Big business friendlier to Roosevelt in Wall Street talks
The Roosevelt administration and Wall Street move toward mutual goodwill after a conference that yielded a delegation from the finance community and Securities Exchange Commission chief May O. Douglas. Discussions covered securities market functioning and possible reforms, including margin rules and tax ideas blamed for market declines.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Wall Street
Jed Ob
Financial
Securities
S-Iidie
Aulmunisteayjan Gireles
Sini
Roossvelts
Levy
Charles R Gay
New York
Winthrop’ Aldrich
Hal Ski
Halloween Parade in City Draws Huge Crowd and Mixed Reactions
Hundreds attend the downtown Halloween parade as 1 200 teachers meet and a few floats prove cars with paper streamers. Prizes awarded for costumes and decorated autos amid orderly but mixed turnout and lingering disappointment from some observers.
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C. Mi Hengst
Conry High School
V. F. W Jlls
American Legion Jem'oy
Nmmmy Eitinger
Jackie Blait
Serail
Lloyd
Jeanette Cnetton
Wind
Nichols
Walter Long
Junior Maloney
Robert Aver
Robert Parsons
Milton Young
Derogatey Autos
Wirne” Willi Stores
Emblem Ol Company
Asl
Thomas Motors
B. 8
Dewey
Stephen Brooks
L. Carlson
Albert F. Cartburg
Ami C. B. Hoffmaster
Donald Glossner
Frank Gurvey
Harry Spicer
Nat
Hollywood News Mixed With Crime and War Notes
A fragmented 1940s style roundup reports John Montague’s golf fame undercut by unknown changes, gangster Anthony Chebatoris facing death in Michigan after a bank holdup murder, and Captain Sydney McLaglen claiming secret service duties in Hollywood. It also notes Spain’s Civil War map shows Valencia moved to Barcelona to signal Catalan solidarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Chebatoris
Bay City
Mich
Ef & Bank
Michigan
Chebatoris
Valencia
Barcelona
Catalonia
Democratic rally urges approval of constitutional amendments
A large crowd heard Pennsylvania Insurance Commissioner Owen B. Hunt explain why Republican opposition exists as he urged support for four or five proposed state amendments. The event in the Senate Auditorium drew many local residents, clarifying the changes and their objectives for voters statewide. Arthur Colegrove urged straight tickets and Democratic victories down the ballot, with candidates for various offices introduced.
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Owen B. Hunt
Erie
Pennsylvania
Senute Auditorium
Bile
Dyn
Arthur Colegrove
Able
Vartons
County
Vie
Golden Rule Club Plans Beaverdale Meeting
Members of the Golden Rule club will hold their regular monthly dinner meeting at Beaverdam Monday evening. Ray Yohe, inspector at the Aero Silros Corp plant, will be the speaker. A large attendance is asked by officers. Mr and Mrs Leiter and daughter Mary Kathryn motored in for a brief visit.
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Golden Rule Club
Beaverdam
Ta Golden Rule Club
Beaverdazn
Ray Yohe
Ta Aero Silros Gorp. Plant
Townsendites Hear Attorney Hosbach and Barber
Last evening at the Cory Townsend No 1 meeting in the Masoitic Temple two talks engaged attendees Attorney Franklin Hosbach spoke on his experiences with aged care and the Townsend plan while Philp J Barber, treasurer of the 29th Congressional District board, stressed club organization and district literacy efforts. The talks offered constructive discussion and guidance for future activities.
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Wen
Cory Townsend
Masoitic ‘Temple
Ate Torney
Franklin
Hosbach
Townsend Clbna
Philp J. Barber
29Th Congressional District Board
Ire
Hosbard
BM Oujhans
Alair An
Anul
Townsend
Police check on fugitive arrested in Philadelphia
Police in Philadelphia attempted to verify records on Harry Levine born in Corry Pennsylvania. He was held as a fugitive from Baltimore Maryland on a check charge and fingerprints were submitted, but no matching records were found by noon.
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Harry Levine
Philadelphia
Corry
Baltimore
John D. Flanigan
Fatty—Or
Milk Strike Opposed By League Amid Rising Trouble
The Duirymen's League Co operative Association in New York state opposes the milk strike. President Pred Hy Sexauer says a strike would harm farmers, delay deliveries, and threaten fair returns, urging cooperation and market certainty.
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League
New Yorke
St Ke Ued
Albany
Rmera
le Duiryuien
League Cosuperatie Associaton
Ane
Mun
Ines
Possihe
Eclarpil
Sexauer
Rogers
Ressons
Luis
Pymite Ag
Death claims Ed Rossbacher prominent Corry citizen
Edward Rossbacher longtime Corry resident dies at home 549 West Church Street after a prolonged illness. Born January 21 1885 in New Freedom Pennsylvania he worked at the Spiesman Shoe Store for about forty years and served on the Fourth Ward election board. Survived by wife two sons Richard and Edward and brother John. Funeral at 238 PM Monday at Richard Rossbacher’s home 536 West Church Street with interment at Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Edwaig Nusavayser
An. Upel
West Church Street
Rossbacher
New Freedom
Janieary
Corry
Firat Avenue
Jong
Fourth Ward
Woordmen
America
Pine Grove
Damascus Flood Crisis Leaves Thousands Homeless
The report details catastrophic floods causing mass displacement with thousands left homeless and casualties. It notes heavy losses around Damascus and surrounding regions, with rescue efforts ongoing as authorities report bodies recovered and ongoing search operations.
Thomas Mooney Denied Pardon in San Quentin Case
The California pardon board refused clemency for Thomas Mooney, imprisoned for the Preparedness Day bombing. Mooney’s San Francisco lawyers plan to press the case in the U S Supreme Court as part of his ongoing fight for release from San Quentin.
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California
Supreme Court
Unitut Press
San Francisco
High Tyibwna
Meoney
San Quen
T. Tavis
Manney
San Frantiscy Altorney
Gary
U 8 Supreme Court
le Sali
Hell Miwney
Navy Department Plans Major Plane Purchases
The Navy Department announces opening of bids for more than 270 aircraft to be built at a total cost over 20001 dollars. Many bids will be rejected and no definite award date will be set for about two months.
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Uniten Press
Washington
Navy
Thnc
Aeteptey
New President Named in Erie County Heab Election
The article announces W. E. Pratt elected as president of Erie County Heab with baroque local parish and school district affiliations. It lists committee chairs including John Cynoges and Helen White, and notes ardens of regional institutions. The piece references schools, counties, and miscellaneous civic bodies across the region.
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W.E. Pratt
Erie County
HEAB
Plant Expected to Open Kansasity Factory in Three Weeks
City manager Jon McEvoy announced the Foolet-Out Kure Assembly plant near Ost City should resume operations in three weeks after a meeting with Henry Fort. The reopening plan follows a regional conference and confirms a return to production at the facility.
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Kansasity
Kure
Qudluy
Jon McEvoy
Detroit
Henry Fort
Married Couple Find They Are Brother And Sister
Mountain Grove, Mo. Oct 30 A man named Ben Spock discovers his wife is his sister after marrying a month. Both siblings were raised apart by foster parents. The couple separates and returns to their foster homes to adjust. The story notes the complex kinship and tragic family history involving Grant Spock and others.
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United Press
Mountain Grove
Ben Spock
Torms Rite
Grant Spock
Wright County
Ben
Mary Lee
Jefferson City
Sod Yorwn
Bert
Chilhowee
Williams
Japan Leaders Seek Break with Britain Resolution Adopted
In Tokyo on December 20 the council on the garran sitenton comprising Sciywsni party leaders and notable figures unanimously adopted a resolution to sever diplomatic relations with Great Britain. The measure faults the British government for complicating international relations and growing hostility.
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Uniteo Cross
Tokyo
Get
Council
Garran Sitenton
Sciywsni
Omiehl
Great Britain
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Ute Hittis
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Polly Wood
Sydney 4. McLaglen
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Philip Chancellor
Hollywood
Rol Montague
Anthony Chebatory
Capt
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Lmerning
Green
American Federation of Labor
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John K. Lewis
Steen
Lewis
Tatiana Unity
Tiemile
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Damascus
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Tri Sen Legion
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Thomas Mooney
Navy Department
District Institute of Teachers At
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PMY
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