Board to Build Vocational School and Relief Plan
An article notes boards proposing a vocational school and relief program with a $5,000 amount under consideration. It highlights a pending surprise in the Lindbergh case as Bronx County and New Jersey officials renew plans to prosecute Bruno Hauptmann while a ransom money search uncovers two new batches of certificates not linked to Hauptmann, suggesting a possible second actor in the case.
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New Yor
Bronx County
New Jersey
Bruno R. Hauptmann
Hauptmann
J. J. Faulkner
State Board to Allocate Work Relief Allotments to Counties
The president unveiled a New Deal plan for a trial strike truce in American industry with labor endorsing parts of the speech while Wall Street and big business question its overall confidence value. Roosevelt promised a permanent basis for the New Deal and to summon major employers and unions to the White House this month to seek cooperation in a defined trial period of industrial peace. The San Francisco AFL meeting hailed the proposal as timely and appropriate, while textile union leaders viewed it as a critique of opponents who reject government facilities for peaceful dispute resolution. Continuous coverage notes Wall Street’s mixed reaction as the administration moves forward.
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Frederick A. Storm
United Press
Washington, Dc. L
Roosevelt
Wall Streets
Sdmin
Wiliam A. Groot
American Federation of Judhoy
Tralsevelt
San Francisco
A .Ef
White House
Wall Street
Bet Fe
Passengers Laud Crew as Steamer Is Rescued
Coast Guard boats pull passengers from a steamer that rapidly fills with water after hitting a submerged object. Rescue teams guide travelers to safety as crews work to stabilize the vessel and assess damage. Passengers praise timely assistance and orderly evacuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coast Guard
New Bedford Survives Coastwise Sinking Rescue Efforts Praised
The coastal steamer New Bedford carrying 64 passengers struck a submerged object near Woods Hole and began flooding last night. Captain J F Negus and crew of 27 guided passengers to safety as life boats and Coast Guard cutters aided the evacuation. Survivors report 12 feet of water in holds and the ship aground off Yeateng Point.
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United Press
Woods Hole
Mass
New Bedford
J. F. Negus
Yeateng Point
Negrus
Coast Guard
P Sengera
Atlantic
Arnold Berhnstein
Koenigsteil
Ossinee
Champlain
Sehago
Koenigstein
Boston
D. Line
Falcon
Florida
Carhoho
Corry Board considers new vocational school plan
The Corry Board of Education meets in special session to review proposed improvements for the unemployment relief program. They discuss a new rotational vocational school at the old Hateh building site, cost revisions, salvage use, and labor plans, with architect Raymond A Preeburg and officials from Rommerdale, Hollister, and the RWD.
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Board of Education
Corry
Belief Works Division
Hateh
Messrs. Rommerdale and
Hollister
RWD
Raymond A Preeburg
Jamestows
Preeburg
Pennsylvania
New York Works
Hatch School
Temple Here
John A. Lanston
Relief Administration
Washington
Wairview
Lahston
Supervision of Markets In Federal Hands
Federal control of the U S securities markets began under the 1934 Securities Exchange Act with the Securities and Exchange Commission guiding a painless transition. The 7 billion dollar market opened normally as 24 exchanges registered, 12 exempted, and unlisted over the counter trading continued. The move follows the 1929 crash and Senate currency committee findings prompting federal oversight.
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Washington
America
Securities and Exchange Commission
New York Stock Exchange
Commission
New York Mining Exchange
Senate and Currency Committee
Congress
Relief workers to be drawn from relief rolls in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg report notes the state emergency relief board will meet to allocate October food and work relief funds across 67 counties. A new work relief program, funded by budgetary means, will replace prior CWA and LWD projects, with weekly reports on workers and project details. Weather and other conditions may affect hours, with food relief diverting to meet budget needs when work is not possible. State funds totaling at least 5 million dollars from a 14.41 million entitlement will be available for October, supplementing federal funds for the first time since April.
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United Press
Harrisburg
State Emergency Relief Board
CWA
LWD
Fedaras
Eric H. Biddle
Worl
Pennsylvania
Relief Board
Supreme Court hears Brown Ledden appeals on removal from office
The State superior court heard appeals by B. D. Brown and T. H. Ledden, Bil County commissioners, challenging their sentences and removal from office. In Madrid, Premier Ricardo Samper’s cabinet resigned under right wing pressure led by Gil Robles of the Popular Action party. In Little America, the Byrd Antarctica expedition aircraft destroyed, injuring pilot William McCormick of Lansdown, Pennsylvania.
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United Press
Philadelphia
B. D. Brown
T. H. Ledden
Bil
Madrid
Ricardo Samper
Gil Robles
Popular Action Party
Little America
Byv
William McCormick
Lansdown, Pa
New Jersey to Extradite Hauptmann for NJ Charges
Gov. A. Harry Moore announced in Trenton on October 1 that Bruno R. Hauptmann would be extradited to New Jersey to face charges there before facing trial on extortion in New York. The decision links Hauptmann to New Jersey authorities and timelines his transfer accordingly.
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Wis
Cress
Trenton
N. J
A. Harry Moore
Bruno R. Hauptmann
New Jersey
New York
Doumergue Draws Parallels With FDR On Democracy Fight
Premier Gaston Doumergue in an exclusive interview with the Mnster Press says world democracy rests with the United States Great Britain and France. He compares France's struggle to President Roosevelt likening currency policies to a peacemaker effort. He advocates concentrating executive power to safeguard gold money and strengthen the government.
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Karl A. Bickel
United Press
United Press Paris
Gaston Doumergue
France
Mnster Press
United States
Great Britain
Doumerguerew
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Johnson bids NRA farewell tears in eyes
Gen Hugh S Johnson tearful as he resigns from the NRA urging workers to stay with the organization. He calls the move foregone, noting his trials and happiness at the moment. Frances Robinson, his executive assistant, also resigns but will remain with Johnson until October.
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NRA
Frances Robinson
United Press
Washington
Hugh
Johnson
Compete Department
Cavalry
Gen. Johnson
Pinchot poised to endorse Reed as campaign moves forward
Governor Pinchot is expected to publicly back Senator David A. Reed and other Republicans soon. A Wilkes Barre speech is planned as party leaders anticipate the endorsement, with preparations run by Judge John Ping in the anthracite region. Lulu Slater travels to St Petersburg for an indefinite stay.
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Wilkes-Barre
Unite Press
Milford
Gifford Pinehot
David A. Reed
Pinchot
John 8. Ping
Reed
Harrisbure
Five Arrested in Bootlegging Raid on West Main Joint
Police raided 16% West Main Street and arrested James Chronis and four visitors for suspected bootlegging. Unlicensed liquor and moonshine seized. Chronis arraigned on possession charges and held for grand jury. visitors fined for unlawful assembly with bail set at 19 dollars. Chronis had prior police visits and gambling links noted by authorities.
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James Chronis
Atlas Crokns
West Main Street
Chronis
Glen Miler
Gt. Gordon
Grant
Erie County
Oil City Bank Reopens After Ban, $3.0M Released to Depositors
Oil City National Bank resumed operations after a banking holiday, with about $3,000,000 freed for venango county depositors. The sum equals roughly 70 percent of deposits, while the remaining 80 percent is to be paid gradually, with 2 percent interest. ALR. McGil of First National Bank of Sharon serves as cashier of the bank.
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Ay Uniten Press
Oil City
Venago County
Oil City National Bank
Alr
McGil
First National Bank of
Driscoll to Head Democratic Rally in Columbus
Dennis Driscoll Democratic candidate for congress and noted St Marys attorney will lead speakers at a Columbus building rally Wednesday evening at one o clock. Gerald McGill of Oil City and Clyde Elder of Sheffield also appear. Columbus Grange orchestra to provide music. arrangements by John Richardson and John Bunnell.
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Dennis Driscoll
Congress
St. Marys
Columbus
Gerald McGill
O11
Clyde Elder
Sheffield
Assembly
Driscoll
Corry
Pennsylvania
Columbus Grange Orchestra
John Richardson
John Bunnell
Young engineer on trial for death of sweetheart
Robert Allen Edwards, 21, mine surveyor, pleads not guilty at opening of a murder trial in Wilkes-Barre. Prosecutors say he killed his childhood sweetheart Freda McKerchnie, 26, an expectant mother, to pursue a romance with Margaret Crain, 22. Jury selection from 80 prospective jurors began as Edwards showed rare emotion.
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Wilkes-Barre
Robert Allen Edwards
Freda McKerchnie
Packer
Wltosing Bobbie
Freda McKechnie
Freda
Toye
Frank R. McGugien
Edwards
Margaret Crain
Harvey's Laie
Margaret
Chimney Fire at Doane Home Causes Minor Damage
A chimney fire confined to the chimney at the Doane residence on Ayik Street damaged by smoke. A second report describes a Saturday night blaze at Mrs. Della Sample on South Center Street, but firefighters found the flames locked and the damage was small.
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O. B. Doane
Ayik Street
Della Sample
South Senter
Leel
Fremeh
Rush To Settle School Taxes Before Penalty Tuesday
Rush to settle 1934 school taxes before the five percent penalty Tuesday. Collector George H. Gordon said 1934 collections may exceed 1933, with a strong Saturday showing and another rush today. Office hours extended to six o'clock for taxpayers convenience. Taxpayers may pay in four installments October December February and April as in prior years.
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George H. Gordon
Journal
Tomorow
Collie Lions
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Freeburg
Schouls
Trulph S. Dewey
Harrisberg
State Department of Public Instruction
Department of Labor and Industry
Iso
Dewey
Ans
Richard L. Gridley
State Emergency Relief Board On Food
F D.R
Lulu Slater
St. Pétershting
Fis
Doane Home
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