Hoover to Speak Three Times on Election Repeats
President Hoover plans three speeches in the next three working days to address the 1930 election results. He will focus on unemployment relief drought aid and economic recovery as he drafts a December state of the nation message. Washington insiders note talks with Woods Lamont Aishton and Arthur Meya shape policy.
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Paul R. Malloy
United Press
Washington
Hoover
White House
Ins
Arhur Woods
Commerce Lamont
R. H. Aishton
American Association of Railway Executives
Agr
Icuture
Arthur Mm
Congress
Capitol Hill
H. J. Heinz Co
Pittsburgh
Association of National Advertisers
Associated Church
Cecil Owen
Law Ad
Orcement Commission
Mellon
Mitchell
Prohibition
James M. Doran
Amos W. W. Woodcock
Commission
Benefit for Boys' Band Draws Large Audience
Corry Public Schools pupils filled Senior High auditorium for a Rotary Club staged benefit. Miss Murray, Miss Connell, Miss Knapp and Charles R. Campbell directed a program featuring Booth Tarkington's The Trysting Place, a polished one act comedy with a strong cast. The Senior High Orchestra, a rising boys band, and the Seventh Grade Junior High Chorus performed, ending with a lively flax agill and a finale by grade pupils. proceeds supported the band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Rotary Club
Miss Murray
Booth Tarkington
Armour Hillstrom
Cora Damon
Kathryn Rauscher
Aiton Daffstrand
Audrey Mason
George Rogers
Max Harvey
Toys’ Band
Cronin
Dearest
Campbell
Senior High Glee Club
The
Must
Sara Jané Reed
Victor Dietzel
War Dept To Aid Unemployed With Army Cots Blankets
Secretary Hurley announced the War Department would assist the unemployed by using all available army cots and blankets to help distressed people without work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Hurley
War Department
Boynton Seeks New Cross-Country Air Record
ONCAGO November 8 Stanley Boynton 18 aims to set a new junior cross country record for a Los Angeles to New York flight. He prepared to resume his journey after spending the night in Chicago and planned to continue today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boynton
United Press Oncago
Stanley Boynort
Los Angeles
New York
Chicago
Armistice Day Proclamation by Corry Mayor 1930
The mayor of Corry proclaims November 11 1930 as Armistice Day urging citizens to observe the date with public display of the U S flag and other expressions of gratitude to those who served and sacrificed in the war. Dated November 1930 under the city seal by C L Alexander.
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Corry
United States
City of
C. L. Alexander
Corry VFW Band Sues Brown-Davis Campaign
Corry bugle and drum corps of Lieut A W Thompson Post VFW filed a $600 civil suit in Erie county court against James Thompson Allan MacLean and Edward Heller for services rendered in support of the Brown Davis primary campaign. Plaintiffs say they were verbally retained to parade countywide and have not been paid despite repeat collection efforts. Attorney Walter L. Scott of Corry represents the plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Post
Davis-Brown
Erie
A.W. Thompson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Brown-Davis
James Thompson
Allan MacLean
Edward Heller
Htle County
Gorry Bugle
Corry
Walter L. Scott
Today’s Five Best Radio Entainments
Radio listings show the five best programs across WABG WABO Wik WHAP and related networks. Programs include Tom Dick and Harry Neeco s Surprise Party Fuller Mian Rhythm Choristers and Troubadour of the Moon with various network broadcasts and times noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WABG
GBS Netvork
Tom, Dick
Harry Wabo
CBS Network
Neeco
Wik
NBC Network
Cities Service Stocks Crash in New York Decline
A sweeping drop in Cities Service shares on the New York curb triggered fresh selling as trading opened today after an early rally. Most active stocks tested year lows, with Cities Service common plunging to 18 1/8 on the curb and 1-4 off on the Chicago market, wiping out about 1.5 billion in value from its high. Convertible bonds also hit new lows, marking wide market distress amid margin concerns and broad selloff.
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United Press
New York
Chicago Stock Exchange
Chicago
Wealdens
U S Recognizes New Brazilian Regime
The United States recognized the new Brazilian revolutionary government headed by Getulio Vargas. Secretary Stimson and President Hoover announced the decision after Morgan informed Rio de Janeiro of the change. The note said the U.S. will maintain friendly relations and honor existing obligations.
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United Press
Washington
United States
Getulio Urrgua
Staté—Department
Edward Morgen
Rio de Janeiro
Thi
Vargas
Morgen
Americ
Stewe Stinson
Hoover
White House
State Department
Hraail
Morgan
Brazil
Corry Girl Describes Formal Opening of Parliament
Miss Sarah B. Wilson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Wilson, at King's College London, writes home about the annual opening of Parliament. She notes the king reading a prepared speech, royal family in robes of state, guards and carriages, and Queen Mary in white ermine with diamonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah B. Wilson
Wilbur Wilson
King's College
University of London
London
England
Prince of Wales
Mike Hi Plotlires
Mary
Poison liquor toll rises after party in Uniontown
United Press reports six men died and others were seriously ill after a Tuesday party in Uniontown, with 43 attendees. Coroner Hske attributes deaths to antifreeze used as poison liquor, leaving one person blind and others ill, with some still missing.
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United Press
Big blaze destroys Ford hotel and nearby building in Everett
A fire in Everett caused extensive damage to the Ford hotel housing the Servicelectric Company and a café, and a second structure with Harman and Sons Hardware and Novelty Co and owners' apartments. Loss estimated at over 190000 dollars with 100000 dollars property value noted in reports. Miss Dora Oppewall reportedly left for Barhome Dunirk after the blaze.
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Unitea Press
Pire
Ford
Servicelectric Company
Harman and Sons Hardware and Novelty Co
Dora Oppewall
Tors
Dunirk
Woman Killed in Meadville Crossing Crash
Mrs. Frank Foust 53 of Conneaut Lake died when her truck was struck by a switch engine on Poplar Street crossing in Meadville. Mrs. Polist, delivering produce to local markets, was involved in the incident.
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United Press
Meadville
Frank Foust
Conneaut Lake
Poplar Street
Polist
Pinchot Lead Near 82000 In Philadelphia Recap
In Harrisburg on November 3, Governor-elect Pinchot led by over 2000 as Philadelphia county recounts trimmed his margin. Hemphill, defeated Democrat Liberal, gained votes in 19 wards. officials say Pinchot would still win statewide. Final counts awaited. expected certificate of election in a few days. Philadelphia recount shows Hemphill leading citywide but state totals favor Pinchot. Readings note recount errors due to split tickets and straight Republican votes. Local brief mentions Amy Green visiting and Dan Darsey in town.
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Harrisburg
Gifford Pinchot
Philadelphia
John M. Hemphill
State Election Bureau
Pinchot
Hemphill
State Capitol
Hemphills
Berkeley Gunpoint Train Robbery Loot Tops 55700
A bold train robbery near Berkeley California netted over 55700 as 2,000 officers and volunteers hunted five masked desperados backed by machine guns. Passengers shielded as robbers halted the Stockton flyer and sped off in a car, leaving a clear trail of silver dollars and a bag of loot.
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Berkeley
United Press
Galif
Noy
Stockton
Nere
Berkeley Hills
Jake Meagle
New York
Jake Freagie
Rouge
R. E. Buimery
Noelle
San Francisco
Pittsburg
Calif
Notre Dame Dominates Pennsylvan ia Early In U S Opener
Notre Dame led Penn State 41 to 7 in Philadelphia late in today's game after a 14 to 0 start in the opening quarter. Marty Brill, a Penn castoff, sparked a rally with a sensational run and two more Irish touchdowns. Other early scores were scarce across major matchups as several teams trailed early.
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Notre Dame
Pennsyvania
Philadelphia
Sue Irish
Marty Brill
Penn Castoff
al Man
Jeter
Ie Dame
Pitt
Carnegie Tech
Army
Behigh
Princeton
Lafayette
Rutgers
Youthful bandits steal payroll in Columbus hold up
Two juvenile bandits robbed a Columbus payroll, holding up two men, Boyajoha and Barr contractors, as they left a branch cash box today. They escaped with about 4,300 dollars in payroll funds.
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United Press
Columbus
Boyajoha
Barr
Constructive Service Will Be Democrats Aim
The article outlines a near split in Congress after a close election with Republicans and Democrats each holding 217 House seats, and the Palmer Labor bloc, plus a one seat Senate balance, hinting Democrats' pledge to constructive service. It notes President Hoover urging cooperation for economic recovery and discusses potential shifts if resignations or deaths alter power.
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Narthan Robertson
United Press
Washington
Senate
House of Representatives
Hoover
Congress
House
Smith J. Brookhart
Iowa
Palmer-Laborites
Hensik Shipstead
Paul Kvals
Minnesota
Shipstead
Yale
Brookhart
Treasury Mellon
Ogden Mills
Geraid Nye
North Dakota
Igobu J. Raskob
James M. Cox
Ohio
Joan W. Davis
West Virginia
Nomines
Alfred By Smilth
New York
Joseph Z. Robin Son
Arkansas
John IV. Garner
Texas
Houde Lanter
Jouett
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