Asia to California and the New War Hose
Asia to California features ongoing discussion of a Berlin to San Francisco flight with letters dropped en route and potential defense preparations on the Pacific Coast. Articles discuss tuberculosis vaccines, a French doctor’s anti-tuberculosis vaccine claims, and experiments on animals toward cancer immunization, noting Mayo and Maud Slye’s related views.
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Asia
California
Eton Koénneece
Berlin
San Francisco
New York
Washington
Carnette
Willem J. Mayo
Maud Slye
Chicago
Elimination of Unqualified Day Agents Under Way
The civil service commission began removing prohibition bureau employees who cannot qualify for positions in dry law enforcement for Roscoe. Harper, Buffalo administrator, was first affected for lacking six years of executive experience. Several other administrators likely face dismissal for similar reasons. Military service not counted as executive experience. Major Mills, Commodore Pennington, and Major Hanlon are among those needing to qualify before July 1. The Anti-Saloon League praises Harper’s resignation as a sign of stronger enforcement under the reorganized administration.
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Civil Service Commission
Prohibition Bureau
Roscoe
Harper
Buffalo
Chest P. Mills
New York
L. Commador
J. D. Pennington
Pittsburgh
J. Hanlon
New Jersey
Anti-Saloon League
Seymour Lowman
Farm Products Show Commission Forming
Governor Fisher named six nominees for three seats on the Farm Products Show Commission. Nominees include John S. Light Harrisburg Miles Worst Lebanon H D Altenbach Philadelphia Chester J Tyson Flora Dale R J Munce Canonsburg and Mrs John I Rice Wilmore. New terms place members with state and college officials to form the commission. M Fry named secretary to succeed R T Bell. Separately sea plane service will start July 4 between Detroit and Chicago by Strasburg flying service with round trip fare 20.
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Tiarrisburg
U P.1
John $. Fisher
Farm Products Sro Commission
John S. Light
Harrisburg
Miles Worst
Lebanon
H. D. Altenbach
Philadel
Chester J. Tyson
Flora Dale
R. J. Munce
Canonsburg
John I Rice
Wilmore
Commission
Will Sre
C. S. Jordan
State See of Agriculture
RL. Watts
Tenneslvania State College
R. G Sressler
Agricultr
McDowell
Pennsylvania State College
Tv Department of Public Instruction
Superintendent of Public Instruction
M. Fry
R. Ti. Bell
Naval experts warn against plan to curb fleets
Geneva talks spark concern that Japanese and British limits would leave the United States inferior at sea. Experts note Japan and Britain have expanded since WWI while U.S. ships stagnated, risking obsolescence of American battleships and smaller submersibles under proposed ratios and tonnage caps.
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Henry Woop
United Press
Geneva
U. P
Naral
Japan
Great Britain
United States
England
Hough
S$. Wilson
W C, Bridgeman
Baron Tanaka
Ludwell
Denny
Washington
Britain
Navy Department
U. S
Bunéme
Congress
United Stytes
Morse case to be presented to grand jury in New Brunswick
The Morse case involving Misa Bessie Morse and her alleged involvement with her maid Mamie Todd will be placed before the grand jury. Prosecutor Joni EB Toolan will present the notes and evidence as the investigation proceeds in New Brunswick.
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New Brunswick
Coolidge Watches Geneva Talks Progress and Urban Tour Planned
President Coolidge follows the Geneva disarmament talks closely and hopes for a successful outcome though expecting lengthy discussions. He has received goodwill from the conference secretary and will tour the state before vacation, with four engagements and potential rallies across farmers, Native Sioux, Deadwood days, and cowboys from three states, fueling 1932 election talk.
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Pall & Mallon
United Press
Rapid City
S. D
Coolidge
Kireush
Te Bas
Geneva
Lindbergh undecided on future activities in Europe trip plans
Four men to fly to Europe in the Byrd monoplane include Bert Balchen George Neville Bert Acosta with Byrd, as preparations for a transatlantic flight proceed. Weather toward the North Atlantic is clearing and Byrd may take off late today or tomorrow, depending on conditions.
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Lindbergh
Europe
Roct Field
Richard E Byrd
Bert Balchen
Stgre
Byrd
George Neville
Bert Acosta
Bachen
North Pole
Roosevelt Field
UPI
Atlantic
Richard Byrd
Ins Fligine
Paris
Oceanic Tompank
Bard
Charles Linbergh
Clerence Chamberlin
Charles Levine
Federal raid seizes 6000 gallons high test beer in Homewood
Prohibition agents raided a Homewood garage late last night and seized 6000 gallons of high test beer along with brewery equipment. Nicholas Scura was arrested as the operation unfolded.
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Pittsburgh
U. P
Homewood
Nicholas Scura
PLIERS ARRIVE AT SAN DIEGO FOR TESTS ON HAWAII FLIGHT
Lieutenant Maitland and Lieutenant Hegenberger, two Hawaii flight prospects, arrive at Rockwell Field San Diego with two technicians to ready the Fokker for an ocean crossing by July 15. The craft, weighing 15,500 pounds and carrying 1,040 gallons of fuel, will use three Wright engines like Lindbergh’s.
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San Diego
Cal
U_ P
Washington
Jester J. Maitland
A. F. Hegenberger
R Eady
Hawaii
Fokker
Rockwell Field
el Paso
Texas
BR Jones
McCook Field
E. J. Rivers
Maitland
San Francisco
Rus O
Tgiake
Honolulu
Charles A Lindbergh
Energetic Young Woman Campaign Push Prompts Doubtful Result
A hopeful young candidate pleads for more sustained hustling and larger subscriptions to win in a tight race. She laments friends' tepid support, urging daily paper gains and a stronger display of enthusiasm to secure long term subscriptions before the final ballot. The piece highlights diligent work as the key to edging rivals, with Franklin holt noted among top contenders.
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Mis Branklin
Holf
Practical Joker Sets Fire to Man's Clothes
York June 21 a practical joker nearly caused the death of Chester Snoberger 24 garage employee. A large piece of cotton waste hanging from a packet in Snoberger overalls was ignited by a fellow employee and Snoberger did not discover the fire until most of his clothing was in flames. He was taken to town hospital in a serious condition where it was said he would recover.
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York
Chester | Snoberger
Snowberger
Town Hospital
Summer Officially Opens In Morning
Washington reports that the summer season officially opens tomorrow as the sun reaches its northernmost point, marking the longest day of the year at 15 hours and 35 minutes. The Naval Observatory notes this timing diverges from common belief that summer starts today.
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Washington
U.S. Naval Observatory
Iday Samer
Sodas Replacing Chocolate in American Drinks
NAW VOR June 27 UPI reports a historic note on soda emergence as a popular American drink. The piece traces early contrasts with chocolate drinks and cites New York restaurateur Robertson and businessman Frances Tich as early promoters of ice cream and chill beverages amid evolving soda culture.
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UPI
Atrat Amerigan
Robirtson
New York
Frances Tich
Labo
Aline
Canal Street
Rob
Dan Robertson
Robertson
United Press
Kline
Rawson
Robertzon
Tiet
Prisoners Wounded After North Butler Robbery Shootout
Two men were captured after a gun battle three miles north of Wildwood with Justice of the Peace Albert Lorch. Michael Vrahic of Pittsburgh and Benny Zick of Wheeling were wounded and taken to a Butler hospital after helping to rob a Battey filling station of 200 dollars. A third man fled as state troopers and detectives pursued him.
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Pittsburgh
Justice of the Peace
Albert T. Lorch
Wildwood
Lorch
Michael Vrahic
Benny Zick
Wheeling
W. Va
Butler
Frabkc
Zick
Lordwase
George Brown
Brady
Paul
P.T. Thompson
Goch
Butler Pake
Allison Park
Schwartz's Corner
New Allegheny North County Park
Aod
Cautings
Boy Killed Erecting Radio Antenna Near Scotsdale
Connellsville June 2 1 Donald Edward Spicer 15 of near Scotsdale was killed yesterday afternoon when a radio antenna he helped erect touched a high tension electric line. The incident occurred as workmen raised the antenna and the line arced striking him. Spicer was employed at the time and the accident is under investigation by local authorities.
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Connnellsville
Donald Edward Spicer
Scotsdale
Weather Picture Western Pa Showers and Wednesday
A weather summary notes a western Pennsylvania shower pattern with a cool air mass behind a central low over Minnesota. Heavy rains sweep the plains to northern Texas as a Gulf air trough extends southward, while a northeastern high brings cooler conditions. Observations list Chicago 66, Pittsburgh 60, New York 66, with no precipitation reported in Bam and 71 at 2 p.m. Local sunrise and sunset times are given.
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Plains States
Minnesota
St. Paul
Duluth
Iowa
Missouri
Arkansas
Texas
Mississipa Valiey
Terre Haute
Indiana
Chicago
Pive
Los Angeles
Mami
New York
Pittsburgh
Washington
Yellowstone Park
Bam
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Justice Army
Arthur Brisbane
Civil Service
Farm Products Show Commission Forming
Detroit
Mich
Detoit
Strasburg
Paul Strasburg
Mackinac Islan
United States Navy
NAVAL
Air Corporation
Louis
Charles A’ Lindbergh
Mare
Fay
Ageline Lodge
Tes
Detroi
Memwlay
Erie
Garden City
Charles 4
Roosevelt
Quentin Roosevelt
France
Pliers
Pacific
Lindy
St Louis
Charles A. Lindbergh
St. Lows
Victor A. Malier
St Lovins
Mrs. Hoff Atains
News Boys
Kittanning
Fatrolman
Western
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