Mackmen Cop First Game 5 2 World Series Opener
In a sunlit Shibe Park opener Frank Getty reports Lefty Grove held the St Louis Cardinals to five hits as the Philadelphia Athletics win 5 to 2. Al Simmons Mickey Cochrane and Jimmy Foxx each drove in runs while Mule Haas added a run on a triple. The Cardinals managed nine hits but stranded runners, with Douthit Adams Frisch Bottomley Hafey Blades and Gyve among the players named in the early frames. President Hoover attended the crowd of 32 995 to witness the Mackmen take game one.
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Mob slays Black former slaver seized from jail in Georgia
John Willie Clark, a Black man and alleged slaver of Police Chief Joe Jenkins, was fatally harmed by a mob of about 100 men wearing masks at Bartow county jail. They overpowered guards, dragged him to a telephone pole near the jail, and he died in the ensuing melee. The incident followed threats of mob violence after Jenkins attempted to arrest Clark for a disturbance on September 5.
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Box Score Highlights From Cardinals Athletics Game
Box score shows two base hits by Prisch Dykes Hat ey three base hits by Toxs Haas and homer by Simmons Cochrane sac hits by Miles Douthit Adams Boley Left on bas e Cardinals 0 Athletics 2. Grimes struck out six Grove B. Grimes 3 bases on balls Grove 1. Umpires Moriarty at plate Angler first base Geissel second base Reardon third base.
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Cattle Herd Sparks Safe Return From Blizzard at Sonora
The cast of the film Fighting Caravan led by Gary Cooper and Lily Damita rode through a Sierra blizzard to safety near Sonora California after 500 cattle forged a path through deep snow. The crew delayed departure from Dardanelle 65 miles north to finish the Sequel to The Covered Wagon amid ongoing bad weather.
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Connally Sees Big Democratic Gain and Nominees
Sen Tom Connally of Texas predicted Democrats will win major gains in both Senate and House in the next year naming six likely 1932 presidential contenders: Newton D Baker Frank D Roosevelt Joseph Robinson Harry Byrd Jim Reed W P George. He said the party has a strong chance to gain a Senate majority in November elections.
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Auto accident in Erie kills Mrs Ecklund at 51
Mrs G E Ecklund 51 of Warren died at St Vincent Hospital after an Erie auto crash at 28th and Perry streets Monday evening. She was a passenger in a coupe driven by Norma McKay. McKay and the other occupants escaped serious injury. The accident also left the brother with minor injuries. Ecklund had been en route to Columbus when the collision occurred.
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Buller Resigns as Mt Pleasant Fish Hatchery Chief
G H Buller, superintendent of the state fish hatchery at Mt Pleas ant, resigns after joining state service in 1904 to become Inland Fisheries Commissioner in Virginia. The announcement came from his father Nathan R Buller, State Commissioner of Fisheries.
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Gains Run To 10 Points In Some Stocks
New York stocks rose on short covering and investment buying in top issues. American Cement jumped after an extra dividend news. U.S. Steel, General Motors, Radio, Westinghouse Electric, United Aircraft, Union Carbide and Vanadium all posted gains. Railroads led with Pennsylvania and Atchison rising over three points. Utilities inched higher as call money steadied at 2 percent.
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Consolidated Gas
Suspect Held for South Bend Murder
CHICAGO Oct 1 Harry Siwin sid former sweetheart of Alice Wott man was arrested today charged with the slaying of a 1 year old South Bend girl who was killed as she slept several weeks ago waiving extradition he was taken at once to South Bend
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Tonight's Top Radio Entreaties At Eight To Nine-Thirty
NBC and CBS networks air a mix of entertainment programs this evening. The Yeast Foamers headline at 8 pm on NBC, with concert blocks on CBS via WABC at 8.00. WEAR features Mobiloll concert at 8.20. La Patina smoker is listed for 9.30, and Palmolive hour closes 9:40 on WEAF NBC.
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Lake gives up body of second plane victim
The body of William J. McNulty Columbus businessman, who died with pilot Willaxa Parker Cleveland, when their plane crashed in Lake Erie last week, was found near Conneaut breakwater. McNulty's body was identified by friend H. McNulty. a $400 reward was posted by Mrs. McNulty to aid the search.
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Heavy rush to pay school tax avoids penalty
Thousands rush to the tax office of F E Westley in the Municipal Building to beat the five percent penalty on the 1930 school tax assessment. Tuesday saw upwards of $20,000 paid. the office remained open late to accommodate workers. The 1990 assessment is expected to be paid by tonight. the penalty begins tomorrow.
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Two Bandits Hold Up Brackenbridge Store For 470
In Brackenbridge today two young bandits held up Me Streets at a Brackenbridge street shop. While Streets was making change for a $10 cigars payment, the youths produced guns and forced him to surrender $470 in cash before fleeing. Police were alerted and began a search.
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Youthful gunmen shot down after robbery in Detroit
Oct 1 two youth robbers escaped with $80 from a drug store then were gunned down on a street in a four way pistol battle with Detroit patrolmen. Lawrence McBride 26 Detroit and Larry Kelly 24 Buffalo were wounded. McBride near death with wounds to neck and abdomen. Patrolmen Arthur Garnett and William Pleiss confronted them minutes after the crime.
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Last Day for Local Registration Set as Saturday
Corry voters face final enrollment on Saturday October 1 by 7 to 10 am 2 pm and 4 to 10 pm at registrar sites. A total of 876 have registered in two days with 448 first day and 418 second day. residents must bring a county tax receipt for 1929 or 1930 to qualify for November voting.
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Victim Conte Slain After Being Slugged in Leechburg
In Leechburg Pennsylvania investigators concluded Joseph Conte was slugged unconscious before a shotgun blast killed him. A ground nest of shotgun pellets found at the scene where Conte’s body was discovered last week supported the theory. Constable William Raper, jailed in Armstrong County, said five men in an Ohio inspector mobile asked about Conte on Labor Day.
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Alexander Named Chair Of 1980 Community Chest Drive
Mayor C L Alexander was named chairman of the 1980 Community Chest campaign and organized ward committees. A special manufacturers committee will augment the usual groups. The campaign launches Monday with a goal of 17000 to fund emergency needs and hospital allocations. Leader hope large donors will increase pledges to meet the higher target.
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Musical Comedy Star Jack Donahue Dies at 62
New York Oct 1 Jack Donahue leading musical comedy star died at his home of heart disease His death followed a period of illness after leaving Cincinnati show Sons of Guns for heart trouble He was popular on Broadway and had starred in many successful musical comedies since rising from vaudeville to the top of his field His overwork was cited as a factor in his decline.
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Colorado Oil Disposal Will Undergo Probe
United Press reports Attorney General will probe 18 charges against Ralph B. Kelley former chief of the General Land Office shale program. Assistant AG Seth Richardson oversees the investigation as officials debate feasibility of profitable oil shale extraction in Colorado. Hawley of Continental Oil disputes claims of oil company seizure of public lands.
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Seth W. Richardson
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Cola
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Wolarado
Ralph G. Kelley
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Robert J. Hawley
Contnental Oil Company
Colorado
Hawley
Bankers Push Repeal Resolution At Cleveland Meeting
Local movement gathers steam as Leonard Pasquallichio of the Bank of Italy drafts a resolution for the American Bankers Association urging repeal of federal prohibition laws and creation of federal and state liquor control. Support from Pennsylvania bankers signals a broad industry challenge to Prohibition. Action by bankers on the resolution is highly anticipated.
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Chicago Banker Foresees Startling Prosperity
Chicago, Oct 1 George M Reynolds marks 50 years in banking by predicting that America will soon recover from the downturn and enter a period of startling prosperity. Reynolds, oldest Chicago banker with decades at Continental Illinois Bank and Trust, chairs the executive committee and serves as a Federal Reserve director.
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