Wage Earners Seek Peace in Labor Ranks
Washington early November report from United Press states the American Federation of Labor calls for a united labor movement and readiness to negotiate an honorable peace with the Committee for Industrial Organization. The AFL editorial in the American Federationist, edited by William Green, endorses unity while cautioning against surrender of rights and noting overlapping jurisdictions and benefits issues as solvable with goodwill.
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United Press
Washington
American Federation of Labor
United Labor
Angi
Pearce
Committee For Industrial Organization
American Federationist
William Green
APL
Babson Sees Pensions Big Factor In Election Tuesday
Roger Babson argues pensions will sway voters nationwide on Tuesday. He cites California, Maine, Colorado, and Texas examples, warns pension schemes threaten economic stability, and urges voters to weigh production and efficiency against expansive old age benefits. He warns political manipulation of pensions could outpace the American Legion and Labor. urges balanced policy.
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Roger Babson
Babson Park
Mass
von Maine
California
Balanes
Doles
Townsend
Alberta
Colorado
Aberhart Lee
Aly Nt
Maine
GO. P
New Hampshire
Texas
Oklahoma
Florida
Idaho
Leverett Saltonstail
Tate and Hor
Washington
Health fund benefit draws throng of 300 at Junior High event
An audience of about 300 attended a health fund benefit staged by the Pat teachers association council at the Junior High. The evening featured a band concert by the high school band, a one act junior high play, and a barn dance with music by the Gage musicians. The Washington school won the Professor Quiz award as W. C. Cox and others judged entries from multiple schools. Tickets sold per student counts earned top honors for Washington and Harding schools. The program, led by Mrs Blof Dahl and Thomas Roelofs, was deemed a success with many volunteers assisting.
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Ehbor
PatmVeachers Association Council
Lowe Edwards
Gage
Thomas Brown
Oliver Brown
Washington
Stanley B. Anderson
Ptas
Harding
John Boland
Concord
S. Monroe
J. Roscoe Dearing
Fairview School
Helen Lodge
Ralph S. Dewey
Howard J. Sheen
Harold G. Wolfe
Washington School
Harding School
Blof Dahl
Thomas Roelofs
F_ Lowe Edwania
James Lewis
McKeesport Man Dies From Train Crossing Injuries
William S. Mallerd, 78, McKeesport, died from injuries suffered months ago when struck by a train at the Fifth Street crossing. Weather: fair and slightly colder tonight, Sunday colder with likely rain.
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Mckeesport
Wiliam
Pennsylvania Campaign Ends With 877 Nominees For 272 Offices
Harrisburg reports Pennsylvania ends a bitter costly race with 877 nominees for 272 offices as three million voters cast ballots. The New Deal dominates early lines with opposition rails against registration errors and use of gambling profits for campaign expenses. Harte leads the Republican slate for US Senate against incumbent Davis while the Democratic machine maintains a strong statewide and congressional grip.
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Morey J. Potter
United Press Stat
Harrisburg
Itone
Imargina
Pennsylvania
Finate
Ch. G. P
Harte
Naminee
James J
Purtdler
Pennsylvania governors race sparks corruption probe and slogans
Election day in Da Saymore court sees candidates James for governor and William Sli for Internal Affairs secretary vying against Samuel Lewis for lieutenant governor. Campaign chants frame Democrats as liberal and Republicans promise honest government amid a probe into Barle and 13 other Democrats led by a combined legislative committee, with former attorney general Charly Margot voicing concerns after a spring primary.
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Saymore Court Uauge Areminat
James
Willian Sliengood
Samuel Lewis
Pennsylvania
P Stigin
Chirgna
Barle
Desonvatte-cmbined Legislative Committee
Atlorney
Charly
Margot
Nearing Gubernatorial Nomination Amid Political Turmoil
A fragmented report describes looming gubernatorial nomination dynamics, assembly maneuvers, and ongoing investigations affecting political capital. It cites administration factions and media figures tied to alleged monopoly concerns, with references to a publisher linked to campaign support. Cont. Page Seven.
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Xpeviat Neunion
Bure
Mie
BO Pfr
Bhicelphit Inquirer Pubdixker M. T
Nenberg
Horde Hvar Tree
Vie Teading
Dumeat
Contir
U S Policy Hardens Over Far East Japan China Ties
Secretary Hull reaffirmed that U S relations with China and Japan remain governed by international treaties and fair play. The move counters Japanese claims of a new situation in Asia and asserts the nine power treaty's applicability to China. In Europe, German Italian backed dismemberment of Czechoslovakia continued with Hungarian forces crossing the Danube to Shuett island as Munich pact territory shifts proceed. Polish and German delegates met to discuss German deportations of Polish nationals, with adjournment anticipated to next week.
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United Press
Washington
United States
Japan
Hull
China
State Department
Asia
Berlin
Czcehoslovakia
Danube
Czechogloval
Shuett
Hungary
Munich
Czechoslovakia
Potlah
Roosevelts Liberal New Deal Backed By Top Officials Endorse Earle Jones
United Press reports in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh Secretary of Commerce Daniel Roper and Secretary of the Interior Harold L. Ickes urged Pennsylvania voters to back the New Deal as the cornerstone of a liberal government. They endorsed Earle and Jones amid campaign closes as Roosevelt emphasized continuity and warned against internal dissension and counterreform by opponents.
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Ross Downing
United Press
Philadelph
Pittsburgh
Roonyvell
Daniel ¢. Roper
Tieméiy Bry An Waldrone
Harold L. Teka
Onnotheing
Arthur A. James
Philadelphia
Lidkeline
James
M. L. Annenberg
Philadelalia Thquirer
Caller
Tadee James
Wasserligte
Tim
Radio Cine
Jovindelst
Mintot
Kla Radt
Th. Hells Rinsing
Negro Leader Vann Returns to GOP Against Guffey
Pittsburgh report quotes Hubert L. Vann, a Black publisher and former Democratic chairman for Black voters in Pennsylvania, accusing Joseph F. Guffey of negotiating to defeat the Democratic statewide ticket and potentially unseat party leader David L. Lawrence. Vann says he swung the Black vote to aid Guffey but now reaffirms Republican ties amid claims of anti Democratic collaboration.
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Pittsburgh
Hubertl. Vann
Joseph F. Guffey
Guffey
Astate Ag
Vann
Pennsylvania
Cuttey
David L. Lawrence
Continue Probe Of Fire Fatal To 8 CCC Youths
Garap Cameron CCC youths testified before a coroner’s jury at Emporium Pa on the forest fire that killed eight last month. Foresters Houpt and Kammerath gave orders to fight the blaze downhill as maps traced the fire’s progress and jurors pressed questions about safety equipment and first aid provisions.
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Emporium
Garap Cameron
Civilian Conservation Corps
CCC
William Houpt
Testi
Fied
Gilbert Mahoney
Ridgway
Adolph Kammerath
GCC
Mahoney
General rains ease forest fire danger in western Pennsylvania
Greensburg, P A Nov 6 General rains over western Pennsylvania today ended the threat of forest fires. Somers Tuyette and Westmoreland districts reported up to 12 fires burning at once yesterday as district foresters counted about 225 men in action.
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Greensburg
Pennysylvania
Somers
Tuyette
Westmoreland
Youth Pleads Guilty in Watch Thefts by Drake
Melvin Drake alias Albert Bishhp alias Albert Lacock, 19, of Union City formerly of Corry, pleaded guilty to larceny in connection with the theft of a wrist watch and a small sum of money from Rev. J. E. Baker of Union City. He was held under 500 dollars bail for the next county court term. Drake will be taken to county prison today. He was arrested after the October 29 theft was reported by the retired minister, now living in Titonka.
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Werial
J. E. Baker
Union City
Corry
Melvin Drake
Albert Bishhp
Albert Lacock
B. Porter
Drake
Trie
Tate
Tate Today. the Youth Was Arrested Here As* Night On Complaint of Rav
Me Baker
Tintonity
PUC Assures Federal Support In Nationwide News Probe
Harrisburg November 5 The Public Utility Commission assured the U S Justice Department it will cooperate fully in the investigation to determine if Nationwide News Service Inc operated in violation of anti racketeering laws The commission handed records of its own inquiry into telephone company links to the alleged dissemination of horse race and gambling information to Assistant U S Attorney General Homer Cummings conducting the federal probe through Robert M Cooper.
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PUC
United Pren
Harrisburg
Pub- Uc Utility Commission
U.S. Justice Department
Nationwide News Service, Inc
Jawa
P. U
M. Cooper
T .U
Homer Cummings
Earle Supports Coal Purchase Plan Amid Campaign Attacks
Gov George Hare Democrat candidate for the Senate faces Republican challenger Jamies J Davis over a proposed federal purchase of 20 million tons of coal. Davis accuses Hare of anti racial bias while Hare campaigns in Swing. In Scranton Judge Arthur H James proposes an anthracite commission to coordinate interests led by the late John Mitchell. He targets UMWA leader John L Lewis accusing him of absentee leadership and collecting $2 assessments.
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United Press
Pottsville
George Hare
Luray
Republica
Jamies J. Davis
Davis
Charles Alvin Jones
Bare
Boranton
Arthur H. James
UMWA
John 14
Lewis
Ai Vabgentee
Laniliord
Callett
CANDIDATES RETURN HOME FROM PA CAMPAIGN PUSH
Harrisburg Nov 5 State wide candidates for governor U S senator lieutenant governor and secretary of internal affairs plan to return to their home counties to await Tuesday’s electorate verdict. Despite the bitter campaign they have stumped through hundreds of communities across seven counties, addressed giant rallies and delivered radio talks as they worked toward victory. They plan varied ways to spend election day while ballots are cast, with families accompanying them to the polls.
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United Press
Harrisburg
U. S
Secretary of Internal Affairs
Pennsylvania
AMC
Polly Party
Draft broad program to aid all railroads
A six member committee including three railroad diff terms and three labor representatives will meet in Washington to draft broad legislative schemes for rehabilitating the railroad industry. The move follows presidents of 120 railroads voting to abandon a 19 percent wage cut plan for 960,000 workers, removing the likelihood of a national strike.
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Ay United Bross
Chicago
Washington
Sti
Nationalist troops near key Mora town in eastern Spain
Nationalist forces approach Mora as Spanish troops push toward the Ebra river crossing on the Gandess Tarragona highway in eastern Spain. Spanish units engaged near the area, with advancing lines reported today.
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United Press
Hendaye
Mora Debro
Tarragona
Ebra
Spain
Lnmarigent
What Republicans Say About Republicans Before May Primary
Four days before the May primary, Paul Negley and Cumberland County Republican chairman spoke out on Judge Arthur H. Jones’s candidacy for governor. They criticized party domination by a greater power and warned the GOP cannot win if Jones is the nominee and the organization controls too much.
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Paul &. Negley
James Sill
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