Rebels Move On Madrid as Loyalists Tighten Defense
United Press reports Spanish Nationalists advancing toward Madrid as Loyalist defenses hold. Roosevelt trip notes U S Canada friendship. stadium project cited as example of cooperation. In Gibraltar area, Nationalists push toward Mescas and Toledo on routes from Madrid, threatening key rail junctions and surrounding Loyalist positions.
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France and Axis await move as fascist states loom
Paris reports intensifying expectations that Germany or Italy will reveal a remilitarization and fortification of the Rhineland amid a tense diplomatic climate. Mussolini, noted for isolation in Ethiopia, appears ready to act within days, possibly reviving the four power pact. Simultaneously, northern California battles a massive forest fire advancing across a 406 mile front, destroying towns including Westville and threatening mining communities, with thousands displaced and crews deployed from Mount Shasta to Yosemite.
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Earle Attacks GOP Loans And New Deal Critics
Beaver Falls and Brad dock hear Gov. Earle defend Roosevelt spending program. He cites Republican era loans of 14 billion to Europe and South America and says New Deal aid 8 million will be paid from profits of recovery. He predicts unemployment relief through the administration and higher wages amid booming production.
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Road to Ruin Dun and Bradstreet Leads Over 1935
The Dun and Bradstreet report shows virtually all lines of business expanding this week, widening the commanding lead from a year ago. Retail sales across the country are estimated at 88-4 percent ahead of the 1935 period, with gains ranging from nine to eighty percent in various sectors.
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Big Northwest District Education Meet Draws 3000 Attendees
About 3000 teachers principals and superintendents from district counties attended the North West District Pennsylvania State Educational Association meeting at Strong Vincent High School Erie. Dr Guy B W Buckingham Allegheny College Meadville was elected president for the coming year George O Moore Evie assistant superintendent named first vice president Miss Phoebe Windley Warren High school faculty second vice president John C Prindls Cambridge Springs supervising principal elected secretary treasurer Addresses by Samuel D Rosen on foreign influences and Lester K Ade state superintendent on his educational plan highlighted the convention. The next meeting time and place will be announced by the executive council.
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Busy Bodies Label Citizens as Communists in Pittsburgh
William J Cameron of Ford Motor Company told Pennsylvania Ohio West Virginia and Maryland business leaders at a Pittsburgh chamber banquet that locals label others as communists when they are unemployed Americans. He called such accusers busy-bodies and urged restraint in public claims.
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Reformatory sentence for plot against Shirley Temple
In Atlanta on October 17 a 16 year old Bana Stephens who pleaded guilty to sending a $25 000 extortion note to the mother of Shirley Temple was sentenced today to the National Training School and Washington until twenty one.
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Over 400 Witness WPA Musical Revue in Corry
Over 400 persons attended a WPA produced musical revue titled Romance of the Show Boat at Corry High School Auditorium last evening under the High School Athletic Association. The show, praised as among Corry's most entertaining programs, featured a large east-side cast, a ten-piece orchestra by Walter Weisbauer-Eric, strong singing and high-caliber dancing. Bruch Renaldo led as captain with old show boat connections, while Skip Yeager of Erie played the lead in fine form.
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Pinchot to Speak at Beaverdam Rally Thursday
Ex Governor Gifford Pinchot will address a large Republican rally in Beaverdam Beaverdam Beaverdam Beaverdam on Thursday evening October 22 joining leaders like State Senator Joseph Ziesen acim Will Rose Congressman candidate John R Van Allsbury and county officials to mobilize support for Northwestern Pennsylvania Republicans Delegations from Corry Union City and surrounding areas expected to attend under Carl Proctor’s planning committee.
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President's son hints NRA legality may hinge on amendment
James Roosevelt, son of the president, says a constitutional amendment could be pursued as a last resort to make the principles of the outlawed NRA the law of the land. He spoke at a Democratic public forum in Gardner Massachusetts noting his father would go before the people to seek such an amendment.
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Minor flareup of chickenpox reported here
Health Officer D Flanigan reported this morning seven cases of chickenpox placed under quarantine in the ward. Cages and conditions described as mild. authorities warn victims to take precautions against flu and serious complications. Little Ofiasine Oberman’s paralysis shows continued improvement. Only one other case reported. Second Ward case thought past danger.
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Carr High leads 7 0 at half in local game
Carr High holds a 7 to 0 lead at halftime as Larry High scores and Jed Pitt adds for Duquesne in the second quarter. Northwestern takes a 7 0 lead over Ohio State after a fumble return and TD before halftime. Pennsylvania leads Princeton 7 6 after the first period while Army sits 13 0 ahead of Harvard at the half. Betty Fw iers dies at 86 after a Delmont crash injuries worsen. funeral plans pending.
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Save a Dollar for Red Cross Local Appeal Opens
The annual Red Cross Roll Call will run from November through the 26th with Mrs J Haight again heading the campaign. She has ordered supplies as committees are announced, stressing the long standing local relief work and welfare services in the community.
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Mass Meetings Called in Russia
Moscow reports mass meetings were called in cities and villages and on collective farms to hammer the public mind about the need to end fascist aid to the Spanish Nationalists. The Vid government must have access to everything necessary for its fight, presumably including arms.
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Altoona Picked For State P T A Meet
Harrisburg October 17 delegates closed a three day conference selecting Altoona for the Pennsylvania 35th biennial conference of parents and teachers. Several ballots preceded the final choice by the executive committee as Mrs Hall of Williamsport, newly elected president, presided.
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China Clipper completes hop over Pacific to Manila
Pan American Airways China Clipper carried newspapermen on a historic passenger flight from Alameda to Manila landing at 2 40 p m Manila Bay after flying from California via Guam and the Orient The Manila welcome signaled an air transportation boom for the city and followed a round the world flight ending in Manila as terminus of the eastward leg noted by reporter J H R Ekins.
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Eisaman to Address Democrats in Corry Rally
Former Grange official and current state milk control board head Eisaman returns to Corry to speak at a grand Democratic rally at the Grand theatre. Known for a stirring 1934 Municipal building speech, he is expected to deliver a powerful address backed by state experience.
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New Deal Favorable to Labor, AFL Reports
Washington October 17 The American Federation of Labor says Roosevelt’s labor record is entirely favorable to labor. It details Landon’s record as inconclusive and rates Garner as favorable on 11 bills and unfavorable on 48, Knox unclassified. The report previews labor demands and urges voters to support labor’s program across parties.
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Plan to Extend Voting Hours in New York State
Albany October 17 an extraordinary legislative session was summoned for October 20 to extend polling hours to 9 p.m. on election day Gov Lehman announced after Democratic and Republican leaders agreed the longer hours were needed due to huge registration growth The official call stated polls now open from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m.
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Train disaster kills twelve at Toukh station in Egypt
Cairo dispatch reports twelve people were killed and many injured when an express train struck a crowd waiting to greet Nablas Pasha as his special train passed toward Cairo on an adjoining line, at Toukh station.
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