United Press Telegraph Mixed Stock Moves and Political Sparks
United Press reports a wide stock market shift led by Chespeake and Ohio Erie and Alex lines as Van Ewerden and Van Sweringen companies merge to curb gains. Senator Grundy blames Philadelphia gang for gubernatorial issues. Three believed killed in a tunnel collapse near Harrisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Eweringens
New York
Chespeake
Ohio
Erie
Alex
Legheny
Pere Marquette
van Swer
Philadolphia Gang
Harrisburg
Joseph R. Grundy
Bat
Philadelphia
Cadiz
Edward Duday John Sells
Louis Ramada
Harris Ville
Wheeling and Lake Erie
Three Cities Fight Penn Gas Rates Hearing Set
The three cities Corry Erie and Warren fight higher fuel rates charged by Pennsylvania Gas Company. A Harrisburg Public Service Commission hearing is set for November 20 with full procedures outlined by city solicitors and counsel. The case marks a lengthy battle over tariff approval and alleged excess charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Erie
Warren
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Public Service Commission
Harristurg
Harrisburg
Samuel Gilson
Williams
Sidney Blackman
Commission
Blaine Kincaid
Hartisbur
Penn State Celebrates Its 75th Anniversary
United Press reports State College marks its 75th anniversary with an educational conference on guiding students. Edward Rynerason notes pupil personnel work in 876 school districts under trained counselors. Arthur J. Jones discusses college guidance. Mathew J. Walsh covers teacher training in Indiana State Teachers College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press State College
Forsylvania State College
Edward Rynerason
Pittsburg
Arthur J. Jones
University of Pennsylvania
Mathew J. Walsh
Indiana State ‘Teachers' College
Drive for Plant Project Focusing on Consolidation Effort
A citizens committee raises funds to move machinery from the College Point plant at Aero Supply to join with Standard Automatic in Corry. Leaders expect to complete the campaign today and believe the necessary funds will be raised for the Long Island plant consolidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Focal Citizens’ Committee
College Point
Aero Supply Corporation
Ihis City
Standard Automatic Products Company
Isinna
Herbst probes into racket at Wesleyville
District Attorney Otto Herbst may pursue an investigation into alleged racketeering by Wesleyville officials tied to liquor case settlements and the use of fake warrants in raids across Exe district and the county. He awaits complaints to trigger action while noting possible perjury if falsified affidavits are used in searches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Clapper
United Press
Washington
Ort
Phenas Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Ai Intertite Commerce Commission
Dillin
Federal Trade Commission
Pennsylvania Publi Utilities
Camp Aten
Pinthot
Pennsylvania Railroad
W. W Atterbury
Sovernoy
Friends of Pinthot
Interstaly Ommerce Commission
Thas
Vallroads
Attsebury
Mnn Signal
Atterbury
Uniontown
Pinchot
Hemphill
Jesups
Philadelphia
Labor Day- 4
Pinchot Davis
Hoover
Otto Herbst
Cemain Wesleyville
Exe
Countty
Herbst
New President Installed at Juniata College in Huntingdon
Dr Charles G Ellis was formally installed as Juniatas ninth president at Huntingdon on Oct 23 with Prof Jacob H Brumbaugh presiding. Alumni students and educational leaders attended as Ellis succeeds the late Martin Brumbaugh former governor and two time Juniata president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juniata College
Huntingdon
Qet
Charles G. Ellis
Jacob H. Brumbaugh
Juniata
Pennsylvania
Bilis
Martin Brumbaugh
New Montgomery Ward Store Opens Saturday in Corry
Montgomery Ward & Company enters the local retail field with a three story, modern store occupying the Barlow block on North Center Street. A remodeling program cost about 1100,000 and 380,000 in improvements transformed the building into one of the finest in the city with new front windows and ivory and mahogany finish interiors. The store will house departments for men’s and women’s furnishings, yardage, silk goods, auto accessories, and sporting goods with a mezzanine for the ladies’ ready to wear section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Ward & Company
North Center Street
Corry
Montgomery Ward
Pennsylvania
Barlow Hardware Company
Monigom~ Sry
Brame W. Parsons
Scot
India
Page Wight
Driver sought after hit and run kills Felix Orloski
State highway patrols search for the hit and run driver who struck Felix Orloski 40 of Little Hope on Wattsburg Road Saturday night. Orloski died at Union City hospital Wednesday evening after internal injuries and severe bruising. Coroner Dan Hanley and patrols launched an immediate inquiry. the other vehicle’s damaged car was moved to a garage near Union City before being taken by locals from near North East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Oroski
Little Hope
Wattsburg
Union City Hospital
Orloski
Dan Hanley
Erie
Union City
Highway Patrol
Ooleski
Unionicity
Near North East
Gotham Store Looted of Gems Worth 125000
A holdup by a large crowd of workers netted Holden men 125000 in diamonds and platinum from Seaman and Abrasi jewelers at 102 Walton St New York. William Seaman was forced to open the door after being threatened and was bound and gagged while the robbers escaped before his colleagues arrived.
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United Press
New York
Holden
Seaman and Abrasi
Walton St
William Seaman
Hemphill Touring Southwestern Counties Campaign
Hemphill and the Democratic Liberal party continued a northwest county tour moving into Monongahela Valley towns. Hemphill planned meetings in Charleroi Donora Monessen and Monongahela City while criticizing Pinchot for alleged fraud and citing Luzerne county court actions about perforated ballots in the primary.
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Meadville
Campaigon
Monongahela Valley
John M. Hemphill
Footing
Charleroi
Monessen
Monongahela City
Hemphill
Titusvill
Gifford Pinchot
Luzerne County
Supreme Court
Immer
Plochot
Tinko Arrested by State Troopers in Union City
Two state troopers and a Union City constable arrested Steve Tinko, who lives north of the city, this morning. He is charged with cutting lumber from property owned by neighbor Cox and was taken to Union City for a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Steve Tinko
Tinko
Cox
Radiator Alcohol Blamed for Deaths
Five men died after drinking a antifreeze solution sold at Staub gasoline station on Viet Central Avenue. Investigators found Lawrence J. Fairner, 28, bought a gallon of the solution Sunday night. others reportedly purchased the same product. Police warned of the poison, inquests set for Monday night, and funerals planned as police monitor further cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milusgille
New Cohen Gas Station to Open Friday
A new Cohen & Sons gasoline station on North Center Street will open Friday. The white brick structure with red trim features nine pumps, washing and greasing racks, rest rooms, air towers, and a full line of motor oils and auto accessories. Louis Sears will supervise the service department with Jamies Sullivan and Edward Messenger on staff.
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North Center Street
N. Cohen & Sons
J. B. Love
Frank G. Jones
G. Thomas Construction Company
Guy 8. Rogers
Louis Sears
Jamies Sullivan
Edward Messenger
Joseph Cotten
Naw
West Washington Street
Cohen
Te Wold Continuers
Bovine Killed When Hit by Automobile
A car owned and driven by Philip Zalmek of West Washington Street struck a cow owned by Walter Gates near Warner's Comer on the Corry Linton City road. Zalmek and two companions escaped with the shake up while the cow was killed in the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Zalmek
West Washington Street
Walter Gates
Warner
Postmasters Association Holds Fall Meeting at Cambridge Springs
John W. Joinston inspector in charge addressed Lake Erie Postmasters Association at Cambridge Springs yesterday. President Bentley welcomed members and guests as the program opened after a Riverside Hotel dinner. Reports by Halley and Speakman followed, with Inspector Joinston’s talk on service problems and supervision. Ned H. Goodell praised rural carriers, and Thomas Winn of Erie and Congressman Shreve of Erie spoke on labor and postal legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Joinston
Piladelphi
Lake Erie
Halley
Evie
Meadvills
Detroit
Johne
Con
Philadelphia
Lisi
Ranar
Ned H. Goodell
National Association of Rural
Taille
Thos. M. Winn
Erie
U. S. Department of Labor
Shreve
Congress
Five Best Radio Entertainments Listings
NBC network programs include WIZ 7 45 with Friendly Five Footnotes and Maxwell House Melodies. WABC on NBC and CBS networks present Hamilton Watch Program at 8 EST and 11 BST Will Osborne's Orchestra. WEAR airs 10 to 11 MST SRC A Hour.
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WIZ
NBC Network
WABC
GES
Hamiltton
WEAR
NBC
CBS
Will Osborne
Iwanis Club Plans Home Talent Play for Christmas
Twenty six Kiwanis Club members met at Hotel Corry for a noon luncheon to discuss a home talent show before Christmas under the clubs auspices. Miss Henriette Fraser Lycetm ourse representative attended and outlined the entertainment program for 1930 91. Fraser praised the committee with beautiful vocal and accosition numbers which drew praise from members. Walter H. Seat announced the debate to be resolved that Prohibition in a Success. H D Barber Mine Railroad superintendent Meadville spoke on the railroads transportation millena and purchasing power and the impact on steel lumber and payrolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Clup
Hotel Corry
Henriette Fraser
Lycetmourse
Walter H. Seat
H.D. Barber
Meadville
Barber
Milena
Intersee
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United Press Telegraph
Princeton
W. Va
Minnie Stull
Mercer County
Mickey
Alexander Legge
Federal Farm Hoard
Russia
Legge
Memphis
North Carolina
Burton Hensley
Woodrow Wilson
Bald Creek
New London
Conn
Coast Guard
Mentaule Point
L. 1
Hilen
Alsdorf
Germany
Wihétm
Amaniines Waa
Col
Arthur Woods
Federal Relief
Denver
Pearl O'Laughlin
Leona O' Laughlin
Merchants and Minera
Delaware River
Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
Tsuneo Matsudaira
Jackson
Mich
Michigan State
Nquiry
Pennsylvania Public Utilities
Penn State
Wattsburg Road
Union Hospital
Gotham
Postmasters’ Association
Iwanis Club
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