Lewis Accepts AFL Suspension and Pushes Union Split
John L. Lewis accepts the AFL suspension as final and moves to expand his rebel committee to organize 3,000,000 new members. He aims to accelerate an industrial union plan while William Green denounces the move and calls for a September 7 session to finalize the suspension, as the federation prepares for its Tampico convention.
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Edward W. Lewis
United Press
Washington
American Federation of Labor
John L. Lewis
Laday
Lewis Gail Né
Hlaia
William Green
A. Fof L
Lewis
Eelo
Entie
Tamp
Pia
Credentiais
Keon
Federation Uies
Green
Tne Pte
CTO
32 Bodies Are Taken From Mine
A mine explosion near Barnsley England traps and kills thirty two workers while rescuers search for twenty five others. Nightly corpses creep along the treacherous roadway as relatives await word and hope fades. In Harrisburg Pennsylvania the legislature ends a $45 million relief session and approves key flood and social welfare measures as unemployment relief moves forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Trees
Barnsley
England
All Howlies
Fay
Helveting Threat to London in Kansas
German protests over four German fatalities in Barcelona deepen Madrid tensions. Berlin demands compensation while Spain rejects further disclosure. France fears a broader European clash as Fascist and Communist blocs polarize, with Italy and Germany aligned against Britain and the Loyalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Kansas
France
Germany
Spain
Britain
Richard Helms
United Press Star
United Press
Berlin
Madrid
Barce- Tona
Anupitt
Doctaviye
Imr
Olami Imimwuiate
Salystactiyey
Ghrimeny
BARIS
Augihe
Pasetat
HAL
Rurepe Nyor
Ektrenyitts
Barcelona
Rome
Great Britain
Gibraltar
Corry Man Appointment Joins Edinboro Board
In Harrisburg the State Senate confirmed A Lye Wahi of Corry to the boards of trustees for Edinboro State Teachers College. Other Edinboro appointees include C E Bordwell Warren Ritchie T Marsh Erie Charles B Stezner Titusville Albert L Thomas Meadville and Mary Rowena MacBride Sharon. Also confirmed were Warren State Hospital trustees G W Bilder Sheffield Fred W Moser Greenville James K Bell Warren James G Paul Bradford Merle E Russell Marienville Mary H Davis Clarion and R A Cartright Ridgway plus Pott State School trustees Harry B Mitchell Emison Samuel Messer Ol Citys Richard H Lamberton John L Nesbit George W Feldman M Garvey Sharon and Michael Nevant Farrell. In Harrisburg an attempt to censure hunger marchers seeking 10000000 unemployment relief during the closing days of the special session was stifled in the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Lye Wahi
Corry
Euinberg State
Teachers’ College Way
State Senate
Edinboro
Warren State Hospital
G. W. Bilder
Sheffield
Fred W. Moser
Greenville
James K. Bell
Warren
James G Paul
Bradford
Merle E. Russell
Marienville
Mary H. Davis
Clarion
R. A. Cartright
Ridgway
Pott State School
Harry 8
Mitchell
Emlenson
Samuel Messer
Richard H. Lamberton
John L. Nesbit
George W. Feldman
Franklin
M. 4
Garvey
Sharon
Michael Nevant
Farrell
Road to Ruin how rail carloadings rose in week ended Aug 1
Washington Aug 7 The Association of American Railroads announced today that carloadings for the week ended August 1 totaled ATS cars the largest number loaded in any single week since Oct 17 1981. The total was an increase of 16 489 cars over the preceding week and 182 254 cars above the corresponding week of 1935. Miscellaneous freight totaled 204 419 cars with an increase of 5 798 cars over the prior week and 623 cars above last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pre
Washington
Association of American Railroads
Ise
ATS
Drop Recorded In Relief Cases In Corry Area
A chart at the SERB offices in Corry shows relief cases dwindling from 600 on April 1 to 415 today, signaling improving business conditions. Of about 125 yellow cases and 400 to 450 local workers on relief, most employables may be absorbed by WPA or private work, with unemployment decline attributed to the local employment bureau rather than relief programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duilding
Tt Way
FR. L. Catlin
WPA
Erie~Crawford
Employment Bureau
SPRE
Baldwin Bros. Low on North East Road Bid
Balam brothers Paving Co of Cleveland reported as low bidder for North East township and borough road bridge project. Proposals opened at Harrisburg. Cleveland Hunn's bid listed at 120,836 dollars for 2.87 tiles of reinforced concrete 20 feet wide and extension work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balam Wrothers Paving Co
Cleveland
North East Township
North East Borough
Harrisburg
Cleveland Hunn
Police investigate theft of gun and shells in city robbery
Chief of Police John D. Flanigan is probing a home robbery at Eugene Smith’s residence on Church and Union streets between 12:20 a.m. and noon today. A .22 caliber rifle and a box of shells were stolen. The incident was reported to police this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Flanigan
Eugene Smith
Church
Union Streets
Weather Warmth Report Shows July Near Normal Levels
Meteorologist W S Brotz sian released a monthly weather bureau report stating July was 61 percent warmer than normal. Average temperatures reached 75 degrees with 18 days above normal and 15 below normal, indicating modest warmth overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Brotzsian
Weather Bureau
Thair
Maroury
Real Estate Tax Limit Bill Wins House Approval
The Pennsylvania House approved a constitutional amendment to cap real estate tax rate at 10 mills exclusive of debt service. If the next legislature concurs, the measure would go to voters in 1838. A 20 mill cap was rejected 87 to 9. the 10 mill limit passed 180 to 35 amid real estate board opposition and debate.
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Joseph R. Ziesenheim
Erie
Harrisburg
House — Constitutional Amendment Committee
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Real Estate Board
Hiram G. Andires
Cambria
Smith Will Make Address in Boston
Former Gov Alfred E Smith of New York, a leading Democratic opponent in the campaign, will deliver four political addresses in Boston, Joseph B. Ely, former governor of Massachusetts, disclosed today.
We the People in a British News Propaganda Game
A fragmented OCR passage discusses British press behavior and propaganda, contrasting it with American New Deal messaging. It mentions William Herd, American broadcaster activity, Hoover era references, and the idea that British editors and journalists act as patriotic propagandists for their country. The text hints at a continuation on Page Seven.
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Jay Franklin Pafiscles
AMET
Wiliam Herd
Politext
Puto
Hwpublicar
Lional Committee
Yd West
Hoover
Jimmy West
Micwelson
New Deal
Sinien
Publc
Great Britain
London
Lloyd George Ludget
Third crash victim dies in Washington patient loses wife and son
Bert M. Bromley, 35, a clerk in the Interstate Commerce Commission office in Washington, died today from injuries in an automobile crash that also killed his wife and their 12 year old son Eles Mis Witsant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver
Bert M. Bromley
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Eles Mis Wit Sant
Anti New Deal Democats Endorse Landon Debate
Disorders within the anti New Deal Democrats point to possible endorsement of Landon. Reports from the Book Cadillac Hotel reveal leaders discussing campaign tactics and the role of speakers like Smith of New York and Comstock of Michigan. Attendees indicate conservative backing may shift as conference plans unfold.
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Landon
United Press
Liunislan
Permien Senitay
Lauwa
Cadiillac Hotel
Smith
New York
Massachusetta
Boston
Jere
Landen
Sun
William 4
Comstock
Michigan
Lin
Comstarly
Hut
Pet Parade Draws Crowds In WPA NYA Event
Scores of residents crowded downtown for the second annual Pet Parade under WPA and NYA auspices. Pets of various kinds competed, with children watching along the route to City Park where prizes and a puppet show were planned.
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WPA
NYA
Veterans of Foreign Wars Bugle and Drug Corps
Ty‘owns
Three Black Legion Members Convicted in Detroit
In Detroit on August 7 Judge Joseph A Moynihan found Frederic A Gulley Angstadt and Thomas Cox guilty of false imprisonment in the Penland case. Wilbur Robinson Netzer Charles Ding and Harold Laverenice were acquitted. Gulley Angstadt and Cox face five year terms or fines of 2500 or both. sentence deferred pending probation report. The six defendants had been charged with kidnapping and ransoming Robert Penland at an open air Black Legion meeting.
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United Press
Detroit
Mich
Gircult
Joseph A. Moynihan
Black Legion
Robert Penland
Bears
Penland
Frederic A. Gulley
Warl Anglait
Aid ‘Thomas
Cox
Wilbur Robinson
Netzer
Society
Charles Ding
Harold Laverenice
Gulley
Angstadt
Monynihan
Democratic Helvering influence looms in Kansas November vote
Topeka dispatch reports sharp party shifts as Helvering led Democratic forces gain momentum in Kansas. The piece notes internal Revenue figure Guy Holvering and Harry Windring shaping strategy to counter a Republican tilt, with forecasts of intensified campaigns and potential effects on Landon’s margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Alex Morris
United Press Star
Topeka
Kans
Aus
Kansas
Alf M. Canon
Guy T Holvering
Internal Revenue
Washington
Harry Wondring
Demporary
Helvering
Delmary
Kansay
Helyoria
Lnitad
New York Faces Gang War With Fourth Killing
A gang war feared to be expanding in New York after a fourth killing. Police say the victim was Terry Burns, once a partner in rackets with Luciano, who rose from associate to full partner in a chain of unlawful enterprises. The incident occurred on a busy street, heightening concern over organized crime.
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New York
United Press New
Yoius Aus
Charles
Lucky) Lidtari Gous
Easiue
Tne
Terry Burns
Luciano
Burns
Improve Bridge at Saegertown Awarded to J L Plummer
Highways Secretary Warren Van Dyke announced a 217,038 dollar contract to J L Plummer of Sewickley for reconstructing and replacing a bridge over Ese Ene Railroad and French Creek between Meadville and Saegertown. The federal grade crossing elimination project spans about 0.82 miles and will be welcomed by district motorists as the bridge has seen numerous accidents. The scope includes fabricating and erecting a plate girder bridge a through truss bridge and reinforced concrete 20 feet wide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren van Dyke
J. L. Plummer
Sewickley
French Creek
Meadville
Saegertown
County arsenic death tops unsolved mystery case
Erie county’s arsenic poisoning of 23 year old Adam Felege remains unsolved after a coroner’s verdict found no blame. An exhaustive probe into family and friends yielded no decisive leads.
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Unrradt
Erie County
Adam Felege
Albert Lord to Take Over Mill Village Diner
Albert Lord of Mill Village will assume possession of the Dilbleie diner early next week after negotiations for the change of ownership were finalized with Miss Mary. Lord has operated in the restaurant trade for several years and his experience is seen as a boon for the business on South Center Street adjoining Ropl's Furniture store.
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Albert Lord
Mill Village
Wil
Mary
Lord
South Center Street
Ropl’s
Corry Woman Escapes Injuries After Erie Crash
Mrs Margaret Dahl of Corry escaped injury when her car collided with a machine driven by Argaliath Bennett at the Twelfth and Dar avenues intersection in Erie last evening. Clara Bennett 64 and her husband suffered minor head injuries. Both machines were badly damaged.
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Margaret Dahl
West Church Street
Corry
Argaliath Bennett
Lawrence Park
Twelfth and
Dar Avenue
Erie
Clara Bennett
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Navy Department
Wits
Yuna
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