War in China Is Discussed Before Local Rotarians
Harold F. Stoddard, pastor of the First Baptist Church and Lions Club member, addressed the Warren Rotary on China. He spoke on government fragility, Manchuria's Japanese intervention, and the deadlock over foreign powers demanding abrogation of special privileges until a central Chinese government is formed.
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Harold F. Stoddard
First Baptist Church
Lions Club
Rotary Club
China
Manchuria
Japan
Sun Yat San
Ray Steber
Andy Black
Erie
Port Arthur
Warren
Bert Alexander
Emory Thompson
Emory
Dr. Cavers
Buffalo
Bert
H. D. Colt
Corydon
Rescue efforts press toward Spitzbergen for Italia recovery
Fail to verify and was flashing out at frequent intervals a message to Italia that help was coming. Lieut Svetzon Holm of the Norwegian navy flew from Horten with a mechanic to Tromsece aboard for the northeastern Spitzbergen mission. Sealing steamship Heimland searched southwest of Nova Zembia for signs of the Italia. At Oslo Capt Riiser-Larsen directed rescue ships via telegraph and radio as Moy organized the first ground expedition with dogsled volunteers.
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Svetzon Holm
Horten
Tromsece
Hobby
Spitzbergen
Heimland
Nova Zembia
Italia
Oslo
Riiser-Larsen
Moy
Ancient Minds and Droughts in a Mixed Dispatch
The passage surveys varied topics from a call for controlling explosive energy to anguish over public executions in Paris, a critique of behaviorist reform, and reflections on drought in the Karoo. It notes human mind change limits, education as a salvaging path, and South African drought devastation, ending with Pittsburgh produce pricing for May 28.
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John D. Watson
Pittsburgh ministers call for Walsh resignation over prohibition stance
Pittsburgh ministers at monthly meetings urged the resignation of Police Superintendent Peter P. Walsh after his last week statement condemning the prohibition amendment as harmful and suggesting it be wiped from the statute books. They passed resolutions and formed committees to press forty officials for action.
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Pittsburgh
Peter P. Walsh
Walsh
West Virginia Delegates to Be Chosen Tomorrow
West Virginia voters head to the polls tomorrow to express presidential preference and elect delegates to the national conventions. In the Republican race Herbert Hoover competes with Guy D. Goff for the presidential nomination and state slate. in the Democratic race New York Governor Al Smith faces Senator James A Reed with party leaders pushing a Smith slate. Former Governor H D Hatfield and Governor Howard M Gore contend for the Republican Senate seat. Democratic committeeman C W Ostein champions Smith’s candidacy and helped shape the Smith delegate slate.
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Charleston
W. Va
U.P
West Virginia
Herbert Hoover
United States
Guy[d. Goff
al Smith
New York
James A. Reed
Mizsouri
Smith
Reed
Hoover
Goff
H. D. Hatfield
Howard M. Gore
C. W. Ostein
Campaign log notes party gambits and primaries
May 28 reports Senator Simmons urging foes of Tammany Hall to unite against Governor Smith while presidential nominees say Smith cannot be nominated Jesse H Jones endorsed as a presidential candidate by Texas Democrats would serve the party if needed Hoover to stay in Washington during the Republican convention in Kansas City District of Columbia Democrats held a presidential primary with six Smith delegates the Washington Smith club challenges legality and plans a separate primary on June 12 with a different Smith slate
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Senator Simmons
North Carolina
Tammany Hall
Smith
Jesse H. Jones
Democratic National Committee
Texas Democrats
District of Columbia
Democrats
Washington Smith Club
Deeths and Funerals WINFIELD SCOTT THOMAS
Winfield Scott Thomas died at the hospital Monday morning at 7 o clock aged 81. Funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon at 2 30 from the home of nephew J W Elliott 318 Prospect street with Rev L M Barnard officiating. Interment will be in Oakland cemetery. Members of North Star Lodge will have charge of the services. Thomas resigned six years ago after 30 years as a state hospital employee. He lived with his nephew. He was a member of North Star Lodge Warren Consistory Knights Templar 36 years and Callensburg Lodge Odd Fellows 35 years. Born in Clarion county April 28 1847.
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Winfield Scott Thomas
Winfield Scott
Thomas
Hospital
J. W. Elliott
Prospect Street
L. M.barnard
Oakland Cemetery
North Star Lodge
State Hospital
Mr. Thomas
Warren Consistory
Knights Templar
Callensburg
Dawes blocks adjournment clash marks Senate session
In a dramatic session Curtis holds a slender majority to defeat Johnson's adjournment bid 39 to 41 and blocks his dam bill as unfinished business. Johnson seeks to push the measure to next December amid objections from Senator Bruce and Senator Ashurst while Curtis pushes for the adjournment resolution first.
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Senate
Curtis
Johnson
Boulder Dam
Bruce
Dem
Ashurst
Arizona
Printed Silk and Cotton Crepes in Popular Modes
Printed silk and cotton crepes are described as soft and silky for draping into popular modes of the reaver for ladies and girls. The fabric is gh inches wide and sold by the yard.
Senate Roll Call Shifts. Filibuster Sparks Realignment
Johnson appears beaten but two Curtix followers bolt as Dawes aligns to disrupt Republican plans. The roll call on the adjournment resolution shows 40 for and 40 against with party splits and one Farmer Labor vote. Notable senators changing sides include Republicans Couzens Cutting and Dems like Simmons and Reed aiding the shift.
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Watson
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LaFollette
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Steiner
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Black
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Copeland
Dill
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Harris
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Heflin
Kendrick
Locher
Pittman
Sheppard
Stephens
Wagner
Walsh
Mass
Mont
Wheeler
Thomas
Farmer-Labor
Shipstead
Local man held as two young girls identified
One Warren man was jailed and another sought after two girls aged 12 and 15 vanished from home over the weekend. They were found in Youngsville with a local girl and an unnamed driver near a tracked vehicle. Their brother and a family friend brought them home after questioning by city patrolmen. Family members said the girls left Friday night to visit a neighboring home where a death had occurred.
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Warren
County Jai
Youngsville
Police Court Note on Arrest and Failing to Appear
A Warren man was charged with intoxication after a Saturday night arrest and failed to appear for a hearing before Justice Watts NL Davis at police court, with ten dollars vata listed on Sunday. Signs arrived for borough traffic control, including ninety five speed limit signs and five borough limit signs expected to be placed this week. George H. Miller, Warren shoe store proprietor, left for New York City to review new footwear styles and will return in about a week.
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Warren
Justice Watts NL Davis
New York
George H. Miller
New York City
Pedestrian Alarm Sparks Bank Run After Dowtown Accident
In Ju n iata New s a ccords say pedestrians paused to watch patrolmen rush to Warren Savings Bank after an emergency alarm triggered by an accident. Missing sewing groups details follow Miss Dagmar Wolff, home economics representative, with events across Sugargrove Glade and Rouse hospital planned through Friday. in Ju niata, Robert W. Grove, 52, of Greenwood, Pa., suffocated from a fall into a cinder chute at a local plant.
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Warren Savings Bank
Dagmar Wolff
Miss Wulff
Sugargrove
Glade
Juniata, Pa
Robert W. Grove
Greenwood
Market Letter Current Events on May market day
New York trading opened with a firm tone that faded into irregular activity as the session progressed. Radio stocks drew buying interest for a further advance near a new high, with later strength helping Interna national Telephone and General Electric to gains around six points before a limited rally faded at the close.
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New York
U. P
Stock Exchange
Geneaal Electric
North Warren to Discuss Extending Water Lines Plan
A meeting at North Warren High School auditorium tonight at eight will discuss water situation and proposed extension of lines for domestic use and fire protection. Citizens urged to attend. reports from locally familiar residents.
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North Warren High School
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