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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1928

Page

3

Saturday Film Bill at Library Theatre Delights Audiences

Varied vaudeville and film offerings headline the Library theatre lineup on Saturday. The Three Reddingtons perform acrobatic stalls with two men and a woman, while Barr Willey and Schell deliver strong vocal sets. Hedwig Reicher stars in The Leopard Lady, a Rupert Julian De Mille Studio thriller, with Jacqueline Logan, Alan Hale, and Robert Armstrong. The Bush League at Columbia features Monte Blue and Demarest in a Warner Bros. comedy drama about a bespectacled inventor who enters professional baseball, supported by Leila Hyams and Richard Tucker in a romance that intertwines sport and intrigue. Billie Dove stars in The Heart of a Follies Girl at Columbia next week, accompanied by Mildred Harms and a cast, with John Francis directing.

Library Theatre Reddingtons Barr Willey Schell Library Kayton Hedwig Reicher Cecil B. de Mille Rupert Julian de Mille Studio Beulah Marie Dix Edward Childs Carpenter Jacqueline Logan Alan Hale Robert Armstrong Monte Blue Columbia Theatre Today Clyde Cook William Ng Hick Leila Hyams Monte Brute Richard Tucker Tucker

Sunday Amusements Sought in York

York Pennsylvania June 2 a petition signed by 4000 people asked council to permit Sunday amusements despite 1794 blue laws. The current ordinance prohibiting them was passed two years ago. Former Mayor Hugentagler’s stance is linked to his election defeat. York had allowed Sunday amusements before the new rule. Sunday baseball continues outside city limits.

York U P Hugentagler Pennsylvania

The Big City at Library Theatre Promises Underworld Drama

The Library Theatre presents The Big City starting Monday. Lon Chaney stars in a Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer feature revealing underworld etiquette and secret bonds drawn from police reports. The film aims to illuminate gangland codes as a social mirror.

Lon Chaney America Underworld Big City Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer Library Theatre

State Expenditures Hit 124 Million in Latest Fiscal Year

Harrisburg report shows the Pennsylvania state government spent 124 million dollars in the last fiscal year excluding road bond fund outlays. Treasurer Samuel Lewis announced the totals, noting a 92.2 million dollar outlay in 1927 and a general fund balance of 35.3 million, higher than the prior year. The motor fund stood at 26.1 million, with total collections across funds excluding road funds at 155 million versus 137.1 million the year before.

Harrisburg U. P State of Pennsylvania Samuel Lewis Lewis

Newton Baker Named On Hague Tribunal

President Coolidge appointed former Secretary of War Newton D. Baker as the fourth American member of the Hague Arbitration Tribunal. The panel includes four U S citizens Elihu Root John Bassett Moore and Charles Evans Hughes alongside Baker. the tribunal handles international arbitration under the Hague convention.

Washington Coolidge Newton D. Baker State Department United States Elihu Root John Bassett Moore Charles Evans Hughes

Ohio delegates swing to Al Smith at Houston convention

Ohio delegates pledged to former senator Atlee Pomerene will switch to Governor Al Smith of New York. Delegate Joseph Breitenstein announced the move at a county Democratic club meeting in Cleveland, saying he is authorized to place Pomerene's name in nomination.

Cleveland Ohio Houston Atlee Pomerene al Smith New York Joseph Breitenstein Breitenstein Democratic Club Pomerene

Class Night 18 Rated at Youngsville

Youngsville High School held a 1928 class night showing originality and charm with a studio set, reunions, and sketches by Nettie McAlister and Norman Johnson. The program featured caricatures, poems, history, prophecies, gifts, a keynote key, and a Washington trip fund donation, closing with the class song and yell.

Youngsville Youngsville High School Tt Ssgs Nettie McAllister Norman Johnson H. S Lester Kinnear Vera Long Cecil Dyer Florence Babcock Gladys Sterum Ruth Thrush Edward Day Klahr Peterson Nettie McAlister Washington

Re-Election Seeks Pierce Lester K Knnear Stanley Love

Junior High Exhibit A featured pupils presenting topics in a gym display. Alice Swanson spoke on music, Alberta Mott explained sewing with a display of student articles, Mott also spoke on art. Kenneth Sample covered manual training. Dorothy Moore presented English. Martha Swanson showed a history notebook. Fern Weaver discussed Civics. Howard Hopkins demonstrated Mathematics. A large crowd registered attendance.

Alice Swanson Minsie Alberta Mott Miss Mott Kenneth Sample Merrill Dorothy Moore Martha Swanson Fern Weaver Howard Hopkins

Five Rescued From Venice Hotel Fire in Pottsville

Five people were carried down firemen ladders from their rooms at the Venice hotel in Pottsville as flames trapped four men and a woman. More than 30 escaped. five firemen were overcome but revived. Owner John Cominetti could not estimate the loss.

Pottsville Venice John Cominetti

Pacific Flight Crew Plans Suva Route Stopovers

Kingsford Smith and navigator Lyon discuss ocean route from Honolulu to Suva with fuel and fuel tank concerns. They may fly two hops if needed, load 1500 gallons, and consider Barking Sands Kauai for takeoff while noting dangers of long hops and forced landings.

Wheeler Floid Uoril Munda Kingsford-Smith Honolulu Suva Lyon Southern Cross Kingsford- Smith Oakland Sands Barking Sands Kaui Dick Grace Hollywood Hawaii California United States Navy Wheeler Field Thy Gerald Phipps Gerald

British champions flight crew fatigue and triumph

The four pilots led by Kingsford Smith and Ulm returned from the Southern Cross voyage to Honolulu. They rested after a long flight and shared stories in informal events. Navigator Lyons joked he was born to be hanged not drowned as the team described moments of uncertainty and fatigue during the long journey.

Commader Phipps Kingsford-Smith Ulm Ait Honolulu National Aeronautical Association Southern Cross Lyons California

Crossword Puzzle Horizontal and Vertical Solutions

The page presents a dated crossword with labeled horizontal and vertical clues, partial spellings, and a full solution line listing answers such as allegorical representation, rising ground, and various definitional terms. It includes odd spellings and OCR artifacts in both clue text and final answer list.

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