Woman and Paramour to Die Tonight in Osining Execution
Mrs Frances Creighton and her former paramour Everett Applegate face the electric chair for poisoning Applegate’s wife Adi with arsenic. A government commission deemed Creighton’s paralysis partly feigned, but Gov Lehman did not grant clemency. The couple, linked to a plan involving Ruth Creighton, will be executed at Sing Sing after trial and appeals.
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United Press
Ossining
Frances Creighton
Everett Applegate
Sing Sing
Herbert H. Lehman
Mra. Creighton
Lewis F. Lawes
Creighton
Applegate
Nassau County American Legion Affairs
Veterans Relief Bureau
Adi
Appleate
New Cigaret and Liquor Tax Bills Fought
Harrisburg a day of stalled action as both parties refused to sponsor cigarette and liquor tax increases recommended by the Republican Senate finance committee. The plan, led by Sen. John J. McClure, would fund part of a 45 million unemployment relief package after a 19 hour revenue study. Neither floor caucus explained the refusal to sponsor the measures in the House.
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Morey J. Potter
United Press
Harrisburg
House of Representatives
Senate Finance Committee
John J. McChuire
Delaware
McClure gald-Hills
Road to Ruin Power Output Sets New High
New York reports the Biison Institute weekly index shows power production peaked at 2,029,704,000 kilowatt hours for the week ending July 1, marking a 3.8 percent rise from the prior Independence holiday week and a 14.9 percent gain over the same week last year.
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New York
Bilison Mleetiie Institute
Senator Killed in Car Crash near Chippewa Falls
Chippewa Falls Wis July 16 Louis Murphy junior United States senator from Iowa was killed when his car ran into a ditch after a tire blew off near Mere tolay about 18 miles from here at 8 30 am Chief of Police Hew Gd Holte said. Police found Murphy fatality in the wreck continues on page Sevens.
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United Press
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Louis Murphy
United States
Iowa
Mere Tolay
Holte
Murphy
A. F. L. Seeks Peaceful End to Lewis Split
Washington July 16 Organized labor moved to ease history’s deepest AFL split by reopening peace negotiations with John L. Lewis. The AFL Executive Council approved renewed talks with Lewis, with Edward F. McGrady and George Harrison joining the effort to avert a broader rift threatening 3.4 million members and substantial revenue.
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Joe Alex Morris
United Press
Washington
Organized Labor
American Federation of Labor
John L. Lewis
Wbor
Lewis
Federation Executive Council
Committee For Industrial Organization
Edward F. McGrady
Federation
C. T
A. F. of L
Kentucky teachers may smoke, court rules in case
Ky officials report the Kentucky Court of Appeals, led by Justice Gus Thomas, ruled there is no law governing teachers’ right to smoke. The case concerns Carter County teachers Ruby Duncan Lena Erwin and Fay Caudill Simmons dismissed by the county board and granted an injunction against their dismissal.
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Waited Press
Hranefort
Kentucky
Gus Thomas
Court of Appeals
Carter County Board of Education
Carter Circuit Court
Ruby Duncan
Lena Erwin
Fay Caudill Simmons
Carter County Board
Johnstown Girl Dies When Car Hits Tree
Miss Jeannette Lewis an 18 year old from Johnstown was killed instantly when the auto carrying four others left the road near Ebensburg and struck a tree. The four injured, three critically, include Ming Geraldine Moore Miss Mary Sarstarose and Miss Ida Keys. Driver Jack Gavnnone sustained lacerations and rib fractures as local hospitals treated skull fractures and other injuries.
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Johnstown
United Press
Jeannette Lewis
Ensburg
Ming Geraldine Moore
Mary Sarstarose
Misa Ida Keys
Jack Gavnnone
Attempt to line up Carp with new party
Cleveland July 16 Challenging President Roosevelt as liar and betrayer ridiculing Alf Landon and linking him to Communism's Browder Father Coughlin today endorsed Lemke Union party candidate for president at Townsend convention. Coughlin Townsend doctor Smith breakfast conferenced to back Lemke. Townsend board directors oppose moving Townsend to Lemke.
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Lyle C. Wilson
United Press
Public Hall
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Alf. M. Landon
Earl Browder
Charles
Coughlin
Townsend Pension Plan
Willam Lemke
Union Party
United States
Father Coughlin
Francis B
Townsend
Lemke
Dr. Townsend
King Calmy Continues Desp ite Close
London July 16 A middle aged eccentric leaped at King Edward VIII during a royal procession near Buckingham Palace flourishing a revolver and shouting protest. Police overpowered him as the king rode on in the Grenadier Guards uniform after the colors ceremony. Mahon, a London journalist, was held for eight days on charges of unlawful possession of firearms with intent to endanger life.
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Clifford L. Day
United Press
London
Edward VIII
Buckingham Palace
Scotland Yard
George Andrew Mahon
Fle
Bow Street
Mahon
Grenadier Guards
Hyde Paris
Scotlan Yard
Kiin
Stander
Althoug
Evening Star Ee
Ronvuntion
Hamal
Thom
Duke of York
John Aird
Sir John
Sergison Brooke
Heat wave to hit western Pennsylvania this weekend
Weather service reports a new heat wave moving toward Western Pennsylvania. W.8. Brotzman, U.S. meteorologist, says high readings will arrive from the middle west by tomorrow or Saturday, ending the current cooler spell. Forecasters warn of rising death toll and wider drought impact as Dakota heat intensifies.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
W. 8
Brotzman
U. S
Chicago
Man Bitten on Lip by Canine
William Clark of R D 2 was bitten on the lower lip by a dog today and is recovering at home with no ill effects expected. Ed Mould was kicked by a horse at Blaine Kine farm Beavers Jam and sustained no fracture after street exam at Cory hospital.
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William Clark
Hig Dot
Blaine Kine
Beavers Jam
Cory Hospital
Lid Street
Epca
Permanent System of Crop Insurance Urged
Secretary Wallace plans a permanent federal crop insurance system to shield farmers from lean year losses. The move follows the New Deal experiment in crop management and the current drought, as disclosed by an official source. Continued on Page Eight.
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Joseph Mh
Baind United
United Press
Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
A. Wallace
New Deal
Wallace
Landon to tour East in mid August as Knox heads West
United Press reports the Republican campaign plans for Gov. Alfred Landon of Kansas to tour the East in mid August with running mate Frank Knox. Knox will head toward the Pacific coast, beginning with events in Indiana and Huntington West Virginia, while Landon speaks near his birthplace in Pennsylvania and New York. The pair will aim to slice overlapping campaign stops and acceptances as they wind across the country.
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Topbera
Kan
Republican Party
Alt M. Landon
Kansas
Frank Knox
Chicago
Pacific Northwest
G. OP
London
West Middlesex
New York
Boston
Knox
Connersville
Ind
Huntington
W. Va
Journal launches four page weekly comic supplement
The Journal today inaugurates a four page comic supplement of tabloid size issued weekly. If popular with readers especially youngsters it is hoped to increase the paper to eight pages by September or November.
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Septumber
Notober
Constable Slayer Shot By Police in Lancaster
Charles Lutz, 45, believed deranged, shot Lancaster county constable Almer Hall while Hall attempted to serve a warrant at Lutzs Paradise home. Lutz was then shot by two Columbia state policemen arriving at the scene and is in critical condition with a bullet in his head and arm.
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Lancaster
Charles Lutz
Almer Hall
Paradise
Here
Lutz
Columbia
Ely Meets Hamilton In New Deal Era Political Clash
Former Massachusetts governor Joseph R. Ely a New Deal Democrat and Liberty League member met Republican National Committee Chairman John D. Hamilton in Springpieud Mass. on July 16. Ely, ally of Alfred E. Smith, discussed backing Gov. All M. Landen while signaling plans to push the stamp for Landen's candidacy.
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Unite Yess
Springpieud
Mass
Govrnor
Joseph R. Ely
Alfred B. Smith
John D.M. Hamilton
American Liberty League
All M. Landen
Relief Orders Mailed For 4300 Erie_area Recipients
Relief recipients in Curry and nearby areas received belated orders today and yesterday. Erie Crawford counties district sent 4300 orders from Erie offices Wednesday morning after a relist appropriation was signed by Governor Earle. Each order averaged about five dollars, totaling roughly 21500 dollars for city and vicinity. Distribution will continue steadily with 91ers to be dispatched Monday and Tuesday, then ongoing without interruption.
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Curry and Vicinity
Erie
Erie Crawford Counties
George O H. Earle
Relle
Eck
Tighe Steel Leader Faces Hot Opposition
The veteran Michael F. Tighe seeks a second term as president of the Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers. He draws two opponents, B. Bennett of Granite City and Edward W. Miller of Pittsburgh, after his petition arrived near the filing deadline.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Michael F. Tighe
Tern
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Tighe
B. &. Bennett
Granite City
Edward W. Miller
Thomas Hopkins
Arthur Skidmore
J. P. Harris
Portsmouth
Louis Leonard
Ten Year Peace Plan New Goal of Mussolini
Rome reports Benito Mussolini is drafting a ten year peace plan for Italy Germany France and Britain to stabilize Europe. He aims for a four power pact to prevent a continental war and keep the League of Nations status debated as he weighs rejoining if conditions are met. He plans to retire to Rocca Della Camminate to refine the draft. Adolf Hitler may rejoin the League on equal terms.
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Stewart Brown
United Press
Rome
Promice
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Germany
France
Great Britain
Mussolni
Tubilant
Ths
Ethiopia
League of Nations
Muscolini
Rocca Della Camminate
Rotary Club Outing at Mayflower Lodge Findley Late
The Corry Rotary Club and families enjoyed an afternoon and evening outing at Mayflower Lodge the Findley Late home of Mr and Mrs B Rafter. Games swimming and visiting followed a lawn picnic dinner. President 5 b Morrow will attend the Conference of Presidents and Secretaries of the 27th district in Kitchener N Y on Monday and Tuesday.
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Corry
Ethiopian Guerrillas Terrorize Addis Ababa
Paris dispatches report Ethiopian guerrillas threaten Addis Ababa and Harar as Italian forces retreat. Graziani reportedly wounded amid rumors of Ethiopian attacks on Addis Ababa, Harar and Dianakil region ambushes. Imru prepares to advance from Gore with reorganized forces toward the capital.
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Addis Ababa
Harar
Res Imru
Gore
Dianakil
Rome
Africa
Graziana
Townspeople Invite Roosevelt to Speak at Public Hall
Following Father Coughlins attack on major party candidates the town council voted to invite President Roosevelt Governor Landon and Norman Thomas to address the meeting The program also includes Representative William Lemke on Sunday in Cleveland Ohio July 16
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United Press
Public Hall
Cleveland
Charles B. Coughlins
Townsend Pension Plan National Convension
Roosevelt
Alf M. Landon
Norman Thomas
Wnt. Lemke
Union Party
New Orleans Court Maintains Labor Ruling
The Fifth U S Circuit Court of Appeals reaffirmed its original decision upholding the Wagner Connery Inkor relations act and denied later challenges by Laughlin and others, keeping the labor ruling intact in New Orleans.
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New Orleans
United Press
Fifth
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Jf and
Laughlin
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