British Premier Nears America With Hopes For World Peace
Washington October 2 United Press says the British premier pursues a plan for world peace as he nears the United States after an initial defeat on the tariff bill. The Senate approved the Simmons Norris amendment to the tax measure and debate centers on the flexible provisions and future conference actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Intial
Paul FR. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Hoover
Senate
Urges Early Automobile Inspection In State
Statewide push for compulsory auto inspections starts October 1 with owners required by November 16 to have cars inspected. About 1.9 million vehicles must be checked by roughly 6,000 garages, with an anticipated rush in the final days of the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinher
Benjamin O. Syno
Aivides
Pennsylvania
Commissioner Union
Parade highlights 50th state firemen convention in Pittsburgh
After three days of sessions and entertainments the State Firemen's Association prepares for the parade at 7 p m. Firemen their wives and families will march through downtown and the north side before a reviewing stand. Judges from Pittsburgh Wheeling Zanesville and Washington D C will attend.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Oct. S
State Firemens’ Association
P. mi
Bertram BM
Succop
Robert Woodside
Robert
Washington, D. C
George J. Richardson
J. R. Hare
Morgantown
W. Va
Thomas Bryant
East Liverpool
Henry Spahr
Edgar Thompson Steel Works
Traininne
Officials Silent on Reconvening of Jury In Erie
Federal grand jury in Erie Pa will reconvene with officials silent on the investigation. United States Attorney Meyer declined to discuss motive or timing, citing court proceedings and indicating a rest likely before a fuller public briefing next week.
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United Press
Scientist Paul A. Harsch to Lecture at Rex Theatre
Toledo Ohio scientist Paul A Harsch a member of the Board of Lectureship of the Mother Church First Church of Christ Scientist Boston will give a free lecture on Christian Science at Rex Theatre Sunday afternoon Getabey 6th The visit is sponsored by the First Church of Christ Scientist Toledo with residents of nearby cities invited to attend Lecture is open to the general public and a cordial reception follows Spokesmen expect audiences from Warren Erie Jamestown Sherman Union City Titusville and other towns to hear Mr Harsch.
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Paul A. Harsch
Toledo
Ohio
Church of Christ Scientist
Boston
Mass
Rex Theatre
Getabey
Ototock
Harach
Scieptist Church
Warren
Erie
Jamestown
Sherman
Union City
Titusville
Mr. Harsch
Greater Pittsburgh Plan Before Court
Supreme Court to hear argument on resubmission of the Pittsburgh Metropolitan plan in Pittsburgh and Allegheny County. Appeal by County Commissioners and the Metropolitan plan commission follows a common pleas ruling that the county had no authority to resubmit after charter defeat at the polls June 26.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Supreme Court
Allenbeny County
Metropolitan Plan Commission
James F. MacFarlane
Common Pleas
Five Die On Crossing In Railroad Tragedy
Five men employed by a power company as field workers were killed when a Boston and Montreal railroad freight car struck a guarded grade crossing. Names listed include Joseph Lechin aged 29 of Brooklyn, William B. Johnson 28 of Evergreen Alabama, Emmett Anderson 31 of Worcester Massachusetts, Paul Baldwin 30 of Barton Virginia, and Hugh Tupker 38 of Waco Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitedress Warren
By & Power Company
Boglon-Montrealor
Boston and Mulro
Joseph Lechin
Brooklyn
William B. Johson
Evergreen
Emmett Anderson
Worcester
Mass
Paul Baldwin
Barton
Hugh Tupker
Waco
Tes
MacDonald Arrives to Promote Anglo American Peace Effort
A towering figure in European peace efforts, J. Ramsay MacDonald lands in the United States to advise President Hoover on advancing international cooperation. The article praises his vigor, realism, and long effort toward ending war and fostering a universal brotherhood of man.
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United Press
New York
Iadders
J. Ramony MacDonald
Britain
Aboura Jille Berengaria
Hoover
Donald
Europe
England
MacDomald
Woodrow Wilson
Sabar
Ila
MacDonald
Jarga
Universal Brotherhood of Man
Labor
School tax payments surge as collectors report totals
A report from six collectors shows a total of about $90,550 due in school taxes with three-fourths paid before a five percent penalty. George H. Gordon's office notes 1928 collections ahead of the previous year and records the heaviest rush to pay taxes on Monday.
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George H. Gordon
Calactor
Gordon
Hie
Fourths of Assessment Collected from Taxpayers on East Mil Street
A steady stream of taxpayers filed through the office on East Mil Street to settle their 192 wage payments and escape the five percent penalty that takes effect the next day. The year's total assessment is about $120,000 with ongoing collections to date, aiding public funds and likely lowering future burdens.
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East Mil Street
Nares Y
Rouse
Death claims Dr Stresemann German leader
Berlin reports Dr Gustav Stresemann German foreign minister and statesman died after a weekend illness and strokes. He collapsed while strolling with his sons and failed to recover after a second stroke. The Reichstag announced the death as officials and party leaders expressed deep emotion. Officials expected Carl Theodore Van Schubert to handle foreign affairs in the interim with funeral planned for Sunday.
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Berlin
Gusta. Stresemann
Sium Wihing
Europe
Stresemann
Walllking
Reichstagr
Strastronm
Fuselal
Bader
Hermann Maeley
Inter
Nf Parcy
Clogé
Owever
Streseminn
Hwever
Carl Theodore van Schubert
Wilhelmstrasse
Zondecik
Flaus
Stresenik
$100000 Loss At Port St Joe In Hurricane Damage
Port St Joe suffered damage estimated over 100000 after a tropical hurricane shut the town off from the outside world since Sunday night. Telegrapher F H Rowan established first contact last night as winds toppled roots and damaged waterfront factories and naval stores.
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Tampa
Port St Joe
Fld
F. H. Rowan
St. Toe
Church Anniversary Plans for Corry Parish 65th and 100th
Emmanuel Episcopal in Corry lays plans to observe the 65th anniversary of its founding with services on the Friday and Sunday following. Former pastors Bogert, Sharpley, and Ashton will join the celebration as invitations go to former parish members across the United States and Canada. Rt Rev John Ward of the Erie diocese is expected to preach.
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Emmanuel Episopal
Homay
Protestant Episcopal Church
Corry
Mckenaie Hall
Carry
Ihus
Bogert
Hey
Sharpley
Rey
Ashton
United States
Canada
Connecion
John ©. Ward
Episcopel
Erie
Three Months in County Jail for Tucci
A man identified as Tucci was sentenced in Erie County Court to three months in jail and a $200 fine after pleading guilty to liquor law violations. Police searched properties in Shakos township and found evidence of non agricultural activity, including moonshine and mash.
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Tucci
Welch Hill Farmer
Hit
Winm
Hirt
Erie Yeeteriay
Turt
Erie County
Kiwanis Club Reports State Meeting at Hazelton
Members of the Kiwanis Club heard a report on the state convention held at Hazelton. Rev Lyle D Utts, with R W Brown Ray Green and Shoop, represented the local club at the gathering. Committees’ reports on special activities were noted for next week. The meeting featured selections by the club orchestra. Walter H Scott was received into the city, and Ted Luther of the Corry Country Club attended as a guest.
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Kiwanis Cli
Hazelton
Lyle D. Utts
R. W. Brown
Ray Green
Shoop
Havine
Thaleworks
Walter H. Scott
Geesion
Ted Luther
Corry
Heavy rainfall floods Alleghe and surrounding areas
A severe storm drenched the region with prolonged downpours and strong winds from Titusville to Allegheny watershed. Rivers rose, flooding creeks and rivers as sources report 20 inches of rainfall and record high stages, threatening areas around Pittsburgh and nearby towns.
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Allegheny
Alli:Jeheny
Pittsburgh
Pittsourgn
Saegertown man held for manslaughter at Meadville hearing
Clark Boulton of Saegertown was held without bail after a Meadville hearing on involuntary manslaughter in the August death of Edward Brown, an employee of Saegertown Tan. Two women from Saegertown, Mrs Curé Stainbrook and Miss Dewey, were released. Prosecution said Boulton struck Brown with an automobile crank, and Brown’s skull fracture led to his death found Sunday morning.
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James D. Roberta
Meadville
Clark Boulton
Saegertown
Edward Brown
Saegertown Tan
Curé Stainbriok
Moa Sus Dewey
Alep
Attormey
Victor Johnson
Stuart
Culbertson
Benson
Brown
Pageville
Ereebumty
Boulton
Drainage Tile Improves Air Field Drainage
Improvement of the temporary landing field on the Royek farm south of the city involves laying drainage tile across the field to eliminate a ditch. Standart Automatic Products Company carries out the work to reduce accident risk for pilots using the air field amid heavy winds.
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Royek Farm
Standart Automatic Products Company
Loc
As Audi
Five Best Radio Entertainments Listed
Radio listings show WEAF and NBC schedule with Pleishmany Hour at 5 00, Veedel Orchestra at 4 00 on WIZ NBC, Detective Drama at 9 00 on WABC CBS, Maxwell Orchestra at 9 30 on NBC, and Victor Danes Hour at 10 30 on WRAF NBC with soprano Gloria Swanson.
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WEAF
NBC
WIZ
Veedel
WABC
CBS
Wid
Maxwell Orchestra
WRAF
Victor Danes
Gloria Swanson
Alexander Named 1929 Community Chest Campaign Chief
C L Alexander was chosen general chairman of the 1929 Corry Community Chest drive set for a four day campaign opening Wednesday October 5. The budget was approved at 18500 with allocations for Hospital Nursing Service Salvation Army Children's Aid Society Boy Scouts and an emergency fund. The plan calls for ward based organization and canvassing of every home with contributions from residents and local businesses.
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Corry
Community Chest
Gitoherath
Alexander
Community Chest Project
James HL Wright
Bently
Harry Bsuth
Smith
Community Nursing Service
Salvation Army
Children's Aid Society
Boy Scouts
Hospital
Naspoin Fiom
Cotty
Boy Scout Movement
C. L. Alexander
Stitaa
Mans Ner
City council acts as tax revision court at Municipal Building
Four wards submit protests to the city tax assessment review as council members hear appeals on the 1930 assessment. Few protests had been received earlier, with activity rising in the block’s second version.
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Greater Pittsburgh
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Saegertown Inn
C.L. Alexander
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