Sub-District Meeting Addresses Milk Problems in Union City
At the August 26 sub-district 17B meeting in Grangehall Union City six delegates and six associates discussed dairy issues. Emory Grout said the recent market disturbance was not a farmer strike and noted the Dairy Farmers Union's limited farmer membership. He cited plant picketing across central New York, drought reducing hay, and milk delivery disruptions, with Erie market conditions improving since the last meeting.
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Emory Grout
New York
Corry
Dairymen's League
Aureust
Grangehall
Union City
Henry Marsh
Stevens
Erie
George Dewey
District 17
T (He Dairy Farmers Union
Archie Wright
C. I
Helso
Ogorry
Trah Hatch
A. G. Stillman
Dairymen's League Cooperative Association, Inc
Clergyman and two others held in girl's slaying
Rev Walter Dworecki aged 42 and two men were detained as material witnesses in the murder of Wanda Dworecki, 18, daughter of the clergyman, on Lovers Lane. Peter Sobewells 21 from Chester Pa and Joseph F Rocca 80 from Philadelphia were also taken in. Prosecutor Orlando said investigators pursue questioning on the right track. Schwechult, missing 19 days, surrendered at his father's Chester home. Dworecki's children Alfred 16 and Mildren 14 were questioned as well.
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United Press
Camden
N. J
Walter Dworecki
Wanda
Dworecki
Peter Sobewells
Chester
Joseph F. Rocca
Philadelphia
Samuel P. Orlando
Schwechult
Lawrence Doran
Rocca
Takeno
Alfred
Mildren
Premier cabinet resigns due to new Jap policy
Tokyo Aug 28 Emperor orders Gen Nobukyi Abe to form a new cabinet after Hiranuma resigns over policy shifts tied to the Soviet German non aggression pact. Abe favored closer ties with Britain and the United States. Heavy fighting reported on the Manchukuo Outer Mongolia border with Japanese claims of downing Russian aircraft and destroying tanks. The Tsariny ambassador assured officials that Daly’s friendly stance toward Japan remains unchanged by the pact.
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United Press
Tokyo
Nobukyi Abe
Garon Kilchira
Hiranuma
Abe
Britain
United States
Baron Hiranuma
Manchukuo-Outer Mongolia
Fugitives Captured Near Erie After Tennessee Prison Break
Two Tennessee escapees Claude Mitchell age 28 alias Charles J Monney and Lawrence Lamons age 25 were arrested on a farm in North East Pa and held for return to Hawkins County Tenn They led a Feb 24 1934 escape from a ten year sentence and were captured more than two years after the breakout
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N. E
United Press Erie
Tennessee
North East
Claude Mitchell
Charles J. Monney
Lawrence Lamons
Hawkins County
Tenn
Charge Macing Instate By GOP Organization
Harrisburg report denounces suspected 5 percent salary siphon by Schuylkill county Republican group. Arthur H. James says he ordered halt and will prevent recurrence, sending word to all state employees and cabinet members that the administration disapproves of the practice and that it has no policy backing it.
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James
Macing
United Pres
Harrisburg
Augarthur H. James
High Court Sets September 8 Hearing on Referenda legality
United Press reports Chief Justice John W. Rephart of the State Supreme Court scheduled September 8 in Philadelphia for a hearing on the legality of the September primary referenda. The focus is on whether the late voting option questions are lawful, with only one appeal filed so far across counties.
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Azy
United Press
Philadelphia
John W. Rephart
Supreme Court Today
High Court
Teachers Fail to Report for School in Pottsville
Porter township schools did not open as 26 teachers refused to report, holding out for three months of last year’s salaries due to unpaid taxes and funding gaps. Over 100 seventh grade and high school students were affected amid financial strain on the district.
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United Frese
Sub Squalus Lift Brings Vessel And Crew Near Surface
The Squalus and 26 dead were raised from 40 fathoms to surface in three lifts aboard salvage ship Falcon. At 10 44 a m the bow broke surface with a 60 degree list. by 11 24 p m the stern pontoons surfaced and the sub nearly righted. Commander Oliver Naquin aboard with about a dozen of 38 survivors expected to travel to Portsmouth navy yard.
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United Press
Portsmouth
N. H
Squalus
Falcon
Cyrus W. Cole
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Oliver #*. Naquin
Big Firemen's Parade Draws 40 000 to 50 000 Viewers
Meadville police estimated a crowd of 40 000 to 50 000 lined streets for the Northwestern Firemen's Association parade on Saturday. Thirty four musical units took part as 49 fire apparatus moved past in 80 minutes. About 3000 men and women marched and more than 1000 in prize money awarded to various organizations. Veterans of Foreign Wars bugle and drum corps from the city placed fifth in their division.
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Meadville
Northwestern Firemen’s Association
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Youth is killed as automobile crashes in Clearfield
In Clearfield Pennsylvania on August 28 a gay party returning from a dance ended in tragedy when Francis Erikson a 12 year old from Pennfield was killed when the car they were riding crashed into a parked sedan Police said Joseph F Suhranger of DuBois the driver was held on charges of involuntary manslaughter The accident occurred when the parked sedan lights blinded him
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Clearfield
Francis Erikson
Pennfield
Joseph F .Suhranger
DuBois
Lohrenger
Two Teachers College Heads Face Charges
Slippery Rock State Teachers College in Butler faces a grand jury probe after state police filed information against President Charles B. Miller and bursar David W. Ketterer on conspiracy malfeasance and related charges. Both posted $3,000 bonds after waiving preliminary hearing. State police had suspected irregularities in funds, payrolls, and equipment handling at the college over several months.
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United Press
Butler
Aue
Slippery Bock State ‘Teachers College
State Motor Police
John R. Wilson
Willard Schauer
Charles 8. Miller
David W. Ketter
Ketterer
Watson
Grand Jury
Teariller
Less Than 200 War Vets Meet GAR Encampment
Around 200 Civil War veterans gathered in Pittsburgh for the annual Grand Army of the Republic encampment. Fewer than 2,000 of the 1,701 surviving veterans joined the rally to sing, recount songs, and share memories of the war era. Affiliated groups drew additional visitors, swelling the visiting crowd to more than 10,000.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Grand Army of the Republic
Civil War Veterans’ Organization
GAR
Cars Collide West of Union City in Two-Vehicle Crash
Two cars collided west of Union City on the Surve or Oak Hill at about 2:30 this morning. Occupants escaped with minor injuries or bruises as both vehicles sustained heavy damage. Vehicles were driven by Alf Allee and Dennis Allen with J Wattsboro also named. Patrol investigators intend to pursue further inquiries today.
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Oak Hill
Union City
Baby killed in Steubenville mine accident
A 24 month old, John Robert Bodnar, died yesterday in Steubenville when he wandered into a mining machine as a neighbor operated it. The incident occurred near the motor area and the child was killed instantly.
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Steubenvill
U, Ang
Tourton
John Robert Bodnar
Heads of State Hatcheries Meet in Pennsylvania Tour
Superintendents from over a dozen state fish hatcheries gathered in Pennsylvania for a periodic propagation plant tour. The group, led by AG Buller of the Corry hatchery, inspected the Corry and Union City facilities and planned a visit to the new trot hatchery at Tionesta as part of the statewide inspection schedule. Attending were Dewey Sorenson, Roosevelt Sorenson, Ted Dingle, Alfred Stone, Bernard Gill, Ross Buller, Jack Ruppert, Jack Lilly, Phillip Hartman, and a Penn State fish supervisor.
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Pennsylvania
AG. Buller
Corry
Union City
Tnapec- Hon
Tionesta
Dewey Sorenson
Bellefonte
Roosevelt Sorenson
Reynoldsdale
Ted Dingle
Huntsdale
Alfred Stone
Pleasant Mounts
Bernard Gill
Ross Buller
Jack Ruppert
Torresdale
Jack Lilly
Pleasant Mount
Phillip Hartman
Erie
Pennsylvania State College
England Urges Nazis to Negotiate With Poland
Sir Nevile Henderson flew from London to Berlin to deliver Britain’s reply to Hitler’s Poland demands. The message urged direct talks between Germany and Poland or Britain's mediation if needed, aiming to keep peace alive despite the likely adverse tone.
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United Press
Europe
Nevile Henderson
Germany
London
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Great Britain
Poland
Henderson
England
Hitler
Downing Etreet
Poland Prepares for Nation's Defense Amid Tense Warnings
Aug 28 Poland erects sandbag bunkers at power stations and key points as border with Germany tightens. Nord Express trains halted. border controls tighten as government readies for possible conflict. Britain’s Henderson carries message to Berlin as war nerves rise in Europe.
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Wrxsaw
Poland
Pnwver
Rtst
Germany
Berlin
Paris
Calais
Hitler
Ondon
Greausmain
Nazi Troops Reach War Station as Hitler Moves
Aug 28 report says 2,000,000 German troops called up have reached war stations. Gasoline and ration controls completed as Neville Henderson carries Britain's peace reply to Berlin. Meanwhile frontier closures and tourist restrictions cited on the German French border.
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Merlin
Adolf Niver
Sir Nevile Henderson
Berlin
Hitler
Theewspaper
Midl
Strasbours
France
Germany
Kehl
Europe on edge as war fears rise over Poland crisis
Wartime rhetoric heats up in Britain and France as delegates demand punitive moves over Danzig and the Polish corridor. Hitler slams French attempts at conciliation while warning of possible war, with censors ordered for foreign dispatches and press reporting intensifying the tense stand-off involving Britain France Russia and Poland.
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Poland
Hitler
Prench
Phopessis
Edouard Daladier
Danzig
Germany
Henderson
Fuehrer
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Adave
Andr Hitler
Jenacy Moscicki
Kine Vicvat Emmanuel
Truly
Buenos Ayres
Soviet Russia
Russia
UNION
Rome
Ascussea
Benito Mussolini
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Strashnarg
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Caen
Sheepee
Canta
East Prussia
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