Two Philadelphia Republicans back Hemphill in race
Two leaders of Philadelphia Republican circles and War Board members Charles B. Hall and State Senator Samuel B. Salus announced support for Liberal-Democratic candidate John Hemphill over Gifford Pinchot in the November gubernatorial contest. Hall resigns from the Republican city committee. Salus will not resign.
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Charles B. Hall
Samuel B. Salus
Hemphill
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
War Board
John Hemphill
Gitford
Republian
Verin
Hall
Republcan
Salus
Harrisburg
Mm Hall
Gifford Pinchot
Pinchot
Corry 1820 Community Chest Campaign Campaign Opens
Corry's 1820 Community Chest drive began with committees active to raise 17 800 for welfare needs. Chairman C TL Alexander reports slow initial donations and a general meeting set for Thursday at 7 20 PM in the Municipal building to review progress and set a path for the winter relief drive.
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Corry
C. TL. Alesander
Alexander
Manufacturers' Committee
Prompt action urged to feed Corry schoolchildren in crisis
Teachers report many Corry students arrive hungry with no breakfast or lunch and uncertain dinners. critics urge the Board of Education to fund a daily meal program from district funds, even if it means trimming curriculum. the note calls for immediate, decisive school district management rather than relying on parent teacher groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Board of Education
Northwestern District Education Association Meeting Os Pennsylvania
City senses will be closed Friday to permit teachers to attend the Northwestern District Pennsylvania State Education Association convention in Wooster. Ralph S. Dewey, Gur ity Public Schools superintendent, serves as president. Local teachers will visit Mie Wriday for inspection and attend sessions Friday afternoon through Saturday morning drawing hundreds of teachers from across northwestern Pennsylvania.
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City
Nortwestern
Pennsylvania State Education Association
Ralph S. Dewey
Gurity Public Schools
Mie Wriday
Miie Wriday
Ann
Wilttend
Pennsylvania
Cleveland Grants 200000 Bond for Unemployed Relief
Cleveland council approved a 200000 bond ordinance to fund municipal improvements in city parks with 400 to 500 men to gain full or part time work next weeks. Projects include sidewalks curbs grading landscaping and park cleanups aiming to aid over 1000 idle residents in coming weeks. Mr and Mrs S H Crosby of Columbus visited Mrs Hilbert Bush on North Center street.
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United Press
Cleveland
5. H Crosby
Coluumibus
Hilbert Bush
North Center Street
Improvements at Dairy cooperative milk plant underway
Work on the West Main street Dairy Men's Lepetis Cooperative Association plant progresses with over 20000 spent. A new receiving room with double entry opens to speed delivery by 9 o'clock, aiding summer operations. A can washer boiler and brine tank upgrades modernize the cooling system. milk is now shipped on call to New York and most supply heads to Cambridge Springs.
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Dairymen's
Lepetis Cooperative Association
West Main Street
League
New York
Camburidge Springs
Five Best Radio Entcontests Air Tonight
Radio listings show WABC NBC and CBS schedules with programs like Stocket Mountaingers Pure O Orchestra Eveready program Phieo Symphony Concert Cuckoo burlesque skit and varied network times across EST and HST zones.
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WABC
Stocket Mountaingers
NBC
Pure O Orchestra
WEAR
Eveready
CBS
Phieo
WIZ
Hoover Denounces Socialism and Communism in Kings Mountain Address
President Hoover spoke at Kings Mountain North Carolina denying Socialism Bolshevism and violence as threats to America. He warned these systems destroy equal opportunity the constitution and religious faith, urging preservation of the nation spirit. He cited regional labor trouble and strikes as context for his defense of American ideals.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Kings Mountain
Oat
Hoover
Gastonia
N.C
Marion
Danville
Isings Mountain
Hve
Rotary Club Enjoys Movies at Today’s Luncheon
The Rotary Club featured a slideshow by Paul Mullen with scenes from McCleary's Wolf Farm Kane and Niagara Falls including Lindbergh. Dr. Leon Tucker and Rev. B A Hook performed musical numbers. Plans were made for a Boys' Band benefit entertainment and Deputy U S Marshal J F Austin traveled from Pittsburgh yesterday.
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Union City
Rotary Club
Paul Mullen
Service Club
McCleary
Kane
Niagara Falls
Lindbergh
B. A. Hook
Leon Tucker
First Baptist Church
Tucker
Erie Express Train 13 Derailed Near Blink Rock
Erie Express No 15 derailed near Blink Rock four miles from Port Jervis N Y early today while en route from Jersey City to western points. Seventeen cars left the tracks. three crew members were seriously injured and two passengers bruised. The line was blocked seven hours.
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Unite la Port
Charles McLammed
Jersey City
Harry Davis
Port Jervis
Mann
Erie
Highway dept near 1980 goal for road building in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg Oct 6 The state highway department is within 200 miles of its 1980 goal in road construction. The past week added 44 miles to bring the season total to 109 miles of new surface by contractors and department forces. The schedule aimed for 1 000 miles by contractors and 300 by the department with 20 900 men employed this week on 244 projects under contractor supervision.
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United Press
Harrisburg
State Highway Department
Roand Construction
Corry Youth Jailed After Booze Findings
George M. Hnatyszyn of Corry is jailed in Crawford county on $1000 bail after pleading guilty to possession and transportation of liquor. Two other Corry youths received release. Police found four pints and a half‑pint of liquor plus empty bottles in a car. Hnatyszyn admitted transport and possession but denied sale, awaiting Crawford county court action.
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George M. Hnatyszyn
Corry
Crawford County
Meadville
Jer
J. D. Roberts
Hnatyazyn
Jacob Schrubl
Betilian
Meadvill
Stock Exchange Fights Bear Raids At New York
New York October 7 The New York Stock Exchange declared war on bears and vowed to curb stock raiding. The committee on business conduct summoned several members and questioned them about suspected activity under a constitutional provision against market manipulation. Names of those questioned were not released.
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New York
Committee On Business Conduct
Exchange
City Council Defers Sewage Plant Decision for Two Weeks
Action on the State Sanitary Water Board recommendations for the local sewage disposal plant was deferred two weeks by the City Council to allow a full study of the latest state orders by Solicitor Blaine Kincaid who will report at the next meeting. The state board approved preliminary treatment plans but refused to extend the permit for discharging sewage into state waters, noting interconnecting sewers storm sewers and pumping stations must be constructed first. The meeting, with all members except Starr present, approved minutes and financials, received a petition to curb 316 East Main for a driveway, and heard calls for prompt reporting on compensation claims for city workers.
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State Sanitary Water Board
Blaine Kincaid
State Board
Muniunicipality
Kincaid
Starr
Westley
Justice of the Peace Morrigan
Wesleyville
Cody
J. M. Sheeley
East Main Street
Brown
Kelley lays blame at door of Work in oil fund case
Ralph E Kelley a suspended interior department employee charged in a copyrighted article in the New York World in May that a ruling by Hubert Work former secretary of interior prepared the way for oil interests to gain possession of public funds worth upward of 20 billion dollars. The ruling was made in the Freeport-Simmmers case ten months before Work resigned to become Hoover campaign manager.
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New York
Ralph
Kelley
Interior Department
New York World
Hubert Work
Interior
Work
Hoover
Brazil Revolt Triggers Army Reserve Call and Rio Crisis
President Washington Luis calls up Brazil’s army reserves as fighting spreads from Rio de Janeiro toward inland centers. Air force and naval strikes target rebel towns while fears grow over food supply blockades and disrupted communications.
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George Mayer
United Press
Montevideo
Uruguay
Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
United States
Permambien J
Hib de Janeiro
Fernambuco
Sial
Frst
Washington Luis
Rio Grante Ro Sal
Minas Geraes
Bello Horizonte
Bandits Rob Moser of $1,806 in Provident Trend
Bandits stopped Max Moser, head of the American Goat Apron and Tower Supply Co, as he drove to Provident Trust to deposit cash. A second car boxed his auto while a robber grabbed the bag containing $1,806, marking the second theft in eight months for the company.
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Pintsburgh
Max Moser
American Goat, Apron and Tower Supply Company
Moser
Provident ‘Trust Company
Curtis and Fess to Speak in West Virginia Rally
President Charles Distis and Senator Simeon D. Fess of Ohio will address Republican voters in central West Virginia tonight. The speakers travel by auto caravan and are expected to be met by a motorcade of several hundred cars at Grufton and to arrive here.
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Curtis
Fess
W. Virginia
Claresburg
W. Ve. Ott
Charles. Distis
Simeon D. Fess
Ohio
National Republican Committee
Gentral
West Virginia
Alstoring Bile
Ars
Gruftom
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Will
Manufacturers Committee
Dairymen's League Co-operative Association
King’s Mountain
Spirit OF America
Hear, Tucker
U. S
J. F. Austin
Pittsburgh
Highway Dept
George Hnatyszyn
Stock Exchange
State Sanitary Board
Kelly
Tlalead
Bandits
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