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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1928

Page

2

Legion Drive Opens as Subscriptions Pass Six Thousand

More than $6000 was pledged by two thirds of 100 Legionnaires before starting out on the drive to raise 50000 for a new home. Charles Chase, Russell, 85, congratulated the Legion with a $140 check. Legion Auxiliary served dinner. Moonlight String Quartet provided music. Speakers urged unity and optimism, emphasizing teamwork to meet the goal.

Russell Kinnear Legion Ladies of the Legion Auxiliary Moonlight String Quartet Ben Kinnear Legionaires Harold Stoddard Baptist Church G. A. R. Hall G. A. R. Post Fred Windsor Becraft

Acquitted After Jury Clears Sinclair in High Court

The court verdict found Benjamin Sinclair not guilty after a 1 hour 56 minute jury deliberation. Mrs Sinclair sobbed with relief, while supporters and defense staff congratulated him as the judge warned against demonstrations. Jury members declined to reveal any disagreement details.

Harry Sinclair New York Sinclar Justice Bailey Benjamin Anderson Ager Anderson

Child Drowns In Wash Tub In Pottsville Home

Richard Reco, 2, died after crawling into a kitchen wash tub at his parents' Pottsville residence. The tub held about ten inches of water when his mother returned and found the body.

Pottsville U. P Richard Reco

Loving Cup Arrives To Honor Industrial Bowling Champions

The Loving Cup presented by the Tribune arrives for display in the paper window before being awarded to Struthere-Wells, champions of the Industrial Bowling League, after purchase through Johnson Brothers store. Also notes scouts planting 1000 tree seedlings under federal forester guidance, and a memorial howitzer base in Crescent Park.

Struthere-Wells Johnson Brothers Tribune Morrison Run H. B. Stone Federal Forester Crescent Park

Bremen to northland flight faces delays and risks

Relief plane to depart at 5 a m on Sunday faces setbacks as crew and passengers struggle with injuries and mechanical issues. Captain Herman Koehl and Baron Huenefeld remain in Greenland while others attempt to repair the Bremen and shore up a perilous ice runway awaiting a possible New York reception, with Balchen narrowly escaping an accident during the launch preparations.

Baichen Detroit Northland Herman Koehl Baron Huenefeld Greenly Bremen Bennett Tapa Duke Schiller Ford Machine Schiller Pilo New York Murray Rey Mondzy Junkers Reserva Bernt Balcher Lake St. Agnes Balchen Lkved

Tornado Strikes Suburban Memphis on April Day

Memphis Tenn April 2 urban residential sections were hit by a tornado today causing widespread disruption. Officials reported lines of communication down and one death confirmed with heavy rain accompanying the windstorm. Wires into the city from the east and south were reported down.

Memphis. Tenn Memphis Oiday

New Mexico Senator Dies in Ohio Hospital

State Senator A. B. Rennch of Santa Fe died in a Dayton hospital last night from a heart attack. It was his second attack since arriving in Dayton two weeks ago for treatment.

New Mexico Ohio Dayton A. B. Rennch Santa Fe N. M Fey Hospital

Bomb wrecks Scranton Italian newspaper plant

In Scranton Pennsylvania a bomb destroyed the Lavoce Italiane newspaper plant, injuring three people slightly and trapping residents in nearby rooms. The four story brick building in Center Street suffered heavy damage with plate glass shattered and debris blocking the street. the blast occurred just after midnight, with authorities estimating losses between 75000 and 100000 dollars. Local Italians opposed to the paper’s Mussolini favored stance are suspected.

Scranton U P Lavoce Italiane Zita Niance Mussolini Italy Gremen Center Street

Forest fires in control after 36,000 acres burned

Harrisburg April 21. Forest fires in the last 48 hours scorched about 36 000 acres of timberland across Pennsylvania. No new fires were reported last night, and officials expect the spread to have been checked. One known death, several injured, and millions in damage. Blair county near Altoona alone lost at least 5 000 acres.

Harrisburg State Department of Forests and Waters Blair County Altoona

Per Share Analysis: Fach Share Valuation Data

The report lists per share figures for Fach including property per share 999.11, bonds and pid 14.85, current obligations 7.68, patents 204, reserves 272, and property value 714t. Earnings for 1923 5.06, 1925 6.47, 1927 6.81. dividends paid 1918–1920 total 3.76. West Elec trades at 1.47–1.53 times asset value and 2.81 times earnings, with investor return around 3.8–4 percent. comparisons against exchange averages.

Fach Frarchines West Elec Exchange

GM sells 2 64 577 autos in 192% year and freight totals

General Motors Corp sold a total of 2,64,577 automobiles in 192%, with freight charges of 80,479,712. They moved 681,187 carloads to bring in raw materials and ship finished products, covering about 4600 miles. 1926 freight costs reached 73.9 million, with 1925 at 87 million, 1924 at 42 million and 1923 at 55 million. Piggley Wiggley plans 50 new stores in Akron. Dun's review notes 474 US business failures, up from prior weeks, amid firmer prices. Radio Corp declares 1.5% preferred dividend. Erie Railroad earned surplus of 183,761.771 versus a 629,255 deficit in Q1 1927.

General Motors Corps

Kalin Tailors to Exhibit Summer Wear in Warren

Louis D. Conner, Kalin Tailors representative, will be in Warren Monday and Tuesday at the New Process company retail store on Hickory street with a full line of summer suits and top coats. He will present cheviots, worsteds, serges, and lighter weight fabrics, with samples of the latest styles. Floyd Stevenson, retail manager of the Direct Shop, assists. The event highlights Kalin’s fabric range and precise measuring method.

Louis D. Conner Kalin Tailorsdianapolis Warren New Process Company Hickory Street Afr Conner Kahn Direct Shop Floyd Stevenson Kahn Company

Officers Named by Faithful Workers

The Faithful Workers Class of the Nazarene Church held its regular monthly meeting at Mrs. M. R. Emerys Elm Street home. Officers for the ensuing year were elected: President Mrs. M. R. Emery Secretary Miss Claire Mook Treasurer Mrs. Dorothy Lester. The gathering featured music and refreshments served by Mrs. Emery.

Faithful Workers Class the Nazarene Church M. R. Emery Elm Street Claire Mook Dorothy Lester Emery

Oil Price List by Grade and Region

Oil markets show varied pricing by grade and line. Pennsylvania Grade O0 sells in New York Transit lines at 2.80 dollars, Bradford District O2 at National Transit lines 2.80, Pennsylvania Grade O1 at 2.60, and Pennsylvania Grade Oil at 2.06 in Southwest Pipe lines. Buckeye Pipe Line Co lists Pennsylvania Grade Oil at 1.53 in Corning, while Cabell Grade Oil trades at 1.85 in Eureka Pipe Line lines. Somerset Oil in Cumberland Pipe Line lines marks unspecified price. Indiana Refising Co West Kent Cumberland area lists a reference price around 1.96. Additional regional notes include Buckeye Pipe Line Co. in Corning and various Western Kentucky and Michigan locations with gravity 1.30 noted.

Pennsylvania New York Transit Co Bradford National Transit Co National Trasit Co South West Lureka Pipe Line Co Persyhians Buckee Ppe Co Shetter Corning Buckeye Pe Live Co Buckeye Pipe Line Co Eureka Pipe Line Somerset Cumberland Pipe Line Co Regland Indiana Refising Co Ken Tuck Cumberland Barren Monroe Paragon Dey. Co Covyerser Gristes Stoll ‘Oi Refining Co Oil City Western Kentucky Lima Indiana Princeton Wooster Plymouth Winoia Waterloo Petrolla Saginaw

New York Produce Prices in Early April

New York markets show dull and unsettled movement across staples. Pork futures firm at 12.30, lard steady to firmer, refined sugar near 5.95 to 6.00, meat and poultry varied with steady to firm live poultry prices, eggs steady to firm with regional differences, and butter and cheese quoting mixed.

New York Middle West Rio Santos Long Island Americas Pacific Coast

Senator Reed Possible guest at Irvine Mumoriz Bridge dedication

Senator David A. Reed may attend the June dedication of the Irvine Mumoriz Bridge in Warren. Commander Ben Kinnear and Col. Fred E. Windsor met bridge engineers in Irvine to plan memorial tablets and finalize possible dedication date for Warren county soldiers.

David A. Reed Irvine Mumoriz Ben Kinnear Cornplanter Reed Warren County Kinnear Fred E. Windsor Irvine

Investigate blast that killed eight at Denver aircraft plant

Four investigations were under way in Denver after an explosion and fire destroyed the Alexander Aircraft plant in Englewood. Eight people died and a score or more were injured, with property damage estimated between 16000 and 20000 dollars. Four women perished in the blaze before escaping.

Denver Colo Alexander Aircraft Company Englewood

Jefferson Wins Pioneer Airplane Race Cup Result

Two hundred fifty boys aged ten to fifteen competed in the Y Pioneer airplane race. Jefferson won the cup with credit for team effort in the final days. Final standings: Jefferson, South, Warren Tribune, Glede, East, Central and Sub high.

Jefferson South Werren Tribune Glede East Central

Campaign Log Notes Coolidge Letter and Democratic Unity

President Coolidge asks Francis Prescott not to use his name in the Republican nomination. Massachusetts Republican chairman says it would embarrass him. Town Democrats adopt the unit rule for 26 delegates at the Democratic convention to back Al Smith. Ohio pre primary sees fraud charges from Hoover and Willis supporters.

President Coolidge Francis Prescott Massachusetts Town al E. Smsith Herbert Hoover Frank B. Willis Ohio

Market Report Missing as Exchange Delays Open

No market report issued today as the New York Stock Exchange board delays trading to clear a backlog of clerical work. The interruption follows a change to allow members to resolve accumulation issues, affecting a large block of 4,000,080 shares.

Board of Governore New York Stock Exange

National Lutheran Inner Mission Conference to Meet in Chicago

More than 600 delegates from the United States and Canada will gather in Chicago May 17 to 22 for the seventh annual National Lutheran Inner Mission Conference at the Hotel Sherman. Located among 360 Lutheran inner mission institutions, talks will cover divorce and marriage failure, helping the problem boy, church roles in hospitalization, and media relations with the Associated Press. Jane Addams will deliver the closing address at the May 21 banquet.

Chicago United States Canada Nfor National Lutheran Inner Mission Sherman Lutheran Church In America Br. F. K. Fretz Easton Fretz United Lutheran Church In America United Lutheran Lhurch In America Erie Harry Hill E. F.bacham Mary J. Dreve Philadelphia Edger T. Gutter Central Division The Associated Press Jane Addams

County Clinics to Feature May Day Observance

County clinics across the area will support the May Day Child health program under the slogan Better Children for Our Nation. Nurses Miss Lucile Laveen and Miss Evith Leafgren will assist. officials urge county schools to participate.

Chili Health Bay Lucile Laveen Red Crores Evith Leafgren S. Kuspp Katheriey Glover

Radio licensing extended to June first by FRC

The Federal Radio Commission announced an extension of all existing radio broadcasting licenses for 40 days or until June 1. The commission also barred stations from moving studios outside the transmitter’s state or territory without written authorization.

Washington Federal Radio Comission

Two Die As Fire Destroys Three-Story House

In Scranton Pennsylvania a blaze leveled a three story frame dwelling, killing an elderly woman aged 73 and her grandson, nine, with six others trapped but rescued by firefighters. The victims were identified as Mrs Dorothy Wrightston and Vincent White.

Sceanton Fremen Kirs Dorothy Wrightston Vincent White

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