Monetary truce with Britain sought at parley
Washington plans for a monetary truce with Great Britain during war debt talks open on Thursday. A London meeting before year’s end would set dollar and pound stability goals. Experts doubt immediate debt settlement but expect progress toward wider monetary stability and easier inclusion of other currencies.
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Sy Richard L. Gridley
United Press
Washington
Great Britain
United States
London
Giants Turn Back Senators 4-2 In 1933 World Series Opener
New York Giants win game one of the World Series at Polo Grounds, defeating the Washington Senators 4 to 2. Carl Hubbell pitches three hits allowed and Mel Ott homers to pace the Giants, who take a 1-0 series lead.
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Giants
Flinger
Senators
New York
Hubbell
United Press
Ednators
Myers
Goulin
Manuel
Moore
Myer
Gritz
Goslin
Terry
Sewell
Ott
Davis
Mackasa
Schulte
Bluege
Mancuso
Bluegé
Javison
Stewart
Critz
Jack Russell
Russell
Washington
Jackson
Ruhel
Manush
Grite
Gronin
Jack
Cronin
Kuhn
Rya
Hupbell
Ruaaul
Huhel
Bewlite
Hubbell High
Cronis
Kubel
Ryan
Erry
Rinsmell
Corry Opens Jobless School With Vocational Courses
Corry announces a new school for the unemployed offering vocational and commercial subjects if demand exists. Registration is tonight at 7:40 at the Mimicypiai building with Olin W. Bracken presiding. James Lewis leads the effort with support from Harold Wolf Charles Hoffmaster George Downey and others as educators and sponsors.
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Corry
Ofelock
Mimicypiai
Olin W. Bracken
James Lewis
Benlor High
Harold Wolf
Santor High
Charles Hoffmaster
Georid Downey
Detroit University
Anop
Austrian Chancellor Dollfuss shot in Vienna attack
Chancellor Engelbert Dollfuss was slightly wounded by a would be assassin in Vienna. He suffered two small caliber bullet wounds while leaving a meeting at the Christian Social party in the Parliament corridor. The assailant, Rudolf Vergil, reportedly a Nazi, claimed he acted alone.
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Vienna
Engelbert Dollfuss
Teace Er Wu
Sail Dollfuss
Dallfuss
Telegraphen Union
Christian Social Party
Woiuld-Be
Rudolf Vergil
Miners Called To Hear Plea To Return To Work
Pittsburgh Oct 3 Twenty thousand striking coal miners were summoned to Searight near Uniontown to hear UMWA and President Roosevelt’s plea to return to work. Philip Murray said complete union recognition was implied by H C Frick Coke Co in a president letter, with Gen Johnson and others interpreting it as union victory. Captive mine locals would elect checkweighmen and have union dues deducted.
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Roosevelt
Pittsburgh
Conl
Searight
Uniontown
United Mine Workers of America
Philip Murray
International
H. C. Wrick Coke Company
Murray
Hugh 8
Johnson
Murty
Fagan
Organiar
Amg
Frick
Fayette County
Thomas Moses
Gen. Johnson
U. MW. A
Youth Hurts As Car Leaves Road And Hits Tree
Howard Blakeslee son of Mr Blakeslee R D 1 was injured in an automobile crash yesterday afternoon. He sustained facial injuries to his head jaw and teeth and was transported to hospital. The car, driven by Frank Kilby, left the road after a collision with another vehicle. Emergency responders assisted at the scene.
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Howard Blakeslee
Girard
Mr. Waters
Blakestes
Blakésles
Vamoraw
Cay
Klilbew
Wildy Beruo
Tres
Cpebirmlip
Frances Zui
West
Mollisons In New Accident At Wasaga Beach
Capt James A Mollison and his wife were involved in a second failed takeoff attempt at Wasaga Beach Ontario as their Seafarer II struck the undercarriage. They escaped unharmed and announced repairs would take two days for the heavily loaded plane, addressing a crowd of about 600.
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Mollisons
United Press
Wasaga Beach
Ont
James A. Mollison
England
Gagdad
Seafarer II
McClure and 89 Others Face Conspiracy Trial
State Senator John J. McClure and nine political allies stand trial in U S district court on charges of conspiring to violate the national prohibition act. Judge Gwen J Roberts denied defense motions for a continuance or a stay, and the trial was set to begin.
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Uniion Press
Philadelphia
John J. McClure
U. S. District Court
Delaware County
Supreme Court
Gwen J. Roberts
Roberts
U. S. Circuit Court Job Appeals
Jurisdietic
District Court
William , Connor
Washington
James Gay Gordon
Iisrict
George ‘A. Welsh
West
Move to Block New Railroad Failure
Ohio era copy reads about a legal injunction delaying completion of a rail line from Pittsburgh to Lisbon. Judge Brunsel denies major lines blocking progress while Pillsburye Cold Company faces stay. Pittsburgh, Western roads involved. Mapleton and Perry referenced in a jittery dispatch with unclear dates.
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Cleveland
Pennsylvanie Uni
Pittsburgh
Lake Erie
Fitthburgh
Lisbon
Western Railroad
United States
Brunsel
Hansije
Lower Palan
Eniismin Perry
Dane
Four Die as Car Is Hit by ERR Freight Train Near Meadville
Four people were killed or dying after a car at a Geneva grade crossing, eight miles south of Meadville, was struck by a fast eastbound Erie Railroad freight train. Miss Lena Shaffer, 37, Miss Lorraine Weeks, 24, and Franklin P. Lee, 72, died, with Mrs. Lee and a fourth occupant hospitalized in Meadville. The car was dragged about 35 mph before the impact. investigations by state police and railroad officials are ongoing.
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Meadville City Hospital
Geneva
Meadville
Meadville Hospital
Lena B. Shaffer
Cooks Ranton
Lorraine Weeks
Butler
Franklin P. Lee
Youngstown
Ohio
Mr. Lee
Miss Weeks
Corry
State Highway Patrol
Miss Shaffey
E. T. Clancy
Miss Shaffer
Cochranton High School
Mrs. Lee
Connexut Lake
Clara Willems
Cochranton
Market Probe Resumed First Witness Dillon Source
Senate inquiry into boom time stock market and hearing operations resumed today at 10 40 am with Natalie Linu head of Dillon Read and Company as the first witness. The crowd and committee members convened in Washington while Dillon and associates discussed plans with Ferdinand Pecars and von small tee counsel.
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Senate
United Press
Washington
Anatalie Linu
Dillon, Read and Company
Atst
Ferdinand Pecars
von Small
Dillon
Morgan
Dillon Bank
Douglas
Destecsins
Pape
Dak
Cmeum
Ree
Tery
Doc
Rey
Giants Rally Over Senators Opens 1993 World Series Riot Prelude
New York fans clashed with police as 50,000 packed the stands before Game One of the 1993 World Series between the New York Giants and the Washington Senators. Cay Hubbell pitched for the Giants, who entered as favorites but faced strong betting against them.
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United Press
NEW York
New York Giants
Senators
Washington
Giants
Cay Hubbell
Thousands of Legionnaires Parade in Chicago
United Press reports Chicago witnessed a vast American Legion parade with about 150000 veterans marching along Michigan Avenue under blue and gold banners. The event honored fallen comrades with bands, corps, and bugles, while many veterans recalled their World War I service and the war’s dead.
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Chicago
National Convention of American Legion
Harrison Salisbury
United Press
America
American Legion
Towa
New York
Michigan Boulevard
Washington
Legion
Grum Corps
Twigie Corps
Life Corps
Jini
Five Hundred Pennsylvanian School Districts Broke
Harrisburg reports that five hundred school districts may be forced to adjourn sessions after January as a joint legislative committee unveils a plan to investigate education costs. Chair Mubas outlines an urgent need for immediate action on financing aid and related fiscal measures. The committee will deliver a formal report and recommendations to the General Assembly.
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Harrisburg
Mal
Antivilas
Thoman
Cuban Capital Tense With Fear Of Revolution
In Havana on October 3 an assassination attempt on President Ramon Grau San Martin failed as gunfire circled his car. By October 8 soldiers patrolled the streets and civilians moved warily amid reports of the bloodiest 24 hours in Cuban history. The US cruiser Richmond and two destroyers remained offshore and the battleship New Mexico stood by ready to move. Casualty figures and details were uncertain amid rumors of the president fleeing and ongoing clashes at the National Hotel and Camp Columbia.
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Lawrence S. Haas
United Press
Havana
Cuba
Ramon Grau San Martin
United States
Richmond
New Mexico
National Hotel
Grant San Martin
Presidential
Camp Columbia
Cilba
Gerardo Machado
Robert L Lote Splech
Commueis Bn Fase Hive
Days Concede Defeat in Virginia Vote
Richmond Virginia October 3 Dry fisters conceded defeat as Virginia voted on a repeat of the ratified amendment marking the 2nd state East vote. It would repeal national prohibition with only four traditional states needed for the 21st Amendment. Prohibition supporters pressed for state actions while opponents pushed for repeal amid persuasive referenda observations reported with attention to the statewide political dynamic.
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United Press
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