Vandenberg Radio Address Criticized In Senate Row
United Press reports Washington criticism of Senator Vandenberg's radio address amid a dispute over the Federal Communications Commission probe into broadcasting practices. Beaver-Straasburger of New ApricotTimes challenges the incident while CBS defends its coverage and notes the probe began two weeks earlier.
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United Press
Washington
Itubety
Straasburger
Nowapikper
Roosevelt
Dlay
Vederal Communications Tanantaston
Arthur H. Vandesburg
Vandenberg
Columbia Broadcasting System
Vantenberg
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George Henry Payne
Commission
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Sen. Vanden
Tay
Sen. Vandenberg
Firemen Battle Chimney Fire Then Furnace Blast
Firemen responded to an alarm at 8 H. Anderson’s home to extinguish a chimney fire. After finishing, they were summoned to John Pelletier’s residence two houses away where a furnace explosion occurred earlier in the day.
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Britain
H. Anderson
John Pelletier
Remarkable Case of San Cura Ointment Healing Sore
A reader from Townville reports a year of feverish illness and a three month bed with a leg sore that San Cura Ointment healed in under six weeks. The advertisement claims success for Kozma Boils Tet ter Files Burns Sunbiya Seards Guts and Bruises with antiseptic Gan Cura Ointment priced at 5e and 1.25 a jar in drug stores.
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Hood
Townville
Pal San
Campaign heat rises as Pennsylvania eyes pivotal election
In Harrisburg on October 19, the Pennsylvania political scene nears its final fortnight before November 3. With nearly 5 million registered voters, the contest tests whether the state will back Roosevelt or Landon. Key races include auditor general and state measurer, while party control of the Senate and House looms, and Warne or Roosevelt gains could reshape congress and state government.
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Ross Downing
United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Keystone
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Alf M. Landon
E. Arthur Sweeny
Warren R. Roberts
Frank L. Baldwin
Frank L. Pinola
F. “. Ross
Charles A. Walters
State House of Representatives
London
George
Warle
Tower
Roosevelt
Twin Lakes Soon Will Be Reality
The Twin Lakes recreational development in Allegheny National Forest, six miles southeast of Kane, will be ready for public use next July. The earthen dam, to impound water for a fifteen acre lake, is nearly complete with top soil, sodding, and rip-rapping remaining.
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Kane
Superdio L
Twin Lakes
Alegheny National Forest
Hit by stone dies in Pittsburgh football mishap
Anthony Bruns, 12, died yesterday in Pittsburgh after being struck by a stone during play. The boy suffered blood poisoning as a result of the injury, and the tragedy underscores dangers at local games.
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Pittsburgh
Anhony Bruns
Radio set aids housewife with news and tunes
An article describes General Electric Focused Tone metal tube table radios aiding housewives with domestic and foreign broadcasts. It highlights three broadcast bands, color tuning for music and speech, and a balance of treble and bass for better sound quality.
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Times
General Electric
Highland Woman Mary Stubbs Dies After Fall
Mary Stubbs 87, longtime Highland resident and noted for her health, died early Saturday from injuries suffered in a fall four weeks earlier. Born October 11, 1839 in Pittsburgh, she moved to Highland with her family in 1899 and lived alone on a small farm for 89 years until the hip fracture on September 19.
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Kane Kane
Mary Stubbs
Highland
Pennsylvania
Miss Stubbs
Pittsburgh
Rally to wind up GOP campaign in this county
Republicans plan a week ending rally at Grand theatre Walding with Will Rowe and state and local candidates appearing. Speakers include Rose Ziesenheim Mitchell Van Altsburg Schumacher and Hil ton among others. County GOP meetings run October 18 to 23 at multiple venues across the area.
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Grand Theatre
Walding
Eliy
Will Rowe
Congress
Joseph Reslegenheim
State
John R. Vin Allbung
State Assembly
Pit Gifford
Austine Mitchiell
Corry
Blackenore
Academy High
Tie
Mason Owtett
Robert Woodsile
Frank C. Hilton
Lawrence Park
Rose
Zesenheim
Schumacher
Quinn
Mis
Lucille Hotchkiss
Wesleyv Lce
Ziesenheim
van Allsburg
A. Sisson
Rast McKean Township
Jesen
Blackmore
Car Damaged In Crash On Crossing Near Pittsfield
A vehicle owned by Archie Jack son of Pittsfeld was badly damaged Saturday around 10 45 am when struck by a westbound weight on the Pennsylvania railroad. The accident happened on the crossing from Jackson's home to the Roosevelt highway between Youngsville and Pittsfield.
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Warren
Sean
Archie Jackson
Pittsfeld
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jackson
Roosevelt Highway
Tnn
Youngsville
Pittsfield
Avalanche Fatalities Near Renovo Kill Two
Two people die and several injured when an avalanche blocks a mountain highway in Clinton County. Names mentioned include Florence Taunt of Renovo and Walter Remach of Farwell. Gerald Johnson remains critical. others are treated for injuries after a vehicle accident between Renovo and Lock Haven.
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Williamsport
Mghway
Clinton County
Thermothers Salupdligy
Florence Taunt
Sf Henovo
Walter Remach
Farwell
Pay Sigiany
Geralds Johnson
Frank Heercht
Renova
John Paul, Huisband
Revere
City budget rules eyed for November filing
HRI October 15 Regulattions for a possible city record budget will be requested by Finance Director Thom as Mehaffey in early November to prepare the provisional document for Dec 1 submission. He refused to estimate the total or tax rate beyond noting a likely near current level.
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Thomas Mehaffey
Mehaffey
S Squad Formed in Boston to Target Crime
Boston police announce the S Squad a new unit composed of young trained athletes working in shifts from headquarters. Since its formation a few months ago criminals have begun avoiding the city, signaling a shift in policing tactics and public safety in Boston.
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Boston
S-Squad
Brighter Day for Education in Pennsylvania Aims Higher Progress
Harrisburg on February 11 reports rising trend in Pennsylvania education. Dr. Lester K. Ade, superintendent of public instruction, cites restored normalcy in public education, rising real estate values, and improved teacher salaries. Increased college enrollments, radio use in schooling, and community forums are highlighted as signs of broader educational advance across districts.
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Lester K. Ade
Harrisburg
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Pennsylvania
Pennsylvani
Big Muir
Dy. Ade
Ravea
Rrinenest
Onpariwaltiow
Leungef Eckwithine Ygreont
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