School busses kept off Allegheny road route changed
Limestone township school directors, on advice from county superintendent Knapp, will route children over Warren Tidioute road instead of Allegheny highway due to potential landslides and deep ground cracks near the river. Children on Allegheny highway will be assigned to Averill school on the Warren Tidioute side. Averill contracts transport morning and afternoon.
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Limestone Towneship
Knapp
Warren‘Tidioute Road
Allegheny Highway
Riverview
Tidioute
Averill School
Warren- Tidioute
Averill
Polish aviators pursue trans Atlantic flight amid fog and wind
Polish pilots Idzikowski and Eubala faced bad flying weather as they attempted a trans Atlantic crossing from Le Bourget toward Newfoundland and New York. Forecasts warned of fog over the Azores Grand Banks with a strong tail wind aiding early progress but headwinds feared near Newfoundland. A Paris-Lorient sighting and Long Island preparations for escort flights were reported as watchers remained vigilant.
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Eubala
Austrans
Idzikowski
Atlantic
Azores
Nungeeser-Coli
Hinchliffe
Miss Mackay
Princess Anne of
Byers
Newfoundland
New York
Grand Banks
Long Island
Births in Warren: daughter to Mr and Mrs George Baker
Word arrives of a daughter born Saturday morning August 4 in Warren to Mr and Mrs George Baker of Pittsburgh. The infant weighed eight pounds. Mrs Baker is formerly Miss Mathilda Stave of Warren. Edna McClymont of Grange Overland arrived in Warren for a two month visit with her sisters, Mrs George B Munn and Miss Margaret McClymont.
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Warren
George Baker
Pittsburgh
Edna McClymont
Grange Over Land
England
Warr Eon
George B. Munn
Margaret McClymont
Hoover to address farm relief and prohibition issues
Hoover plans to outline his stance on farm relief and prohibition in the opening of his Republican presidential campaign in Palo Alto. He opposes what he calls socialism in farm relief, rejects the McNary Haugen plan, favors an efficient government aided system for cooperative marketing, and upholds prohibition as a moral experiment. A notable roster of campaign visitors is expected next week including Dwight Davis, Curtis Wilbur, and senators and former officials.
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Palo Alto
Calif
Herbert Hoover
United Press
Senator Borah
Idaho
Hoover
Dwight Davis
Navy
Curtis D. Wilbur
George Moses
New Hampshire
Interior
Miss Boll May Try Westward Flight
In Berlin a Junkers monoplane similar to the Bremen is due for delivery to Charles A. Levine around August 23. He, Bert Acosta, and Miss Mabel Boll will attempt a trans Atlantic flight from Germany to the United States after the plane is delivered. They returned to Berlin following a secret stop at the Dessau factory where negotiations near completion were reported.
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Berlin
Bremen
Charles A. Levine
Bert, Acosta
Mabel Bell
Germany
United States
Junkers
Dessau
Oil Market Prices by Grade and Source
Oil prices for various grades and sources are listed, including Pennsylvania Grade in New York Transit Co. and National Transit Co. at around 3.20 to 3.30, Bradford District and Keystone ranges, Buckeye Pipe Line Co. grades, Eureka Pipe Line Co. grades, and additional entries from Saginaw Michigan and Kentucky refiners. The data shows multiple pipelines and buyers with distinct per-barrel figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
New York Transit Co
Bradford
National Transit Co
South West
Eureka Pipe Line Co
Beye Pipe Co
Keister
Corning
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Cabell
Eureka
Cumberland
Ragland
Indians Refining Co
Weat
Kentucky Guip
Stall Oi Refining Co
Oil City
Coomberland, Barren and Monroe Sociatics
Paragon
Mistake Acid For Liquor Kills Three In New Jersey
Three men died and another was in serious condition after mistaking muriatic acid for liquor in a saloon near Elizabeth New Jersey. William Martin and John Masvles, both of Elizabeth, and Walter Benska, address unknown, died after being rushed to a hospital. Joseph Noteus of Elizabeth was listed in serious condition.
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Elizabeth
N. J
U P
Here
WiLliam Martin
John Masvles
Walter Benska
Joseph Noteus
Alleged Waste of Fund Investigated in Northampton County
Easton Pa Aug 4 Investigations into alleged waste of public funds by Northampton County poor boards have begun. Peter Rosato Roseto examined that groceries were billed for now deceased, some aid recipients earned up to 125 weekly, and town properties were disclosed. Treasury balance for Aug 2 stood at 368 250 019 79 dollars, with customs counts through Aug 2 at 3 896 126 08 dollars.
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Easton
U.P
Northampton County
Peter Rosato
Roseto
Washington
U. P
Treasury
Child Killed by Auto on Lakes to Sea Highway
Four year old Thomas Downs of Victory, Franklin County, was struck and killed today by a car driven by J. F. Kincaid of Edensburg after he darted from behind another vehicle into the path of the machine. The tragedy occurred on the lakes to the sea highway near Franklin. Miss Margaret McClymont of Cleveland is visiting her sister Mrs. George B. Munn for a few days. Classified Ads carefully. ee Subscribe for The Tribune.
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Franklin
Thomas Downs
Victory
J. F. Kincaid
Edensburg
Margaret McClymont
Cleveland
Ohio
George B. Munn
Finland Takes Second in Olympic Steeplechase and Relay
In Amsterdam Finland gains second place overall after the steeplechase where Lukola wins and Nurmi takes second. Anderson finishes third as Ritola drops out late. USA and Canada shine in the 1000 metre relay trials in rain. Loukola sets an Olympic record at 8 minutes 21.8 seconds.
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Amsterdam
Finland
United States
Great Britain
Sweden
Germany
Canada
Japan
South Africa
France
Ireland
Norway
Hungary
Haiti
Italy
Philippines
Holland
Switzerland
Lukola
Nurmi
Anderson
Willie Ritola
W. ©. Spencer
Chicago
A. A
Baird
Allevan
Spencer
Barbuti
Loukola
Willie Ritoln
Paris
Loukela
Market Letter Highlights Independent Motors Surge
New York stock session shows Chrysler and Dodge rallying amid strong demand and broad interest in independent automakers. Dodge issues hit new year highs while Chrysler climbs on heavy turnover. Hupp, Packard, Pierce-Arrow, Studebaker, and Willys-Overland see good buying. General Motors, U S Steel, and American Can drift narrowly as profit-taking creates irregularities.
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New York
U. P.J
Chrysler
Dodge
Severa
Hupp
Packard
Pierce Arrow
Studebaker
Willys-Overland
General Motors
VU. S. Steel
American Can
Hoover Acceptance Broadcast Set by 84 Radio Stations
Hoover will accept the Republican nomination at Stanford on August 11 with the most extensive radio hookup yet. Eighty four NBC and CBS stations plus independents will air the speech for domestic audiences. Four shortwave stations will reach territories, possessions, and foreign countries.
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Washington
U P
Herbert Hoover
Stanford University
National Broadcasting Company
Columbia Broadcasting System
Hoover
Guardsmen Struck Ill by Contaminated Sandwiches
In Erie Pennsylvania eighteen National Guard soldiers from Company G 112th Infantry Wayne Rangers were hospitalized after collapsing in Perry Square during a noon review. A score of others were treated on site. Major Kenneth Mameyer said the men were poisoned by contaminated sandwiches eaten after returning from Mount Gretna training two weeks earlier.
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Erie
National Guard
112Th Infantry
Exie
Wayne Rangers
Perry Square
Mount Gretaz
Kenneth Mameyer
Annual Boy Scout Camp Ends Today in Warren
Forty Scouts were scheduled to leave Camp Olmsted near the Pennsylvania railroad at 9:40 this morning, closing a three week program that saw 65 boys register for instruction, sports, and games. A cleanup squad will remain until Monday, led by Scout Executive Frank C. Roud and local officials, with no sickness or injuries reported.
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Warren
Camp Olmsted
Pennsylvania
Frank C. Roud
L. F. Sears
Sheffield
George Johnson
Ludlow
R. R. Young
Maurice Clancy
Three Dozen Hit and Run Victims in Harrisburg Week
Harrisburg reports thirty people killed by hit and run drivers in a week, including three men and two women among the fatalities. Fifteen men, eight women and two children were injured. The state highway department notes it as one of the heaviest victim lists of the year with only five arrests made.
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Harrisburg
State Highway Department
California Crew Wins Olympic Towing Regatta in Amsterdam
California's eight oared crew won the Olympic Towing regatta in Amsterdam, defeating and eliminating Denmark in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Amsterdam
U.P
Denmark
State inspector finds dead fish in Conewango Creek
Samples from Conewango Creek above Sixth Avenue were sent to the state health department after hundreds of dead fish appeared on the surface on Friday. John Hopkins investigated by rowboat and cited possible pollution from an acid discharge, with ammonia suggested as a possibility. Reports from Willard Graham and William Lutz of the Izaak Walton League added corroboration and questions about the extent of the die-off.
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Conewango Creek
Sixth Avenue
Sanitary Water Board
State Department of Health
Harrisburg
John Hopkins
Kalbies State Game Reservation
Clarendon
Hopkins
State Water Board
Raymond Morris
Warren
Izaak Walton League
the Tribune
Willard Graham
Graham Motor Company
East Street
Graham
William E. Lutz
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U. S. Department’ of Agriculture
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Wichita Falls
Texas
U. S
Lundborg
L. Tor. Lundborg
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Biagi
Ceccioni
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Allegheny
State Department
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