Fireworks on Wall Street and gambling talk fade into politics
The column reflects on stock market glitz with seat prices near half a million and overall growth in values while contrasting it with unemployment data and political commentary. It notes Mussolini and Lindbergh comparisons, a funeral procession with roses for Joe Esposito, and the first use of an auxiliary air taxi by Conte Grande as Europe travel looms. It ends promising continuation on Page Five.
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Europe
Gibraltar
Mussolini
Hat seeking man found shot at livery stable
Al Moots rose early to buy a hat and told his wife he would look around for a new hat. Thirty minutes later his body was found back at the livery stable with a bullet wound in the temple. The note questions public support for a nickel cigar.
Legion plans dinner and talk with Clarence Chamberlin
American Legion Post in Warren invites about 200 members to a noon arrival and 6:30 p.m. dinner for trans Atlantic flyer Clarence D. Chamberlin. He will speak at Library Theatre at 8:16 p.m. about aviation feats and show three reels of film including his Germany takeoff and one wheel landing with two girls aboard.
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Clarence D. Chamberlin
Warren
Comnplanter Post
American Legion
Ben Kinnear
Legion Auxiliary
Legionaires
Chamberlin
Library Theatre
Germany
Erie
Ford Sought as Witness in Coal Inquiry
Senate interstate commerce committee plans to subpoena Henry Ford to testify on the coal industry. Earlier witnesses include Charles Schwab John D Rockefeller Jr and R B Mellon. Senator Wagner urged Ford be added after Percy Tetlow testified Ford pays eight dollars per day in West Virginia mines. Chairman Watson favored calling Ford but may excuse if European tour conflicts. Committee hints at possible coal commission legislation.
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Washington
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Henry Ford
Charles Schwab
John, D. Rockefeller, Jr
R. B. Mellon
Couzens
Wagner
Dem
Ford
Percy Tetlow
United Mine Workers
West Virginia
Watson
Coal Commission
Senate
Jackson Succeeds Blackmer on Board
Allan Jackson of Chicago becomes a director of the Midwest Oil Co, succeeding Henry M. Blackmer who resigned and is in voluntary exile in Paris. T. A. Dines, chairman, announced the change.
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Denver
Colo
U P
Allan Jackson
Chicago
Standard Oil Co
Indiana
Midwest Oil Co
Jackson
T. A. Dines
Henry M. Blackmer
Paris
Blackmer
Denial Issued By Head Of Major Cotton Firm Before Senate
W L Clayton head of the largest American cotton house gave an exhaustive denial before the senate investigators regarding market manipulation charges against his firm. He rejected the allegations as unfounded and stated the firm adheres to legal trading practices.
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Washington
U.P
W. L. Clayton
Senate Cotton Investigators
Mannetion
North Warren Babe Seriously Burned
Charles Lindbergh Jr. son of Mr and Mrs Charles Lindbergh of North Warren was seriously burned Thursday morning when he fell against a stove at home. His face and hands were badly burned one eye closed by burns one side of his mouth burned and both hands injured.
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Charles Lindbergh
North Warren
Rumor of Federal Intervention in Chicago Headlines Campaign
Rumors of federal action to curb violence at Chicago primaries and secure an April 10 vote spread, though unverified. Reports claimed plans to deploy 500 deputy marshals to guard polls, linking to a power struggle among Republican leaders and threats targeting State's Attorney Crowe and Judge Swanson.
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Chicago
U. S
Palmer Anderson
Washington
Department of Justice
Charles Deneen
New Buses Display In Warren Precede Service Change
Two deluxe White Motor Company Model 54 buses drew crowds at General Joseph Warren Park in Warren as they arrive from Cleveland and announce service between Kane and Warren starting April 1. The Erie company plans to replace trolley service to Sheffield with a daytime stop in Kane for a dinner.
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Warren
Joseph Warren Park
Erie
White Motor Company of
Cleveland
Kane
Sheffield
E. W. Albertson
Kane-Sheffield Transit Company
New Thompson House
GC E. Metzger
Metzger-Wright Company
C. E. Beckley
Beckley Electric
John P. Feinstermacher
Warren-Sheffield
Pennsylvanian Avenue West
White Motor Company
New York, New Haven
Hartford Railroad
Congress eyes May 19 adjournment after fast Senate pace
Washington March 29 UP Congressional leaders plan to adjourn May 19 seven weeks from now and three weeks before the Republican convention. The Senate has moved quickly through Muscle Shoals alien property flood control and merchant marine issues and will take up the McNary Haugen farm relief bill Boulder dam tax reduction and railroad consolidation next. After these items the unfinished business remains politics as both houses stay in session to push flood control and farm bills amid suppressed demonstrations by Democrats.
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Washington
Senate
Boulder Dam
Dem
Two Candidates Draw for Ward Positions on Ballot
Two candidates for ward committee positions appeared at the county commissioners office to draw ballot order. Stewart Custer drew first, Fred Traub second in the seventh ward. Proxy lots named Ed Lowrey first and Peter Ostergard second for the fourth ward. J H Culbertson first and W W Muir second for the fifth ward. Ed Check first and Fred W Dason second for the ninth ward.
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County Commissioners’ Office
Court House
Stewart Custer
Fred Traub
Fourth Ward
Ed ©. Lowrey
Peter Ostergard
J. H. Culbertson
W. W.muir
Ninth Ward
Ed Check
Fred W. Dason
Vandenberg May Be Appointed to Senate
In Lansing on March 29 a Detroit paper claimed Governor Green selected Arthur H. Vandenberg to fill the late Woodbridge Ferris’s Senate term. Green denied making any appointment and said he would announce his choice today.
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Lansing
Mich
Arthur H. Vandenberg
United States Senate
Detroit
Grand Rapids
Fred W. Green
Woodbridge N. Ferris
Green
Contents and page list for The Tribune Tonight edition
The text outlines the Tribune Tonight newspaper sections and page allocations for various topics including market reports local news obituaries sports society and church news comics and want ads with page numbers and segment names such as Aces Up Who Wrote This After Six and Deaths and Funerals.
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Telegraph
Lander
Russell, Tidionte
Thompson Hill
Kane News
Youngsville
Irvine
Garland News
Afteen
Haldeman-Stinson Continue Endurance Flight Quest
Captain George Haldeman and Eddie Stinson prolonged a sustained flight over a short course in Jacksonville. By 7 36 A M they reached 24 hours aloft, aiming for a record after the current 52 hours 22 minutes 50 seconds held by German aviators.
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Jacksonville
Flay March
George Haldeman
Eddie Stinson
Plans for Fire School at Ludlow Guard Training Camp
Forestry officials announced completed plans for a Guard Training Camp and Fire School to be held at Ludlow in McKean County on April 3. The program includes talks by L L Bishop and others, with addresses by Bishop Rowland Stone Erickson Zerby Hutchinson Riemer and Dr Hoffman among speakers.
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Ludlow
McKean County
Scoutdale Lodge
Baer
Elliott
Rowland
Derby
Bishop
Stevens
Reimer
Charles Gook
Charles Hartzell
Central Pennsylvania~Lumber Company
L. L. Bishop
Forest Office
Stone
Erickson
Zerby
Hutchinson
Riemer
Dr. Hoffman
Rev Ware Speaks at Lions Club Meeting
The Rev J L Ware delivered his address America Forever to Warren Lions at the YMCA in a regular Thursday noon meeting. Kiwanis members in Jamestown reported the talk's strong reception, inspiring Warren Lions to request the same presentation. George Frantz donated a door prize won by Ben Reed with a near guess of 139 peanuts in a quart bottle, prize milk tickets.
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J. L. Ware
America Forever
Lions Club
Ware
Jamestown Kiwanis Club
Warren
Ben Reed
Reed
First Luncheon Meeting Held by Warren Zonta Club
Merle H. Deardorf of Warren Savings Bank addressed the newly organized Zonta Club at the YWCA Activities Building Thursday noon. He urged members to serve as individuals rather than sponsor a single community project, citing lessons from Rotary Kiwanis and Lions. Continued on Page Two.
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Merle H. Deardorf
Warren Savings Bank
Zonta Club
Deardorff
Daylight Saving Time Straw Vote Shows Split Opinion
The Tribute reports a 50 50 daylight saving stance in a public straw poll. Ten of nineteen first ballots oppose the change and nine favor it, mirroring interviews indicating 17 for DST, 25 against, and 1 indifferent among residents surveyed. Commentaries include F M Knapp of Warren Gear Products noting office staff leanings.
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The
Tribune
F. M. Knapp
Warren Gear Products Co
Paul W. Yagge
N. Irvine
Bremen Flight Delayed By 45 MPH Wind At Baldonnel
Dublin reports three Germans led by Baron Von Huenefeld prepared the Junkers Bremen for a trans Atlantic attempt to the United States but a 45 mile per hour wind and rain postponed takeoff. The crew kept the craft ready at Mitchel Field and signaled ships at sea about the planned flight while weather cleared.
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Dublin
U.P
Berlin
Bremen
United States
North American
Baron von Huenefeld
Hermann Koehl
Arthur Spindler
Ths
Fisrea
North Atlantic
Mitchel Field
L. L
London
Daily Chronicle
Chronicle
Fire destroys church hall and homes in Cammal blaze
A fire in Cammal near Lock Haven, Pennsylvania caused estimated losses over 50000 dollars. The blaze destroyed the Baptist church, Odd Fellows hall and three residences late yesterday, damaging surrounding properties. Local fire crews battled the flames and caused evacuation in the area. Authorities investigated the cause of the fire and coordinated with residents for recovery efforts.
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Lock Haven
Baptist Church
Odd Fellows Hall
Cammal
Weather Forecast Western Pa Kam Sleets Through Night
Weather outlook for Western Pennsylvania and Kam indicates sleet or snow tonight and Friday with colder readings in the southern area. Observations show Chicago 32 and Philadelphia 40 degrees, with various city readings and river level noted.
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Chicago
Miami
Philadelphia
Pittaburgh
San Francisco
Washington
Yellowstonn Park
River
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