Mexico orders crackdown on Catholic Church amid revolt charges
President Abelardo Rodriguez accused Catholic clergy of fomenting rebellion and ordered action by Attorney General Portes Gil. The move signals plans to expel archbishops and bishops and to close churches nationwide, as the Supreme Court rules property heavily used by the church may be confiscated. The government pushes a six year economic plan focused on industrial growth and peasants land restitution, while education is to be secular.
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Jacques D'Armand
United Press
Mexico City
Abelardo Rodriguez
Emilio Portes Gil
Tim Country
Rodriguez
Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Saltilla
Coshuila
Beheverria
Tae
Corry Voters To Register At Municipal Building
Corry voters who missed previous registration days may qualify for the next Tuesday election. A special registrar will be at the Municipal Building tomorrow from 8 are again 1 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.m. for the res registration of voters from wealthy districts.
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Corry
Younger Barrow leads bandit gang in Texas
In Dallas Texas on October reports say L C Barrow youngest Barrow brother identified as leader of a bandit gang. He and others allegedly stole 23 dollars from a motorist last Saturday night. Police say he was linked to the crime and to the Barrow family shootout in which Clyde and Buck Barrow were killed by peace officers.
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Dallas
Texas
Barrow Brothers
Clyde
Buck
L. C. Barrow
City Faces New Financial Troubles Over Borrowing Limit
Corry voters report new financial trouble as Citizens National Bank notes the city has exceeded its borrowing limit. The city had prior authorization of $20,000 but a new setup reduces to $16,000, now surpassed. Council met with City Treasurer F J Westley and deputy Trevie Mullen to discuss the deficit.
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Corry
Citizens National Bank
Instituton
F. J. Westley
Trevie Mullen
Democrats Rally With Flying Squadron Visits Corry
Democrats from Corry and vicinity plan an old fashioned rally Thursday night as the Flying Squadron visits. Speakers include Congressman Charles N. Crosby, C J Dutton, M F Finneran, Allan MacLean and Joseph Rogan. The event opens at 8 30 p m with a parade and tents at the Municipal building if weather permits an open air meeting.
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Democrats
Corry
Red Fire
Waterford
Wasson City
Gerry
Charles N. Crosby
C. J. Dutton
M. F. Finneran
Allan MacLean
Joseph Rogan
Akescay
Relief Board Delays November Funds Allocation
The Pennsylvania state emergency relief board will delay its November funding, awaiting the post election meeting. The federal grant for November nears $9.1 million, about $0.5 million more than October, with Pennsylvania expected to add about $6 million from state funds to reach $15.1 million for month relief efforts.
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Emergency Relief Board
United Press
Harrisburg
State Emergency Relief Board
Federal Relief Administration
Pennsylvania
Federal will restore 5 percent pay cut for US workers
President Roosevelt announced that the federal government will restore the five percent pay reduction to its employees beginning July 1, 1935. He said budget estimates include the full restoration as the cost of living is expected to rise next July, and noted accompanying measures will ease debt payments.
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United Press
Washington
Hoyes
Roosevelt
Lis
Old age pension program set to start December in Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania Department of Welfare plans to start old age pensions in December with total allocations of $669,068.07 for December and January, funded by the relief act and liquor store profits and later adjusted from unemployment relief funds. Eligible are residents over 70 with ten years in-state, up to $800 monthly, with county grants listed by totals for December and January.
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United Press
Pennsylvania
Allegheny
Armston
Beaver
Bedford
Blair
Butler
Cambria
Clearweld
Wik
Erie
Payette
Greene
Hilningdon
eSPARRAN ATTACKS DENS STAND ON MILK
In Mechanicsburg Pennsylvania John H McSparran state secretary of agriculture condemns unnamed supporters promising two cents more per quart for milk if George H Farley elected governor. He accuses these men of deception and attacks on the Republican ticket.
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Mechanicsburg
Pennsylvania
George H. Farleia
John H. B McSparran
Aerichitire
New Federal Relief Reforms Debated For 1935 Programs
Washington Oct 31 United Press reports that changes in unemployment relief methods are studied to produce a definite program by January when Congress convenes. Roosevelt weighs direct relief reforms and new unemployment insurance while considering a permanent public works program and civil works projects. Relief officials and lawmakers anticipate conferences to shape a plan applicable by early next year with possible test in the District of Columbia and eventual expansion.
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H. G. Thompson
United Press
Washington
Congress
Hoosevelt
Harry Hop Icing
White House
Pat Harrison
Senate Finance Committee
Mr. Roosevelt
District of Columbia
Campaign Advisory Board Forms Committee for Drive
A special meeting of the Balgation Army Advisory Board appointed a drive committee led by W A Johns. Members include D A Gillstrom F Brown and Bentley. Interested residents may contact committee members for detailed information.
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Balgation Army Advisory Board
W.A. Johns
D. A. Gillstrom
F Brown
Bentley
Corry Republicans Rally Against New Deal Programs
About 125 residents attended a Corry area rally at City Municipal building with 25 visitors from nearby towns. Will Rose and Jacob Held led remarks criticizing the New Deal, AAA effects on farmers, and urging private operation of business while pledging to work with the administration on sound proposals without heavy taxes or penalties.
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Congress
Republican Party
Vally
Hiné
Union City
North East
Corry
Will Rose
Cambridge Springs
Jacob Held
Erie County Council of
Repubican Women
Her Sohlual
Prank Austin
J. A. Cassidy
Corry Council
Rose
AAA
Pennsylvania
South
Pitt Gifford
Gifford
Conten
Pittsburg Stadium Faces City Tax Assessment
The University of Pittsburgh stadium, previously tax exempt as a school building, is under review by the city assessors who consider it a commercial enterprise. Officials warn that a city levy could result, noting the $2,000,000 concrete bowl has not been assessed for commercial purposes.
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Pittsburgh
University of Pittsbugh
Geratiny
Board of
City Assessors
Window Glass Labor Troubles Averted
Washington October 31 Threats of a general walkout by glass workers were minimized as manufacturers met with the recovery board to discuss complete negotiations on wage hours. Monro, president of the manufacturers association and a Pittsburgh manufacturer, said labor was satisfied with hours and wages and the only dispute concerned selling clauses. Rabbi M Bosch of Newark City, visiting Corry, left that morning for Sharon Pa.
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Washington
Recovery Board
Monro
Manufacturers Association
Pittsburgh
Rabbi M. Bosch
Newark City
Corry
Sharon, Pa
Fire Threat to Beaverdam Methodist Church Alarmed City
A fire near Beaverdam, sparked by an 11 o'clock incident, endangered the Methodist Episcopal church. Fire Chief Paulson praised local volunteers and Beaverdam crews who rushed to the scene, with more than fifty firefighters in automobiles aiding suppression before full control was reached.
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Wats
Olttocke
Beaverdam
Gail Oy
Paulson
Escape of Dillinger Becomes Indiana Campaign Issue
Charges of murder kidnapping graft and fakery in the toy pistol escape of John Dillinger from Lake County jail inflame a two party Indiana campaign. Investigators say Dillinger paid an $1800 bribe and the expose moves toward a major election issue as a grand jury considers indictments and officials face scrutiny.
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United Press Crown Point, Inc
John Dillinger
Lake County
Indiana
Dilinger
Wolvais
Dillinger
Wm. J. Murray
Te Lake County Criminal Court
Halloween Parade in Corry May Face Rain Odds
Rain threatens Corry Hallowe'en events under the VFW Post. Parade forms at 7 45 PM from the VFW Home, marching through First Avenue, South to Concar, Main, Min to Cynter, then to the city sidk. Corry High School band VFW bugle and tram corps expected to participate. VFW sponsor dancing party at the Biks home after the parade.
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Corry
Hallowe'en
A. W ‘Thompson’ Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
First Avenue
Concor
Main
Min
Cynter
City
Corry High School
V.F.W Buele
Tram Corps
V.P. W
Biks
North Center Street Block Sold at Municipal Auction
The block on North Center Street occupied by the Grand Union Teelore was sold to James Ilsin of this city this morning at public sale in the Municipal building. No bids were received for the remaining parcels and properties which await court order.
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C.H. Heath
Pulic Eal
North Center
Grand Union Teelore
James Ilsin
Imaik
Byrnes Probes Pinchot Over Pennsylvania Campaign Conspiracy
In Washington on October 31 a request from Senator Byrnes to Governor Pinchot sought a statement about an alleged conspiracy to conceal campaign expenditures by Republican candidates in Pennsylvania. The letter mentions Senator Reed and William Schnader and notes possible primary and general election violations. Byrnes announced a Pennsylvania investigation and urged hearings after the November elections. He offered to probe Joseph Guffey as well.
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United Press
Washington
Pennsylvania
Gifford Pinchot
James I. Byrnes
Senate
Byrnes
Pinchot
David A. Reed
William A. Schnader
Reed
Tas
Reid
Donald Russell
Read
William Schnader
Reel
Regdi
Byres
Pritchot
Joséph M. Guifey
Guifey
Guffey
Reed Plots City Vote Appeal in Pennsylvania
Senator David A. Reed faces charges he is aiding farm price policy while appealing for city votes in Philadelphia. Democratic candidate Joseph F. Guffey accuses Reed of opposing higher prices for hogs and dairy and tobacco farmers, insisting the government should lift farm prices from their 1933 depths. Harry Mooney of Gi City moves household goods as he relocates to Ou City from Corry.
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Reed
United Press
Philadelphia
David A. Reed
Joseph F Guffey
Senate
Guffey
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