Italy seeks bilateral trade to break sanctions wall
Rome studies foreign reaction to Italy protests and hopes bilateral accords with trading nations will blunt sanctions. Officials warn reprisals depend on firm resolve, while Italy pursues gold holdings through a royal decree as the regime tightens controls.
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Italy
Stewart Brown
United Press
Rome
League
Foreign Office
Taly
Officiala
Geneva
United Front
Romeé
Yesterda
Titeclive
Kalodner Seen as Possible Philadelphia Judge Nominee
Political chatter in Harrisburg suggests Harry B. Kalodner, secretary for revenue and acting secretary to Governor Earle, could be named to the Philadelphia Common Pleas bench. The report notes Stern’s recent Supreme Court election and mentions other potential shifts in state posts.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Harry B. Kalodney
Harle
Common Pleas Court
Philadelphia
Tody
Kalodner
Revenue
Earle
Ike
Jteteed
Horace Stern
State Supreme Court
Stern
Robert L. Myers, Jr
State Superior Court
Jesse H. B. Cunningham
T. P. O'Neil
The
Philadelphia Record
La Guardia Elected President of Mayors Conference
Viorello La Guardia of New York was unanimously chosen as president of the U S Conference of Mayors. Hollyard J. Kelly of Chicago named vice president with four trustees: Frederick W. Mansfield of Boston Angelo Ross of San Francisco T 8 Warmelgy of New Orleans Nevelli Miner of Lontaville and Daniel W. Haas of Milwaukee named honorary president as retiring chief.
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Callon Press
Washington
U.S
Mayora
Viorello la Guardia
New York
Hollyard J. Kelly
Chicago
Rederick W. Manfield
Bostort
Angelo Ross
San Francisco
T_8
Warmelgy
New Orlesns
Nevelli Miner
Lontaville
Daniel W. Haas
Milwaukes
Three Prisoners Refused Clemency in State Panel Decision
Harrisburg Nov 20 The state pardon board refused clemency to three condemned inmates. Martin Farryl 28 Francis Wiley 27 were condemned for the kidnap murder of William Weiss of Philadelphia and John David Jordan 33 for the slaying of Harvey L Emery a Chester County farmer.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsytvania
State
Taylor scores new deal in Talk 1060 speech
In Harrisburg on November 20 M Harvey Taylor the state Republican chairman denounced Democratic doctrines calling the New Deal tyrannical and regimentation. He praised Republican Party policies arguing they defend workers rights promote enterprise and stabilize agriculture against New Deal excesses.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Commonwealth
M. Harvey Taylor
Pennsylvania Council of Republican Women
Daylor
Republican Party
New Deal
Herbert Hovera R
General Strike Proclaimed in Cairo Amid Protests
Cairo Egypt November 20 a general strike was proclaimed for tomorrow escalating protests against British influence in the government. Students plan to march to the bylines and force dissenters to close. Thirty Arabic newspapers will not publish in protest of press restrictions tied to student riots. Foreigners fear riots as police take extraordinary precautions against possible outbreaks.
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United Press
Cairo
Egypt
Hnaars
Markets at a Glance Stocks Slip in Heavy Trading
Markets at a Glance notes irregular or lower trading across several sectors with heavy volume. Bonds remain active with erratic movements while grains show mixed results with wheat steady and cotton fluctuating. foreign exchange also uneven as rates drift and futures adjust.
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United Press
Chicago
Ritta
Etne Furhher
Public Service Commission probes gas electric firm finance
Harrisburg dispatch reports the Public Service Commission opened a formal inquiry into the financial structure of Associated Gas and Electric Company. The move signals likely hearings and scrutiny of rates and operations as part of a broader review.
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Public Service Commission
Associated Gas and
Affiliates
Morey J. Potter
United Press
Harrisburg
Associated Gas and Electric Company
Utility holding firm ties amid lobbying probe
Metropolitan Edison and related A G E affiliates testified to the Public Service Commission on $57 049 20 spent to oppose the Wheeler Rayburn utility holding company bill. The inquiry consolidates 14 actions against A G E affiliates in Pennsylvania as investigators seek working contracts and large contributions tied to the anti bill campaign.
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Ays
Harrisburg
Metropolitan Watson Company
Reading
Associated Gas & Electric Company
Wheeler-Rayburn Utility Holding Company
Public Service Commission
U. S. Senate Committee
Hugo Black
Dj Ald
Richard Beamish
P- 5 C
Beamish
Herman J. Goldberg
Howard C. Hopson
Black
Hopson
Pennsylvania
Tlight
Wheeler-Rayburn
WPA Starts Grading from Beaverdam to Lyons Corners
The Works Progress Administration launched a new improvement project on the Roosevelt highway. Three WPA gangs are grading and graveling the Beaverdam to Lyons Corners stretch and crews are upgrading West Columbus Avenue from Center Street to the city line. A fourth gang works on the unpaved link near the former Pat.
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Works Progress Administration
Beaverdam
Lyons Corners
Roosevelt Highway
WPA
Corry
West Columbus Avenue
Center Street
Hauptmann Appeal Set For December 9 Hearing
Attorney General Wilents informed the Supreme Court that Brunos Hauptmann has been served Irish papers in the December 9 appeal from his conviction for kidnapping and murder of Charles Lindbergh Jr. Wilents has until December 5 to file opposition. The court will recess for two weeks and resume deliberations December 9.
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Washington
David T. Wilents
New Jersey
Supreme Court
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Bronx
Carpenter
Gnaries A. Lindbergh, Jr
Witenta Hag
Hatptmann
Hauptmann May Confess In Lindbergh Kidnapping Case
Late news reports say Richard Hauptmann, the man condemned for kidnapping Charles A Lindbergh Jr, is eager to confess his role. Dr John Condon, the case intermediary, relays Hauptmanns desire to reveal details.
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Hauptmann
Boston
Richard Hauptmann
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
John ¥. Condon
Woman's Club Reorganized Names Officers and Chairs
At the Corry Woman's Club reorganization Miss Marion J Skidmore hosted the meeting. Officers elected include President Miss Macion J Skidmore and first vice president Miss Lens Qohen. Committee chairs were named with Mrs Harold Gilbert leading the Forum department and other posts assigned. Activities resume January with C A Sipe of Butler to lecture on Pennsylvania.
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Corry Woman's Club
Marion J.skidmore
Macion J. Skidmore
Lens Qohen
Ernast Schuyler
George Keefe
Weaguer
Georgia Myers
F. S. Austin
Butler
Pennsylvania
Oregon Crew Refuses to Sail With Gas Bound for Italy
In San Francisco Cal November 20 1935 the freighter Oregon sits idle as sailors refuse to weigh anchor while loading 36000 drums of aviation gasoline destined for Italian forces in Ethiopia. They fear danger and lack of U S protection despite promises of war bonds and personal insurance. The Seamen's Union was told by Secretary Cordell Hull that U S safety could not be guaranteed.
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San Franu
Cal
Orient
Ethiopia
Oregon
Seamen's Union
Cordell Hutt
United States
Ethiopians Plan Major Attack on Italian Front
Rome reports from November 20 indicate Ethiopian forces massing for a strong assault on the northern front. Officials expect a break of Italian lines between Dolo and Makale with heavy fighting. Reconnaissance confirms a large Ethiopian concentration south of Makale near Weelicot Antalo and Buja.
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United Press
Rome
Iftomi Ttalan
Ailigrat
Lnes
Dolo
Makale
Tallan
Weelicot
Antalo
Buja
Hill Folks Celebrate Convicted Girl in Rural Court
In Wise Virginia a 21 year old girl named Edith was found guilty of first degree murder after beating her father with a shoe and staying out late. The jury imposed a 25 year prison term as the crowd cheered and approved the verdict reflecting local moral views. Edith prepared to begin serving as her mother wept.
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Ferguson
United Press
Wise
Jong
Edith
Darlies
Sen
Japs Restless As North China Move Deferred
Reports from Shanghai and Peiping say Japan and China postponed the declaration of an autonomous state in northern China. The delay follows claims the League of Nations set a precedent in Ethiopia, allegedly strengthening China. Commanders in Japan and China dispute the cause amid troop stand bys.
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North China
League
Ethiopia
United Press Shanghat
China
League of Nations
Peiping
Japan
Kenji Doihara
Tientsin
Hsamn Cheng-Ying
Chinese Army Council
Chiang Kai-Shei
Chiang
Hopei
Shandong
Chahar
Shansi
Saiyuan
Deaths tied to baking soda sale probe in Calif
San Francisco reports a mystery involving poisoned baking soda sold by a department store. Police say 600 pounds in small packages were sold since October 23, with three dead and more potential victims, while health authorities use newspapers and radio to warn the public.
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Jack Welter
United Press
San Francisco
Poison Soda Deaths Prompt City Warrants and Mass Murder Probe
Municipal Judge Alden Ames issued warrants for Morris Rosenthal and Nick Manna over selling poison soda linked to at least four fatalities and many hospitalizations. Police trace the arsenic contaminated soda from a department store to Manno Salvage Co, with grand jury likely and health officials calling it possible mass murder.
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Oy Woited Press
San Francisco
Alden Ames
Morris Rosenthal
Rosenthal department —_ store
Nick Manna
Manna Salvage Co
Altra “Tayry
Bessie Hufelt
Tet'y
Mary Ogle
Clarente Lez
University of California Proferor
Pharmacology
Chit
Healty Department
J. C. Geiger
Geiger
Manno Silvage, Co
Health Department
Ogle
New Castle Man to Speak at Elks Memorial Service
C W Conrad of New Castle will deliver the address at Corry lodge 769 BPO Elks memorial services. The event, a lodge of sorrow, will be held Sunday afternoon December 1 at 3 o clock in the auditorium of the Eliis home. Public invited to join the Elks in paying tribute to deceased members.
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C. W. Conrad Hess
Corry Lodge
C. W. Conrad Exe
New Castle
B. P.O. Riks
Hess
Elks
Lodge of Sorrow
Charles P. Keating
Olin W. Bracken
Horton J. Davis
Nunibeng
Eiles
The
Pickets Block Plant Opening at Ohio Insulator Company
Angry strikers blinded and sickened by gas bomb barrages fought to prevent workers entering the besieged plant in Barberton Ohio. About 200 pickets hurled bricks and sticks while guards and deputy sheriffs used tear gas and nauseating gas to force back the attack as the company tried to reopen the factory.
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United Press
Barberton
Ohio Insulator Company
Noge S
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Portsmouth
Ohio
Woman's Club
Marion J. Skidmore
Butler Man
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United Gas Improvement Company
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