McNary Haugen bill gains senate support amid political stakes
The 1928 New York American outlines broad support for the McNary-Haugen bill in the senate and widespread expectation of presidential veto fights. It notes anticipated House passage, fears over government price controls, and possible mergers shaping national policy, with Wall Street betting on Hoover and Dawes outcomes and Al Smith as a favored Democratic candidate.
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Soparight
New York American, Inc
Senate
House
al O
Wise Gien
Wall Street
Hoover
Dawes
Lowdon
al Smith
Lindbergh Considers Top of World Route for Europe Flight
United Press reports Charles A Lindbergh weighs a northern route via Greenland and Iceland to Europe to test aviation science. He opposes long cross water flights unless scientifically beneficial. Major Lanphier and Captain Land expected to join on the Europe trip, with a continuation noted.
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Mauritz A. Hallgren
United Press Star
Washington
Greenland
Tceland
America
Europe
Lindbergh
Thomas G. Lanphier
Emory Land
Bureau of Naval Aeronautics
Couse
Legion Captains In Mopping Up Session Tonight
Team captains and the executive committee of Warren's American Legion conduct a meeting in Chief Cornplanter post rooms tonight to plan the cleanup of a $50,000 drive. Friday's dinner marks the drive's close with about $22,000 still to raise. extension possible if needed. The officials clarified the Legion's status and purpose to inform the public about its charter, members, and World War I service between 1917 and 1918.
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American Legion New Home Campaign
Legion
American Legion
Warren
Congress of the United States
United States
Automobiles Shine In Warren Used Car Market
Dozens of Warren residents drove the latest model from the sales room to private garages as demand surges. With unusually tough competition, prices on used cars remain favorable, and readers are urged to choose from Want Ad sections listing Used Cars For Sale.
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Warren
Huber to Leave Warren County Scout Council
A change in Warren County council Boy Scouts personnel was announced. E F Huber of Ludlow will report May 15 to Chester council at Phoenixville as assistant executive to C M Hei. His family will move to Phoenixville. Huber has been assistant executive under Frank C Roud since June 1925 and is noted for organizing new troops and his wide county contacts.
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Warren County Council
Boy Scouts
E. F. Huber
Ludlow
Chester Council
Phoenixville
C. M. Hei
Ote Huber
Huber
Philadelphia
Warren
Warren Council
Frank C. Roud
Veteran Scouts’ Association
Warren Jamestown Track Meet Moves to Russell Field
The Warren High and Jamestown High track meet will be held at Russell field instead of Jamestown due to Jamestown officials not preparing their field. The first event starts at two o clock, with a baseball inter county league game Warren versus Youngaville at 2 20 if weather permits.
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Warren High-Jamestown
Jamestown
Russell Field
Jamestown High
J. B. Leidig
Warren
Youngaville High
Ford rescue plane starts for Detroit from Miller Field
The Ford rescue plane that helped save the Bremen crew left Miller Field Staten Island at 10:40 a m for Detroit. Pilot Bernt Balchen said he expected to land at Ford aviation field at Dearborn.
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New York
Ford
Bremen
Greenly Island
Miller Field
Staten Island
Detroit
Bernt Balchen
Deac
Four election officials jailed in Allegheny county case
Four election officials were sentenced to jail terms and ten others paroled by Judge Harry B. Rowand in Allegheny county after irregularities in the September primary. Bulger and Coyne received 80 days, Stone 30 days, Vaughan five days. ten board members were paroled for six months and ordered to pay court costs.
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Pittsburga
U.P
Harry B. Rowand
Allegheny County
Bulger
Coyne
Stone
Vaughan
Homestead
Pittsburgh
Wari Ee
Finieta “ -Whitney Roush
Joesph Sprout
John Brusseer
John Harnett
Melvin Brooks
Third Ward
Pittsburch
Plan for Warren Civic Music League Meeting Discussed
A Warren group plans formation of a Civic music league to promote quality music and sponsor renowned artists. A meeting at 6 pm Saturday at the YWCA will outline organization, Chicago company affiliation, four to five concerts per season, season tickets, and local sale logistics.
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Civic Music League
Warren
Chicago
The Tribune Tonight Mixes News and Puzzles Across Pages
A listing of the Tribune Tonight sections outlines late local and telegraph news, market letters, a croas word puzzle, editorials on page four, obituaries on page five, sports on pages six and seven, society and church news on page eight, regional notes from Russell to Thompson Hill, and classifieds, radio programs, and market reports on later pages.
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Society
Russell News
Kinzua, Lander
Thompson Hilt Nawa
Corale Ateros
Porkey News
German Irish Flyers Plan U S Tour Start Wednesday
The German Irish airmen of the Junkers Bremen will begin a circle tour from New York next Wednesday stopping in Chicago, St Louis, Detroit, Ottawa, Boston and Philadelphia. They aim to return to Europe as soon as possible and will hand the Bremen to the Tiers after the tour. They thanked Washington for the welcome and recalled visiting Lloyd Bennett’s grave.
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U. S
Europe
Washington
Junkers Wlave Bremen
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Detroit
Ottawa
Boston
Philadelphia
Giers” Presse
Maj
Fitzmaurice
Greenly Island
Bremen
Trevers
District of Columbia
Mloyd Bennett
Greenly Stand
Hood
Warren Chamber Issues Sixteen Page Industrial Exposition Booklet
A Warren Chamber of Commerce sixteen page booklet showcases the town’s industrial, residential and financial opportunities. Result of four years’ work by its members, the pamphlet aims to advertise Warren, spark development and civic spirit, and is distributed free to thousands through members and newsstands. Clarence W. Beckley notes it as a gift to residents inviting feedback.
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Warren
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Isis Geseensetfort
Clarence W. Beckley
Former Resident Killed in Bus Train Collision
Dehart Wright a former Spring Creek resident in Warren County died after his bus was struck by a fast freight train near Braceville and Newton Falls Ohio. He was 70 or 71, the sole occupant, and died in a Warren hospital. Survived by six sons in Ohio, Georgia, and Cleveland. Body to arrive in Corry Wednesday. funeral set for Thursday at Spring Greek church.
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Dehart Wright
Spring Creek
Warren County
Braceville
Newton Falls
Ohio
Warren, C
Davia
Union City
Merion
Spartansburg
Arch
Floyd
Macon
Frank
Cleveland
Corry
Spring Greek Church
Britain satisfied with Egyptian reply on assemblies bill
Britain expressed satisfaction with Egyptian Premier Nahas Pasha’s decision to drop the public assemblies bill in response to an English ultimatum. The note warned that if the bill were reintroduced in the Egyptian senate, Britain would be obliged to intervene again.
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London
Great Britain
Egypt
Nahas Pazha
England
Ttein
Congress in Session Deliberations Continue Across Panels
In Congress today the Senate presses Boulder Dam debate while the Agriculture subcommittee advances its inquiry. A presidential campaign investigation moves through committee as a threat meeting is held. The Foreign Relations Committee weighs a calendar bill as the House considers calendar measures. Interstate Commerce resumes inland waterway hearings as conferees review control measures for a Hood bill.
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Senate
Boulder Dam
Agriculture
al In
Foreign Relations Committee
HOUSE
Interstate Commerce Committee
Sixty Children Examined Today At Third Clinic
Preparations were made at South street school for a thorough physical exam of sixty preschool children as part of Child Health Week. Doctors Ball Hamilton Durham Schmcht and nurses aided by Miss Moran and others registered children, conducted exams, weighed and measured, with dental checks by Frances Ekey.
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South Street
I Begon
May Moran
Halt
DeLong
M. W. Ball
Gail Hamilton
J. BR. Durham
C. W. Schmcht
Isabel Wilson
Edith Leafgren
Sam Ostergard
Knapp
Olsen
Guy Johnson
Jefferson Street
Schmehl
Paul Stewart
E. 3. Briggs
Bell
L. E. Chapman
A. B. MacDonald
E. D. McKee
Durham
Hazel Finley
Frances Ekey
Ann Wright
Anna Lesser
F. C. Batisch
Ginde School
East
Central
Vanishing of U.S. Vice Consul in Shanghai
Shanghai May 2. American vice consul Walter Bee Wilson is missing. Consulate officials and family fear for his safety as inquiries begin. Wilson’s home is listed as Greanvale, N.
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Shanghai
Walter Bee Wilson
Iday
Wilson
Greanvale
Flying Cross Awarded Trio By President Coolidge
The Bremen crews, Baron Von Hueneffeld Capt Hermann Koeht and Major Fitzmaurice, received the Distinguished Flying Crosses at the White House in a noon ceremony as part of a day of honors. Secretary Kellogg, the German ambassador and Col Lindbergh attended briefings and a field visit preceded a westward flight plan to Chicago St Louis Detroit Ottawa and Philadelphia before returning to Europe. A wreath laying ceremony at the unknown soldier memorial with Irish and German representatives followed, symbolizing postwar peace.
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Washington
America
Bremen
Vailant
President Coolidge
White House
Baron von Huenefled
Hermann Koeht
Fitzmaurice
Boling Field
May Hower
Bolting Field
Kellogg
Col
Lindbergh
Chicago
St. Louis
Detroit
Ottawa
Philadelphia
Europe
Gunther von Huenefeld
Hermann Koebl
James Fitzmaurice
Smiddy
Irish Free State
Mayflower Hotel
Bolling Field
Campaign subtexts: Democratic landslide and Hoover bid
Governor Smith swept the California delegates in a decisive Democratic primary win. Hoover ran unopposed on the Republican ticket and earned strong support. The Senate committee on presidential campaign investigations convened its first session, while Tennessee hosted the Republican state convention with signals pointing Hoover will receive 19 delegates.
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Smith
California
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Tennessee
Herbert Hoover
Weather Update for Western Pa Tonight and Thursday
Forecast calls for fall conditions in western Pennsylvania with slightly warmer temperatures on Thursday. Local observation shows 8 a.m. reading at 68 degrees with no precipitation and clear skies. Sunset tonight at 6:57 and Thursday sunrise likely early.
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Harry Rowand
Allegheny Court
Music League
the Tribune Tonight
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