Roosevelt assails foes as Congress weighs 145 bills
President Roosevelt attacked opponents in a press conference at Hyde Park, charging congressmen who opposed neutrality lending and housing measures gambled with humanity and America's business fate. He outlined bills awaiting action including the deficiency bill and social security revision, and planned to finish with pending measures before Friday night.
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Reynolds
United Press
Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Washington
Commodity Credit Corporation
Roosevelt Plas
U. S
Nova Scotia
Newfound
Congress
Oeutraliss
Mc Roosevelt
PWA
Cohtigerss
Joses
Miller Game Protector Transferred to Titusville Post
Fenald E. Miller, long-time game protector at the city HQ, is promoted to a higher post as district game protector in Titusville, effective mid August, succeeding Kennedy who moves to Erie to replace Mosier. The transfer alters supervision of local game law enforcement and preservation efforts.
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Fenald E. Miller
Titusville
Join Kennedy
Kennedy
Erie
Thomas A. Mosier
Nias Beet
Bellefonte
Gary
Guy
Prients
Miller
Compensation for Erie County Aid Workers Begins
Pennsylvania announces first work relief project in Corry hospital where 12 men will aid in moving patients between floors starting next Monday. Under the Workmen’s Compensation Act sponsors must carry insurance and provide certificates. some 2,300 Erie County residents are slated for relief jobs.
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Corry Hospital
Pennsylvania
Worte
Edward Nether
Erie County
Claude
Reno
Public Assistance
Howard J Russell
Rena Ruted
Worlie
Williamsport
Municipal Parke
Diesel County Assistance Boards
Mussolini Suffered Heart Attack Sources Say
Private sources reported Premier Mussolini of Italy had a heart attack with stomach ulcers and flew from Bologna to Rome for medical attention. Advices said Mussolini was somewhat better and would need a long rest. Best sources later said he was perfectly well.
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United Press
London
Beha Mussolini
Italy
Bologna
Rome
Thiormants
Missolini
Beatte Mussolni
Chester Day draws 1800 visitors to world’s fair
About 1800 residents of Chester Pennsylvania attended Chester Day at the exposition today. Mayor Clifford H. Feaples led the largest single excursion to reach the grounds and spoke briefly at the Hall of Special Events. The Chester delegation was welcomed by fair executive Charly Green and Mrs Josephine Foster Bright of the Pennsylvania state exhibit.
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New Yorcn
Chester
Exposition
Clifforu’ H. Feaples
Charly Green
Josephine Foster Bright
Britain Warns Europe of War Preparedness Display
United Press reports Britain warned Europe of its war readiness with a dramatic display on the south coast. Five hundred war birds took to the channel from France in a mock raid and met defending planes and anti aircraft defenses. King George viewed reserve fleets as the fleet rehearsed maneuvers off the Scottish coast amid tense German Polish tensions and Duvaly accounts.
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United Press
Great Britain
Europe
Dungig-Parish
Channel
France
Coliry
AL Weymouth
George Re
England
Paris
Army Fliers Die In Crash Near Saratoga Springs
Two Army officers were killed when an observation plane crashed during a formation flight near Saratoga Springs. Victims were believed to be Lieut Morris Thomas and Private Cerricy en route from Mitchel Field to Ma Tone, New York. Pilot Lieut Marshall Prince landed safely at a nearby airport despite a damaged wing.
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Mitchel Field
N. Y
Ave
Saratoga Springs
Morris Thomas
Cerricy
Ma Tone
N.Y
Marshall Prince
Future Voters Sponsors Meet Draft Program Meeting
The Palace Voters of Americ group held a library meeting at 7 30 last evening electing Mrs E Barnes as chairman and W Cox as secretary and publicity chair. Attendees included representatives from V P Wom Menton Civic Employees Association Knights of Columbus and several women clubs. Plans were made for Armistice Day celebration and more organizations were urged to join. The next meeting is scheduled for August 29 at 7 30 p m at the library building.
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Palace
Americ
E. Barnes
E. L. Wagner
Wlliam P. Lombard
Corry
Jobin Boland
Merle Amy
V. P. Wom
Ant ‘Mies
D. of A
Menior Club
Tater
Ibrary
Temple Admits Monopoly on Contractors' Boards
Grand jury testimony by H H Temple former state highways chief engineer was introduced to show his influence in steering bonding business to the Jame P Kirk Agency of Pittsburgh. Temple now lives in Lexington Kentucky and is a defendant with James P Kirk and Victor Kok in a graft investigation tied to Governor George H Earle's administration.
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Temple
Colegrove
United Press Harrisburg
H. H .Temple
State Highways Department
Deuphin
Jame P. Kirk Agency
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Lexington
James P. Kirk
Victor Kok
Gev
George H. Earle
Kirk-Skok Temple
Suit over sheriff sale clash at Erie district court
A civil suit for 10000 dollars was filed by Emmett GC Wil Erie attorney against Carl F Kuppler alleging unethical conduct after a sheriff's sale in Erie County. The dispute centers on an argument where Kuppler allegedly displayed a blackjack and Wilson claimed Kuppler attacked him with a punch while Wilson refused to retaliate.
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Emmett GC
Wil
Erie
Carl F Kuppler
Erie County
Wilson
Kuppler
Xileyes Uppler
Fusrhee
Dispatch-Herald
Brie
Washington, D. C
le Rome Owners'Loan Corporation
Kappter
Iakloye
Karl Johnston
Poplar Street
Sheriff's Office
West 201N
Muss
Shara Berry
Kuppley
Howe
Pottsville teachers refuse to open schools
Pottsville Pa. Ag 9 teachers faced by Porter to Wiship school officials pledged not to open classes on August 5 unless overdue salaries were paid. At a faculty meeting they reaffirmed a previous decision not to reopen until finances were settled, and warned they would suspend operations after the first two weeks of the 1930-40 term if salaries remained unpaid.
McCloskey Bidder Under Scrutiny In Norristown project
Harrisburg August 9 Exhaus tive state motor police probe to examine pre lending irregularities alleged to have let McCloskey A Company win the Norristown hospital construction contract. Police Commissioner Lynn Adams to open full inquiry into federal charges alleging leak of specification data giving the firm, led by Matthew McCloskey former Philadelphia Democratic leader, an advantage over rivals.
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Harrisburg
Mccloskey A. Company
Philadelphia
Norristown Hospital
SK Authority
United Press
Lynn G Adams
Vmpany
Matthew H. McClikey
Phillelphia
Detroit Tornadoes Ravage Lower Michigan Injuring Hundreds
Emergency crews and Red Cross workers raced to five tornado zones in lower Michigan after late yesterday's storms. The twisters damaged Kalamazoo County towns including Texas Township and Comstock, uprooting trees, snapping telephone poles, and destroying crops. Officials estimated more than 1 million dollars in building damage and red cross chapters opened disaster relief sites to aid hundreds affected.
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United Press Letroit
Red Cross
Lower Michigan
Iowa
Minnesota
Texas
Kalamazoo
Gamork
Comstock
T He County
Amelie Grosh
Jules Wisin
Weston
Gross
Noom
Ellen Loew
Ressons
Midland
Jackson
Lapeer
Young Democrats Rally Over Antipolitics at Convention
Aug 0 Pittsburgh Young Democrats of Pennsylvania plan to press for repeal of the Mistery law barring political activity by federal employees at their national convention opening in May. Delegates seek ground rules amid factional tensions, with a resolution expected on the floor after cavens tomorrow. Formal sessions start tomorrow drawing thousands of party leaders.
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Hatch Law
Convention of Young Democrats
Pittsburgh
United Press
Young Democrats of
Pennsylvania
Delge Mewins
Hatch Inn
Joseph Barr
State Young Democrat Organization
Cavens
Two Die in Roosevelt Highway Truck Collision
State police and Deputy Coroner R. Lawrence Davison investigated a Tuesday afternoon crash on the Roosevelt Highway near the Greyhound Past House. Two people died and six were injured in a collision between trucks. the dead include Bert Baccus, 64, of Columbus, and Martha Magdalene Chambers, 5 months, of Lowville. The report details blunt force injuries and a skull fracture, with the Chambers infant dying en route to Corry hospital. A third adult, identified as Jaijuiredd Martha Barellis, 17, was listed among the injured. Witnesses, including the Chambers family, described a high impact crash as vehicles traveled west toward Rayseville Road. The investigation continues.
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Roosevelt Highway
Greyhound Post House
R. Lawrence Davison
Greyhound
Bert Baccus
Columbus
Martha Magdalene Chambers
Elmer Chambers
Lowville
Corry
Corry Hospital
Martha Barellis
Obe Velnehs Pembusinny
Hainteers
Tuyenly
Toniay
Blinwe Chambers
Elboe
Chilton Wen
Howe
Une Howe
Une Howe Elit Wile the Roost Seriously Ast Jliren
Taerya Lions
Pond Uy
Chusabers Levek
Sheevieks
hitHim Bromeletites
Witek
Fog
Velielt
Ehtowine
Baceus
Jay
Bender
Victlas
Inquest Set For Saturday Morning In Hin Municipal Building
Deputy Coroner Ro Lawrence Davison announced an inquest into the deaths of Bert Baeech and Martha Chambers. The inquest will be held Saturday at 7 a.m. at the Hin Municipal Building, with a five-member jury to hear the case as investigators continue their probe into the double tragedy.
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Ro Lawrence Davison Annouuerd
Ali Inqwust
Bert Baeech
Martha MW Chambers
Weil
Kalatao
Ihelly
Swindler Held On Three Counts In Lease Fraud Case
Morris Berman and Phin Holphian, both named in Warren County lease fraud allegations, are charged with conspiring to defraud investors in a $20 000 scheme tied to the Warren Group name. Bail set at 15000 as preliminary hearing proceeds in Carlisle. Estelle Steele and Wangel of Mechilesbure testify. James OConnell a Commonwealth witness.
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Morris Berman
Phin Holphian
aWwlnille
Warrin Sy Wie
Ally
Way
Spehdine
Carliste
Paperman
Wis
Awitlee
The
Petes
John Robertson
Mechanicsbury
Nuyd
Jill ii
Pennsylvania Motor Palser
Nf Burman
Warren County
Symurti
Plu
Warren Group
Estelle Steele
Wangel
Mechulesbure
Commonwealth
James O'Connell
Warren, Pa
Two Die in Automobile Crash in Sharon Ohio Area
Sharon Ohio August report states Mrs Cather Ine Popovich 48 of North Benton and Nick Trombins 47 of Worth Benton died after a crash on a dead end street. Three others injured. Popovich died at Buhl hospital, Trombins killed in the single vehicle wreck.
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Sharon
Cather
Ine Popovich
North Benton
Buhl Hospital
Nick ‘Trombins
Worth Benton
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