Congress Speeds Toward May 26 Adjournment
Washington May 19 The Congress quickened pace toward a May 26 adjournment as the Senate debated the $227,000,000 tax cut and the Bingham amendment while the House moved through minor matters. Debate spanned tax repeal proposals and tariff changes with Publicity of income tax returns edging toward conference. The House also sent up the $108,000,000 second deficiency bill expanding the earlier $99,000,000 and adding naval munitions depot appropriations. Public building appropriations passed unchanged.
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Mystery in disappearance rattles Pittsburgh area
Mystery surrounds the reported disappearance of L. W. West, a Homestead building contractor, after his bloodstained car was found in Munhali borough. County detectives investigate as Munhali police alerted authorities to the missing man.
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L. W. West
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Munhail
West
Munhali
High School Notes Celebrate Glee Club Victory at Clarion
The Girls Glee Club won first place in the music contest at Clarion under Miss Mil siren, while the Boys Glee Club failed to place in the top three. The Junior Phnomel holds its final meeting on Wednesday May 23 for officer elections. Warren High track heads to Erie for district competition. Miss Wary Dorworth leaves Warren for a teaching post at Syracuse University.
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School discipline and honesty in student life lead to maturity
The piece argues that strict standards of accuracy and honesty must be taught early, as laxness breeds danger. It notes that students condemn pretense, enforce rules, and expect same discipline when adults face examinations, while describing an outdoor ceremony with President Coolidge in academic robes and a crowd of about 6,000 near Samuel Phillips Hall despite murky weather.
Junk for sale at 113 Oak Street by Maga jase Tie hundred
Unclear notice advertises junk for sale from a local seller identified as Maga jase Tie hundred at 113 Oak Street with a contact phone 695-W-6-18-14 and a price to be agreed upon. No other readable details available.
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Anniversary Sale Offers Kayser Silk Embroidered Cuffs
A yard Anniversary Sale features quality Kayser Silk cuffs at $1.50 per item. The promotion highlights embroidered cuffs in assorted colors, presenting a value-focused offering for buyers seeking dress accessories.
New Buildings Planned at Camp Olmsted For Scouts
Three new structures will be constructed at Camp Olmsted this summer a hospital a workshop and a sleeping cabin for Boy Scout readers. Warren service clubs members will aid in the construction. Courthouse visitor M W McWilliams of Tioga stopped by today. Marriage licenses issued to Lew Farrell and Alice Seeley and to Frank Simones and Gladys Woodrine. Requests filed to vacate two limestone township roads. Sunday school orchestra to direct a concert tonight at Lander with a senior play.
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Bravford
Herbert Alamanva Skinner
Farisington Township
Paulne Jeanett Wghhouse
Pleasant Township
E. B. Whiting
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Lander
Erie’s Wealthiest Woman Dies of Stroke
Erie Pa May 19 Annie Wainwright Scott Strong 69 heiress of Charles H Strong and daughter of the late William L Scott died here after a stroke of paralysis Thursday. She helped lead Erie social and civic life for over 25 years and published the Erie Evening Herald. Her father, a noted financier, was once mayor of Erie and served in Congress.
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Erie Evening Herald
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Ene
Congress
European Economy Shows Recovery as Steel Output Surpasses Half World Total
Geneva May 19 The League of Nations economic commission reports 1927 Europe led a recovery with steel production reaching over 50 percent of world output for the first time since WWI. The draft program urges global measures for 1928 29 including tariff reductions and freer trade, with themes of industrial rationalization statistics prices agricultural credit and gold purchasing power stability, noting US activity steady at 1927 levels but gold stock down 150 million dollars.
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League of Nations Economic Commission
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Varios
America
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Mostly fair weather forecast for the week
Forecast outlines mostly fair conditions for the North and Middle Atlantic states with showers Friday and Saturday. Temperatures tilt above normal early and late week, near normal midweek, with showers probable in the Ohio Valley Tennessee region by Thursday or Friday and cooler Saturday. Great Lakes region expect warm midweek then showers, no extreme temps. Advertising note: The Tribune.
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Lindbergh Atlantic Flight Began One Year Ago
New York report marks the anniversary of Charles A. Lindbergh taking off from Roosevelt Field at 7 52 a m on May 39. The Spirit of St Louis completed the epoch making Night to Paris next evening at 10 p m Paris time. In the year since, Lindbergh has flown the same aircraft across the ocean while touring the United States and Central America, fueling a boom in aviation.
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U. P
Charles A. Lindbergh
Roosevelt Field
Long Island
Faris
Paris
Lindbergh
New Charges Filed Against McConnell
Charges of teaching false doctrines were filed with the secretary of the Methodist representation today against Bishops William F. McDowell of Washington and Francis J. McConnell of Pittsburgh. The charges were filed by Rev. George A. Cooke of Wilmington Delaware. CAUTIOUS BUYERS read the Classified Ads carefully. ADVERTISE in The Tribune.
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U. P
Methodist
William F. McDowell
Washington
Francis J. McConnell
Pittsburgh
George A. Cooke
Wilmington
Del
Plans Ocean Flight to Map Mail Route
West Orange New Jersey May 49 James Almquist noted aviator plans an eastward trans Atlantic flight around June 16 stopping at the Azores. He said a plane is being built in Seattle and the mission aims to map a route for a trans Atlantic mail service.
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James Almqust
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Atlantic
Azores
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Wash
Mine to reopen in Butler county soon says Kildoo mine
May 19 Mercury reports a claim the Kildoo mine in Butler county will be reopened soon as the two year low mood in the coal district continues. The note comes as Mercer area mines struggle with economic downturn and production cuts. Local officials anticipate renewed activity and potential jobs.
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Kildoo
Butler County
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