Czechs Offer New Move to Avert Hungary War
A Prague report says Czechoslovakia will submit a new proposal to Hungary aimed at ending their territorial dispute. The move followed talks in Munich with Adolf Hitler and Frantisek Chvalkovaky. Contingent plans include a four power conference proposed by Mussolini.
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Donor of Clock to Be Dedicated Today
Mrs Martha A Smith donor of the Smith Memorial tool to be dedicated at the Senior High School this afternoon. The clock was donated by Mrs Smith in memory of her late husband Jagon C Smith.
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James Rodgers Van Allsburg to Speak Here
The Teal Republican committee schedules Judge Arthur H. L. James, Republican nominee for governor, to speak at 6 30 PM in the Grand theatre building. He plans dinner in Corry and will depart for Erie for a county wide rally at the Public Auditorium with Senator James J. Davis and other state ticket candidates. Also heard will be R Lou Rodgers and John E Van Allsburg. The meeting was advanced to 6 30 PM due to James' Erie engagement.
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Newspaper strike enters third week in Wilkes-Barre
In Wilkes-Barre on October 15 an American Newspaper Guild strike entered its third week as publisher and guild officials pursued a sixth settlement. A second conference had resumed but adjourned to seek a method to break the deadlock on the guild claim to collective bargaining rights for newsroom departments.
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Wilkes-Barre
Wilkes- Parre
Perkins proposes mediation panel to end CIO AFL dispute
Secretary of Labor Perkins urged AFL and CIO to appoint five trusted representatives each to a mediation committee with authority to bind their groups. The ten would pick three neutral members and a chair from them. If sides cannot agree on neutrals, outside trusted persons would select them. Some sources say Roosevelt might appoint the three extra members.
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BOOST SCOTT AT RALLY HERE
An enthusiastic rally for Walter HL Scott for State Assembly drew about one hundred attendees at the Grand theatre. Speakers included Attorney Scott J Frederick Kinley Carlton V King and Mayor Frank Hepler among others urging support for Corry’s home town candidate for the Third District assembly seat. Norbert J Fitzgerald was unable to attend due to prior engagement. The crowd called the meeting one of the most spirited rallies yet and pledged strong backing for Scott’s campaign.
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Erie County
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Congress
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Trash collectors in Philly end eight day strike
More than 2,000 ash and trash collectors ended an eight day strike after municipal acquiescence to their demands. They prepared to clean up the mounting rubbish across Philadelphia as order is restored.
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National defense drive under Roosevelt aims for mobile, modern arms
President Roosevelt and aides plan a rearmament program to build a highly mobile defense, prioritizing latest weapons over manpower. Senate and House leaders back the approach though expecting cost, with emphasis on air and armor capabilities influenced by German strength and Munich outcomes.
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Lively Fight in Court Over State Act
Harrisburg Oct 1 A lively fight looms over new legislation enabling the state to seize 12 city county mental hospitals valued at about 78 million dollars without reimbursement to sub divisions. The constitutionality of the Byberry acts is challenged in court by Dennis A Bailey taxpayer, with Blair and Somerset counties backing a joint test suit.
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Common Pleas Court
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Jones to Visit Corry Oct. 24
Democratic nominee for governor Charles Alvin Jones and Dr. Leo C. Mundy will visit Corry on Monday October 24 for an evening meeting followed by a county rally in Erie with Governor George H. Earle and Thomas A. Logie.
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Wage cut seen as business aid by officials
Washington October 15 railroads told President Roosevelt wage board a 15 percent cut could aid recovery. Dr J H Parmelee chief statistician argued unions data overstated hardship, saying lower wages might help recall furloughed workers enlarge building programs boost maintenance and purchasing power while improving credit for maintenance and upgrades.
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United Press
Washington
Strikes Tie Up Traffic in New York Harbor
In New York Harbor on October 15 a strike by about 2000 members of the United Marine Division of the International Longshoremen's Union halted tug operations and disrupted Trans-Atlantic liner docking after talks with the New York Tugboat Exchange failed to reach an agreement.
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Bank Robbers Escape From Cliftonville Bank Quietly
Pennsylvania troopers and Venango police pursued three clad bandits who robbed the Cliftonville bank of 3000 to 4000 dollars and fled in a 1937 black Chevrolet with Michigan plates. They forced clerks to open safes while time locks halted some vaults. Police questioned bystanders for possible identifications as the car headed toward Mercer county.
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Senior High Cafeteria to Open Oct 24
Mrs Lynn Campbell is in charge of the Senior High School cafeteria set to open Monday October 24. The cafeteria committee met in the library building and finalized plans, hiring Mrs Campbell as cook. The project aims to save about 100 students daily as a union profit service by the Parent Teachers Council. Donations of equipment and cash are being sought by school or council officials. Plan vote tomorrow on Yellow Cab strike settlement proposal in Philadelphia.
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Corry Hallowe'en Parade Promises Record Turnout
The Phalanx Fraternity and M. C. A. sponsor Corry Hallowe'en festivities to be bigger than ever with hundreds of students in costumes, 16 floats lined up, and bands from Corry High and Junior V F W bugle corps. Prizes will be awarded for the most grotesque and grandiose figures, with awards announced at the tex theatre after the parade on Friday evening October 28.
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PUC Seeks Federal Aid in Track Wire Inquiry
Harrisburg records show the Public Utility Commission gaining federal cooperation in its probe of leased wire telephone facilities used to disseminate track information to gamblers. Chairman McNinch and Beamish outline joint action with the FCC and Justice Department as hearings set for October 20 and October 18 to 19.
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Thompson Legislative Commission
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Over-Excitement At Game Brings Death In Claysburg
William A Hoenstein a 63 year old rural mail carrier died of a heart attack while watching a football game in Claysburg Fe Oct 15. He collapsed before medical aid could be summoned.
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Claysburg
William A. Hoenstein
House Probers Coast Along In Probe Ahead Of Election
Harrisburg Oct 15 The Kniss committee probing graft in Gov. Marlees administration signaled it would coast along until after the November election to avoid sharpening focus on corruption charges. The five Democrats and two Republicans spent a week more of questioning witnesses, largely to bolster earlier notes on minor defects in the $5,000,000 state finance building. A Democratic member Robart Bierly of Lifeeme county Civil Engineer said the group had not exposed motives and the inquiry lacked a decisive impact.
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