Coaxing the Worker to Cut His Throat
Philadelphia Record reports on claims that Tie Grundy and his associates campaign to defeat social security by scaring workers with threats of a 1 percent tax. The piece critiques Grundy’s push as a political scheme aimed at harming Roosevelt and aiding Landon, urging Pennsylvania workers not to be misled by deceptive anti social security rhetoric.
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Ww @ co
Joe Grundy
Grundy
Pennsylvania
Harland
Eo Liu
AMUSO
Polnt
Roosevelt
Landon
Earle
Grondy
United States
Road to ruin campaign totals reach 28.8 million in nine months
A 1936 nine month report by Chegryreaike & Ohy Barhowy Co. shows total campaign spending at 28.79 million and net income of 3.91 million after charges. The period compares to 81.13 million in the prior year, reflecting substantial financial activity and gains.
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Chegryreaike & Ohy Barhowy Co
Ittie Ail
Myra
Russia Planning Aid for Spanish Loyalists and U S Security Pledge
Soviet Ambassador Maisky will tell the non intervention committee that Moscow no longer feels bound to refrain from aiding Spanish Loyalists. With Britain, Russia argues the committee should meet this week to address alleged aid from Fascist powers. The British cabinet at Downing Street discussed the Spanish crisis as revolts against the non intervention pact grow among nations except the Fascist bloc.
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Joseph Grigg, JR
United Press
London
Ivan Maisky
Soviet Russia
Ruasle
Russia
Great Britain
Germany
Italy
Portugal
Stanley Baldwin
Downing Street
Mixed boos and cheers for Landon in West
Governor Landon addressed about 60 000 at Memorial Coliseum in Los Angeles outlining attacks on the New Deal and civil liberties while planning a sweep through Phoenix and Oklahoma City toward Philadelphia and New York City Roosevelt campaign efforts began in Providence Rhode Island with a self confident, mobilizing message promising safety and prosperity for all American families through steady leadership and a focus on human resources over machinery
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Joe Alex Morris
United Press
Los Angeles
Oalif
Amm Landon
Memorial Coliseum
Phoenix
Oklahoma City
America
Congress
St Fle
Probe Into Illegal Registration Expands in City
Assistant County Detective John Coates leads a probe into alleged registration irregularities in the city, focusing on Mel Amorosso and Mrs. Cat Pie10 of the Fourth Ward, neither naturalized but long-time voters. Detective Coates arrives to conduct further inquiries as Erie County Registration Commission handles the cases. Nina Messina of Spring Street faces a hearing after voting in the Spring primary despite a late naturalization, charged with illegal registration.
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John Coates
Mel
Albert Amorosso
Cat! Pie
Erie County Registration Commission
Coates
Nina Messina
Spring Street
Germany First to Recognize Ethiopia Advance
Berlin reports Italian official hints Germany may become first nation to recognize Rome's Ethiopian conquest and offer economic favors. Ci ano and von Nelrath begin talks on Ethiopian policy and a broader anti communism campaign amid Soviet pressure on Spain. Janet Zwieka returns home to Cleveland after celebrations and science wins.
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United Press
Berlin
Germany
Rome
Ethiopia
Gaelezzo Ciano
Italy
Konstantin von Nelrath
Europe
Russia
Four hurt in Corry area motor accidents at night
A series of crashes in Corry and nearby left four injured, one possibly seriously, with three others escaping serious harm. Lewis McNally of Erie was admitted to Corry hospital unconscious along the state line road. he later woke with a concussion. Three North East youths escaped after their car overturned near the Whiteley ice plant. Clyde Wesken, Charles Koford, and Walden Donelson were treated for cuts and bruises and released.
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Corry
Curry Hospital
Lewis McNally
Erie
Corry Hospital
State Line
Buffalo
Corry “Hospital
McNally
Une 1Lein Mill
Elgin
Clyde Wesken
Bear Lake
Charles Koford
Walden Donelson
Columbus
Hteir
North East
Whiteley
Findley Lake Road
Melvin Schrock
Corry Hospial
Emmett Patchen
Findley Lake Highway
Second Case of Paralysis Reported in City
A second paralysis case is reported here today. Dick Thomas, 1, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Thomas, 223 Scand avenue, is confined to his residence for two days but not considered serious. Maxine Oberman, 4, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Sherman on West Frederick street, is also a victim with extremely serious condition. Health officials are taking steps to guard against spread.
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Gites
Dick ‘Thomas
Bruce Thomas
Scand Avenue
Maxine Oberman
Aaron Sherman
Frederick Street
Leader in Toronto's Baby Derby Refuses Payout Demand
Toronto October 21 Mrs Matthew Kenny, seen as apparent leader in the $790,000 maternity mission, stated she would not sell the money to any one and added that the cards show men will win.
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United Pros
Toronto
Matthew Kenny
Amddhe
Final big drive on Madrid is ordered
Madrid faced a renewed assault as Franco orders immediate action to seize the city. The move follows rumors of Soviet Russian intervention and a potential end to the nonintervention pact. Rebels mass near the capital while operations push from Vallemaqueda Hobredo de LLinvela region toward El Escorial.
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Madrid
Bscotial
Vallemaqueda
Hobredo de Llinvela
el Escorial
Trial Set for Erie Defendants in Bradford Bank Shortage
Eleven defendants indicted for the $1,000,000 shortage from Bradford's Commercial National Bank were scheduled for trial in the Erie Federal District Court. The trial may move Pittsburgh area figures to testify before the court. originally set for November.
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Pittsburgh
Commercial National Bank of
Bradford
Erie
United States
Charies F. UK
Tillsburgh
Ickes Charges Alf Insincere in Policifs
Secretary Harold Ickes accused Governor Alf Landon of insincerity over public works policy. Ickes cited Landon’s opposition to federal authority, while Landon urged a $35 million PWA allotment to finance a Kansas pipeline to natural gas fields. The exchange frames a battle over state versus federal control and private industry competition.
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Secretary of Interior
Landon
United Press
Washington
Harold Ti
PWA
Ickes
Conner Elected Governor of Kiwanians District
Clarence Conner of Chester Pennsylvania today was elected governor of the Pennsylvania district of Kiwanis at the annual convention in Pittsburgh. He succeeds Frank Binley of Willingsburg, Paul Palmer of Chester was elected district secretary and Richard Lambert of Franklin named district treasurer. Ten lieutenant governors were chosen including B. Montgomery McClure of Warren and J. Lynch of Marys. Aston Pa was selected as the elle forte 1887 convention. John A. Brattwind and Arthur Shopper of the Derby Gwants club attended the convention.
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Clarence, Conner
Chester
Pennsylvania
Kiwaniang
Pittsburgh
Frank Binley
Willsinsburg
Paul Pallmér
Datriel
Richard i Lambert
Franklin
Montgomery McClure
Warren
Str Marys
Aston
Elle Forte
John A. Bratt
Arthur Shopper
Derpyk Gwants Club
Browder seeks court aid as mob blocks path in Terre Haute
Earl Browder Communist presidential candidate pleads for legal protection from hostile city officials and residents. He faces taunts and a rockogranti reception at Vigo County Superior Court and then attempts to reach WBOW radio, with reporters and 150 civilians blocking his car and tomatoes hurled nearby. Browder leaves for New York at noon.
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United Press
Torre Haute
Tis
Earl Browder
Terre Haute
New York St
Three Haute
Ind
Earl Browser
Vigo County
Browder
Vity
WBOW
American Legion
Brower
Moonbern
Rural Irregularities Probe Expands To County Districts
Persuaded by Democratic leaders, county officials announced an inquiry into registration and election irregularities extending into rural districts. District Attorney Mortimer B. Graham will supervise the probe and press all violations. Four alleged alien registrations in rival districts are under investigation after being presented to the district attorney by Thomas W. Flatley, county commissioner.
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Mortmer B. Graham
Thomas W. Flatley
Rotary Dinner Delights with WPA Quartet at Gary Hotel
Gary Rotary Club enjoyed a fine musical evening at the Hotel Corry last night. Mrs Ray Morrow of Plymouth sang beautifully with Mr and Mrs B L Morerow hosts guest Miss Beatrice Shaffer as accompanist. A WPA quartet including Herbert Kahl William Nimmo Baward Dembaugh and Ray Eisenwebel performed several splendid numbers. Arthur Bretanin of Brie attended as a guest of the group.
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Gary
Rie
Hivit
Arthur Bretanin
Brie
Police blamed for commu nistic uprising in McKeesport riot
In Harrisburg on October 21 counsel for three convicted rioters argued before the pardon board that the uprising on a McKeesport street was caused by city police. The defense characterized the disturbance as a result of police actions rather than a spontaneous protest.
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United Press Harrisburg
McKeesport
Pardon Board
King Edward Gives Wallis Necklace Amid Royal Graft Roundup
London reports crown progress in a Listen topic as King Edward III reportedly gave Mrs Wallis Simpson a emerald necklace valued at 125000 dollars. Sources note other gifts exist but total under one million dollars amid ongoing rumors about the royal friendship. A tale claims Simpson inspected a dust under a lounge vase and allegedly caused a parlor maid’s dismissal the next day.
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Virgil Pinkley
United Press
London
King Howard
Wallis Simpson
Mins
Simpson
Sinypson
Smith Invited to Quit Union
Chicago Oct 21 United Prose reports Rev Gerald L J Smith who backs Huey Wong share the wealth plan was asked to leave the Union party movements as tensions with Dr Francis Townsend and his old age pension group escalate amid efforts to back Rep William Lemke for president. Townsend's group Smiths faction and the National Union for Social Justice had previously shown support for Lemke and Coughlin was expected to align with Townsend against Smith.
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United Prose
Chicago
Gerald L. J. Smith
Huey Wong
Smith
Francis ©. Townsend
Penson Organization
Louisiana
United States
Mvtich
William Lemke
Townsend ~ national recovery _organization
Nationa Inion For Social Justice
Charles H. Coughlin
Union Party
Lemike
Townsend
Sneld
Fr. Coughlin
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