Great Britain and France Agree to Geneva Arms Meet
Paris reports that Britain and France agreed to a four power conference on disarmament at Geneva with Germany and Italy. the foreign office cited a London victory in negotiations and noted Ramsay MacDonald and Edouard Herriot pushing for Geneva within the League of Nations halls rather than London. Britain seeks Berlin and Rome approval as talks resume with German participation.
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FUEL RELIEF PLAN SEEKS BUDGET ACTION FOR WINTER
The Hance committee with Mayor Prink England as chair urged the Relief Fund not to furnish fuel to families with able bodied men this winter. The finance committee proposed deferring 1994-34 budget work until county aid is clarified, aiming for a statewide campaign next year. In San Bernardino three men, including Edmond Dow and Charles Lombard, were arrested over a ransom plot against Oliver Lombard and Clarence White.
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Popularity of President Has Ebbed on Coast
United Press reports from the Far West say Hoover’s popularity has declined since 1938. California Oregon and Washington show shifting likelihoods for electoral votes with Democrats banking on gains. In California a strong Republican base remains, but Roosevelt hopes rise. Oregon shows history of voting Democratic only once, while Washington trends toward Roosevelt with uncertainty about final outcomes.
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Hoovers Withdrawal After Vast White House Handshake
White House aides report President Hoover fully recovered except for a bruised right hand from the hectic reception. He had to withdraw after shaking hands with more than 3,000 guests at the White House for judiciary and American Bar Association members, though staff say he remained in good physical condition.
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Roosevelt Outlines Welfare Program in Albany Speech
In Albany on October 14 Franklin D Roosevelt denounced unsound federal financial policies as threatening future stability while presenting his social welfare plan. He framed government obligation as protecting welfare and existence of citizens and warned that continuing policies would lead to deficits across all levels of government.
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New York Woman Aims to Prove Film Director Did Not Die
A New York woman traveling to Los Angeles with evidence to show her son, George A. Devidcom Jr., a young motion picture director, did not commit suicide. She promised to arrive by plane and asked authorities to postpone the coroner’s inquest and hold all material witnesses until her arrival.
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Pneumonia Closes School At Columbus
An outbreak of pneumonia and severe colds disrupts Columbus schools with one death and multiple illnesses. Classes suspended. Sunday School canceled. reopening hoped for Monday depending on weekend developments. Local children including Caroline Anderson and two Fargo brothers among the ill. several homes quarantined.
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American 18 Victim of Chinese Pirates
Passengers aboard the Chinese owned steamer missionary were robbed today by Chinese pirates off Hong Kong. The vessel flew a British flag as pirates seized control and confined British officers to cabins. Victims include Miss 5 and Mrs Dirk Van Driest, a Canadian.
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Heavy Johnson Declines Hoover, Backs Roosevelt in California
San Francisco dispatch reports Senator Hiram Johnson of California rejects supporting President Hoover for re election. Johnson calls himself a Progressive Republican and praises Franklin D Roosevelt while criticizing Hoover as ultraconservative. He held back from endorsing Hoover despite pressure from Southern California publishers. Johnson and Roosevelt had exchanged felicitations during Roosevelt’s California visit.
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Pittsburgh Home Loan Bank to Open in Downtown
The federal Home Loan Bank will open its Pittsburgh offices in the old Federal Reserve building, becoming the Third District Home Loan Bank serving Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Delaware. It can lend up to 40 percent of property value on home mortgages, with Francia Guthrie of Pittsburgh to head the institution, aided by Ernest Trigg of Philadelphia as board chairman and W. F. Ball of Beaver Falls as executive vice president.
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Boy's Fingers Mangled in Corn Cutter Accident
Seven year old Carlyle Fitch of West Columbus was injured when his fingers were caught in a corn cutter at a neighbor's home yesterday afternoon. Doctors fear possible amputation of a finger. he was taken to Corry hospital for treatment and later returned home.
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Mills Opens G.O.P. Campaign for Illinois
The Republican drive to win Illinois’ electoral vote for Hoover moved ahead in Chicago with Mills addressing about 5,000 at the Coliseum. He urged refl from the president and attacked Roosevelt’s program, likening change in leaders to a World War era shift. The talk followed Secretary of the Treasury’s earlier address. Also noted are brief domestic arrivals as Mrs Jamies McMahon and Miss Mary L. McGrath depart for Oswego and Brocton after city visits.
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Brocton
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Oswego
Warrants Issued for Arrest of Two Officers in Coal County Crisis
In Christian county amid a coalfield siege, warrants were sworn for the arrest of Col. Hubert W. Davis and Capt. Carl J. Meacham, officers of the National Guard, following the slaying of miner Andy Gunes. The sheriff, after coordinating with Davis and Meacham, awaits arrest orders as martial law concerns rise and violence flares with guardsmen using tear gas and bayonets.
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Fire disrupts service at Cincinnati street rail station
Three men overcome by smoke in a fire at a street station delayed service and caused heavy disruption. In Washington, Clarener and Mar in of Martinsburg, West Virginia, are nominated to pay for the presidency of the American Bar Association.
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Connellsville Triple Murder Thought Solved
Nine year old Billy Tressler, whose mother sister and grandmother were killed, named two men who struck him with an axe. The boy, hospitalized in serious condition then improving, said he wanted to go home and return to school. Police withheld names pending further questioning.
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Roosevelt to Make Known His Stand on Bonus
Roosevelt will announce his position on immediate payment of the veterans bonus in the near future in a letter to Thomas Delker editor. He says he would give greater administration and affection to ex servicemen, stressing his distress over the veterans situation in Washington. A separate item notes a truck automobile collision near Johnstown, Pa., killing one and injuring five.
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Roosevelt Tops 31 States In National Poll
Roosevelt leads in thirty-one states with about 1,064,087 votes vs Hoover’s 781,431 and Norman Thomas’s 106,359. The Literary Digest national poll totals show Roosevelt ahead across most regions, with Hoover strongest in New England and New Jersey. Election returns note eleven states reported new results as the race narrows ahead of publication.
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Corry Teachers Attend Grove City Meetings
Corry teachers headed to Grove City for two days of district meetings at Grove City High School. Opening sessions begin at 2 o clock with talks on classroom procedures and needs in education. Arts and department meetings follow with speakers from Allegheny College and Millersville State Teachers College plus local educators.
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Francis B. Haas
P.S. B.A
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Robert MacGowan
Pittsburgh
Praderik H. Gaige
Millersville State Teachers College
Washington
J. Raymond Schults
Thorus
Grove City High School
Scout youths story of Rothstein murder sparks coast to coast case
Sadin as, Cal Oct 11 Skeptical authorities detained Harald Leo Kirk 22 who confessed to participation in the Arnold Rothstein murder, pending new information from New York. Troops promised a full report as the Los Angeles youths claimed ties to the famed unsolved crime. A telegram to New York police noted debts to the city. Kirk is to answer questions in Salinas. Meanwhile the Interstate Commerce Commission okayed a 3,000,000 loan for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad from the Reconstruction Finance Corp to repair locomotives and rolling stock, expected to create jobs for thousands this winter. Mrs Chak Hurd and Mrs Baby Suuier of Olean NY visited Corry yesterday with relatives.
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Salinas
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