Hooverism or the New Deal in Pennsylvania
An editorial frames the November Pennsylvania election as a choice between Hooverism and the New Deal. It praises Governor Earle and Democratic policies for aiding workers and broad-based reform, while arguing Republicans want to avoid the issue. It warns that returning to Hoover-era defeat and bank closures would harm the mass public.
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Pennsylvania
Herbert Hoover
Arthur H. James
Judge James
Roosevelt
Earle
Grundy
Harrisburg
Earle Attacks James Over Money Ties in Senate Race
United Press reports Governor Earle accused Arthur James of funding his reform candidacy with nearly five hundred thousand dollars from backers seeking a safe choice. He blasted James for pledging harsh post New Deal measures and defended his own social welfare and tax policies, claiming four-year costs to aid the needy total about 250 million.
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United Press
Philadet Phta
Gove Menge H. Fave
Roosevelt
Arthur 4
James
Renaultna
Arthur James
Earle
Jamies
Seshal Po
Farle
No Decision Yet In Erie Corry Voter Registration Case
Judge I M Barnett of Perry county heard arguments in the case to restrain the Registration Commission from removing voter registration cards at Corry and Erie. About 124 Corry voters and several hundred Erie voters are affected. An injunction was issued to halt card removals. decision expected later today after a lengthy hearing.
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I. M. Barnett
Perry County
Erle
Registration Commission
Corry
Eesho
Erie
Dies and Ickes Engaged in Dining Room Battle
Washington November 2 Chairman Dies of the house committee Investigating un American activities engaged today in a name calling contest with Secretary of the Interior Ickes. The argument began with charges by Dies that two Public Works Administration projects were cancelled in his district. It developed into an exchange over a possible inquiry into the monster Martians invasion of New Jersey Sunday night.
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Washington
Dies
Tex
House Committee
Ickes
Dier
Thes
Public Works Administration
New Jersey
Bard Defends Antlered Deer Season Open
Harrisburg Nov 2 The commonwealth defends the open antlered deer season in Dauphin county court in a suit by seven taxpayers from York Adams and Franklin counties seeking to restrain the State Game Commission from permitting the period November 28 to December 2. Attorney General Guy K Bard argues a skewed deer ratio justifies the harvest and notes prior seasons in 1928 and 1931. He says the commission studied conditions before declaring the season and that there will be no open season this year on antlered deer.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Commonwealth
Dauphin County
Equity
York
Adama
Frankin
State Game Commission
Guy K. Bard
Bard
Game Commission
Pickets Fight At Plant Hurts Four In Ohio Steel Yard
Pickets of the Steel Workers Organization were driven away from Jones and Laughlin Steel plants in Plcasburgh after sporadic fighting. Four men were hurt and several factory workers were manhandled during the incident on the night of November 2.
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United Press Plcasburgh
Steel Workers Organzing Committee
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corporation
Corry Civic Employees Association Sets 750 Member Goal
The newly organized Civic Employees' Association of Corry aims to develop the city through volunteer effort. Carl Henton leads as president as the group, formed to promote welfare, harmony, and community projects, plans to enlist a large membership for broad support.
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Civic Employees’ Association of
Toms Ausagemenk
Cars
Corr
Corry delegates discuss boosting industry and civic work
At a Tuesday meeting Dr N T Quiette urged a new employees association to serve Corry by unselfish civic effort. John A Blatt praised the group as a strong, united force likened to a vital downtown body and urged wholehearted support to attract new industry to Corry.
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N. T. Quiette
Association
Elt of
Corry
Employees’ Association
Peace Path Of Gambling Inquiry Reported In Europe
Great Britain's drive for peace with dictators unfolds on four fronts as Hull urges a reciprocal trade path. Parliament debates a Britain Italy friendship pact, seeks gas warfare bans, and extends appeasement into foreign trade amid German central Europe influence and Japanese China moves.
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Joe Alex Morris
United Press
Great
U. S
Cordell Hull
Neville Chamberlain
Italy
Europe
Britain
France
Germany
Wain
House
Commons
China
Election of Dems urged to relieve taxes
Warren Pa Nov 2 The Democratic women's caravan urged voters to elect Charles Alvin Jones as governor to sustain and expand the program reducing Pennsylvania real estate taxes. Speakers claimed state relief has already saved homeowners, with county relief and township bonds now handled by the state. The group said state oversight will extend to school construction costs, and later maintenance for the mentally ill and others supported by tax funds.
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Democratic Women’s Caravan
Pennsylvania
United Press
Warren
Democratic Women's Caravan
Gertrude B. Puller
Charles Alvin Jones
Agents Round-Up: Gang in Kidnaping Ring in New York
Attorney General Hoover announced that Justice Department agents captured a gang of former convicts in New York linked to three kidnappings. One victim, Arthur Fried, was murdered and his body burned after a $200,000 ransom demand. The gang, with prior records for counterfeiting, burglary, and arson, is also wanted for three robberies totaling $1,798. The kidnapped include Benjamin Furber and Norman Miller, with their families involved in related cases.
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United Press
New York
Migar Hoover
Department of Justice
Arthur Fried
Hoover Gail
Joseph
Stephen Saroda
Demetrius Guia
John Vira
Willian Japienis
Hoover
Braides Fried
Benjamin Furber
Brooklyn Coaltant
Normin Miller
Charles
Roosevelt to Speak in New York State Campaign Stop
President Roosevelt departs for his New York country home to issue a campaign speech before the election and returns to Washington. The trip includes a daytime train arrival in Hyde Park New York. The piece recalls past campaigns and shifts in New York politics, noting the 1928 Hoover triumph and later Democratic tides through the 1940s.
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Roosevelt
New York State
United Press
Washington
New York
Hyde Pike
N.Y
Home Guard
Alfred J. Smith
Herbert O. Hoover
White House
Truckers Face Insurance Rate Extortion Claims
Harrisburg November 2 One truck operators are described as victims of extortionate insurance rates in a Pittsburgh area case. The Public Utility Commission ordered five insurers to immediately readjust downward their rate structures for small operators. The firms named include Maryland Casualty Fidelity Guaranty and Fire Corp Eureka Casualty Edward George Co and Mahler and Co. The complaint states insurers exploit the commission's petetal to charge unfair premiums.
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Ee? Frese
Harrisburg
Pittsburgh
Public Utility Commission
Maryland Casualty Company
Fidelity Guaranty and Fire Corporation
Eureka Casualty Company
Edward George Company
Mahler & Company
PU. C. Tde
Davey Blasts CIO and NLRB Over Middletown Strike
Ohio Governor Martin L. Davey ordered 500 National Guardsmen ready for duty at Middletown as a tobacco company strike persisted for a month. He denounced the CIO as leading a reign of terror and accused labor leaders of plotting a campaign of strikes in Ohio after his retirement next January, in a biting statement against CIO chairman John L. Lewis.
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Columbus
Martin L. Davey
National
Middletown
Industrial Organization
Nationial Labor Relations Board
Davey
John L. Lewis
CIO
Little Steel
Judge James Bids Arbitration Of Labor Disputes
Pittsburgh Nov 2 Judge Arthur H James Republican gubernatorial candidate announced a new plank promising arbitration of the differences between capital and labor with due regard for both sides He warned business men that he would not allow business to go unregulated while recognizing initiative enterprise and ambition as vital to civilization The remarks followed a meeting of business leaders and a night tally of supporters
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Pittsburgh
Arthur H. James
James
Raymond Manufacturing Introduces Pension Plan for Older Workers
The Raymond Manufacturing Company unveils a new pension plan supplementing the Social Security Act to protect veteran employees who would gain little from social security. Eligible workers with 15 years service can retire with monthly pensions starting at 20 to 40 dollars, based on length of service, with the company covering premiums for group life insurance and suspending group accident and health insurance upon retirement.
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Raymond Manufactering Company
Tegan
Ines
Cam Pine
Ilse
Raymond
Amnovnes
Tnday
Nlder
Ex-Dem Leader McSparran Attacks Present Administration
Ex Democratic gubernatorial candidate John A. McSparran spoke at a Grand Theatre Republican rally last evening endorsing Judge Arthur H. James and other GOP hopefuls. He decried extravagant state and national spending and urged voters to elect a safe, sane administration, praising James for honesty and independence. Other speakers included R. L. Lew Rodgers for Congress and John Van Allsburg for Assembly, with Warner McCray introducing McSparran.
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John A. McSparran
James
McSparran
McSperran
Warner McCray
Corry
R. L. (Lew) Rodgers
John ©. van Allsburg
Assembly
Father Vereker Dies in Johnstown at 71
Father Patrick J. Vereker, 71, longtime pastor at St Columbus Catholic Church and a priest with the Altoona diocese, died last night on the eve of his parish’s fiftieth anniversary. He served in Allegheny County, Ashville, and Hollidaysburg before arriving in Johnstown in 1921. Weather: fair and warmer tonight, cloudy with a shower Thursday.
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Vereker
United Press
Johnstown
Patrick J. Verdker
St Columbus Catholic Church
Altoona
Father Verwker
Allegheny County
Ashville
Hollidaysburg
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