Egypts Senate delays action on assemblies bill
In Cairo on May 1 the Egyptian Senate postponed any action on the assemblies bill until November after a secret session. Britain has issued an ultimatum over the measure, which would curb police interference with gatherings. Egypt's reply is being prepared to assert its right to legislate without British interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gairo
Egypt
Assemblies
Great Britain
Alexandria
Senate
London
England
Uktims
Imatum
Sirdar Lee Stark
Ces
Legion drive and sale report with local pledges
A Legion campaign at a local store extends into this week under the same terms. Hodges pledges 20 percent of cash sales to the Legion drive, with similar promises from Ziegfrieds Guy store and E. I. Glassman. Team captains and the executive committee will meet Wednesday night at 7. Dinner served by the Auxiliary with Crescent Four providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hodges
Legion Drive
Ziegfrieds, Inc
Guy
E. I. Glassman
Crescent Four
Mazion Dexmwor
Ralph Hall
Karold Pessexgtsemi
Johnson
Besaington
W—Painam
Huemecomar
Lindbergh Eyes European Flight via North Atlantic Route
The United Press reported Lindbergh plans a European tour in a two winged Ford airplane. He may travel with Major Thomas G. Lamphier and stop in Greenland, Iceland, and Croydon England before continuing to Europe. He has studied Greenland Iceland landing fields and weather and received assurances of space in Greenland.
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Iceland
Lindbergh
Ford Company
United States
North Atlantic
Lanphier
Europe
Asia
India
Russia
Japan
Thim
Royal Aero Club of
Sweden
Ford
Greenland-Iceland
United Press
Lindberth
Thomas G. Lamphier
Army Air Corps
Greenland
Croydon
England
Denizh
Northern Army Crumbling Amid Nationalist Drive
Shanghai May 1 U P The northern Allied forces crumble as Nationalist troops push from Shantung. General Chang Chung Chang and Son Chuac-Fang fled toward Tientsin as Nationalists encircle Isian Fu and Tsineniu south of the Yellow river. The retreat signals potential collapse of northern defenses under Chiang Kai Shet and Feng Yu Hsiang.
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Shanghai
U. P
Shantung Province
Chang Chung-Chang
Son Chuac-Fang
Tientsin
Yellow River
Isian Fu
Tsineniu
Chang
Chang Tso-Lin
Peking
Chiang Kai-Shet
Feng Yu-Hsiang
Tsingiao
Two Killed in Harrisburg Area Motorcycle Crash
In Harrisburg area on May 1 U P Naomi Gella of Altoona and another rider died when their motorcycle struck a bridge at the southern end of New Cumberland. A church program by a colored quintet at the Nazarene was well received with Rev C H Anderson assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
U. P
Naomi Gellaboth
Altoona
New Cumberland
Church of the Nazarene
C. H. Anderson
Deaths and Funerals AIRS Hilda S Malmquist
Funeral services for Mrs Hilda Septie Malmquist who died at her home in Fentonville aged 59 were held at her residence with Rev Carl Jacobsen officiating. She leaves husband Carl A Malmquist, a sister Mrs Warren two brothers Oscar Lawson and Alfred Lawson in addition to several sisters and a brother in Sweden. She was born in Sweden July 38 1868 and came to the United States in 1892. She married June 24 1964 after seven months of illness. Also noted is the death of Mrs Florence Morison York aged 9 whose funeral will be at her home with burial at Westfield. She leaves husband and three sons.
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Hilda S. Malmquist
Hilda Septie Malmenist
Fentonville
Carl Jacobesn
Florence York
Florence Morison York
Westfield
York
Quiet May Day Across Nations With Limited Uproar
May Day events worldwide showed both rioting and peaceful demonstrations. In Warsaw clashes left two dead and many injured while the United States saw no bloodshed as police guarded public buildings. Parallel protests and arrests occurred in Berlin Tokyo Paris Mexico City Vienna and London as authorities maintained tight security.
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United Press
Warsaw
American Federation of Labor
America
United States
New York
Moscow
Riga
Latvia
Berlin
Tokio
City Hall
Criminal Fort
Bela Khan
Bela Knun
London
Hyde Park
Five Boys Convicted of Murder in Chicago Robbery
Five youths aged 15 to 22 were found guilty of murder in a Chicago holdup that killed a storekeeper. The jury, after a split on punishment, recommended 25 year sentences for each. the state had urged the death penalty. The defendants named include Harrys Zeun 15, Mike Gios 22, Stanley Lucas 17, Roman Balczemak 18, and Cesimir Peitrewsk 19.
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Chicago
U. P
Harrys Zéun
Mike Gios
Stanley Lucas
Roman, Balczemak
Cesimir Peitrewsk
Steer market calls gain as issues reach new highs
New York May 1. Market letters report renewed confidence in steer market operations as call money lifts from 6 percent renewal rate and several issues hit year highs. Motors show strength with General Motors up, Hudson up, Electric Auto Lite rising, and Read ing 2nd preferred at a new high. Wall Street Journal notes demand loan conditions easing, funds flowing from interior, fostering bullish sentiment and renewed buying in favorites like American Can and Westinghouse Electric.
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New York
U. P
General Motors
Hudson
Wall Street Journal
American Can
Westinghouse Electric
Hudson 2Nd Commercial Solvents
Forecasts 25 foot stage in Allegheny rivers at Point Bridge
Pittsburg May 1 U P A food stage of 25 feet at the Point Bridge was predicted for late today by Meteorologist W Brotzman After remaining at flood stage a few hours the rivers probably will fall Monongahela and Allegheny rivers stood at 24 feet by noon and rising rapidly With snow melted in tributaries headwaters were falling today Fair weather expected for western Pennsylvania tonight and tomorrow with temperatures above 66 degrees.
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Pittsburg
U. P
Point Bridge
W. &. Brotzman
Brotzman
Monongahela
Allegheny
Pennsylvania
Financial Briefs on Railroads and Key Industries
The first 76 railroads report net operating income of 84 million dollars in March, down 2.94 percent from 87.5 million in 1927, with March gross revenues down 4.7 percent. Government plans to withdraw on May 3 from depository banks in the second federal district total 13.01 million. Domestic crude production for the week ending April 28 averages 2.404 million barrels daily, down from the prior week. Westinghouse Air Brake Co reports Q1 net income of 1.448 million after taxes and depreciation, vs 2.803 million a year earlier. Diamond Watch Co posts Q1 net income of 414,810, up from 412,893.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Oi and Gas Journal
Westinghouse Air Brake Co
Diamond Watch Co
Smokers Threaten National Forest Safety
Forest Supervisor L. E. Bishop warns about fire risk from discarded cigarettes in the forests. He cites figures of 170000 3 minute or 90000000000 yearly butts with a velocity of 210 miles per hour, stating many could ignite fires if not fully extinguished. He urges smokers to ensure the cigarette is out before disposal.
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L. EL. Bishop
United States
Sheffield Vets Plan Carnival
Frank M. Glendenning Post of the American Legion Sheffield announces an indoor carnival at Sheffield Auditorium on Wednesday Thursday Friday and Saturday. Booths and dancing are featured with admission ten cents. Entertainment starts at 8 p m each evening and residents of Warren and nearby towns are invited.
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Frank M. Glendenning
The
American Legion
Sheffield
Sheffield Auditorium
Warren
Trial of Mrs Knapp Adjourned for Day in Albany
The trial of Mrs Florence E Knapp, charged with misappropriating state census funds while secretary of state, was adjourned until Wednesday shortly after it began in Albany court on May 1.
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Albany
U P
Florence E. &. Knapp
May Day breakfast at First M. E. Church attracts 175 guests
About 175 guests attended the fifth annual May Day breakfast held at Founders Hall in the First Methodist Church under the auspices of the Aid Society led by Mrs. C. E. Miller. Tables bore daffodils as organizers coordinated serving from 6:40 to 1:00 with multiple committees handling dining and prep duties.
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First Methodist Church
Aid Society
C. E. Miller
Founders Hell
Miller
E A. Arnold
Howard Hanna
Charlotte Hall Lohnes
W.S. Bennett
C. W. Betwis
Bertha Akios
Marian Richardson
Josephine Bright
Africa
Ed Hall
Dorcas Hall
Wilga Clark
Combs
C. F. Lutz
Harry Rogers
Mechames
Brown
Lesser
Borchers
Sinclair tells lawmakers of unknown organizers in refining case
Sinclair, fugitive chairman of Mid-west Refining, said he did not know who organized the company or its later actions. He acknowledged advancing 233000 to former Interior Secretary Fall and 260000 to Will Hays to help pay off the 1920 deficit. The committee room was crowded with senators and officials’ wives as Sinclair, in a blue suit, entered with lawyers who had secured his prior acquittal. Meanwhile in Pittsburgh, about 20 000 families moved to new homes in the district for another year, paying a million dollars today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hlackarer
Mid-west Refining Company
Sinclair
Interior
Will Hays
Republican National Committee
Martin W. Littleton
George P. Hoover
Pittsburgh
U. F
Federal borers to lead cleanup in Pennsylvania New York counties
U S Department of Agriculture assigns Glenn Heath for Erie M J Kelly for Crawford and Carl Studer for Mercer counties to supervise borer control. Warren County to be covered by one federal supervisor. A pony from Camp Perry will aid cleanup this month with farmers operating the machinery. Government crews start in May after inspections. Farmers failing to clean up by the final notice will incur costs.
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Pennsylvania
2B. N. Bartley
U. S. Department of Agriculture
New York
Glenn Heath
Erie County
M. J. Kelly
Craveford
Carl L. Studer
Mercer County
Warren County
Bart
Camp Perry
Ohio
Unidentified Man Found Decapitated Near Erie Rail Crossing
A nameless man, believed to be a tramp, was found decapitated and mangled near Falconer Down street crossing of the Erie railroad at 6 this morning. Age about 80, stocky build, medium height. no clothing clues. Glasses found in pockets. Body taken to Jamestown morgue.
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Falconer Down
Erie
Jamestown
Memorial Service Echoes Advertising for Jesus Topic
The annual memorial service of the Clarendon 1.G. OG. F. was held at the Methodist church Sunday with Rev. MacDowell delivering the sermon on Advertising for Jesus. The event drew city churchgoers and highlighted the order’s commemorative ritual.
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Jesus
MacDowell
Clarendon
G. OG. F
Methodist Church
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Shantung
Sq. United States
Fedral
Heywood-Wakefield
Gibson Bros. Inc
House of Quality
National Forest
Bishop
Vets Plan Carnival
Legion
M. E. Church
U.S
Kleinert
Johnson Brothers
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