Former Corry Boy Loses Life in California
Arthur B. Spear a former Corry boy was killed in Newport Beach California according to a telegram to his mother Minnie Wales Spear. He had lived in California for some time and recently showed interest in deep sea fishing. Mrs Spear of Chautaqua was noted as survivor with no funeral details provided.
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Arthur B. Spear
Corry
Newport Beach
Calif
Spear
Wales Spear
Channa
N.Y
Med
Corry and
Wiorls
Comny
California
Jean
Texas
Pacific Coast
Minnie Wales Spear
Ghautaugud
Bijal
Fake gold and silver stock ring exposed in Pittsburgh
Four men face charges under SEC and mail fraud statutes for selling fake gold and silver mine stocks. Victims from Pittsburgh and major cities testified as judge set bench warrants and bonds. Mastermind Vaughn of New York, Patterson and Porter of Pittsburgh, Garwood of Pittsburgh were indicted on eleven counts including anti fraud, registration, and manipulation.
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Erb
Securities| Exchange Commission Act
Pittsburgh
Melvin S. Patterson
New York City
W. Honey Porter
San Francisco
Robert V. Vaughn
B. M. Garwood
F. P. Schoonmaker
Vaughn
Patterson and Porter
Gargood
Patterson
Porter
Garwood
SEC Inz
Senauskas and Polens Seek Stay by Court Action
United Press reports Pennsylvania Supreme Court to hear Senauskas and Polens petition to withdraw guilty pleas in the Seminuk murder case. Judge James T. Brownson to preside, report findings with recommendations. Arguments focus on alleged understanding for mercy and potential earlier mercy promises influencing pleas.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Washington County
Joseph Senauskas
John Polens
Metro Seminuk
Youngsville
Senauskas
Poles
Justice of the Peace
Dub
Supreme Court
Ley
Seminak
Warren County Court
D.u.avind Watley
Supreme Pore Wity
James T. Brownson
High Court
A. Lince Cohen
Poland
Wmumuil
Taawil
Cohen
Senayakas
Polens
Mary Semintik Polens
Youngsville Ih
Commonwealth
Senauskea
Seminaks
Roosevelt Knox Speak in Pittsburgh as Campaign Push Grows
President Roosevelt and Republican nominee Frank Knox planned back to back speeches in Pittsburgh on October 1, tying the city’s political energy to the presidential race. Knox would speak at Duquesne Gardens and Roosevelt at Forbes Field, amid heightened anticipations over Pennsylvania’s 36 electoral votes and a brewing shift in the state. Top party leaders, including Governor George H. Earle and state chairs M Harvey Taylor and David L. Lawrence, would attend the events.
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Edward McCann
Pittsburgh
Steel and Coal Center
Roosevelt
Frank Knox
Knox
Duquesne Gardens
Oakland
Forbes Field
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pennsylvania
Donalder
Hoover
Allentown
Republican State Committee
George H. Earle
M. Harvey Taylor
David L. Lawrence
FALL FESTIVAL AT LEGION HOME THIS EVENING
Timers Carrier Post 365 Amertain Légion hosts a fall festival at the post home on North Center Street tonight. The event features contract bridge five hundred and rummy games, bingo with prizes, and music by Alan Hasbrauch's Keystonians. A luncheon will be served and the public is invited to attend and enjoy the new Wall festival format.
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Carrier Post
Amertain Légion
Post
North Center Street
Alan Hasbrauch
Keystonians
Ufie
Former Sparta Girl Hurt in Auto Crash
Details describe a car incident injuring Mrs Ralph McAbhoh of Artold Pennsylvania, formerly of Spartansburg. En route to Pittsburgh Mrs McAninch and Mrs Med Lyle of New Kensington were injured in New York bound trip. Mrs McAninch, formerly Miss Evelyn Platt of Spartanatuitg, was taken to a hospital though her condition was not learned early afternoon.
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Ralph McAbhoh
Artold, Pa
Spartansburg
Piotatelhin
McAninch
Med Lyle
New Kennington
Road to ruin likely for Tlingis Central Railroad
A garbled 1698 related note from B A Downs reveals concerns about the Tlingis Central Railroad receiving unexpected attention and potential peril, casting a shadow on its stability since 1981.
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Tlingis Central Railroad
B. A. Downs
21 Hurt in Strike Violence at Berkshire Mills
Reading Pa Oct 1 Twenty one persons were injured in a strike at Berkshire Knitting Mills as 3000 pickets gathered nearby. Governor George H. ordered state police to assist, Major Lynn G Adams supervising Troop Y stationed at Reading. Continued on Page Three.
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Taikiseurc
George H
Taday
Jenn C Goirk
Berke
Berk White Jentiling Entits
Reading
Lynn G. Adams
Read Ing
Berkshire
Pagn
Salvation Army fund drive plan outlined at meeting
Adjutant Jack Sullivan and chairman A D Hillstrom announced the Salvation Army goal of 2900 dollars for the drive. A joint dinner at the Army hall will issue full canvas instructions for home to home visits and unpaid displays, with a busy calendar of street, youth, and indoor meetings planned over the coming year.
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D. A. Hillstrom
Salvation Army Fund Campaign
Army Hall
M. J. Parshurst
Jack Sullivan
Judge Hirt to Render Verdict in Club Case
Judge William B. Hirt reserved decision in the Corry Polish American club charter appeal after county court testimony. He said the testimony would be transcribed and an order issued later. Officers of the club, defended by Walter H. Scott, denied charges in the report by court appointee Burton Lax.
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William B. Hirt
Corry Polish American Club
Hirt
Glib
Walter H. Scott
Organizationas
Atorney Burton Lax
Hunters in Prince George chase snowbound area leads
In Prince George British Columbia two parties of American hunters were combed by airplanes as they search the northern region for signs of a missing snowbound party. The hunt was focused on locating the missing group and gathering possible clues in the rugged terrain.
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Losy
Prince George
New York Times Backs FDR for Re-Election
The New York Times announced support for President Roosevelt for a second term in an editorial. It cites three dominant considerations: a conservative shift in a second administration, insurance against radicalism, and opposition to Republican narrow nationalism.
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United Pre
New York
The
New York Times
Roosevelt
United States
Republican Party
Monaghan Slaying Scene Inspected by Grand Jury
Fayette County grand jury inspected today the Evans era mansion room where former wealthy real estate owner Frank C Monaghan was beaten to death by three police officers. The investigation seeks answers on the October 1 incident in Uniontown Pennsylvania, with officials comparing notes and reviewing evidence.
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Anin
Uniontown
Ervilian
Frank ¢. Monaghan
Aulepechy
Fayette Grand Jury
Cattle Hurt in Carter Hill Dog Attacks Prompt Action
Farmers report vicious police dogs roaming Carter Hill area for days. Several cattle killed or fatally injured, including two yearlings. State agriculture official takes charge, burying carcasses. Owners Burt Stockton Michael Bailey John Sawdyhn Amos Williams describe brutal attacks and high value cattle likely to be killed.
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Carter Hill
State Department of Agriculture
Burt Stockton
Michael Bailey
Ohn Sawdhyn
Amos Williams
Thit
Corry Man to Lead NYA Area Office
Corry resident to head the Erie NYA branch succeeding J A Zerbe Jr The NYA will provide financial aid to 38000 Pennsylvania students including 8000 in colleges and 30000 in high schools with 82074000 federal funds available Students must perform part time public welfare duties Principal Howard J Bheen assists in coordinating aid for needy families to help those who could not attend school without support.
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Mionsstown
J. A. Zerbe
Irie
theiErie Nya
Brown
WPA
Zerbe
NY Ia Education
NYA
Pennsylvania
Corry High School
Howard J. Bheen
Accord that year in 3 year power battle
President Roosevelt opened talks with Tennessee Valley and private utility executives to end the three year clash over electricity in the southeast. A tentative plan for a giant pool would joint use transmission lines and private and public generation, with a public corporation to coordinate and manage the network if an agreement is reached.
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Richard L. Harkness
United Press
Washington
White House
Tennessee
Yale
Southeast
Wscamn
Roosevelt
Governent
Congress
Tieup of Coast Ships Averted by 15 Day Truce
A threatened Pacific coast shipping tieup was averted as a 15 day truce extended existing contracts to October. Negotiations, led by Edward F. Mc Grady of the Labor Department, will continue during the peace period to resolve wage and hour disputes and relations with employers remain unsettled.
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SAN Pfranciseg
Maritime Commission
Washington
Asth
Department of Labor
Edward F. McGrady
Plant worker loses finger in machine accident
Margaret Fitch, a Raymond Manufacturing Company employee, sustained a crushed right hand and required amputation of the index finger at the first joint after an incident at the plant this afternoon. The attending physician ordered the surgery and the worker is recovering.
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Margaret Pitch
Raymond Manufteturing Company
Fitch
Browder Released After Jail Stay in Indiana
Earl Browder, Communist party presidential candidate, was jailed to prevent a rally in Terre Haute Indiana. He and fellow alleged conspirators Waldo Frank Seymour Walden Charles Stadl and Andrew Hemes were held overnight but released after 25 hours. Prosecution dismissed charges at city court opening as authorities achieved their aim.
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United Press
Terre Haute
Mul
Earl Browder
Wass
Browder
Waldo Frank
New York
Seymour Walden
National
Charles Stadlfelt
Indiana
Secu Suy
Andrew Hemes
Indianapolis
Senate Passes Revamped Franc Devaluation Bill
Paris Oct 1 The Senate approved a revised government franc devaluation bill in a form acceptable to Premier Leon Blum. It now goes to the other chamber for agreement. The measure lacks the broad wage and pension compensations the government originally drafted, but affirms Blum’s power to curb price rises and manage labor disputes linked to price increases.
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Ralph Heinzen
United Press
Paris
Senate
Leon Blum
Uo Chamber
Blum
Prep for Long Siege at Gibraltar Amid Alarm
Madrid braces for six month siege as rebels threaten to cut off the capital from all communications. The action marks a turning point in the conflict with the government rushing plans to defend key routes and sustain morale.
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Gibraltar
Madrid
GOP raising five million in Penn a
United Press reports Democratic State Chairman David K. Lawrence accuses Pennsylvania GOP leaders of gathering five million dollars to defeat Roosevelt in Pennsylvania. He cites Joeph R. Grundy of the Pennsylvania Manufacturers' Association and notes meetings in Berks, Franklin, and Somerset counties with attendees including Joseph N. Pew Ernest Poole and G Mason Owlett. Lawrence says the push is to fund election day efforts.
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United Press
Harrisburg
David K. Lawrence
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Lawrence
U.S. Senate
Joeph R. Grundy
Pennsylvania Manufacturers’ Association
Meet
Roosevelt speaks on natural resources in West Virginia
President Roosevelt pressed for federal and state cooperation on natural resources during a WV visit. Mrs. Roosevelt addressed about 15,000 people at Davis Bliking College’s Mountain State festival in a rain soaked amphitheatre as his motorcade passed along crowded streets and highways.
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Roosevelt
United Press
Surins
W. Va
West Virginia
Pitt
Davis Blking College
Salvation Army Leader Addresses Kiwanis Club Luncheon
Adjutant Jake Sullivan spoke to twenty two Kiwanis members at the Hotel Corry during the regular weekly luncheon. He discussed the Salvation Army drive for furs and outlined the Army’s work in the nation and worldwide. A brief directors meeting followed the luncheon.
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Jake Sullivan
Salvation Army
Kiwanis Club
Corry
Army
Hoover Raps Tak on Undistributed Profits
An unclear and garbled report cites United Frese in Dunver Colorado October referencing Boren and Forberted. The fragment mentions attempts to stop allegedly honest activities and undistributed profits but lacks coherent details or identifiable organizations or dates.
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Hoover
United Frese Dunver
Colo
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