League Opens Final Peace Negotiations With Italy
League of Nations plans weekend talks with Italian envoy Pompeo Aloisi as Addis Ababa reports a major battle on the Ogaden front. British foreign secretary Sir Samuel Hoare and French Premier Pierre Laval expected to join, with a vote on a broad union boycott of Italian goods looming.
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United Press
Geneva
Italy
League of Nations
League
Tigly
Baron Pompeo Aloisi
Sammel Hoare
Pierre Laval
France
Paris
Addis Ababa
Ethopian
Ogaden Front
Rome
Davis Joins Borah Ranks In Anti Monopoly Push
Senator James J. Davis of Pennsylvania joins William 14 Borah in opposing monopolies. Davis backs adopting at the Republican national convention a plank condemning monopolies, aligning with Idaho's proposal and signaling the New Deal as a growing government monopoly.
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United Press
Washington
William
Borah
Repub! Weap Party
James J. Davis
Penna
Davis
Cory Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Sun
Markets at a Glance Reports Mixed Session
Markets at a Glance show stocks fractionally lower with some gains. Bonds and curb stocks move irregularly while Chicago shares trend higher. Call money sits at 3-4 of 1 percent. Foreign exchange keeps the dollar steady. Grains see wheat steady to higher, corn up slightly, cotton steady, and rubber advancing 16 to 19 points.
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United Press
Chicago
Fire on American Hypert Lines Freighter Ends
A blaze aboard the American Hypert Lines freighter BX in New York harbor raged for hours and was believed extinguished. Coast guard fire units stood by as Captain B. A. Jacobsen kept nearby ships alert while the vessel moved toward Black Sea ports.
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Vy United Press
Boston
Hypert Lines
Bxfire
New York
Black Sea
Pony
Coast Guards
Holt
B. A. Jacobsen
Cancer suppression urged by medics at surgeons congress
Dr Frank L Adair of Memphis Hospital in New York City told the 25th annual clinical congress of the American College of Surgeons that cancer cells behave like gangsters and can be suppressed only through early action. He warned that uncontrolled growth harms normal cells and endangers the community if not checked promptly.
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Jack Welter
United Press
San Francisco
Dillinger
Floyd
Nelson
Prank 1
Adair
Memohis Hospital
New York City
American College of Surgeons
Early ruling on Guffey Act tests Supreme Court reach
Washington October 30. District Supreme Court Justice Jessie Ackins assumed jurisdiction in a test case challenging the Guffey Coal Act. The ruling overrided a motion to dismiss by Assistant Attorney General John Dickinson, marking the first skirmish between the government and James W. Carter head of Carter Coal Co over constitutionality.
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Sy Unites Press
Washington
Guffey Coalact
NRA
United States Supreme Court
District Supreme Court
Jessie Ackins
Adkins
James W. Carter
Carter Coal Company
John Dickinson
Carter
Candidates Eye City Council Race in County Campaign
Amid pre election activity Democrats rally in the city while Republicans host a Grand theatre meeting. Nichols and Weaver back a non partisan ticket for two City Council seats with Dr Merle Amy also running. The county contest narrows to Weaver Nichols and Amy as Heath fades and local races for treasurer and school directors proceed.
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Grand Theatre
Erie
Stanley H. Nichols
Fred J. Weaver
Nichols
Weaver
Citizens’ Group
Merle
Amy
Frank L. Heath
Repubicans
Miles B. Kitts
J. Hertzler
Auto Thieves Nabbed After Local Theft Matter
Local theft case escalates as residents oppose proposed construction of a new vocational school on Hatch building site aided by 63000 in PWA funds. Opposition spreads citywide with remonstrances, fear of higher taxes, and protests by several hundred taxpayers ahead of tonight’s Board of Education meeting.
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PWA
Folowing
John & Patterson
Cory Board of Education
Big Bomber Crash at Wright Field Fatal for One
A United Press report from Dayton Ohio describes a large Boeing bomber crashing on takeoff at Wright Field. Lt. Ployer Hill of the Army Air Corps died from skull fractures and burns after aiding in the rescue. The 71 foot bomber had just begun government tests when the disaster occurred.
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United Press
Dayton
Army Air Corps
Wright Field
Suajor Ployer Hill
Army
Johnson backs Roosevelt in 1936 campaign
Gen Hugh S. Johnson announced in Detroit that he will support President Roosevelt in 1936 and even take the stump if asked. He denied any personal political ambition and said there is no choice between the New Deal and Hooverism.
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Uniten Hress
Detroit
Hugh 8
Johnson
Roosevelt
Two Ways to Meet Back Tax in State Notice
State justice department outlines two options for delinquent taxpayers before November 1. Pay 20 percent of back taxes by the deadline and the rest in four equal annual installments if current taxes stay paid. Treasurer Westley extends the 5 percent penalty waiver for 1985 county taxes from Friday to Saturday.
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State Department of Justice
Frank H. Westley
Erie Motorist Falls From Public Dock Into Lake
Norman Barron, 85, was rescued by a human chain after his car plunged off Erie public dock into Lake Erie bay. Barron escaped through a window as the car sank and surfaced after diver Marvin Martin pulled him free. Barron was treated for exposure and a forehead cut. Coast guard cutter Petre salvaged the sunken vehicle. The incident followed a separate report from Washington noting improved business activity and calls for banking reforms.
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Coast Guard
Petre
Police to muss up gang leaders amid city war
Nineteen thousand police, led by Mayor La Guardia and Commissioner Valentine, move to arrest and beat gang leaders seen as provocation in a three week underworld war that has claimed five lives. Promised promotions await officers who seize the targets including Dutch Schultz and Pretty Amberg.
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Uniteo Press
New York
John
Boss) Torrie
Charles
Lucky
Guciana Anil
Bugs) Spiegel
Lewis J. Valentine
Fiorello H. la Guardia
Arthur
Dutch Schultz
Plegenheimer
Louis
Pretty) Amberg
Valentine
Ward
Commander IL Wins Cambridge Shire Handicap in Rainy Newmarket Race
Elderly Adolph Martowisch and wife Mary celebrate after their horse Commander IL defies the odds to win the Cambridge Shire Handicap at Newmarket. The win yields a $147,000 sweepstakes payout for U S bettors, with notable ticketholders listed from Los Angeles to Bronx.
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United Prose
New York
Adolph Martowisch
Commander IL
Newmarket
Martowisch
Mary Saree
Penny Power and Light Makes Tax Payment
Harrisburg reports that Charles A. Waters announces the Pennsylvania Power and Light Company of Allentown has paid $1,000 in discounted advance payments on its 1935 and 1936 gross receipts capital stock and loans taxes.
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Unnce
Harrisburg
Charles A. Waters
Pennsylvania Power and Light Company
Allentown
Trio of Buffalo youths arrested in multi city auto theft ring
Three Buffalo youths ages 14 15 and 19 were arrested near Irvine by state highway patrol and local police after a Buick coach Dodge sedan Fort roadster and a Hughes car were stolen across Buffalo Jamestown Friendship and Toledo. They were turned over to Jamestown authorities for New York state prosecution.
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Busia
Friendship
Jamestown
N. Y
Buffalo
Waterloo
Ear Iivineton
Corry
New Yorks
James Tappan
Jefferson
Clifford Broderick
Hickory
Edward Conklin
Waverly
Rehard Anghes
Toledo
Ohio
Glenn Barker
N. T. Gillette
Park Place
Quinity
Gay
Fort
Kurta
Hughes
Gillette
Warren
Erie
L. &. Lindey
Stewart
Irvine
Mead and
Swan
Kurtz
New York State
Ht 13
City Sets Armistice Day Observances
Corry will observe Armistice Day on Monday November 11 with city stores closed schools holding ceremonies sermons at churches focused on the armistice flags displayed lodges and clubs planning ceremonies and other observances President Rootevart proclaims November 11 Armistice Day urging peace and a commitment to worldwide lasting peace.
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Corry
Rootevart
Armed men move toward Mannington amid strike tension
Madisonville Ky October reports say three truckloads of armed men passed through en route to Mannington where about 1 000 pickets were repulsed by national gunfire overnight. Mrs Gordon attorney for the Williams Coal Company said telegrams from other Western Kentucky towns warned of additional mobilization.
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United Press
Madisonville
Mannington
National
M.rs. Gordon
Willams Coal Company
Kentucky
Delaware River Vehicular Tunnel Project Hearings Set
Engineers today will hear arguments for a $15,000,000 vehicular tunnel under the Delaware River linking Gloucester County New Jersey and Delaware County Pennsylvania. The private Delaware River Tunnel Corporation faces approvals already granted by Pennsylvania New Jersey and the state boards involved.
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Winey Cross
Philadelphia
Ost
St & Irmy
Delaware River
Gloucester County
Delaware County
Tts
Delaware River Tunnel Corporation
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Pennsylvania Public Service Commission
Board of Communi’ and Navigation
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Nichols Amy
Councilmanie
Kitts
Hertzler
Erie County
Rudolf Hecht
Hecht
Gotham Police
John Olson
Hope Street
Los Angeles
Adolph MaFtowisch
College Point
Port Chester
Bronx
Isabel Payne
Louis Rabinowitz
Penny Power & Light
Trio
Richard Hughe
Delaware
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