Laval and Hoover to seek joint action on economic crisis
French Premier Pierre Laval arrived in New York to meet with President Hoover. He outlined general aims to restore world economic equilibrium, praising U S leadership and promising discussions on disarmament and broader crisis responses.
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Laval
Hoover
Sidney B. Whipple
United Press
New York
Premi Pierre Laval
France
United States
Te Fe
America
Washington
Yas
County Democratic Leader Drops Dead in Erie
W. J. Scott, 5x campaign manager for Erie county Democrats, died at party headquarters from a heart attack while dictating a letter. He had not been ill. Survived by widow and son William L. Scott Jr., a naval officer. Francis TP. Nagersid and Ray Haneasee were campaign candidates for judge of the orphans court and prothonotary, respectively.
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W. J. Boott
Democratic Party
Erie County
Eyie
Scott
Journal
Francis
TP. Nagersid
Ray Haneasee
Orphans’ Court
Hoth
Erie
Hirfe
William L. Scott, Jr
Steel Outlook Improves for Next Two Months
United Press reports a more hopeful tone among steel buyers as orders show limited rise for next month while overall production remains trimmed. The Chicago district shows a 25 percent rate, Pittsburgh at 25 percent, smaller districts near 0 percent, and the general average around 26 percent, down from prior weeks.
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United Press
New York
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Urge Voters to Get Acquainted With Machines
Urge voters to use voting machines at the general election on Tuesday November Sra. Voters in Corry are urged to become familiar with the machine. Sample ballots posted in each polling place give directions and show the machine face. Follow steps: move red handle right, pull party lever to vote straight ticket, return handle, and select other candidates by toggling levers before finalizing.
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Corry Aeé
Toc
Split Fickél
Qvil Costain
Totescuina
Aed
Teft
Sime
Red Cross Field Worker to Visit Corry for Roll Call
Ralph W W. Baker, field representative of the American Red Cross, will visit Corry on October 27 and 28 to aid the Corry chapter officers in planning the Fiftieth Anniversary Roll Call. Mrs. Thomas G. Giblin chairs the Corry Chapter and will organize a general meeting with Mr Balser to discuss constructive suggestions for the local chapter. The chapter will coordinate with the Corry Relief Fund, with proceeds supporting local relief work this winter.
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Ralph W W. Baker
American Red Cross
Corry
Thomas G. Giblin
Red Cross
Balser
Corry Relief Fund
Baker
National
Radio schedules feature NBC CBS and WABC listings
Radio nets air today with NBC at 7 15 and 4 5 radio programs featuring Phil Cook and Pryne along with Edie Ralph Sanderson and Crumit. WABC network airs 11 30 roundup as part of the schedule.
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NBC
Phil Cook
Weapsnec
Goldberg
Imags
Pryne
Edie
Ralph
Sanderson
Crumit
WABC
CBS
Laval Has a Plan to Aid America
Paris report says Premier Laval will promise Hoover France will relinquish part of its reparations claim in exchange for the United States withholding financial and economic aid to aggressor nations in war. France is ready to aid America's withdrawal of short term credits frozen in Germany.
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Rm Paris
Llysl
France
Hoover
United States
America
Germany
Nagorski Addresses Kiwanis on Education and Citizenship
Prancis T. Nagorski, Brie attorney, spoke to the Kiwanis Club on Education and Its Present Objectives. He traced U S educational development to Thomas Jefferson's Poland visit and urged emphasis on citizenship and government fundamentals. Two new members joined, Gilbert L. Boyd and Guy Simmons, as rink project updates and renaming plans for the Whiteley sink on West Columbus Avenue were discussed.
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Prancis T. Nagorsk
Brie
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Corry
Mee Nagorski
Thomas Jefferson
Poland
America
Gilbert L. Boyd
First Presbyterian ‘Church
Guy ‘Simmons
Otheers
Howard J. Sheen
Whiteley Sink
West Columbis Avenue
Owa Farmers Shift Plans in Cattle War
In Burlington Iowa on October 22 farmers in Des Moines county voted for passive resistance to cattle testing. The meeting lasted through the night as counsel urged against force to deter National Guardsmen and veterinarians arriving at the county.
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OWA
United Beane
Burlington
Towa
Dellibous
Des Moines
Entire Fund For Dam Project Authorized For Immediate Use
The $1,000,000 appropriation for the Pumatuing dam construction is released for immediate use. Gov. Pinchot and Attorney General William S. Schnader announced in letters. The $939,587 contract leaves $60,413 unneeded for other work, and changes will be enacted at the November special legislative session as part of unemployment measures.
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United Pites Shairon
Pinchot
William S. Schnader
Resa Voln
Wage cuts on railroads seen as inevitable
Atlantic City officials and railroad leaders discuss the Interstate Commerce Commission plan for aid to distressed lines and the need to reduce operating costs. A unnamed railroad insider argues wage reductions are unavoidable as carriers have cut expenses and oppose costly aid.
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United Press
Atlantic City
N. J
Interstate Commerce Commission
Walle
Brotherhoods
Fugitives Turned Guilty in Crawford Jail Break Case
George Turner and War Hoyt pled guilty to jail breaking after recapture in Meadville. Turner already jailed for receiving stolen goods. Hoyt faces two to four years for auto theft. State troopers link them to additional burglaries in Crawford and Warren counties as investigations continue.
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George Turner
War Hoyt
Crawford County
Karl A. Kellhaught
Meadville
Turner
Hoyt
Western Penitentiary
Crawpford
Warren
Prohibition Raid Ruling Upholds Warrantless Entry
The federal case from Pittsburgh held admissible evidence seized without a search warrant in a speak-easy operated by Agostino Querra. Judge R. M. Gibson ruled no warrant was needed since the raid involved a barroom in a residence.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Agostino Querra
R. BM. Gidson
Becsine
Relief Fund Tops Ten Thousand With Teachers Aid
The Corry Public Schools 1981 relief drive crossed $10,000 as subscriptions keep coming in. The committee hopes to reach about $11,000 for winter relief while aiming toward a $12,000 goal. An investigating panel of Worth Hammuid Clifton Howard and C R Rogers will review cases before distributing further aid.
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Corludulions
Corry Public
Tocal
Gant
Su Mee Hp UE
Euch
Worth Hammuid
Clifton Howard
C. R. Rogers
Akron Navy dirigible Aeron moored at Lakehurst debut
The Airship Aeron, the world’s largest lighter than air craft, nosed toward its Lakehurst mooring at 6:10 AM after an all night flight from Akron. News crews covered the arrival as officials noted the craft’s 789 foot length, 192 foot diameter, 6.5 million cubic feet of helium and eight motors.
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United Press
Lakehurst
N. J
Navy Dirigible Aeron
Akron
Navy Reservation
Los Angeles
New Air Limer
Naval
Val
Gorné
U.S. Navy
Goodyear Zeppelin Corporation
Hoover Weighs Federal Luxury Tax Plan
Washington October 22 The Hoover administration considers a selective sales tax including luxury articles to bolster revenue as income tax receipts fall. No final decision yet but officials indicate a tax increase may be necessary for Congress.
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United Press
Washington
Hoover Administration
Congress
Anniversary of Consecration Observed for Bishop Ward
Emmanuel Episcopal church members plan to attend the tenth anniversary celebration of Bishop John Chamberlain Ward of Erie. The program includes a Cathedral service in Erie with Bishop James De Wolf Perry, a lunch at Masonic Temple, a talk by John Lord O’Brien, and a community reception at the Chapter House. Reservations close October 25.
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Emmanuel| Church
Erie
Bishop Ward
Emmanuel! Biscopal Church
John ‘Chamberlain Ward
Cathedral of
St. Paul
James DeWolf Perry
Masonic Temple
John Lord O'Brian
Buffalo
Buffalo, An Assistant To the Attorney Generral
United States
Chapter House
Tth
Manchuria Crisis Deepens as Japan Faces League Exit
Reports from Tokyo and Mukden describe renewed fighting in Manchuria with Japanese planes bombing Chinese troops near key bridge sites. Tokyo hints Japan may withdraw from the League of Nations and resign from its membership if forced to admit defiance. observers note shifts in troop movements and leadership amid a volatile regional crisis.
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Far East
Japan
League of Nations
United Press
League Council
Manchevia
Cornell
China
Geneva
Britain
France
Spain
Germany
Mukden
Manchuria
Taonan
Nohai River
Heilungkian
Chang Heerh-Liang
Chang Hai- Peng
Othe Bridge
Chang Hai-Peng
Taonan Anganchi
Heilumgkiang
Ransi Shi-Han
Chang Peng
Chang Hi Peng
Taonan-Anganoh
Helunbisang
Ling Yin
People's Self Defense
Get Chang
Ghisng Kai-Shei
Colinell
Lindberghs Reach Seattle En Route East
Coronal and Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh landed at Seattle at 7 08 a.m. on a two stop flight from Victoria to New Jersey in a Lockheed plane after an Orient tour. Weather threatened a storm as the pair hoped to avoid delays and continued toward Boise and Omaha with an unscheduled Seattle pause.
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United
Seattle
Wash
Charles A. Lindbergh
Boeing Field
Victoria B. C
Newt Jersey
Victoria
B. C
Coronal
Orient
Jefferson
Lockheed
New Jersey
Lindberghs
Dwight ‘Morton
Lindbergh
East Jsetae
Boise
Idaho
Omani
United Pres
Boise Pipesburgh
Cascade Range
Emily
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Red Cross Chapter
Trie
Service Club
Keilbaugh
Crawford
Allegheny
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