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   Tyrone Daily Herald (Newspaper) - August 20, 1932, Tyrone, Pennsylvania                                ALL THE NEWS Local Happenings of Tyrone and Its Vicinity National and World News by Full Leased Wire of Inter national News Service Daily THE WEATHER Fair tonight Sunday partly clou dy and warmer YEAR Number 13223 TYRONE PA SATURDAY AUGUST 20 1932 Set 10Mile Altitude Record Counsel Will Appear Bej tore Supreme Court I 8YREVERSE Kef uses to Dismiss Determined to Battle to Highest of Iower to By James L Staff Correspondent Albany N Y Aug 20 i First wit r esses in behalf of i James J Walker in his spectacular I battle against removal i will b to the witness stand Monday afternoon when tha ouster hearing is resumed before i Governor Franklin D Roosevelt j Aiso o the forenoon counsel the fiery J will go into supreme court and in of ths mavors that under the constitu tion the has ro aii to him i apparently was un daunted by the ho GOVERNOR PINCHOT RENEWS PLEA FOR LOAN FROM GOVT Makes Request for To Supplement Amount To Be Raised by State VETOES Entered as Second Class Matter at post at Tyrone Pa Under the Act of March 3 1878 Decorated for Great Flight TWO CENTS A COPY j Iy Joseph Stall Corn I Aug 20 Icr federal to aid its indigent unemployed was is met by providing for an relief beard to give Pennsylvania machinery it did I not have federal i The also added local i He Reconstruction Finance lo ihe CMM again today Losing no in summarizing the work of the fcr corporation tors Clifford wrote to ty peer districts n other authorised to dis stale aid A bil sponsored by Rep Joseph Allegheny providing an addition 52000000 np Mere is Professor Augusta Swiss scientist in the aluminum ball in which he made his second ascent into the stratosphere Taking aff from Zurich Switzerland Piccard ascended to an altitude of 104 miles setting a new altitude record He reached terra firma again I Alice chairman do I 7 T 3 lj elating that no lo Sw ciu I vahia be classed us ai i1 i y HD lack of rev the veto necessary i Ihe request was for an Th Verted tha Se j i immediate loan to sup Uo senator piemen the to bo rasid seotl chairman cf the in state through the new one i of the urier IP brach thai the bili weald j Recalling a ns w e r i called the executive desk and j i the sate previously applied i Permitted o lie on the table until j for the that the legislature j thus rendering a land agencies had not done I io I nor to Washington to Tokyo JAPS TO PUN NEW DRIVE U S Leads World Opposition to 1olicy in China League Committee Report Expected to He Hostile to Position to KK Basis of Jap Action in Manchuria itil duty Governor j Without H fin yiS I IUiLL ill Complaint Based on Granting Pigs on iw Trial to Accused Man j Fatal Accident er by Samuel Seabury chairman of the Hofstadter legislative tec I A grim smils Walkers reaction to the governors ruling after had argued for al arst two days in behalf of the to dismiss the charges There I indications that the mayor in the event he loses out if fight with before Governs will carry his battle into the courts There was no session of the pub lic hearing today The is j in Ohio where he was scheduled to a political ad dress departed foi land for the Walker is to obtain i Tyrone near Windber caused rest at the estate or Rep Charles O of feeling of regret to exist Ashland chairman of the House many friends here The Johnstown i hi his letter to the corp declared that relief j broke his mid in hs is net the only assistance given to i hours cf this morning the people of the commonwealth i moved to have this lifted from In addition 13 this direct cash the Approximately a year after their recordbreaking feat Wiley Post left and Harold Gatty who flew around the world in onetenth the time taken by the fictions Phineas Fogg are shown as they received 0 Distinguished Service Crosses from President Hoover Post and Gatty 0 made the circuit of the eJobe in 8 days in the plane Winnie the ard returned to the executive wrote the general assembly passed a authorizing political subdivisions to Tho obvious or this action was to compel me to veto a which Representative aVid 1 borrow against delin everyone else knew must be vetoed because of lack of j General Edward Martin state chairman who declared I taxes for unemployment re j lief and constitutional amendment providing for repay subdivisions bv a tax fuv after seven weeks i the state of the thus ej wrangling failed to bring results to Die extent of 525000 Declared last night that the assem bly merits and praised the legislators for their Iy C Montee Washington 20 of an early blow off of j he crisis in the Par j East on all sides the j Tokyo government today found it j self repre j in Washington for the first time in many months The ambassador Katsuji was io Tokyo to pive a hari explanation of position regarding Manchuria to tho Japanese government In Tokyo this government is considered the active leader of world opposition lo Japans policy in Chi na and the policy of the United States is the pivot which the success or failure of the Japanese military venture hinges insofar as international opinion Is concerned According to all indications De Buchi will reach Tokyo at a erd time The Japanese military are reported to planning a new drive through out and in ince fcr the purpose of putting j 000 In Payment of Bonos j Answer to League remains view cf these accomplish T i ments of the general his Aug 20 j Thc distressing news in the Herald letter continued I have strong Slel county yesterday the fatal nope that the Reconstruction Fin corporation will be prepared ci upon the application or the of great courage the enactment of the sales tax law j The relief funds will be distribu j tiled beginning September 1 al I though the retailer will no be j by the ic trx returns with tha American Legion resistance as sill i there j Thc League of Nations investi gating commission headed by tho I Earl of is expected his friend A C Blumonthal th man at N Y NOTED 100 Media Pa Aug morning your honor That Justice United judiciary committee after an invests Democrat in telling of the accident gation held the charges the following to say ATTORNEY INVOLVED MYSTERY to act in their complaints ning hvo of i Ths specific charge on which She was dead on admission to i department j foreign at and the have un UJ i State I cf the Dist on Monday it j every to believe that this a deep One of the corporations objeci i un Criticism of the presidenta was learned by International will be hostile to Japan i j nation crder was embodied in n j Service today I adopted at the closing statement is ex i session of the Legions annual state to be ihe opening gun in Ja j convention pans of the new Mau A minority report with j of Manchukuo in dc i conditions inthe B P ns of the League oC Nations by the resolution adopted but asked Coincident with his declaration exception cf the criticism of the Count Uchida is expected president It was oy a formal demand that the i a vote of 864 to 124 in i Jr father of 1 Thc affairs of Manchukuo lnot death today when he I Claims Lawyer Hired Him to Kill Woman OFTEN The occasion was a special fpn Delaware the Representative in his report Francisco Aug 20 INS followed sensation today prosecution continued to what it considered n strong in II r fll i re as favoring full payment of the I by Japan is Japans cwu registered op he is expected to point Tout ii cancellation or I Meanwhile the i of foreign debts I inite cabinet policy on domestic af at was under a slid of in the cf tiie John E Baker near his War VetH has been a practicing association and had ben as out that fiom the of evidence around Prank membership tion who conducted an investigation public defender of Sr San and Albert Teh tun an descending the on trial for the home the night of tho brutal kill ing X declared that strands of hair found in an automobile which Verne Dor ran middleaged housekeeper of tho am la sition to the WASNT TOUGH ENOUGH Tn nnnn TOUGH Catholic clergymen was found yes Li beginning to slip and ran frantic ally down the He over a stone or rock and crushing him Coroner L u Zech I the body at the scene of the acci INS lie clout said no inquest will be held a victim of automobile got what such exhaust gns poisoning A few utes Earlier Miss was found by police in a bedroom of the parish house cf public Vorks ws Set wn the cynical in at of neighboring racketeers toj the ou thc murder of Sam Got boy stepped to the of known authorities garage were trade statistics mm BO closing session j of the East Side j veterans in government civil service I who according to the which i 20 in the both thugs as he acK off roar his home last night Dr D L Singleton a atal surgeon member of the staff of DEMAND REPEAT Pa Aug 20 INS Outright repeal of the amendment was demanded in a res unanimously at the business session of the Pol ish V and Dental Association of here today Myers was shot and killed as he pleaded Dont do it According Dont do it way in front of the car In order to avoid hitting the lad he turned his car causing a tire to biow TR DP out It is then he lost control lU DC killed him Dominions Sign Trade Agreements with Mother Country By Frederick Edwards Staff Correspondent pire content was recommended but Ottawa Ont Aug was emphasized that the standard The British imperial economic con must be elastic and that every sep of 1932 ended today as chief arate state in ths British 4C s mi Iml a IN OWN BRAVE 20 s for me and I died ed Prom reports of autopsies con ness session the mam moth parade moved with quick pre made that was brought to funeral parlor on West Tenth street yesterday af and was prepared for burial T Mr Piper is a son of Dr deccas ed and Mrs H B Piper former wellknown and highly respected residents of G Piper husband of the woman killed is the i today telling police assistant representative Il sllot and killed of the Celanese Corporation of Gunsallie j f standard for em Cumberland Maryland Gunsallie farm rar pistor of a Blanche Powell Piper was a c M I to 1010 of the late Joseph and H y thc slam to 1919 Mary Powell She was born at Callow grave near the win Pennsylvania 32ptcinbcr MR CH n SON OF delegates from nine countries within wealth must hold to its autonomy i 1881 about years ago was Mr C the British commonwealth put their In another committee the ln with William G Y signatures to a number of trade that special of ller fe was spent in quarrel agreements formulated during four bonuses and antidumping Pittsburgh i the farm wTfc weeks of debate i now imposed in order ex Surviving her sudden death are thrown The final ceremony was held in trade conditions due one daughter Betty the House of Commons here the the depression be abolished as soon patient in same sedate oak panelled practicable hospital and Will eluded just before Medical Examiner Marvin M Scari Coroner was peeled today to divulge results of fit the preliminary investigation cision through downtown streets South Side hospital in that hospital j Accosted by two masked bandits I Dr Singleton refused to stick em Foreign UP lunged at one of the men to his Cubas disappearing purchasing would be bested in the struggle the power and highest tariffs taxes second gunman fired at Singleton cf ths nations history Perhaps tho bullet passing through his right the decline in typewriter imports is I and lodging in his left bv tho nnt eloquent of all statistics The gunmen then fled to their nr far published To June 1 of this waiting car with a third man at thousands of were j the wheel escaped but they also when thh with 1ra7or i Butler former i marine along with other in Baltimore j high noted Legion officers viewed ithe parade from the irs stand church from Thousands of visitors from ail j over the state and the instate ar t ea flocked to this city to view the l parade the largest seen in burgh Canada Honors Scottish Flier Will Fly Back to By Ion i Sunday directly from Montreal Special Correspondent j St John N B Aug 20 London Aug 20 N V Aug 20 69 itu in jj I tj din vt nn which saw the Mutual preferences between uninjured when tho fatal to kill Mri The Man Without a ated on July 2Ist last the British states are provided in the occurred that called away his cord in to the nc try is dead General agreements were agreements signed this morning mother i dug a crave for von ind Professor Hale head of the in public today by Great gets special privileges in the Mrs Piper was an active member j Im goins o vott in ft Ace i department at Union colj foT hcr wheat dairy Presbyterian church at down Mrs was quoted i for 3S years was found dead last night on the campus He was nder treatment for a weak heart I Messages of congratulation stonn FARMERS WIN led him from all over in tho world ing him to fiy back the ocean as quickly as possible Mrs Mollison the former Amy Australia South Africa British Southern Rhodesia India Newfound j products apples ann bacon land At the some time bilateral existing embargo on Canadian cat The and a member of the Mission as saying treaties were completed between and New Brunswick potatoes en ary and other of the eral of Britain Irish state conceded certain isl io existing treaties Canadian government and Ans lia and New Zealand committee reports brought to the against the free entry of the view cemetery yesterday were for potato church She was also active in so the empire states Great tering England is to be lifted by ths cial and civic affairs of Frostburg made no agreement with the end of the year with the proviso Funeral services will be conduct 10t WORKERS RETURN pr ADIT 20 conducted hundred workers will return to work City From tunny cities in the United States and Canada came invitations Johnson sent her cable when she r sits of her husbands decision to h WAHi of these comine from tho Montreal air pageant and 11 real was accepted Mollison only Uhen spend a week in New York bc a day after arriving at to Ireland Captain hoie from Ireland Mollison originally planned to com Before coming to Union the or Hae who was bom in Boston tle city in tho same price war j tank in which he MAIMS the price agree m en t Ihe v thp ocean Aug 20 will go to Montreal as the child playing A in most part A j Continued on Page Six Save your sorrow for tomorrow I and toleration people would like to have an inquisition to comp liberality pany York two months will manded sity and at the of Iowa first it n iin r r c 0 i guest of the Fourth Canadian t front of nor home here today PT TO Tr rs risi air pageant Colonel A Bishop down by a trolley car and her York Pi AII n Tiin i Per as j famous Canadian ace of so badly crushed that physi JA Wilson had to amputate them do roller of civic aviation for Canada Tho child Earlier plans lo ny to York was Mt Sinai hospital today changed and Mollison where little hops is held for now believed he would fly there open Monday and employment will j be given 150 persons There is no appeal from time past  

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