Stock Prices Jump as Five Million Shares Trade Hands
New York stocks rallied with five million shares changing hands on the New York Stock Exchange amid broad gains. Railroads led, with Union Pacific and Atchison rising, American Telephone and Allied Chemical posting solid moves, while utilities stayed firm and industrials like American Can climbed before easing.
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Elmer C. Walzer
United Press Financial Bastor
New York
New York Stony Exchange
Hull
Henily Ma
Nion Pacific
Up & S
Atchison
Ameriuan’ Télapoone
Western Union
Teadership
American Can
Allied Chemical
Au- Tum Automobile
Natinnt! Biscuit
Case
DuPont
Westinehouse Electric
Nine Aliens Placed on Deportation Train Sunday
Nine aliens in the custody of Immigration Inspectors Nelson and Powers of Erie were put aboard a deportation train that passed Corry shortly after 4 AM. The train bound for New York City will load ships for deportation to their homelands. Eight men were brought from Erie Saturday night. the ninth surrendered before departure. They were held in the city jail overnight and boarded the train after 6 AM. The train, part of a larger fourteen-car convoy, originated on the Pacific canal route, running from Jamestown to Buffalo, with more aliens added yesterday as the trip continued eastward. Martin Grieshaw, a surgical patient at Corry hospital, was discharged to his home in Union City, RD 1, after a three-week stay.
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Powers
Erie
Corry
New York City
Pacific Canal
Chicago
Jersey City
Jamestows
Buffalo
Widow of Reynolds Surrenders for Murder Charge
Libby Reynolds, widow of Smith Reynolds, surrendered to North Carolina authorities today on murder charges in his death. Habeas corpus proceedings were announced to seek release, with counsel stating she would appear before Judge E. M. Stace in Wentworth.
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Reynolds
United Press
Wentworth
N.C
Libby Holman Reynolds
North Carolina
Smith Reynolds
Gettysburg curbstop moonshine raid and bonus marchers left wing encampment
Police seized eight pints of moonshine and about nineteen empty bottles from a stationary car on Washington Street as a curbstone liquor sale was disrupted. In Gettysburg national bonus marchers laid out at the battlefield camp site with 247 men 7 women and 8 children, keeping watch as the left wing faction plans to march on Washington come December.
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Curbmarket
East Washington Street
Corry
Flanigan
Washington Street
Gras
Fimmett Ross
State Line
Rose
Caim
Joseph S. Wasney
United Press Staff
National Camp
Gettysburg
Bonus Semy
W.W. Waters
B. F
Washington
Congress
Elvin J Munce
Portland
Ore
United Press
Maxter Hall
Father Stokes
Munce
Woman Held for Fatal Stabbing in Monessen
In Monessen Pennsylvania on August 8 28 year old Mrs Katherine Dubinsky is held on murder charges after allegedly stabbing her brother in law Gev Dubinsky 26 to death following remarks about her housekeeping Coroner H Albert Mc Murray reports the victim died minutes after the attack The husband Steven Dubinsky was detained but released when it was shown he and another brother were asleep during the incident
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United Press
Monessen
Katherine Dubinsky
Dubinsky
Nsq
H. Albert McMurray
Westmoreland County
Check Swindler Eludes Police Steadily Across State
George Stoner, known as a top check swindler, remains ahead of police by moving through Pennsylvania towns. He operates under the Film Highway Service banner and recently added a truck to his setup to cash worthless checks. Stoner uses his alias and the same checks seen at Nast and Stennett stores, with sightings from Oil City to Dillberg as authorities monitor his movements.
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George Stoner
Corry
Stoner
Dillsburg
Highway Service
Tus
Nast and Stennett
Oil City
Dillaburg
Governor Will Approve Proper Tax Measure
Harrisburg reports the seven week search for unemployment relief in Pennsylvania shifts to tax funding. Despite opposition, leaders say relief must be paid for, with two tax proposals on the House calendar: an occupation tax and an income levy. Senate action is pending, local governments may gain new taxing powers, and other revenue plans loom if current options fail. The tone reflects a period contesting tax-backed relief and fiscal balance.
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Thomas E Williams
United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvani
Ove
C. Jay Coodnough
House
Pinchot
Finane Corporation
Permsylvania
Lov. Finehat
Senate
Ways and Means
Wade- Sheffer
Keith-Miller Testimony Says Clarke Had No Cherished Memory
In Miami court Mrs. Jessie M. Keith-Miller testified she lost love for Haden Clarke after his death, blaming his conduct and memory. She repeated her view that Clarke killed himself, a claim central to the murder trial of Capt William N. Lancaster. Clarke was shot April 21 in the cottage where he and Lancaster shared a sleeping room.
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United Frees
Miami
Fla
Jessie M. Keith-Miller
Haden Clarke
William N. Lancaster
Clarke
Keith- Miller
Lancaster
Scientist Plans 50000 Feet Flight Above Earth
Zurich Aug 8 Prof August Piccard Belgian scientist completed plans for a second ascent to ten miles above the earth to gather data on cosmic rays. His balloon with an improved gondola will reach 50000 feet or more above Liege. King Albert of Belgium may witness the feat. Mrs Piccard and the five children arrived Brussels yesterday to follow the flight by auto.
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United Press
Zurion
Switzerland
August Piccard
Albert
Belgium
Zurich
Piccard
Brussels
Corry Man Plans Alaska Vacation Tour
Spencer, president of the Dairymen's League Cooperative Association local wit, leaving Saturday for an extended tour sponsored by American Agriculturist. The trip will reach Skagway, Alaska, then travel by rail and boat through Canada and U S cities, returning August 23.
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Alaska
Spencer
Dairymen's League Cooperative Association
West Washington Street
American Agriculturist
Skagway
Busia
Chicago
Minneapolis
Missouri
Spokane
Portland
Seattle
Vatcouver
Canada
Jasper National Park
Winnipeg
Paul
Highway Patrol Checks on Auto Drivers in Corry Area
State highway patrol conducted a Saturday night license check across Corry and surrounding areas. The statewide drive targets drivers without valid operator cards, with arrests in Crawford County. Charles Perkins of Pittsburgh faced ten days in Meadville jail after attempting to use a companion’s license. Charles Martin of Pittsburgh paid a $50 fine.
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Corry
Clymer
Erie
Harrisburg
Crawford County
Charles Perkins
Pittsburgh
Charles Martin
Perkins
Meadville
Martin
Picnic draws 800 at New Richmond for John Brown event
At the John Brown Memorial Association annual picnic held on the New Richmond farm eight hundred people attended. Mrs. Bess Heath Olmstead and J J Desmond were reelected president and treasurer. Speeches by Frank P. Miller and Thomas J. Prather highlighted life of John Brown. Old tannery site and graves of Dianthe and Frederick Brown noted.
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Bess Heath Olmstead
Settle, Wash
Carry
J. J. Deamond
J& John Brown Memorial Association
John
Frank P. Miller
Meadville
Joan Brown
Thomas J. Prather
Seattle
Wash
Blanche Amy
New Richmond
JJ. J. Desmond
Corry
Scegertown
Neva McDult
Cambridge Springs
P. A. Loveland
James H. Wright
Assembly
St. John's Baptist, Church
Brown
Dianthe
John B. Brown
Barth
Frederick
Dianthe Brown
Mrs Jay Smith 76 Died at Beaverdam
Mrs Rebecca Smith aged 76 died at her Beaverdam home on Sunday August 7 at 1 PM She was wife of Jay Smith and known locally Funeral services were set for Tuesday at 2 PM at the ME Church Beaverdam with burial there Also mentions President Hoover returning from the Rapidan camp for a speech at upcoming notification ceremonies Thursday night
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Rebecca Smuth
Beaverdam
Jay Smith
United Press
Washington
Hoover
Rapidan
Cars Clash on Vinney Wake Road Scrape Damages
Wayne Smith of Findley Lake and William Wilcox of this city drove into Verne Miller’s vehicle on the Vinney Wake Road near the state line early Sunday. Miller and Lyle Saxton were with him. No injuries reported despite damage to both cars.
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Vinney Wake Road
Wayne Smith
Findley Lake
William Wilcox
Verne Miller
East Main Street
Corry
State Line
Smith and Wilcox
Bmiller
Miller
Lyle Saxton
Five Best Radio Entartainments on National Networks
Radio listings show WJZ and WEAF NBC schedules with Orphan Annie Harriet Lee and her boys Ti lo Guisar the Mexican tenor Gloom Chasers Boswell Sisters and Nat Shilicret's orchestra bub enbels at 4 6 45 7 45 and 9 pm respectively.
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WJZ
NBC
WEAF
Harriet Lee
Her Boys
WABC
OHS
Tilo Guisar
CBS
Boswell Sisters
Nat Shilicret
Bub Enbels
Apprehension Grows Among Foreign Powers
Washington reports fear and uncertainty as Japanese troop movements threaten Peiping. Diplomats discuss potential actions if the Japanese legation guard is ordered to engage Chinese forces, raising questions about the legation quarter as a possible military base.
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Joseph H. Baird
United Press
Washington
Aug
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