Penna Mines Reopen Soon After Wage Settlement
United Press reports miners in Indiana have agreed to return to work this week after a six month strike. With 154000 miners under the Jackson Hills wage scale, the Indiana accord may ease tensions in Ohio and Western Pennsylvania. Nonunion production is slowing, while Pittsburgh Coal Company notes 7100 workers in 18 mines. Officials say production is rising and coal supply remains ample with no widespread strikes anticipated.
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Pittsburgh Coal Company
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Wevare
Goodwill Taken to Jail After Vehicle Crash
Fredroadwil of the northern area was jailed by Constable Pred Wheelock after a January morning arrest on charges of driving a motor vehicle while intoxicated and assault. Court plans a plea of guilty context at Erie, but no change of mind reported en route. A crash near the pump station involved a machine driven by Goodwill hitting the Arnold car, causing damage and subsequent pagan claims of hired assailants.
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Pred Wheelock
Goodwill
Jordon
Erie
Histrice
Josney
Tonight's five best radio features schedule preview
Radio listings summarize tonight's programs incl. World Series coverage at Yankee Stadium New York WR Springfield WBZA Boston Symphony Orchestra at Symphony Hall Boston WEAR Hook up 0:15 1 MomAth Sidewalks of New York Knickerbocker Theatre Weilinghouse Band and Philip Sieur the Merry Wider presented across multiple stations and times.
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Yankee Stadium
New York
Springfeld
WBZA
Boston Symphony
Symphony Hall
Boston
MomAth
Knickerbocker Theatre
Rodra Pittabyngh
Weilinghouse
Philip Sieur the
New Balkan Crisis Feared Developing Across Frontiers
From Delgrade to Skopje reports indicate border closures between Bulgaria and Yugoslavia with train traffic halted except for the International Express. Narodna Odbrana calls for anti Bulgarian demonstrations in Belgrade while Macedonian bands are reported near Skiti char on the Albanian frontier as diplomat drafts stall on a Bulgarian note.
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Delgrade
Expres
Bulgaria
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Tugossi
Narodna Odbrana
Protess Ferdinand
Sarejevo
Skitachivar
de Manil
Pennsylvania towns urged to study bypass routes
Richard L. Talde Matt of the Pennsylvania Motor Federation urged municipalities to study by pass routes to divert through traffic. He cited Reading Latcasten York Scranton and others noting towns face congestion and limited parking. He urged cooperation with the state highway department to curb future traffic chaos.
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Richard L. Taldematt
Pennsylvania Motor Federation
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Latcasten
Alftersburg
York
Erie
Allehtoch
Buston
Bethleher
Pottsville
Fonda
Scranton
Johnnstown
Hisldeman
Shay
Holloman
State Thighway Department
Three Rescued From Debris Of Wrecked Kimberly Paper Plant
Six workers died and several are missing after a collapse at the Kimberly paper mill. Three men were trapped for nearly two hours before being rescued alive, while 15 others were injured.
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United Pram Kimberly
Wis
Inberly-Clark
Admits Buying Wife For $500 In Maryland Case
Nick Debonudella admitted in court that he paid 500 to acquire his wife from his nephew Charles Bonnell in Ashart Jassos, a troubling episode that left one man seriously injured in Baltimore and others bruised. The testimony outlined a troubling transaction tied to bigamy charges and disputes over the marriage.
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Nick Debonudella
Charles Bonnell
Ashart Jassos
Baltimore
Chester Mauthe
Mes
Vito, Pastac
George Patan
Acmer
Labor Favors Wages On Basis Of Production
United Press dispatch from Los Angeles reports the opening week of the American Restoration of Labor convention. Delegates discussed a production based wage policy, anti-discrimination, jurisdictional disputes, and international issues including Boulder Dam, Nicaragua and China. John P. Frey urged a statistical approach to wage demands, signaling labor’s push for higher pay tied to productivity.
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American Restoration of Labor
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China
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Cincinnati
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Inbey
Rebels Retreat as Mexican Forces Advance Near Vera Cruz
United Press field report from Mexico City on October 5 describes rebel forces led by Generals Amnulfo Gomez and Gonzalo Mentor Armada withdrawing southeastward into wooded mountains near Petroye int Vera Cruz. Federal troops have yet to contact, with the government confident the remaining rebels will be overtaken and the revolution crushed.
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Corry Artists On The Air From WLBW Monday Night
Corry and northwest Pennsylvania radio fans will hear Corry Night on WLBW at 9 39 pm Monday lasting 1 hour 30 minutes. The program features Corry talent including piano groups soprano solos violin and clarinet numbers and Corry High School Quartette with students Catherine McGrath Bonnie Pjur Ruth Gates Margaret Jane Kamps Mary Paulson Ruth French. Local artists Ina Austin Lucile Murray Claudia Plac Ut and Mrs Merrill Lillie assist as accompanists.
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Pennsylvania
WLBW
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Ralph Dewey
A. Hillstrom
Max Harvey
Basseld
Lucile Murray
Mira May Howard
Corry High School
Catherine McGrath
Bonnie Pjur
Ruth Gates
Margaret Jane Kamps
Mary Paulson
Ruth French
HL. Moffmaster
Claudia Plac
EB. Hawstcins
Ralph Ward
Walter Decker
Comy High School Ouarterie
Ina Austin
Merrill
Lillie
Angered at whipping a boy ends his life in Akron
United Press reports 12 year old Hugh Horstey of Akron hanged himself with a belt in the basement after being punished by his mother for quarreling with a younger sister. The mother found him when she went to check on the basement labor. Neighbors helped cut him down and seek aid.
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Akron
Ohio
Hugh Horstey
Roms Horstey
CLYMER MANIS PAINFULLY HURT IN AUTO CRASH
Louis Tressler of RF D.57 Clymer was rushed to Corry Hospital after a fall down a steep hill on the Gi mer Wattsburg road. His car crashed, suffering severe facial and back lacerations. the vehicle was wrecked. Medical reports say he is improving with no permanent disability anticipated unless complications arise.
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Clymer
Corry Hospital
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Gimer
Wattsburg
Court of Tax Revision Reports Eight Adjustments
The Court of Tax Revision finished a triennial session at the Municipal building with fewer complaints than in the past decade. Eight adjustments were made, and several corrections reported. Rotarians from Pennsylvania attended as the session closed. President Ralph D. Heston addressed the audience, urging minimization of complaints. Many property owners left before the Penn State Buckeye game.
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Axsesson
Pennsylvania
Mda
Ralph D. Hetston
Herth
State College
Minimim
All-Pennsylvania Rotary
Inter
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Buckielders
Rotarians at State College visit spark college scenes
A group of Rotarians from State College toured the campus to sample college life. They joined a pep session in the college auditorium, with freshmen welcomed by cheering training. Delegates toured college facilities as fraternities hosted evening events.
French Demand Recall Soviet Ambassador
Paris dated Oct 8 says the Red Soviet government demanded Rakovsky be recalled after he signed a Russian Communist proclamation urging proletarians of capitalist nations to aid the Red army in case of war. French notes call it a flagrant violation of engagements and the matter worsened by Franco Russian debt talks.
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Christian Rakovsky
France
Foreign Office
Rakovsky
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Moscovy
Rakowsky
Gregory Chicherin
Prince Derandeth
Grotto Erected at Mission Site in Buchanan Valley
The Rev Father William M Whalen, pastor of the former Catholic church at the mission site, oversaw the erection of a grotto in Buchanan Valley. Supposedly the first of its kind in this region, it stands on the site of a burned rectory and marks a notable development for the Jesuit mission heritage.
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Gettyshuns
Bea Prowo
Lourdes
Buchanan Valley
Pather
Wm M. Whalen
Wild Pitch in Seventh Secures Yankees Championship
Carmen Hill started for the Yankees but was relieved in the seventh by Miljus who pitched well. A wild ninth inning pitch by Miljus allows Combs to score, sealing the championship for New York.
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Wildy Moore Pitches Yankees To Fourth Straight Win
United Press reports the New York Yankees defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 4 to 3 at Yankee Stadium to clinch the world championship in a dramatic ninth inning rally. Bart Combs scored the winning run after a wild pitch by Tom Milius with bases loaded. Ruth homered for New York earlier in the game as the rain began to fall.
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Pittzburgh
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Pirates
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Yankees Turn Double Play and Solid Defense Highlights
A noisy third inning sees Wantz allow one hit before a double play by azteri to Gehrig ends the frame. Good Yankees defense stifles Moore, with Grantham making a slick baserunning stop and Ruth involved in key plays.
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