Hoover Planning Another Trip Into Middle West
President Hoover may speak in Detroit this weekend as Republican leaders push for a midwest campaign stop. White House aides remain noncommittal while strategists weigh the political value of a Detroit appearance amid ongoing prep for a broader western push before the election.
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U S Missionary Slain in China Hunt Bandits
Unidentified American killed by bandits near Mueden six miles east of Nintsaini Station as a search continues. Reports tie the victim to Rev John Connor of Lawrence Massachusetts and Rev Lloyd Putnam Henderson of Seattle Washington. Japanese officials say a party of Koreans and five Japanese soldiers were traveling with the American when the ambush occurred.
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Second Death in Stove Blast in Ot West Hickory PA
A fatal stove blast in West Hickory Pennsylvania claimed a second life after an oil stove explosion. Mordeaa Collins aged 6 died in Oil City, while Vornita Liday and Edward A died in hospital yesterday. Police investigate cause and confirm victims.
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Bethany College President Dies After Second Heart Attack
Bethany West Virginia October 17 Dr Lloyd Goodnight president of Bethany College died Saturday night following a second heart attack within a week. The college and local community mourn the sudden loss of the longtime academic leader.
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Rotarians to Gather Here Tuesday Evening
Dr W P Tolley president of Allegheny College will address an inter city Rotarians gathering at the Hotel Corry Tuesday at 6 30 o clock local clinic hosts expect a large attendance from Erie Warren Kane Cambridge Springs Meadville Jamestown and nearby towns Speeches music and features will mark the dinner program planned for 6 20 o clock Mrs A O Sandburg and Mr and Mrs Robert Bell have returned from Chippawa New York City where they visited their daughter.
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Exile and Suspected Bukharin Move Amid Soviet Purge
Soviet efforts to remove Stalin opposites continue as Nicholas Bukharin, once Secretary of the Communist International, is reported ground detained. Rumors say he is kept at a distance to placate Zinoviev and the expelled leaders. The move signals clashes with Trotskyists and reformers amid a widening purge within Moscow and beyond.
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Prohibition group urges voters to back anti liquor candidates
Mrs. Ja B. Black of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union urged Pennsylvania women to renounce party ties and support candidates who favor maintaining prohibition. She named Dr. Edwin J. Fithian as a prohibition Senate candidate and said WCTU members oppose both Republican Senator Davis and Democrat Lawrence Rupp on liquor issues. The group plans to organize for the fall election, aiming to back candidates who support the Volstead Act and the Snyder Armstrong enforcement.
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Youthful Rum Runners Nabbed in Buffalo Truck Load Case
In Buffalo on October 17 youths from Oil City Pa were held on a federal charge after a truck carrying 82 drums of alleged alcohol was stopped en route to Gil City. John Drotto, 17, and his brother Mickey, 16, said they were hired to transport what they believed to be wine drums to Pennsylvania.
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Bank Heist in Ohio Ends Before Escape
Two bandits stormed the State Bank in LOD Ohio forcing three employees to the floor. They robbed the vault of more than 9,000 dollars and escaped in an apparent mobile vehicle toward an unknown destination. Authorities launch hunt for suspects and recover surveillance footage.
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Hospital receives conditional rating from surgeons group
Gary hospital is awarded conditional approval by the American College of Surgeons at the start of its twenty second Clinical Congress session. The surveyal process applies to hospitals of twenty five beds or more, showing the institution has met minimum requirements though some details may be pending.
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Jurors Drawn for December Term of Court
Gorty residents were drawn for jury service for the December term of civil court. Deputy Sheriff Walter Smoot, with Jury Commissioners Horace Bell and Frank Hart, presided as the wheel was drawn marking the 1932 session. Charles Keefer and Clark Pain named from Cory. others include B. J. Cronin, Wigin, Leom Hamilton, H. F. Harris, Ralph P. Shreva, CM. Throop, and Union ity.
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Five Negroes Found Slain in Senatorla County Tale
Five unidentified Black men were found slain near Senatorla, Mississippi, as a posse hunted for Jesse Williams, the 15 year old suspect in the deputy sheriff Juff Waitt Williams killing. Williams reportedly killed while questioning a suspect at a home after drinking, with an unconfirmed report he had been captured.
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Priest and Two Laymen Nabbed In Conspiracy
Guadalajara tense as police raid the home of a priest uncovering seditious documents and dynamite bombs in a plot linked to church clashes. Two laymen named Rincon Mresiso and Ascendon Gaspar arrested. officials warn of widespread arrests within 72 hours as demonstrations erupt across Tamaulipas and a 5,000-strong march denounces the church.
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Mother Burned As Fire Traps Family In Volant Home
A Volant pa family fire badly injured Mrs Hedglin and seriously burned two younger children while a fire destroyed their home near Volant. Three other daughters Velma Mary and Lantie escaped unharmed as neighbor John Shaw tried to break in. The father worked at a nearby coal mine and no firefighting forces were available as the house burned to the ground.
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Reopen School at Columbus as Malady Wanes
Classes resumed at Columbus school after Friday suspension due to pneumonia outbreak among primary trades pupils. Two children remain seriously ill, Bobby Smith and Jack Wickwire, while others show improvement. No new cases reported over the weekend. authorities expect sessions to continue unless the outbreak worsens.
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Farm strike picks halt U S mail in Minnesota
Farm strike pickets blocked a United States mail truck near Stillwater Minnesota halting service. A spike belt was placed on trunk Highway 45 north of St. Paul after warnings were ignored. The driver braked but both front tires were punctured in the incident.
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Gangs Foiled In Attempt To Contact Lifers In Prison
Hartford. Oct. 17. Wetworld chiefs sought to contact Michael McDonnell a prisoner. An alleged plan involved bribery to nominate a ward, with authorities thwarting the bid. State officials and law enforcers said a county official faced suspicion of aiding the scheme.
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Fifteen Miners Overcome by Gas at Lansford Mine
In Lansford Pennsylvania on February 17 miners were overcome by deadly gas in the Springdale tunnel of Lehigh Navigation Coal Company. Stanley Bankus died in the tunnel after an unfortunate exposure while John Cullen reported the incident and tried to assist other workers.
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