Italian Flag Torn Down Amid Anti Fascist Riots In Innsbruck
In Innsbruck Austria May 25 a wave of student orders sparked anti Fascist riots after the Italian consulate flag was torn from its post. Police used batons as arrests rose to twenty two and a government statement condemned the disturbances. A crowd mobbed Italian facilities and railway workers before police dispersed the last night gathering.
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Innsbruck
Austria
Thrivts
Italy
Munich
Po-lice
Bombings in Buenos Aires Trigger Mass Arrests
More than 200 people were arrested as authorities aimed to identify those behind the bombing of the Italian consulate and a drug store linked to a Fascist owner. Authorities suspect anarchists, many among the detainees deny involvement. At Jan Fernandez hospital, 34 wounded, six killed, conditions vary from critical to improving. Italian flags flew half mast as losses were estimated at 50,000 pesos.
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Buenos Aires
Jan Fernandez Hospital
Senate approves two year extension for veteran compensation
Washington May 25 The senate today passed a house bill extending for two years the time of filing of applications for adjusted compensation for world war veterans. The bill goes to the house for concurrence with nine amendments.
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Washington
Senate
House
Postal Telegraph forms Maryland holding for Mackay and Commercial Cable
The Postal Telegraph and Cable Corporation is incorporated in Maryland to acquire full capitalization of the Mackay companies and the Commercial Cable company, a final step in merging the International Telephone and Telegraph Co and Mackay. Pennsylvania Blue Cement stockholders approve merger with North American Cement into General Cement Corporation.
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The
Postal Telegraph and Cable Corporation
Maryland
Mackay Companies
Commercial Cable Company
International Telephone and Telegraph Co
Pennsylvania Blue Cement Corporation
North American Cement Company
Genreal Cement Corporation
Oil Markets Prices by Grades and Lines Across Regions
Oil prices paid for various grades by purchasing agencies are listed across multiple lines and pipelines. Entries include Pennsylvania Grade at New York Transit Co and South West Pa. Pipe Lines, Coring grades at Buckeye and Bradford districts, Eureka and Cumberland pipelines, Indiana refining, and regional lines in Kentucky, Illinois, Michigan, and Canada. Prices range from 0.50 to 2.66 per unit, with ranges reflecting grade and line differences.
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Pennsylvania
Newtor’s Transit Co
Iuestional Transit Co
South West
Eureka Pipe Line Co
Buckeye Pipe Co
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Barren and
Mortee
Paragon Dev. Co
Stoll Oil Reefining Co
Onk City
Kentucky
Indiana
Princeton Wooster
Plymouth
Llinois
Saginaw, Mich
Berea
Saginaw
Waterloo Petrolia
Canada
Woweens
Legion Team Plays Warren Jewelers Baseball
Warren fans will learn the progress of Coach French Duncan and his American Legion talent as the entirely under seventeen squad crosses bats this afternoon with the Blue and White Seconds on Russell field at four. The squad has trained for weeks in anticipation of the contest.
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Legion
Warren
French Duncan
American Legion
Russell Field
Pleads Chinese Cause to pay memorial tablets fund
Pleads Chinese Cause undertook to rue 200 to purchase the memorial tablets placed on Irvine Memorial Bridge announced today that his obligation had practically been written off by subscriptions he received About 20 of the rmenas and neighbors of Mrs Floyd Lane honored her with a surprise birthday party at her home in Clarendon Thursday evening Each one brought a present for Mrs Lane Refreshments were served and a social evening was enjoyed RECORDS BROKEN All records of the National Transit company for a single day's deliveries to interior plants were broken during a recent day according to figures compiled in the Oil City office More than 30 200 barrels of crude were delivered to interior refineries much of it in the Oil City district during the day BOARD MEETING At the meeting of the Warren board of education Friday evening plans for the Grade grade school building prepared by the firm of Laurie and Green of Harrisburg are expected to be presented Other business is also to be transacted at tonight's meeting NEARING COMPLETION Workmen under State Engineer OHara have nearly completed the erection of a frame warehouse on the state hatchery being constructed on Tubbs Run above Tiocnosta The erection of this building was the first actual step toward the hatchery proper DONATES COTS The Pennsylvania Gas Company has donated 150 cots for use at the Boy Scout summer camp at Camp Olmsted and other occasions in the future The gift was made outright Each troop that sends 75 per cent of its members to the camp will receive a Camp Olmsted banner CAUTIOUS BUYERS read the Classified Acts carefully
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Irvine Memorial Bridge
Rmenas
Floyd Lane
Clarendon
Lane
National Transit’ Company
Oil City
Warren Board of Education
Laurie J and Green
Harrisburg
O'Hara
Tubbs Run
Tionesta
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Camp Olmsted
Two Trainmen Killed as Monon Crash Near St John
Gary Indiana May 25 two train men were killed when a northbound Monon train struck a stalled piruck trailer at a grade crossing near St John. Engine overturned five cars derailed. Engineer William Bellanger and Fireman Floyd Crowder both of Indianapolis died. Crowder’s body was found in the engine cab after half an hour. Colonel Walter Riley of East Chicago directed the rescue. Riley was among prominent Lake county Republicans returning from the state convention aboard the wrecked train.
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Gary
Ind
Monon
St. John
William Bellanger
Floyd Crowder
Indianapolis
Crowder
Hammon
Walter Riley
Chicago
Riley
Lake County
Warren High Prepares for Class Day Stage and Track Meet
The Class Day decor team of three seniors, Anne De Frees, Wham Muir, and Bramer Carlson, met to ready the auditorium for tomorrow's program. Warren High faces Evie Central in the final baseball game at 1:00 PM, hoping for a win to extend their streak. A major track meet with Erie East and Erie Central is set for Russell Field, with Warren aiming for top finishes after last week’s district results. The girls club plans its final meeting next Monday at 3 o'clock, with rings and officer installations scheduled.
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Anne DeFrees
Wham Muir
Bramer Carlson
Warren High
Evie Central
Warren
Hoag
Erie East
Erie Central
Russell Field
Erie East High
Body of man found in ravine identified as John Weldon
The body of a man found shot in a ravine near Columbus was identified as John Weldon formerly of Watertown. Weldon had moved here months ago to live with his brother-in-law J. A. Viau, who identified the body. Rural districts of England ban Soviet gasoline on road material haulage contracts.
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Columbus
U.P
Here
John Weldon
Watertown
Weldon
J. A. Viau
England
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Otto Gnage
Mrs Otto I Gnage died Thursday afternoon at 2 16 funeral services will be held Monday at 2 30 from her parents home Pleasant township with Rev R L Fassinger officiating Interment Oakland cemetery She is survived by her husband Otto Gnage five children four brothers and five sisters She was born in Warren January 7 1908 and was a Pentecostal Mission church member Mr and Mrs Gnage were married January 24 1918
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Otto Gnage
Otto I@nage
Fred Egger
Pleasant Township
R. L. Fassinger
Oakland Cemetery
William
Lownce
Doris
Paul
Walter
Elmer
Frederick
Warren
Ruth
Hulda
Nelda
Evalyn
Beulah
Life savings stolen from miner widow in Waynesburg
Susie Lekosky of Mather widow of a mine explosion victim was robbed of 3240 dollars. Charles Vondisti, 38, state picker, was arrested by Waynesburg police chief F P Hadlock. part of the stolen money was recovered on his person.
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Waynesburg
U. P
Susie Lekosky
Mather
Charles Vondisti
F. Phadlock
Rail road Engineer Fatally Injured in Pittsburgh Yard
Hershall Hutchinson, 46, of Uniontown, Pa., a Pennsylvania railroad engineer, was fatally injured in the Pittsburgh Pennsylvania yards when crushed between a locomotive and a pole. He died hours after being taken to a hospital. Two others were injured in a separate crash involving Mayor Charles H. Kline’s car.
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Pittsburgh
Hershall Hutchinson
Uniontown
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania Yards
Hutchinson
U.P
Charles H. Kline
John Madden
Wiliam Spiro
Kline
M E Conference Deadlocked Over Bishop Election
Kansas City Mo May 25 The Methodist Episcopal conference faced a deadlock on electing a third bishop due to a two thirds rule. A motion to reduce bishop areas and forego a third bishop failed 474 to 354. Ballot standings showed Louis O Hartman leading with 391 votes while Ralph Cushman withdrew after 16 ballots and Lucius H Bughee withdrew after 14. Other candidates posted smaller totals.
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Kansas City
U. P
Louis O. Hartman
Boston
Ralph Cushman
Rochester
N. C
Lucius H. Bughee
Minneapolis
Ralph B. Army
Pittsburgh
J. S. M. Gray
Scranton
Campaign Log Reports NY Delegates Back Hoover
William H. Hill, manager of the Hoover New York campaign, said 50 of New York's 90 delegates to the Republican national convention planned to vote for Herbert Hoover. The entry notes the ongoing senate campaign investigation.
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William H. Hill
Democratic committee targets two states for primary expenditures
W L Dean as committee chairman announces plans to dispatch a delegation to the Holt on convention to back Jesse H. Jo Houston as the Democratic presidential nominee. The report notes focus on primary expenditures and the goal of securing support in two states.
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Apa
Ohio
W. L. Dean
Tes
Holton
Jesse H. Jo. Houston Millionaire
Democr Ie
Conewango Fl ing Club entertains twenty at Printz cottage
Members of the Conewango Fl ing Club, totaling about twenty, were entertained Thursday night at the Printz cottage in Russell with host A. A. Printz.
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Conewango
Printz
Russell
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E. B. Whiting
Gerald Simpson
Russell Street
Frank K. Russell
Allegheny River
Starbrick
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Mr. Russell
Warren General Hospital
Ferncliffe
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Gladys Leslie
Ann Fagley
Ene
Titusville
R. EL Waid
Chao Chu Wu
Chienese
Far East
U.S
New York
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Kayser
Gordon’s
Johnson Brothers
M. E
DR. Hartman
Senate Campaign
J.s.bayer
REAL
Wayne. Helmbrech
Optometrist
Warren Savings Bank
New York City
Marcel Shampoo
Victoria Wiles
EIA
Sundell Auto Electric CO
Penn’a. Avenue East
Peerless Garage
Willys Knight and
Whippet Sales and Service
H. G. Rogers
Penna. Ave. E
Waxman
Bell
Penna. Ave
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Cor
Parker & Pa
Ave. E
Chaffee Tire Shop Automotive Accessories
Bell Phone
Pa. Ave.w
Clarence W. Beckley
Pa. Ave
Bell ‘Telephone
Morell’s Quick Shoe Repair Shop
Penna. Ave. W
Warren, Pa
A. L. Hodges Clothier and Men’s Furnisher Opp
Warren Nat'l Bank
E. D. Everts Hardware CO
General Hardware, Sporting Goods, Ins and Ammunition Bell Phone
Penna. Ave. Weat
Muelen Drug CO
Prescription Druggists
Penna. Ave. West
Warren Dry Cleaning CO
Carl R. Barker
Pennsylvania Ave
Lewis Market
Pennsylvania Ave. East
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