Roosevelt Rally Draws 3,000 in Erie County for 10,000 Plurality
Erie crowd packed Public Auditorium as Governor Burle and State Senator Ziesenheim led a Democratic rally pushing for a Roosevelt landslide in November. They rebutted GOP charges and suggested Ziesenheim’s Harrisburg dealings could embarrass him. Delegates hailed Democratic strength in Erie City and County.
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Erie County
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Erie
George H. Burle
Joseph R. Ziesenheim
Republican County Committee
George H. Kane
Arthur Colegrove
Afl
Irie County
Zirsenheim
Hari
State Bureau of Aeronautics
Ziesenheim
Republican Party
Harrisburg
Solon
Erie Hall
Eriewo
UN Democratic
Maurice Coughlin
Eria
Colegrove
Roosevelt Sets 10000 Mile Campaign Swing to Midwest and West
President Roosevelt will depart at noon on a 10 day, 4000 mile swing through the Midwest and West. He plans major speeches in Omaha Denver Chicago and Detroit and hundreds of rear platform appearances to court rural voters and electoral votes amid Landon farm policy opposition.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Elmost
Middlewest
Rocky Mountains
Omaha
Denver
Chicago
Detroit
Alf M.landon
Road to ruin deposits surge in Chicago banks
Deposits in 54 national and state banks across Chicago climbed to a new all time high in the third quarter with an increase exceeding 50 million dollars, based on September 30 disclosures.
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Chicago
Private Employment Surges in Reemployment Drive
The American Federation of Labor reports 2,216,000 workers finding reemployment in private industry between January and October. Treasury data show tax collections near 70,000 daily, the highest since 1938, signaling strong business conditions alongside an unusual summer boom.
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Univerness
Washington
Figusation of Labor
Jannesy
Argent
Secretary of Treasury
Morgenthin
Commerce Department
Federation
Ade Urges Equalization for Pennsylvania Schools
Dr. Lester K. Ade, state superintendent, told about 1000 educators at the annual congress in Harrisburg that PA must equalize opportunity across districts. He called for increased subsides in districts with better facilities, targeted aid for distressed districts, and a modernization plan to raise teacher standards and stabilize classroom service.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Cct
Pennsylvania
Lester K. Ade
Mirlor
Ade
Fugmann Given Death Sentence for Bomb Murders
A Pennsylvania jury sentenced 54 year old miner Michael Fugmann to death by electric chair for the Bustergist package bombings that killed two men and a boy and left the Easter holiday tense. He was convicted of the murder of Thomas J. Maloney, former president of the Anthragite Miners of Pennsylvania, with other victims named as Maloney’s four year old son Thomas Jr and Michael Gallagher the cemetery caretaker.
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United Press
Wilikis
Anthragite Miners of Pennsylvania
United Mine Workers of America
Maloney
Thomas, Jr
Anit Michael Gallagher
Nazi weapons seized from fascist leader in Paris raid
Paris Oct. 8 police seized weapons and four German daggers bearing swastikas from the home of Col Casimir Francois De La Roque head of the French Social Fascist party. The raid followed urgent government orders amid a general police roundup of party headquarters across Paris.
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Univer Cress
Paris
Germany
Casimir Francois de la Roque
Mormon Church and Economic Power in Utah Expands
A Washington byline notes President Grant's move to pull needy Mormons from relief to spotlight a political shift in Utah. The piece traces Mormonism from polygamy and communal ideals to a corporate rise, with insurers sugar firms and banks controlled by a small elite, shaping the region's economy.
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Jay Franklin Washington
Heber JJ. Grant
Later Day Saints
Ush
Joseph Smith
Brigham Young
Utah Desert
Mountain States
Republican Party
Church
Utah
Mormon Cao Nomis
Tne
Second Case of Child Paralysis Reported in Union City
Barbara Sell nine year old daughter of Mr and Mrs F Sell of Union City is in serious condition with infantile paralysis the second local case in recent days Doctors diagnosed the ailment after a late consultation The father runs a photographic gallery and is a known figure in the city.
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Barbara, Sell
F. Sell
Union City
Thig City
Escape Law To Be Argued In State Supreme Court
Oct 5 report notes the constitutional challenge to Pennsylvania escape law affecting 90 Western penitentiary inmates. Elmer Sullivan, an Erle county convict, seeks habeas corpus against Warden Stanley P. Ashe, contending lawful restraint.
Rural Family Poisoned By Spoiled Cereal Tragedy
A rural family near Warner's Corners suffers ptomaine poisoning. One four year old child Sennath Morris Jr dies at Corry Hospital while Robers Morris age five is serious. Mother and three other children ill at home with two girls recovering. Father away at work.
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Corry Hospital
Warner's Corners
Corry
Sennath Morris, Jr
Kenneth Www. Morris
Roosevelt Highway
Vua
Wasner's Corners
Robers
Phyllis
Marjorie
Union City
Raber
Raber,were Foll In A Serious Condition, the Latter Being Removed Swiwr
Focal
Axwpa
Cawrence Dwson
Thie Bouy
Bracken-Steating Funeral Home
Rose to Speak Here Tonight on Republican Platform
Will Rose Cambridge Springs publisher and Republican candidate for Congress discusses The Republican Platform at a Grand theatre mass meeting tonight. State Senator Joseph Ziesenhief will address The Hunger Marches in Harrisburg. Attorney John A Blackmore of Erie discusses The State Ticket and vital subjects. Assemblyman Van Allsburg may speak. special pictures from the Republican National Committee to be shown. Londres Club of Corry sponsors the rally as Kyle county invites the public.
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Will Rose
Cambridge Springs
Congress
O'Elack
Joseph Ziesenhei
Arrisburg
Johm A. Blackmore
Erie
John A. van Allsburg
Vianellasburg
Heepublican National Committee
Hell
Kyle County
London Club of
Corry
Pittsburgh to vote on McNair’s successor
Pittsburgh city council planned to decide today whether to call an election to fill the unexpired mayoral term of William N. McNair, who resigned on Tuesday. The move would determine the timing and process for choosing a new chief executive.
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Pittsburgh
McNair
United Press
Piitsburgh
Wm. N. McNair
Bjorkvall Rescued After Transatlantic Flight Emergency
Swedish flyer Kurt Bjorkvall was rescued by the French trawler Imbrit after abandoning his Bellanca plane to rising seas. He had flown from New York toward Sweden in a non stop attempt and ran out of gas 80 miles off the Irish coast, suffering injuries.
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United Press London
Kurt Bjorkvall
Imbrit
Bellanca
Sean
Bjorkvall
Atlantic
New York
Sweden
Cardinal Pacelli Visits America on a Quiet First Trip
Cardinal Pacelli arriving in New York on his first visit declines interviews and releases a mimeographed statement. He says he will not answer questions and will speak only through the prepared note, while aides steer reporters away. He travels with a staff including secretary Enrico Guleazvi and meets press in the Conte di Savoia liner lobby.
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United Press
New York
Tugenin Cardi Pacelli
Ot Sla
Liv Piglsations
Ats Life
Cardinal
Father Charles & Coughlin
Enrico Guleazvi
Ross Tr
Constanly
Coughlin Cites Preference on Roosevelt and LaGuardia
In Pittsburgh on an first visit Coughlin declares no choice between Roosevelt and LaGuardia and hopes neither can be elected. Also noted are brief mentions of Flobark Heplar and Buber, Wolford during a morning business stop in Rochester, New York.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Charles B. Coughlin
Troosevelt
Lawrien
Roosevelt
M. Laineton
Flobark Heplar
Buber
Wolford
Rochester
N.Y
Soviet asks probes on Pasaiist aid to Spanish rebels
Soviet Russia protests alleged Pasaiist aid to the Spanish insurgents and calls for an impartial on site commission at the Spain Portugal border to verify non intervention. The notes demand observers to ensure the non intervention agreement is fulfilled as tensions rise in Europe.
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Frederick Kuh
United Press
United Press London
Russia
Europe
Geneyt
Mallon Assembly
Ghak
Germany
Italy
Lony
Portugal
Spain
Globe Flier at Singapore Now in Around World Race
Ekins holds a 4000 mile lead in the Around the World air race with rivals close behind. The field traverses the Strait of Malacca toward the Far East as aircraft fly toward Singapore and Bangkok.
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Globe Flier
Singapore
Ekins
United Press
Malay
Lument
Ock
HL Reking
Strait of Malarca
Alos
WEM
Royal Dutch Airlines
Tig Island
Slieway
Ithe
Streuking Aerosa
Burma
Siam
Stumitra
Malaya
Kin
Miles Wheat
Hissivals
Marathy Kilgarten
New York Journal
Inserptional News Service
Leo Kisran
New York Times
Dina Service
Baghdad
Iraq
Baskin
Messayer Briish
Imperial Airways
Bahe
Opening of Rotary Fair Draws Large Crowd
A large throng attended the second annual Rotary Fair and Hobby Show opening at the Armory. Exhibits ranged from peanut booths to educational and industrial displays, with special fish from the State Hatchery and a reforestation display adding appeal. The event runs tonight and Friday evening amid a mid way atmosphere and lively hobby show in the basement.
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Armory
Whch
Walter Ranck Penn RR agent found dead in garage
Walter H. Ranck, 50, a Pennsylvania Railroad agent and Corry resident, was found dead in his garage from carbon monoxide fumes while repairing his automobile. Deputy investigators ruled it an accident. Ranck served 32 years with the railroad, was active in the Rotary Club and Masonic lodge, and is survived by his wife, daughter Alice, two sisters, a brother, and his parents.
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Walter H. Ranele
Pennsylvania Railroad
Nori
Atrect
Gueence Glas
Sly Ranch
Racko
Utter
Abe
Glas Loin
Gistelle
Ranek
Bayond
Mit
Fu Time
Wei
Gandge
Caronwr
Laygrense Davisson
Pat
Camel
Ranck
Pennsylvania Tatlin
P. R.R
Erie
Pennsylvania
Ee Bul i Lowns
Corry
Ieig Iss
Ravok
Rotary Club
State Armory
Lawnarive Lodge
Masonic Order of
Ere
Corry Presbyterian Cintrelt
Alice
Warren Ranch
Troy
N. Y
Ethel Carnahan
New York City
Carrie Benjamin
Trenton
N. J
Willlam Ranck
Johnsonburg
Probe Nears Climax in Third Degree Murder Case
Investigators press the Bertilon room death of Frank C. Monaghan and the Uniontowin case toward a climax with night sessions and intensified sessions. Authorities detail a complex probe into the third degree murder accusation and related events as the timeline tightens.
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Uniontowin
Det 8
Sipeed
Bertilion Room
C. Monaghan
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van Allsburg
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