Lindbergh case suspect bail boosted to fifty thousand
Boston, Oct. 25 Bail raised from ten thousand to fifty thousand for John Gorch, a prime suspect in the Lindbergh baby kidnapping. Evelyn Tumasewski, 23, of Springfield Vermont, had her bail boosted from one thousand to eleven thousand on fugitive charges. Investigators, including officers from New York New Jersey and Boston, pursue a new clue tied to the case.
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John Gorch
United Press
Boston
John Goren
New York
New Jersey
Folf
Arters
James J. Finn
New York Police
William Horn
New Jersey State Police
Arthur M. Tiernan
William J. Bonner
Boston Police
Indiana Holdups Spur Federal Hunt for Outlaws
Federal and state officers comb Indiana as a gang of escaped convicts robs Greencastle and South Bend banks, with four men linked to the group. Authorities believe the fugitives fled to the northern bad lands, aided by ex-prison inmates and the alleged leader Dillinger. The posse vows a nationwide pursuit, aided by Justice Department agents and local police.
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Indiana
United Prose
Indianapolis
Ind
Central National Bank and Trust Company
Greencastle
Western State Bank
South Bend
Department of Justice
Matt Leach
Leach
Michigan City
Ink Dillinger
Jesse Sarber
Lima
Graf Zeppelin Lands at Akron After Wind Drags Arrival
The Graf Zeppelin, buffeted by strong winds, landed at Akron airport at 5 a.m. HST today and was moored to a hangar until 6 39 a.m. when it was moved inside. The giant airship hovered above the mooring as teams awaited calmer weather to proceed with docking and preparations for servicing and transfer.
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United Press
Akron
Alo
United States
McCormick slams NRA as Russian style rule over private business
United Press dispatch from Los Angeles notes Chicago Tribune publisher R. R. McCormick accusing the National Recovery Act and allied laws of eroding constitutional rights. He denounces government overreach as medieval star chamber tyranny, claiming individuals face forced codes, regulators, and sanctions at every turn.
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Chicago Tribune
United Press
Los Angeles
Russia
Italy
Germany
R. R. McCormicck
McCormick
Obes
Woglish Star Chamber
Sita
Star Chamber
Road Contract Awarded in Union County and Nearby Areas
Russell and Williamson contractors who built the Corry Spring Greek road won a contract for a road job in Union County on Route 176 at White Deer in Gregg townships. Other awards include Veningo County Routes 91 and 205 in Oil City, Baldwin Brothers Paying Company in Erie County Route 6 in Mill Creek Township and city of Erie for concrete work.
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Russell and Williamson
Corry-Spring
Tinion County
White Deer
Gregg Townships
Opld
Veningo County
Oil City
Baldwin Brothers
Qlevelana
Erie County
Mill Creek
Erie
Charles Harry Consteic
Geneva Parley May Halt Until Dec 4
The world arms conference commits to an immediate continuation at Geneva, voting to reconvene December 4 after a brief halt in proceedings. Delegates from major powers plan to resume discussions on disarmament and security measures.
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Geneva
Unites Ress
160 Unemployed Registered For Public Work
A total of 160 unemployed men were registered by U Cain at the Municipal building during a city wide federal enrollment of jobless. Blanks remain at the Relief Fund headquarters with Louis Bliss to accept more registrations through Friday morning for road projects and other public improvements planned for fall and winter.
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U. Cain
Louis Bliss
Relief Fund
Rev Edward L Wagner Accepts Call To Corry Church
Rev Edward L Wagner, pastor at House of Prayer Aliquippa Pa, accepts call to St Pauls Lutheran Corry and will begin duties November 1. He succeeds Rev William Hall who served for about 25 years and resigned earlier in summer. Wagner studied at Lutheran seminary and served Aliquippa for five years, earning a favorable impression during recent pulpit appearances.
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Edward L. Wagner
House of Prayer
Aliguppa
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Corry
Wagner
Church Board
Anblin
Wagner Willl
William Hall
St. Paul's Church
Das
Aliquippa
Lutheran Seminary
Chuirch
Woman Struck by Car Injures Aletha Hamilton
Aletha Hamilton, 57, of Garhy R D 7, was struck by an automobile near her home and believed to have fractured pelvis and other injuries. She was treated at a hospital and remained in serious condition. the driver was Ohio and the incident occurred on the highway near her residence.
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Mer
Aletha Hamilton
Alethis Hamilton
Reynold Hamilton Garhy
Walleig
Pennsylvanian Leaders Seek a Businesslike Special Session
Harrisburg October 25 United Press staff correspondent reports Governor Pinchot and party leaders plan a compact special session of the general assembly. The aim is a short, nonpolitical program addressing social legislation relief education liquor control and tax policy. Republican General Edward Martin backs a nonpartisan approach while Democrats seek a bipartisan effort with the governor to avoid political maneuvering.
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Ross Downing
United Press
Harrisburg
Pinchot
Orgadizssion
General Assembly
Edward Martin
Chaiman
Willie Constena
Martin
Negime
Adminion
GOP
Pennsylvania
Srovernor
Reschilean
Kwaggié
Soywehelieye Mal Pinchot
Date Liquor Stores Program
Sigmila
Hat
War on Dope Peddlers Aims at Pittsburgh Dealers
Federal county and city authorities vow a thorough Pittsburgh search and crackdown on narcotics rings after arrests linked to dope cigarette sales. A man and two women, Frank Makdo 28, Carmen Gomez 37, and Teodoro Steeple 6, face charges though no concealed contraband found. Authorities report multiple agents and officers intercepted a cigarette shipment connected to the suspects.
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United Press
Get
Pittsburgh
Tem
Makdo
Carmen Gomez
Wilcox heads Corry Relief Fund group
C B Wilcox was elected chairman of the Corry Relief Fund committee for the coming year at the organization meeting held Tuesday afternoon. M Howard was elected vice chairman. Dorothy Whittley was retained as secretary and Olin W Bracken named treasurer as the committee prepared to form its subcommittees and announce them at an early general meeting.
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B. Wilcox
Corry Relief Fund
Wilcox
M. Howard Figs Heen
Ain, Wilcox
Figling Fund Committee
John A. Blatt
Chatenan
Varios
McClure Linked to Speakeasy Raids in Testimony
In Philadelphia on October 25, Marcus Hook raids were described as being orchestrated by State Senator John J. McClure. Witnesses testified about lists of towns where speakeasies paid protection money and those selling liquor without protection. The trial of McClure and 75 co-defendants proceeded amid defense objections.
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United Press Philadelphia
Ylith D. Murvey Sykes
John J.J. McClire
McClure
Marcus Hook
Speakeas Ys
Urem
Dwla- Ware
Talse
Thien
Ridgway Borough Official Dies From Self-Inflicted Wound
Nelson, 46, Ridgway borough bookkeeper for eight years, died at Ells County General Hospital from a self inflicted bullet wound. A note reading I am dead tired, but what's the use, was found in his car near the scene after co worker Albert Webb reported him missing from the office.
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Ridgway
A. Oy Nelson
Ells County General Hospital
Nelson
Albert Webb
Double murder and death by own action at Buffalo
Police uncovered a double murder and suicide in Buffalo as unemployment and poverty were blamed. Victims are Henry Bueckert, 58, his wife Mary 56, and their son Clayton 21. Henry’s body was in the cellar while Mary and Clayton were found upstairs with a gun nearby.
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United Pree Bufpalo
Oel
Buffalo
Henry Bueckert
Mary
Clayton
Bueckert
Lier
Local boards to monitor rising prices nationwide
Recovery officials planned a nationwide system of local boards to shield wage earners from price hikes under the recovery act. The panels would hear retailers and consider price adjustments, with possible referrals to Washington for action, following President Roosevelt’s tariff and imports measures.
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Nashington
Roosevelt
Boarda
Washington
Johnson
Oscar Ryder
NRA Imports Division
Tariff Commission
Huge Russian Market Inspires Move by U S
United Press correspondent reports Washington sees Soviet trade as leverage to ease a global mood. Roosevelt invites Soviet exchange to strengthen ties, citing Soviet purchases of American goods in 1931 as proof of vast potential market. Page continuation noted.
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U.S
Bendatuy
Oatend
Mtos
Russia
Wien
Soviet Union
Armetioad
Gorela
Economilstsy
Austin
Bf Riberia
Yun
Aixy
Government Sets New Open Market Gold Price at 31 36 an Ounce
The government announced a new open market price for gold at 31.36 an ounce in June as part of President Roosevelt's price lifting and monetary program. Jesse Jones of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation spoke after a morning conference with Secretary of the Treasury Acheson and Henry Morgentau Jr. The RFC will pay for gold with 90 day debentures at 1 percent annual interest, with newly mined gold deposited at assay offices to back the debentures. London price stood around 31.14 an ounce at noon, while the U.S. price yesterday was 29.80, yielding a rise of about 1.50 over London.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Jesse Jones
Dedn Acheson
Seer Tay
Treasury
Henry Morgentin, Jr
Farm’ Credit
London
New York
Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
United States
RWC
Dones
Mogenthan
Acheson
Latham
Lene
Enroute Home Man Stricken. Death Notes Read Like Incomplete Obit
Fragmentary OCR obituary item reports a man dying en route home after a medical event. Names and places fragmentarily appear, with references to a brother-in-law and relatives in Oakland and Richmond. Details are garbled. core point is sudden death on the road with family reactions.
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Gillette
William F. Ehinran
Oakland
Richmond
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