G O P City Group Meets to Discuss Candidates
A week remains to file nominating petitions for fall primaries as the Republican City Committee meets at City Chairman Walter L. Peake Oilk office to discuss candidates and open primary options. Chatman Peake says a formal slate for offices may not be set. additional announcements expected.
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Republicanity Committee
Walter L. Peake
Chatman Peake
Journal
Iis
Republican Party
Republican City Committee
Wames
Corry Included on All American Air Express Schedule
All American Aviation announces daily air express service linked to the air mall plan with two routes through Pennsylvania West Virginia Ohio and Delaware. The system uses in flight pickup for most shipments, with limits by weight and destination and fixed rates of 30 cents per pound plus mileage. Rail and parcel post equivalents are available, with fragile items excluded for delivery to certain stations.
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Cory
Air Express
All American Aviation, Inc
Air Mall
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Delaware
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
DuBois
Charleston
Huntington
W. Va
Richard ©. duPont
AA American Aviation
Lhe
duPont
du Pont
Hitler awaits young Pittsburgh dancer in Munich event
Munich July 17 Adolf Hitler waited vainly at a theatre last night for Mirla Verne a Pittsburgh dancer invited to perform in a gala Merry Widow production as part of the art festival Miss Verne did not arrive despite her name on the program, drawing attention from officials and attendees.
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Munich
Adolf Hitler
Mirlai Verne
Pittsburgh
Miss Verne
Hitler
Two Days Fixed for Registration Here
The Erie County board of commissioners set August first and second as special registration days. Republicans and Democrats will man the Municipal building from 10 am to 3 pm and 7 to 10 pm for voter enrollment, address changes, party changes, and other filings. The Corry Journal was advised by County Commissioner Thomas W. Flailey.
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Corry
Journal
Thomas W. Flailey
Board of Commissioners
Erie
Packing House Workers Threaten CIO Strike in Chicago
United Press reports that the Packing House Workers Organizing Committee backed by John L. Lewis pledged to strike if major meat packers Armour Wilson Swift and Cudahy fail to negotiate wage contracts. Nearly 75,000 workers represented by CIO unions authorized leaders to call a strike, with 12,000 union members at a mass meeting. Lewis predicted a broader CIO campaign in steel.
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United Press Chicago
Packing House Workers Organizing Committee
Suport Trém
John L. Lewis
CI0
Big Fou
Packing House
Congress of Industrial Organizations
PWOC
Girl Kicked by Horse In Farm Accident
Dorothy Ann Pfeifer one year old, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Pfeifer of Clymer, sustained a slight concussion and jaw laceration after a horse kicked her. She was unconscious on admission to Corry Hospital but regained consciousness and shows signs of recovery. The incident occurred yesterday morning while she attempted to lead the horse from pasture to shed.
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Corry Nospita
Anacnes
Dorothy Ann Pfeifer
John Pfeifer
Clymer
Corry Hospital
Fuehrer of American Nazi Bund Arrested in Mass
Prita Eno, self styled fuehrer of the German American Bund, appeared in district court at Southridge Massachusetts on charges of drunkenness and swearing at a policeman. He was released on $50 bail after his arrest yesterday at Webster by Patrolman Henry Flasse.
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Southridge
Mass
Prita Eno
Danzig mediation hints emerge amid looming crisis
Reports from Berlin indicate possible mediation led by Britain and Germany to ease the Danzig dispute. Hitler’s determination to reclaim the free city remains, while Poland insists negotiations occur directly with Warsaw. Britain signals openness to peace talks, but no formal pact is concluded.
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Berlin
Great Britain
Germany
Bénis ‘Mussolini
Pius
Danzig
London
Poland
Warsaw
Neville Chamberlain
Britain
Hitler
Free City
Chamberlain
Kent
Russa
George Astachov
Daifalres
Munich
Astachoy
Nine Victims Found in Davin Coal Mine Disaster
U S mine inspector G Powell reported the body count rose to 26 after a Friday night dust explosion at the Davin mine. Rescue teams found nine more miners behind a barricade in a gallery about three miles from the shaft, some with arms crossed in a final attempt to escape. Gas seepage and poor ventilation hampered efforts as rescuers moved bodies to the surface and police cleared a crowd of about 1,500 relatives and bystanders from the entrance.
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United Press Providange
G. Powell
U.S
Davin Coal Nine
Mihie
Yasi-Inden
Powell
TesCuers
Eline
Salorday
Balorday
Bolt Nile
Ignion
WW Aid
Iat
Yulee
Deb Powell
Coal Mine Tragedy Strikes As Bodies Retrieved
Report of a coal mine disaster describes workers pulled from the chamber for relatives as authorities mourn victims. The company faced financial strain and could not meet obligations, with most mill sites closed, leaving families without assurances.
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Umuywa
Samutha
Hag Une Rewekattan
Ebmapernation
Sh Xurance
Coughlin Replies To Roosevelt On Air Ethics Code
July 17 Detroit Rev Charles Coughlin radio priest replies to Hillett Roosevelt of free national radio network. Roosevelt said Coughlin might be barred from the air under a code to bar from the air those who disseminate hatred against race or religion. Weather: cloudy tonight and Tuesday with slowly rising temperatures.
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Detroit
Charles @ Coughlin
Hillett Roosevelt
Free Nation
Roosevelt
Coughlin
American Association of Broadcasters
Onde
Action on Neutrality Urged by Barkley
Washington July 17 Senate Democratic Leader Alben W Barkley indicated after a White House conference with President Roosevelt and Secretary of State Cordell Hull that he might urge keeping Congress in session until neutrality legislation is approved Those at the meeting included Vice President Garner Speaker Bankhead and Majority Leader Rayburn The session lasted nearly an hour and a half and centered on the legislative outlook.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
Alben W. Barkley
White House
Roosevelt
Cordell Hull
Congress
Barkley
Hull
Joni WN. Garner
Speater
William B. Bankhead
Sim Rayburn
Four More Deaths in Harlan Coal Field Riot
Four additional deaths linked to the Harlan Kentucky coal field violence raise toll after clashes at the Mahan Ellison mine. National guardsmen and pickets arrested 233 as peace talks between union leaders and operators continued in Knoxville. Union official George Hitler faces sedition charges while Frank Noe and Dock Caldwell die from injuries. Negotiators for both sides met federal facilitator John L. Connor amid ongoing peace efforts.
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United Press
Harlan
Blondy
Harlan County
Junion
Conmine
National
Mahan-Ellison
Stantill
George Hitler
United Mine Workers of America
Knoxville
Tenn
John L. Connor
Fiye
Frank Noe
Dock Caldwell
Minneapolis WPA strike leaders meet with state administrator
July 17 Minneapolis officials report strike leaders of WPA workers will meet Linus Borzbach, state WPA administrator, to seek a settlement after a walkout that halted all WPA projects and left two dead. David Lasser announces a telegram to President Roosevelt asking the executive board to vote on temporarily ending all WPA job stoppages.
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Uniceross
Minneapolis
Minn
WPA
Linus ¢Orzbach
David Lasser
Roosevelt
One Child Dead and Three Poisoned in Pennsylvania
Wayne sburg Pa July 17 A mother and two children were rushed to hospital today after a child died following suspected poisoning from wild mushrooms. Jane Bane 10 and 50m of Mr and Mrs Arthur Bane of Dry Tavern near here reportedly died yesterday.
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Wey Unice
Waynesburg
Tt Hospital
Jaane Bane
Arthur Bane
Dry ‘Tavern
Here
Skull Unearthed in Third Ward Garden WA
G Sorenson of West Smith street near Hatch street intersection unearthed a well formed skull in his garden Saturday afternoon. He reported the find to criminologists or archaeologists but authorities had not been advised and no investigation is contemplated.
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WA. G. Sorenson
West Smith Street
Hatch Street
Sorenson
Third Ward
Youth Stabbed in Family Feud
Pittsburgh July 17 A long running feud between the Hein and Coll families erupted in violence when 19 year old Albert Heine was stabbed four times in the heart and died en route to St Francis Hospital. Police rounded up nine people as material witnesses including six Hein family members and four Colls amid three fights between the families.
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United Fresh
Pittsburgh
Wyew
Albert Heir
St. Francis Hospital
Francis Elray Coll
Heine
Colls
Heins
Young Goll
Albert
Hein
Coll
Tatile
Blasts Framing of Neutrality Laws
Rear Admiral Yates Stirling Jr says framing neutrality laws is hiding while Rome burns. He urges if the United States stays out of war it should immediately build a two ocean navy and air force to safeguard the Americas. Also notes the Medical Service Association of Pennsylvania announces a low cost medical service for small-income residents under 1999 legislation.
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United Press
New York
Yates Stirling, Jr
Rome
Harte
Americas
Register Medical Service
Harrisburg
The
Medical Service Associattor of Pennsylvania
Atatt Department
Albion Youth Dies in Auto Crash and Wrecks Report
A sequence of weekend accidents in the Albion area leaves Floyd Baron, 19, dead after losing control of a car near Albion at 2 30 am Sunday. Berton Oliver McMillan, 19, critically injured and Wille Barton killed, others injured as wrecks span local towns. Separate incidents include Major Fitzpatrick, 65, killed near Bakerstown while en route to Tionesta dam project, and Oscar Gunnintnam, 48, seriously ill at Butler Hospital. Detective reports detail a drowning death at Pymatun ing Lake and a WPA worker Robert Ewing, 24, in Oil City dying from brain and chest injuries after a fall from a truck. Additional crashes involve Ridgway residents and police investigations into two vehicle collisions near Ridgway and Corry.
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Sev Jfrist
Floyd Baron
Albion
Berton Widh
Oliver McMillan
Rod
Idinboro
McMillan
Wille Barton
Oklahom
Pranell J . Fitzy
Rick
U. S. Army Bygingers
Pittsburgh
Bakerstown
Fitzpatrick
Chenfleur
Oscar Gunnitiznam
Smithfield
Robert Ewing
Oil City
WPA
Orlando Victor
Ridgway
Brockway
Corry Motor
Atbemobile
Lewis Shreve
Sugar Grove
Burdett Merchant
Centerville
Riceville
Yuterday
Harry Carniike
Corry
Robert Tripp
Spring Creek
Cottage Park
Columbus
Hirt
Second attempt to raise Squalus set for Aug 1
Portmouth New Hampshire July 17 a salvage crew plans another lift of the sunken submarine Squalus on August 1 after a near Sunday accident left two pontoons slightly damaged. Three divers reached 90 feet and reported other pontoons attached but not fully secured, with tests showing some gear dropped back to the seabed. In a separate line a Japanese plane crash near Hankow killed 19 aboard, including a major general.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Hankow
WPA roll-cutting strike fails to materialize in Pennsylvania
In Philadelphia and Pennsylvania a strike by WPA workers did not materialize as officials began a broad roll-cutting program. About 176 of 25,000 Philadelphia WPA workers were on strike, yet only one project shut down. Some sites reported reduced hours and protests over wage rules, while national debates over prevailing wage continued without decisive action.
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Mack Johnson
United Priv
Works Progress Administration
Geil
Verlag Fyen
New York
Lsjihianth
Hokentmiessyrainsk
Workers Alliance
Aehiof Cleus
Nuvi
Hiedbanissal
Adulpla Sabath
House
Philadelphia
WPA
Harry Halloran
Philiadelphiaiy
Halloran Sarchas
City Hall
Halloran
Nomination of Charles Alvin Jones Approved by Senate Judiciary
Washington July 17 The Senate Judiciary Committee reported favorably the nomination of Charles Alvin Jones to be a judge of the third appellate court of appeals in Philadelphia. The nominee, a defeated Pennsylvania Democratic gubernatorial candidate, faces a future confirmation vote.
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United Frets
Washington
S¢N
Charles Alvin Jones
Pennsylfvania Democratic Gubernatorio Watch
Thir Elpreal Court of Appeals
Philadeaphila
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