Stocks Break Sharply as Rail Average Hits 88-Year Low
The market led by railroad stocks fell steeply with the rail average sinking to its lowest level in 88 years and industrials at new seven-year lows. United States Steel dropped to a 16-year low as declines spread across many groups. New lows appeared in coal, textiles, chemicals, and utilities, while late trading showed minor recoveries but no shift in the overall downtrend.
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U. S. Steel
Elmer C. Walzer
United Press
New York
United States Steel
New York Central
Atchison
Liz
Union Pacific
Westinghouse Electric
Union Carbide
Case
Etilehem Steel
Borden
Agburn
Kodale
DuPont
Woolworth
Consolidated Gas
North American
Public Service
American Telephone
Two Slain in Roadhouse Near Tamaqua
In Tamaqua Pennsylvania on October 5 two unidentified assailants fatally wounded Catherine Mites and Frank Vadala at the Cornfield Tam East Mahoney Township near Tamaqua. Frank Maro was badly wounded. authorities say six high powered rifles and a large hunting knife were found at the scene.
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United Press
Tamaqua
Catherine Mites
Chambersburg
N. J
Frank Vadala
Barnesville
Cornfield
East Mahoney Township
Frank Maro
Carbondale
Miss Mates
Yadala
Coaldale Hospital
Bruno Vadals
Thomas
Deladio
Lee Gilver
Barhar Russ
Scranton
Gilbert
Biate
Maro
Vadala
Mur
A Practical Relief Plan for City Aid
A relief board outlines a targeted plan for winter support led by the Salvation Army and Corry Hospital. It rejects cash aid, offers meals and foodstuffs after investigation, and keeps tight board oversight to prevent waste. Citizens with regular incomes are urged to donate one day’s pay monthly to fund local relief without taxes.
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Corry Hospital
Relief Fund Board
Salvation Army
Mdst Economsigal
Langdon Dismissed From State Service
Erie district game protector George M. Langdon loses his post amid a list of fifteen appointments. The notices include Public Instruction, Coranpotis, and Welfare posts with salaries from $1,960 to $8,000. the report lists various officials and a continuing notice on page.
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Erie County
George M. Langdon
Erie
Horry Throgh
Dutiey
Hag Bean
Suan
Youngne Castle
Bratiah
C. J. P. Cullen
Coranpotis
Fureau
Democratic Leader Confers With Hoover At White House
Washington, Oct. M. Baruch, New York Democratic capitalist, met President Hoover over breakfast to discuss the European economic situation. Baruch had recently studied conditions in England, Germany and the prairie. The conference extended nearly two hours as Hoover arrived late. Secretary Stimson checked in during the talks as he conducted tours for the first time in this role.
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Washington
Baruch
New York
Hoover
White House
England
Germany
Prairie
Stimson
Inter
Bossy Gillis Fined Ten Dollars in Disturbing Peace Case
Newburyport Massachusetts political clash led to Mayor Andrew J. Gillis being fined ten dollars for disturbing the peace. The dispute arose on Main Street September 15 between Gillis and councilman Persand Tugene Toomey, as Judge W. W. Mayes presided.
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Wewburyport
Mass
Dcc
Newburyport
Ftry
W. W. Mayes
Andrew J
Bovsy” Gillis
Gat
Pesand Tugene Toomey
Main Street
Rail lines to be merged into four systems
Equited Press reports a plan to consolidate eastern railroads into four major systems. The proposal requests Interstate Commerce Commission approval and would group lines into Baltimore and Ohio New York Central, Pennsylvania, and Chesapeake and Ohio Nickel Plate, with Virginia Railroad jointly owned by Pennsylvania and Chesapeake & Ohio.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Eastern Lines
Baltimore & Oh
New Yorke Central
Pennsylvania
Chesapeake & Ohio
Virginia Railroad
New York Central
Tuesday Final Day For Filing As Independent
Voters decide next Tuesday on whether to use voting machines or paper ballots in the November election. County commissioners expect a final record of party names by late afternoon. If more than nine names remain, machines cannot be used. machines support nine party divisions, with five regular parties and fourteen pre-empted names totaling eighteen. Independent candidacies in local contests loom, with a definite lineup expected after Tuesday.
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Voonty Com
Niestoners
Dennel
Attempted murder noted in poisoning stabbing of swimmer
In Toronto on October 3 the stabbing of Miss Anna Priller Benoit a noted Holyoke swimmer by her trainer John Hust was reported. He allegedly stabbed her then swallowed mercury tablets and is in critical condition. Benoit survived with non serious wounds. The incident occurred at Mira Danoit’s mother’s home during the ten mile championship swim she recently entered.
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Toronto
Anna Priller Benoit
Holyatse
Mass
John Hust
Benoit
Mise Benoit
Mira Danoit
Hayrack Driver In Wattsburg Death Inquiry Begins
Michael Kearns of Wattsburg will face questioning in an inquest led by Coroner Dan Hanley regarding the death of John Heif also known as John Miller, of Youngstown, who died near Wattsburg when a hay-rack struck his car driven by Harley Wells of Waterford. The hay-rack, reportedly unlit, fled the scene. Heft’s injury came when a board from the hay-rack shattered Wells’ car window, killing Heef. Wells was unhurt, Heft’s body was sent to Youngstown for burial, and he left a wife and four-year-old daughter.
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Michael Kearns
Wattsburg
John Heif
John Miller
Youngstown
Dan &. Hanley
Union City
Kearnns
Harley Wells
Waterford
Helt
Lights
Kearns
Lowville
Wells
Hell
Ohio City
Trio Held In Hold-Up Plot Gets Release
Two Negroes and an Italian were detained after a suspected hold-up plot on First Avenue. They were escorted from the city at three hour intervals and ordered to stay away from Corry in the future. Trespass charges led to twenty day sentences with suspended terms on condition they depart. Names given: Barry Williams, Walter Wright, and John Spinnelli was a tipper.
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First Avenue
Pirst Avenue
Gary
Harry Mooney
C.B. Porter
Corry
Barry Williams
Erie
Walter Wright
West Palm Beach
John Spinnelli
Boston
J. L. Spiesman
Spinnelli
Ruppersburg
Plannigan
Polite
Spinelli
Judge Clark To Enter Liberal Ticket Race
Edison’s health unsettled as Hubert S Howe, Edison’s ally, arrives and remains at West Orange home. Family says Edison condition slightly improved but no definite change. Howe cautions public on prognosis as election talk stirs.
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Judge Clark
Liberal
Anres Rers
West Orange
Thomas A. Edison
Orphans’ Court
Nation
Hubert S. Howe
Tacician
Edlson
Howe
Tramps Believed Killer After Mojave Desert Body Found
Neatlness body of man identified as Thomas Smith of Youngstown Ohio was found near Amboy in the Mojave desert. Sheriff says he was killed by robbers who stole his car. death estimated about a month ago. insurance papers aided ID.
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San Bernandino
Calif
Neatlless
Thomas Smith
Youngstown, O
Mojave Desert
Amboy
Wu Sulvert
Walter Shay
Local VFW to stage Corporal Hagen comedy
The Lieut Archie W Thompson Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars partners with Universal Producing Company to stage Corporal Hagen at the High School auditorium October 15 and 16. Miss Alice Sullivan directs from Howe Producing Company. Proceeds benefit the VFW Relief Fund for winter aid. Cast of 190 or more will rehearse next week, with local players leading.
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Archie W. Thompson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Universal Producing Company
Fairfelds
Laws
Corporal Hagen
Alice Sullivan
Howe Producing Company
V. W. Relief Fund
Veterans’ Organization
Miss Sullivan
Judge Henry Claris Aids Liberal Bid For Re election
Wide circle of friends and associates in the city report that Henry Claris judge of the orphan’s court has consented to run for re election on the Liberal party ticket for the November election. A campaign committee of volunteers will direct the effort with attorneys Alban Gurtee Oren Waite and Frantin Nugorski named for GOP and Democratic nominations in prior races. Claris’s friends had urged a third party run but he formally announced his Liberal candidacy yesterday.
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Clark
Oren Waite
Frantin Nugorski
Orpiiangs’ Court
Yeaterday
Hi Y
Liberal Party
Five Best Radio Entertainments Listings
NBC and CBS network listings show nightly programs from 7:20 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. Featuring Son ata recital Pry ors Band Glee Club and concert orchestra with NBC WEAF and CBS WAC WABS networks.
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NBC
WAC
CBS
Pryors
WEAF
Silver Qate
Corry Relief Fund plans wood lot to cut fuel costs
Corry Relief Fund committee met to outline a three day drive October 12 13 and 14 to raise about 12000 for winter relief for the needy. A wood lot will be established to supply fuel wood and a policy to provide rent free wood and wood staves under lease was approved. The target is to reduce heavy gas bills and coordinate with the Salvation Army Corry hospital and Children’s Aid Society. Ben F Start was named president and committees were formed to work with the Board of Education on nursing services and with other welfare groups.
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Corry
Corry Relief Fund Committee
Relief Punt Committee
Salvation Army
Corry Hospital
Children’s Aid Society
Relief Fund
Ben F. Start
Children's Aid Society
Relef Fund
Harry Auer
Austin Johnson
Brifton Howard
Board of Education
Erie County Health and Anti-Tuberculosia Association
J. J. Desmond
Worth Hammond
C. F. Brown
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