Hoover plans $135000 radio campaign for 45 nights
The Hoover campaign outlines a 135000 dollar radio push for 45 nights starting late September. Four Hoover speeches will be broadcast nationally, alternating between NBC and CBS networks, with about 3000 dollars per night for the network setup and additional costs for talent and production.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Republican
National Broadcasting Network
Columbia Broadcasting Network
Hoover
Iit
Seven Die As Airplane Crash Near Pocatello
An official investigation opened after a Universal monoplane crashed near Pocatello yesterday killing seven. The craft, in service about a month on the Salt Lake City to Great Falls route, appeared to lose a wing before plunging 150 feet to the ground. Identified victims include pilot Paul Wheatley secretary Jesse S Richards Ogden Utah Chamber of Commerce. Floyd A Timmerman Ogden newsman. W A Lean Spokane. a woman and two children ages 7 and 8. all unnamed.
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Pocatello
Ida
Ogden, Utah Chamber of Commerce
Floyd A. Timmerman
Ogden
W. A. Lean
Spokane
Wash
Revival of the Old Circus Salutation
The piece recalls a sensational early circus feature a multi animal family cage and jokes about reviving the era with the friendly greeting Well, how'sr you skimmin' Now that every buddy makes it t
Captain Phillips and Movie Lion Plan Warren Visit
Mrs. Jessie Phillips of 113 Connango Avenue learned negotiations were under way to bring Leo the MGM lion and Capt. Frank Phillips to spend the weekend in Warren. Phillips, known locally as Francis Hobben, will first appear at the Wintergarden theater in Jamestown then travel to Olean before arriving in Warren for the week's end.
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Jessie Phillips
Conenango Avenue
Leo
Capt
Frank Phillips
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Lion
Warren
Phillips
Francis
Hobben
Philtter
Wintergarden Theater
Jamestown
Olean
Montauk on Long Island Poised as Atlantic Gateway
The article portraits Montauk as a future central node for Atlantic steamships and transatlantic airships. It notes General Atterbury advancing rail links and a large land tract for docks, with significant investment planned to speed sea and air travel, signaling a booming harbor and aviation hub.
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Montauk
Saint Mark’s Square
Venice
Mrs Knapp Begins Second Day in Jail
Florence E S Knapp former secretary of state began the second day of a thirty day sentence for grand larceny in Albany County jail. She appeared resigned and recovered from a nervous relapse. Doctor A Davignon attends and monitors her condition.
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Albany
N. Y
U. P
Florence E. S. Knapp
Albany County
A. ©. Davignon
Warren quota set for Roosevelt highway publicity drive
Warren in Pennsylvania assigns a $714 quota for the Roosevelt Highway association fundraising drive begun Wednesday. Merle D. Boutwell says funds fund advertising to tourists and agencies, with no salaries. Five signs planned, 60,000 folders distributed from Cleveland to Boston, and Quotas of $50 per thousand residents set for towns along the route.
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Warren
Roosevelt Highway Association of Pennsylvania
Merle D. Boutwell
Chamber of Commerce
DR. Todd
Roosevelt Highway
Boutwell
Erie
Cleveland
Boston
Allegheny River
Cleveland Motor Club
Pennsylvania
Mt Jewett
Smethport
Port Alleghany
Coudersport
Galeton
Wellsboro
Mansfield
Troy
Towands
Wyalusing
Laceyville
Meshoppen
Tunkhannock
Scranton Chamber of Commerce
Scout Caughey Leads Trail Blasting in Colorado
Scout Milton Caughey, Warren Eagle Scout, helps blast a five hour per day packhorse trail along Red Eagle mountain in Colorado. He writes that one Eagle Scout will be chosen by popular vote to join the Blackfeet tribe during ceremonies at St Marys Chalet and on the reservation, with preparations described including dynamiting rocks and building the grade.
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Milton
Caughey
Warren Eagle Scout
Red Eagle Mountain
Colorado
F. C. Roud
St. Mary’s Chalet
Red Eagle Landing
St. Mary Lake
St. Mary's Chalet
Sun Chalet
French Aviators Plot Ocean Flight From Casablanca
The trim French monoplane Canary Bird, piloted by Adjutant Jean Assolant and Sergi Rene Lefevre with stowaway Armando Totti, departed Casablanca aiming toward Dakar en route to Rio de Janeiro and a possible one stop to New York. Strong head winds forced course adjustments before a safe landing was made near a coast landing site.
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Casablanca
Morocco
U. P
Dakar
Africa
Jean Assolant
Sergi
Rene Lefevre
Rio de Janeiro
New York
Assolant
Lefevre
Armando Totti
Lebourget Field
Paris
Cape Finisterre
Spain
Asc m Wate
Caagblanca
Edward Hall Dies After Long Illness
Edward Hall 62, a Wax on resident for 22 years and a U S Leather Selling Corp representative, died Wednesday after a year long illness at Clifton Springs N Y He leaves a widow a son Edward P Hall two daughters Dorcas Hall and Mrs W F Andrews two sisters Mrs W G Garrett and Miss Nettie Hall Interment and funeral at Hancock N Y with Masonic affiliations noted including Joseph Warren Lodge and Warren Commandery and Occidental Chapter Warren N Y where he settled in 1908
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Edward Hall
Waxton
Clifton Springs
N. Y
Hall
Fourth Avenue
Wss
U.S. Leather Selling Corporation
Edward P. Hall
Dorcan Hall
Warren
W. IF. Andrews
Pittsburgh
W. G
Hancock
Liberty
N.Y
Joseph Warren
Occidental
Warren Commandery
Halleleo
Green Holds Strong Lead in Michigan GOP Primary
Detroit dispatch reports Gov. Fred W. Green leading George W. Welsh by nearly three to one as late returns arrive. Green tallies 340,386 votes from 2496 of 3194 precincts while Welsh trails with 138,835 votes.
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Detroit
U. P
Fred W. Green
George W. Welsh
Grand Rapids
Etroi Welsh
Michigan
Gren
Welgh
Shaw Attends League of Nations Assembly in Geneva
George Bernard Shaw attends the League of Nations assembly in Geneva. He reportedly stood for about thirty minutes before leaving shortly after Chinese delegate Wang King Ku completed his remarks.
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Shaw
League OF Nations
Geneva
George Bernard Shaw
League of Nations Assembly
Wang King-Ku
Knapp Will Probated With 110000 Bequests To Relatives
Former State Senator Frank M. Knapp dies August 19. His 1928 will creates a 50000 trust paying equal shares to widow Rosamond Knappson Byron W. Knapp Lucila K De Long and grandchildren for 21 years. Afterward principal is shared among survivors. Rosamond Knapp is left the family home. Executors include Mrs Rosamond Knapp Byron W Knapp and Warren Savings Bank and Trust Company.
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Frank M. Knapp
Rosamond Knappson
Byron W. Knapp
Lucila K. DeLong
Rosamond Knapp
Second Avenue
Water Street
B. W. Knapp
Lucile K. DeLong
Ernest S. Knapp
Warren Savings Bank and Trust Company
Safe Deposit Box Seized In Philadelphia Probe
In Philadelphia a second safe deposit box linked to a high police official was seized, said to hold about 500000 in cash. A police sergeant was shot during a raid on a house sheltering underworld figures as Mayor Mackey orders clean elections amid a broad criminal show. District Attorney Monaghan pursues the bootleg money trail.
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Philadelphia
Sargeant
Mackey
Monaghan
Bie Mercy
Warren Man Named District Master of Penna Vasa
Eda Anderson of 222 Oneida Avenue was elected District Master of Vasa Lodge for the Pennsylvania District at the recent Philadelphia convention. It marks the Warren lodge's first honored officer at the district level. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Carlann of 216 Oneida Avenue returned Tuesday from Philadelphia where they attended as delegates.
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Eda Anderson
Oneida Avenue
Vasa Lodge
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Warren Lodge
Anderson
Alfred Carlann
Phiadephia
Rockford Flyers May Visit Denmark
Bert Hassell and Parker D. Cramer of the airplane Greater Rockford may travel from Greenland to Denmark. They thanked the Danish government for aid after their plane was forced down on August 19 and said they hope to meet officials in person. They are at Mount Evans, Greenland, after a two week trek through ice bound wastes and plan to depart by motor boat for Hostenborg.
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Greenland
William Hobbs
University of Michigan
Bert Hassell
Parker Cramer
Atlantic
Rockford
Sweden
United States
Hassell
Jop
Cramer
Professor Hobbs
Copenhagen
Parker D. Cramer
Greater Rockford
Denmark
Mount Evans
Campaign Notes and Radio Plans for Hoover and Smith
The Campaign Log details Hoover headquarters broadcasting plans to promote the Republican cause and four major speeches in the south New England New York and New Jersey. Governor Smith prepares a campaign itinerary while weighing prohibition questions. Senator Robinson lauds Smiths creed in Texas Cisco and Curtis continues tours in New England with a Boston address. John J. Raskob predicts Smith will win 309 electoral votes and the solid south backs the Democrat.
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Hoover
South
New England
New York
New Jersey
Smith
Senator Curtis
Boston
John J. Raskob
Solid South
Ends First Leg Leads Pack In 37-Aircraft Derby
Eat Rowland of Wichita led the New York to Los Angeles air derby to Norton Field Pennsylvania as the first night stop. Thirty seven entrants began the cross country leg with Rowland followed by Robert Dake and a string of pilots from Pittsburgh Long Island and other cities. By Bettis Field Michigan pilot George Hopkins had to land at Youngstown after route loss with four engines reported.
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Norton Field
Columbus
Rowland
Wichita
Kansas
Roosevelt Field
Long Island
Middletown
McKeesport
Robert Dake
Pittsburgh
Dake
Norton Pier
W. H. Emery, Jr
Bradford, Ps
Theodore W. Kenyon
Smithtown
Challenger
Jamoe S. Charles
Richmond
Eaglerock
Eugene J. Detmor
Tarrytown
N. C
Tex Rankin
Portland
Oregon
Waco 10
W. Packer Runyon
Perth Amboy
N. J
Swallow
Sebastian S. Pond
Gettysburg
Lenger
William B. Harding
Red Bank
Waco
John Carbeery
Ontario
Canada
Don S. Phillips
Seattle
Alfred Stanley
Elmira
N. Y
Dale G
Jackson
St. Louis
J. W. Hunt
Moundaville
W. Va
Lone Eagle
Bettisfield
George W. Hopkins
Detroit
New York
Hopkins
Bettin Field
Youngatown
Bettis Field
Commit Youth to Warren Hospital After Fatal Shooting
Milford Hinckley, 22, of Union City, shot and killed his father Frank G. Hinckley Monday. He had been committed to the State hospital for the Insane at North Warren, and was taken to the North Warren hospital where his arm was amputated but he died Tuesday night. He had shown demented behavior for two weeks. Survived by four sons and a daughter.
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Milford Hinckley
Union City
Frank G. Hinckley
State Hospital For the
North Warren
Union City Hospital
North Warren Hospital
Clyde McGee
J. D. Carroll
Hinckley
Weather outlook for Western Pennsylvania turns cloudy
Mostly cloudy tonight and Thursday with probable showers in the southeast. Local observations show a low Bam 46.2 inches? river level at low water and no precipitation. Thursday sunrise noted.
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Penna
Bam
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Dean Baves
Capt. Phillips
Olean, N. Y
Europe
Fisher, Coffin, Leboutillier
Arthur Brisbane
New York Harbor
Southampton
Cherbourg
General Atterbury
America
Roosevelt Road
Scout Caughey
Assilant and
Green
Safe Deposit Box
Penna. Vasa Lodges
Rockford Flyers
Joseph Robinson
Cisco, Tex
Lebanon
Warren Hospital
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