Carlton King to Seek Erie County Office in Fall
Corry public figure Carlton V. King announces a bid for Register of Wills as a Democrat in the September primary. A lifelong Corry resident with ties to the Corry Chair Company and a lumber sales role, King seeks major county posts long neglected in the eastern Erie County area.
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Register of Wills
Corry
Carlton V. King
Friends Nt
Office of Register of Wills
King
Erie
North East
Girard
Hollaboro
Union City
Erie County
Busi‘ness
Corry Chair
Ebcrtion
Ense
Legionnaires to Install New Sons Squadron in Union City
Union City will host a public ceremony Wednesday evening to formally install a newly organized Sons of the American Legion squadron. Legion and Auxiliary members from Erie and Crawford counties will attend, with Corry planning a large delegation. The event includes a parade, bugle and drum corps, and an open meeting of the Erie County American Legion committee and 29th District Caucus ahead of the Wilkes-Barre state convention.
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Union City
Magnetic Legionnaires
Sons of the American Legion
Legion
Erie
Crawford
Corry
Carrier Post
Erie County Committee
American Legion
29Th District
Wilkes-Barre
Ceramonies
Republican registrars kept from 1934 in Corry districts
Republican registrars for Corry's six election districts remain the same as last year, appointed by county commissioners Rollo McCray and Jelen M. Schlarift with approval of Jacob Held. They set pay at $10 per day for August 28, 20 and 27, and will be sworn in August 9 in the municipal building. Listed include Le Roy Cady, Ora Love, Marion Austin, Maude Keere, Lora Dyckes, Allie Mt. Taylor among ward and district appointees.
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Corry
Sine
Rollo McCray
Jelen M. Schlarift
Jacob Held
Joseph F. Rogan
le Roy Cady
Ora Loveand
Marion Austin
Maude Keere
Lora Dyckes
Allie Mt.Taylor
Assailant of Doctor Believed Identified
Norman Jegly, a clerk at the Jennings hotel in Ann Arbor, identified Wires of Manville Zenge as the man who left with Dr Walter J Bauer the night of the assault. Bauer later died after a crude mutilation and named only as Jones before his death. Police report Jegly and hotel manager Charles Reaume identified photos of Jones as Zenge.
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United Press
Chicago
Norman Jegly
Jennings Hotel
Ann Arbor
Mich
Pic
Manville
Matt
Jones
Jedly
Rotel
Charles Reaume
Picres
Jones Ag Zenge
Markets At A Glance Mixed Open With Irregular Trends
Market notes show irregular declines in stocks under Toft influence and varied bonds with strength and activity. Curb stocks trend higher while Chicago stocks meander. call money trims, dollar sterling exchange varying. Grain and cotton slip, rubber and silver see modest shifts. Montreal futures provide mixed signals.
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Chicago
New York
Montreal
Morgenthau Warns Tax Bill Won’t Fund New Expenditures
Secretary Morgenthau told the Senate Finance Committee that revenues from the new tax bill would not warrant new or additional expenditures. He declined to make specific tax recommendations and rejected being pressed to take a position for or against the bill. The remarks came as progressives push to broaden the tax measure to fund a soldiers bonus, risking a clash with President Roosevelt’s recommendations.
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United Press
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Senate Finance Committee
Morgenthau
House
Ways and
Senate Progressives
Senate
Roosevelt
Pat Harrison
Harrison
Whispering campaign plot linked to New Dealers probe
Washington Aug 1 Two men testified in a Senate inquiry that a lobbyist suggested a whispering campaign to sow suspicion that the New Dealers were incompetent or insane. The witness admitted the idea, likened to the Hoover fight, and expressed remorse. In Hammonton New Jersey Evelyn Shoemaker, 25, was killed in a three car crash. The other drivers Felix Donatelli 30 and Prosper Colagardo 40 were charged. A11-year-old Peninnah Shoemaker and others were injured.
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United Press
Washington
Cramer
Plainfield
N-J
Senate
Gramer
C. J. Grosbeck
Eiedtric Bond & Share Co
Hugo L. Blaii
Hammonton
N. J
Evelyn Shoemaker
Winesville
Felix Donatelli
Pittsburgh
Prosper Colagardo
Hiammonton
Peninnah Shoemaker
Caroline Lobach
Benjamin Franks
Plans for John Brown Picnic at New Richmond
Plans for the John Brown celebration at New Richmond on Saturday August 3 are nearly complete. A noon day picnic will be followed by music from the Bugle and Drum Corps with a dedication ceremony and unveiling of newly mounted bronze tablets at the John Brown Tannery site at 2 p m. The program includes remarks by Mrs Bess Heath Olmstead of Washington D C and John Elmer Reed of Erie with Miss Amelia Tryon, Percy Clark and Judge Thomas J Pratter as presenters. If rain the events move to the I C O F hall New Richmond.
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John Brown
New Richmond
Bugle and Drum Corps
Elmer C. Carrier Post
American Legion
Corty
Joan Brown ‘Tannery
Bess Heath Olmstead
Washington, D. C
John Brown Memorial Association
Bugle
Association
Amy
Frank Penfield Brown
Erie
Russell D. McCommons
Edinboro State Teachers College
Grove
Thomas J. Pratter
Amelia Tryon
Percy Clark
Union City
John Elmer Reed
Reed
Erie County
Death sentence again voted down by House
The House voted 209 to 155 to reject Roosevelt's demand for a death sentence for inessential utility holding companies. Debates and hostile chants filled the chamber as supporters and critics clashed. The utilities bill returns to conference with the Senate, likely stalling any new action this session. Representative Samuel Hayburn of Texas argued the defeat may doom any utility legislation.
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United Press
Washington
House
Roosevelt
Senate
Samual Hayburn
30 Lost on Russ Sub
Salvage work began to raise the submarine and give a state funeral to 65 officers and men who sank with it in a collision during maneuvers in the Gulf of Finland. The ship sank July 25 and will be honored at Kronstadt base with pensions of 10,000 roubles to families and personal pensions in some cases.
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Umiged
Moscow
Gulf of Finland
Kronstaat
Bitter war on proposed bulk liquor sales in bill
Washington August 1 the specter of the prohibition era bootlegger rose in a bitter clash over bulk liquor sales provisions in the federal election administration bill opposition from the American Federation of Labor and federal alcohol control administration officials. Support came from Senate leaders Robison and Bennett Clark and hotel men cooperage makers back bulk sales supporters warn bulk sales would unleash bootleg liquor on consumers and tax authorities would face enforcement failure the labor federation argued bulk sales would worsen liquor quality and jeopardize jobs in bottle manufacturing plants.
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United Press
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
American Federation of Labor
Federal Alcohol Control Administration
Joseph J. Robinson
Bennett
Clark
D. Mo
Treasury
PACA
Labor Federation
Amegis
Wayne Republicans Hold Caucus in West District
Wayne Republican caucus met in the town hall west district last night with strong turnout. Candidates announced for district offices include Carl Proctor and Henry Querreveld for school directors, William Bensink for supervisor, Archie Hawley for constable, Merle Cummings for justice of the peace, Gerald Bagley for auditor, Tay Follett, Ley Hatch, Gertrude Crossent, and Homer Iolatee among others.
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O. Wayne Townsmp
Carl Proctor
Henry Querreveld
William Bensink
Archie Hawley
Merle Cummings
Gerald Bagley
Tay Follett
Ley Hatcch
Gertrude Crossent
Homer Iolatee
Drop Emidget Coins Proposed For Fractions Of A Cent
Washington Aug 1 The mouse coinage committee rejected Secretary Morgenthau's proposal that the treasury be authorized to issue midget coins for fractions of four cents.
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Washington
Henry Morgenthau
Tredauty
Frank Howard Enters Race for City Council
Frank O. Howard a former councilman became the third candidate for the Democratic nomination for City Council in a morning announcement petitions are ready for filing. The North Center street resident said he retired from active business and can devote time to the role. He noted his twelve year past service as superintendent of streets and the resurfacing of the main thoroughfare.
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Frank O. Howard
Howard
North Center ‘Street
Municipal Commission
Council
Fred J. Weaver
Frank L. Heath
Plan to avert war discussed in Geneva talks
On August 1 in Geneva Baron Pompeo Aloisi of Italy met with Capt. Anthony Eden of Great Britain and Premier Pierre Laval of France after Mussolini issued new telephone instructions. They discussed a compromise proposal to avert war between Italy and Ethiopia.
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United Press
Geneva
Benito Mussolini
Baron Pompeo Aloisi
Italy
Anthony Eden
Great Britain
Pierre Laval
France
Ethiopia
Picnics Furnish Action for City Firemen
Rains reduce city fire calls in two months with only one July blaze. A rubbish pile on July 1 caused a small fire calmly extinguished. no injuries or losses reported. Grass fires are down due to rainfall this summer, easing the firefighters’ workload.
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Jyne
Demonstrators Global Showdown at Philadelphia Italian Consulate
In Philadelphia on Aug 1 police dispersed about 200 protestors outside the Italian consulate. Demonstrators carried posters denouncing Mussolini and clashed with mounted officers. Crowds were jostled as police moved in and authorities restored order.
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Philadelphia
Mussolini
Italy
Park relief rolls Washington
The Federal Emergency Relief Administration began trimming relief rolls, allotting August funds to 12 states for only the first half of the month.
Keely Institute President Shot in Robbery Attempt
Dr James J Oughton president of Keely Institute for Alcoholics was shot and critically wounded today by four men during an unsuccessful robbery in Dwight II on August 1.
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Dwight, II
James J. Oughton
Keely Institute For Alcoholics Here
Masons Targeted in Nazi Campaigning Drive
Berlin reports unrelenting Nazi pressure as Masonic members face career repercussions. Finance minister Lutz Schwerin von Krosigk orders all department staff to reveal Masonic lodge membership by September 1, with members barred from promotion. Masons join Jews Catholics and other groups as targets in the widening state campaign.
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United Press
Berlin
Coure Lutz Schwerin von Krosigk
Peace efforts loom in Italy and Ethiopia crisis
Unite Press reports President Roosevelt backs peaceful settlement as League of Nations talks seek amicable solution. Sir Herbert Samuel presses Britain for stronger intervention while Geneva council considers a Franco British compromise. Ethiopia signs Sweden friendship pact amid war preparations.
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Unite Press
Washington
Roosevelt
United States
Italy
Ethiopia
League of Nations Council
Geneva
Herbert Samuel
London
Liberal Party
Great Britain
House of Commons
Samuel
Sir Herbert
Pierre Laval
France
Anthony Eden
Addis Ababa
Sweden
Belatinget Herui
Ossar Catlander
Cairo Legation
Beard Urges Oust of Van Sweringens in Railroad Row
Distinguished historian Charles A. Beard issues a public letter urging Missouri Pacific bondholders to remove the Van Sweringen brothers of Cleveland from control. He denounces their holding-company scheme as labyrinthine and prompts investors to back their expulsion from the railroad business.
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United Press
NEW York
Commie of
Missouri-Pacific
Charles A. Beard
van Sweringen Brothers
Cleveland
Beard
van Sweringens
van Sweringans
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Wayne
Frank Howard
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