Mussolini plan and missing link dominate travel tales
The article surveys Mussolini’s claim that fascism will be permanent and critiques rulers who failed to stay in their place. It highlights Costes and Lebrix’s swift Paris‑Tokio journey, Roy Chapman Andrews’ Mongolia expedition for the missing link, and theories on human evolution, ending with praise of New Zealand’s social support and a promise of continued coverage.
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Governor Fisher Inspects State Hospitals in Warren and Erie
Gov John S Fisher accompanied by state budget secretary Arthur Townsend toured Warren General Hospital and the North Warren State hospital today. He planned to inspect Corry hospital and other Erie institutions after visiting Warren facilities. Police escorts from Warren state highway control and Harrisburg barracks accompanied the governor and guide crews to Erie.
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Rate Cut on Coal Freight Takes Effect Saturday
Washington April 18 A 20 cent a ton reduction in freight rates on coal from Southern bituminous fields to Great Lakes ports becomes effective next Saturday after the Supreme Court refused to stay an injunction stopping the Interstate Commerce Commission from requiring railroads to cancel a voluntary rate cut. The injunction had been granted by a federal court in Charlestown West Virginia, aiding mine operators in West Virginia Virginia and Kentucky while they appeal.
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Fitzmaurice Promoted To Major In Irish State Air Service
Dublin April 18 James Fitzmaurice known as Fitz the popular Irish Aviator becomes a major in the Irish Free State air service for his role in the trans Atlantic flight of the Bremen. Dublin planning a national welcome though details remain undecided.
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James “Fitz” Fitzmaurice
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United States
Irish Free State Air Service
Bremen
Safety Problem Most Important to Motor Assn
E D McNeely of the Pennsylvania Motor Federation urged motorists to adopt safer habits at a Y M C A dinner attended by about 150. He said safety motoring is the federation and A A A focus and proposed adding safety principles to school curricula. He noted older drivers take more risks due to outdated habits from earlier eras.
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Fire Destruction Hits Hirosaki, Japan
A large conflagration in Hirosaki, Japan, today razed about one thousand homes, leaving extensive damage and prompting emergency evacuations and relief efforts. Authorities investigated the blaze’s origin as residents rallied for support and shelter wings were organized.
The Tribune Tonight Page Listing and Features
A full page description lists sections and features across pages including closing market reports late local telegraph news editorials and editorial features sports deaths and funerals society church news Thompson Hill and Porkey Youngsville and Sugargrove news and crosswords and classified ads among others.
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Testimony Denby Barred in Dome Trial Ruling
Justice Batley barred Edwin Denby former secretary of the navy from testifying for Harry Sinclair in the government fraud case. Denby would have said he arranged the lease of the Teapot Dome to Sinclair under national defense policy. The ruling removes a key defense witness and reshapes the trial strategy.
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E. L. Doheny
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Tes
Four Children Burned to Death in West Virginia Fire
In Sistersville, West Virginia, April 19, four Denton Tennant children aged 10, 8, 7, and 3 died when a fire started by a faulty gas hose ignited by a stove destroyed the Denton Tennant home near here. Harlie 23 and Dennie 17 were badly burned, all four adults in the family survived. A separate Philadelphia incident reports two men burned to death in a shack fire caused by a stove, with three others escaping. Judge Edward R. Campbell resigned as chief justice of the US Court of Claims after 16 years.
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Garnet
Betty Lee
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James Lindsay
Andrew Gorman
Campbell
Washington
Edward R. Campbell
Court of Claims
Coolidge
Senate Debates Norbeck Migratory Bird Bill In Congress Today
Senate debates Norbeck migratory bird bill while public lands committee pursues oil investigation and interstate commerce subcommittee probes commerce issues. Finance committee weighs tax reduction. House continues Jones Reid Good control hill debate amid ongoing committee activity.
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Physicians Attend Clearfield Clinic
A group of physicians from Warren and Sheffield traveled by motor to Clearfield early this morning to attend a clinic at Clearfield Hospital and planned to return this afternoon. The Warren doctors were G J Frantz M Ball Ralph Ottebein W M Robertson M T Smith and E S Africa. The Sheffield physicians were G T Pryor and R B Mervine. They left Warren at 6 30 this morning.
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M. ¥. Ball
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W. M. Robertson
M. T. Smith
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G. T. Pryor
R. B. Mervine
Delaware Republicans elect nine uninstructed delegates
Dover Delaware April 18 Republicans in session last night elected nine uninstructed delegates to the national convention. It is believed Herbert Hoover will win the delegation with Frank O Lowden as second choice.
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Warren fireman gets trout limit in local drive
Weather hindered trout fishing but several large catches were reported by The Tribune. E. R. Springer of the Warren Fire Department led with 25 trout near Hemlock, followed by Hartwell Willey with 17. Iva Brown 23, William Yeager 10, all from Warren, as streams draw anglers in the county. Separately in Washington, Dominick Nester, 46, was killed when thrown from a runaway automobile driven by B. A. Harrison of Mt. Gilead yesterday.
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B. A. Harrison
Mt. Gilead
Brave Junkers crossing Atlantic faced death by cold
St John s Newfoundland April 18 United Press details the Bremen trans Atlantic flight by Maj James FitzMaurice Captain Hermann Koehl and Baron Gunther von Huenefeld. After 36 hours in fog sleet and gales the plane landed on an ice covered coast near Labrador. The crew endured exposure and cold awaiting rescue as Greta Ferris and United Press staff pieced together the story from reports across North America.
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Planes crews seek repairs as Bremen on Greenly Island
Trans Atlantic flyers Fitzmaurice and Schulley stranded on Greenly Island aim to complete their flight to New York with ski equipment and plane repairs. They move toward Murray Bay for parts while ice cutters prepare to aid transportation and a propeller mission to Montreal follows.
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Campaign Log Shows Uninstructed Delegates Spread
Political observers forecast a strong bloc of uninstructed delegates at the Republican national convention as 579 of 4089 delegates have been chosen. Of these, 117 are uninstructed but show a preference and 157 are uninstructed and doubtful. Governor Alfred E. Smith of New York was nominated by the New York Democratic Committee in New York City, while Smith declined to speak until returning to New York. Former Governor Harding predicted Hoover and Smith as the two major party nominees, noting he believes Smith may decline the nomination if offered.
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Weather Forecast for Western Pa and Nearby Areas
Forecast calls for increasing cloudiness then rain tonight or Thursday. Warmer tonight, colder Thursday. Observations show Chicago 40, Miami 72, Philadelphia 42, Pittsburgh 86, San Francisco 60, Washington 38, Yellowstone Park 22. Local observations at 8 am show 86, 2 pm 60 with no precipitation. Sunset tonight at 6:43, sunrise Thursday 5:17.
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