Republicans to back Earle Jones Mundy Logue ticket
A group led by Dr. William Draper Lewis, former UPenn law dean, declares support for the Earle Jones Mundy Logue Democratic slate. The Liberal Republicans say they oppose return to Republican management, praising Democratic gains in social welfare, labor protection, election law reform, resource conservation, and legitimate business interests. They acknowledge past Democratic limits but urge voters to back the Democratic ticket on election day.
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Radio Rodeo Promises Fine Entertainment This Evening
A junior high School program at 8 tonight under the PT A Council for health fund benefit offers a Radio Rodeo with WLS barn dance flavor. Acts include plays, dances, quizzes, and instrumental numbers by Junior and Senior High students, with proceeds aiding the Council health work for less fortunate children.
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Thousands Fight Many Forest Fires Across Regions
Nearly 5,000 volunteers WPA workers and enrollees battled widespread forest fires in Tadkana Imoly Ken tuky West Virginia and Vic gma threatening homes and timber. Fires swept Wayne and Hamilton counties in southern Timor and across a dozen counties in Cumberland mountains southeastern Kentucky. Dozens of small beach and timber fires were reported near the Kennedy border in Virginia and West Virginia.
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Postpone Probe Of Gambling News In Harrisburg
A postponement was ordered in the ongoing gambling news dissemination probe as Dauphin County Court petitions for injunctions to block Ingal Orders of October 19 are studied by the state supreme court. The injunctions concern M. L. Annenberg and Philadelphia Inquirer publisher and son Walter, amid a $25,000 appropriation dispute and further expenditures by the ground’s commission.
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Republicans Criticize Judge James as Partisan Figure
The piece quotes former Governor Pinchot blasting Judge Arthur H. James, Republican candidate, as entangled in partisan politics while on the bench. Pinchot accuses James of weakening institutions and undermining judiciary public confidence, arguing the candidate lacks a consistent badge of independence and shows bias in the campaign.
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SIX PROBES OPENED TODAY IN STEAMER BLAST
Six investigations began into the explosion that crippled the Naz steamer Vancouver carrying 17 lives and injuring many more. The 8269 ton vessel grounded in the Oakland Alameda estuary near San Francisco as divers probed the damage to the tarboard engine room and hull. Local officials including District Attorney Earl Warren described the case as ticklish while noting witnesses placed the blast outside the ship.
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Sally Rand Found Guilty of Attack
Sally Rand was found guilty by a criminal court jury of biting two Paramount Theatre photographers during a performance. Prosecutors said she bit them after they photographed her in heavy talcum powder on stage. Judge Ballingh will decide sentence Monday, with maximum penalties of one year in jail and a $2000 fine.
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Rail Executives Abandon Plan to Cut Rail Wages
Chicago reports executives of 199 Class 1 railroads abandoned wage cuts for 960,000 workers amid Roosevelts fact finding board push. They favor a broad rehabilitation program and asked Congress to back administration aid. A potential nationwide strike was averted as managers and labor leaders met.
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Erie vote purge blocked by injunction in 1938 case
Mrs Helen Schluraff failed to remove hundreds of voters from Corry and Erie registration lists as Judge J M Barnett granted an injunction restraining the Erie registration commission. The action, urged by Erie Democrats, aimed to purge Democrats whose addresses appeared invalid. The ruling preserves voter access for the upcoming Tuesday election.
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Pennsylvania graft probe sparks partisan fury in Harrisburg
Voters hear dueling progress reports as Democrats call graft charges malicious while Republicans denounce the inquiry as a whitewash after a month of tense bargaining. Leaders from Dauphin County and York respond as committee deliberations stretch beyond Election Day.
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Dem Women Map Campaign Plans in Corry Meeting
The Democratic Women of Corry gathered at the V. F. W. Home to map active campaign plans. President Theresa Suleaky outlined unit objectives and methods to assist with registration and voter turnout, aided by Walter H. Scott and Fred Kinley in brief remarks.
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Annenberg Indicted for Court Contempt
Philadelphia report notes Annenberg publisher and Inquirer editor E Z Dimitman indicted by the October grand jury on contempt of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court. Indictments stem from a story forecasting high court revisions amid graft probes into Gov. Wares administration. Court warned the publisher and record sent to the Philadelphia District Attorney for possible prosecution under a 12 year old statute.
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St Marys Man Named Express Agent Here
A St Marys man has been named local agent of the Railway Express Agency succeeding Charley J. Ennis whose retirement was announced earlier in the week. Mr Severin has served as agent at St Marys for years and is expected to assume duties today or tomorrow as Mr and Mrs Ennis plan to move to Rochester Minnesota for their future home.
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Winter Weather Driving Cautions Advised by State Official
State Revenue Secretary J. Griffith Pourdman urges motorists and pedestrians to prepare for cold conditions. He stresses practical safety steps: check windshield wipers and defroster, ensure brakes and lights work, use anti freeze, and avoid relying on the horn as windows may be fogged or snowed in.
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King George lauds Roosevelt aid in Czechoslovak crisis
King George in a message to Parliament praised President Roosevelt's actions in the Czechoslovakia crisis as powerful aid to peace. He expressed hope a new era for Europe could begin with the crisis settlement. The monarch's message was read in the House of Lords by Chancellor Lord Maughan at a joint session before the session starts next week.
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Campaign finance report targets Pennsylvania parties
Washington Nov 4 The federal campaign expenditures commission released a critical report on Democratic and Republican organizations in Pennsylvania. Investigators say the Work Progress Administration was used as a political tool in support of party campaigns. Gov. George Leader and Senator Davis are named in the debate. Wounds fatal for Kennett Pill IV from Snod Male. Western Pennsylvania reports small game season opening. Weather: rain tonight and Saturday, warmer tonight, cooler Saturday.
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Governor Grants Man Stay of Execution in Pittsburgh
A city court in Allegheny grants William Meining Blue a temporary stay of execution after petitions from ABB and others. The acting governor delays the death sentence to allow more time for clemency considerations and potential pardon.
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13 Year Old Bride and Husband Plan Annullment Battle
In Souderton Pennsylvania Frances Tirb Souder a 19 year old bride and her 20 year old husband Robert vow to fight any parent driven annulment. They wed Wednesday at Elkton Maryland with Rev C M Cope witness by Miriam 17 and Martin Nace 25. The group traveled to Elkton after Miriam sought a license and the younger couple followed.
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Probe attempt to enter store on North Canter Street
A broken rear door at the W Trant Company on North Canter Street prompted police and a factory worker to examine the scene. The survey found no items missing and authorities believe intruders frightened away before entry.
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