Final Search For Missing Men Of Italia Giant Planes To Soar Over Arctic
In Spitsbergen June 26 two giant seaplanes waited for fog to lift before a last and despairing search eastward over Arctic ice for the seven men lost with the wrecked gasbag Italia May 25. Hopefulness fades as food supplies run low and Prof Finn Malmgren leads a party to walk across the ice toward land. General Umberto Nobile, injured but alive aboard Citta Di Milano, is pessimistic about recovering the bag or Malmgren’s party.
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Virgo Bay
Spitsbergen
United Press
Italia
Finn Malmgren
Malmgren
Nobile
Umberto Nobile
Citta di Milano
Fee
Gaabag
Umberto Maddalena
Baptists Raise Campaign Quota to Seventy Five Thousand
The Baptist church voted unanimously to raise the campaign quota from 66000 to 75000 to cover interest and other expenses of debt elimination. Pledges will be for five years instead of three. Rev Harold Stoddard led devotionals as Dr F H Divine of Brooklyn spoke tonight on Christian stewardship and outlined plans.
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Baptist Church Victory
Harold Stoddard
F. H. Divine
Brooklyn
Warren
Divine
Sweden To Help with World Film Plans and Books
A Minnesota era clipping notes Sweden aiding film ventures including Karl Marx's Capital and Darwin on earth worms as potential subjects. It mentions state power to compel viewing, and cites 1927 birth and death statistics with infant deaths at 118,891. Continuous publication hints at continued discussion on Page Two.
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Hel Ld Peavey
Presbyterians to Extend Call to Rev Dickson in Warren
The First Presbyterian church voted unanimously to extend a call to Rev Thomas S. Dickson of New Kensington Pa. A committee was named to interview him and finalize the call. Dickson spoke at Warren on May 6 and will arrive Thursday to attend the Sunday school picnic. He has held pastorships in West Orange Milwaukee Juniata Johnstown and New Kensington. The church now has 1177 members.
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Thomas S. Dickson
New Kensington
J. W. Kitchen
R. W. Stone
C. W. Beckley
Dickson
Warren Church
Warren
Outing Club
Stone
Raymon M. Kistler
Central Presbyterian Church of
Rochester
N. Y
University of Pennsylvania
Princeton Seminary
Ridgeview Presbyterian Church
West Orange
N. J
Immanuel Church
Milwaukee
Wis
Juniata
Penn
Johnstown
First Presbyterian Church of
New Jersey Governor Hurt In Auto Wreck
Trenton New Jersey January reports say Governor A Harry Moore was injured when his car rammed a tree to avoid a bakery wagon. Chauffeur Edward Carhey was driving and a bakery wagon caused the mishap.
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New Jersey
Trenton
N. J. Janes
A. Harry Moore
Edward Carhey
Gov. Moore
Westward Atlantic Flight Planned for July
Maurice Drouhin and Joseph Le Brix plan another westward Atlantic crossing by airplane as a commercial venture. The aircraft should be ready before July 4, and Le Brix stressed the sporting aspects would be forgotten in Lyons, focusing on the business aim.
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Paris
U. P
Maurice Drouhin
Joseph LeBrix
LeBrix
Lyons
Blast Victims Were Visitors in Plant at Thompsonville
An explosion at the New England Fireworks Company in Thompsonville killed four visitors and injured none of the workers. Names released include Joseph Anzellotti, 14, John Anzellotti, 11, Rosario Sarno, and William Doreaki, 19. Fire destroyed the main building and a light plume was seen for miles as investigators noted only four fatalities and no trace of a fifth person reported by workers. The plant was small, with under 10 employees, and Patsy Neapolitan of Springfield, Massachusetts, said the Anzellotti boys were his wife’s brothers.
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Thompsonville
Conn
U. P.1
New England Fireworks Company
North Thompsonville
Joseph Anzellotti
John Anzellotti
Rosario Sarno
William Doreaki
Simonton
Fireworks Company
Patsy Neapolitan
Springfield
Maso
Anzellotti Boys
Lewis Clark
Veteran Pittsburgh Banker Alexander Dunbar Dies After Operation
Alexander Dunbar 58 longtime vice president and cashier of the Bank of Pittsburgh died in Homeopathic Hospital after an operation. A Steubenville, Ohio native, Dunbar began in banking there before moving to Pittsburgh in 1901, where he became a prominent figure in local banking for more than a quarter century.
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Pittsburgh
U. P
Alexander Dunbar
Bank of Pittsburgh
Dunbar
Steubenville
National Exchange Bank
Dunber
Trial of Robert W. Stewart on Teapot Dome charges set
Washington June 26 Trial of Robert W Stewart chairman of the Indiana Standard Oil Company on an indictment charging per jury before the senate Teapot Dome committee was set for October 8 Stewart arrived from Chicago after the indictment was returned by a District of Columbia grand jury in the local supreme court yesterday He was arraigned today and pleaded not guilty His attorney demanded the earliest possible date and the judge set it at once
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Washington
U. FP
Robert W. Stewart
Indiana Standard Oil Company
Senate
Warren General Hospital elects two new board members
At the annual meeting, Harry Koot and Berry Conervo were elected to Warren General Hospital's board of directors. Retiring members Sie, L. J. Hoff and Mrs. Gertrude McConnell will step down. Officers will be elected at the next board meeting at the hospital. Announcement was made by Mrs. George E. Moly, president.
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Harry Koot
Berry Conervo
Warren General Hospital
Hospital Corporation
Sie
L. J. Hoff
Gertrude McConnell
George E. Moly
Will Rogers on Democratic Convention Badges and Heat
Will Rogers reports from Houston June 26 as Democrats crowd the Rice Hotel lobby amid perspiration and crowded decks of badges. He quips the scene resembles a convention with Palm Beach suits, overheated excitement, and chatter about the White House era. He notes lunch with Mrs Woodrow Wilson at Jesse Jones roof home and references Daylight of the times when presidents were presidents.
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Will Rogers
Houston
Palm Beach
Rice Hotel
New York
Tafew
White House
Barneyne
Bemer Barnch
Neds
Dr. Grayson
Fete Warren Hosts Visitors On Friendship Tour
Erle Masons led a 46 piece Zem Zem Band parade in Warren from 11 to 2 as visitors from Erle Zem Zem Band Drom and Bugle Corps Arab Patrol and Chantera and Sand Heaters performed. A large Warren reception committee greeted the Erie-bound delegation at the station then the group toured temples and stations across town. The train will visit Ridgway Clarion Meadville Sharon Mercer and Franklin with a return to Erie scheduled for Saturday.
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Warren
Bradford
Warren Masons
Erle
Zem Zem
Drom and
Bugle Corps
Erie
Masonic Temple
Liberty Street
Pennsylvania Station
Erieites
Zem Zem Temple
Temple
Ridgway
Clarion
Meadville
Sharon
Mercer
Franklin
E. K. Muir
Werren
Y. M. CO
Val Organization
Washingtn Oes C
Rawley
F. J. Haxserty
W. Migsmer
F.T. Champerlais Prom Preasurer
A. G. Moreton
Theodore Miller
Cae
Harmony at Democratic Convention Opens in Houston
The Democratic national convention opened in Houston with harmony as Smith is expected to be nominated. A compromise plank on prohibition pledges strict enforcement, while a farm plank endorses systematic surplus distribution and denounces government subsidies, rejecting the McNary Haugen plan.
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al Smith
Assembly
Smith
Diays
Kansas City
Platform Committee
Moody
Daniels
United City Organizations
Caraway
Pittman
McNary-Ha
Reed Still A Candidate At Democratic Convention
Senator James A. Reed of Missouri remains a candidate and will stay on the record until balloting, despite reports the Missouri delegation favored the Smith ticket. A confident adviser says no break from Reed, with a dry law enforcement plank likely to be a compromise acceptable to southern drys and East modifications. Delegates anticipate a orderly convention with poise as the platform committee sessions proceed amid noise from the crowd.
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Houston
Tex
James A. Reed
Missouri
United Press Lode
Smith
Benator
Kansas City
Tribune Tonight page index overview
Daily paper brief lists sections and features across pages. Mentions local news names Akeley Lander and Russell, plus societies, sport news and entertainment items like Honey Lou and Cross Word Puzzle. Indicates Want Ads, stock quotations and radio programs on page eleven.
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Akeley and Lander
Boy Scouts’ Tribune
Honey Lou
Russell and Youngsville News
Voters in Allegheny County Approve Bonds for 4% 680000 Plan
Pittsburgh voters went to the polls in a special election to vote bonds for a 4 percent, 680000 improvement plan. The ballot measure sought funding for local infrastructure projects announced in Allegheny County.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Weather forecast for Western Pa cloudy showers likely
Cloudy conditions with possible showers tonight. Wednesday looks gradually warmer with a rising temperature. Local observations note temperatures around 65 at 2 pm, with river precipitation and sunset at 7 34, sunrise at 4 30.
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