Armistice Day anniversaries and steel and gas reports
Frosts in Paris and Armistice Day observances mark the week with anniversaries and closures. Industrial data show United States Steel October shipments at 792,910 tons, a drop from September, while carloadings and petroleum production shift. Government and bank offices announce holiday observances and lectures. Local fire and traffic updates, revenue tax notes, and public talks supplement the day’s rural and urban notices.
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United States Steel Corporation
National Grange lauds Roosevelt call for permanent farm program
Harrisburg dispatch reports Louis J. Taber of Columbus Ohio opening the 71st annual National Grange convention with praise for President Roosevelt for summoning Congress to craft a permanent farm policy. Taber presents a 14 point program while delegates, about 10 000 strong, consider policy under scrutiny from Wallace and notable national figures. The convention runs nine days, shaping policy for the coming year amid farm issues.
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United Frees
Harrisburg
Afth National Grange
U. S
Louis J. Taber
Columbus
Ohio
Congress
Henry A. Wallace
William E Borah
Idaho
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Alben W. Barkley
Kentucky
W. J. Myera
Farm Crent Administration
A. S. Grose
Federal Land Bank Commissions
Marvin Jones
House Agriculture Committee
John Carmody
Federal Rural Electrification
Roosevelt
Tabor
Slayer of Two Bandit Seeks Pardon From State Board
Ralph Ziccardi, an Irwin Township coal miner serving a second degree murder sentence for the fatal shooting of William Hoffman and Arthur Const, applies for pardon. The case, involving murder, voluntary manslaughter, felonious assault, and pointing fire arms, will be reheard by the State Pardon Board. Also listed is John Marks, convicted of assault and battery, with parole considerations for the next session. Sam Paltingale, Paul Juwa rski, and payroll cases noted for upcoming action.
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Ziceard
Hoffman
John Marks
Ol City
Herring
Marks
Frank Marsh
Lie Wester Penitentiary
Paole Hill
Sam Pal'tlag Allas Paluseynale
Heather
Paul Juwarski
Payrol Bam
Smurder
Duchess of Windsor tale expands with Reno divorce bid
Mary Kirk Raffray, a school friend of Wallis Warfield, travels to Reno to obtain a divorce from Jacques L. Raffray, an New York insurance broker. After the divorce, Mrs Raffray is to wed Ernest Simpson, the duchess of Windsor’s former second husband, who is in New York.
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Wallis Warfield
Duchess of Windsor
Mary Kirk Raffray
Baltimore
Split Prevails Between Dems and De Schweinitz
Harrisburg reports a showdown over Department of Public Assistance operations and relief spending as Karlie Schweinitz clashes with Democratic leaders. The new department absorbed staff from the old emergency relief board while facing a projected deficit of 15 to 20 million dollars in unemployment relief for the biennium. Governor Harlie ordered tighter expenditure controls to curb waste while party leaders warned that only graduates of the social service school would be favored for positions.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Tong
Subile
Karl Ie Schweinitz
Pullelina
de Schweinitz
George H. Ratle
Tuon
Department of Public Assitance
State Emergency Relief Board
Social Service School
Harle
Butt
B-Cent Crime Bail Set In Pocketbook Robbery
Fall River Mass. Henry Minnegan faced $10,000 bail after being accused of an elect pocketbook robbery.
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Fall, River
Mass
Henry Minnegan
Three Dies in Quarry Blast Near Pleasant Gap
Accidental dynamite discharge at Whitstorn lime quarry near Pleasant Gap killed three men and injured four others, one seriously. Victims were Melvin Scott, Curtle Heeman, and William Corrigan, all from the Pleasant Gap area. Ten workers were present at the time of the explosion.
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United Presa Bellefonts
Whitstorn
Pleasant Gap
Lesa Lan J
Melvin Scott
Curtle Heeman
William Corrigan
Scott
Heeman
Funeral held for Frank Savko in Columbus Township
Hold services were conducted for Frank Savko 47 at St Mary’s Church in Columbus Township. Relatives and friends from Erie and Payette City attended, with bearers including Arthur Page and Nick Burink Sr, and burial at St Mary’s Cemetery Columbus.
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Frank Savin
Charles Vetaconish
Charles
Mike Savko
John George
Sundn 'Tred
Mice Yalsconish
Payette City
Louise
Alex Zaken
Elizabeth
George Savko
Waste
Michael Savio
Aigunt Hope N. J
Porcupine Sinks 200 Gulllls
In Auburn New York two hundred quills were removed from the head and body of Jerry a German police dog after it attacked a porcupine. Edward Richardson the dog's owner said the dog would recover.
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Auburn
Jerry
Edward Richardson
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Bandit
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