Wall Street Giants Builders and Buyers Define An Era
Today Copsricht reviews 1927 New York American reflections on Wall Street’s booming hour with General Motors at 160 a share and a trillion dollar mindset. Emil Ludwig’s return touches on wealth, socialism, and Lincoln’s era, while Washington faces Britain’s sea aims and Hoover’s economic stance amid oil and gasoline outlooks. Continued on Page Five.
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New York American
Wall Street
General Motors
Quotations on Battleships and Politics in Old Speech
A fragment expresses that battleships resist obsolescence and politics creates odd alliances. The speaker notes politicians he knows would roam all night, hinting at enduring fortitude and strange bedfellows in public life.
Hinchliffe Plane Missing Over Sea With Miss Mackay
News from St Johns Newfoundland reports Captain Walter Hinchliffe and passenger Miss Elsie Mackay are hours overdue. Endeavor was 85 hours out from Cranwell air drome, facing adverse winds. No word from ships or overland sightings. Weather conditions favorable, aurora borealis lighting the night, visibility good.
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ST. Johns
N. F
Walter Hinchliffe
Elsie Mackay
Cranwell
England
Hinchliffe
Frances Grayson
Newfoundland
New York
London
Vanishing Point
Lone Keeperis
Harbor Grace Flying Field
Cromwell
Ireland
May Resume Auto Races at Warren County Fair
Automobile racing at the Warren County fair may restart this year after a meeting with Fair Board members. R. A. Hankinson of the Universal Automobile Racing Association, New York, discussed with board officials while treasurer R. E. Waid noted last races were held in 1924. Notable drivers DePalma DePaolo Robinson and Lockart race under the association.
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Warren County Fair
R. A. Hankinson
Universal Automobile Racing Association
New York
R. E. Waid
DePalma
DePaolo
Robinson
Lockart
Hankinson
Campaign Logistics and Delegates Across Parties
The log notes Miriam A. Ferguson backing Smith for president while her husband meets James Ferguson and Senator Reed. Clarence F. Buck says Lowden’s Illinois delegates will total 200 to 250 in Kansas City. New Hampshire results show Smith and Hoover backers ahead. Ohio Democrats pursue a quiet Donahey draft though he won’t run. Senator Walsh approves using his name for the Democratic ticket. Gr he tatla cake Cid.
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Miriam A. Ferguson
Texas
Smith
New York
James Ferguson
Reed
Clarence F. Buck
Frank Olowden
Kansas City
New Hampshire
Herbert Hoover
Ohio
Vic Donahey
United States
Thomas J. Walsh
Mont
Democratic
Congress Deliberates Bills and Investigations Today
Senate schedules calendar bills while Teapot Dome coal and cotton probes proceed. Foreign relations panel conducts executive session as House debates naval construction and farm relief measures. Merchant marine and foreign affairs panels run hearings on arms export controls.
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Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
HOUSE
Agriculture Committee
Merchant Marine Committee
Foreign Affairs Committee
Community Chest Campaign Set For Next Week in Warren
Warren prepares for the fourth annual Community Chest drive with about 150 volunteers calling on residents. Contributors of $10 or more gain voting rights for the year, with a volunteer board of directors overseeing budgets and ensuring funds reach member organizations. The goal this year is 49000 dollars, and success hinges on broad community support to avoid the old multi-appeal system.
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Community Chest
Warren
Warren Community Chest
The
Chest
Santos faces looming slide as rains hinder rescue efforts
In Santos Brazil heavy rain hampers recovery from Saturday landslide with a widening Mont Serrat fissure and warnings to stay away from the hill base. Officials consider dynamiting the area to avert disaster as 990,000 tons of debris could descend if the slide occurs. Meantime Colonel Lindbergh lands at Bolling Field after a forced stop in Coatesville during a flight.
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Santos
Brazil
Mont Serrat
Quick Recovery Follows Break in Radio Stock
New York March 14 Radio Corporation of America stock swung after a sharp opening drop and brief rally. The day followed a record 4,000,000 share session as dealers faced indecision and a stubborn technical corner. Meehan and associates were cited as major profit makers amid a five day surge and massive gains in market value.
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New York
U. P. Radio Corporation of America
Michael 3. Meehan
Arthur W. Cutten
Fisher Brothers
Ansious
Meehan
Wool Growers Plan Regional Association Forming
Wool growers from western Warren eastern Crawford and northern Venango counties met in Titusville to discuss forming an association to tackle marketing problems. Fifteen breeders with about 2000 sheep attended as O C Tritt and W B Connell explained successful models and a Venango group leader outlined plans. An organizational meeting was approved for an undetermined date.
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Warren’ County
Titusville
Sterrett
Venango County
Dairy Plans To Be Discussed At Warren Meet
Dairy plans for 1928 were to be discussed by the executive committee and county dairy leaders at a Farm Bureau office meeting in Wateneey. Dairy extensionist Br. Welsh was scheduled to speak briefly and Walter D. Ward, county dairy leader, was to preside at the session. In Washington Pa on March 14 more than two thirds of a $60,000 estate of Herman H. Bebout of Canonsburg was left to religious and welfare organizations.
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Warren County Agricultural Extension Association
County Daiy
Farm Bureau
Court House
Wateneey
BR. Welsh
Walter D. Ward
Washington, Pa
Herman H. Bebout
Canonsburg
Desolation and Death Mark Sweep of Santa Clara Basin
The St. Francis dam disaster leaves the Santa Clara basin a wrecked landscape with crumbled towns, crushed orchards, and bodies visible in trees and waterlogged areas. A 12 billion gallon flood decimated farms, rail lines, an airfield, and homes as rescue and assessment continue.
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Santa Clara Basin
Queen Marie to devote time to literary effort
Newspaper page listing sections and features for the issue. Notes editorial, society, obituaries, sport news, and local news by page. Mentions Mayburg Thomson Hall Sheffield and Youngaville coverage. Includes pages for comics, radio, want ads, and cross word puzzle.
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Focal
Telegraph
Porkey News
Motorcycle Patrols to Serve Warren Borough This Summer
Warren borough officials announce two motorcycle police officers will patrol during the summer. Patrolmen Utter and Britton will ride borough motorcycles. one on a daily beat and the other part time during peak hours. Increased tourist traffic and highway improvements, including paving on the Roosevelt highway, are cited as reasons for expanding the unit.
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C. W. Barwis
Utter
Britton
Barwis
Warren
Detroit
Buffalo
Hoover and Smith Delegations Named in New Hampshire Primary
In Manchester New Hampshire Solis Hoover and Smith delegations were selected by the state in the first presidential primary. Tabulation of 250 of 295 wards showed clear majorities for delegates pledged or known to favor the Secretary of Commerce.
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Manchester
N. H
Solis Hoover
Smith
New Hampshire
Secretary of Commerce
Tragic St Francis Dam Disaster Toll and Missing Still Rise
Newhall Calif March 14 287 bodies recovered 400 still missing as searchers comb Santa Clara river basin for victims of the St Francis dam collapse Many bodies were mutilated by the flood and swept through towns with wreckage Authorities estimate many may never be found as the valley mourns The disaster prompted three investigations to determine causes and accountability
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Newhall
Calif
Santa Clara River
St. Francis Dam
Sheriff's Office
Ventura
Onsferd
Santa Paula
Fillmore
Moor Park
Camartho
Piru
Saticoy
Geart Dam
San Francisquito Canyon
California
Weather Forecast for Western Pennsylvania and Region
Cloudy and slightly colder with snow hurri es along Lake Erie tonight. Thursday generally fair. High pressure spreading east from the west and northwest, with clear skies and moderately cold weather. Temperatures dropped 12 to 24 degrees over the lake region and central valley states. Night readings show zero and below in North Dakota, rising toward freezing later. Observations note Pittsburgh at 36 and other cities.
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Lake Erie
Ontario
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Plains
Kentucky
Tennessee
Lake
North Dakota
Canada
Arizona
Atlantic City
Chicago
Miami
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
River
Seta
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Ludwig
Arthur Brisbane
Emil Ludwig
Europe
Otto H. Kahn
America
Kahn
Kahm
Rockefelier
Baker
Melon
Ford
Dupont
Lincoln
Washington
Hoover
al Smith
Balfour
Bmr
Sinclair
Fall
United States Navy
Atlantic
CO. Fair
Congress
Lindy
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Bolling Field
Coatesville
Price
Wool Growers
Warren County
Los Angeles
United Press
St. Francis
Valley of Death
the Tribune Tonight
Utte
Bitton
Apil
Hoover and Smith
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