Campaign organization forms for Aero Supply consolidation
A citizens committee which led pledges to finance moving Aero Supply machinery from College Point to Corry organized anew. Return of S. V. Stewart and C. P. Bliss from Oklahoma City is anticipated to resume fund raising within a day or two. The plan envisions centralizing all units in Corry, with final funding needed to cover moving expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. V. Stewart
C. P. Bliss
Messrs
Stewart
Bliss
Oklahoma City
College Point
Corry
Aero Supply
Hoover denial of religious intolerance message sparks dispute
United Press reports Friends of President Hoover released a private telegram from September 24 to Cardinal Mandolin of Chicago to show the president extended cordial greetings to the national eucharistic conference. They rebut Rev. Burke who accused Hoover of insulting millions and violating oath by praising Lutherans in a letter to the Lutherans of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Friends of
Hoover
John J. Burke
National Catholic Welfare Conference
Lutherans of America
George Carina
Mandeline
Chicago
Burke
Cardinal Mandelin
Omaha
Rotary Club hears Erie official Frank Priest speaker
Frank Priest of Jamestown divisional passenger agent for the Erie Railroad spoke at the Rotary Club meeting at the Hotel Corry. He outlined railroad service in a talk described as interesting and educational. Plans for an attendance contest were announced to begin next weekend and run several weeks with teams led by F Babbitt and Harry Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Priest
Jamestown
Erie Railroad
Corry
Priest
F Babbitt
Harry Smith
Frank T. England
Focal ER Ie
Touny
Inticheon
New York Gangster Near Death At City Hospital
Jacke Legs Diamond, badly wounded, was reported sinking fast at Polyclinic hospital on October 14 as high fever and congestion set in. Nurses and doctors described Diamond’s effort to endure pain despite mounting distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jacke
Polyclinic Hospital
Dismond
Human not mechanical leadership big need Washington
James A. Cox of Ohio, Democratic presidential candidate in 1920, opened his national campaign with a radio speech October 14 claiming the country needs humanity in leadership. He accused President Hoover of moving from statesman to politician and surrendering to party bosses, arguing a humane engineer would serve better than a mechanical one in the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
James A. Cox
Ohio
Cox
Hoover
Republican Party
Smith
White House
Bank wrecker Mal Daugherty arrested in Ohio case
Mel S. Daugherty, linked to Teapot Dome money concerns, is indicted on 15 counts for embezzlement and misappropriation from the Ohio State Bank. He was released on 40 000 bond and may be arraigned this week as bankers flag subterfuge in loans to D L Daugherty and others. The bank failures devastated the county, wiping out life savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Court House
Mel S. Daugherty
Senate
Daugherty
D. L. Daugherty
John Perrill
D. L .Thompson
H. &. Daugherty
Ohio State Bank
Western Desperado Mortally Wounded Near Branson
Western desperado Little Jake Meagle, famed outlaw of the western states, was mortally wounded and captured at Branson Missouri after he refused officers’ orders. He fired on them with two guns as officers arrived from four states, injuring none and leaving Meagle unconscious as he was carried from the passenger coach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branson
Little Jake" Meagle
Uie West
Jake
Tell
Infantile Paralysis Flareup Reported at Findley Lake
Two children at Findley Lake diagnosed with infantile paralysis remain under quarantine. Authorities, including Dr. A. S. Dean, recommend precautions while class sessions continue. No widespread outbreak suspected as recovery begins. scattered mild cases noted nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findley Lake
Chia
Br. D. Williams
Irvin Bastian
A. 8
Dean
Jamestown
Onty Brea
Bili
Formation Huge Glue Combine Announced
Buffalo Oct 14 A $20,000,000 glue combine controlling 85 percent of North America's output was revealed by Richard Wiltemn of Buffalo. The Peter Cooper Corporations, incorporated in Delaware on October 9, consolidates plants from Gowands North Carolina to San Francisco. One plant is in Brantford Ontario.
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United Press Buffalo
Nic
North America
Richard Wiltemn
Buffalo
Peter Cooper
Delaware
Gowands
N. C
San Francisco
Wihelm
Brantford
Ont
Five Best Radio Entertainments This Evening
A schedule listing top radio programs across networks. Sorongland Sketches on WHAF NEC Network at 7 30 HST. Blackstone Program on WABC BST time. Big Guns on WIZ NEC Network at 5 30 BST. Eveready on WEAK EST at 9 00. Palico Symphony Concert on WABC CBS Network at 9 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEC
Sorongland
WABC
CBS
WIZ
NBC
Gubernatorial Fight Heats Up As Pinchot Tours
Philadelphia Oct 1 Pinchot Republican candidate for governor embarks on final statewide tour ending Nov 1 in Milford. He plans four to five speeches over several days and says state employees may donate voluntarily to the Republican committee, while denying any compulsion or improper action by state workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Philadelphia
Gifford Pinchot
Milford
Pinchot
Republican State Committee
Wilbur to Continue in Hoover's Cabinet
Secretary of Interior Ray Lyman Wilbur will remain in President Hoover's cabinet indefinitely. The White House announcement follows Stanford rumors that Wilbur might be removed from the university presidency if he stayed in Washington. Hoover indicated he would use his trustee authority to allow Wilbur to hold both roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Washington
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Hoover
White House
Leland Stanford
Wilbur
Bold Kidnapper Sought in Missouri as Woman Vanishes
Greenfield Missouri Oct 14 A growing posse of officers and angry residents hunt for Alma Willison McKinley 24 daughter of a wealthy Dade County family and the man who abducted her The kidnapper tied Mrs Wilson and forced the daughter to flee in a car after cutting telephone lines The abductor reportedly hoped ransom from the wealthy father and drove off with the captive as Mrs McKinley could drive Harold McKinny the girl's husband and Wilsons two sons were with the kidnapper The police suspect the thief knew the family habits and visited the home while the men were away
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Greenfield
Alma Willison McKinley
Dade County
Bento Wilson
Tim
Wilson
Morrow Sees Reelection of Hoover in 1932
Newark dispatch reports Dwight W. Morrow, a New Jersey figure and potential White House candidate, predicting Hoover’s renomination and re election in 1932. In his Senate campaign kickoff, Morrow praised Hoover’s handling of the downturn, urged federal restraint, and backed repeal of the 16th Amendment while granting states more power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Newark
N. dl
Dwight W. Morrow
East
Hoover
New Jersey
White House
Morrow
Senate
Herbert Hoover
Alexander Simpsson
Teean
Mexico
Simpson
Two Fliers Awaiting Weather For Transcontinental Race
AMARILLO Oct 14 Laura Ingalls of St Paul and Robert Bil 16 of New Jersey await improved weather to resume their cross country airplane race aimed at speed records. Ingalls seeks the west east women’s transcontinental record while Bil targets the west east junior record. They left California days ago and raced unofficially. weather halted them Sunday and both hope to continue today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Tex
Laura Ingalls
St. Paul
Robert Bil
New Jersey
Miss Ingalls
Buck
Hadds Schneider
California
Federal Forces Repulsed Near Sao Paulo in Brazilian Clash
United Press dispatch from October 14 reports that federal troops claimed victory near Ponte de Seuges on the Sao Paulo Paraná border, with Gen. Miguel Costa leading rebels in Parana as federal forces concentrate near Itavere. Rebels claim gains in Minas Gerais and report attacks on Florianópolis.
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Ue Sao Puulo
Minas Geraes
Rio de Janeiro
Sao Paulo
Getulio Vargas
Santa Maria
Federal District
Rio Grande DO Sul
Brazil
Carlopolis
Sao Paulo-Parana
Miguel Costa
Florianapolis
Police Clash With Communists in Boston Labor Rally
In Boston outside Hotel Bradford during the AFL convention, about 900 demonstrators including 300 Communists clashed with police. Extra officers ended the five minute melee with patrol wagons. One officer was scratched. several demonstrators were detained as delegates watched from nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Murphy
United Press
Boston
Bradford
American Federation of Labor
Tremont Street
Shawmut Avenue
Jeremiah Gullivan
Idbur Federation
Ses Sion
Labor Federation
Seston
Eighteen Hurt As Dump Truck Crashes Near Pittsburgh
Eighteen men were injured in a five ton dump truck crash on Lincoln Avenue extension in Pittsburgh on October 1. Two are critical and five were admitted to a hospital. others treated for cuts and bruises and discharged. Workers from J. Casey Construction were en route to a job on Allegheny River Boulevard. Noted victims include Thomas D. Bingham, 22, and James Suriani, 43, both of Pittsburgh, with internal injuries after being pinned beneath the vehicle. Driver Vickerstaff claimed the truck was speeding.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Lincoln Avenue
Allegheny River Boulevard
J. Casey Constenation Co
Thomas
Bingham
James Suriani
Sam Jell
Pern Towneup
Ani Tmathy
Vickerstaff
Sasha
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Catholic Welfare Conference
E.R. R
Mal Daugherty
Harding
John M. Hemphill
Possescours
Missouri
Revolutionisto Claimn
Federals
Ware
Revolutionary Bulletin
Itapeninn
Campos
Barsta
Itapemirim
Espirilo Santo
Rio Metaneiro
Carangol
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