Schnader to Visit Corry With Republican Party Events
Attorney General William A. Schnader, a Republican gubernatorial candidate, will stop in Corry Saturday morning for a 10:30 reception at Hotel Corry. He travels to Erie for a statewide rally, joined by M. Harvey Paylor and other party leaders. Also on the stop are U. S. Senator David A. Read, William Rose, Harry B. Scott, and General Edward Shannon as part of a full day of campaign activities.
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William A. Schnader
Republiccan Vandidats
Corry
Republicanaw Committee
Aspir Fant
Erie
Blaine Kincaid
Sriglian
At- Schaadity
Schnader
M. Harvey Paylor
Titernalalysirs
Evie
U. S
David A. Read
William Rose
Congress
Harry B. Scott
Edward Shannon
Pennsylvania
Farmers Benefit From 352 Million Crop Payments
United Press reports that government payments under the AAA are delivering about 252 million to farmers, with another 575 million expected under per diems this year. The Bureau of Agricultural Economics estimates total cash farm income near 6 billion, with 1989 figures referenced. Fragmented text notes distribution including Pennsylvania amounts of 739,225.
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Washington
AAA
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Finn
Pennsylvania
Manel Homer Narrowly Escapes Bull Attack in Pasture
Manel Homer of 1 BSL Congress Street suffered a close call this afternoon when a bull charged him as he repaired a pasture fence near East Wayne Street. He was knocked through the fence, bruised on the face, but not seriously injured. Dr John C Kibler treated his wounds.
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Manel HL Homer
Congress Street
East Wayne Street
Rouse
Tate
John C. Kibler
Lippert Quizzed in Lindbergh Case in Bradford
State police in Bradford Pennsylvania said Harmon G Lippert of Pompton Lakes New Jersey was questioned after arrest on a firearms offense and cleared of involvement in the Lindbergh kidnapping. Troopers noted Lippert’s good local reputation and reported finding cash tools and clothing in his car during a highway stop.
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United Press
Bradford
Harmon G. Lippert
Pompton Lakes
N. J
Lindbergh
Lippert
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Bronx
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
James Struck
Andrew Hichenko
Jocel
New Jersey
California
Indemnity Firms to Cover Bank Losses in Forged Endorsements
President Judge Finletter ruled that indemnity bond companies must compensate banks for losses from checks paid on forged endorsements. The decision followed the Globe Indemnity Company’s petition to open judgment in the Thomas Stark case, where $90,002 of state funds were allegedly obtained via fraudulent claims linked to cattle condemnation orders.
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Py United Press
Philadelphia
Thomas D. Finleter
Common Pleas Court
Commonwealth
Finletter
Globe Indemnity Company
Guy
H. Thomas
Department of Agriculture
Harrisburg
Thomas
Charles C. Stark
Bureau of Animal Industry
Insulls paper profit alleged in mail fraud case
Evidence introduced in the Insull mail fraud case claims Samuel Insull Sr and associates made a paper gain of 25 million dollars by writing up stocks at Corporation Securities Company. Leale E. Salter questioned Van Lamont, former comptroller of the brokerage firm, now a Kendallville resident, as the charges were made.
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United Pres
Chicago
Samuel Insull
Haleey-Stuart S& Company
Corporation Securities Company
Insull
Leaile E. Salter
van Lamont
Kendallville
Ind
President Roosevelt Seeks Gradual Price Increases
President Roosevelt says the general price level must rise further to stabilize the economy. He notes asset values surpassed liabilities after March 1934 price increases and favors gradual price growth coupled with reducing debts by legal means to ease the debt burden.
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Roosevelt
United Press
Washington
Fine Display Marks National Pharmacy Week at Condra Pharmacy
In observance of National Pharmacy Week a remarkable display at Condra Pharmacy on North Center Street features drug equipment over 64 years old. Items include a 19th century drug mill, mortars and pestles, water and percolator from 1870, a tincture press, a dessicator, and a historic prescription file dating to 1870. The exhibit, owned by Frank T. Babbitt, highlights early prescriptions linked to now deceased physicians and showcases a map of medicinal plants among other artifacts.
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Condra Pharmacy
North Center Street
Frank 'T. Babbitt
Condra Drug Store
Babbitt
University of Michigan
A. S. Bonsteel
H. C. Mackres
C. B. Kibler
G. A. Bistol
A. B. Rive
Panama
Extradition Papers Signed in Hauptmann Case
Albany officials announce that Governor Lehman will sign extradition papers transferring Bruno Richard Hauptmann to New Jersey to stand trial for the Lindbergh baby kidnapping. A hearing is not yet requested. Hauptmann’s rights are protected, with habeas corpus possible. Prosecutor Hauck says New Jersey’s case grows stronger daily as investigations continue.
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Lehman
New Jersey
United Press
Albany
Goveror
Herbert A. Lehman
All& Pomy
Bram Richard Hauptmann
Lee Best
Lindbergh
Vai Tye
Tam
Hauptmann
Tse
Anthony M. Hauck, Jr
Hunterdon County
James M. Fawcett
Hauck
Fawcett
Baby
Assassin Kills King Alexander and Louis Barthou in Marseilles
A gunman shot King Alexander of Yugoslavia and French Foreign Minister Louis Barthou in Marseilles as they greeted each other upon the king’s arrival. Both leaders died shortly after the attack. The incident ends a diplomatic visit tied to Yugoslav succession and French responses to Balkan tensions.
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Louis Barthou
Alexander
Jugoslavia
France
Marseilles
Barthou
Belgrade
Large Public Sale to Settle Local Estate
One of the largest public auctions in the city will occur next Wednesday October 17 at the Municipal building at 19 o clock to settle the estate of the late Charles H Heath. The sale will offer properties and land parcels in Gerry and Wayne townships and throughout the city, with Ralph Heath named executor and Blaine Kincaid of Corry and Charles P Hewes of Brie listed as attorneys.
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Charles H. Heath
Aclock i
Ramaing
Gerry and Wayne Township
Mr. Heath
Mulheirn Case Delayed Over Ten Trials Awaiting Action
Mrs Sarah Mulheirn of Corry seeks damages for her husband’s death in a west Corry auto accident two years ago. The trial is delayed as ten cases before it proceed, risking start before ten weeks at the earliest.
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Bnt
Sarah Mulheirn
Corry
Tale ‘Ip
Citizens Conference Opens on Pennsylvania School Reforms
Sup t Ralph L Dewey and F A Loveland represent Corry at a Harrisburg citizens conference on education. A three fold program outlines revamping public instruction, consolidating 2582 districts to about 500, and redistributing school tax burden to balance funding across taxable units. The sweeping reforms aim to meet varied community needs amid economic reconstruction and will influence most districts statewide.
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Dewey
F. A. Loveland
Corry
Harrisburg
Ralph
James H. Rule
Pennsylvania
Pinchot Plans More speeches in western Pennsylvania
Governor Pinchot will make three political speeches in western Pennsylvania next week for Republican candidates in the November election. He will speak at Pottsville, Charleroi, and Ford City, with a final appearance in Carrollton on October 20. He is also slated to appear in western Pennsylvania the following week.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Pottsville
William A. Schnader
Two highway contracts awarded in Jefferson and Spring Creek townships
The state highway department awarded a $84,645 contract to Mins Brothers of DuBois for 2.25 miles of Route 28033 in Winslow township with native stone base and bituminous surface. A second contract for 1.24 miles of Route 7T in Spring Creek township, War, went to J C Devine Construction Company of Meadville for $48,569 with reinforced armor and 18 foot width.
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United Press
Harrisburg
State Highway Department
Jefferson County
Winslow Township
Mins Brothers
DuBois
J. C. Devine Construction Company
Meadville
Spring Creek Township
War
Edwards seeks new trial in Luzerne case
In Wilkes Barre on October 1 Robert Allen Edwards convicted slayer and his childhood sweetheart Freda McKechnis seek a new trial claiming unfair proceedings. The defense cites juror prejudice by John Luff and ten alleged errors including admission of a love letter and failure to explain reasonable doubt. Arguments set for October 29 with possible further appeals to the state supreme court.
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United Press
John Luff
Edwardsville
Edwards
Luff
Frances
Gibbons
Chas
Henness
Leroy Wolfe
Frank R. MacGuigan
Margaret Crain
MacGuigan
Valentine
State Alpreme Court
Assassination of Jugoslav King Alarms Europe
King Alexander of Jugoslavia was assassinated in Marseilles setting off a European crisis. Croats demand greater government roles as regents. police search for co conspirators continues while frontiers see cautious troop movements.
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United Press
Marseilles
France
Alexander
Jugoslavia
Uma
Bate Tallona
Louis Barthou
Europe
Quen
Alto Mobile
Paris
Peter
Belgrade
Petras Kelemen
Archaies
Franz Ferdinand
Austria
Euxrope
Kelemen
Jugoslavians
Zagreb
Stephan ‘Raditen
Croatia
Alexander Paii
mUlrdit
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