06 Jun 1927
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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1927
Page
1
Article notes Lindbergh’s forthcoming flight from New York to Paris claiming a hero’s welcome, while discussing Canadian bottled goods shortages spurring American tourists to Ontario. It links the voyage to broad national pride, expected economic gains, and shifts in public sentiment, concluding with a pointer to continued coverage on Page Five.
President and Mrs Coolidge will leave Washington June 1 for the Black Hills South Dakota remote lodge miles from newsrooms and society. Mrs Coolidge plans knitting and walking with little social activity, no dinners or teas, while the press and public life retreat to a simple rural routine.
In Philadelphia a nine year old, Michael Slivar, was held by police after stabbing his father five times. The father had attacked the mother with a hatchet during an argument at their home. The elder Slivar was found unconscious but slated to recover by physicians. The mother, Annie Slivar, 27, said her husband began the assault before the boy intervened.
The U S supreme court denies Judge Ben B Lindsey a review of the Colorado supreme court order ousting him from Denver's juvenile bench. The ruling leaves the state court's decision in final effect with a 28 day mandate, and Lindsey’s appeal options are limited to a petition for hearing.
United Press reports a Columbia monoplane completed a 41 hour 35 minute night flight from Roosevelt Field New York to Germany. The route included stops at New Bedford Provincetown Yarmouth Halifax Trepasser Newfoundland Mauretania Tadstow Cornwall Mymounth England Guernsey Ivand and Dortmund before landing at Welfin for refuel. The final leg ended with an emergency landing near Forst Prussia after being forced to alight.
Paris June 6 United Press reports Lieutenants Corsa and Rignot two French aviators who began a non stop flight to Tokio from here Saturday morning were forced down at Tajil in the Tobelsk district after 29 hours in the air an official telegram from the fliers said today.
Three children Lauretta seven months John seven and Paulina four died from escaping gas at a Rosemount home near Montreal. The bodies were found when a milkman opened the residence of A Tort Cummings, a Brother Andre's Shrine worker.
Major Herbert A. Dargue, famed for the Army Good Will Flight around South America, is expected to fly along the Ohio River today, arriving from Erie. The event features the renowned pilot visiting Pittsburgh after his Erie leg.
James L. Toner 85 of West Mansfield Butler County died in Allegheny Valley Hospital from internal injuries after being crushed beneath an overturned tractor near Russelltown. He was blinded by headlights of an approaching car on Saturday night, causing his vehicle to swerve over an embankment, coroner reports.
United Press dispatch reports anxious wives of service members learning their husbands have landed in Europe. Wylda Chambertin and Grace Levine endured two tense days awaiting confirmation. Each wife prepared to travel to Berlin or engage further as news spread of Allied advance and rescue operations.
Will Snyder, chairman, calls a Wednesday evening meeting at seven in the M. CAL to decide if the Warren County picnic at Exposition Park on the Fourth of July will be held. All interested are invited to attend and share views on the event. The picnic has become an established borough and county outing with rising interest and attendance.
Severe weather disrupted Manor and Fenn with heavy rain and damage. Reports describe weakened structures and road washouts causing travel delays and emergency responses. Meteorologists note persistent downpours raising flood risk through the day.
Captain Charles A. Lindbergh rested aboard the U. S. S. Memphis en route to Washington after two triumphant weeks in Europe. Clarence Chamberlin and Charles Levine flew within 150 feet of the liner Mauretania, prompting praise from Lindbergh as the Memphis kept its 24 knot pace amid brisk seas and haze.
Clarence Chamberlin, famous transatlantic aviator, is nicknamed "Chink" by locals in Dennison Ta. The report notes the moniker arose during early aviation days and remains in use among residents, reflecting lasting local affection for the pioneer pilot.
A B QO passenger train derailed near Philadelphia just before noon today. Initial reports indicate several cars left the tracks after a mishap on the line serving altimors area. Passengers were shaken but no fatalities are confirmed at this time.
A two year old boy from 511 WY Fifth Avenue near Schofield was recovered at about 2 PM after a night spent in woods near his home. He wore no shoes, appeared sunburned, but suffered no serious harm. A large search by police and Boy Scouts, with townsfolk, followed his disappearance between 5 and 6 PM the previous evening.
A. H. Prins reports a flood of new subscriptions slated to boost The Tribune's Sale Campaign. By next Wednesday over 25 candidates vie for the beautiful awards, many turning in subscriptions to push votes. The push includes 49,000 extra votes for $29 in subscriptions, with June 8 projected as the peak day as candidates rally followers and await delivery of two top prizes.
Weather conditions across western Pennsylvania show increasing cloudiness and warmer temperatures with high pressure over the Ohio Valley, while rain falls in the Mississippi valley and temperatures remain below normal in parts. In Clearfield county, Fred Paterson was electrocuted while fighting a fire at the Woodward mine near Mahaffey after stepping on a live wire.
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