Russia Builds Gold Reserve Ties Steel Trade Talks
United Press reports rising business indicators bolster Roosevelt recovery program and NRA exemptions as October building activity climbs. Soviet gold ore shipments to the U S aid reserve plans while a wheat conference forecasts lean stocks. Labor disputes loom in Massachusetts steel and a Los Angeles transit strike risk emerges.
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Russia
U. S
United Press
Roosevelt
American Conference of Mayor
Beneft
Federal Housing Administration
American Iron and Steel Institute
Labor Department
Washington
NRA
United States
Massachusetts
Los Angeles
Anniversary as Underwriter for Thea Williams
Thea P F Williams, local representative of Equitable Life, marked the fifteenth year with Edward A Woolf Company as a successful Northwestern Pennsylvania underwriter. He has protected 1,852 policy holders, about 124 yearly, with total business volume at 5 818 978. Woods Company president William M Duff praised the impact, noting many policies supported widows and children and kept families together.
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Thea PF. Williams
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Edward A. Woolf
Williams
Pennsyllvania
William M. Duff
The
Woods Company
Plant Manager Club Speaker Outlines Furniture History
W A Redmond manager of Kurtz Case Goods Co spoke to Kiwanis at Hotel Corry detailing furniture making history and styles from early periods to present. He discussed manufacturing costs plant operation and industry challenges before about twenty members. Directors Re elected Philadelphia November 22 Re election of Hine director of Interstate Milk Producers Association announced today.
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W. A. Redmond
Kurtz Case Goods Company
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Corry
Mr. Redmond
Redmond
Philadelphia
Hine
Interstate Milk Producers Association
Coyne and three others freed in vote fraud case
State Senator James J. Coyne was acquitted today of conspiring to defraud in the 1932 congressional elections after a second trial. A jury had previously failed to reach a verdict in the first trial. The jury’s decision came after less than seven hours of deliberation and was announced before Federal Judge F P Schoonmaker. The acquittal extended to Coyne’s brother Thomas Coyne, P J Pat O Malley, and Walter.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
James J. Coyne
Coyne
F. P. Schoonmaker
Thomas Coyne
P. J
Pat
O'Malley
Walter
Two Ute Men Slain in Car Feud Suspected
United Press dispatch from Nov 22 reports Pietro Lima and Dominick Aletto found shot to death in an automobile on the East Side. Police say the murders may stem from a feud, with both men shot multiple times.
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United P Utioa
Pietro Lima
Dominick Aletto
Lucy
Cardinal Gasparri Honored With Solemn Funeral Tributes
Rome November 22 Church and State paid solemn funeral tribute to Pietro Cardinal Gasparri secretary of state under two popes. The 82 year old cardinal statesman died Sunday in his palace. Funeral services led by the pope's order at St Tenatius church reflected his lifetime of service in priesthood law and diplomacy.
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Sy Thomas B. Morgan
United Press
Rome
Church and State
Pietro Cardinal Gasparri
St. Tenatius
Cardinal Gasparri
Fire tears through $10,000 dwelling in Edna
Firemen with no water watched a $10,000 house burn near Edna Pa. The blaze forced Andrew Umsted and his family from bed as crews from Undercliff, Hinai, and Hinwitd fought without water. Nearby guests Kenneth Tresler and Carl Sickler were visiting Miss Thelma Henry.
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Weyned
Edna
Lames
Hifi Wild
Andrew Umsted
Andrew
Lucille
Hina
Kenneth Tresler
Youngsville, Ps
Carl Sickler
The
Thelma Henry
Labor seeks bargaining by majority rule in steel plants
United Press reports President Roosevelt pushes labor policy while United States Steel proposes majority and minority representation. AFL leader William Green denounces the plan as not genuine collective bargaining and insists negotiations must follow the majority rule under the national labor relations board Houde decision.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
United States Steel Corporation
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Green
National Labor Relations Poard
Houde
Steel Corporation
Tabor
Wilson Faces Ban by P S C City Controller Cited
Harrisburg reports the Public Service Commission cited Philadelphia city controller S. Davis Wilson to show cause why he should not be barred from representing litigants before the PSC. A Dauphin County Court injunction had barred him from appearing as counsel, but the commission can bar him with proper action. Wilson must respond by November 30 with a formal action, and a hearing is set for December 5 in Harrisburg.
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Philadelphia
United Press
Harrisburg
Public Service Commission Today
S. Davis Wilson
Dauphin County
Wilson
Coirt
Wilsom
Survey Shows Fascist Movement Negligible
New York Nov 22 United Press reports a government survey found fascist groups in the United States small and scattered. Major General Smedley D. Butler, retired U.S. Marine, said he was approached by Wall Street interests to lead an army of 500000 to replace Roosevelt with a fascist dictatorship but the survey found only limited groups organized openly in major cities, too small to form a nucleus.
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United Press
New York
United States
Smedley D. Butler
U. S
United Marines
Wall Street
Washington
Roosevelt
Benito Brussolini
Adolf Hitler
Alsa
Amall
Butler
Soviet sends gold ore to Tacoma for U S goods trade
New York Nov 22 Soviet Russia ships gold bearing ore to Tacoma Washington to build a hard money reserve for buying American goods. A shipload reached Texas om a via the Panama Canal and another is en route with an estimated value of 1 700 000 dollars. The exports are handled by the Industrial Exports Corporation and Amtarg Corp with a Russian export import bank aiding advances.
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United Press
New York
Russia
Tacoma
Wash
Tadima
United States
Texosoma
Panamsé Canal
Antara
Leniad
Industrial Exports Corporation
Amtarg Corp
Pyedila
Aa Son
Barn on Gates Farm Destroyed Near Lovells Station
Fire last evening destroyed a hay barn on the Gates farm near Lovells Station a short distance west of the station about 10 30. The wind blew away from the farmhouse and adjacent structures, preventing spread to the other barn and buildings. A large quantity of hay and straw was burned and loss and insurance could not be learned.
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Charles Gates
Lovells Station
Gates
Two Escape In Auto Accident Near Erie and Waterford
Corry motorists returning from Erie reported a wrecked auto near Perry Town between Erie and Waterford. Laura Emerson of that place and James Zafropulos, formerly of Corry, escaped uninjured. The car left the highway and was badly damaged. The vehicle belonged to Zafiropulos Brothers, William Zafiropulos, a former Corry resident.
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Corry
Pery Tym
Erie
Waterford
Union City
Laura Emerson
Emerson
James Zafropulos
Zafiropiloss
William Zafiropulos
Carry
Gale warnings warn of severe Great Lakes storm
Chicago November 22 Ships on the Great Lakes rushed to shelter as a major storm loomed. Warnings from Chicago to Buffalo forecast 50 mile per hour winds, snow, and temperatures 15 to 20 degrees. Northeast winds were expected on Michigan Superior and Huron north of Alpena. Rain was set to turn to snow with the storm moving rapidly from Missouri toward the northeast.
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United Press
Chicago
Great Lakes
Buffalo
Coast Guard
Michigan
Superior
Huron
Alpena
Missouri
2 Weather Bureau
Four Convicts Escape From Huntingdon Reformatory
State Police were alerted that four inmates escaped today from the Huntingdon state reformatory and were believed aboard an eastbound freight train. The escapees are John Gonda of Luzerne County, John Williams of Wilkes-Barre, Edwin Collins of Pittsburgh, and Junin Mitewell of Homestead, who reportedly sawed bars and climbed the wall to flee.
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United Press
Hunter Dies of Heart Attack Near Bradford
Samu A Curtis Jones, 56, collapsed while hunting near Bradford with a companion. Jones, a Knox producer, reportedly suffered a heart attack. his companion W J Jackson sought help, but Jones died on the way back. Jones owned extensive air tracts in his district.
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Unitedress
Bradford
Samu A Curtis Jones
W. J. Jackson
Jones
Knox
Pa. Or
Search for Weiss Turns to New York by Arl Orese
Philadelphia report details the kidnap case of William Weiss missing since October. A man named John Gostello is said to have been paid 25 000 toward a 100 000 ransom, with officials requesting help from Justice Department agents in New York to locate Gostello.
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Weiss
New York
Arl
Orese
Philadelphia
Kidnipers
William
Big Bill) Weiss
King
John Gostello
Department of Justice
New Yorks
Costetlo
Pensacola Damaged by Hurricane
A hurricane force wind swept Pensacola causing the uprooting of a large apartment building and several smaller structures. Families fled through heavy rain to seek shelter as roofs flew from other structures. No deaths or injuries were reported and water flooded unroofed stores, ruining merchandise.
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United Press
Pensacola
Fla
Richberg and Manufacturers Diverge on NRA Reform
Washington reports Donald Richberg and the National Association of Manufacturers offered opposing views on section 7A of the Recovery Act. Richberg pressed for a continued NRA framework with stronger wages hours disclosures and fair practice rules, while manufacturers urged a devolution of labor reforms including child labor bans and wage provisions.
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NRA
Washington
Donald Richberg
National Association of Manufacturers Today
Congress
New York
Richberg
Manufacturers
Feu
Associated Grocery Manufacturers of America
Ueichberg
NTA
Cubs and Pirates complete major trade in November swap
Louisville dispatch reports the Chicago Cubs trading pitchers Guy Bush Jim Weaver and outfielder Babe Herman to Pittsburgh for Freddy Lindstrom and southpaw Larry French. No cash changed hands in the deal.
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Louisville
Chicago Cubs
Guy Bush
Jim Weaver
Babe Herman
Pittsburgh
Freddy Lindstrom
Larry French
Vanderbilt Will Dispute Sparks Appeal Over Child Custody
Mrs Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt announced an immediate appeal of Supreme Court Justice Carews custody ruling awarding her 10 year old daughter Gloria to Mrs Harry Payne Whitney the childs aunt. The decision caused a sensation in New York and major European capitals drawing attention to the Vanderbilt Whitney families and their wealth.
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New York
Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt
Supreme Court
John JF. Carew
Gloria
Harry Payne
Whitney
Carew
London
Paris
Ropean
Vanderbilt
Reginald Vanderbilt
Harry Payne Whitney
Vanderblit
Non-Aggression Treaty Seen as New Hope in Crisis
London officials report Sir John Simon argues for equality in ocean security as naval limitation talks teeter toward failure. Key questions involve a potential Britain Japan or Britain Japan United States pact if treaties lapse and a separate Britain United States naval accord to counter any Japanese naval buildup. The next planning session between British and American delegates was set for tomorrow.
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Frederick Kuh
United Press
London
John Simon
House of Commons
United States
Britain
Japan
Washington
America
Barnes to head Revenue Dept in Harreld administration
Governor-elect George H Harreld fills two cabinet posts naming JH Edgar Barnes of Philadelphia as Secretary of Revenue and David L Lawrence of Pittsburgh as Secretary of the Commonwealth. Barnes, 51, attorney and political adviser, stated he aims to help George Harreld achieve a strong record. Barnes has deep Philadelphia legal ties and a family residence in Overbrook.
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Untteg
Philadelphia
George H.harle
JH. Edgar Barns
Earle
David L. Lawrence
Pittsburg
Commonwealth
Barnes
Sim
George Tak
Oil Producers Challenge NRA in Supreme Court Test
Texas oil producers, challenging the validity of the national emergency act, file briefs in the Supreme Court. The case marks the first test before the high tribunal of federal wartime economic controls amid the national recovery effort.
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Sinewere Washington
Texas
Supreme Court
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