Norway speeds rescue effort for polar dirigible Italia
Oslo May 31. Norway launched a major relief expedition to locate General Umberto Nobile and the Italia after its crash. From Bergen the coal ship Ingerfire will carry search teams to Kings Bay, with air and sea assets to comb Arctic regions. Riiser Larsen was ordered to Tromsoe then Kings Bay, joining seaplanes sent from Bergen, as officials push toward a land and air tour despite Italy’s cautious stance on relief plans.
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Oslo
Norway
U P
Umberto Nobile
Italia
Bergen
Kings Bay
Great Arctic
Riiser Larsen
Tromsoe
Spitzbergen
Nobile
Italy
Toward a World of Doubt and Trade Winds
A column surveys postwar finance and social strains including printing ventures, divorce cases, the cost of money, and High Finance aims to curb speculation. It notes 6 percent call money since 1921, Canadian freight-rate relief versus U.S. farmers, Hoover and Smith’s cheap wheat transit promises, Capper’s railroad relief bills, Ford’s growth optimism, and Europe’s gold drain as London and the Bank of France expand reserves.
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Henry Ford
United States
James Speer
Europe
London
Bank of France
Roosevelt Put Forward for Republican Ticket by Leader
The text suggests Colonel Theodore Roosevelt as the choice for New York’s Business Men's League. It notes his father accepted the vice presidency reluctantly, calling it a side track. Governor Lorden reportedly declined the vice presidency when Harding was elected, and might have become president otherwise.
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New York
Business Men's League
Theodore Roosevelt
Lorden
Harding
Sears named to Camp Olmsted committee
L F Sears of Sheffield principal of Washington school and scoutmaster of troop 35 was added to the Camp Olmsted committee. A collision on Third avenue and Market street Tuesday evening injured Frances Russell 3, daughter of Mr and Mrs C H Russell, who rode with cousin Helen Richards. Driver of the other car was R M Morrison. Frances suffered a head cut. John Muccino of Olean, injured helping clear a freight wreck at Tonesta Sunday morning, showed improvement in hospital today.
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L. F. Sears
Sheffield
Washington School
Troop 35
Third Avenue
Market Street
Frances Russell
C. H. Russell
Helen Richards
R. 2. Morrison
Frances
Muccino
John Muccino
Olean
Tonesta
Mrs Lindsey Recovers After Street Fall at Home
Mrs Edward Lindsey and Mrs Lindsey received injuries from a sidewalk fall but are now resting comfortably. Hospital officials report many friends visited to extend sympathy as the community notes the accident and recovery. Elsewhere, D A Pressel won the Kickers Handicap at the Country Club with T E Creal M W Rossel and W Kelly in that order. Fine weather drew a strong turnout to the links.
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Edward Lindsey
Lindsey
D. A. Pressel
T. E. Creal
M. W. Rossel
W. ¥. Kelly
Russell Tea Room Opens in Old Lane Hotel
Russell tea room will open to the public Sunday June 3 serving chicken dinners and Southern baked ham. The tea room is housed in the old Lane Hotel at Russell and will be managed by Henry M Wesner.
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Russell
Old Lane
Henry M. Wesner
Russel
Bandits Rob Broadmoor Club in $200,000 Heist
A group of six or more bandits robbed the Broadmoor Country Club during a May 31 dance in Indianapolis. They demanded valuables in two canvas bags, fired blanks to simulate danger, and fled in cars within about 20 minutes. Ernest Fisher was injured by a gun butt. Loot estimates reached $200,000 though final totals varied.
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Indianapolis
Ind
U. P
Broadmoor Country Club
Mimer
Broadmoor
Actua
Ernest Fisher
Deaths and Funerals for Guiland and Petrie
John Kertcher Guiland grandnephew of the late John Kescher died in City hospital aged 18. He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs W E Guiland one brother Edward and grandparents Mr and Mrs W H Guiland of Clarion. Lydia M Petrie died at Warren General hospital aged 76 born January 13 1852. She will be taken to her daughter Mrs Alvin Snow’s home. Survived by son Willard Petrie five daughters fourteen grandchildren and several in laws. Funeral announcements will be made later.
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John Kertcher Guiland
John Kescher
Oi) City Hospital
W. E. Guiland
Edward
W. H. Guiland
Clarion
Lydia M. Petrie
Society Meets Friday at Swedish Congregational Church
The Young People's Society Myron of the Swedish Congregational church will meet tomorrow Friday at 8:00 p.m. in the church parlors. Miss Jeanette Waterbrand will lead with a program headlined by a chalk talk by Charles Waterbrand. Refreshments will follow.
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Young People’s Society Myron
Swedish Congregational Church
Jeanette Waterbrand
Charles Waterbrand
FOUR IN PLANE CONTINUED ON PAGE ONE
The aircraft could reach speeds from 95 to 10 miles an hour as fuel weight drops. Crew reject life rafts to avoid weight. A hack saw in cockpit to cut engines for water landing. Kingsford-Smith hopeful plane will stay afloat hours after fuel is exhausted. Warner to report hourly positions to coast stations and ships at sea. Nine vessels along intended route to Honolulu were alerted to watch for the plane.
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Hingsford-Smith
Kingsford-Smith
Warner
California
Hawaii
Kiwanians Sing at Lions Meeting
The Peerless Barnstormers entertained Warren Lions Club after a luncheon at the YMCA Thursday noon. The troupe included Dr. Floyd Schuler Bryon Knapp Monty McClure Bill Hill and B Fearson Eaton with pianist. They performed song numbers and a magical sketch plus a duet by Schuler and Knapp as part of the Lions program led by President Miller.
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Warren Li
Floyd Schuler
Bryon Knapp
Monty” McClure
Bill” Hill
B. Fearson Eaton
Lightning kills two and injures several in midair crash
A high altitude airbag accident near Youngwood and East McKeesport, involving Goodyear and City of Cleveland crews, left Lieut. Paul Evert and Walter W. Morton dead. Pilot Lieut. E. G. Ent was unharmed, while W. T. Van Orman suffered a broken leg. Charles Hoppe pleads not guilty to murder in Toledo in a case involving the kidnapping and killing of Dorothy Stelagowski.
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Youngwood
Paul Evert
E. G. Ent
Lieut. Evert
Walter W. Morton
Akron
Goodyear
East McKeesport
W. T. van Orman
Greensburgh
J. F. Cooper
Cleveland
Wollam
Greensburg
Toledo
Ohio
U.P
Charles Hoppe
Dorothy Stelagowski
Hoppe
Market Letter Current Events Highlight Auto Stocks Rally
New York May 31 Trading in stocks held a strong tone led by motor shares and rail issues. Chrysler and Dodge merger buzz spurred auto stock advances while Jordan Pierce Arrow and Reo pursued new highs amid reports of a united company. General Motors and Radio Corporation moved higher as investment demand supported rails and telephony.
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New York
U. P
Rails
New York Central
Chrysler
Dodge
Jordan
Pierce Arrow
Reo
United
Moon Motors
Hudson
Hupp
Graham Paige
Stewart Warner
Motor
Dodec
General Motors
Radio Corporation
Fisher and
Cutten
National committee to start delegate seating hearings
In Kansas City Missouri on May 51 the Republican national committee will begin hearings Monday over contests to seating rival delegations for the national convention opening June 12. In Pittsburgh on May 31 three negros a man a woman and a child were killed when their car collided head on with a street car. More than half of new cars in Spain are from America.
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Sansas City
U.P
Republican National Committee
Jone
Pittsburgh
Spain
America
Defends teaching utilities course at University of Pennsylvania
Washington May 31 A utilities course taught at the University of Pennsylvania with financial aid from Pennsylvania power interests was defended before the federal trade commission. Professor Theodore G Grayson said the course is not for public ownership and is largely attended by utilities employees.
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Washington
U. P
University of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Federal Trade Commission
Fraf
Theodore G. Grayson
Richardson
Grayson
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Thomas 5. Butler
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Eureka Pipe Line Co
Buckeye Pipe Co
Keister
Eres Corning
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Cabell
Somerset
Cumberland
Fipe Line Co
Ragland
Indiana Refining Co
West
Ren- Wcki
Barren and
Nantee Counties
Paragon Dev. Co
Stoll Oil Retiming Co
Oil City
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Lima
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Minois
Waterloo
Petrolla
Canada
Saginaw
Mich
Berea
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Cenes
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Mary- Elizabeth Baker
Gov. Baker
Missouri
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Giaternstimal Newwestt
Southern Cross
Honolulu
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Massa
Lubrico
Herberg
Wilhermina
President McKinley
Malolo
Tugleigh
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St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Bradford Supply Company
John Hickey
New York City
Marcel
Victoria Wiles
Nainsook Athletic
Johnson Brothers
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