Sir John Carling Overdue at Croydon Airport
A trans atlantic monoplane piloted by James DeWitt Hill and Terrence Tully, the Sir John Carling, left Harbor Grace Newfoundland and was overdue at Croydon Airport. Rescue efforts reported no sightings as searchers battled rough seas and erratic Atlantic weather.
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United Press
Atlantic
Sir John Carling
Su Soha Carling
Newfoundland
England
N.zo
Croydon
Harbor Grace
New Spunalands
Terry Tully
James Medcalf
Lloyd W. Bertaud
James de Witt Hill
Philip A. Payne
Old Glory
United Preas
Irish
Ireland
North Atlantic
Royal Windsor
Hathor Grace
Charles A. Levine
Columbia
Frank T. Courtney
Eng
New Foundland
London
British Broadcasting Company
James Deedéalf
Terrence Tully
Queenstown
Janes D. Metcalf
Press and Movies The Government Way Forced Pleasure Adjourning Court
A long column cites varied topics from press control under a fascist government to judicial adjournments after insults, with references to Napoleon, Osage Indians in Kansas City, and a Chicago widow’s losses. It comments on justice, underworld glimpses, French treatment of Abd El Krim, and Maya ruins in Yucatan then shifts to a farm show note. Ten thousand dollars in prizes will be awarded at the State Farm Show in Harrisburg with dates January 27, 13, 19 and 20. exhibitors from local shows urged to enter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.Y. American Inc
Italy
Napoleon
Harrisburg
Stata
Mellon Back at Desk After Vacation Faces Tax Cuts Dilemma
Treasury Secretary Mellon resumes duties as Treasury officials weigh tax cuts for Congress. Officials say a $100,000,000 to $200,000,000 relief may be feasible but not larger. War taxes are largely gone. car tax seen as simple collection. amusement and club dues yield about $25,000,000. Corporations likely to retain tax. committee plans to draft reduction for Congress.
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Joseph S. Wasney
United Presa Sta
Washington
Treasury
Joint Congressional Committee On Taxation
House
Weys and Means
Second A E F 5000 Strong Off for France
United Press reports 5000 veterans sail for France as the American Legion prepares for its Paris convention opening September 19. By dawn six ships carry former doughboys toward reunions and a hopeful return, with over 10,000 expected before the event. Death memories fade as cheer and camaraderie rise on the docks.
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Paul W. Waite
United Press
New York
Sept
France
Westport
Paris
Mademoiselle
Armantieres
Tuscania
Hudson
Ansonia Sud Scythia
de Grasse
Atlantic
Caronia
Caledonia
Reunions
Magnate Marcus Loew Laid To Rest At Pembroke Home
More than 2,500 mourners from the motion picture and theatrical worlds attended Marcus Loew’s funeral at his Pembroke country home in Glen Cove New York. Dr Aaron Wisman officiated floral tributes valued at 260 900 surrounded the casket as luminaries including Harold Lloyd Lang Baruch Nathan Vincent Carl E Millikan Dorothy Dalton and Hal Roach filed past the bier Active pallbearers included David Warfield Adolph Zukor Will Hays Arthur Beisbarn and others in the industry.
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Glen Cove
N. Y
Marcus Loew
Pembroke
Aaron Wisman
New York
Harold Lloyd
Lang Baruch
Nathan Vincent
Carl E. Millikan
Dorothy Dalton
Jacob Lobin
Joe Weber
Lew Fields
Arthur Hammerstein
Taos J. Corbett
Hal Roach
Julian Tannen
Joseph Bloran
Henry King
David Warfield
Nicholas M. Shensk
David Bernstein
Adolph Zukor
Joseph Michaels
John Gold
Seismic Shake Hits Town in Africa and Uganda
A severe earthquake affected SEVERE EARTHQUAKE TOWN in South Africa and Uganda today. Reports say houses shook as aftershocks continued for minutes with lingering tremors. No details on damage or casualties are provided.
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South Africa
Vitoris
Uganda
Fifteen Hour Search for Old Glory Tells of Cunard S.O.S.
Captain Bone of the Cunard liner Transylvania describes a 15 hour search at sea for the plane Old Glory after receiving an S O S. Fourteen lookout men scanned the horizon with binoculars and telescopes while the ship zigzagged the mid Atlantic, but no trace was found and the vessel resumed toward New York.
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Washington
New York Daily Mirror
Navy Radio
Pittsburgh
William Randolph Hearst
Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph
New York
Old Glory
Rome
B.S T
Lloyd W- Bertaud
Newfoundland
Bertaud
James da Witt Hill
Philip Payne
Old Giory
Nungesser
Colt
Princess Anne Lowenstein-Wertheit
F. ¥. Minchin
Leslie Hamilton
Old Orchard
Europe
Captain Bone
Cunard
Transylvania
United Press
John N. Harman
Brooklyn
N. Y
mid-Atlantic
Bons
Bone
California
Bootlegger Blamed by Police for Three Deaths in Chicago
Police blamed rival bootleggers for a series of blasts that killed three men and destroyed two buildings used for illegal liquor operations. A garage blast near Mercy Hospital injured a driver and two firefighters while a second blast at a paint company building killed two workers, with police later raiding a linked site and arresting 13 men and seizing a 75 gallon still.
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Chicago
Shila
Mercy Hospital
Louis Kramer
Lhuck
Joseph Bangora
Baldag
Prohibition
Woman Alderman Faresbure Named in Fourth Ward
Governor Fisher today appointed Mrs. Wilizabeth S Narey as alderman for Slonessen's fourth ward. The move elevates local governance in the city with emphasis on municipal leadership.
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Faresbure
Fisher
Wilizabeth S Narey
Slonessen
Expansion of Rotary discussed at district banquet
At the Warren club's Rotary executive convention over two hundred members and guests gathered for a banquet. Governor Charlie Uhl of Somerset announced next year’s executive conference in New Castle. Rotary expansion and international work dominated the sessions with remarks from Emmett Batley, George Buchanan, Dr. Charles Wallace, and Emcee Albert Rowswell. The golf championship was set for 6:30, though few attendees appeared.
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Carver House
Rotiay
Charlie Uhl
Somerset
New Castle
Conenango Club
Rotary
Albert Roswell
Pittsburgh
Warren's
Ray Steber
Warren Club
Emmett Batley
Oil City
George Buchanan
Indiana
Charles Wallace
Disic
Bill Robinson
Gharhe
Warren
Weather forecast shows broad cloudy spell and showers
A ridge over the Great Lakes and Ontario keeps temperatures warm east of the Rockies while a trough through Pennsylvania to Nebraska splits high pressure. Cloudy conditions stretch from the mid Atlantic to the northern plains with showers and thunderstorms reaching Harrisburg Cincinnati and St Louis. Morning rain observed in Harrisburg Cincinnati Louisville and Keokuk with readings from Chicago 72 Cleveland 70 Philadelphia 74 Pittsburgh 68 and San Francisco 60.
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Great Lakes
Ontario
Pennsylvania
Oho Valley
Nebraska 15
Middle Atlantic Coast
Ohio Valley
Iowa
Plains States
Rocky Mountain States
Harrisburg
Cincinnati
Louisville
St. Louis
Springfield
Illinois
Keokuk
Rocky Mountains
Chicago
Cleveland
Miami
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
San Francises
Washington
Yellowstone Park
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Levine
Eld
Sir John Darling
Pride of
Detroit
William 5. Brock
Edward F. Schlee
Nap
Arthur Brisbane
Oil Landa
Kansas City
Abd-El-Krim
Baltimore
Yucatan
Free State
Russell
Ave
Mellon
Jone Boys
Motion Picture World
Lloyd Bertaud
Old Orchard Beach
Rote
Ilely
Ray Morehouse
Dorothy Britten
Jersey
Woman's Club
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