Milk Control Hearings Attract Corry Dairymen
Dairy producers in Corry and northwestern Pennsylvania follow the milk control board hearings on milk prices. An Erie hearing is set for September 21 as the board completes the first of eight sessions. Producers press for a fiat price of 2.23 per unit while current prices run higher, reflecting dairy cost increases amid a regional shortage.
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Milk Board
Erie
Corry
Milk Control Board
United Press
Hartisburg
Relocation of Sciota Stretch Faces City Hurdle
Depleted city finances may block a plan to relocate Sciota road in North Canter, eliminating a dangerous curve at a bridge and a sharp turn at a cemetery foot. The State Highway Department proposes a diagonally routed road from near the Lutheran cemetery through Rickersom farm to the pump station, with a new bridge east of its present site to straighten the approach from Center Street to the Brade beyond the pump station. The project would require damage claims compensation to affected properties, possible county participation may be sought, and temporary repairs have kept the old bridge usable until the new structure is ready.
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Sciota
North Canter Sbrest
Rickersom Farm
Municipal Fonds
State Department of Highways
Road to ruin boosts Pittsburgh district index in 1929 revival
The University of Pittsburgh bureau of business research reports that Pittsburgh district operations rose to a new high last week, reaching 106.2 percent of normal for the iron and steel industry. Finishing mills outperformed mills producing pig iron and ore concentrates.
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Pittsburgh
Bureau of Business Research
University of Pittsburgh
Auto Toll Mounting in Nation
United Press reports rising automobile tolls across the United States with 1996 death tolls already surpassing 1995 figures in several months. The National Safety Council warns drivers to prepare for stricter highway safety measures as highway fatalities continue to rise.
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United Press
Chicago
Thy National Safety Wennel
Lienition
Aly
United States
Pennsylvania potato grower price jump plan
Proponents of a plan to sell Pennsylvania's Yule 1836 potato crop to retailers within the state at 60 cents per hundredweight above the normal price seek cooperation from Agriculture Secretary J Hansell Wrench. The Pennsylvania Cooperative Potato Growers Association asks state inspectors to grade the crop for sale to grocers at 8,000 retailers, aiming to reserve all Pennsylvania potatoes before importing from other states. The agreement with major chain stores and independent buyers would pay the same price as Maine potatoes, giving state growers a freight advantage of about 60 cents per hundredweight.
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Morey J! Potter
United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Pvocers
Maine
Boys Long
Ross Sentenced for 14 Months in Western Penitentiary
Union City man Ross was sentenced by Judge Tige Miles B. Kitts at Rein County Court to fourteen months to two years and four months for pawning to receive money from a prostitute. The judge condemned the crime as despicable and warned Ross to set his property and leave the county after serving his term. Ross had fled bond of 2000 and was recently arrested in North East, already serving two prior sentences for illegal possession of narcotics.
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Sam
Ross
Union City
Western Penitentiary
Tige Miles B
North East
Jobs More Plentiful in Harrisburg Area
Works Progress Administration head Edward W. Jones said Pennsylvania Teller workers are leaving government jobs for private employment at about 1000 weekly. He noted 40,000 works projects employers have found jobs since October 1925.
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Harrisburg
Works Progress
Edward W. Jones
Pennsyslvania Teller
Drought Tour Resumes After Bismarck Stop
President Roosevelt continues his dust bowl tour moving from Bismarck to James Town and then Aberdeen as May 1930s drought crisis deepens. He stresses three problems keeping farmers supported, winter survival, and cooperation with nature. The plan includes drought conferences in Pierre Rapid City Salt Lake City and a Des Moines meeting with state leaders.
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Frederick A. Storm
United Press
Roosevelt Special
Roosevelt
Bismarck
Jamestown
N. D
Aberdeen
North Dakota
Nature
Montana
Great Plains
In-Pierre
Rapid City
Salt Sakt City
George Dern
Landon
Des Moines
Late News Flash From Across The Nation And Europe
Reports place Richard Merrill and Harry Richman bound for a nonstop London flight this afternoon. A Barbastry Spain massacre target blocks priests and faithful. Gov Davey signs extradition papers for Mirgil A. Wisinger, linked to the Black Legion, to Michigan. Rev Charles Coughtin resumes campaigning in Milwaukee. Leon Trotsky to be interned with his wife in Oslo. Frederic Lundfeld elected president of the American Bar Association in Boston.
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Columbus
Ohio
Martin
Davey Todey
Remyosl
Michigan
Mirgil A. Wisinger
The
Black Legion
Brooks Rocks Drilling and Spanish Civil War News
Reports detail Brooks Rocks well near Warren county producing gas around 1,000,000 cubic feet daily after depth readings, with other wells nearby facing tests and potential further drilling. Across Europe, Spain's civil war shows rebels failing to secure swift victories while Italian arms shipments and a new Soviet embassy in Madrid shape international reactions.
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Foemeil
Brooks Rosis
H.C. Stayen
H. Miller
H. C. Drilling Company
Warren County
Dittsfield Huynship
Porter Development Company
Ita
Brooks Rorks
Gabot, Inc
Boston
Kinga Well
Penni Yori
Hanley & Bind
Syl Yuitla Corporation
Sya
Warren Felds
Italy
Spain
Mavfrid
Gibraltar
Oil City Boy Missing Amid Coast to City Search
Oil City parents Walter and Mrs Ryback of 211 Clarion Street report their 13 year old son Robert Ryback missing since yesterday afternoon. Deputy Coroner D H Tym of Lincolnville says an extensive search is underway along Canadohta Lake and nearby areas to locate the youth seen heading toward the lake by the boy's friends.
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Robert Rybak
Walter “Rybak
Clarion Street
City
Hell
D. H. Tym
Lincolnville
Jaib
Nation Mourns Dern War Secretary in Obituary Coverage
Washington awoke to mourning as Secretary of War Dern died aged near the top ranks of the New Deal. Flags flew at half mast and army posts saluted while funeral plans formed for services in Salt Lake City. President Roosevelt planned to attend the Salt Lake rites after inspecting drought relief efforts in the West.
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First Now
Deal
Salt Lake City
United Press
Washington
Dea H. Dern
New Deal
Insular
Utah
Dern
Roosevelt
State School Official Resigns In Harrisburg Notice
Dary J. Grossey resigns as director of the bureau of administration and finance in the department of public instruction. Dr Lester K. Ade announces Dr Clarence Ackley as successor. Ackley formerly directed licensing. Ade also names Dr Robert Bernteuter of State College as chief of social education, replacing Frank W. Reiter who moves to Clarke School in Northampton Massachusetts.
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Board of Education
Harkisburg
Dary J. Grossey
Bureau of Administration and Finance
Department of Public Instruction
Crosley
Lester K. Ade
Public Instruction
Clarence. Ackley
Education Department
Philadelphi
Ackley
Bureau of Licensing
Ade
Robert c. Bernteuter
State College
Pennsylvania State College
Frank W. Reiter
Clarke School
Northampton
Mass
Rail revenues jump for afireads class one firms
Washington reports early Association of American Railroads data indicate that operating revenues of 113 class one railroads rose sharply in July, up about 274 percent from the same month a year earlier.
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United Press
Washington
Advanee
Association of American Railrearly
We the People and Landon in Chautauqua Visit
Washington commentary contrasts Landon’s birthplace visit with a broader view of American politics. It characterizes the Republican path as split between big business interests and a call to restore the American way, with Chautauqua seen as a different era and ideal.
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Jay Feate
Washington
Landon
Nation
Elst
West Buddieses
G. O. BP
Chaileuquai
Republican Party
Alleghanies
Te Namore
Shanghai
Moscow
Tandon
smalFt Corporation
Lannton
Vow
Bus Burns Near Jennerstown. 20 Rescued
A Great Eastern Lines bus from New York to Chicago caught fire on Laurel Ridge near Jennerstown Pennsylvania. The bus descended a steep hill when brake grease ignited, destroying the coach. Driver evacuated passengers and removed baggage but could not prevent the bus from burning to the chassis. no water was available.
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United Press
Jennerstown
Great Eastern Lines
Fie
Laurel Ridge
Motmbain
Here
Landon Expands Speaking Campaign Swing in Midwest and East
Republican National Chairman John D. Hamilton announced that presidential candidate Landon will launch another campaign swing through the middle west and the east. The cities and dates are to be announced as the tour unfolds.
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Chicago
John D. Hamilton
Aim
Landon
Middle West
East
Landon Back at Desk Plans Trip Up Mississippi
Gov. Alf Landon returns to work in Topeka after a rapid farm and industrial campaign swing. He plans a second tour through Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin and possibly other states in September with three major speeches, including one on the farm problem. Des Moines Milwaukee and Minneapolis-Saint Paul are likely stops. He aims to join President Roosevelt at drought talks in Des Moines.
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Joe Alex Morris
United Press
Topeka
Kans
Am’ M. Landon
Roosevelt
Des Moines
Kamas City Union Station
Mississippi Valley
Towa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
SS Paul
Minneapolis
Dakota
Indiana
Tandon
Arrests in Moscow as Red Army Officers Detained
In Moscow on February 28, two high ranking Red Army officers were arrested on suspicion of counter revolutionary activity. Brigade commander Dmitry Schmidt and unit commander Boris Kumitsov were seized in the crackdown led by Stalin against what authorities call Trotzkyist elements.
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Antea
Moscow
Attz
Tosef Stalin
Red Army
Dimitry Schmidt
Boris Kumitsov
Labor Trouble Dips Yet 100000 Still On Strike
Washington reports about 100000 workers remain on strike nationwide though labor unrest lessens. Through mid August 1173 strikes recorded, Remington Rand dispute persists as lone major open case despite arbitration offers. Officials deem 1936 strikes near one million, an average well above postwar levels. Mrs Mulheim and daughter Ihane visited Erie today.
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C. L. Zulzberger
Washington
Linite
Remington4Rand Company
New York State
United States Departments of Labor
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