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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1928

Page

3

Hangman s House and Underworld in revival film reviews

Film critic Bill Mark lauds Fox Pictures Hangmen s House as a vivid Romantic tale set in Ireland with Victor McLaglen and June Collyer in key roles and notes a strong horse sequence. He also reviews Underworld at Library Theatre with George Bancroft as Bull Weed delivering a powerful gangland portrait and Clive Brook as Rolls Royce in a bold, noir style climax.

Fox Pictures Z Yreland Land of Saughter Donn Eyre Foreign Legion Algiers Victor McLaglen Pata Old Bard Galway Larry Kent Dermott McDermott Connaught O’brien June Collyer John Darcy Earl Foxson Ireland Little Isle Isset Villiins McLagen Citizen Hogan McLagien MacLaglen George Bancroft George Kohler Library Theatre Society For the Prevention of Vice Underworld Chicago Hancroft Kohler Bancroft Bull Bull” Weed Buck Mulligan Mulligan Clive Brook Rolls Royce Brook Feathers

Cautious Buyers Read the Classified Ads Carefully

A column reflecting on romance among peers, Helen Keller's early life, Hoover and Kellogg on babies and world peace, cancer science debates, and 1927 farmer earnings. It notes shifts in diet views, Germany and Russia, and bids cautious readers to study Tribune classifieds.

Kellogg Russia Arctic Anarctic Thomas Horder

Warren's Citizen Soldiers Detrain at Mt Gretna Camp

From Camp Henderson Mt Gretna Pa sixty one Warren county enlistees and three officers encamped for two weeks report arrival and first impressions. The first letter describes a fast detraining record a busy camp layout with new facilities rain delays and a lively shuttle of meals religious services and planned drills culminating in strict camp discipline and rookieing restrictions.

Warren Mt. Gretna Camp Henderson Warren County Special Tribune Gordon Wedlock Warren Company Hoya Warren Tribune Kano 3Rd Battalion Johnsonburg Bradford Wolfe Pullman B. Brothers Purvis Maas Akating Rink Mt. Gretna Park Martin Cornwall I Company Sabre Swat Erickson Indiana Co. M Co. I Ball Park Lind Revielle Firet Mess Mesa Lord

War letter and war death notices from Warren and Berlin

A corporal from the 112th Infantry writes of unit tensions and absent mates ahead of a march, noting feuds and a missing private who was found in another company street seeking a skirmish line. Separate notices report John A. Schaffer, oil man, dead at 62 after a stroke in Washington PA, and Martin Von Halder, 28, dies in Milwaukee after a revolver battle with an escaped convict in Berlin.

Folte Bo Chas Feiro Sgt Wolfe Andrew Amacher Graydon Conn Fred Watt Calvin Feiro Warren Corp Gordon Wedlock, Co Inf P. S Salise Washington, Pa U. F.1 John A. Schaffer Berlin U.P Martin von Halder Milwaukee Albert Flattau

Delegates elected to American Legion uniontown meeting

Delegates and alternates to the department convention of the American Legion at Uniontown Pennsylvania were elected at the Chief Cornplanter Post meeting. Delegates chosen were C Emerson Metzger James Caases Freeman Johnson and Kenneth Davis with alternates Donald A McComas Ben Kinnear J R Allen and Carl Swanson. Routine business plus delegate elections discussed. No report on Fourth of July celebration finances.

Department The American Legion Uniontown C. Emerson Metzger James Caases Freeman Johnson Kenneth Davis Donald A. McComas Ben Kinnear J. R. Allen Carl Swanson Legion

Youth Dies After Johnstown Sewer Explosion

John Pohacek, 17, a summer city worker and high school student, died at Memorial hospital after an explosion injured five workmen in a sewer yesterday. He was not rescued until an hour after the blast as four others remain hospitalized.

Johnstown Pun U. P John Pohacek Memorial Hospital Pohacek

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