Lytton Commission Urges Japanese Withdrawal From Manchuria
The Lytton Commission reports strongly condemning Japan's Manchuria campaign and calls for the withdrawal of Japanese troops. It urges an autonomous Manchurian state with China retaining control of foreign policy, plus international cooperation to modernize both regions. The league will act on November 14.
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Lytton
Japan
Manchuria
Stewart Brown
United Press
Geneva
Lytton Commission
Langue of
Nabionsitt
Lord Lytton
China
Japaan
Seriou
Manchukuo
Ching
Commission
Leagule
Shanghai
Hima
Russia
League
Maj
McCoy
Nakamya
Winpao-Shan
Mukden
Ffair
Ghonechun
Cen
Three Killed as Plane Crashes Near Clintonville
Three men and a woman were killed when their airplane, engine failing, dived at low altitude near Clintonville yesterday. The dead are pilot George G. Staith, 28, of East Haven. Lester Pmith, 24, of East Haven. his brother Jo G A Hood, 28, of West Haven. and Bertie Brmeener, 26, of East Haven, author said.
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New Hae Gon
Clintonville
George 4. Staith
East Haven
Lester Pmith
Bast Haven
JO G A. Hood
West Haven
Bertie Bmeener
Hood
Pa Governor Seeks Local Funds For Unemployment Relief Overhead
Governor Gifford Pinchot directs county resist boards in 67 Pennsylvania counties to seek extra funds from local governments and welfare agencies to cover relief overhead. He states state and federal money cannot pay overhead costs, only actual relief, prompting reliance on local and welfare resources.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh? Pennsylvania Highway Labor Surges on Roads
Harrisburg reports 40 369 men employed in a single week on Pennsylvania roads under Governor Pinchot. Total highway workers reach 84 508, excluding salaried staff, with road contractors adding 5 851. Pennsylvania leads states in highway employment. Texas follows.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Fed Pinchot
Ny State
Pennsylvania Highway Department
Commonwealth
Pinchot
Milnois
Maine
Minnesota
Missouri
New York
Chin
Probe into Death at Pittsburgh Speakeasy
Det. 2 investigates the death of Charles B. Davis, 48, of Charleston West Virginia, after a weekend conference with Chamberlain Metal Strip Company employees. Davis was found unconscious on a basement floor following a banquet at a Pittsburgh speakeasy Saturday night.
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Suce Pittshurgh
Charles B. Davis
Charleston
W. Va
Chamberlain Metal Strip Company
Dematy Corners
Davis
Siles
Youth Killed in Motorcycle Crash Near Gets Mills
Oscar Bowser aged 18 of Punxsutawney was killed Sunday when his motorcycle collided with an automobile driven by W. Mitchell of Burnside Pa near Gets Mills Jefferson County. Coroner Ira Bowser reported the accident.
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Punxsutawney
Oscar Bowser
Punxautaymey
W. Mitchell
Burnside
MoGets Mills
Ira
Bowser
Jefferson County
Kennedy Girl Struck by Auto Of Rev Haines
Seven year old Vesta Mackey of Kennedy died after an auto driven by Rev Perry Haines struck her on the Falcon Kennedy road. The incident occurred as she stood beside the highway watching a passing Erie train. She died Saturday night at Jamestown Hospital. The Rev Haines had recently transferred to Corry and was en route to take up his new assignment. She is survived by her parents, a brother, and grandparents. Funeral planned at the Wheelock home in Kennedy tomorrow at 2 PM.
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Perry
Haines
Gigi Episcopal Church
WCA
Jamestown
Vesta
Mie Mackey
Palit
Garth Mackey
Kennedy
Jamestown Hospital
Tolsek
Falcon-Kennedy Road
Erie Railroad
Henderson & Lincoln
Albert Hall
Palsone Police Department
Fess
Randolph Patrol
Slde
Pa Yorate
Little Valley Church
Corry
Vincent Mackey
A. W. Wheelock
Laura Akely
Wheelek Road
Rielock
Vare Forces Face Split In Philadelphia Organization
Factional fights within the Vere organization spill into public view as open splits loom before the spring primary. William S. Vare and allied leaders push to retain a united front for the presidential contest, while yard leaders fear an early break ahead of the next election.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Vere
William S. Vire
Btter
Ware
Atlantic City
Prison guard badly beaten as Mansfield riot unfolds
A prison guard was gravely injured during a dramatic break at Mansfield Reformatory. Twenty inmates, aided by a fellow inmate wielding keys, escaped confinement briefly before authorities recaptured them. The guard was rushed to hospital as officials responded to the incident.
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Unites Frese Mansfield
Mansfield Reformatory
Sleveland
Willem (Randolph
Hangar
Hearst, Millionaiire
Merri’ Chand
Cleveland
Haig- Crile
Hagar
Rural road program to widen south county areas
A new stretch of rural road construction is announced for the county extending south from South Center Street toward Lin Sov Hollow as part of a Pinchot style program. Seventeen rural road projects are planned with future announcements expected. Charles R. Davis, former county commissioner, to oversee details.
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Wedepal and Funils
Counries
Pennsylvania
Union City
Mill Village
Hainhoro
Ohio State Line
Lly
South Center Street
Lini- Sov Hollow
Charles R. Davis
Intrastate Rates in Penn a Found Unjust
Examiner Howard Hosmer of the Interstate Commerce Commission reports intrastate class rates in Pennsylvania discriminate against interstate commerce. He notes long and short haul provisions favor intrastate shipments and cites a 1878 constitutional vestige as outdated. The case arose from a ICC order in response to Pennsylvania railroad rate practices.
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Examiner
Interstate Commerce Commission
Penn
United Press
Washington
Howard Hosmer
The
Interstate Commerce Commission Today
Pennsylvania
Hosmer
Commission
Teading Railrones
Tixaminer Hosmer
Bodies of Eleven Dead in California Cloudburst
The bodies of eleven people killed in a cloudburst swept through the Tena chap mountains Friday night lay scattered today as searchers sought more victims.
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United Press
Bakerfield
Calif
Tenachap Mountains
Police Probe Theft of 100 Chickens in Corry
Police investigate the night theft of 100 chickens from a coop behind the Earl Button residence on East Street. The large haul is the biggest of its kind in Corry in recent years and thieves left few clues. No immediate leads on capture.
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Threven
Corry
Earl Button
East Street
Eddy's Appeal Faces Indefinite Postponement
Meadville man Eddy appeals for a new trial on three counts tied to a January accident that killed Thamis Morley of Gerry on the Conneaut Lake Meadville highway. Proceedings hinge on transcript timing. a November argument court session may hear the case, with no set date.
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Meadville
FE We Eddy
Thamis Morley
Gerry
Connéaut Lake
Eddy
Crawford County
Holland Bank Loot Sums to 69000 in Bank Heist
First State Bank in Holland Michigan reveals losses total 69000 after last Thursday robbery. Cash loot amounts to 45000 with the rest insured. Police continue hunt for a five man gang blamed for the heist and a shooting that wounded Po Live Chief Peter Lievense and a bystander during the escape. One bandit is thought seriously wounded.
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Holland Bank
United Press
Holland
Mich
First State Bank
Peter Lievense
Brazil Revolt Collapses After Rebel Defeat in Sao Paulo
In Sao Paulo state the costly civil war ends as rebels surrender after allied forces gain strength. General Klinger capitulates, Col Herculano Carvalho defects, and Getulio Vargas offers amnesty. Federal control to resume in the region.
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United Press
RIO DE Janiero
Brazil
Sao Paulo
Rehal
Santos
Elels
Eet
Herculano Carvalho
Sao Paul
Klinger
Chl -Carvatho
San Paul
Goes Monteire
San Paulo
San Pauio
den Ar
Est
Getulio Jargas
Bear Lake Youth Injured In Auto Crash Near Lottsville
Walter Stipak, 16, of Bear Lake, is hospitalized at Corry with undetermined injuries after his car overturned near Lottsville Sunday afternoon. Son of Mr and Mrs Andrew Stipak, he was brought to hospital yesterday. Condition listed as fair prior to X ray results.
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Walter Stipak
Bear Lake
Corry Hospital
Lottsville
Andrew Stapak
Wilkes Barre Visitor Beaten Again in Unexplained Attacks
Welix Sienee of New Kensington beat by unidentified men for the second time in a month while visiting parents in Wilkes-Barre. He lies in Citizens General Hospital with lacerations and bruises. He was en route to his father Tulun Sienec’s home when assaulted early Sunday. No motive given.
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United Press
New Kensington
Welix Sienee
Wilkes-Barre
Citizens General Hospital
Tulun Sienec
Sienec
Sid
Defense seeks delay until after election in Davis case mistrial
The trial of Senator James J. Davis of Pennsylvania on federal treasury law charges ended in mistrial after defense counsel Margiotti disclosed information about a juror and an alternate juror to Judge Coleman. Juror Henry J. Moore is identified as a member of Margiotti's circle.
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Margiotti
Davis
Sandor S. Klein
United Press
New York
Get
James J. Davis
Pennsylvania
Hef
Charles. J. Margoitti
Prenic J. Cileman
Henry J. Moore
Tris Vernal Heather
Trial tense as juror conduct questioned in Davis case
In a dramatic session Judge Coleman cited improper conduct by juror seven during the Davis lottery case tied to Moose charity events. The mistrial motion sparked recess remarks by defense and prosecutors as chambers adjourned for 10:30 a.m. tomorrow while more jurors face scrutiny amid a stalled verdict path.
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Abe H. Weintraub
Weitraub
Coleman
Weilllau
Moore
Couley
More
Puddley Jim" Davis
Order of Moose
Senate
Davis
Coarges
Moose
Margiotti
Tater
Moort
W. J. Gatti
Funxsutawney
Margie
Motte
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Mexico
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