Clark attacks Johnson over war policy in tight Senate vote
In a Warren diary edition Clark accuses War Secretary Johnson of an idiotic bid to rile public for a war push. He cites the Poland lesson as defense evidence and urges rejecting changes to the neutrality law. Senate split shows doubts and firm support for administration position.
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Ronald G. van Tint
Washington
Bennett C. Glark
Louis Johnson
Senate
Johnson
Poland
Clack
Lsted
Cana
Mexico
al Uy
Germany
Russia
Clark
Johnso
War Resources Board
Morgan DuPont
United States
Britain
Vic Donsney
D. O
Nepeal Mur
Chin Carney
Ohio plan promises $50 a month for unemployed residents
Finland takes a firm stand as Herbert Bigelow, Cincinnati minister politician, backs a $50 a month plan for Ohio. An initiative petition reportedly gathers over 280000 signatures to place the proposal on the November 7 ballot. The plan would give a $50 monthly income to single persons past 80 who are unemployed and add $3 monthly for each married member in a household.
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Herbert
Bigelow
Cincinnati
Mhore
Bigetaw
Col Sherwood to Lead Pennsylvania National Guard Inspections
Col William J. Sherwood named to conduct annual federal inspections of the Pennsylvania National Guard for 1930 40 before January 1. He will inspect Company A of Carry and other units between October 15 and 204, under a new exact timetable.
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Pennsvalle National Guard
United Brasis Air Department
Ingpeetim
United Press Gel
Willian J. Sherwood
Assant
Third Corps
Balsimote
Nits
Une Stiste Navonal Guard
William H. Zlerdt
Military Affairs Department
Sherwood
Carry
Pennsylvania National Guard
Scully
Spock
Zierdt
Weather turns cooler after warm spell in Erie region
A surge of warm weather gave way to rain and a drop in temperatures across Western Pennsylvania. Erie reported high readings near eighty degrees Tuesday before a cooling trend and unsettled skies spread through the area.
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Pennsylvania
Erie
Tingburgh
Mercury
Heavy damage as mine settles in Scranton area
A mine in Scranton, Pennsylvania, buckled chimneys and toppled pillars as the Green Ridge coal diggings settled. The event damaged 20 homes and severed water and gas mains. Trolley service across the district halted and traffic restricted while officials planned a rigid investigation.
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United Pres
Scranton
Payngienia
Green Ridge
Held for Court in Auto Yard Thefts
Tyan Klomp, 25, of 12 Essex Street, held for Erie county grand jury on charges of breaking entering larceny and receiving stolen goods connected to thefts at Shever Auto Sales on West Smith Street. Bail set at 1000 dollars after arraignment. searches yielded parts tied to the two year spree.
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Shever
West Smith Street
Tyan Klomp
Essex Street
Erle County
Kemp
Smith and Marlon Streets
Hesex Street
Shever Yard
Kromp
Halding
Ion
Erie
James not in favor of Reno action in slaying case
Governor Arthur H. James said he has not asked Attorney General Claude T. Reno to supersede Carbon County DA Albert H. Helmbach over the fall of State Motor Police Corporal Benjamin Franklin who is accused in the toy-gon killing of 14-year-old Dean Stevens on June 5. James said Reno is cooperating with the district attorney and urged no supersession without very persuasive reasons.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Arthur H. James
Claude T. Reno
Carbon County
Albert H. Helmbach
Benjamin Franklin
Dean Stevens
Tames
Reno
Theft of revolver at East Main Street drinkery
Police investigate the theft of a 32 caliber revolver from Joe Amoroso at a East Main Street drinkery. The gun was taken last night or yesterday, with authorities noting a strong lead on the suspected thief and an arrest expected soon.
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Joe Amoroso
Place Press
East Main Street
Threaten Strike at Chrysler Plant
DETROIT Oct. 1 The United Automobile Workers union threatened a strike against Chrysler Corp with about 59 000 employees in 13 plants. A meeting between company and union officials was set for the afternoon to settle the dispute that had already idled 22 000 workers and left 11 000 more out of work yesterday as shifts prepared to report for duty.
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Detroit
United Automobile Workers Union
CTO
Chrysler Corporation
Wag
Police Check On Canvass Racketeering Activity
Police investigate a suspected canvass racket linked to a Passion Play fundraiser by a PTA council. Businessmen reported a drive by a stranger weeks earlier collecting contributions. Chief Flanigan sought more details as authorities weighed whether the canvass tied to Golgotha film sponsorship or another scheme.
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P. T. A. Council
Urey
Flanigan
Golgotha
PT. A
Hoover Sets Stand on Neutrality Act Policy
Former President Herbert Hoover proposed using the Neutrality Act to allow limited sale of defense and civilian protection gear to all nations. He called for selling observation planes anti-aircraft guns and ammunition for civilian defense while opposing broader embargoes and possible war risks.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
United States
State considers job drive campaign to cut relief burden
A Pennsylvania meeting involving Governor Arthur Heemies and the joint state government commission relief subcommittee debated a proposed state subsidised drive to place job seekers with employers. The plan, funded from Public Assistance, aims to reduce relief costs by matching individuals with work. Some administration members favor the proposal while feasibility and alternatives are under review with a return for a decision.
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Pennsylvania
Guv
Arthur Heemies
Joint
State Government Commission Relief Subcommittee
Dames
Witt House
Elwood J. Turmer
State Government Commission
Department of Public Assistance
James
AFL endorses neutrality and opposes early mediation offers
The American Federation of Labor urged U S neutrality in the European war and warned against premature mediation. The convention backed a report noting readiness to resist replication of parliamentary government expansion in Europe while opposing US participation. Former Congressman Michael Black named as ref for unemployment division at 5000 dollars annually by Gov James.
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Unitedress
Cincinnati
American Federation of Labor
Hay
United States
Peainst
A. F
Federation
Europe
Harrisburgool
Michael. Black
Arthur B. James
Tax collection boosts school district finances
Severe school tax receipts bolster the district’s finances with over five figures collected in 1929. Treasurer Maude H. Barnes reports a September balance of 1,899.97 and a month of 46,379.45 receipts against 27,085.50 expenditures, plus note of a short-term bank loan repayment. Local tax items include varied sums from 1949 to 1939 and miscellaneous items.
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Corry Sehdo Dixtriel
Maude H. Barnes
Vente Mullen
National Bank and ‘Trust Commane
Taport
Baxes
Harrisburg
Ord Townshin
Uiliot
Arthur H. James
Republica Party
Wola
Convicted Negro Ginyard Faces Murder Verdict in Police Killing
Onvi ct Negro Benja min Ginyard, a Duke student, was convicted of first degree murder without mercy in the fatal July shooting of Policeman Edward Conway during an attempted holdup in Pittsburgh.
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Onvict
Pittsburgh
Benjamin (Duke) Ginyard
Mtal
Edward Conway
Army may be bolstered to 800000 in emergency
Indications from Washington that the administration may raise the regular army from peacetime strength of 290000 to form an initial protective force of 800000 in event of an emergency. Under the Roosevelt program the army would reach a trained force of 462000, including 227000 regulars, 235000 national guards, and 100000 reserves.
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Sy Unico Pease
Washington
Emery Sens
Roosevelt
Annex of murder syndicate uncovered during raid
Philadelphia reports a renewed drive against a mass murder for profit syndicate with a raid on a drug store and an annex of the arsenic rig uncovered in nearby Delayare county according to early dispatches.
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Py Omnes Sree
Philadelphia
Mass Murder For Profit Syndicate
Delayare County
Kidnap Plot Report From Pittsburgh Office Incident
Pittsburgh report details a kidnapping at gunpoint involving an unknown assailant. An office confrontation at the county commissioners’ building ended with the suspect fleeing police and a gunfire exchange alarming witnesses.
May Finish Tionesta Dam Six Months Early
Engineers report the Tionesta dam project is one year ahead of schedule and may be completed by October 1940. The $5.4 million unit began May 31 1988 with much of the work already finished, aided by ideal weather conditions. Meanwhile Crooked Creek dam near Bytanning Pa, a $4.6 million bulkhead project, should be completed before year end as Army engineers project savings of about 39 000 on that dam and 327 00 on the Tionesta work. French Creek plans are in preliminary stages with siting for its reservoir not yet established.
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Tionesta
Viveresbrvok
niarly_ si morths
Advange
Bytanning
U. S. Army Food Control
United Press
Army
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