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Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1928

Page

2

Auto Races Slated for July Fourth and Labor Day

Warren County fans will see two days of professional auto racing at the Fairgrounds this summer with ten drivers and cars contracted by the Universal Auto Racing association. The July 4 event coincides with the Irvine Memorial Bridge dedication and features Daredevil Vee performing a mid race stunt, plus a possible Ralph De Palma appearance on Labor Day. Prizes total 4000 dollars and races follow American Automobile Association rules, varying from six to twenty laps.

Warren Motor Track Fairgrounds Labor Day Warren County Agricultural Association Universal Auto Racing Association The Fair Association American Legion Irvine Memorial Bridge Court House Racing Association Ralph de Palma de Palma American Automobile Association Daredevil Vee Mobile National Guard Fair Grounds

Holy Communion Service and Reception at Swedish Church

The Swedish church will hold Holy Communion and a reception of members at 7 30 p m Sunday evening. Members are urged to attend this important gathering. Richard Thompson of Melrose Place will graduate this year from the University of Michigan with the class of 1923 War ren High School alum.

Michigan Richard Thompson Srs R. €. Thompson Melrose Place University of Michigan Richard Warren High School

Arbuti Auxiliary Missionary Society to Observe 43rd Anniversary

The Arbuti Auxiliary Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian Church marks its forty third founding anniversary with a birthday party at Mrs. John Cameron's home on Central Avenue Monday evening at seven thirty. Charter member Mrs. Thomas Perks will present the society history and Mrs. C. E. Stebbins will report on the Northeast Presbyterian convention. Refreshments will follow, served by Mrs. T. N. Dunham and Mrs. R. C. Thompson.

Arbuti Afxiliary Missionary Society Fist Presbyterian Church John Cameron Central Avenue Severn Thomas Perks Northeast Presbyterian Convention C. E. Stebbins T. N. Dunham R. C. Thompson

Nations rally aid for Nobile rescue mission

Nations offer aid to rescue Umberto Nobile and his aides. Norway, Russia, Sweden, and Italy pledge ships aircraft and personnel with a seaplane en route to aid expeditions. The Citta Di Milano and Citta Di Mihano may join as rescue efforts mobilize with Roald Amundsen Lincoln Ellsworth Riiser Larsen and others volunteering to risk their lives.

Umberto Nobile Pole Norway Russia Sweden Italy Citta di Milano Kings Bay Citta di Mihano Nobile Roald Amundsen Lincoln Ellsworth Riiser-Larsen Levtzow-Holm Wilkins

Farm Leaders Meet in Chicago Today

Farm leaders from fourteen corn belt states gather in Chicago to draft a political program aimed at securing government protection and relief for midwestern farmers. The meeting, chaired by state committee chairmen, forms a protest against President Coolidge's second veto of the McNary Hargen farm relief bill.

Chicago U.P Coolidge

Oiling of state highways due by June 15 in state plan

State highways department aims to complete road oiling by June 15, allowing uninterrupted travel on tarred roads across the state. J J Rodemayer of the dog law enforcement bureau is praised for a lengthy stakeout at a 1100 acre game farm where 20 sheep were killed across April nights.

U. S. Marine Forces Shanghai China Mark Bristol The Pacific Beet State Highways Department J. J. Rodemayer Dog Law Enforcement Bureau of Anime Redemayer

Gypsies chased from Warren by local officer

Gypsies traveling by car were pursued from Warren Saturday afternoon by Motorcep Charles Britton of the local police. They claimed they were bound for a point in the New England states.

Warren Charles Britton 2 Point New England States

Oil price list by grade across multiple lines and regions

A historical column lists purchase prices for various Pennsylvania and other oil grades. Prices are shown for multiple pipelines, transit lines, and companies including Bradford District, National Transit, Eureka, Buckeye, Cumberland, Somers, and Stoll Refining among others. The data mentions grades such as Meister, Corning, Cabell, Ragland, Indiana Refining West Kentucky, and Saginaw Sand with prices per barrel or unit, reflecting a fragmented market catalog.

Pennsylvania Nextor's Transit Co Bradford Nye Transit Co National Transit Co South West Eureka Pipe Line Co Buckeye Pipe Co Meister Buckeye Pipe Line Co Buckeye Cabell Eureka Somerset Oil Cumberland Pipe Line Co Indiana Refining Co West Kentuky Cumberland Barren Mon Mé Paragon Dev. Co Stoll Oil Refining Co Owl City Western Kentucky Lad Indiana Princeton Wooster Plymouth Llinois Waterloo Petrolla Can Saginaw Mich Crea Saginaw

The Tribune Publishes A New Map Of Europe

The Tribune presents a new map of Europe showing boundary changes for 21 of 27 nations since 1918 and many city name changes. Only six nations retain the same borders, with Norway Sweden Spain Portugal Switzerland and Holland unchanged. The Washington Information Bureau map marks old and new boundaries and spellings, with a coupon offered.

Europe Norway Sweden Spain Portugal Switzerland Holland Washington Information Bureau

Bootleg era politics and press notes mix in a scattered column

A garbled column references paid lectures on public utilities, bootleg era crime including a Broadmoor Country Club robbery near Indianapolis, and a sharp critique of bootleg whiskey. It notes Will Rogers and Langhorne Gibson’s presidential talk, favorite sons at the Republican convention, a kidnapping and murder in Ohio, and lawmakers testing airship capabilities with a Los Angeles dirigible trip.

Rogers Herbert Hoover

Fomon Fire Test Attracts Hundreds At Refiners Plant

Demonstration of a new extinguishing substance called fomon drew about 300 people to a refiners plant this afternoon. Two feet of oil burned in a 40 foot tank for ten minutes before fomon was released through pipes. Firemen assisted with pipes and a state patrolman controlled traffic while J Moon explained the test and R M Urquhart attended. A possible future foamite demonstration may occur in Warren.

O:1 Fie Fomon J. Moon Fomor Company Fomen Warren Oil City Bradford R. M. Urquhart

Dinner for Choir of First Lutheran Marks Night

Thirty four members of the church choir and Brotherhood dined at six thirty with pink peonies decorating the Warren Outing Club. A chicken dinner was served by Mrs B O Smith after brief speeches, followed by social time and a list of attendees.

Brotherhood of the First Lutheran Church Warren B. O. Smith Homer Mohr Christian Andersson W. E. Yeager Ira Brown Nick Anderson George Juline Fred Greenland Chase Gage Chester Randall Ruth Aubitz John Shaughnessy Josephine Dorothy Robinson Carl Timm F. E. Redding J. Leslie Ellis Lester Stroh Martin Peterson Florence Peterson Elizabeth Lauffenberger Hernard Dennig Gay Saxton Mariel Hill Bernice Schott Lewis Koebley

Russell Tea Room Opens To Public At Russell Pa

Russell Tea Room in Russell Pennsylvania announces public opening on Sunday June 3 serving chicken and southern baked ham. Event details include a price list with 5 31 3 cent entries. Local residents encouraged to attend and enjoy the meal.

Russell

Market Letter Current Events on New York Stocks

New York market notes bullish after William C Durant pledged easy money and a bigger bull market ahead. Radio Corp hit a record high, ITT also rose, and many leaders like National Cash Register and Gimbel Brothers climbed while U S Steel eased slightly. Copper shares stayed firm led by American Smelting.

New York William C. Durant Radio Corporation International Telephone and Telegraph National Cash Register A Case Threshing Machine Eton Axle Emerson Brantingham Fox Film A Gimbel Brothers Hupp Motors Atong VU. S. Steel Sperial Jeevex

President Coolidge Goes On Weekend Potomac Cruise

President and Mrs. Coolidge depart this afternoon on the executive yacht Mayflower for a weekend cruise on the Potomac. The party includes high officials and guests from Boston and Washington.

President Washington U P Coolidge Potomac River Dwight W. Morrow Mexico Olds Mitchel MacCracken Frank W. Stevens Boston White House

Tamany Chief Testifies Campaign Fund Claims

George W. Olvany of Tamany Hall testified before the senate campaign investigate committee that his organization did not spend on the presidential candidacy of Governor Alfred E. Smith. He said the society received minor contributions of five dollars and one cent and one cent, all routed to the local Smith campaign, with expenditures limited to postage and responding to inquiries about Smith's record.

New York U. P George W. Olvany Tammany Hall Senate Campaign Investigating Alfred E.mSith Qus Society Olvany Democratic Committee Jocal Smith

Towboat Kittenning Sinks in Allegheny River

Government towboat Kittenning sank in 13 feet of water near lock No 6 in the Allegheny River at Freeport. The vessel was northbound when the accident happened late yesterday. Crew members fled to the upper deck and escaped as lower decks submerged. River traffic remained halted pending raising operations.

Freeport U. P Allegheny River

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