Pinchot Links McClure With Big War Debt Settlement
Washington dispatch reports leaders in steel and coal sectors urged to meet President Roosevelt at the White House to reconcile labor and management over captive mines fueling the Pennsylvania coal strike. Recovery chief Johnson and NRA counsel Richberg clashed over mine grievance terms amid deadly clashes at Ambridge, Clairton, and other steel centers, prompting heavy guard deployments and arrests as roving pickets threaten installations and work returns.
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New York Wins in 11th to Take 2-1 Victory
In a tense late game, New York clinched a 2-1 win in the 11th as Ryan delivered a run scoring single to plate Jackson and break the deadlock. The Senators and Giants both matched zeroes through the seventh, with New York finally breaking through in extras.
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Giants Triumph 2-1 In Extra Inning World Series Game
The New York Giants defeated the Washington Senators 2 to 1 in eleven innings at Griffith Stadium on October 6 to take a 3-1 lead in the World Series. Hubbell pitched for the Giants and Mancuso caught, with Weaver, Russell, and Sewell handling Washington.
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Cuban regime seeks aid from rival groups in Havana
In Havana October 6 the Gran San Martin Government moved toward peace with old Highline politicians as it seeks broad political backing to gain American recognition. A search at former President Mario Menocal’s home was declared unauthorized, signaling the regime’s bid to win support from parties during a provisional government era ahead of elections.
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Hunt 3 Bandits For Hold Up At Meadville
Meadville police sought three men after a train station holdup at Meadville. Two white men and one Black man fled with stolen cash in a car, one white man in a gray suit and night cap, another in a black suit, all about five foot eight to six feet tall. one carried an octagon rifle, the other a plated revolver. The trio were last seen heading toward Bre toward unknown directions, and no vehicle description was available.
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New Trials Denied in Urschel Kidnapping Case
Oklahoma City October 6 Judge Edgar Vaugne denied all motions for new trials for seven convicted defendants in the Urschel kidnapping case. The ruling clears the way for execution of sentences in the $200,000 kidnaping affair.
Senator McClure Linked to Bootlegger Ring in Trial
Philadelphia report says State Senator John J. McClure heads a protection ring tied to bootleggers and speakeasies. Prosecutor Chet A. Keyes described weekly payments funneled to McClure in Chester office as part of the conspiracy with 79 associates on trial in U S district court for conspiring to violate the national prohibition act.
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Chester
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Cropler
Ricily
Kelly to plead guilty in Urechel kidnaping case
Oklahoma City Oct 6 George Machine Gut Kelly will plead guilty to charges in the Urechel kidnaping case tomorrow morning in federal court. The defendant faces up to the maximum sentence and awaits court action.
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Oklahoma City
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Bermuda Faces Tropical Storm Threat from Central Atlantic
A tropical storm off the Bermuda coast threatens the island with dangerous gales. The Weather Bureau reports the storm center about 459 miles west-northwest of Bermuda and moving northwest at about six miles per hour.
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Pecora's Senate Inquiry Hangs On Election Tilt
Washington Oct 6 Ferdinand Pecora counsel for the Senate stock market investigation may run for New York County district attorney. His candidacy could end hopes the inquiry would continue past December. If Pecora is elected the inquiry could falter, with Wall Street players awaiting January. The stalemate centers on Chase National Bank, Chase Securities, and the widely debated public issues tied to Associated Gas and Electric Co.
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Hapsburg Heir Backs Chancellor in Turbulent Austria
Archduke Otto, twenty, declares support for Chancellor Wilhelm Doll and the Austrian effort against Nazism, pledging loyalty to constitutional monarchy. The statement aims to stabilize Austria’s leadership and bolster anti Nazi resistance amid rising tensions.
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Britain offers two plans to settle wartime debt with U S
London reports the British government will not resume full war debt payments to the United States. Two alternatives are offered: a lump settlement in gold or cash over 475 million dollars, and semiannual token payments of 5 million dollars. The lump option would include principal and interest.
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Great Britain
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Cost of administering relief in Penn a rises in four months
Harrisburg reports show administrative costs per poor relief case in Pennsylvania increased over the last four months. Auditors Baldwin and Biddle released figures indicating total admin costs of 2,487,084 dollars since September 1, 1932, excluding community markets. Estimated October relief tax and county allocations are outlined, with totals reflecting statewide administration expenses across counties and anticipated rolls for the month.
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State Emergency Relief Board
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Stata Board
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Biddie
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Finchot
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Ihe
Armandy
Trainman Injured In Erie Freight Train Wreck
A conductor on the Erie Railroad freight train No. 38, identified as Gerrop, or Jamestown, was seriously injured this afternoon. He suffered a fractured leg and possible internal injuries with the full extent not yet known at press time. Local officials and emergency responders assisted at the scene.
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Legion Confab Ends Policies Outlined
At the Chicago convention Edward A Hayes of Decatur Illinois was named commander as 1984 policies were set. A four point program for disabled veterans Americanism and national defense was adopted with slight debate. The 1994 convention will be in Miami Florida. The Legion urged government hospitalization for needy veterans and a stronger national defense including a larger army reserves aircraft research and navy.
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Chicago
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Warrants Planned Against 32 Delinquent Taxpayers
Tax Collector George H. Gordon will begin issuing warrants next Monday to enforce payment of delinquent 1482 tax assessments. Additional deputies will be sworn in to assist in collecting taxes and costs, urging those able to pay to settle promptly to avoid further penalties. The plan includes proceeding with warrants to compel payment and reduce overall costs to taxpayers.
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