Highland Towns Form Assn to Route Change on Route 6
The Association of Highland Towns of Erie County formed to press for rerouting Roosevelt Highway along Route 79 from Union City to Albion after Edinboro highway opening. J J Desmond named president. T H Treat first vice president. Harry Engh secretary treasurer. Quarterly meetings planned at Corry Union City Edinboro and Albion. Funds from local officials and towns supported celebration with receipts $782 and expenditures $710.50 leaving $10.50.
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Erie County
Edinboro
J. J. Desmond
T. H. Treat
Union City
Fiat
Mr. Best
Albion
Harry Engh
Cory
Mill Village
Forlo
Fear Three Missing Young Women Slain
Three young women disappeared after a gangster slaying and authorities fear they were murdered to shut their mouths. An abandoned bloodstained car near Downington Pennsylvania was found, linked to the case and the missing trio Ethel Greentree Florence Miller and Ethel Marshall friends of gangster Howard Waslaten whose body was found in Camden New Jersey.
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United Press
Camden
N. J
Downington
Ethel Greentree
Florence Miller
Ethel ‘Marshall
Howard
Van Eyck Paintings Bought From Russia At Met
The Metropolitan Museum of Art displayed two rare Flemish master works allegedly dating to the early fifteenth century. Critics question attribution to Hubert van Eyck and Varlike. museum officials defend the pieces as valuable additions from Russia sales.
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New York
Soviet Russia
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Sra
Hubert Varlycls
Warlky
van Hyde
Metropolitan Museum
Revaal Lippeiceit
Herbert E. Winloch
Mussini
T Pird
A. Knossler & Company
Corry Voters Registered Friday for Tuesday Election
Forty three residents enrolled at the Corry Municipal building in a special registration to qualify for the upcoming Tuesday election. The roll shows thirty two Republicans ten Democrats and one Prohibitionist. Frank J. Lillie supervised the registration.
Ford Plans Rotate Layoffs At Dearborn Plant
Ford will lay off about 3,000 workers weekly for one week to reduce hours to the 85 hour NRA code limit. The plan affects nearly 60,000 Ford workers nationwide and will be implemented as a temporary rotation across the Dearborn plant with production hours averaging 86 per week over a prior period. NRA officials said the action is unnecessary and rejected Ford's suggestion the code requires it.
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United Press
Washington
NRA
Henry Ford
Dearborn
Hugh S. Johnson
Ford
Johnson
Detroit
Dearmorn
Mich
Hord
Probe crash kills two army fliers near Middletown
A twin engine Wokker crash near Highspire killed Lieut. Lawrence C. Hunting of Langley Field and Sgt John C. Sunningham of Rockwell Field. Investigators from state officials and the U S Army air depot at Middletown opened inquiries. The two men had taken off from Middletown airport en route to Langley Field.
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United
Harrisburg
U. S. Army Air Depot
Middletown
Highspire
Here
Lawrence C. Hunting
Langley Field
John C. Sunningham
Rockwell Field
Calif
Plspe
River Mountain
Hames
Langley Meld
Hope 10 Return All Miners to Pits Wednesday
The Pennsylvania captive coal mine strike moves toward a Wednesday return to work as 20 000 miners face demands to go back in accordance with a pledge to President Roosevelt. Local union leaders, fresh from mine centers, pledged compliance while the government through the National Labor Board would oversee a swift, fair election of representatives in collective bargaining. A delegation led by Dr. W M Leiserson will study conditions in the captive mine district.
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Julius Frandsen
United Press State
Washington
Bou
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Akor Bean
spee/ly
Aptive
National Labor Board
W. M. Leiserson
Captive Mine
Roosevelt not ready to accept Swope plan for NRA
Washington nov 1 American industry must prove it can regulate its affairs before more NRA privileges are granted The Roosevelt administration will study the Swope plan and other private proposals while approving major NRA activities and preparing a resume of its accomplishments for public review The move signals cautious readiness to adjust the NRA without ceding control to private interests
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NRA
National Association of
Unemployed man to face trial over Reynolds extortion case
Winston Salem November 4 John Lanier, unemployed, attempted to extort twenty thousand dollars from J Reynolds heir to the Reynolds fortune. He faces trial next week for improper use of the mails with a maximum penalty of twenty years. Reynolds is brother to Smith Reynolds, who was mysteriously killed in the Reynolds mansion last year. Libby Horman, widow and noted singer, was charged with murder in connection with the death.
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Winston-Salem
N.C
Ohn Lanier
J Reynolds
Reynolds Wobacs Po
Fedurst
Reynolds
Smith Reynolds
Freynolds
Libby Horman
England to Campaign After Prohibition Nomination for Mayor
Mayor Frank T England announces an active campaign for re election after winning the Prohibition party nomination in September. He explains an initial belief he was eliminated from the ballot and credits citizen urging for his decision to run on the Prohibition ticket in November. England pledges economical efficient governance and thanks supporters in Corry.
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Frank T England
England
Gretz Miller
Corry
Vial
Prohibition Party
Yan
Frank T. England
Final Tribute Paid to Paul Painleve in Paris Panthéon
Paris remembers Paul Painlevé, former war minister, with torchbearers carrying his body to the Panthéon. A national moment of silence marks the ceremony as veterans and widows line the streets. President Lebrun and Premier Sarraut attend, with Painlevé laid in state and honored by officials and scholars.
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United Press
Paris
Paul Paneve
Avert LeBron
al Highs
Albert Sarraut
U. S. to Denounce Pact With Greece
The State Department plans to denounce the extradition treaty with Greece over the refusal to extradite Samuel Taxyll er, Chicago magnate wanted by American courts. The U S legation in Athens is expected to inform the Greek government the treaty is deemed null and void.
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Annie Washington
State Department
Greece
Samuel Tasyll
America
Legation
State liquor control plan backed by wets and drys
Sincere drys and sincere wets reached a consensus on Governor Pinchot's state liquor control plan. After a two hour Capitol conference, Deputy Attorney General H Russell Shockley was authorized to draft a measure. Both sides voiced no serious objections to the governor’s plan for state operated liquor stores and civil service style operation.
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Russ Downing
United Press
Harrisburg
Pinchut
Capitol
Jn Ttis
State College
Themirom
Torney
Russell Shockley
Pinechot
Anthracite Miners Call Strike in Luzerne Counties
Wilkes Barre Pa November 4 A unanimous vote by delegates of the United Anthracite Miners issues a resolution to call a strike of all coal miners in Luzerne and Lackawanna counties. The move follows a three day wait for the federal labor board to guarantee an official hearing on miners grievances with the union.
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United Kress
Legion Fights Slashed Veterans Aid In Philadelphia
The American Legion warned it will oppose drastic cuts in wartime veteran compensation. At a Philadelphia rally Edward A. Hayes urged immediate restoration of pre March 20 1942 line of duty payments. He criticized President Roosevelt for urging veterans to exhaust other sources before government aid and called for full hospitalization and support for disabled veterans.
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United Press
Philadelphia
American Legion
Legion
Edward A. Hayes
Roosevalt
Legioh
Phe LeBigi
Hayes
Pinchot Opposes Swope Plan For Industry Control
Harrisburg dispatch reports Governor Pinchot opposes Gerard Swope plan urging industry self regulation. He says big business cannot govern itself and seeks to take over the nation, excluding labor and consumers, exposing persistent dominance issues. The governor cites the message to President Roosevelt as evidence of corporate failings.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Embr Pinchot
Swope
Gerard Swope
General Electric Company
Roosevelt
Iuhor
Tov
Presid ent Roosev elt Meets British in War Debt Talks
President Roosevelt conferred an hour with British representatives at the White House in what officials called likely the final conference in the current war debt negotiations. Attendees included Sir Lindsay, Sir Frederick Leithross, British economic expert, Undersecretary Phillips and Undersecretary Acheson. No talks on specifics were disclosed and a formal statement was expected later. In other news, prominent writer William G Shepherd died of pneumonia at George Washington Hospital.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Ore Lindsay
Prederick Leitross
Phillips
Treasury Acheson
Times
Qies Washington
William G. Shepherd
George Washington Hospital
Mussolini Plans Drastic Changes in Government
Rome reports Premier Mussolini will outline a plan for the most drastic revolutions of the governmental system in world history. He aims to create a state comparable to Soviet Russia, with centralized ownership and control. Key features include nationalization of property, abolition of private holdings, and a probable end to the Chamber of Deputies.
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Mussolini
Thomas
Morgan
United Press
United Pres
Rome
Premice
Benito Mussolini
Soviet
Russia
Chamber of Daputles
Governors Disgusted With Turn of Events
United Press dispatch from Washington reports governors anger over Roosevelt administration moves on farm price support. North Dakota Governor Langer condemns the plan as a 100 percent failure and criticizes half measures while Iowa Governor Herring and South Dakota Governor Berry decline to comment.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt Mily
White House
Department Agriculture
Northwest
Agriculture Department
Gov. Langer
North Dakota
Langer
Aad
Nor Dakota
Herring
Iowa
Berry
South Daxota
Hunt Slayers Of U S Dancer In Palestine Ambush
United Press reports investigators probe the killing of Joan Winters a Beautiful American dancer and her Indian companion Mohamed Kani in a secluded olive grove at Mount of Olives near Gethsemane. The pair were shot from ambush and found by a monk near holy ground. Winters had arrived two days earlier by tourist steamer from New York while Kani was believed to be a government employee.
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United Press
Jerusalem
Maille
Joan Winters
New York City
Mohamed Kanimi
Mount of Olives
Gethsemane Garden
Judas
Christ
Alfied Monk
Gethsemane
Holy Ground
Palestine
Miss Winters
Athens
Huge Stock Losses Revealed in Inquiry at Los Angeles
A major inquiry uncovers a collapse at Tyam Petroleum Corp revealing investor losses near 100,000,000 from a live collapse. The special investigation notes receivership and bankruptcy shocks, detailing the wreckage of the company’s leadership and asset disposals.
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United Press Los Angeles
Sngh Onarieé
Tyan Petroleum Corpandhyiy
Spetia
Betape
Eocomple
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