Hoover Plans Business Parley To Spur Recovery
Washington dispatch by Raymond Clapper reports Hoover preparing a national conference of business and industrial groups to coordinate federal resources with private efforts aimed at revitalizing the economy amid Depression. Ford endorses Hoover. resignation of Walter Gifford from the unemployment committee noted. Berlin dispatch cites Nazi pressure on Hindenburg and Hitler’s bid for chancellorship with brownshirt mobilization feared as a threat to peace.
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Hitler
Germany
Hoover
Raymond Clapper
United Press
Washington
White House
Drys
Henry Ford
Walter 3. Gifford
Frederick Kuh
Berlin
Paul von Hindenburg
Adolf Hitsler
Hmelin
Fring
Papen Uel
Url von Setileicher
Jorshp
Landey Vried
Pau von Hindenburg
von Hindenburg
Hiller
van Papen
von Sehleieler
Papen
von Schieicher
National Socialist Party
Wierobtorial
Lexaer
Brown Shirts
Hitler Army
Hye
Berli
Illinois miners to issue strike order
Springfield, MI August 13. A mass meeting in Belleville called for a district strike against the new Union Coal Miners wage scale. Pickets surrounded re opening mines as protests spread to Benld and Gillespie with mass meetings planned. No violence reported despite threats. miners urged to stay home.
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Arrepress
Springfield
Belleville
Central Finais
Benid
Gillespie
Labor leaders urge taxation for relief program
In Harrisburg August 33 the committee on unemployment relief of the state federation of labor issued an open letter to the general assembly demanding an adequate relief program financed by taxation. The letter charged the assembly with hypocrisy and that new money requires tax funding, accusing lawmakers of refusing on weak grounds.
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Wien
Nearby Rural Roads Jeopardized by Bill
Erie and Crayg ford counties face abandonment of rural road projects as a bill proposes taking about 12 million dollars from the motor fund to create a unemployment relief fund. Philadelphia lawmakers back a 22 million dollar transfer to the relief fund, but state legislators largely oppose. Erie county factions anticipate cuts to current road work may be required.
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Concord Township
Erie
Craygford
Legislatte
Samuel Lewis
Iavze
Philadelphia
Erie County
Frisco hunt for fiendish slayer in yard dismembered girl case
Police search for a garage worker who repaired the girl’s bicycle before she vanished. The victim, a San Francisco girl aged H years, was found dismembered and sewn into a sack dumped in a city park. Investigators scoured the area for leads.
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Dina Sideres
San Francisco
San Beaneisco Park
Philadelphia ex-mayor Mackey admits transit counsel fee
Former Philadelphia mayor Harry A. Mackey acknowledged receiving a $1000 monthly fee as counsel for the Philadelphia Rapid Transit Co. He served at times as chair of the State Workmen's Compensation Board and said no retaining fee while treasurer or mayor. He challenged any claim of wrongdoing in his PR T engagement.
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United Press Philadelphia
Harry A. Mackey
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Co
State Workmen's Compensation Board
Philadelphia
A. A. Chapman
Jse
The
Traction Company
Mackey
Chapman
Thomas E. Mitten
Pinchot
P. R.T
Ais
Europe
P. RT
Flying Boudoir Forced To Land In Endurance Flight
In Valley Stream New York on August 13 the so called flying boudoir piloted by Mrs Louise Haden of Baltimore and Pittsburg and Mrs Frances Marsalis of Centreville Miss carried on an endurance flight for nearly 18 hours before landing. A male slit in the right wing tip, caused by a bucket lowered from the refueling plane, forced the landing and halted the attempt to set a new 122 hour record.
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Louise Haden
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Frances Marsalis
Centreville
Miss
Youth-held in fatal Jamestown auto crash near Sinclairville
Lisle DeVine, 83, of Sinclairville, badly injured and later died at Jamestown General Hospital after a collision east of Jamestown. Paul Wiggers, 18, of North Clemer, is in custody on a charge of operating a motor vehicle without a proper license as investigators describe a scene where a horse was being led along the highway and an automobile struck DeVine and the horse, bending the headlight and rupturing the car body.
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Lisle
DeVine
Sinclairville
Jamestown General Hospital
North Clymer
Jamestown
Paul Wiggers
New Yorks
Charles R. Stanton
M. 1. Fort
Joseph Pinzone
Wiggers
Bombing Echoes Link to Wolpe Family Killings
In Pittsburgh a blast believed to be a bomb destroyed a car linked to Charles Farina of Swissvale, a acquaintance of the Wolpe brothers slain. The vehicle had carried mourners at John Baxzano’s funeral in Wilmerding and was noted before services for Baxzano. His body was sent to Union Cemetery, Arnold, Pa., in a $5,000 casket.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Charles Farina
Swissvale
Wolpe Brothers
Howers
Wilmerding
John Baxzano
Wolpe
Brooklyn
Farina
Volpe
Bazzano
Union Cemetery
Arnold
Pinchot presses Steedle measure passage
Harrisburg Aug 12 Gov Pinchot warned in a letter to Dr Joseph G Steedle that without passage of the Steedle economy bill general appropriations will be cut and funds restored to hospitals homes and mothers assistance will again be reduced to meet shortfalls. The bill aims at reducing about seven million dollars in government economies and was sent to a conference committee after House resistance. A Monday conference is planned as some House members seek further cuts of about five million.
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Unita Press
Harrisburg
Pinclent
Joseph G. Steedte
Mouse Appropriations Committee
General Assembly
House
Senate
Steewie
Two North East men held in Clymer assault case
Two North East men, Stanford Bull aged 23 and Fred Weaver aged 22, are jailed on serious charges after a young Clymer woman, 31, was abducted from her home, driven to a barn near Little Hope, and assaulted. She is in medical care, and the suspects pleaded not guilty at a North East hearing with further action set for August 19.
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Corry
P R R to seek $2,000,000 loan in plan
General W W Atterbury announces that the Pennsylvania Railroad directors have authorized applying to the Reconstruction Finance Corporation for a two million dollar work loan. If obtained the funds will build 1600 steel box cars of 100000 pounds capacity to boost employment and spur business.
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United Press Philadelphia
W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania Railroad
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Ioan
Atterbury
Smith Unhurt in Collision of Automobiles
Loren Smith of Columbus escaped injury in a West Main street collision near the B and O railroad station that slightly injured two Ridgway girls Kathryn Geyer and Alice Miller. The事故 occurred about 11 o clock when a Dodge coupe driven by George Peterson and a Chrysler driven by Smith collided. both cars were only lightly damaged.
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Loren Smith
Columbus
Ridgway
West Main Street
Kathryn Geyer
Alice Miller
George Peterson
Peterson
Smith
W. Main Street
Kane High football captain dies from drowning injuries
Charles Bedgett, 17, Kane High football captain, died at Jamestown General Hospital after a two day battle from a broken neck suffered when he dived into shallow water at Lake Chautauqua. He remained conscious until near death, surgeons abandoning further operation due to seriousness. He played with Kane High and Corry Junior teams, last season facing the Beavers.
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Lake Chautauqua
Charles Hdgett
Jamestown General Hospital
Bedgett
Kane
Corry
Kane Hien
Beavers
Eleven Cuban political refugees held after waterless voyage
Eleven Cuban political refugees were taken to a county j perhaps by U S customs inspectors after the fugitives fled a island in Ben Gut aboard a 40 foot single masted auxiliary schooner. They said they had water only after 14 hours at sea and had been bailing water as their craft leaked since Monday.
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United Vs
Miami
Fla
U.S
Ben Gut
Bitter legal battle shrouds Walker's fate in Albany
Faced with an ouster hearing of Mayor James J. Walker, political and legal maneuvering intensifies as Governor Roosevelt seeks to delay decisions. A show cause writ before Justice Tillis J. Staley challenges executive power to remove Walker. Sidney S. Levine filed for the Bronx Chamber of Commerce ally. The case hinges on constitutional amendments altering the governor's removal authority.
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Frederick A. Storm
United Press
Albany
Reginl Peattle Tory
James J. Wailer
Gay
Franklin D. Hoosevelt
Sidney S. Levine
Atorney
George Donnelly
Bronx Chamber of Commerce
Firemen Plan Outing At Conneaut Lake Event
Andréw Paulson of the Corry fire department was named member of the committee for arrangements at the Northern Firemen's Convention ball at Conneaut Lake on August 1 and 2. Jed Carmen chairs the committee and entertainment includes Pie Plant Pete and the Little German Band. A Saturday night gathering is set in the Crystal ballroom of Hotel Conneaut. Meadville Hose Company challenges Sacertown fire department to a water battle Sunday afternoon.
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Andréw Paulson
Etter
Corry
Conneaut Lake
Jed Carmen
Pie Plant Pete
WTAM
KDKA
Crystal Ballroom
Hotel Conneaut
Davis, Hose Company
Meadville
Sacgertown
Anthracite Miners Seek Pay Scale Talks in New York
Scranton August 1 Unconfirmed reports say mine owners and United Mine Workers officials may hold a conference in New York within the next month to discuss a new anti-inner wage scale and possible pay reductions for anthracite miners.
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Scranton
United Mine Workers of America
New York
Today’s Five Best Radio Entertainments
The listing highlights five top radio acts across networks: Ups neem and George Hall with orchestra on WEAF NEC, Trio Charmante on WABC CBS at 5:30, a female trio performing Dd Re Mi at 6:45, Ralph Kirby as dream singer on NEC network at 10:00, and Tacit Denny with orchestra on WJZ NEC network at 11:00.
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George Hall
WEAF
NEC
Charmante
CBS
Ralph Kirby
WJZ
Tacit Denny
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Jamestown Hospital
Volpes
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North East
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Scopes
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