Opens in City Today
The Hagerstown unit launches a campaign for Lutheran Women's College to be located near Washington. About $35,000 of a $200,000 Maryland Synod fund will fund the Hagerstown and Waynesboro areas with campaigns to start June 12 at Dagmar Hotel. Dan Weigle and Col. P. M. Anderson headline talks about building plans for a September 1930 opening and a 183 acre Montgomery County site near Washington.
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Hagerstown
Lutheran Women's College
Washington
Trinity Lutheran Church
Dagmar Hotel
Waynesboro
Maryland Synod
Dagmar
Dan Weigle
Philadelphia
M. P. Moller
Col
P. M. Anderson
G. M. Diffenderfer
United Lutheran Church of America
Williamsport
Funkstown
Sharpsburg
Lestersburg
Smithsburg
S. F. Snyder
Gettysburg
Frederick
Raskob to Speak at Democratic Banquet Citywide
The article notes John Raskob cannot attend the banquet due to a Baltimore medical engagement and a Virginian Masonic function on May 16. He sends warm regard to Shouse and praises the Democratic headquarters leadership. Senator Simmons criticizes the dinner as untimely while Senator Tydings will speak, with remarks broadcast nationally.
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South
Shouse
Baltimore
Virginia
Washington
Simmons
North Carolina
Smith-Raskob
Tydings
Maryland
Hoover and wife return from Rapidan fishing trip
Washington June 10 President and Mrs Hoover sail back from a weekend visit at the President's fishing preserve on the Rapidan river after a quiet leisure outing with no public events scheduled.
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Washington
President
Mrs. Hoover
Rapidan River
ICC grants to intervene in B and O railroad control bid
The Interstate Commerce Commission granted permission for Bloomington and Lafayette Indiana cities the Chicago Heights Manufacturers Association Illinois and the Indiana State Chamber of Commerce to intervene in Baltimore and Ohio's plan to acquire control of the Chicago Indianapolis and Louisville railroad.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bloomington
Lafayette
Indiana
Manufacturers Association of Chicago Heghts
Illinois
Indiana State Chamber of Commerce
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Chicago
Indianapolis
Louisville
American killed in Mexico City hotel fight
Dispatches from Tampico report Joseph Ross, an American whose U.S. home is unknown, was killed last night in a fight with two men who tried to force entry to the Southern Cross hotel where he served as manager.
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Mexico City
Tampico
Joseph
Ross
United States
Southern Cross Hotel
Greencastle Happenings Update Briefly Recaps Local Figures
Greencastle notices list Thelma Ryder visiting with her parents D F Ryder on East Baltimore street after teaching in York PA. Benjamin Snively is home before moving to Newark NJ to join Westinghouse. Several locals and travelers, including Bennett Miller and Arthur Diehl, are mentioned with school ties and family visits. The piece also notes a jewelers store closing at 10 Potomac Street Williamsport by Robert L Smalts and a general call to collect left items before June 29.
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Greencastle
Thelma Ryder
York
D. F. Ryder
East Baltimore Street
Benjamin Snively
Mary Snively
Snively
Bliss Electrical School
Washington, D.C
Newark
N. J
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
T .B
Franklin County
Bennett Miller
Pittsburgh Railways
F. M. Miller
North Carlisle Street
Arthur Diehl
Hagerstown
Diehl
Esther Hochlander
Bishopthorps Manor
Bethlehem
E. G. Hochlander
South Washington Street
Francis. Bittner
Franklin and Marshall Academy
West Baltimore Street
D. Leslie Diehl
Janet
Harrisburg
W. Scott Fleming
Norman Strite
L. Strite
Town
Potomac St
Williamsport
Robert L. Smalts
Ady
Walsh Pope envoy at Mex church parley
Washington reports Pope XI has named Dr Edmund A Walsh Georgetown vice president and head of foreign service as Vatican envoy in talks to settle the Mexico church dispute. President Nevils declined to confirm but says Walsh has been abroad for six weeks on a secret mission. In Mexico City talks begin with Portes Gil and church emissaries aiming to reopen churches after years of suspended services.
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Washington
Washington Post Today
Pius XI
Edmund A. Walsh
Georgetown University
Foreign Service School
Vatican
Catholic Church
W. Coleman Nevils
Walsh
United States
Holy See
Italy
Mesico City
Emilion Portes Gil
34 Beauties Compete For Miss United States Title
In Galveston Texas thirty four American entrants vie for Miss United States at the International Pageant of Pulchritude tonight. The winner will face foreign contestants tomorrow for Miss Universe. A bathing suit revue before 65000 spectators showcased the field, though several contestants fainted from the heat and fatigue after a two mile parade.
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Galveston
Tex
Stock Quotation Notice From Spielman Co
Today s quotations furnished by W R Spielman Co list stock prices and market data for West Washington Street sources. The notice appears as a brief financial service update from the Wareham Building rooms and provides no additional context or numbers.
Annual Medical Exam Advocated by Governor Roosevelt
NEW YORK June 10 A general medical examination once a year is the soundest kind of insurance against serious illness and possible death says Governor Roosevelt. The remark frames annual checkups as a practical public health measure endorsed by the governor.
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New York
Roosevelt
Bean Beetle Invasion Spreads Across States
Since 1920 the pest has moved up the Atlantic coast about 200 miles yearly, now reaching New York. Entomologist Mr Sanders recommends spraying and dusting with arsenic to control the beetle which harms green, pole, and bush beans by adults and larvae. The insect overwinters in field trash and woodlands, emerges with beans, and can produce two full generations and a partial third, with eggs reaching hundreds per female.
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The
Union
Atlantic
Maryland
New York State
Sanders
Alabama
Mexico
Markets
Market prices furnished by W R Spielman Co list Wheat and Corn options with figures for July September and December. Prices show open high low and diso values with percent changes and several fractions or decimals. The data appears as a compact weathered OCR table from a historical Wareham Building West Washington Street source.
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W. R. Spielman & Co
Wareham
Washington St
Stock Prices Erratic On Market Day In New York
The stock market showed volatile moves with opening gains, mid day rallies, and late selling. Trading remained light as investors waited for heavy mid month payments, keeping speculative activity subdued and call money steady at 7 percent.
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New York
Wall Street
Will Get Degree At Carnegie Tech Commencement
Lewis Fahnestock third will return to Pittsburgh for Carnegie Tech commencement tomorrow to receive the Bachelor of Science degree. He will be accompanied by his mother Mrs Ruth Fiery and Miss Jane Bowser with travel by car from this city to Pittsburgh for the event.
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Lewis Fahnestock
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Tech
Fahnestock
Washington
Ruth Fiery
Jane Bowser
Williansport
Pittsburg
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Tom Cross
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