Corry Hunters Rally for Roosevelt in Erie Campaign Night
A large Democratic rally at Erie Municipal Building showcased support for the New Deal and the Roosevelt ticket. Key speakers, led by Brank T. Babbitt and Charles J. Dutton, emphasized six New Deal aims and urged high voter turnout on Tuesday amid GOP criticism of federal aid. Local hunting news noted few injuries as small game season opened nationwide and seven deaths reported statewide.
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Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Waterford
Union City
iBrank T. Babbitt
Ioe
Joseph J. Rogan
Evie County Commissioners
Rogan
Finneran
Corry
Erie
Charles J. Dutton
Unitariw
Dutton
Isbor
Han
Jn One
Corry Smters
Walter Patterson
Erie County
Pile Advices
Swhich
Charles Barber
Harrisburg
Otis Henry Hamm
Saxton
Huntingdon
Bradford
Physis Hias
Dan Berry
Roulette
Dan
Fred
Coudersport
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Low Bid Wins Wayne Road Contract in Erie District
Among 40 bids opened by the state highway department on seven projects totaling 1998 miles, Charles Fry Construction Company of Erie submitted the low bid for Wayne township Route 89 near Wayne, 1.77 miles of 20 foot reinforced concrete, at 60,801 dollars. Other bids included Walter Rae for Butler viaduct work at 6,608 dollars, Freeland McHale & Patten for Leechburg area bridges at 279,692 dollars, and Putman Contracting for Blair County penetration surfaces at 114,166 dollars.
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Eve County
Wayne Township
Charles Fry Construction Company
Erie
Butler County
City of Butler
Rae
Pittsburgh
Armatrong
Westmoreland
Leechburg
West Leechburg
Allegheny Township
Dimie
Girler
Freeland
McHale & Patten
Blair County
Ants Township
Putman
Wayne
Hauptmann defense and federal actions headline late news
United Press reports Edward J. Heilly, Brooklyn attorney, retained as counsel for Bruno Hauptmann in the Lindbergh case, replacing James Fawcett. Federal agents arrive in Lisbon Ohio to detain Anam Riphetti, 26, a confederate of gang leader Pretty Boy Floyd. Senator Pittman pledges to introduce a postwar veterans bonus bill upon convening in January. A government conciliator may be sent to Pennsylvania over the anthracite miners strike. US oil talks with Japan and Manchoukuo paused pending Japan’s views. The Lt. Rol David crew of seven is missing after the ship’s hull was found buried on the north shore near Old Town Bay.
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New York
Edward J. Heilly
Brooklyn
Attopney
Bruno F. Hauptmann
Lindbergh
James M. Fawcett
Washington
Pennsylvania
Seven Islands Bay
Rol David
Americanism or Grundyism in Pennsylvania voters
A fiery Corry and Pennsylvania election appeal denounces Grundy oligarchy and Republican intimidation. It urges workers to vote their convictions, end industrial slavery, and back a 1944 emancipation proclamation style vote for freedom and democratic government.
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Pennsylvania
Wren
Dorror
Grundy Oligarchy
Fantary Workers of
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Mussolini
Stalin
Grundy
Sinonia
Truck Driver Dies From Truck Fire Fire Caused by Cigarette
North Tonawanda, N Y November 3 Charles Swift 38 of Erie Pa a truck driver died today from burns after a fire broke out in the cab of his truck. The blaze is thought to have been started by a cigarette he had been smoking before he fell asleep.
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North Tonawanda
Charles Swift
Eric
Heell
Ford to spend half billion on 1935 car program
United Press reports Ford plans a 1935 program costing about 415 million dollars, distributed to 6,008 U.S. firms. Major line items include 100,000 bodies, 75 million for metals, 82 million for upholstery and finishing, 22.5 million in tires, and 58.6 million for steel.
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Detroit
Ford
United States
Additton
Ford Mills
River Rouge
Ford Company
Republicans Lead in Special Enrollment in Corry
Two hundred fourteen voters were added to the qualified list for the November election in Corry after a Thursday special registration at the Municipal Building. Frank J. Lillie supervised in the second precinct of the First Ward. Republicans outnumbered Democrats two to one with 147 Republicans registered, 65 Democrats, and 2 Prohibitionists.
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Corry
Frank J. Lillie
Federal agents to supervise Pennsylvania elections
Philadelphia dispatch reports federal undercover agents will oversee Pennsylvania elections next Tuesday to curb fraud and vote buying. Democratic leaders request Justice Department operatives cross the state, while Senator Rect pledges to seek investigations into campaign expenditures by both major parties.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Justice Department
Congressional Campaign
David A. Rect
Senate
Richard J. Beamish
Gifford Pinchot
Allegheny
Montgomery
Delaware
Schuylkill
Northuumberland
Beamish
Gold shipments resume as dollar rises in Paris
Paris, Nov 2 Gold shipments to the United States resumed as the dollar rose. The American stabilization fund was activated to discourage unprofitable dispatches. Francs stood at 15.1811 to the dollar, the high since devaluation. One American bank planned a 20 million shipment in New York, possibly the first in a series if the dollar stayed above the profitable level.
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Paris
United States
American Stabilization Fund
New York
Waa
Belize
Roosevelt
Five Point Plan for Stimulation Foreign Trade
New York November 2 A five point program to promote closer cooperation between American foreign trade interests and the government and increase trade was outlined by George N Peel special adviser to the president The plan includes government cooperation to clean up exchange problems equal backing for American foreign interests accurate statistics on modern financial and commercial relationships unification of 60 federal agencies handling foreign trade and a policy of selected imports and exports emphasizing agricultural products and needed raw materials Palatable reforms aim to recover foreign trade and balance the domestic economy
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United Press
New York
George N. Peel
Peek
Odi
United States
Life sentence for phantom killer imposed in Ohio
In Overwhelming a motion for new trial Common Pleas Judge J Oglevee sentenced David D Ascanin, known as the phantom killer, to life imprisonment in the Ohio state penitentiary. The case details show a lengthy trial and the judge's ruling on the motion for new trial. Also noted is a Pittsburgh divorce: Richard Palin, 4 years old is unclear. but the divorce of Nellie Palin from Wilkes-Barre, Pa was granted after she allegedly subjected him to abusive language and desertion. The report also mentions James J. Murphy, a visitor from Pittsburgh, returning home.
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Common Pleas
Oglevee
David D'Ascanin
Ohio State Penitentiary
Pittsburgh
Rlichard Palin
Elizabeth
Nellie Palin
Wilkes-Barre
Palin
Qife
James J. Murphy
Relief Chief Strikes Back at Republicans in Washington
Federal Relief Administrator Harry L Hopkins rebutted Republican critics charging NEHA and FHA allocations favor elections. He argued the GOP aims to curb relief spending and warned voters that Democrats will gain after election day. He claimed Republicans would halt relief funds if empowered.
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Washington
Harry L. Hopkins
NEHA
Republican National Committee
Henry P. Fletcher
Hopkins
Fletcher
Italy
Fistcher
FERA
Shether
Republican Committee
Graduated Income Tax Aims to Ease School Levies
Waynesburg Pa Nov 2 A Democratic plan backed by state chairman David L Lawrence proposes a graduated income tax to absorb excessive school levies and an assessment of real estate held by utility companies. The party pledges a graduated meter to enable large scale reductions in school taxes on real estate in cities and rural districts.
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Waynesburg
Ani
Democratic Party
David L. Lawrence
Nera Lastight
Dewierce
Corry Men At Road Als'n Meet At Edinboro
The Highland Towns Association of Erie County met at Culbertson Hills Country Club in Edinboro on Thursday evening. About eighty members attended led by Harry Engh as president in J J Desmonds absence. Dr Carmen Ross superintendent at Edinboro State Teachers College spoke on educational challenges and Pennsylvania schools. Business sessions adopted a Route 6 North designation and scheduled quarterly meetings. Route 79 for February was chosen. C F Brown Roosevelt Highway head reported on Wellsboro meeting. committees were appointed and routine business completed.
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Highland Towns Association
Carmen Ross
Edinboro State Teachers’ College
C. F. Brown
P. Brown
James P. Mead
Lloyd Stowe
Highland Towns
Erie County
Culbertson Hills Country Club
Edinboro
Edinboro State Teachers' College
Pennsylvania
Harry Engh
J. J. Desmond
Albion
C.F. Brown
Roosevelt Highway Association
Wellsboro
Death Claims Monte Burt in Coudersport
Word reached here that Monte Burt, a well known road booster and former president of the highway association, dropped dead in Coudersport last evening. He was a prominent figure in local transportation circles and led the Corny Man yaw beads group.
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C. #. Brown
Roosevelt Highway Association
Coudersport
Monte Burt
Birt
Highway Association
George Polley Dies In Highway Train Crash
George B Polley 18 of Bear Lake was killed when his Chevrolet coupe was struck broadside by Erie train No 5 at the Bear Lake depot crossing at 7 20 this morning. The train carried the car 150 feet and Polley was mangled dead. Coroner Ed Lowrey sent a deputy for immediate investigation. Polley, employed on a highway construction job, lived with his grandmother Mrs Julia Sands and is survived by father Truman Polley of Celoron and brother Francis Polley of Spring Creek. Undertaker Schoonover of Sugar Grove prepared the body. funeral arrangements not yet completed.
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Bear Lake
Erie
New York
Young Polley
Consdictor Pipe
Cleveland
Robert
Meadvill
Ed. Lowrey
Warren County
Julia Sands
Polley
Truman Polley
Céloron
Francis Polley
Spring Creek
Schoonover
Sugar Grove
Corry Escapes Heavy Snowstorm In Brief Blizzard
Corry and vicinity avoided the worst of a miniature blizzard that hit late yesterday, with several inches of snow west of Union City and in Crawford and Venango counties. Franklin reports 1.5 inches official. outlying areas up to four inches. Temperatures hovered near 28 to 29 degrees as hunters resumed fields today.
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Union City
Crawford
Venango
Franklin
Venango County
Belds
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