James Denounces Earle Administration in Erie Gubernatorial Rally
Republican nominee Judge Arthur H. James berated Gov. George H. Earle’s administration and attacked graft investigations while denying he is anyone’s tool. He warned of jail for conspirators, blasted the legislature, and pledged to burn many state laws while proposing a substitute program. Local GOP figures and candidates joined at the Grand Theatre rally and Erie campaign stop.
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George H. Earle
Arthur H. James
Grand Theatre
James
Giffard Pinchot
M. J. Anchenberg
Philadelphia
Wmder
Joseph Pew
Quichmillionairs
Pinchot
Earle
Gail and
Brass
Harle
Init
Charles Algin Jones
Joseph Guffey
Arthur Coleerove
Erie
Sloran
Het
Milons
Macera
Hiea
Harle-Guttey
O. K. Murray
Young Republican Club
Mity
John
van Allsburg
Assembly
Lou Rodgers
Congress
Erie Crawford
Attomey Walter L. Peake
G. A. Shea
Republican Women
Fred Mixer
John Ring
City to discuss Climax Manufacturing site purchase
Meerave ity Sumner reports the city will confer with Climax Manufacturing owners about purchasing a small parcel on Wear Main Street. The meeting, planned near Main and Second Avenue, aims to reduce sharp curves at the site. Director Richard Rosabacher pushed the issue before Coln Dell, who will host the conference with the plant owners soon.
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Meerave Ity Sumner
Eres Cue Fey
Climax Manufacturing Company
Wear Main Street
Wek
Main
Second Avenue
Colinell
Richard Rosabacher
Fehen Colinell
Japs Advance On Hankow Amid Chinese Defenses
United Press reports Generalissimo Chiang Kai Shek personally took command of Chinese armies defending Hankow and Canton to direct Yangtze front operations. Japanese headquarters in Shanghai say field forces won three key victories, destroying Yangshan and Tehan and threatening Tayeh as fall of the last town nears.
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United Press
Hong Son
Chiang K'a-Shele
Fankow
Canton
Yu Han-Moy
Son
Hengyang
Yangtse
South China
Shanghai
Yangs'n
Tehan
Tayeh
Major suit placed against movie actress in California
A divorce and marriage dispute centers on Pat Etting and Pat Alderman. California law questions Etting's second marriage to Alderman while he recovers from a gunshot wound linked to Etting. Alderman accuses Etting of inducing him to abandon her during a pregnancy, while Etting faces a costly alimony suit. Police also note the July marriage in Tijuana followed by a California divorce ruling pending a yearlong wait. In Bradford, John Anderson, 80, was found dead near his wood pile after a cutting operation.
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United Press Hollywood
California
Pat Etting
Mytt Alderman
Am Hospital
Marlin
Moe) Snyder
Alma
Miss Etting
Mrs Etting
Alderman
Tijuana
Mex
Miss Ettine
M's? Etting
Bradford
John Anderson
Here
John Larson
Anderson
Two Thousand British Troops Siege Jerusalem In 1917 Style
British forces directed by aircraft laid siege to Jerusalem as Arabs held the old city. Reinforcements of 2000 troops and 4000 Jewish police moved to watch from high buildings near the walls. Germany extends credits to Poland and signs pacts with Turkey and others as Britain shifts focus to a U S trade deal. Charles Patterson, 70, superintendent of Pine Grove Cemetery, died when a shotgun discharged accidentally while he carried it.
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Old City
Germany
Pine Grove Cemetery
Czech
Prone
Serusalem
Thevald
Jerusalem
Salartin
Allenby
Bist Au- Shoritiey
Poland
Turkey
Jugoslavia
Bulgaria
Roumania
Czechoslovakia
Great Britain
Britain
Atlantic
United States
Charles H. Patterson
Pine Grove
Corry
Charles Butters
Lynford Chase
Bracken Keating Company
Patterson
Frank May
Lawrence Davison
Ruppersburger
Urlingame
Harold Patterson
Buffalo
Hoffmaster Named Pitt Seck er Coordinator from Corry School System
Charles F Hoffmaster long time director of Industrial Arts in Corry Public Schools is chosen as Seck er coordinator at the University of Pittsburgh. The move follows a cooperative arrangement with the State Department of Instruction. He will begin duties as local arrangements are made and will remain in Corry for a period.
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A.charles F. Hoffmaster
Curry
Secker
University of Pittsburgh
Corry
Achoola
Board of Education
Ralph S. Dewey
Hoffmaster
Sunbury
Hils
Kiwanis Club
M. F. Church Ce
Kitawa
University, of Pittsburgh
Hoifmaster
Testimony Links Nazi Spy to US Troop Counts Case
In federal court Guenther Gustave Rumrich testified that a German espionage contact named Sanders instructed him to determine how many U S soldiers remained along the eastern seaboard and in the New York City region. He tied the probe to plans involving a Nazi ministry bureau and mentioned correspondence with Col. W Nicolai and Adolf Titler’s Voelkischer Beobachter.
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United Press
New York
Guenther
Gustave Rumrich
Germany
United States
New York City
Sanders
Col. W. Nicolai
Adolf Titler
Voelkischer Beobachtes
Berlin
Rumrich
Golul
Vaidt
Witsoxe
Pelvale
Erich Glager
U.S. Army
Johanna Hofmann
Otto Herman Voss
Rumpieh
Plle
U.S
Lester G Dunt- Neon
Navy
44 Hour Week Law Begins Monday
Wage Hour Administrator Elmer B. Andrews urged all employers to comply with the Pair Labor Standards Act when it takes effect at 12:01 A M Monday. He warned noncompliance could trigger a national catastrophe even if some industries are not covered. The act sets a 26 cent minimum wage in the first year and time-and-a-half pay for hours over 44 in a week.
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United Press
Washington
Elmer B. Andrews
Jones says Earle kept promises fears taxes
Charles Alvin Jones, Democratic gubernatorial candidate, told a Norristown rally that Gov George H Earle has kept every pledge prior to election. He warned of new Republican power and challenged municipal sales taxes, referencing Philadelphia charges and a claim of renewed party influence.
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Jones
Earle
United Press
Norristown
Charles Alvin Jones
George H. Harley
AMM
Forecast of Unseasonable Warmth Ending Soon in This District
Dispatches forecast a sudden shift from recent unseasonable warmth to colder weather tomorrow in this district. A Montana snowstorm is sweeping the region as a cool wave moves from the Rockies. Showers may accompany tomorrow’s colder conditions.
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Montana
Rockies
Golden Rule Club Revives Four Page Sale Bulletins
The Golden Rule Club moves to raise publicity for monthly sales by reviving a four page bulletin. The bulletin will advertise merchants and specials for next week's sale. Four thousand bulletins will be printed Monday night and mailed Tuesday to reach patrons by Wednesday. Merchants are urged to offer real bargains to attract new shoppers.
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Gai
Golden Rule Club
Hoover sees European peace from Mutluen pact interview
Former President Herbert Hoover said the Mutlcn agreement preserved peace in Europe and warned against widespread trade quotas. He urged building a trade province in the western hemisphere to offset restrictions imposed by others, notably Germany, Japan and Great Britain.
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Unmen Prensa
Hartford
Conn
Herbert Hoover
Europe
United States
Hoover
Germany
Japa
Great Britain
Two New Postal Appointments Announced for Isle County
Postmaster James P. Sullivan announced two new appointments today following formal notice. Arthur Fairchilds is named rural mail carrier to fill the vacancy created by Isle Elmer Shuss’s death. Warner B. McCray has served since Shuss’s passing and now continues in the vacancy. Robert Nichola, longtime special delivery carrier, is promoted to substitute carrier at Corry, paving way for regular post. Arrangements are underway for the new appointees to begin duties.
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James P. Sullivan
Arthur Fairchilds
Isle Elmer Shuss
Warner B. McCray
Shusa
Robert Nichola
Bcal
Corry Post Office
Pairchilds
Wilkes-Barre Papers Still Without Guild Representation
Wilkes-Barre daily newspapers enter a third week under strike as publishers and the American Newspaper Guild clash over jurisdiction to represent non mechanical employees. The dispute centers on whether the guild has the right to organize all staff, delaying a National Labor Relations Board election.
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Wilkes-Barre
Today
American Newspaper Guild
National Labor Relations Board
Young man held for murder after tickling
Houston, Tek Oct 18 Johnnie Gray 22 was charged with murder after allegedly choking his sweetheart Ruth Colville 19 into unconsciousness in her home. Gray had been jailed a week on assault to murder charges and claimed he revived her with water. Also Roy Lewis Williams cartoonist of Babe Buntin died suddenly in Philadelphia.
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Houston
Tek
Johnnie Gray
Ruth Colville
Gray
Philadelphia
Roy Lewis Williams
Cartoo
Babe Buntin
Cornell Club
Hit Run Driver Pleads Guilty Seeks Involve Companions
Paul Poslick of near North Clymer pleaded guilty to fleeing the scene after a hit and run on South Center Street that injured 20 year old George Crager. Poslick confessed and named Donald Haskell and Vance Buell as companions. Haskell and Buell also confessed, saying Poslick drove the car. Craker was taken to Corry hospital with a deep three inch head wound. Both companions said they urged Poslick to stop after the crash. Bond set at $800 each. Continued on Page Five.
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Paul Poslick
North Clymer
Nat
Donald Haskell
Vance Buell
George Crager
South Center Street
Haskell
Buell
Poslick
Craker
Corry Hospital
C. B. Porter
Police Council Grills Corvus Police Over Sluggish Response
Councilman Fred J. Weaver accused the Corvus police of dereliction at Monday's City Council meeting, detailing alleged instances of neglect and humiliation. Mayor Frank Hepler denied formal complaints but pledged to urge faster responses to calls.
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Corvus Police Department
Taala
Fred J. Weaver
Mnanicipal
Weaver
Frank ©. Hepler
Warns U S to steer clear of Russia pact
Philadelphia report cites Aleyander Kerenaky head of the provisional government of Russia during the Bolshevik era. He warns democracies against forming anti fascistic alliances with the Soviet Union. He condemns collaboration with communism and cites Mussolini remarks as misdirection.
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U. S
Russia
Philadelphia
Aleyander Kerenaky
Provi
Rus Isia
Soviet Union
Fusciamii
Wolaleviem
Mussolinia
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THEUP
Hankow
Ruth Etting
Charles Patterson
America
Cony
Seaboard
N. Y
German War Ministry
M. K. Annenberg
Philadelphia, Inquirer
CLUB
Robert Nichols
Paull Poslick
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