Manchurian Situation Before Hoover
Relief Campaign Will Open Monday. Maxey brands yellow dog labor contracts as unfair and illegal in a dissenting opinion of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court. He calls for free speech rights as key, in the case involving L W Budenz and efforts to organize hosiery workers near Nagareth.
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MAXEY
Yellow Dog
United Press
Pittsburgh
Supreme Court
George W. Maxey
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
J. Northampton County
L. W. Dedenz
Frazer
Bulenz
Kephart
Budenz
Northampton
Kraemer Osley Company
Nagareth
American Federation of
Supreme Cover
Fustice Maxey
United States
Corry Relief Fund aims to raise 12000 in three days
The Corry Relief Fund committee outlined a three day drive starting Monday to raise 12000 to meet winter relief needs. Workers will receive subscription cards and ward captains will issue instructions for the canvass while stricter eligibility and investigation rules are adopted for applicants.
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Corry Relief Fund Committee
Relief Fund Committee
Inter
Relief Fund
Hind
Torough
al Reilef Casa
Lindberghs Board Steamer for Home in Yokohama
Col and Mrs Charles Lindbergh boarded the President Jefferson in Yokohama after a trip from Shanghai by rail and sea. The Jefferson will sail to Seattle tomorrow, and Lindbergh may fly to New York from Seattle. They return home after news of Mrs Lindbergh’s father Senator Morrrow’s death. They were greeted at the railway station by the American chargé d’affaires and Japanese officials who sent condolences and flowers.
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Lindberghs
United Press
Yokohama
Japan
Charles Lindbergh
President Jefferson
Shanghai
Poal
Jefferson
Seattle
Col. Lindbergh
New York
Akron Dirigible Over Detroit At Noon Today
A U S Navy airship Akron was observed over Detroit at noon. President Hoover plans to attend the Olympic Games in Los Angeles next summer. A Continental Air Transport plane crash near El Paso left the fate of its three Mexican passengers undetermined. Chinese boycott on Japanese goods spreads to major cities. Three hundred women petition Hoover in the White House East Room urging Geneva disarmament success. Japanese ambassador Debuchi met with Stimson to reassure that a recent air attack on China did not signal broader aggression.
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Washington
Hoover
Los Angeles
Calif
White House
Elay
Mexico City
Ray Salmon
Continental Air -Pranaport
Thotunt E
el Paso
Texas
New York
Boston
Chicago
Los Angetes
San Francisco
Presijent Hoover
Ketsuji Debuchi
Stimson Loday
Chinchaw
Tokio
Five Best Radio Entertainments Today
Radio guide lists WABC at 7:00 Bing Crosby NBC network. 7:30 Son sta recital on WHAF NBC network. 3-10 Buver Dute concert orchestra on WABC ES network. 2-Ne 'onal Worn show bost on WEAF NSC network at 10:00 featuring Rolf orchestra and Jack Titi.
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WABC
Bing Crosby
WJZ
NBC
Sonsta
Buver Dute
Ne‘onal Worn
Show Bost
WEAF
NSC
Rolf
Jack Titi
New Jersey Legislature Urges Legalization Of Beer And Light Wines
In Trenton on October 10 the New Jersey legislature passed a concurrent resolution urging Congress to legalize the manufacture and sale of light wines and beer. The measure, pushed through an all night session by Assemblyman Sirausa, cites employment gains and federal revenues. It is seen as supportive of Governor candidate David Baird Jr. and was credited to a dinner conference with Republican leaders.
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Trenton
N. J
New Jersey
Sira
USA
Atlantic City
Congress
David Baird, Jr
Baird
Edison Weakens as Death Nears In New Jersey
Edison in a deep stupor at West Orange on October 10 as officials warned death could come within hours. Dr. Hubert A. Howe reported the ailing inventor may not recognize family or doctor, with little nourishment and steadily waning strength noted through the day.
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West Orange
N. J
Thomas A. Edison
Hubert A. Howe
Edison
Howe
Msaid
Edipom
Stimson Hoover Meet On Far East Issue
Washington October 30 Secretary of State Stimson said he was working on the Manchurian situation but the State Department has not yet taken a decisive step to restore peace between Japan and China. He conferred with President Hoover and talks were expected to continue. Indications suggested any note to Nanking or Tokyo would stress their League of Nations pledges. Japan pledged to withdraw troops along the south Manchurian Railway once safety for its nationals is assured and China promised to protect Japanese nationals after withdrawal of troops. The United States aims to cooperate with the League while maintaining independence of action under the Kellogg pact.
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United Press
Washington
Stimson
Manehurian
State Department
Japan
China
Slimeon Taieed Wit
Honver
Por East
Nan- Icing
Tokio
League of Nations
Shina
League
United States
Road Worker Ralph Brownell Dies After Burns Accident
Ralph R. Brownell, 43, of Warren, died Friday at Warren General Hospital from burns sustained on August 25 during Lottsville Wrightsville road construction. He had spent four weeks at Corry hospital then developed complications. Survived by wife Blanche, two daughters Audrey Faye and Janice Marie, his parents, two brothers and three sisters.
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Lottsville
Raymond Brownell
Warren
Bert Flynn
New York
City
Lansing McMarrow
Smeth-"ime
Gladys Carlson
Kills Father When Wife Found Him With Another
Twenty year old Arthur Hill confessed to police that he shot his 67 year old father Lynn after learning his wife had been unfaithful. Mrs Hill was struck by a stray bullet as she fled the room. Arthur, father of two, claimed self defense. Desmond, who had business in St Louis, returned home last evening.
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Toledo
Arthur Hill
Lynn
35 Injured as Buffalo trolley crash shatters Main Street
A northbound snowplow sideswiped a southbound trolley on Main Street, injuring 35 seriously and many others with minor cuts and shock. Victims were treated in nearby stores before home. the snowplow was moved from shops after overhaul. Fire from fallen wires caused a panic among about 40 passengers.
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Buffalo
United Press
Aken
Sisters of Charity
Laura Weinert
Marion Sloan
Eilgenr Grote
Tonato Sabato
Samuel Manzetta
Malecol Rubling
Piremen
Three Injured When Detroit Driver Falls Asleep East of Columbus
A Detroit family returning from New York City fell asleep at the wheel six miles east of Columbus. The car left the highway and hit a culvert, badly wrecking a Ford coach and injuring Tony Kupkowski, his wife, and daughter Vivian. Mrs Kupkowski suffered facial lacerations and shoulder bruises, the daughter may have internal injuries, and all were taken to Corry Hospital. The car was towed for repairs.
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Detroit
Columbus
Tony Kuplowski
Wil- Mems Avenue
Mich
Vivian
Corry
Kupkowski
New York City
Ford
Hold Meeting to Rally G O P Support Here
Local Republican committeemen and women met at the Municipal building to solidify party strength for the November election. Alec Sisson of Erie presided as plans for a vigorous campaign and radio talks were outlined, with county and city committees mobilized and a county gathering set for Er ie. Roma A Alam of Weeleyville visited briefly with kin.
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Alec Sisson
Erie
Republican City Committee
Sisson
Fender
Eried
Sisson |Aso
Sepublican
Binine’Kinceld
Mra Z. O. Barnes
Romaea
Estimation of 220000 Speakeasies and 60000 Bootleggers
New York leads with 42000 speakeasies followed by 40000 in a second state and 26000 in Pennsylvania. Major Maurice Campbell estimates a nationwide total from a thorough survey for anti prohibition magazine Repeal. Several southern states reportedly have no speakeasies.
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United Press
New York
Maurice Campbell
Repeal
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Mississippi
South Carolina
Tennessee
Arkansas
Kantucky
Campbell
Three Car Crash West of City Damages Three Vehicles
A late Thursday afternoon crash on the Roosevelt highway near Warner's Corners involved Edward Messenger of West Wayne Street, Dr. W. J. Taylor of Clymer, and Walter Gates' unoccupied truck. Messenger escaped with minor injuries. Taylor had facial lacerations and bruises. all three vehicles were badly wrecked. A settlement was reported as being negotiated for damages.
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Roosevelt Highway
Warner's Corners
Yoadster
Edward Messenger
W. Wayne Sirtet
W. J. Taylor
Clymer
Wagner Trust
Messenger
Tito
Walter Gates
Gates
Taylor
Lorenzo Asks For New Trial In Slaying Case
In Bradford Pa on Oct 10 Antonio Lorenzo Demaio, convicted of murder in the death of Al Ritchie, sought a new trial in a surprise motion led by his counsel as sentencing neared. Visiting Judge Rupert A. Lewis postponed sentencing pending the motion’s argument set for Oct 2. An appeal was expected, and Demaio was anticipated to plead guilty to murder in the death of Tony Maseio.
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Bradford
United Press
Smethport
Antonio Lorenzo Demaio
Uegter
al Ritchie
Déemaio
Cour Room
Rupert A. Lewis
Potter County
Watkins Home Run Delivers Cardinals World Championship
In Game 7 at Sportsman’s Park St Louis the Cardinals defeated the Philadelphia Athletics 4 to 2 before 30805 to capture the world baseball title. Watkins delivered key hits including a decisive home run as the Cardinals convert in the seventh inning to seal the victory.
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St. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Hay
Philadelphia Athletics
Bishop
Haag
Frisch
Bottomley
Cochrane
Cardinals
High
Williams
Watkins
Foxx
Martin
Creatti
Athletics
Simmons
Miller
Hiigh
Pridc
Gelber
Wilson
Gelbert
Dytees
Grimes
Baleg Athletics
Harnshays
Haas
Bishop Wan
Wilaop
Watkins Nik
Philadelphia
Hass
Warnshaw
Earnshaw
Sth
Walberg
Rf Frisch
Orsatttd
Gatbert
Fox
Martini
Todt
Walbere
Watlins
Barnshaw
Innngs
Grint
Ruuns
Marnshaw
Bykes
Stark
McGowan
Rien
Nalin
Thind
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Clair Linendall
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Ralph R. Brownell
Father
Grace
J. J. Desmond
St. Lows, Mo
G.O.P
United Strength
Richard Alam
Weeleyville
Lorenzo
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