Footnight 1965 code mixture and notable events
The item mixes brief notes from 1965 New York Americas including the death of Statler, a flourish about Flo and William Sheashane, a parachute jump record by ten soldiers, and comments on press power. It also covers Ford’s rubber concessions in Brazil, tissue about Muscle Shoals land fever, and Lord Kirkenhead opposing the film Dawn. It ends with a note that the Bolshevik government will continue on page five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Americas
Tne
Statler
Flo
William Sheashane
Muscle Shoals
Ford
Gossip on a Republican Glowout in Chicago
A witness recounts overheard chatter about a Republican glowout in Chicago. A woman notes doubts about identifying a politician’s home and quips that a partner would have left him, but insomnia keeps him awake.
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Chicago
Senate tackles navy bill amid tax cut debate
In Congress today the Senate resumes debate on the navy appropriation bill while the Finance Committee continues consideration of the tax reduction bill. The Interstate Commerce Committee pursues coal investigation as debate continues on the James Reid Mississippi Mood bill and hearings on motor bus differences proceed. Naval affairs committee remains focused on the warrant officers pay bill.
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Senate
Finance Committee
Interstate Commerce Committee
James-Reid
Naval An Airs Committee
Irish pilots plan return to New York after repairs
Murray Bay Que April 19 United Press reports Major James Fitzmaurice and Baron Von Huenefeld with Fraulein Herta Junkers aim to fly the damaged Bremen to New York once Greenly Island repairs are complete The trio previously considered a direct New York route via Quebec City The Junkers party organized supplies and spare parts while Metchoir and Junkers son worked Montreal for gear The plan postpones ether departure and focuses on repairs and North American rescue efforts
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Bremen
Greenly Island
Quebec City
New York
Mitchel Field
Berlin
Montreal
Que
Fraulein Herta Junkers
Rhineland
United Preas
Baron von Huenefeld
Koeht
James Fitzmaurice
Straits
Belle Isle
Murray Bay
Fraulein Junkers
Lake St. Agnes
Greenly Field
E. Junkers
Fred Metchoir
Junkers
Metchoir
Young
Hert Koeppen
Northland
Fitzmaurice
Fitztmaurice
Belle Isle Straits
Ireland
Baron Hunefeld
Cold Wave to Hit Warren With Wind and 28 Degree Low
A Canadian northwest cold wave is expected to plunge Warren's temperature to around 28 degrees tomorrow night. Meteorologist W. E. Brotzman of Pittsburgh notes a 40 mph westerly wind and cloudy skies may spare fruit buds from frost while daytime readings hover in the 60s before the plunge.
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Warren Tonig
Canadian Northwest
Warren
W. E. Brotzman
Pittsburgh
Brotzman
Zonta Members Entertained at Lions Luncheon
Warren Lions club hosts a joint luncheon for Zonta, the newly organized women's service group, with nineteen Zontas and guests attending. Rev Harold F Stoddard and Dr J B Durham speak on aims and achievements of service clubs as Arth Kirby and Gus Borg perform solo songs during the luncheon.
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Zonta
Women's Service Club
Warren, Lions Club
M. CG
Zontiens
Harold F. Stoddard
H. M. Miller
Mer
Kirby
Four Election Officials Convicted in District Fraud Case
In Pittsburgh on April 19 a jury in Allegheny county criminal court found four election officials from the four teenth district of the twenty first wards guilty of election fraud in the September primary. Inspectors Clarence A. Bower and James Williamson and clerks Mrs. Anna Alston and Clara A. Manes were convicted on four counts of the five count indictments.
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Pittsburgh
U.P
Fourteenth
Allegheny County Criminal Court
Clarence A. Bower
James Williamson
Anna Alston
Clara A. Manes
Warren County Motor Club Opens Drive for New Members
The Warren County Motor Club launched a countywide membership drive at the YMCA with eight teams. Final results will be announced at a luncheon Saturday noon. Secretary Frank Kottcamp offered prizes for top recruiters, while E. D. McNelly coached teams on membership tactics.
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Warren County | Motor Club
Todasoy
Motor Club
Frank Kottcamp
E. D. McNelly
Pennsylvania Motor Federation
McNelly
American Automobile Club
The
Motor Federation
L. H. Parvin
A. A. Albaugh
C. W. Barwis
F. E. Redding
HE. H. Ley
O. A. Pressel
S. M. McClure
F. W. Clinger
Asme
Stock Exchange Seat Sells for Record 395000
In New York on April 19 a stock exchange seat sold for 395000, a new high and 20000 above the previous sale, officials said today.
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New York
Stock Exchange
First Man To Greet Bremen Flyers On Greenly Island
J T Wyatt, the first person to greet the German crew on Greenly Island, recounts the Bremen’s perilous Atlantic crossing from Dublin to Canada. He details fog and snow near the Grand Banks, the crew’s struggle with dead winds, and the first handshake on this side of the ocean as the aviators told their story.
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Greenly Island
Little
Bremen
Dublin
J.T. Wyatt
Wyatt
Atlantic
United Press
Avitora
PT. Amour
Labrador
Fogo
N. F
Canada
Grand Banks
Newfoundland
Greta Ferris
Grenfell Mission
Miss Ferris
St. John, N_ 8
Body Found After Lake Chautauqua Storm Tides
A body believed to be Milton J. Beaty was found in Lake Chautauqua amid a severe wind storm. Searchers, hindered by five to eight foot waves, worked along the shores as authorities assessed where the body might wash ashore.
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Lake Chautauqua
Warren
Milton J. Beaty
William Gron
Lakewood
Gran
Dinner Friday to Open Vets Drive
Legionaires plan a Friday dinner to launch a campaign raising 60000 for a new home. Half the target to come from members and half from the community, with funds loaned per trustee plan. Executive committee says prospects welcomed. Col Fred Windsor and Manley Putnam reported a productive TiDioute visit and an agreeable reception.
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Legionaires
Peat Rooms
Fred Windsor
Manley Putnam
Tidioute
Chancellor McCormick to Be Buried Tomorrow
Dr. Samuel Black McCormick 69 emeritus chancellor of the University of Pittsburgh died at his home here yesterday Funeral services are set for tomorrow afternoon with burial to follow in the local cemetery.
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Davis
Trabnee Davison
Pittsburgh
Samuel Black McCormick
University of Pittsburgh
Warren county to survey schools for fire insurance transfer
County officials plan a complete summer survey of Warren county school buildings to provide data for transferring fire insurance from private companies to a state commission. County Superintendent C. S. Knapp and Assistant Superintendent H. L. Blair lead the effort, though no funds are available to cover examination expenses.
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Warren County
C. S. Knapp
H. TL. Blair
Campaign Log outlines 1932 candidates in California primary
The Campaign Log reports Alfred E. Smith expects to win the California three cornered primary with limited margin. James A. Reed plans a Washington return to revise anti Smith strategy. Frank Lowden leads Republicans toward the national convention with 250 pledged delegates while Hoover has 184. Simeon Fess says a genuine deadlock could make Coolidge the nominee.
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Alfred E. Smith
California
James A. Reed
Washington
Congress
Frank
Lowder
Lowden
Herbert Hoover
Simeon Fess
Philadelphia
Coolidge
Local Furniture Firm to Exhibit
Classified notice notes a local furniture firm set to exhibit. Details on date and venue are readable, with emphasis on regional business event and showroom display.
First Meal at Lighthouse Before Atlantic Flight Becomes Uncertain
The Bremen crew, facing dense fog and compass failure, fly westward past grand banks as they fight disorientation. They sip beef tea and eat oranges to boost morale while weathering freezing controls, forested terrain, and a perilous descent, with the outcome still unresolved as they seek a river on a vast est forest.
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Phiemonrice
Col
Charles
Lindbergh
Fife and Death
Free Lot Offer Condemned In C of C Letter
Erie Chamber of Commerce condemns a land project scheme by an Erie real estate firm in a letter to Emory C. Cook. Recipients in Warren are told to come to Erie with 48 to cover title search and surveying costs. The Erie press has denounced the plan as unethical and continued on Page Eight.
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Erie
Erie Chamber of Commerce
Emory C. Cook
Chamber of Commerce
Warren
Erie Company
Cook
Mrs Rogers to resign from Warren Relief
Mrs J P Rogers head of the Warren Relief Association will resign at a special meeting at the YWCA Friday afternoon. She plans to move to Colorado for the summer and a successor will be appointed during the session at 6 15 oclock in the Activities building per secretary Edith Leafgren.
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J. P. Rogers
Warren Relief Association
Rogers
Warren
Colorado
Missi Edith Leafgren
New York Beats Boston In Baseball Opener
In a 9 inning American League game, New York posted 18 runs on 10 hits and 2 errors. Boston managed 7 runs on 10 hits with 2 errors. REE earned the win for New York while the losing pitcher went to Boston.
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New York
Boston
Weather Outlook for Western Pennsylvania
Forecast calls for cloudy skies and a significantly colder night with temperatures near freezing. Friday will be partly cloudy with observed temperatures across major cities showing varied readings, and no precipitation reported.
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Lord Birkenhead
Europe
France
Koch
Beritz
Dresden
Allegheny River
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Allegheny
LIONS
Rev. Stoddard
Dr. Durham
Miss Davis
Warren CO. Motor Club
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Survey OF Warren
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Dutch Hill
Lighthouse
E. C. Cook
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