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   Times Evening Herald (Newspaper) - June 10, 1935, Olean, New York                                WEATHER Cloudy with showers be- late tonight or Cooler Sun sets Sun rises TIME ERALD EVENING Final Stocks No. 136 DIAMOND JUBILEE YEAR JUNE 10, 1935 PRICE THREE CENTS Kidnapper Hangout Found In West Thousands Of Farm Belt Republicans Are Massed In Illinois For Convention Ten States sented At field Where gates Will Write By LYLE C. WILSON United Press Staff Correspondent STATE FAIR Thousands of farm belt Republicans massed today in this tanbark arena to write a grass roots cal creed and establish of the as the prime issue of the 1936 presidential The meeting is a national cal convention drawn to the scale of ten farm states whose gates have been arriving bv bus. train and automobile tor eight bands and the whoopla of politics mark an occasion tor which prairie state have been impatiently The Grass Roots creed may be- come the framework for the 1936 Republican presidential platform although its influence will depend largely upon popular enthusiasm after results of this two-day rally have been analyzed by the folk back Delegates have brought scores of resolutions for but most of them will be lost in the resolutions committee From farm relief to labor and the tentative planks cover a multitude of sub- has raised the John 1. delegate from St. handed to the committee a pledge and an- can win with an honest dollar declaration in our the same as William ley won in 1S96." Today a barrage of criticism m- old-line Democrats to desert the Republican banner Former Gov. Frank O. of Illinois sounded the Grays keynote with a summons to mm and women of all political faiths to defend the Constitution against challenge from Harrison B. of the rally and national for charged that the j Executive Committee Denies Pitts Position Bird's eye riew or a Venetian That may be what this scene but it's really a picture taken during high tide on main and that doesn't mean principal thoroughfare of Is shown under several feet of water after the nearby Kaw river had Damage done to the city's stores mounted Into the thousands of Medical Fraternity In Session Leaders And Students To Discuss ant LOS where my old friend Alfalfa Kill Murray says he is with the constitution if he has to be a Republican The convention's agenda foreign and even com- imp of which in- grown MI determined to force a he by thc over endorsement birth cr and oy thc I to the convention ultimately its way to Surgeon General Hugh D. To further thc So obtain Association we find the price of goods the for a that part of farmer must buy has gone higher she Federal and higher under thc fund be for and of huje campaign of immunization Republican backers Ihc i west lally that the Convention spokesmen predicted and labor questions to be raised the disruption of birth here will be difficult to deal as in the would be After their against So She Association's house I Deal methods and suggested j Thc house's attitude of thc heretofore has been that laws plan to birth control arc I row Sheir own political laSher thin for i draling wilh of She farm ques practically all Hut now my little joke let me tell you something about Hill My daddy was a of the al convention made Oklahoma's scenario and he me this ray guy that's running this convention is smart on con- Hill has majored in with a forty Ruling Of Judge J. Bra in h a m K e e p i n g Y o u t h From Baseball Berth Is executive com- of thc National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues today denied Edwin former Sing Sing prison permission to play wish the Albany Senators of the Inter- national The by icn C. upheld a I ruling by Judge W. G. I Association barring ex- convicts from organized The committee's decision was unanimous wo arc in sympathy with the program which gives to ed convicts an opportunity to re- habilitate themselves in an official statement handed to j Two Die In Farm Blaze Day Of Rest Proved Fatal To Two Of Four Farmers After Hard EAST the one day of leal rest for the four farmers who took over the large Vermont Hill Road farm seven miles south of was into a day of mourning by i i-j blazing inferno which claimed newspapermen arc of the two opinion that the interest of tile The Simon and William their Ernest man will be served by offering that opportunity in some field where his activities will not constantly subjected to public I and David L. had scrutiny and comment as they worked hard to earn their day of would be in attired in a dark gray was outwardly disappointed as the decision was read by man The consisting of three members charged that at- tempts were being made to cap- j slept soundly in their on prison j broke ord. in our the ment particularly true where the in the case are such as to give the appearance that the office of em- ployment in a greatly publicized field a prompted more by a desire of the employer to capitalize on the prison record of the paroled convict and the ed than it is to give op- It was past midnight when the horses had been let out on the field to graze and the men were ready for Perhaps they had worked too for a small oil lamp was left burning while the exhausted men converted out and in a few seconds the place was a mass of Roush and Simon were sleeping on the first were awakened by a neighbor and William and the were trapped on the second Their bodies were burned beyond Roush obtained title to the farm four months ago and entered into Penalty For Plotters To Be Demanded Coal I Peace Seen Alan And Wife Ar- rested At Salt Lake City Confess To Part In i of the Prospects For Averting haeuser was Strike Brightened Tentative Director J. Edgar Hoover of the Federal WASHINGTON Hopes for Bureau of averting a strike of 130.000 ul inous coal miners next 1'CVealed. brightened It M 1309 based on amendments to the Guffy I and was Hoover said after a long distance Tiie agreement was reached at telephone call to the West where conferences over the week-end tween the legislative committee of I o the National Conference of dS minous Coal Producers and of the United Mine I Workers of I One and wife have been The report of the legislative in Salt Lake City while committee will be placed before man now is being sought meeting of 300 members of the I to the paroled convict to an agreement with the other men his talents i to work lanti are of thc opinion that the 136 acres of interest of baseball generally and the interest of players in our sociation will be best served by not admitting who have i been convicted of a crime which is considered by society a much i greater offense than offenses for which our own association rules j permanently disqualifying a cr. land was planted with wheat and he War Is Near To An End Hyde Strikes At Roosevelt Former BUENOS night fall three years of bitter fare in the Gran Chaco between Bolivia and Paraguay may have Mediators of half a dozen ican including the I United were waiting today that With the words of Abraham coln as their mid- west Republicans gathered in in to launch war on the New beneath a ture of the John D. M. permanent Is shown gavel of black walnut taken from the home where Lincoln courted and married Mary Bituminous tion at meeting The committee was in While Hoover was telling how the cupboard in which the year-old boy was kept was located mous agreement upon the the he received a i Announcement of the distance call from was made by Charles police guards thrown j chairman of the legislative around the house and don't let i who said his organization 1 anyone go Hoover told his represented seventy per cent of the will permit bituminous Some Wett Virginia and Southern were said to oppose the Aged Man Tried To Keep Pace committee is O'Neill its cations will be accepted by the conference because of the unanimous vote of the seventeen members gf the sentative of practically all coal-producing states and j pers to take pictures of the out- side of the Hoover had upon his desk a statement of soraa fifteen or twenty which hs said had just arrived by wire from Salt Lake He said it was Man Of 115 Wined And Dined Himself Into Wiley Post Waits Chance dictated by Harmon ir. Wiley and his who were i arrested Saturday and who con- i their part in the am very sorry but I cannot make public this statement he William suspect who escaped from police in is the object of a vigorous starch by Hoover's At eleven o'clock last night Hoover began the printing of the Bolivia and Paraguay had agreed disconsolate a sharp formally to a formula a formally to a peace formula j awaited in a attack upon President Roosevelt I here by representatives of I tenement todav n and the New j both do not join It was indicated that the m his admiration of thc would telegraph of Hitler and i al LOS Wiley Post waited at Airport be- side his stratosphere plane identification orders showing the me today for weather reports ragged and send him racing across inal description of thc Rockies at dawn on his fifth At 6 a. m. 25.000 of attempt to span thc continent in tnc orders were moving west by eight Fog settled over the San anxiously East of a i genial host and shortly before mid- he told delegates to the first Re- But some 35.000 ham at the age of 115. wined and din irto of 115. wined and dined er stant contact with thc airport am or are making an intensive search for this publican and 45.000 Bolivians Delancey weather hoping the mist would first of all preserve fighting fiercely on the of the would lift or prove the approach of the Other with i was filled Post's previous failures to prove such action as fits the Paraguayans claiming as the feasibility of commercial most certainly under bonne Hoover refused to speculate on We do not envy and we tant More men were j one of thc permanent speed flights in the stratosphere shall not ape may each hour while the mediators wondered where his caused by defects of his mo. cigarettes were coming from tor and oxygenating he would feed his host's nine I want to that who him more than the kidnap ted abandon liberty and fly The agreement which waits The Hoover cabinet officer ification is understood to clared that Abraham An immediate twelve day truce would urge his during which thc armies will re- to if we wish to main in neutral be Hugh American ador to arrived last night to participate in the mediation Make Demand military authorities today notified Gen. Shan new Chinese that a military airplane inj a most important official Equals Word Record fly over Tientsin en route Japan's fastest equalled to and demanded quate protection for Thc of- was not spent thc night be- fore thc Jewish Thanksgiving with his Rabbi 'n order to be on hand for the bration in the tiny gogue All day there was wine and feasting and he up with the thc old man's conversation got At officials said kowsky was Little Girl Loses Life throe of but have been breaking ex- rapidly during thc last IS hours There may be more news WASH. The death penalty will be demanded for alt Police in the day Investigated thc death of ease and there will be no Toward Catherine shot to compromise in return for pleas cf as returned to her Prosecutor Harry H. home after borrowing a cup sugar from a the world's record for thc 100 meter dash today by sprinting the but that there was no Immediate distance in 10.3 Since last when MM. IK Italy Independent Of Raw Material Imports SARDINIA Italy we will utilize all pur re- is independent of imports sources lead our people to of raw in case of war and U is time to Premier Mussolini said before you the dummy which day in a trenchant speech to the has become a fetish people of a-n speaking about k said foreign The enormous who are to force maws of hundreds e-f Italy So bow to the of of gathered in former in his mind and still quite City admitted the authorities He claimed it was accidental thit he was at a skunk kowsky buried his sixth wife who at 102. five men have on monthly old age of j said the oM man I Irom Poland fft year He has a high for the uses if ton said law says and wll Johnston have some sympathy for a who kills another in a for a There be on a return for a plea of Parents of the child had quarreled them ami shares whatever he has with any and all who the invoked the in degree which mike the maximum penalty Youth Gets Large Fish Open Drive For Extension WASHINGTON thc to pnc to thc extending a J. Fishermen for nine and a mouths shich go and i and expressing a I of the University of j peaceful to bow under yoke of thc of thc Pre- reien thread with and raw we reply inspection of i hickory a effort to speed a which Company of j  

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