Milk price outlook rises with new farm code proposal
Dairy producers anticipate higher returns as the Agricultural Adjustment Administration drafts a code to curb production and stabilize prices. The plan covers sixteen New Jersey counties, twenty six in Pennsylvania, three in Vermont, and all New York. Local leaders expect the agreement to lift September milk payments by five cents per hundred, amid broader hopes for steadier markets and improved profitability.
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New York
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Washington
New Jersey
Pennsylvaniia
Vermont
New York State
Dairymen's League Cooperative Association
Corry
Vieity
League
Henton Announces Vigorous Campaign for School Director
Carl L. Henton declares a strong campaign for the school director seat in November. He and supporters aim to defeat rivals including Mrs. E. Z. Barnes and John Lambing, with Heaton/Heron factions contesting the Republican and Prohibition nominations amid a tight primary.
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Carl L. Henton
Heaton
Friends
E. Z. Barnes
Second Ward
Heron
Mie
Frome
Hig Canidacy
John Wy. Lambing
Thomas Guerity
Whic
Barnea
Banks and Repeal of Levy on Deposits
Governor Pinchot discussed with the Pennsylvania Bankers Association a proposed appeal to the upcoming special session to repeal the four mill tax on interest bearing deposits. The association argued the tax earmarked $8,000,000 for the state treasury, a sum vital to balancing the 1934-85 budget.
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United Press Harrisburg
Pinchot
Aim
Pennsylvania Bankers’ Association
Bankers' Association
Mills Speakers for LaGuardia in Gotham Race
In New York on October 20 charges of graft and political favoritism in welfare relief were leveled at Tammany Hall. Joseph V McKee accused the administration of inequitable relief and influence over supplier contracts while Fiorello La Guardia led in the latest Literary Digest tabulation with 41.8 percent. McKee 28.0 percent and OBrien 11.1 percent. Ogden Mills, Hoover treasury secretary, spoke for La Guardia asserting machine rule cannot be cured by half measures and urged defeating McKee.
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Tammany Hall
United Press
New York
Tammany
Joseph V .McKee
Fi Ia Quardia
Aity Welfare Commission
la Giardia
iLiterary Digest
McKee
Tammany Landing
John P. O'Brien
Quarrel Over Girl Ends in Manslaughter Charge
Southbridge Massachusetts October 20 George A Ford 22 of Southbridge is held on a manslaughter charge in the death of John Thomas formerly of Vandergrift Pennsylvania after a fist fight over a girl in Webster Hall Thomas a former News type operator died after fracturing his skull in the brawl Friends of the men say the quarrel began last Saturday night and escalated Thomas died in a hospital Monday The two men had been acquainted through work on local papers The second item notes a student strike at Ligonier High School ending after 200 students and officials met to resolve disqualification of three football players
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United Frese
Thomas
Thomes
Vandergrift News
STEE
Sligonesa
Ligonier Fgh
Wfter
President Roosevelts Role in Middlewest Farm Strike
October reports from Washington and Minnesota describe a national farmers strike led by Amilo Reno of the National Farmers Holiday Association. The plan calls for boycotts on grain and livestock sales, refusals to purchase goods, and moratoriums on mortgage and tax payments until farm prices and debts reach relief levels.
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National Farmers’ Holiday Association
United Press
AAA
Truax
Denn
Ohio
White House
Roosevelt
St, Paul
Minn
Middle West
Geurel
Amilo Reno
Shagey-Haired
Ytamic
Federal Funds for Additional State Road Jobs
The Highway Department announced bid openings set for November 2 and 8 for 25.85 miles of city street surface and highway improvements. Funding comes from Pennsylvania’s 18.8 million dollar share of federal aid. Projects include 7.2 miles in Monroe County’s Thornkhennock and Toyhanna townships as part of a 17 mile improved route between Wilkes-Barre and Philadelphia.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Highway Department Today
Suryacine
Pennsylvania
Thmkhennock
Toyhanna
Monroe County
Lebanon County
City of Lebanon
Mokccan County
B. Widte
City of
BradQonk
Whiskey pool probe widens stock exchange inquiry
Senate stock market committee probes alleged whiskey pool operations and market manipulation on the New York Stock Exchange. Investigation tracks activity from October 1929 to July 1930, chaired by committee counsel Trendin and Pecos, with Richard Whitney as exchange president under scrutiny.
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United Press
Washington
Staalors
Mark Stocke Exchange
Stock Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
Jools
Senate Stock Market Committee
Toe
Richard Whitney
Movements of Troops Stir Anxiety in Mexico City
Heavy troop movements to Vera Cruz and San Luis Potosi plus patrols around Mexico City sparked anxiety amid rumors of discontent. Government denied links to student riots. General Cedillo commands 10,000 armed irregulars in San Luis Potosi as residents protested in some areas. The Senate approved University autonomy late last night. Second item notes death of 85 year old Weasley Ball from a fall in Connellsville Pennsylvania.
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Jacques R’4rmand
United Press Star
Menco City
Vera Cruz
San.Luis Potost
Cedillo
San Luis Potost
Mexico City
Yoshistsu Hort
Japan
Soviet
Russia
Senate
Nations University
Messure
Lab Atances
Two Dead in Auto Crash at Bethany Baptist Church
A car plowed into Bethany Baptist Church in Cleveland Oklahoma killing Jennie Budd and Albert Budd. Their mother Mrs Andy Budd remains critically injured with brain damage and is not expected to survive.
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Albert Budd
Meadville
Andy Budd
Ute Mothe
Meauvillé
St. Alesis Hospital
Physicians Expresseyl
Yashina Mall Sinks Off Kobe Harbor
A Japanese passenger vessel the Yashina Mall overturned just outside Kobe harbor with 71 missing after the accident. Women and men were among the crew and passengers. three fatalities were reported and one rescued person remained unidentified.
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United Press
Kobe
Japan
Yashina Mall
Yatton
Wiy
Public Meeting to Feature Prohibition Advocate Dr Wilson
Dr Clarence True Wilson of Washington DC, a leading Prohibition crusader, will speak at a public mass meeting Sunday at 11 oclock in the First Methodist Episcopal Church Corry. The visit supports statewide votes on the Eighteenth Amendment and will include talks in nearby towns as part of a broader anti repeal tour. He is author of Dry or Die and The Case for Prohibition, among others, and his appearance aims to energize Prohibitionists for the upcoming ballots.
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Clarence True Wilson
Washington ,D. C
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Wilson
Cork
Pennsylvania
Norio
Wal
Corry
Vommin
Br. Wilson
Prohibition
Perry F. Haines
M BE
Man Recovers After Beating Incident Reported
A man named John Wojtowics was reported recovering after a beating in the early Tuesday morning hours. The condition was described as greatly improved with progress since the assault near the berm in the county.
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John Wojtowics
Wojtowiex
Houghton to Lead 1933 Red Cross Campaign
Stuart Houghton a local National Guard officer will head the 1933 Red Cross drive in the city assisted by Charles Stewart. The campaign opens Armistice Day November 11 and runs through the month with intensive weekly drives to complete the local roll call. The chapter has aided relief funds and programs during unemployment and has distributed flour and clothing, earning broad support.
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Stuart Houghton
National Guard
Red Cross
Charles Stewart
We Carty Relief Fund
Turing
Merzeny
Camp Waien Hope
Three Slayers Seek Pardons In Harrisburg Pardon Board
The state pardon board announced it will hear requests from 18 prisoners for clemency. Among those seeking mercy are Gregoria Monea, Joseph Malleck, and Robert Sickles, all serving murder-related sentences with varying years.
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United Press
Harrisburg
State Pardon Board Today
Gregoria Monea
Wik County
Edward Dill
Montay
Joseph Malleck
Philadelphia
Wwtrd
Robert Sickles
Union Town
Harry F Miller
Revers
Payette
Roosevelt and Russian Official Set Stage for Trade Talks
Moscow reports say President Roosevelt and Nikita Halinin are in preliminary diplomatic talks with Russia. M. M. Litvinoff, Russian foreign official, may visit Washington for further discussions. A State Department contact noted at press time that Litvinoff’s trip could follow a Moscow communique.
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Eugene Lyons
United Press
Moscow
Roosevelt
Niktati Z. Halini
Wallington
Nile Press Sas
M. M. Litvinoff
Washington
ELS. T
Ronnevell
Ruskiz
Savicki Ameriquy
Maakinerr
Nseesoultu
Russia
Hall
Iett
White House
Russian Commission of Foreign Affairs
Hill
State Department
Mentad P.m
379 JAP FISHERMEN MISSING AFTER STORM TOKIO
Three hundred seventy nine fishermen were missing after a storm near Oguri island Koohi prefecture. The storm endangered the lives of about two thousand fishermen.
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United Press
Eleven More Penna Banks Reopen After Reorganization
State banking secretary William D. Gordon approved 11 more banks’ reorganizations allowing full reopening. The batch joins 18 previously approved banks, including Am Bank and Trust Co, First Bankers Trust, Mechanicsburg, and other listed institutions resuming operations after restrictive periods.
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Unites Press
Harrisburg
William D. Gordon
Amie" Bank and ‘Trust Company
Faas Ller
Brentwood
Witterie
Towmantown
First Boe Ft Trust
Tewtmebtes
Thy
Tony Eae
Imperial Sta Fu Bull Air Perisl
Mechanicsburg
Sir Claire Savings Ani Pyuehe Company
Truet
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Henton
Northside
Mills
Laguardia
Gotham
NY. Stock Exchange Refuses
Vera Cruz State
San Luis Potosi
Connelesvilum
Weasley Ball
Virginia Run
Oars
Cleveland
Beth— May Baptist
Jennie Bude
M. E. Church
Houghton
Greg
Oria Munea
Elle
Daniel Oday
Ant
Litvinos
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