Pinchot Credits F D R as Republicans Face Defeat
Harrisburg Pa November 13 Governor Pinchot told the Pennsylvania Council of Republican Women the New Deal and President Roosevelt carried the Democratic ticket to victory despite Guffey and Werle. He blasted national Republican leadership and program as absent while praising the Democratic plan. He urged reform to salvage a party he said must go progressive or stay bust.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Joseph F. Guffey
George H. Warle
Pinchot
Pennsylvania Council of Republican Women
Guffey
Cultey
Parle
Reprolican
Blue Eagles Fade From New York Windows
United Press survey finds most Blue Eagles once common along Forty second Street have vanished. Of 497 ground floor stores surveyed from the East River to the Hudson River via Times Square, only 82 show the Blue Eagle insignia, signaling a broad fading of the motif across Manhattan's busy avenue.
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United Press
New York
Forty
Lincoln Market to Open in Lee City Soon
Garry's new Lincoln Market will open in the former Downey storeroom at Main and Gentep streets in Lee City. The modern meat market and grocery will feature fresh fruits vegetables and seasonable foods with Lolis Mientitiewicz and Bagnato partners backing the venture. An opening date will be announced within the coming days.
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Garry
Lincoln Market
Downey
Barlow Block
Main
Gentep
Lee
Raerribor
Lolis Mientitiewicz
Bric
B. Bagnato
Antony Clam
O11
Tiay
Iery
Evenza
President to Answer Borah on Relief Issue
President Roosevelt plans a fireside address amid talks on broad social legislation. Officials say the speech will press Congress for swift relief action and defend relief funds as needed, while Senator Borah questions allocations and hints at veterans bonus integration.
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Borah
Ronald G. van Tine
United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
William E. Borah
Idaho
RIC
Holiday postal jobs provide 2.5 million payroll aid
Washington reports that temporary post office jobs will create a 2,500,000 dollar payroll to aid the unemployed this year. The plan covers about 4,000 cities with first and second class post offices, aiming to hire unemployed workers with dependents as a priority to meet department regulations.
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Union Cross
Washington
Post Office Department
New Move Seen as Stimulus to Foreign Trade
Washington moves lift exchange controls as Treasury ends restrictions on currency and capital flows abroad. Officials say easing reflects growing global confidence in the dollar and U S fiscal health, with gold reserves surpassing 8 billion dollars this year aiding recovery and widening exchange openness for debt and payments. The shift targets restoring international liquidity and boosting world trade by allowing unrestricted foreign transactions without government approval.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Treasury
Congress
United States
City Council Faces Financial Plight In Special Meeting
City Council will meet in a special session tonight to address the precarious financial condition of the municipality. Mayor Glen Miller called the meeting and is reported to have a new plan to tide over current obligations and salaries. Council members and officials hope for an arrangement to provide adequate funds.
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Glen Miller
Cabinet Resigns Over Internal Strife in Brussels
Brussels reports that the cabinet led by Count Charles De Broqueuille quit amid economic policy disputes. Foreign Minister Henri Jaspar was expected to form a new government.
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United Press Brussels
Charles de Broqueuille
Henri Jaspar
Dawn to Dusk New York Miami Return Flight
The Dawn to Dusk round trip was completed by Capt. Eddie Rickenbacker as the world's fastest passenger flight from New York to Miami. The flight began in New York and landed in Miami after a dawn to dusk schedule with Jacksonville serving as a refueling stop en route.
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New York
Miami
United Press
Play
Be Ie Rickenbacker
Municipal Airport
New York-Miami
Jacksonville
Fla
Florida Flyer
Eudle Rickenbacker
Here
Rickenbacker
Hastern Airlines
State Chamber reps discuss finance issues with Rotary Club
W. Lewis of the State Chamber of Commerce spoke to Rotary Club members at the Limeheon Hotel about upcoming legislative finance challenges. Discussion covered taxation NRA legislation constitutional revisions school administration and finances utility laws and pensions.
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W. Lewis
State Chamber of Commerce
Mihety
Rotary Club
Limeheon
Golden Rule Clab
Lewis
Chamber
Texation
Republican Rule to Save Jobs Illegal
A Pittsburgh Republican lawyer, speaking anonymously, argued that a proposed special session to shield state employees would be blocked by the Pennsylvania Constitution. He cited Article 6 Section 4 allowing removal at the pleasure of the appointing power, claiming the governor and cabinet may hire and fire at will.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Courts of Record
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Govenor
Distelhurst Seeks Intermediaries in Nashville Kidnapping
A. E. Distelhurst, Tennessee businessman, says he will accept any intermediaries named by his six year old daughter Dorothy Ann’s kidnapers to arrange her return. He spoke in a New York hotel after hours of waiting for contact and reports no further word since Nashville’s last message.
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United Press
New York
A. E. Distelhurst
Tennessee
Dorothy Ann
Nashville
Kidpapers
Distelhurst
WCTU Parley Proposes Nine Point 1935 Program
Delegates at the Women's Christian Temperance Union national convention in Cleveland unveiled a nine point legislative program for 1935. The plan calls for higher motion picture standards and a prohibition on Hauer advertisements in dry states, announced by Dr. Teora Scott of the WCTU bureau of legislation.
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Unitedress
Cleveland
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Teora Scott
Washington, D. C
W. C. T. U. Bureau of Legislation
Hold Up Hold Applications Hold Up Hold Applications
United Eross Board of Directors of Home Owner's Loan Corporation today voted to stop accepting loan applications until further notice. The board said applications already with the corporation are far in excess of current resources. Paris government pledges stability as Premier Etienne Plaindin outlines new ministry plans to reinforce financial steadiness.
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United Eross
Washington
Home Owner's Loan Corporation Today
Flandin
Paris
Frono
Etienne Plandin
Chamber of Deputies
Huey Long Dreams of a Real Utopia in Louisiana
Sen. Huey P. Long unveils a keen utopian program in Baton Rouge claiming a plan to guarantee every American family a home education and clothing while limiting fortunes to twenty million dollars. He hints at possible presidential ambitions as his legislature meets to enact reforms aimed at a Louisiana utopia.
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United Press
Baton Rough
Huey P. Long
Gsm
Lang
Presi
Jack
Louisiana
Utopia
Smuts Demands Fairness for Nazi Germany
London November 13 General Jan Smuts of South Africa urged fairness toward Nazi Germany and warned the Pacific naval problem could eclipse European issues. He called for Germany to be treated as an equal and warned that revoking the naval rate treaty might reopen Washington agreement terms and endanger disarmament progress.
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Frederick Kuh
United Press
London
Jan Smuts
South Africa
Nazi Germany
Smuts
Germany
League of Nations
Washington
Pacific
Europe
Legion Father and Son Dinner Enlivens Veteran Night
A packed American Legion Club room hosted a father and son banquet with a roast beef dinner served by the Lane Auxiliary at 4 80 o clock. Commander Robert Brown delivered remarks on legion meanings. Harry Spicer outlined Sons of the American Legion goals. District Commander Lloyd Stowe spoke briefly. Private Walter Lastin entertained with harmonica pieces. Four children perished in a Mansion City area fire as the mother visited a neighbor.
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American Legion Club
Lanes Auxiliary
Tveterans
Victor Orn
Robert Brown
Harry Spicer
Sons of the American Legion
Lloyd Stowe
Walter Lastin
119Th Regiment
Blizzard Strikes Cory and Lake Erie Endangering Tug Ballenas
Blustery winds and snow hit Corry and the East and Great Lakes, coating roads in ice and creating dangerous driving. The distress calls came from two vessels on Lake Erie, the tug Ballenas with 19 aboard responding to a French trawler Boisrose in distress off Newfoundland, while a separate SOS from the steamer Boisrose prompted Coast Guard coordination near Cape Spear.
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Corry
East
Great Lakes
Bolsrose
Newfundland
Ballenas
Lake Erie
Buffalo
New York City
Connecticut
Atlantic Seaboard
Delaware
Eaton
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Venango County
Parkers Landing
Greensboro
Freeport
West Newton
N. Y
Coast Guard
Petre
Jwhlet
Conneaut
Erie
New York
5. S. Washington
Mackay Rario
Boisrose
Cape Spear
St. John’s
Mfd
Washington
Boston
Mass
Hall, Russell Co. Ltd
Aberdeen
Joseph Duhamel and Percheries de Fecamp
Seven Workmen Fatally Burned In Catalina Island Blast
An explosion on Catalina Island fatally burned seven workmen when a pickaxe struck a blasting powder can, igniting sparks and triggering blasts that also destroyed nearly 800 cans. Marion Paul, 23, died. six more were burned and two in critical condition. Old magnates meet Dallas reports discuss hot oil production and gasoline purchasing suspensions among major refiners.
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Avalon
Catalina Island
Cal
Marion Paul
Iit
Rom Blins
Dallas
Tex
East Tatas
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Olive Dionne
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Allan D. Defoe
U. S
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Louis Dernshek
Broughton
South Side
South Side Hospital
W.C.T.U. Parley
Huey Long
Legion
Legionnaires and Sons
Mkster
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