Labor Day Plans For Corny Veterans Parade Committee Named
Corny to celebrate Labor Day under Lieut A W Thompson Post 204 Veterans of Foreign Wars with city citizens prompting a large event in City Park. A bugle and drum parade contests and athletic games lead a broad program with Francis Duke as general chairman and a full list of committee heads for music, contests, concessions, lunch, ads and publicity.
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A. W. Thompson
Lautney
Francis Duke
Merle Amy
Walter Scott
A. Duke
Paul Quinlisk
CB. Clark
Paul Lines
Charles Keating
Eugene Seth
Postal Heads at Conneaut Favor Roosevelt Plan
Postmaster Harry Auer of this city attended a joint meeting at Conneaut Lake Park where four postal groups ended their convention with speeches by John A. Brennan and Leo George in support of President Roosevelt social legislation for postal workers including the 40 hour week bill before the Senate. Mrs. Charles Crosby of Mendville and Joseph Clark of Natron also addressed the gathering as national and local postal officials urged enactment.
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Conneaut Lake Park
Congress
Pennsylvania Federation of Rural Letter Carriers
Western Pennsylvania Postmasters Association
Auer
Heard John A. Brennan
Parcel Post
Leo George
Federation of Postal Clerks
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Senate
Charles MN. Crosby
Mendville
Congressman Crosby
Joseph €. Clark
Natron
The
Postmasters Association
Suspect Held in Chester Bank Holdup
A man with no prior record, identified by federal agents as matching a bank bandit description, is held in the Chester Delaware County National Bank robbery. He was arrested in Camden and waived extradition as DOJ agents continue fingerprint work on the abandoned car found at Yeadon, a Philadelphia suburb.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Delaware
Cowny National Bank of
Chester
Camden
Department of Justice
Yeadon
Move to Speed Up Tax Bill By Democrats
United Press reports in Washington on July 23 that House Ways and Means Democrats moved to tax inheritances starting at 50 dollars and to speed a tentative Roosevelt tax bill. A secret session set an exemption from part of the tax and near agreement on inheritance tax rates ranging from four percent on those between 50,000 and 60,000 to 72 percent on amounts between 8,000,000 and 10,000,000.
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United Press
Washington
House Ways and Means Committee
School heads to discuss change of constitution
Conference at Pennsylvania State College July 30 to August 4 will address whether teachers should participate in constitutional revision campaigns. Speakers include Attorney General Charles J Margiotti and Superintendent Lester Ke Ade. topics cover education finance laws and public relations for schools.
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Pennsylvania State College
Ralph
Corry
Prank H. Koos
Charles J. Margiotti
Lester Ke. Ade
Lynn G. Adams
William H. Bristow
State Bureau of Education
Dorr . Crosley
State Bureau of School Administration and Finance
W. P. Loomis
Division of Industrial and Continung Uon Education
Leon Newton
Camden
Third Party Movement Spreading in South
July 23 in Hot Springs Arkansas Marshal Purvis former campaign manager of Senator Hattie Caraway predicted the formation of a third party in Arkansas to repudiate the Roosevelt administration. He argued the South seeks to preserve autonomy and the heritage of self-government insisting a thin party repudiating the administration is inevitable. The South is said to face sectional tyranny.
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United Press Hot
Italy Suspends Gold Coverage to Finance War Purchases
Rome dispatch reports Italy suspends the gold coverage law to finance war purchases amid a national outcry against Japan over Ethiopia. Premier Mussolini denounces Japan through the Milan Popolo d Italia, accusing it of aggression and breaking peace. The decree cites urgent foreign payment needs but keeps the gold standard in theory. End-of-year East African expedition spending reached about 83.8 million dollars with a 20.6 million deficit, though financials are overshadowed by anti-Japanese sentiment.
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Thomas B. Morgan
United Press
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Japan
Benito Mussolini
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France
Pan
Britons Ordered to Evacuate Abyssinia in Emergency
London reports Britain completed plans to evacuate its subjects from Ethiopia if needed while warning missionary societies to relocate scattered workers toward Addis Ababa. The move comes amid heightened cabinet anxiety over the Italian Ethiopian dispute.
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United Press
London
Great Britain
Ethiopia
Addis Ababa
Italian Envoy Skips Ethiopian Reception on Emperor's Birthday
Italian minister Luigi Vinci-Gignucci absented himself from a reception hosted by Emperor Haile Selassie I in Addis Ababa to observe the emperor's fourth birthday. The absence signals Rome's displeasure over the emperor's recent anti Mussolini speech charging Italy with seeking war in its own interests.
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Shans
United Press
Ababa
Ethiopia
Luigi Vinci-Gignucci
Haile Selassie I
Italy
Benito Mussolini
Jap gunboat fires near mission school at Hankow
A Japanese gunboat at Hankow fired during practice on July 18 or 19, dropping several bullets into the Yopchaw Renowned Church near the mission school. No damage reported. The Japanese Consulate General promised an investigation into the incident.
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King
Réformed
Yopchaw
Sknikal
Hankow
Terre Haute Under Rule of Guardsmen
Terre Haute leaders defy union pickets as National Guardsmen disperse four thousand demonstrators with tear gas to seize Columbian Enameling and Stamping Company. Four companies deployed, seven arrests, cases to be handled by a military court. Unionists retreat as authorities restore order.
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Terre Haute
Allenec
Dibble
United Press
Ind
Columbbian Enameling and Stamping
Funds Denied for Kane Ordnance Depot Construction
Washington July 23 Officials of the War Department denied they had withdrawn an application for 4,500,000 work relief funds for an ordnance storage depot at Kane Pennsylvania. The department is not fully committed to Kane but favors a nearby location. Administrator Harry Hopkins will decide if the project meets work relief criteria.
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Washington
War Department
Kane
Harry Hopkins
Police Disperse 3,000 Pickets at Camden Strike
Police in flying wedges broke a 3,000 strong picket line at the New York shipbuilding yards in Camden. Minor fights erupted as about 400 of 4,600 strikers returned to work during a melee when timekeepers reporting for work triggered the disorder. Police allowed jeering pickets to remain across the roadway after dispersing the crowd.
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Paul F. Ellis
United Press
Camden
N. J
New York
Wealthiest Baby Closely Guarded
New York July 23 The world's wealthiest baby, the newborn son of John Jacob Astor, is already closely guarded against kidnapping. The infant's 22 year old father said he intends to keep the child in seclusion throughout his early life and will be protected more than Lindbergh’s second child.
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John Jacob Astor
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Charles A. Lindbergh
Perfect Lover Confesses Slayings In Mercer County
Mercer county reports the so called perfect lover who cried as he confessed to his sweetheart that he killed his wife. Pate Jemine a 36 year old Farrell barber is to face the grand jury in September on charges of shooting his wife on June 22, 1934. Helen McCrear a former Columbia High School teacher visits the Mallervin household in Columbus.
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Mercer
Mercer County
Merer County
Pate Jemine
Farrell
Mins
Helen McCrear
Fairfield
Columbia High School
Henry Maller
Vin Columbus
One Man Liquor Stores Planned Across Pennsylvania
Preparations underway to open about 250 one man liquor stores within sixty days. Stores will appear in Albion and Union City in Erie County and Youngsville Sheffield and Tidioute in Warren County. Board secretary Harry G. Banzhott said locations are being surveyed, options will be leased, and staff drawn from existing personnel. Stores to stay open at least seven hours daily with possible staggered morning afternoon and night shifts.
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Harry G. Banzhott
Albion
Union City
Erie County
Youngsville
Sheffield
Tidioute
Warren County
Banzhott
Department of Property and Supplies
Order Dissolution of Catholic Front Fighters Association
Berlin July 23 Gen Hermann Goering ordered dissolution of the Association of Catholic Front Fighters, saying a confessional front fighters organization tended to disunite the people and undermine national unity.
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United Press Berlin
Hermann Goering
Secret
Catholic Front
Farm Bloc Wins State Support For Refinancing
Farm bloc inflationists claim support from several state legislatures for a $3 billion currency refinancing plan aimed at liquidating farm debts. The Braaler Lemke bill would court farmers’ control over debt relief agencies and the Federal Reserve, with debates over moratoriums and farmers’ congress power.
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Lyle C. Wilson
United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Farmers' Congress
Mr. Roosevelt
Federal Reserve Board
Supreme Court
Lynn J. Frazier
N. D
Whiliam Lemke
William J. Borah
Idaho
Senate
Detective Scofia to explain movements to jury in theft case
New York July 23 Nori Scofia famed detective faces a chance to explain his movements to a jury after recovery in Minnesota of 50 000 from an insurer and 185 000 worth of jewels stolen in New York three months earlier He is on trial for perjury regarding identifying those who returned jewelry stolen from Mrs Margaret Hawkesworth Bull in a Miami hotel last January Prosecutor J Howard Carter says Scofia was a dealer in stolen goods for insurance money and may have fenced the jewels to extract a payout
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Scofia
United Press
New York
Nori Scofia
Charice
Minin
Scaffa
Margaret Hawkesworth Bull
Miami
J. Howard Carter
Careful Observance of Rules of Life Urged
FE C House, sales training expert and noted inspirational speaker, urged Rotary Club members to play life by its rules. He warned that neglecting rules could trigger 57 major complications and derail careers years later. His rapid talk featured examples of powerful figures ruined by rule violations.
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FE. C. House
Rotary Club
Hotel Corry
Mr. House
Will Levy Against All Back Head Taxes
Corry school district efforts to meet monthly payrolls and reduce debt led tax collector George H. Gordon to warn delinquents that attachments and revenues will be issued August 1 for unpaid per capita taxes from 1992 to 194. He urged payment of the $4 head tax before month’s end to avoid penalties. Costs of levying could rise for overdue payments. Snyder Wins at Sharon
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George H. Gordon
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