League of Nations to sanction Italy using 24 nation committee
The League of Nations steering committee headed by Edouard Benes plans a 24 nation sanctions committee to decide penalties for Italy. It aims for quick condemnation by the assembly tonight or tomorrow, with Argentina Australia Chile Denmark France Great Britain Poland and others on the panel. Pompeo Aloisi of Italy opposes the procedure and may speak tomorrow.
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Ny Unites Press
Geneva
League of Nations
Assembly
Italy
Ethiopia
Argentina
Australia
Chile
Denmark
Ecuador
France
Great
Britain
Poland
Portugal
Roumania
Spain
Turkey
Russia
South Africa
Austria
Belgium
Netherlands
Greece
Switzer
Ingooslavia
Venezuela
Persia
Sweden
Czechoslovakia
Germany
League
Switzerland
Jugoslavia
Czechosloakia
Saron Pompeo Aloisi
Zeeb enters Erie mayoral race as independent challenger
Erie politics deepen as John Zeeb of Spring Greek joins the mayoral race as an independent, turning the contest into a three way battle with Mayor James P. Rossiter The Democratic nominee and Charles Barber the Republican hopeful. Zeeb's campaign sparks talk of possible outcomes while other independents linger and withdrawals are considered.
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Erie
John Zeeb
Zeeb Jost
Charles Barber
Parray
Eastside
Zeeb
James P. Rossiter
Erle
Geeb
Havng
United Labor Party
George Dellman
Paul W. Millspaw
Walter J. Nowak
Register of Wills
Joseph G. Keiser
Giogorini DiFranco
Walter E. Lund
Edwwrd Laurilla
Loveland and Dewey Attend Dinner for Ade in Harrisburg
Superintendent Dewey of Corry Public Schools and Loveland of the State Council of Education travel to Harrisburg for a testimonial dinner honoring Lester K. Ade the new state superintendent of public instruction. Governor Warle will speak as 1,000 educators converge for a two day education congress with sessions on preschool to elementary work and future adult education needs.
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Sup’t
State Council of Education
Corry
Harrisburg
Ralph 5. Dewey
F. A. Loveland
Halishing
Lester K. Ade
George H. Warle
William W. Evans
Columbia County
Ben G Graham
Pittsburgh
John W Withers
School of Education
New York University
Corry Residents Testify in Watrous Damages Case
Several Corry residents were subpoenaed as witnesses in the damage action filed by Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Watrous against Reed Trucking Company of Akron Ohio. The crash on Westy Smith Street occurred in fog when a car struck a parked truck. The Watrouses and others were injured in the collision and are seeking damages.
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Corry
Clifton Watrous
Reed Trucking Company
Akron
Ohio
Westy. Smith Street
Watraus
Two Brothers-in-Law Die in Steubenville Crossing Crash
Steubenville Ohio October 9 two men Tor aph Applegarth 21 and Elmer Thom 35 were killed when their car collided with a Pennsylvania passenger train at a crossing near there. Engineer Thomas Trainor said the whistle blew several hundred yards away but dense fog prevented the men from hearing or seeing the train.
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United Press Steubenville
Toraph Applegarth
Elmer Thom
T ‘Ere
Pennsylvania
Spain
Thomas Trainor
Ohio Valley
Milk shipping plan outlined for interstate markets
A proposed order to govern interstate milk shipments to metro areas was released by the Pennsylvania milk center board. If two thirds of producers approve, a market agent appointed by Henry A. Wallace would implement the order under AAA authority, funded by a two cent per hundredweight check-off.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Milk Canter Board
Henry A. Wallace
U, 1S
Secretary of Agriculture
AAA
New York- New Jersey
New York City
Milk Control Board
Pennsylvania Board
Ghaleman J
Patés
Chaves
Carpenter
Harry Polit
Kot
Peter G. Teneyck
New York
Cleveland Produce Leader Beaten by Gangsters
Max Bernstein a commission merchant and head of Forest City Weingart Produce Company was beaten on the head with pipe sections by masked attackers as he left his home. The assault occurred during a federal and county probe into a racketeering operation that extorted about 100000 annually from local fruit and produce dealers.
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Cleveland
Max Bernstein
Bernstein
Forest City-Weingart Produce’ Company
Austria and Hungary Oppose League Penalties on Italy
Austrian and Hungarian delegates refused to join the league in applying economic penalties to Italy. Despite this, league leaders plan to proceed with measures against Italy, with about 50 nations expected to pledge support tomorrow. A council committee report branding Italy an aggressor will be adopted at the assembly.
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Seneva Och
Austrian
Hungary
League
Italy
Council
Committee of Six
Clymer Man Sentenced in Hit and Run Case
Samuel Apt of Clymer was sentenced to six months in county prison and fined $25 after pleading guilty to aggravated assault and battery hit and run driving and operating an auto intoxicated in a case that injured a Hammett resident in Erie County. A six week search led to his arrest in Erie.
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Samuel ‘Apt
Clymer
Erie
Builty
Hammett
Apthere
Pennsylvania
New York State
Adjustment of Farm Debt Discussed in Harrisburg
Pennsylvania discussed policies to operate voluntary farm debt adjustment at farm debt conciliation committee sessions in Harrisburg. The meeting was led by Maj S Mt Wees, head of region No 1, with Secretary J Hansell French presiding. Mrs E J Roach traveled to Brie for a visit during the day.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
J. Hansell French
Maj S. Mt Wees
Philadelphia
Woman Confesses Poisoning to Halt Gossip About Daughter
Mrs Mary Creighton admitted fatally poisoning Ada Applegate to stop rumors about her daughter Ruth and alleged improper relations with Applegate and his son in law. She also faced murder charges as investigators consider related deaths in Newark and past acquittals. Applegate will be arraigned for criminal assault on Creighton's daughter.
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Fred Myers
United Press
Mineola
Mary Creighton
Ada Applegate
Ner
Applegate
Creighton
Newark
Mrs. Applegate
Creignton
Marvin W. Littleton
Markets at a Glance United Press Teletype
Markets at a Glance shows irregular stock activity with dull trading. Bonds move irregularly while call money sits near four to one percent and foreign exchange edges higher. Grain and cotton rise modestly as rubber declines several points.
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United Preas
Earle Denounces Machine Politics in Pittsburgh Campaign
Governor George H. Earle denounced Republican machine politics at a large Pittsburgh rally urging Democrats to vote in November to defeat entrenched interests. He cited state wide scandals and attacked Senator James J. Coyne of Allegheny County as a symbol of local privilege and corruption.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
George H. Earle
Carnegie Hall
Pennsylvania
Publi Trust
Earle
James J. Coyne
Allegheny County
Coyne
Two Held in Huge Swindle in New Jersey
Camden police held Florence Reese 31 of Almionessen New Jersey and John A Byrs 40 also known as Charles H Clarkson of New York City on a 65000 bond as suspects in a Swindle of 100000 from South Amboy widow Elizabeth A Pearcey. They allegedly gained the widow s confidence and when the stock was transferred they put their own names on the certificates and disposed of them.
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United Press
Camden
N. J
South Amboy
Florence Reese
Almionessen
John A. Byars
Charles H. Clarkson
New York City
Blackwood
Elizabeth A. Pearcey
Hauptmann appeals death ruling after New Jersey court upholds murder verdict
The New Jersey Court of Errors and Appeals upheld Bruno Richard Hauptmann's first degree murder conviction for the Lindbergh baby killing and refused to grant a retrial. Hauptmann's lawyers said he would appeal to the U S Supreme Court to seek relief from the electric chair. The ruling follows a February 19, 1935 verdict that became a death sentence, stayed pending appeals.
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Bruno Hauptmann
New Jersey
United States
Charlen Lindbergh
Trenton
N. J
New Jersey Court of Errors and Appeals
Hunterdon County
Bruno Richard Hauptman
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
United States Supreme Court
Hauptmann
Theistines
Trulman
Funje Wellen
Gale
Renentoneyy
Court of Oyer and Turmalner
Huntevilory
Luther A. Campbell
Twentiard
Hauptmarin
Mae West extortion plot probe widens in Hollywood
In Hollywood the Mae West extortion case continues as investigators reveal two men tied to eastern hoodlums while a busboy from a local cafeteria testifies about a dummy package incident. In Johnstown Pennsylvania, dentist Vincent Hopf dies from injuries after a fall in his office stairwell.
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United Press Hollywood
Pio
Aginst Mae West
Plump Dloni
District Attorney's Office
George James
Sli
Johnstown
Vincent M. Hupf
Hopf
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