Landon to speak at Chautauqua and West Middlesex
Republican presidential nominee Gov. Alf Landon plans a campaign swing in August reaching Chautauqua N Y West Middlesex and Buffalo to rally support. The first stop will run August 20 to 25 with dates later announced. The visit is seen as boosting local turnout and ties to the East campaign effort.
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Emblicans
Corry
Mear
Urava
Middlesex
T ‘He Kansay
D. M. Ktaom
Townsend Club Ears Report on Convention
The Townsend club reports on the recent national convention held in Cleveland with delegates from two groups. G A Flieger, longtime Corry club member, reviews the event and criticizes misrepresentation by the press. Attendance averaged 17 900 at sessions, 42 000 at the Sunday stadium meeting. William Scott notes separate state caucuses and Pennsylvania’s stance against the third party movement. Mrs Katherine Church’s report to President Covell was read. the matter concerns temporary state civic matters awaiting the Pennsylvania state convention.
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Townsend
Cleveland
Grand Theatre
G. A. Flieger
Frst
Corry Club
United Press
William Scott
Club No. 2
Pennsylvania
Katherine Church
A. W. Covell Arilly
Road To Ruin Signals Retail Boom In First Half
New York reports a Standard Statistics cut Mt survey showing mail order sales up about 87 percent from the previous year as retailers stage the strongest first half since 1990. Department store dollars rise 10 percent, the sharpest gain for any first half since 1928, while specialty and furniture stores post over 20 percent gains.
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New York
Late News Highlights From Flood Affected Rural Areas
Reports from the north central flooded region describe crops saved by rains and prospects of later harvest. Ontario plans a twenty million dollar inheritance tax, while a Chicago estate sale involves large sums and disputed rights. A jury weighs the John Peifer case in a major racketeering theft. Predictions of Lehman’s defeat surface from a new union party, and a New York jeweler faces inquiry over thirty thousand dollars in stolen bonds. A Washington tally registers an all time high heat toll with one thousand two hundred eighty nine deaths by mid July.
Coleman Band Delights Big Crowd In City Park Concert
The Coleman Band of Union City led by Orval Flated played a two hour program in the city park under the Golden Rule Club. The audience from Columbus Clymer Onion City and rural areas enjoyed martial and popular numbers. The concert ended with The Star Spangled Banner and sparked plans for more Golden Rule Club events and possibly Shrine Band of Erie appearances.
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Coleman Band of
Union City
Golden Rule Club
Victor Herbert
Coleman Band
Columbus
Clymer
Onion City
Erie County
Pennsylvania
Orval Flated
Shrine Band of
Erie
Ammer’ Eails
Germany Recognizes Ethiopian Conquest Under Fascist Axis
Rome July 25 United Press reports Germany has acknowledged Italy's conquest of Ethiopia, the first major power to do so. An official spokesman said recognition was granted, with Ulrich von Hassell and Count Galeazzo Ciano cited, signaling Hitler's plan to shift legation duties from Addis Ababa to a consulate general.
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Germany
Ethiopia
United Press
Rome
Italy
Ulrich von Hassel
Count Geleazzo Cano
Adolf Hitler
Addis Ababa
Loyal forces engage rebels outside Madrid
Spain’s civil war rages as loyalist and rebel troops clash in Guadarrama for Madrid’s gateways. Albacete surrenders to government forces while bombardments hit Morocco and San Sebastian. Refugees flee Gibraltar as British and French diplomats arrange embassies at Guernetarrabia. The MEXICO CITY strike ends after direct talks.
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United Press
Spain
Guadarrama Mountains
Madrid
Nin
Jose Oiral
Popular Front
Gival
Spanish Morocco
Mediterranean
Cval
Guadarrama
Albacete
Guadarramas
U. S
Claude G. Bowers
Bowers
San Sebastian
Guenterrabia
Bidassoa
Hendaye
Popular—Front
Gibraltar
Algeciras
Repulse
Malta
Gordon Highlanders
Morocco
Mexico
Mexico City
Wayne Township farmer dies from mowing accident
A Wayne Township farmer died after a mowing incident last Friday. Janet Provlar, age 72, long-time Beaverdan resident, was killed when a mower overturned and struck her delayed cause remains under investigation at Gory Hospital. Further details appear on page two.
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Janet
Lye Vicine
Beaverdan
Gory
DRAINING POND FOR BLACK LEGION VICTIMS
A tentative survey of a man’s crown council points to a capite in the effort to locate Black foe glon murder victims. Prosecutor D. McCred of Wayne county may decide to deal with the pond later in the investigation.
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Black Legion
United Press
D. ©. McCred
Wayne County
Death for man who used snake to murder wife
A jury condemned Units, press angles to death for murdering his seventh wife by tying her to a table and forcing her foot into a box of live snakes before drowning her in a fiendish plot to collect $21,000 in insurance. The case, led by Judge Charles W. Fricke, followed nine hours of deliberation.
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Angles
S. Jamies Cdimly
Charles W. Fricke
Charles H. Hope
Mary‘ Busch James
James
Mirderiye
Urat
Allen
Corry Loses Bid For Rural Carriers Meet
Corry delegates led an effort to host the 1987 convention of the Pennsylvania Royal Letter Carriers Association. Bloomsburg won by 115 to 101, costing Corry a potential tie. Corry may invite the association to meet here in 1998.
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Bloomsburg
Corry
Pennsylvania, Royal Letter Carriers’ Association
Glyde Hall
Dinner Shuss
Golden Rule Club
Pennsylvania
Independent Democrats proposed by GOP bolters
United Press reports the GOP is rallying support for an Independent Democrats movement to oppose the Roosevelt administration in 1936. Plans target New York and New England areas with figures like Allred and Smith as possible bolters, while Lin don and Knox linked to Lanston plans.
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Lyle G. Wilson
United Press
New York
Oorganizaion
Roosevelt
Allred F
Smith
Bottex
New England
Ohio
Democratic Party
Daroon Avtive
Bolt
Lundonite
Novemer
Landon
Popelea Jing
Guy
AL M
Pray Knox
Mentionas
Newton D. Baker
Sen
Atlee Pomierene
Lanston Democrats
Baker
Extensive improvements at Hotel Corry announced
The Hotel Corry undergoes a full renovation and redecoration program enhancing lobby dining room and grill areas. A new organization of the Corry Hotel Upperling Company is announced with RR Cappe as president and Jr G Oswalt as vice president and manager. The reorganized firm reflects Pittsburgh links after a recent bank acquisition.
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Hotel Corry
Ree
Corry
Folowing
RR. Cappe
Fr. G. Oswalt, Jr
H.W. Bush
W. H. Caldwell
C. W. Knorr
Pittsburgh
Hunger Army to Stage Another Demonstration
United Press reports in Harrisburg that hunger marchers plan another rally as political clashes stall relief for 907,000 unemployed. Debate over tax yields, liquor profits for relief, and tax notes fuels delay while about 300 marchers linger in the capital demanding $10,000,000 in aid through February.
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Morey J. Potten
United Press
Harrisburg
Oulu
Hieglaite
Senate Finance Committee
GOP
Une Republicare
Enialy
Uncle Clevenger Quizzed In College Girl Murder
Police questioned W L Clevenger the NC State dairy farm expert and uncle of Helen Clevenger in Asheville after his arrest near Fletcher. He was held incommunicado as officers pursue a possible confession, following the niece Hellen Clevenger a New York University student murdered in North Carolina. The case centers on the uncle’s involvement as investigators seek motive and leads.
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Helen Clevenger
Asheville
E. Gayton Moore
Thited
Asheville, N
Bumboombe County
W. L. Clevenger
North Carolina State College
Lauraice Brown
Fletcher, C
Americans Trapped in Madrid Embassy As Escape Lanes Close
Washington reports all escape routes from Spain blocked for about 140 Americans at the Madrid embassy. Secretary Hull learns from E. C. Wendelin that Portugal, the previous evacuation path, is closed. Morale inside the embassy remains high with food supplies for weeks, but prospects for rescue are dim amid ongoing battle near Madrid and fears of international complications.
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United Press
Washington
Spain
Madrid
E. C. Wendelin
Cordell Hull
Hull
Wendelin
Portuga
Escapiy
Uney
Bishop Gallagher backs Coughlin in papal visit plan
Bishop M J Gallagher told United Press by telephone from Naples that Father Coughlin’s visit to the Vatican could be discussed during his trip. He says Coughlin is powerful and receiving a full reception, praising his teaching on papal encyclicals. He dismisses U S fuss as ridiculous and notes Mrs Cavout’s plan for a visit on Wednesday.
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Unite Frese
Rome
M. J. Gallagher
United Press
Naples
Charley E. Coughlin
Vatican
United States
Father Coughlin
Gallagher
Eo XII
Pitt
United
Cotton at Highest Futures in Two Years
United Fresh New Orusans reports July 25 cotton futures rising to 14 cents per pound, up 185 points or about $8.76 per bale, marking the highest level in two years before option expiration. The market movement reflects strong buying and the sensational price advance.
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United Fresh New Orusans
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Lehman
Buffalo
Charles E. Coughlin
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