New Jap Movement in China Alarms Jehol Sector Skirmish Fears Rise
Washington records warn of Japanese and Chinese troop movements near Jehol Province as Mukden reports Japanese forces on the Tehol Manchurian border. Chinese officials accuse Japan of worsening tensions amid fears of a broader expansion in Manchuria and Jehol.
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China
Joseph H. Baird
United Press
Washington
Mulkden
Japan
Dehei Province
Mukden
Manchurian-Jehol
Manchuria
Tehol-Manchurian
Tehol
Heh
Jehol
Jehol Provinte
Final Action On Bill Slated Monday Night
The report covers two distinct items. Roger W. Babson proposes a drastic unemployment relief plan that reallocates unemployed workers to community employers with wage fairness and a public works tax for noncompliant firms. In Harrisburg, the appropriation committee revises a $22,075,000 House economy schedule, restoring funds to health welfare and state institutions and detailing updated fiscal provisions for Sanitoria, crippled children's hospital, food purchases, and other departments.
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Effer
United Press Harrisburg
State Senate
Senate
House
Steedle
Commonwealth
Health Department
Crippled Children
Elizabethtown
Scott
Appropriations Committee
Senate Committee
Auditor General
Agriculture
Forests and Waters
Pymatuning
Labor and Industry
State Aeronautics Commission
Mines Department
Pennsylvania Industrial School
Huntingdon
Polk State School
jSenate
Street Repair Jobs to Begin Next Week in City Plan
McDermott Construction of Niles wins East Main and Union street resurfacing contract. City work papers move toward approval before construction starts. Crews will use local labor and set up quarters at the Imperial Hotel Building. A section gang will repair switch racks on East Main Street prior to resurfacing.
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East Main Street
McDermott Construction Company
Niles
East Main
Union Streets
McDermott Company
Hartisburg
C. B. Porter
Sat Erie
Nobluy
McDermott
Imperial Hotel
Bulding
Ita
PR. H
East Mayr Street
Survey shows rural and urban business gains in demand and employment
A United Press survey finds farmers show heavier demand for hardware while livestock prices rise. The report notes more shipping through the Welland Canal, increased air passenger traffic, and plans for more motion picture actor employment, reflecting broader business growth across diverse sectors.
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United Press
Welland Canal
Bean pest spread checked by U S Agriculture traps
Two representatives of the U S Department of Agriculture continued distributing Japanese beetle traps in city gardens. About half the 200 traps were placed, with inspections to start next week. A formula for combating the bean pest was offered: one pound calcium arsenate with seven pounds hydrated lime dusted on plants. A fatal car crash in Homestead killed Geo Pichila, 58, Pittsmurga, after his vehicle struck a pole on Duquesne boulevard near Kennywood Park. He died at Homestead hospital.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
R. L. Dart
New England
Dartt
A. L. Lang
Agriculture Department
Erie County Farm Bureau
Homestead
Geo
Pittsmurga
Duquesne Boulevard
Kennywood Park
Homestead Hospital
Injured 89 year old resident dies after fall
Mrs. Bila Shafer, 89, longtime Corry resident of 34 West Pleasant Street, died after injuries from a fall on her home steps on June 22. Born July 5, 1848 in Mount Morris, she lived in Corry over sixty years. Her husband Alexander Shafer died in 1900 and she leaves a single relative, Roy W. Shatter of Pittsburgh. Funeral services set for Friday at 1:30 p.m. conducted by Rev. W. A. Johns with interment at Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Bila Sheer
Carry
Shafer
West Pleasant Street
Mount Morris
Corry
Alexander Shafer
W. Pleasant Street
Roy W. Shater
Pittsburgh
John Brown Picnic Set for New Richmond Farm
The annual John Brown Memorial association picnic will be held on the John Brown farm at New Richmond, Pennsylvania, on Saturday, August 1. Vice President William R. Lingo reports a good program and hopes to surpass last year’s record attendance of eight hundred. F A Loveland of Corry is coordinating the program with details to be released next week.
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John Brown Memorial Association
John Brown
New Richmond
William R. Linzo
Bess Heath Olmstead
Corry
Washington
Lingo
F. A. Loveland
Yielnity
Bank HoldUp in Morton Pa Claims $4000
State police teletype warns all stations to watch for a Packard sedan fleeing the scene of a $4,000 hold-up at a Morton Pennsylvania bank in Delaware County.
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Pittsburgh
Morton, Pa
Delaware County
Clearfield County Fair Cancelled For This Year
Clearfield PA July 21 The Clearfield County Fair held annually for 72 years is canceled this year. The County Agricultural Society says only $1200 was raised to cover a deficit carried from last year.
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Clearfield
Clearfield County
County Agricultural Society
Veterans Plan Barnstorming Tour Amid Food Crisis
Roy W. Robertson, leader of a protest group, announced plans for a 48 hour action and a future barnstorming tour to urge Congress for bonus legislation. His men, nearly out of food, awaited police provisions and feared police action as they prepared to move by freight train to rally lawmakers.
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United Press
Washington
Roy W. Robertson
Cap Atalek
Robertson
Mayflower Hotel
Powell
Chie
Waters
Glassford
Philadelphia Unemployed March on City Hall Planned
Philadelphia July 21 plans were formulated for a march of the unemployed on City Hall with organizers predicting thousands joining a gathering on the north plaza. Police officials expected only a few thousand and the march is linked to the Unemployed Citizen's League of Philadelphia and its textile supports.
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Philadelphia
City Hall
Citizen's League of Philadelphia
RFC Prepares 70 Administer Big Relief Fund
Washington Jay 21 The government moves to unleash $2 122 000 000 unemployment relief as Hoover prepares to sign the bill. RC officials await two new directors and a formal start within weeks. The drive seeks loans to create jobs and feed thousands amid a flood of inquiries from states cities and firms and 40 000 job applications from private citizens.
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United Press
Washington
Hoover
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Reconstruction Corporation
White House
Corporation
Reconstruction
Miners Strike At Sayreton Mines Amid Superintendent Discharge
Miners at the Sayreton mines of Republic Steel Corp in Birmingham Alabama walked out after reports of the discharge of a mine superintendent. About 600 miners at No 1 and No 2 Sayreton mines left their posts without violence.
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Birmingham
Ala
Sayreton
The
Republic Steel Corp
Noo 1
No. 2
Company A to Return to City After Maneuvers
After two weeks of intensive maneuvers the 12th Infantry based at Mount Gretna will pack and depart for home, with the Corry guardsmen set to return Saturday morning. The 111th and 12th regiments defended Indiantown Gap, while the 108th cavalry moved to Colebrook for rest. An air squadron at Middletown staged a night demonstration with parachute flares, as a G-ship formation lit the sky and Maj Gen William G. Price Jr. observed the critique of field maneuvers.
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12Th Infantry
Mount Gretna
Corry
United Press
O'Neil
Mt. Gretna
Pennsylvania National Guards
Indiantown Gap
U.S. Army
Middletown
William G. Price
Junkers Party Back in Power in Germany
In Berlin on July 21 the old aristocracy of the Hohenzollern dynasty returned to power via a de facto dictatorship and martial law in Prussia. Franz von Papen’s cabinet holds historic power, threatens further removal of socialist officials, and may outlaw Communists who aim to strike. The Junkers party regains influence, undermining postwar republican gains. Three people were wounded in clashes between Fascists and Socialists near the Ruhr, following a Saloon confrontation.
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Berlin
Prussia
Reich
Franz von Papen
United States
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Bismarck
Germany
Hohenzollerns
Junkers Party
Party of Wealth and
Tron Front Sociatiste
Buer
Ruhr
Armed Pickets Menace Workers in Indiana Coal Field
Indianapolis dispatch reports Gov. Harry G. Leslie and the National Guard sent toward a disrupted coal region near Dugger to curb violent protests by picketers amid wage bargaining deadlock. Mines face unemployment, with miners taking shelter underground and officials seeking peaceful settlement while deputies are scarce.
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United Press Indianapolis
Tnd
Harry G. Leslie
Dagger
Uy Hosier
Guy
Leile
Vate Nationmal
Giactlis
Eroops
Shakamak
Dugger
Leslie
Te Min
Sherif Wesley Willams
Williams
World Daily
Soviet Leader Urges Hoover Plan At Geneva Talks
Soviet foreign minister Maxim Litvinov pressed for inclusion of President Hoover’s plan to cut armaments by one third in the final Geneva conference resolution. Litvinov, fluent in English, argued the proposal was essential though U S delegates favored adopting the text without such figures. The debate, seen by observers as a rare moment of amplified American influence, marked a contentious path toward a broader arms reduction accord.
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Hoover
Stewart Brown
United Press
Geneva
Sly
Maxim Litvinov
United
Itvinoff
New York Eastside
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Roger W. Babson
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R.F.C
Mount Gretba
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