Byrnes to push Pennsy election inquiry hearings after vote
Senator Byrnes announces a plan to hold hearings into election expenditures after the general election. Investigators are in Pennsylvania gathering data on alleged misreporting, with Governor Pinchot supporting the probe and promising information. The committee seeks to determine if watchers and funds were shifted between candidates in Philadelphia and surrounding counties.
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United Press
Washington
James F. Byrnes
Senate Campaign Expenditures Investigating Committee
Petinayivanla
Byrnes
Gifford Pinchot
David A. Reed
Reed
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Three Die as Calm Bank Slide Buries Miners Children
At the Heary colliery culm bank in Wilson Comers near Wilkes-Barre a slide killed three boys aged 14 and left several others missing or injured while about 25 destitute children gathered for fuel. Names listed include John Conti Joseph Prawczik and William Dwornick all 14 from Plains township. Four other youths and a woman were seriously hurt.
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United Josy Wilkws
Teserh Novay
Mates Rozalskey
Josey
Flynn
Alphonsa Fenoviteh
Dom Ribe
Plains Township
Merriam Leads in California Straw Vote
In early results from the Literary Digest poll Gov Frank P. Merriam of California leads Upton Sinclair by more than two to one. Of 18,854 ballots from six California cities Merriam has 11,262 votes, Sinclair 5,198, with Raymond L. Haight in third with 2,382.
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Unites Press
New York
Frank P. Merriam
California
Upton Sinclair
Literary Digest
Galifordia
Merriam
Sinclair
Href
Raymond L. Haight
Ladies Night Delights Rotary Club Members and Guests
Rotary Club members and their wives attended a highly enjoyed ladies night at the Hotel Corry with 53 people present. Mrs Desmond Slingay presided, Mrs Gilpert led entertainment, and Mrs Dewey managed group singing. Moving pictures from Union City showcased European travel with Mrs Caflisch explaining. Miss Arbuckle performed songs violin solos and dances, making it one of the club’s brightest meetings.
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Hotel Corry
J. J. Desmond Pre- Slingay
Harold Gilpert
Ralph Dewey
Crawford Caflisch
Union City
Caflisch
Caffisch
Margaret Arbuckle
Ers
Service Club
Three Savage Brothers in Auto Crash East of Union City
Three Savage brothers Albert John and Joseph residents of the Corry Spartansburg highway were in a wrecked car east of Union City near the State Hatchery. Albert drove lose of control sent car off road hitting a mailbox and two poles turning over. Joseph suffered a deep head wound requiring four stitches and treatment from an Ashtabula doctor then a local physician. The other brothers escaped with minor bruises and a shaker tip.
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Union City
State Hatchery
Journal Today
Albert
John
Joseph Savage
Corry-Spartansburg
Albert Savage
Joseph
Ashtabula
Ohio
Piccards Reach Ten Miles Over Earth In Stratosphere Study
Jean and Jeannette Piccard completed a balloon ascent to about ten miles altitude near Cadiz with instruments intact after a rough landing near Dearborn. The married researchers aimed to study cosmic rays and the stratosphere, noting results would follow once instruments are checked over the next week.
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United Press
Cadiz
Jean and
Jeannette Piccard
Here
Dearborn
Mich
Bus crash in Indiana and Hauptmann trial update
A bus rollover near Indiana, Pennsylvania leaves two dead and nine injured as investigators cite a failed steering gear. In Flemington, New Jersey, Richard Hauptmann pleads not guilty as trial set for January 2, 1935, amid security and courtroom crowds.
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Flemington
N. J
Richard Hauptmann
Bronx
Col
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Lindbergh
Hopewelll
Hauptmann
Thomia W. Trenchard
New Jersey Supreme Court
James M. Pawcett
David Wilentz
Ted
Indiana
Richetti Faces Trial on Minor Charge in Ohio
Adam Richetti, lieutenant linked to the Floyda murder, will be tried in Wellsville Ohio on a shooting with intent to kill charge. Federal and Missouri officials abandons efforts to transport him to Kansas City or Columbia for other charges. Local police chief faced criticism as agents left for Washington after a dispute over custody. Pretty Boy Floyda body prepared for burial and to be shipped to Oklahoma.
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United Press
Wellsville O
Federal
Missouri
Adam Richetti
Leutenant
Deiller
Chas
Pretty Boy
Floya
Kansas City
Union Station
Columbia
Richetti
Hugh McNamee
Frank Weidleman
Cleveland
Thomas B. Bush
P. Cowley
Department of Justice
Washington
John Fultz
Richetts
Paltz
East Liverpool
Wellsville
Floyd
Oklahoma
Author and War Hero Speaks Before Nurses
Harold R. Peat, New York author and war hero, told the 42nd annual convention of the Pennsylvania State Nurses Association in Harrisburg that disarmament alone cannot prevent future wars. He urged youths to channel adventurous patriotism into peace time activities and sportsmanship.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Harold R. Peat
New York
Pennsylvania State Nurses’ Association
Peat
Tanker Rides Out Storm in Pacific
The oil tanker Larry Doheny, battered by a South Pacific typhoon, was reported today making its own way to Gillam for inspection and temporary repairs under its own power after the gale.
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Larry Doheny
Gillam
Railroad Retirement Act Declared Unconstitutional
The railroad retirement act affecting about 1,000,000 railroad employees was ruled unconstitutional by Chief Justice Alfred A. Wheat of the District Supreme Court today in Washington.
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United Press
Washington
iChief
Alfred A. Wheat
District Supreme Court Today
Legion Calls for Immediate Soldiers Bonus Payment
United Press reports the American Legion legislative committee approved a resolution demanding immediate soldiers bonus payment at the national convention in Miami. The measure passed a sub committee earlier and faces floor debate late today or tomorrow. President Roosevelt urged a spirit of national welfare in his letter to the convention, though he did not mention the bonus.
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United Press
Miami
Pla
American Legion Legislative Committee
Roosevelt
Weirton Plant Girls Testify in Federal Court
Wilmington October 24. Girl employees of the Weirton Steel Company were scheduled to be called today in a federal court to recount their experiences during the strike at the company's plants last fall.
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Weirton
United Press
Wilmington
Del
Weirton, Steel Company
Storm Rips CCC Camp in Maryville Two Dead
A tornado hit a CCC camp in Maryville Missouri causing two deaths and multiple injuries. Early estimates place property damage around 100000 with several workers injured severely and others treated at Maryville hospital.
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United Press
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Missouri
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Allan
Shelhing
Ralph Hare
St. Louis
Hugh Newton
Pattenburg
John Stack
Sterling Runyon
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Grant City
Maryville Hospital
McAdoo Heiress Romance Faces Racial Barrier Question
Ellen Wilson McAdoo, daughter of Senator McAdoo, seeks marriage to Rafael Lopez de Onate, born in the Philippines. He presents documents asserting Spanish descent to counter California law barring Caucasian Malay unions. He insists he is not Filipino and will prove his Spanish blood.
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Hollywood
Alt
Ellen Wilson McAdoo
William Gibbs McAdoo
California
Philippines
Rafael Lopez de Onate
McAdoo
Riverside
de Onste
United States
County Clerc
D. G. Clayton
de Onate
Filipiio
Expansion of Bank Loans Is Chief Need
Washington Oct 24 Industry leader Jesse Jones of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation told the American Bankers Association that bank dangers are past and urged bankers to expand funds into business. He promised government cooperation in reforming bank examinations and supervision and said sustained prosperity requires actual lending for legitimate purposes, not collateral-only lending.
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United Press
Washington
Curalmin
Jesse Jones
Reconstruction Pitance Corporation
Jony
Honka
Jones
Hanls
Roosevelt
Prothonotary James N Wilson to Address Golden Rule Club
Prothonotary James N Wilson of Erie county will address Golden Rule Club members at the October meeting in the Wigin ME church next Monday evening. The Ladies Aid Society will serve the meal and merchants join in their eighth monthly sale. The treasury hunt continues with advertising distributed for Corry merchants.
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James N. Wilson
Golden Rule Club
Elgin
James M Wilson
Erie County
Ilinder
Wigin ME
Lailies Aid Society
Tomarray
Erie Mother of Two Tiny Sons Tragedy Strikes Local Family
In ErIE Pennsylvania a 27 year old mother of two, Searight Johnston, killed herself with a revolver last night. Her husband Robert woke to the shot and found her dead beside him with a gunshot wound to the head. The children were asleep in their crib. The coroner’s office ruled no immediate foul play.
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United Press
Erse
Searight Johnston
Robert
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