Court To Permit Bard Torfargue For Grand Jury Case
Pittsburgh Oct 5 Attorney General Guy K Bard blocked a move to speed up the state Democratic administration grand jury probe as the Pennsylvania Supreme Court refused to send records to Dauphin County immediately. Chief Justice Kephart said Bard could reargue. Shelley argued to waive a 10 day rule to speed the process citing possible harm.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Guy K. Bard
Democratic
State Supreme Court
Daynhin County
John W. Kephart
Bard
Smergede
Carl B. Shelley
Telphin County
Kephart
Shelley
Dauphin Court
Aipreme
Supreme Court
John Duff
Tower Court
Foy
Coim
Supreme Courd
New York Yankees Lead Cubs 2-1 in World Series Opening
At Wrigley Field on Oct 5, the Yankees trail 2-1 after four innings as Big Red Ruffing faces Cubs lefty Bil Lee. Romp includes Gehrig and DiMaggio contributing runs for New York, with Cubs rally thwarted by strong defense and pitching.
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United Press
Lee
Crosetti
Polfe
Court to rule on constitutionality of third class city law
Oct 5 The state Supreme court was asked to determine if the third class city law mandating veterans’ appointments under civil service exams is constitutional. The appeal comes from Erie county where the act’s veteran provisions were ruled unconstitutional. The case concerns the appointment of an eligible water inspector for 1937.
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Pittsburgh
State Supreme Court
High Court
Erie County Court
Trefa Tecamber
Reporters Gather News as Wilkes-Barre Strike Moves
Reporters assigned to supply local news to radio WEW and other Wilkes-Barre papers amid a strike by American News staff. Walkout leads publishers to suspend operations. outside agents seek a settlement as negotiations continue near Sunday morning.
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Wilkes-Barre
American News
Gu'id Today
Radio Sta
Toi Ss
Fone Wewitpapers
Bultar
Hoth Bili Ware
Rebels Take Over More Territory as Franco Offensive Gains
Rebels advance in the Spanish front as General Francisco Franco's forces push into six additional Loyalist positions. Loyalist resistance weakens amid recent heavy fighting and skirmishes, with unclear counterattacks and reports varying on insurgent gains.
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Presa Hendaye
Bra
Francisco Franco
Flood Forecast System Deemed Highly Effective in Pennsylvania
HARPIRBURG Oct 5 The floods forecast system perfected in Pennsylvania after the St Patrick's Day 1936 flood is reported as near perfect by the Forests and Water department. The test used 100 rain detectors and river pauses to gauge public query response amid reports of seawater storms along the Atlantic seaboard.
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Hapriburg
Pennsylvania
St. Patrick's Day
Forests and Watera Department
Atlantic Seaboard
Economy plans may affect WPA program in new Congress
United Press reports Washington observers warn about a brewing fight over fiscal policy for the 76th Congress, with conservatives seeking to reassert spending controls on federal programs including WPA and PWA. The aim is to specify exact uses and locations for funds, down to sewer projects and culverts, as the administration faces potential budget pressures.
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Lyle C. Wilson
United Press
Washington
Congress
Hengst Takes Up Post in Coatesville Area
C M Hengst resigns as associate northwest district secretary for the States effective October 16. E S Wise announces Hengst will move to become executive secretary of the Chester County Coatesville area. Hengst has directed Y activities since 1931 and will pursue a new field in Coatesville. Several men are being considered for his Northwest District post, with a successor to be named.
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C. M. Hengst
MC. A
E. S. Wise
Hengsthes
Northwest
Coatesville
Chester County
Hengst
Young man charged with $42,000 theft by United Deans
In San Francisco Orto Meyer Sopher a 28 year old mess boy with a poker reputation faced a federal court on charges of stealing jewels valued at 42000 from Lawrence Tibbelis the famed baritone federal agents recovered 24000 worth of jewels and arrested Sopher when the Monterey liner arrived after a trip from Los Angeles
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San Francisco
French Senate chamber approves foreign policy
Prague reports President Eduard Beneš resigns after failed bid to stop German seizure of the Sudeten area. Jan Syrový forms a rebuilt cabinet with stronger Slovak representation as Beneš’s tenure ends. Paris and London react to Munich era tensions shaping postwar Europe.
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United Press
Prague
Eduard Benes
Sudeten
Czechoslovakia
4Enes
Little Atelite
League of Nations
Benes
Fuehrrer
Adolf Hitler
Fwehrer
Nini
Nuremberg
Berlin
London
Soviet Russia
Europe
John Simon
House of Commons
John
Paris
Ort
Senate
Edouard Deladier
Daladien
Popular Front
Moscow
Coation
Auartes Tenasia
Ueht
Mutch
Zone No. 2
Sudeten+land
Nazi Fascist influence alleged in U S
Washington Oct 5 The house committee investigating un American activities will hear new evidence alleging Fascist groups have intimated Italian Americans through consular officials and may show cooperation between German Nazi and Italian Fascist organizations in the United States. Girolamo ValentiTestified Italian anti Fascist leader claims consular officials pressuring Italian Americans. Italian embassy denies charges as absurd.
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United Press
Washington
House Committee
Martin Dies
Tex
Salian
Girolamo Valenti
la Simpa Libre
Valenti
Italy
Nuzi
Annenberg of Inquirer must face charges
Pittsburgh October report says the State Supreme Court prepared to question M. Annenberg publisher of the Philadelphia Inquirer to learn how the newspaper forecast a court decision blocking grand jury probes into Gov. Earle administration. Court directed Annenberg to appear. city editor Dimitmen testified he wrote the story from his own conclusions and prior opinions rather than a court leak.
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Ry Vonyrederaan
Pittsburgh
State Supreme Court Today
M. Annenberg
Philadelphia Inquirer
John W. Kephart
Annenbere
Cour
Hewammer
Sasume
Dimitman
Fonket
George H. Earle
Ketey
Képhart
Dimitrien
Paul N. Schaeffer
Dauphin
Killer freed by sweetheart killer freed by sweetheart
Lexing ton North Carolina report describes Lita Belle jailer's daughter who defied her father by aiding felons leading to a murder and kidnappings. A posse scours woods near her town as James Godwin and Bill Wilson are sought. Lula Belle faces aiding and abetting charges amid the manhunt. Also a work injury report from Youngstown Ohio notes Hayman Lonard injured at a construction site in Corry.
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Ey Vined
Lexington
N. C
Belle
Luli Belle
Posse
Woods
Hers
James Godwin
Bill Wilson
Lila Belle
Lula Belle
Hayman Lonard
Youngstown
Ohio
Corry ‘Hompiter
Avier
Illang
C.F. Brown
North Center
Corry Loyalty Series Promotes Hometown Buying Initiative
The journal launches a civic loyalty series titled Corry Buylog Increases Pry rolls on the editorial page. It promises periodic installments to boost the community, its stores, and businesses while urging readers to follow messages and cooperate in the campaign.
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Ne JoUrnal Today
Corry
Roosevelt Labor Appeal Faces Cool AFL Reception
In Houston on October 5, American Federation of Labor leaders gave President Roosevelt’s armistice request a cool reception. They endorsed a truce approach but blamed John L. Lewis and the CIO for wrecking last year’s peace efforts. The federation signaled openness to White House mediation if a definite proposal arises.
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American Federation of Labor
Roosevelt
Unites Press
Houston
Tex
Federations Executive Council
William Green
John L. Lewis
CIQ Aites
Washington
White House
Federation
Gambling bill approved in Pennsylvania special session
The Pennsylvania legislature, in its ninth week, sent Governor George H. Earle a gambling bill creating a commission to investigate gambling devices. It was the session's main achievement, nearing the halfway mark of Earle's 29 point call, with three major items still to complete including tax abatement and control of works.
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George H
Arle
Commission
Earle
Rotary Hobby Show Opens At Forties Armory Tonight
Forties Armory buzzes as the fourth annual Rotary Fall and Hobby Show prepares to open at 7 pm with dozens of booths. The Hobby Show in the basement will feature entries and entertainment from the Bila Dancing Studio of Erie with local acts providing nightly programs through Saturday. Door prizes number over thirty each evening, and admission covers programs and features.
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Orry
State Armory
Horton J
Domail
Erie
Rotary Club
Roosevelt Highway Association to Meet in Wellsboro
Clyde F Brown president of the Roosevelt Highway Association organizes a local booster party to attend the twelfth annual meeting next Tuesday noon at the Penn Wells Hotel Wellsboro Edward Borstorff local director will lead the Corry delegation. One hundred ten miles of U S Route 6 in Pennsylvania have been reconditioned and more sections planned. officers will be elected and Roy J Brawkmiller secretary of the highway will speak.
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Clyde F. Brown
Roosevelt Highway Association
Penn Walls Hotel
Wellsboro
Edward Borstorff
North Center Street
Atlantic Gaso Line
Assefation
Corry
Bown
Wells
Roy J. Brawkmiller
Highsy Way
Pennsylvania
W C Clark Addresses Rotary Club on Corry History
William Clark of Corry Road gave a complete history of early Corry at the Rotary Club meeting in Hotel Corry. He traced city progress since 1860, recalled pine and hemlock tracts where the city park now sits, named older residents, and recited poetry. Twenty nine members and guests attended, including John Roland of Corry and D. S. Wilkins and J. Manon from Jamestown.
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William
John Roland
Corry
D. S. Wilkins
Manon
Jamestown
Rotary Pale
Gtale Amory
Hardy
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