Fragmented Early Column Fragments and Names
Fragmentary OCR recalls a Monday event with Mrs. Pred Edgar, Esther, and delegates attending a ladies gathering in New York. Mentions Martha, Clymer, and Sher, with evening prayer, selections, and a meeting of delegates amid scattered names and places.
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Esther
Firs
Maur
Pred
Edgar
Ture
Clymer
Ger
Mar
Ermin
And
Sher
John Te
Pearson 2-Hitter Secures 4-0 World Series Win
Monte Pearson pitched a brilliant two-hitter to lead the New York Yankees to a 4 to 0 victory over the Cincinnati Reds in the World Series. The Yankees scored in the fourth on Dahlgren’s homer and added three more runs in the fifth as Pearson and the defense shut down Cincinnati.
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Reds
New York
Iy Chilton Press
Monte Pearson
New York Yankees
Cin- Ginnati Reds
Berger
Myers
Wallurs
Wolfe
Vanepes
Dehigren
Pearson
Dahlgren
Walters
Frey
Wie
Crosetti
McGormick
Southern Democrat Breaks Rank on Embargo Debate
Senator John H. Overton defies southern colleagues to oppose lifting the arms embargo in the neutrality act debate. He warns repeal would mean armed intervention as American arms reach Europe. Tobey recounts WWI submarine activity to press delay and neutrality provisions. Delegates split. administration pressures for repeal while some southerners resist.
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Ronald G. van Pine
Palu Press
Washington
John H. Overton
Senate
Overton
U. S
Europe
Sen
Charlen ‘W. Tobey
Ry N. H
America
Statewide milk relief program boosts consumption
Milk relief orders raise daily purchases from 10 000 to 60 000 quarts under new policy. A pint per child under 16 is now allocated to relief households. By November 1 all relief recipients must receive 24 day milk orders to buy from chosen dealers, with costs deducted from the relief grant.
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Mil Commission
Commission
Rhein
Department of Assistance
Bursar Weeps Denies Charges At Trial
Butler Pa October 6 United Press David V Ketterer suspended bursar of Slippery Rock State Teachers College broke down in tears as he denied charges he violated his trust as a public official He said his actions were aimed at reducing college expenses He described intense questioning by state police and auditors who reviewed his accounts Also named are Letterer and Dr Charles B Miller accused of conspiring to commit improper acts malfeasance misfeasance and nonfeasance in office A charge of fraudulent conversion is listed against Ketterer He faced questions for more than four weeks while the college trustee reportedly stood by him
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United Press
Butler
David V. Ketterer
Slippery Rock State Teachers College
Commonwealth
Ketterer
Letterer
Charles 8. Miller
Rotary Pair and Hobby Show Opens to Large Crowd
A record crowd filled the State Armory for the Rotary Pair and Hobby Show opening evening. The stage program topped prior entertainment with song and dance acts, a mermaid number, and military-style tap routines arranged by Marian Heatty of Brie. The films drew strong interest, highlighted exhibitions by merchants and manufacturers, and hobby displays. The fair continues tonight and through Friday and Saturday with more entertainment and exhibits.
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State Armory
Felr
French Army Paralyzes German Industry in Saar Valley
French troops advance into the Saar valley with cautious down hill movements, crippling roughly one billion dollars of German industrial capacity. Observation posts overlook twenty miles of valley, revealing hidden German soldiers in pill boxes and behind artillery emplacements, while civilians appear absent.
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United Press
Germany
Saar
James urges move to create new jobs in Pa
A Pennsylvania campaign to provide jobs to relief recipients was approved in principle by Gov. Arthur H. James after a conference with state officials. The plan, developed by the Joint State Government Commission, aims to avoid a special session and raise about 50 million in taxes for public assistance. The governor stressed details remain to be worked out and noted the substantial effort required to execute the program.
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James
United Press
Farrisburg
Arthur H. James
Howard L. Russell
Labor and Industry
Lewis G. Hines
Ellwood J. Turner
Buth
Mother of Nine Charged With Illegally Taking Aid
Pittsburgh date Oct 5 Mary Stawinski of Natrona mother of nine was sentenced to one year suspended term after pleading guilty to illegally accepting about $3000 in relief from 1934 to 1938. She claimed she did not understand her responsibility and needed the money to feed the family.
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Pittsburgh
Ilegally
Mary Stawinski
Natrona
Stawinski
John P. Egan
Woran
Radical surgery urged for cancer at Pennsylvania meeting
The Med lel Society of Pennsylvania held its 20th annual session after guest speakers urged using radical surgery for cancer treatment. Dr. Stuart W. Harrington of the Mayo Clinic advised that new cancer methods have not supplanted surgery as the most effective remedy. He also noted prospective mothers should work with physicians to minimize childbirth risks.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Medlel Society of Pennsylvania Today
Stuart W. Harrington
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Mini
State Society
G.O.P. Swell Margin In Two Day Registration
Republicans gained by about thirty votes in Corry during a two day municipal registration at City Hall. The final numbers show ten Democrats and fourteen new Republicans registered Wednesday, with several shifts from Democrat to Republican and a single Republican change to Democrat. Prohibition party members registered as Republicans. additional party address changes were mailed by Sunday ahead of the November ballot.
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Corry
Munlcipa
Pluhges
Denis
Algunos Cloke Ryce
Perryrt
Republica
Republicas
Miter
Saunday
World War II Vet Ralph Reynolds Dies in Union City
World War veteran Ralph Ian Reynolds, 95 West Washington, Union City, died Wednesday afternoon. A Chicago native born 1898, he served in Company A, 1917 Marine unit, wounded in war and hospitalised in Prague. Survived by mother Helen Reynolds, sister Mrs Alfred Carlburg, two nephews and a niece. Private services Friday morning at 11 o'clock. Interment in Fillville.
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Art
Ralph Ian Reynoles
West
Washington Street
Chicago
Reynolds
Union City
United States Marines
Pragve
Il Health
Veterans of Foreign Wars Organization
American Legion
Helen Reynolds
Alfred B. Carlburg
Coraopolis
Weomit
Filgeville
PA Backward in Tax Rules Urges State Tax Commission
Pennsylvania economist Harley DB Luta of Princeton University told delegates at the 2014 Education Congress that the state is extremely backward in taxation and should establish a state tax commission to equalize taxes for schools. He criticized deficit financing and administration, calling for fundamental reform and better leadership at state level.
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State Tax Commission
United Press Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
T. Harley DB. Luta
Princeton University
Selegatés
Armys Education
Tax Agency
Fhe Roosevelt
Injuries Prove Fatal For Erie Man In Collision
Willis Newton aged 72 died at Hamot hospital after a wreck in Erie caused by the Empire State Express. His companion Mrs Etta Perigo, 52, is in fair condition. Newton reportedly did not hear the rain whistle and pulled into the path of the train.
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Erie
United Press
Empire State Express
New York Central
Willis Newton
Hamot
Etta Perigo
Newton
Corry Man Loses Hunting License In Pennsylvania
James Poy, also known as Garry, and Wayne D Jaggs of Columbus are among fifteen Northwestern Pennsylvania residents denied hunting privileges for the season. The Pennsylvania Game Commission announced the district license revocations. Omitted names include Gari Biscott Al tion George J Dobson North East Charles N Matteson Wattsburg and Ray E Temey Waterford.
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James Poy
Or Garry
Wayne D. Jaggs
Columbus
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Game Commission
Gari Biscott
Altion
George J. Dobson
North East
Charles N
Matteson
Wattsburg
Ray E
Temey
Waterford
TVA Labor Stand Probe Under AFL Action
Cincinnati report says the American Federation of Labor Building and Metal Trades departments agreed to investigate charges that the Tennessee Valley Authority discriminated against labor unions and exploited workers. AFL would form a commission to meet TVA representatives in Knoxville or Chattanooga before November 1 to review the charges and decide possible action.
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Ey United
TVA
AML
Officials resign in protest over independent ministry plan
In Tokyo on October 5 more than 100 Torelen officials and staff resigned to protest the government move to form an independent ministry. The resignations cited alleged policy failures and blamed the diplomats administration for the change.
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United Press
Tokyo
Torelen
Wade Thinlatry
Aleged Tallire
T Ie
Diplomats
Corry Police Seek State Training Courses
Corry police plan to enroll in state police schools for the coming term starting the week of October 18. Mayor Frank E Hepler must approve, with City Council approval needed. Courses in basic police procedure will be offered in fourteen cities, including Meadville, with enrollment deadline October 14. Harold W Pierce and officers Flanigan Swan Burbugame Mead seek enrollment in advanced courses at Meadville.
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Ottober
Frank E Hepler
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Motor Police
Meadvillé
Meadville
Cory Department
Cory
Harold W Pierce
Youngsvile
Corry
Teather
Public Service Mnstilte Police School
John Flanigan
William Swan
Herman Burbugame
Hoss Mead
Meautville
Freed crew from Greek steamer amid U boat encounter
Bire Oct 6 The German submarine U-38 surfaced near the Witace Inlet harbor and launched a collapsible boat. Twenty eight men from the 8000 ton Greek steamer Dismentis were placed on the water front patrol and escorted toward the submarine, which submerged. The Dismentis crew reported U-35 torpedoed their vessel 29 miles off the West Irish coast Tuesday. with no rescue ship in sight, they were treated and brought to safety here. Roosevelt returns home after addressing Congress on repeal debates this week.
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United Press Dingle
Bire
Fear Nazis to Void Belgium Peace Pledge
European powers faced a looming crisis as Hitler prepared a Reichstag address. Berlin dictated that Belgian neutrality could be traded for military aid, while Turkey wary of Soviet pressure and Dardanelles control. Britain and France urged a major Nazi offensive, as U boat and warship activity intensified near South American waters.
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Joe Alex Morris
United Press
Bastar
Turkey
Belgium
Europe
Adolf Hitler
Reichstag
Brussels
Agence Telegraphique Belge
Berlin
Rmnstry
Russia
Bie
TM Lortion
Tukey
Dardanelles
Black Sea
Britain
Warsaw
Germany
Balkans
Hitler
Rhineland
Hermann Goering
Afr Heet
Stenomie
Clement
Scheer
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