Roosevelt Confident Of Re election After New England Tour
President Roosevelt returns to the White House after a sweep through New England, buoyed by large crowds. He believes Democratic victories in Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut bolster his November 3 re election. Administration aides project a favorable political climate as he plans weekend stops in New York for speeches, including the Statue of Liberty anniversary ceremony.
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Smith Again Raps New Deal and Roosevelt
United Press reports Alfred E. Smith, former Democratic presidential nominee, addressing about 3,000 at the Civic Opera House in Chicago. He criticizes the Roosevelt administration, calls for fiscal reform, and warns that party unity is at stake if the party abandons its platform.
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Alt M. Tandon
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Road to Ruin: oil and coal dump fuels record hopes
The Ore and Cosi Bhehsare at Cleveland estimates bituminous dumping will reach over 48 million tons this year, potentially toppling the banner year 2828 by 4,000,000 tons. The total may exceed 40,000,000 tons, a figure not seen since 1929, signaling a major production surge.
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Ex Governor Pinchot Speaks at Corry GOP Rally
Former Governor Pinchot addressed nearly 300 Republicans in Corry at the Beaverdam Church and Lanion Dam rooms, praising Landon and urging support for the Republican ticket. He spoke about Landon’s qualifications, shared life facts, and highlighted public executive experience, with local leaders and pastors introducing the meeting.
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Kansas
Secret probe into slaying continues in Washington County
An investigation led by Private John Mehallick at the Butler barracks into the Yourjgsville Airport Inn minder case proceeds with limited details. The probe impacts motions before Judge James L Brownson, including plans to withdraw pleas and a death penalty trial for Joe l Senauskas and John Polens. A separate Seattle debate features a Washington State Bar Association proposal to revive the whipping post as punishment.
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Maine Bar Relief Clients Barred From Voting in Senate Probe
A Senate investigation disclosed that thousands of Maine voters faced threats of disqualification after allegedly receiving relief from bar committees. The probe found numerous cases where voters claimed they were told they would be unable to vote or would be challenged at the polls if they did not reveal relief assistance. State officials, including Attorney General Clyde Chapman, announced the findings as part of the ongoing inquiry into voting procedures and eligibility in Maine.
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Death of Michigan Senator James Couzens
Michigan and the nation mourn the death of Senator James Couzens aged 64 a prominent public leader and philanthropist who died after an operation in Harper Hospital Detroit. Funeral plans will be announced with a public service likely at the Cathedral or his home Woodlawn Cemetery to follow. Couzens long served in the Senate and his bid for a third term was crushed by voters in favor of Wilber Bricker. his defeat came after he urged Roosevelt re-election a factor tied to his primary loss. The obituary notes his stature among the Senate’s ablest members and his influence in national affairs.
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Playroom for Tiny Youngsters Planned Here
Mothers of the city will get respite as the National Youth Administration opens a pre school playroom for ages 4 12 to 6 at the former Home Economics building in the Junior High school. Ms Margaret Welford will supervise after adjusting her WPA duties. Registration starts Monday with opening date to be fixed. If demand grows on the southside a Fairview building option may be used.
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Rural Electrification Meeting at Beaverdam
A meeting on the mural electrification program will be held at the Beaverdam M. E. church next Wednesday evening at 7 30 o clock. REA readers will explain progress in northwestern Pennsylvania and prospects for the Beaverdam project. All interested are invited and urged to attend.
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Theft Probe at Hotel Corry Stages Sealed Inquiry
Police authorities investigated a reported theft at the Hotel Corry. Chief John Tr. Mictnigui refused to provide information, stating he was sworn to secrecy. Hotel management declined to comment, saying they had nothing to say while inquiries continued.
Digest poll shows Landon leading in 32 states
United Press reports Literary Digest early presidential poll tally places Landon ahead of Roosevelt in 32 states with 370 electoral votes to 161 for Roosevelt. Roosevelt leads in Maryland Kentucky Oklahoma New Mexico and Utah. Digest totals show Landon 1,182,807 Roosevelt 878,070 Lemke 70,110. Thugs murder man in Braddock, Pa, as robbers believed responsible.
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Roosevelt and Landon to Speak in State Again
Allied Press reports both major party nominees, Franklin D. Roosevelt and Alf M. Landon, will campaign across Pennsylvania before the November 3 election. Plans include Roosevelt addressing miners and appearances in Pittsburgh, Scranton, Harrisburg, and Philadelphia. Landon to visit Harrisburg, Pittsburgh, and Philadelphia with stops under state party coordination.
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Legionnaires at Meadville Honor State Commander
Accompanied by the junior drum corps about a dozen members of Elmer C Carrier Post 865 American Legion of Meadville saluted Walter J Yes Pennsylvania department commander. Meadville post hosted Legionnaires from Erie Crawford Warren and Forest counties in districts 28 and 29 with a Corry delegation. A large stage, dinner, parade and meetings followed. State Commander Kress urged advancing Americanism promoting youth movement and veteran legislation.
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Guffey cites coercion at Duquesne Club in Pittsburgh
Senator Joseph Guffey of Pennsylvania charged that two Duquesne Club officials pressured 189 employees to vote for Governor Alfred M. Landon. He called for Senate campaign investigators to examine the situation and said the club tried to coerce workers.
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Senate Campaign Investigating Committee
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Landon appeals to Democrats for support in campaign rally
President nomine Alf Landon criticizes the New Deal and Democratic leaders while praising several Republicans and stating the administration has forfeited allegiance to core governing principles. He argues the party should not be driven by mandates from any faction.
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Woman suffers fractured hip after car crash
Mrs. May Fairchilds, 63, of 20 North Center Street, was struck by Charles Farvington on East Washington Street near Maple Avenue while en route to the Christian and Missionary Alliance church at about 7 20 pm. She was taken to Corry hospital with a fractured right hip, bruises, shock, and injuries.
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Three Johnstown Men Die in Bridge Crash
Three Johnstown men died when their auto struck a bridge guardrail then slid under a Pennsylvania Railroad freight train. Identified as Robert Hess 26 Cyril George Edwards 27 and Hamilton S Kip 28 all of Johnstown. The car was dragged about 50 yards after the wreck. The accident occurred a mile east of here.
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Republicans Report Campaign Outlays and Receipts
The Republican National Committee filed its fall report covering September 1 to October 18. Expenditures totaled 2,987,765 with 53161 in other costs and receipts of 2,987,765 during the period.
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Russia expels nonintervention pledge on Spain
Moscow warned the nonintervention accord in Spain has ceased in practice. Soviet envoy Maisky demanded aid and arms be allowed to Madrid to the extent fascist powers aid the rebels, while Russia claimed the pledge cannot bind beyond what participants permit.
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Madrid
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Theft of C C Uniforms Leads Police to City
Police recovered C C uniforms linked to a city theft after an investigation spanning Bear Lake and West Plemminte streets. Three youths questioned near Pan Janoeee were said to be involved, with one sustaining a chest wound. authorities withheld further details pending evidence.
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Husband Killed Protecting Wife In Pittsburgh Crash
In Pittsburgh on Baum Boulevard Nelson Root an 88 year old man died saving his wife from an automobile that struck them as they crossed the street. The driver Ross J. Thomas Jr 27 was arrested and held for the coroner. Also in Pittsburgh George Renin 32 and Hoger Schmidt 30 pleaded guilty to embezzling nearly 5000 from the Peoples Pittsburgh Trust Company.
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