Two More Local Candidates Enter Corry Race
John W. Lambing and John A. Blatt announced candidacies for school director and city council in Corry. Nominating petitions circulate. Lambing seeks one of two Board of Education seats, Blatt aims for a four year City Council term.
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J. W. Lambing
John Blatt
John W. Lambing
John A. Blatt
Lambing
Board of Education
Corry High School
Corry
Blatt
Corry Amusement Company
Rex Theatre
Saveral
Nave
Frank
T. England
Glen Miller
Gley Council
Ernest A. Williams
Leo Mulderick
G. al
Duke
Ross M. Mead
City Council
Joseph L. Splesman
Rank DL. Heath
Charles M. Selste
Orris Caster
James Drown
Charles A. Pain
Wallace W. Hammond
Gari L. Henton
Thomas M. Garrity
Maude H. Barnes
Post Halts Eastward Flight to Await Clear Skies
Wiley Post waited in Pittsburgh for better weather to resume his eastward flight from Oklahoma City to New York. Harry Frederickson, his companion, guarded Post’s hotel to keep reporters away while he rested from the grueling long-distance trip. Frederickson said Post would return next week for a promotional assignment and accept reporters then.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Wiley Post
Oklahoma City
New York
Harry Frederickson
Post
Frederickson
Union City Mile Plant Guarded After Threats
Reports from Union City say deputies guard the Borden Mile plant after threats to the facility. The plant has been shipping goods despite the strike center in New York state and other nearby receiving stations.
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Union City
Toon
New York State
Hnye
Corry Man to Lead Edinboro Albion Highway Opening Group
Desmond named general chairman of committees for opening of the Ly completed highway through Edinboro and Albion linking Union City to Cleveland and western points. August 20 set as celebration date with Governor Pinchot and other state leaders invited. Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt may attend. Committees to handle arrangements, with Cory represented by Mayor England and others.
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Desmond
Edinboro
Albion
Union City
Cleveland
Samuel Lewis
Theodore Roosevelt
Torman
Roosevelt Highway
Pennsylvania
Cory
T. England
Olin W. Bracken
James Mead
Lee Shoemaker
Clyde F. Brown
Pennna Crude Oil Hits and Records in Local Markets
Franklin Pa August 11 Pennsylvanian oils reached new price highs with Pennyoil at 2.02 Bradford Allegany at 2.10 and Crewlewick Valvoline at 2.02 a barrel after an increase marking the seventh rise since May 22. The market outlook predicted a 24 dollar barrel by September as central shipments pushed prices higher.
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Unite Press
Franklin
Pennsylvania
Bradford-Allegany
Crewlewick
Uphold Rates on New England Coal Shipments
The Interstate Commerce Commission refused to disturb interstate rate schedules for bituminous coal from Pennsylvania Maryland and Northern West Virginia to trunk line and New England territories. It dismissed many complaints against east bound rates while approving long haul provisions and ordering one rate adjustment to 246 per long ton for Cumberland Piedmont Meyersdale to Chambersburg and Greencastle. The commission said the existing structure stood for years with few complaints and that any reduction could harm carrier finances.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pennsylvania
Maryland
West Virginia
Trunk Line
New England
Cumberland- Piedmont-Meyersdale
Chambersbore
Greencastle
Guardsmen to Quit Mine Fields Saturday
In southwestern Pennsylvania the last of the young militiamen sent to preserve order will depart with the break camp at 1 a m. tomorrow. Major Kenneth W. Momeyer commanding the Second Battalion 112th Infantry said guardsmen would be sent home to Erie within 24 hours.
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Pruvyivavium
Pennsylvania
Kenneth W. Momeyer
112Th. Infantry
Erie
Survey on outlet to Spartansburg road progress noted
State highway engineers surveyed the outlet to Spartansburg road while bids for the 1,000 to 7,200 foot improvement are expected soon. The West Pleasant street to Spartansburg highway link may finish by fall with formal plans pending August 45 for South Center street joining Pinchot road. Rumors of early work near Range's Corners remain unconfirmed.
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Church Streets
Spartansburg Road
State Highway Department
West Pleasant Street
South Center Street
Grove Street
Pinchot Road
Lindsey Hollow
Howe
Wisin
Roosevelt Highway
Range’s Corners
Tilorta
Tammany Will Support O'Brien Despite Fusion Threat
Tammany Hall will back Mayor John P. O'Brien for re-election this fall despite a fusion ticket led by Horello A. LaGuardia. The decision followed a conference with John B. Curry and borough leaders. Edward J. Flynn was absent and reportedly would back Joseph V. McKee, though McKee had resigned and claimed he was out of politics. Meanwhile Dorothy Barker visited Youngs, Maryland, with Mary Kathryn Barker.
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LaGuardia
O'Brien
United Press New York
Tammany
Horello A. LaGuardia
Will
John P. O'Brien
John B. Curry
John H. Mettovey
Brooklyn
Devcratic
Believed Plan Unacceptable to Factions in Cuba
A Cuban source said today that War President Gerardo Meonsdo proposed retirement from the presidency in favor of Gen. Alberto Herrera Gell. Herrera, allied with Machado loyalists, is named as a potential successor amid factional dissent in Havana.
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United Press
Havana
Cuba
Gerardy Meonsdo
Alberto Herrera
Gell. Herrera
Machado
Roosevelt Plans New Deal for Cuba
Hyde Park Aug 1 A four point policy for Cuba's economic rehabilitation is being fostered by the Roosevelt administration. The program aims to restore independence for farmers through a back to the soil movement, debt reduction via tax cuts, a regional sugar accord to protect Cuba’s output, and expanded reciprocity studies.
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United Press
Hyde Park
Cuba
Roosevelt
Ints
Cubia
Provisional President Proposed as Strike Ends Undercutter Plan
Acting Secretary of State in London reports a counter proposal to install Herrera as provisional president and form a national cabinet. Claims of Machado retirement spark debate as transport workers strike falters with police-guarded streetcars and a bombing injuring six officers and three civilians.
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Arestes Herrers
London
United States
U.S
Summne Welles
Machado
Herrera
Fainon Guerra
United Press
Mukt Herrera
Plas
Lements
Ambassador Welles
Seven American Missionaries Isolated in Yuanchow China
United States legation investigates seven American Roman Catholic missionaries isolated at Yuanchow in Hunan since Communist occupation on June 27. The group includes five women Sisters Genevieve Ryan Magdalen Tyan Rosaria Gosee Mary Mark Maslin St Anne Callahan and Fathers Edward McCarthy Francia Flaherty. Also with them is Germany born slater Christiania Werth. Chinese government troops besiege Yuanchow.
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United Press
Peiping
United States
Legation
Yuanchow
Hunan
Jie
Genevieve Ryan
Magdalen Tyan
Rosaria Gosee
Mary Mark Maslin
St. Anne Callahan
Edward McCarthy
Francia Flaherty
German Slater
Christiania Werth
Yuanchawy
Johnson demands complete agreement on coal codes
United Press dispatch from Washington reports Administrator Hugh S. Johnson saying bituminous coal operators cannot keep company union reservations in fair competition codes. He warned of a protracted fight if operators refuse to withdraw the provisions and stressed that no tone or clause can alter collective bargaining requirements.
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United Press
Washington
Hugh S. Johnson
Johnson
National Recovery Administration
Roosevelt
IPW
Head of Haniel Clark Company Stricken and Dies
Corry learns of the death of H H Clark president and general manager of The Haniel Clark Company Union City resident died at 1 p m after a period of illness Peritonitis following stomach disorder believed cause He had served as president and GM since a recent reorganization Survived by wife daughter Marilyn 14 and son Wayin Jr 10 Funeral plans not announced.
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Corry
H.H. Clark
Haniel Clank Company
Union City
Clits
Nore
Hanse] Clare Company
Clark
Pennington and 110 Others Retained in New Justice Unit
Philadelphia August 11. One ninth of its 190 members of the defunct prohibition bureau for the tristate area have been retained in the new Department of Justice division of investigation. Commander John D. Pennington named national director of the unit covering Pennsylvania Delaware and New Jersey. He pledged loyal service and full duties despite limited force and facilities.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Defunk Prohibition Bureau
Tristate
Department of Justice Division of Investigation
John D. Pennington
Pennington
Havling
Division of Investigation
Pennsylvania
Delaware
New Jersey
Johnson Moves to End NRA Chiseling End
Administrator Hugh S. Johnson called removal of the blue eagle from stores violating reemployment agreements "a sentence of economic death." He described chiseling and code violations as largely handled by complaints and trade associations, with policing powers reserved for necessary federal action.
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Unites Press
Washington
Hugh S. Johnson
Johnson
Federal Trade Commission
Costello Case Advances After State Rebuttal Witnesses
In Salem Massachusetts on August 11 the government wrapped its case against widow Lessie Burnett Costello. State witnesses rebut defense claims that cyanide aided a suicide. They argued cyanide was used as a boiler cleaner and that Fire Captain William J. Costello died from poison, while the defendant seeks life insurance and a romance with a young officer.
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United Press
Salem
Mass
Lessie Burnett Costello
Kitler
William J. Costello
Costello
Frome
Two Drivers and Child Injured in Lincoln Highway Collision
In Greensburg Pennsylvania on the Lincoln highway near Adamaburg a collision between two autos left Yomani and a man in serious condition. Mrs Mary L Cole 83 of Wyandotte Michigan suffered a fractured jaw and contusions while riding with her husband Frank H Cole 39 and their child. The other seriously injured was Guido Samtu ees 27 of Clairton Pennsylvania a passenger in a car driven by Francis Kelley 28 of Mount Pleasant Pennsylvania. Kelley Cole and the child were taken to hospital with no serious injuries noted.
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United Pre
Greensburg
Yomani
Lincoln Highway
Adamaburg
Mary L. Cole
Wyandotte
Mich
Frank H
Guido Samtuees
Clairton
Francis Kelley
Mount Pleasent
Kelly
Gol
Cole
Strike Ends at North East Preserving Works After Storming
About 100 canners returned to work following a strike at the North East Preserving Works after President McLaughlin agreed to wage increases for workers. Deputies patrolled grounds as 450 pickets and sympathizers stormed the gates last night, injuring two strike breakers.
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United Press North East
North East Preserving Works
John McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Walter Shaw
Federal Labor Department
North East
Milo French
Willin Baltah
Ripley
N.Y
Federal agents scour Fayette County for counterfeit gang
Federal secret service operatives hunted a counterfeiting gang in Fayette County. Five suspects, including David Turner Moore Anna Moore and Frank Collier of Uniontown and David and Penn J Spangler of Homewood, were taken into custody as they traced a ring producing nearly perfect notes circulated nationwide.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Federal
Fayette County
Los Angeles
Uniontown
Thether
David Turner “Moore
South Street
Anna Moore
Frank Collier
Byer Avenue
David
Penn J. Spangler
Homewood
Federal Reserve
Bedi
Wene
Windstorm injures two guardsmen at Camp C. Douglass
In Wilmington Delaware a windstorm at Camp C Douglass Buck 91 injured two National Guardsmen and a newspaper man. Injured are Lan Nelson of Battery Am Sbmiie Cosst Artillery Lalit Det Favall Alfred Paschal Diane Laing. Additional details unclear due to damaged text.
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United Press
Wilmington
Del
National
Syri
Wii Mattenell
Camp C
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Bureau of Investigation
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