Relief Funds Short of Pennsylvanias Unemployed Aid
United Press reports Harrisburg faces October 25 relief cutoff as SERB funds run dry. Gov. Ky. Mears plea yielded 1.4 million more, bringing federal aid to 38.4 million. Johnson warns 25,900 cases or about 50,000 people may lose direct relief by November 1, with local boards absorbing duties.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Emergency Relief Board
George Hy. Marie
Harry L. Hopkins
Robert L. Johnson
SIB
Aubrey Williams
Hopkins
Works Progress Administration
Johnson
Treasury
Veterans Hurling In Fourth World Series Game
United Press Sports Editor Stuart Cameron reports from Wrigley Field as the Chicago Cubs face the Detroit Tigers in game four under cold, windy conditions. Tensions rise after umpire Moriarty ejects Cubs players while fans boo. early action includes Hartnett’s homer and several near-misses as both teams push for a crucial win.
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United Press
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Alvin Crowder
Vex Carleton
Cubs
George Moriarty
Charley Grimm
Chicago
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World Series Fourth Game Feature in Sports Extra
The Hulls game from Wrigley Field Chicago will be covered in a late sports extra to provide a play by play. The extra also carries scores from leading football games and major grid contests today, with sale at newsstands and on streets.
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Sports Extra
Pan American Clipper To Fly 6600 Mile Pacific Run
Pan American Airways announces the clipper ship AirAmmoa will depart at 3 PM for a 6 600 mile flight across the Pacific to Guam via Honolulu Midway and Wake. The voyage marks a major airship crossing with stops listed as waypoints.
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Honolulu
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Wake
Longshoremen Strike Sees First Fatality Amid Frontline Clashes
By United Press New Orleans October 5 the longshoremen strike reached its fifth day with loading and unloading continuing despite sporadic outbreaks. Henry Jones was killed after being struck with a brick at Harmony street wharf and Sam Williams was wounded when police returned fire as pickets fired on workers.
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New Orleans
Harmony Street Wharf
Henry Jones
Charity Hospital
Sam Williams
Bradford Bank Officials Held In Connection With Shortages
Bradford Ps Oct 5 two Commercial National officers were held on 5000 bond each. Howard Bengon assistant trust officer faced charges of falsification of entries and Harold Miler savings teller charged with falsification of entries and misapplication of funds.
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United Press
Bradford
Commercial National Battle
Howard J. Bengon
Harold Miler
Ethiopia Demands League Take Action On Sanctions
The League of Nations council agreed to convoke the assembly for next Wednesday and Ethiopia demanded sanctions against Italy for invading its borders. Emperor Haile Selassie urged military force to halt Italy's conquest, delivered by Técla Hawariat, with the note citing Italy's aggression and recalling prior appeals.
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Council of the League
Ethiopia
League of Nations
Italy
Haile Selassie
New York
Joseph Aveng
League
Técla Hawariat
Hawariat
Rome
Africa
Mussolini proposal on Med fleet withdrawal coldly received
A Mussolini message to Joure proposing England and Italy withdraw fleets to the Mediterranean to stop the Italo Ethiopian dispute from spreading to Europe drew a cool response from British Foreign Secretary Sir Samuel Hoare. The proposal, reported by United Press, elicited no enthusiasm.
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Get. F
Berle Mussell
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Italy
Mediterranean
Europe
Samuel Hoare
United Press
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Joure
Kidnap Plot Against Mccormick Thwarted in Chicago
Police revealed an Illinois kidnapping plot targeting Harald J. McCormick, chairman of International Harvester, and William G. Cummings, president of Drovers National Bank. The gang sought 30,000 dollars from each, sending four penciled notes and making threatening calls while federal agents set traps.
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United Press Chicago
Harald J. Mccormick
Chaterain
One International Harvester Company
Willian G. Cummings
Drovers
Bev
Chicago
100 000th Money Order Sold At Sub-Station
One hundred toyusana money orders have been issued from the postal sub-station at Condra Pharmacy on North Center street. Frank T. Babbitt issued the 100000th order as a present to Allene and Patricia Babbitt, his granddaughters. Station No 1 was established at Babbitt’s drug store near Center and Washington in 1904. The first order was filled by George Hamburger and issued to T. Dawson near Columbus.
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Condra
North Center Street
Frank T. Babbitt
Allene
Patricia Babbitt
C. O. Babbitt & Son
Center
Washington
Eight Hurt In Head On Crash On Route Six
A head on collision on Route Six near Pine Woods on the Corry Union City road injures eight people. H L Botsford All four Botsford passengers escape with minor injuries while Mrs Margaret Philips and her daughter suffer wrist fractures and shock. The Borden Milk truck driver attempted to pass and slowed, causing the crash.
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Pine Woods
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Botsford
Borden Milk Company
Margaret Philips
Williston Park
Long Island
A. M. Hathaway
Witk
Explosion injures six on ship near Galveston coast
Coast Guard cutter Saranac reported six Federal crew members injured in an explosion 14 miles east of Galveston Texas. The blast from a steam safety valve blew off a boiler and seriously injured the chief engineer and two assistants, with another eight men hurt in a fall as the Saranac relayed details by radio.
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United Press
Galveston
Tex
Coast Guard
Saranac
Federal
Here
Rumor of Discord Quashed at Pennsylvania Women's Clubs Meet
Return from Erie reports the Pennsylvania Federation of Women's Clubs ended harmoniously. Mrs. E. C. Barnes denied serious controversy over birth control. banquet praised President Mrs. John M. Phillips. Next convention slated for Williamsport in May. Kaiser claimed a moral victory amid district leadership tensions.
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State Federation of Women
Erie
Pennsylvania Federation of Women's Clubs
John M. Phillips
Pittsburgh
Williamsport
Fred Kaiser
Scranton
Phillips
Kaiser
Republicans Endorse McGovern Square Deal Ticket In Pittsburgh
Eight Republican nominees for city and county offices reaffirmed support for County Commissioner Charles McGovern on his square deal ticket. In Woodside's office they debated staying on the ticket, listing Robert Woodside, Robert Garland, Kerr, Alvin Dillman, Robert Folay, Clyde Miller, Samuel Foster, and Andrew Park as continuing candidates while Foster replaces Mrs Joseph Mackrell who declines to run.
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Pittsburgh
McGovern
United Press
Charles €. McGovern
Robert G. Woodside
Robert G Woodside
Robert Garland
Kerr
Alvin Dillman
Robert A Folay
J Clyde Miller
Recorder of Deeds
Samuel Fosteri
Andrew T Park
Foster
Joseph N. Mackrell
Rotary Carnival Closes After Two-Night Event
The Corry Rotary Club wrapped up a successful two night indoor carnival in the former C G Murphy store raising a sizable sum. A capacity crowd enjoyed last evenings program with dances and specialty acts by Marjorie McIroy Percy Clark Gertie Reed Freda Daniels and Corries C B H Rafter won the auto radio. Proceeds from the first annual event fund the club’s special work here.
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Corry
Missouri Woman Freed in Kidnapping Case
An Adair county circuit court jury acquitted Mrs Neile Tipton Muench wife of a St Louis physician of kidnapping Dr Isaac Dee Kelley Jr also of St Louis after a trial in Mexico Missouri on Oct 5. The case involved the April 20 abduction charge and the jury found her not guilty.
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Anidrain County
Neile Tipton Muench
St. Louis
Isaac Dee Kelley, Jr
St Louis
Two Safe Crackers Awaiting Sentence
Pittsburgh dispatch reports Charles Miller and Dominic Narr, two safe crackers, awaiting sentencing after pleading guilty to seven robberies and attempted robberies. They were convicted Thursday on additional charges of entering a building and larceny. The pair admitted breaking into several Pittsburgh district sites including Globe Distributing Company Trials House State Liquor store Kresge store Wayne Distributing Center Cafe and Estelle Dress Shop.
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Bers
Pennsylvania
Charles Miller
Dominic Narr
Globe Distributing Company
Trials House
State Liquor Store
Kresge
Wayne Distributing Company
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Estelle Dress Shop
U S Embargo on Arms Shipments Expected Soon
Washington officials expect President Roosevelt to declare a state of war between Italy and Ethiopia and issue an embargo on arms shipments to both belligerents. They note the neutrality law requires action within a reasonable time after war is official and believe the condition now exists beyond doubt.
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Washington Today
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Italy
Ethiopia
Guffey coal bill path sought by Carter lawyers
Washington district court heard an urgent bid to rule the constitutionality of the Guffey coal bill. Attorneys for James W. Carter, a Washington coal dealer, asked the district supreme court to decide the case immediately. Chief Justice Alfred W. When said he would consider their request by Wednesday. If the ruling is unfavorable, trial likely postponed until next year. Carter seeks an injunction against applications of the act to his company.
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United Press
Washington
James W. Carter
Waington
District Surpreme Court
Alfred W
Carter
Fourteen Men to Be Given Work Monday Under Bear Creek Project
City Engineer N R Dickson announced fourteen men will receive work Monday as operations resume on the Bear Creek sewer extension under the WPA program. He said the project should be completed within two months after delays from funding shortages. Nearby Eugene reports a car disappearance mystery as police traced a car left on a hill to start it each morning.
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WIPA
N. R. Dickson
Italy plans grand scale drive in Somaliland and Ethiopia
Addis Ababa reports Ethiopian troops under Dajamateh Ayaleu defeated Sulis near the Sudanese border in a morning battle. planes bombed Dessio in Wallo. Italian forces under Gen Graziani advance from Mt Mussa toward Harar. Somaliland army and Mt Mussa forces poised to meet. Adu wa may have fallen. Ethiopian casualties numbered in hundreds.
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Gondar
Dajaymateh Ayaleu
Sulians
United Pres
Ethiopiaha
Dessio
Wallo
Djibouti
French Somaliland
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Ethiopia
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Eritrea
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Adianbaba
Aduwa
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Young Roosevelt resigns aeronautical post amid transit role
New York October 5 Eliot Roosevelt, second son of the president, resigns from the second political chamber of commerce where he served as consultant on all transport matters. The Morgan organization announced the move with no explanation. the position reportedly paid $10,000 annually plus a $5,000 expense account.
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New York
Eiliot Roosevelt
Pe Dent
Emmerce
Thomas A. Morga
Gay
Markets at a Glance Stocks Rise and Irregular Advances Across Sectors
Markets at a glance show fractional gains in stocks with mew highs for copper and irregular upticks in bonds. Foreign exchange remains firm while grains slide slightly and December futures hit a tight market since August 1934. Cotton and rubber show mixed to higher quotes amid overall cautious gains.
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