Dawes Blocks Senate Plan To End Session
In Washington on May 28 Vice President Dawes cast the decisive vote to break a tie and defeat a move to adjourn the Senate tomorrow. The plan backed by Republican leaders would have kept the chamber in session until June 2 or 5. The galleries applauded as Dawes announced the tie and the chair’s decision.
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Washington
U P
Charles G. Dawes
Senate
House
Congress
Dawes
Fesat
Hiram Johnson
Johnson
Boulder Dam
Curtis
Schindler Named HI Track Captain
Robert Schindler, Warren High School star, elected captain of the 1929 Blue and White track team. Baseball and basketball captains to be chosen soon. 31 Warren athletes to receive letters for baseball and track this season.
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Robert Schindler
Warren
Bob
Athletic Association
Warren High
Joe Massa
James Hytle
Agelo Bevevino
Veto Brindis
Fred McCoy
Sid Kelly
Boyatte
Hedges
Hildum
McConnell
Johnson
Eddie Bradford
Cap Scalise
Nellie Johnson
Gillotti
Willie Wincrster
Micktexon
Bob Schindier
Glen Greer
Edmiston
Creal
Jack
Beckley
Christensen
Gaffner
Phister
Stover
Launet
McCormack
Irwin
Smith
Carlson
Timm
Right a Way Phrase Tied to Cemetery Railroad Attempt
A brief, old fashioned line recalls the era when the expression right away surfaced as railroads sought to traverse a cemetery. The quip notes a light vote often signaled the influence of lightweight officeholders in such battles.
Ford pace test and slipstream flight for Berlin to New York
In Chester Henry Ford walked seven miles and sprinted a hundred yards against a younger man to show fitness at sixty plus. An industrial worker protest suggests wage-holders’ concern. A German explosive driven car claims 62 mph and a rock et aero concept promises Berlin to New York in five hours, a plan viewed as possible by some and impossible by others.
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New York
Chester
Pennsylvania
Henry Ford
Ford
United States
Berlin
148 Seniors to Graduate From Warren High Tuesday
Warren High School will hold annual commencement at First Presbyterian church Tuesday evening for 148 graduates from the class of 1928. Westminister College president D D Wallace will deliver the address as awards are announced. 79 girls and 69 boys compose the class.
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The
Warren High School
First Presbyterian Church
William Charles Wallace
Westminister College
New Wilmington
Doris Anderson
Edna Anderson
Evelyn Armstrong
Camilla Baldensperger
Jane Bennett
Dorothea Blair
Jean Blair
Marjory Brown
Avonell Catlin
Margaret Conboy
Olive Conboy
Florence Cook
Alma Culbertson
Anne DeFrees
Romayne Dirling
Marguerite Dorsey
Anne Durham
Betty Eldred
Claire Elliott
Agnes Falber
Mary Farr
Betty Fillis
Evelyn Gaghan
Geraldine Goode
Ruth Goodwin
Gertrude Gray
Katherine Gustafson
Ella Harrington
Olive Haen
Evelyn Hilburn
Hazel Hogue
Muriel Henhart
Catherine Hubley
Florence Jacobs
Margaret Johnson
Katherine Johnson
Mildred Johnson
Rachael Johnson
Elaine Kerven
Daisy Knapp
Violet Koebley
Betty Kopf
Sarah Lamon
Elizabeth la
Lucille Taylor
Dorothy Thompson
May Toyer
Marion Tuttle
Helen Viger
Margaret Wagner
Irene Wenzel
Marie Willams
Isabelle Wilson
Alice Wolfe
John Anderson
William Anderson
Edmund Baird
Raymond Benson
Julius Berdine
Harold Boyette
Joseph Brindis
George Bullock
Franklin Burman
Bramer Carlson
Max Chapman
Arthur Christensen
Robert Dunham
John Eggleston
Burton Erickson
Elton Edminston
Kenneth Fox
Ernest Frederickson
Merie Gaghan
Edwin Gebhardt
John Graham
Adred Gray
Glenn Greer
John Gruninger
Robert Hansen
Norman Headland
Harold Healy
Elwyn Hildum
Walter Johnson
Norman Kehri
Norman Kid
der Alfred Krantz
Jess Launer
George Lubold
Richard Marker
Radio Stations Lose Licenses Across Pennsylvania and U S
The Federal Radio Commission ordered 162 stations nationwide not to renew licenses to stop broadcasting by August. A July 9 hearing will allow groups to argue for continued operation. The action hits the midwest hardest with 91 denied renewals. no large stations affected.
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Washington
Federal Radio Commission
Middle Western
New England
Eastern States
Pacific Coast
Ohio
WFIJC
Akron
WKBN
Youngstown
WJAY
Cleveland
WABW
Wooster
WMBW
WEBE
Cambridge
WHBC
Canton
WHBE
Cincinnati
Pennsylvania
Wilkesbarre
WMBJ
McKeesport
WIAD
Philadelphia
WMBS
Lemoyne
WRAK
Erie
WGM
Jeannette
WRAX
Rain Squalls Dampen Memorial Day Plans Across Region
A heavy mid day rain swept in from the west at 3 15 PM with thunder, catching many unprotected as slickers and umbrellas lay idle after a brief sun. The showers disrupt motor trips and picnics planned for Memorial Day Wednesday. Forecasts anticipate more rain in northwestern Pennsylvania Tuesday with little temperature change.
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Pennsylvania
Tribune Tonight notices in brief across pages
The item outlines a local newspaper issue with page by page sections including late local and telegraph news, After Six crossword, editorials on page four, topics on page five, sport news, Youngsville and Russell news, society notes, high school news, comic strips, Want Ads and radio programs with closing stock reports, and Lander and Kinzua news on page twelve.
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Siz
Youngsville and
Russell
Lander and Kinzua
List of names appears in archival notice
A roster of individuals is provided in an archival newspaper fragment. The dense list includes Joe Marshall Norris Marshall Ter rence Martin Frederick McCoy Lin den McCurdy Elbert Mohr William Mairn Thomas Musante Robert Nes mith Ralph Olson Raymond Owens Hen Owens Henry Peterson Karl Pater son Milton Peterson Richard Peter son Norman Plane Lawrence Rapp Lloyd Sager Donald Samuelson John Shaughnessy Kenneth Sherry Raymond Stein Herbert Stone Vernon Swanson Stanley Swartz Crawford Syberkrop John Thayer Karl Timm Alan Waid Fidward Weigle Arthur White Edgar Wolcott Stuart Wood Charles Young.
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Joe Marshall
Norris Marshall
Terrence Martin
Frederick McCoy
Linden McCurdy
Elbert Mohr
William Mairn
Thomas Musante
Robert Nesmith
Ralph Olson
Raymond Owens
Hen Owens
Henry Peterson
Karl Paterson
Milton Peterson
Richard Peterson
Norman Plane
Lawrence Rapp
Lloyd Sager
Donald Samuelson
John Shaughnessy
Kenneth Sherry
Raymond Stein
Herbert Stone
Vernon Swanson
Stanley Swartz
Crawford Syberkrop
John Thayer
Karl Timm
Alan Waid
Daylight saving defeated in borough vote by 457 margin
Daylight saving is dead after a decisive unofficial election defeat. Opponents led 1,564 to 1,107 ballots. Burgess E. Chapman said he would veto the proposal passed by the council in adjourned May session. Five voting machines aided the process, tallying 1,161 no and 1,005 yes across machines.
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Burgess. E. Chapman
H. Perks
Council
I County
George Leavy
Automatic Registering Machine Company
Jamestown
Burgess L. F
Chapman
W. W. Marks
J. L. Blair
George Saevis
J. H. Howard Schulthein
Lorell Hoskins
W. A. Walker
William Peterson
D. L. Lewis
Body lies in state in Butler home
In West Chester on May 28 1 UF Backe in his native town the body of Representative Thomas S Butler who died in Washington Saturday night will lie in state from tonight until 2 30 PM tomorrow when the funeral will be held at the Butler residence
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West Chester
Backe
Thomas S., Butler
Washington
Butler
Senate Debates Adjournment and Boulder Bam Bill
In Congress today the Senate votes on an adjournment resolution while continuing debate on the Boulder Bam bill. The presidential campaign investigation committee resumes hearings as public lands panel holds a slowed meeting on Salt Creek and related inquiry. House actions include consideration of Austrian debt extension and taking up a packed unanimous consent calendar of bills.
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Senate
Public Lands Committee
Salt Creek
HOUSE
Mrs Lindsey Hurt In Odd Street Accident
Mrs. Judge Edward Lindsey suffered sprained ankle a dislocated knee and a bruised shoulder after a small dog crossed her path on East street at 9 20 this morning. Bystanders helped her up then she returned home at 314 East street before being taken to Warren General hospital for examination.
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Judge Edward Lindsey
Warren General Hospital
East Street
Lindsey
F. G. Haines
Gay's Market
Fifth Avenue
Woman attorney cites publisher dismissal amid probe
Washington on May 28 Mrs Mabel Walker Willebrandt assistant Attorney General testified to the senate campaign investigating committee that the publisher of politics magazine was dismissed from the prohibition service for reported irregularities in his operations
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Washington
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Senate Campaign Investigating Committee Today
Prlisher
Politics, Magazine
Prohibition Service
Man in wreck crew crushed between moving box cars
John Muccino, 40, of Olean, is in critical condition at Warren General hospital with internal injuries sustained while helping clear a Pennsylvania freight wreck at Tioga on Sunday. He was crushed between two derricked box cars moved by a wrecking train. twenty cars derailed after a broken rail caused the pile-up north of Tioga. Trains were detoured while crews from Kane, Olean and Erie cleared the track. The 70-car train 4369 carried coal and brick. Muccino was part of the Olean wrecking crew.
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John Muccino
Olean
Warren General Hospital
Pennsylvania
Tionesta
Muccisio
Warren
Peterson
Tiones
City
Allegheny
Kane
Eric
Corry
Muccina
Changes in Names and Boundaries Shown By New Map of Europe
A new map of Europe reflects postwar city name spellings adopted by the International Postal Union and shows revised national boundaries. It lists over fifty major European cities with old spellings in parentheses for recognition and notes many cities now lie in different countries since the war.
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Europe
Washington, D. C
International Postal Union
Haskin Information Bureau
Warren Tribune
Winky
Warsaw
Russia
Prague
Austria
Rumors on Italia rescue mission overwhelm polar search
United Press dispatch reports rumors of Italia's crash and rescue efforts spread across the northern world but remain unverified. Messages between stations fueled speculation of landing sites from Alaska to unknown destinations while no authenticated contact from the airship reached rescue teams. The base ship Citti Di Milano left Kings Bay and anchored at Dane’s Island ready to begin searches as officials pursue the greatest rescue effort in history.
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North Pole
Alaska
Italia
Siberia
Asia
Citti di Milano
Kings Bay
Dane's Island
Spitzbergen
Guardsmen Arrive in Paris for Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
About one hundred Pennsylvania battle monuments delegates in uniform, led by Gen William C Price Sr, parade the Arc de Triomphe to decorate the tomb of the unknown soldier. They arrive from Cherbourg aboard the George Washington Ina and are welcomed by Paris officials. May 28.
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Paris
U. P
Pennsylvania Battle Monuments Commission
William C. Price
Pennsylvania
Daughters of the War of 1812
Fay
Plymouth
England
Gateway
Princetown
Dartmoor
Weather outlook shows sprinkles and clouds this week
Mostly cloudy through tonight and Tuesday with likely showers and small temperature changes. Local observations show river levels steady, with no major weather changes expected until noon on Tuesday.
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Schindler
Icolorado
Mr. Ford
Arthur Brisbane
Presbyterian Church
DR. Wallace Speaker
Federal Commission
U. S
the Tribune Tonight
Arctic
Barrie
Wasente
Preenland Sea
Iceland
Gen. Nobile
Neva Temblz
Pt. Barrow
Warren Hospital
Pinchot
U.P
Gifford Pinchot
Sharon
Charles Smoyer
Pennsylvania Power Company
Big Dirigible
United
Northermmost
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