Analysis of Hearst and Landon Cartoons in Political Debate
By Jay Franklin Washington comments on Hearst, Landon, and the New Deal, arguing Hearst backed by Hearst money taxes and surpluses. Discusses corporate dividends, stockholders, and graft concerns, labeling surplus taxes as manipulation. Notes the piece ends with a continuation mention on Page Vnree.
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Landon
Washington
Buituio
Hearst
Kansas
Wall Street
Pephapa
Hs Neversheen
Jlife
Haastalaeet
Topeka
Sidewalk Program Meeting Approval
Compliments pour in for WPA sidewalk work as crews tackle a wide city improvement program. Residents laud General Foreman R. Ti. Powers and foreman M. R. Amy for efficient supervision and report lasting, low cost improvements. E. E. Hisrvey oversees First and Second Ward projects, promising permanent, economical walks.
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James P. Crown
West Congress Street
The
Journal
Third Ward
R. Ti. Powers
M. R. Amy
E. E. Hisrvey
Road to Ruin? Be telephone company gains in 1936
The Be Telephone Company of Pennsylvania reported a net gain of 30 058 telephones for the first eight months of 1936, up from 6 84 the prior year. Regional gains last month were 909 in eastern Pennsylvania, 573 in central Pennsylvania, and 1008 in Western Pennsylvania.
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Telephone Company of Pennsylvania
Pennylvania
Central Pennsylvania
Western Pennsylvania
Former Corryite Drowned In Lake Heavy Weather
The air plane Lady Peace carrying Richard Merrill and Harry Rickman on the season’s first transatlantic flight lammed today in Wales. Official word says it landed safely in a field after running out of gas and radio failure. Pilot Jimmy Town said they would continue to London after refueling as rain began.
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Lady Peace
Richard Merrill
Harry Rickman
Atlantic
Wales
Air Ministry
Randile
Carmarthenshire
Jimmy Town
Ton
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Black Mountain
Wieye Bennett
New York
City Council to Approve Street Resurfacing Plan
Plans for resurfacing West Pleasant Street from Spring 10 Northwest streets have been received by City Council. The program includes South Centen Street from the tracks to Pleasant Street and West to Northwest Street, with possible storm sewer work delaying final action. Union City projects target Concord Road to the borough line and West High Street, start dates not set.
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Northwest Streets
Orilliance
State Department of Highways
Cotinel His
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Pleasant Street
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Pleasant
Spring
Center Street
Highway Department
Union City
Concord Road
Borough Line
West High Street
Corry
Bloody hand to hand fighting as Crips attack frontier
Rebels close ring around the city as loyalists fight desperate rear guard actions. Air bombardment intensifies around Fort Arabic while civilians flee toward France. General Emilio Mola rushes armored cars from Pamplona to speed the assault.
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Fort Arabic
France
Emilio Mola
Pamplona
Alet
Enmity Flares Over Manchukuo Spying Charges
United Press reports Moscow blames Japanese dominated Manchukuo for pressuring Soviet consuls to leave. The warning follows a recent incident at Jattsitsihar where a Soviet consulate employee was arrested as a spy and Soviet charges against the agency were raised. Tas highlights Far East tensions as Tokyo's Manchukuo seeks to vex Soviet presence.
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United Press
Moscow
RusSia
Japan
Manchukuo
Corry Man at Frisco Meeting
Harry W Parker cashier Citizens National Bank Corry will attend American Bankers Association meeting in San Francisco California this month. He departs Sept 13 for Buffalo to board a special train visiting Chicago BanI Lake Louise Vancouver Seattle Portland before the meeting. A Murray Wilson of National City Bank NYC will join in Buffalo. They expect to be away three weeks.
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Citizens National Bank
American Bankers Association
San Francisco
Calif
Parker
Buffalo
Chicago
Bani
Lake Louise
Vancouver
Seattle
Portland
Association
Santa Barbara
Los Angeles
Colorado Springs
Murray Wilson
National City Bank
New York City
Six Die When Plane Crashes in Alaska
Six persons perished when a plane went down on a mountain side in the Russian River lake region after departing Anchorage. Searchers sighted the wreckage late yesterday with no sign of life. U S Department of Commerce Inspector Hugh Brewster led an expedition to reach the site as weather allowed, anticipating a two day round trip.
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United Press
Anchorage
Alaska
Mani T
U. S. Department of Commerce
Hugh Brewster
Brewster
Special Registration Days Set in Corry
The county commissioners announced September 28 and 29 as special registration days in Corry. A member of the permanent Registration Bureau will be at the Municipal Building to assist voters and enroll them for the upcoming November election.
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Corry
Board of County Comenisllones
Erie
Hithe
Three Injured in Auto Crash East of Gorry
Three people were hurt in a collision on Cory Spring Creek road shortly after midnight. A Chrysler roadster driven by Nels Geertson and a Dodge sedan driven by C C Warner collided in fog, with both fronts damaged. Geertson and his brother Sidney, Frosty Pearson, and Mary Bensink suffered head or leg injuries. Warner was unhurt. State Patrol investigated.
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Nels Geertson
South Street
C. C. Warner
Geertson
Sidney
Frosty Pearson
East Main Street
Mary Bensink
Frederick ‘Street
Warner
P. B. Carlson
Recall
State Highway Patrol
Consider Martial Law in Palestine Proclaimed?
DONDON September 3 The British Government is considering proclamation of martial law in Palestine due to rising tension between Arabs and Jews. Recent Arab bombings targeted buses carrying Jewish passengers, according to reliable quarters.
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Erevan Dondon
Palestine
Aras
Arkansas Fugitive Captured After Cabin Hideout
Shreveport, La Sept 2 Fugitive convict Bua dy Sadler aged 26 and two companions who tried a bank robbery at Atlanta Texas last Monday were captured early today by Deputy Sheriff WW Boyle and Jack Christy. They arrested Sadler in a cabin near Rodessa oil field where the fugitives had been hiding for 36 days.
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Shreveport
Buady Sadler
Arkansas
Atlanta
Tex
WW Boyle
Jack ‘Christy
Saddler
Rodessa Oil Fold
Des Moines Welcomes Presidential Nominees in 1930s Rally
A 100,000 crowd gathers in Des Moines as President Roosevelt and Governor Alf Landon arrive for a one day meeting at the Iowa state capitol. Officials declare a political moratorium and plan focused discussions on relief measures with leaders from multiple states present.
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United Press
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Roosevelt
Alf M. Landon
Iowa
Kansas
Landon
Clyde 4. Herring
Towa
Lmanenn
Goverins
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Thy
Missouri
Oklahoma
Fa Hot
Herring
Dina
Capitol
B. W. Marland
Oklahma
WPA
Harry Hopting
Wattsburg Fair draws Erie crowds amid sparkling weather
Fair weather boosts expected attendance at the Wattsburg Fair as residents from Erie and neighboring counties head to the expo. Reported by Corry editors, last night’s exhibit drew throngs and weather has kept turnout below peak years, while more extensive displays and a strong entertainment lineup impress attendees. Harness racing slated for today and Friday adds further interest.
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Erie
Lanze
Corrylles
Wether
Black damp blamed for two mine deaths in Uniontown
Uniontown, Pa. Sept. 5 John Brewer said poisonous foul air caused the deaths of two miners in an abandoned mine near Uniontown. He had risked his life attempting to rescue his son and fellow miner from the gas filled depths.
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United Press Uniontown
John Brewer
Here
Two More Miners Recovered After Explosion
Logan West Virginia September relief teams pulled two more bodies from the mine after an explosion trapped six other workers. The recovered were Grover Saunders, 48, and Bill Refett, 40. Swelling and half-naked miners were seen returning to the surface as hope faded for the others. Page five continuation.
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United Press
Logan
W. Va
Aft Belli Cou
Huss
Grover Sauinders
Bill Refett
Treasury to Borrow 406 Million to Maintain Balance
Secretary Morgenthau announces a 406 million cash offering to refund 51 million due September 15. He pledges total net borrowings not to exceed 750 million for the fiscal year, citing unsettled European conditions and the need to keep the treasury balance near current levels as the cheapest insurance for the American people.
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United Press
Washington
Secretary of Treasury
Merv Morgenthau, Jr
Treasury
Morgenthau
Roosevelt
Morgentha
Test Borings Planned on Proposed Pittsburgh Dam Sites
Harrisburg reports that state and federal agencies reached a definite program for the Pittsburgh area in the Ohio watershed. Test borings will begin on ten tentative dam sites. the state will fund land acquisitions once Army Engineers in Washington approves them and the Water and Power Board clears the plan.
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Harrisburg
Sontebl
Pittsburgh
Ohi
Stile
Army Engineers
Washington
Water and Power Benmuirces Board
Norway Rejects Exile Demand for Leon Trotsky
Oslo informed the Soviet ambassador that Norway refused to expel Leon Trotzky, the exiled Soviet leader, who has been granted asylum in the country.
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Norway
Leon Trotsky
United Press
Oslo
Leon Trotzky
Italy to Increase Ships in Spanish Waters
Rome reports a government official says Italy will boost naval presence in Spanish waters after the murder in Barcelona of Umberto Sasinetta, an Italian citizen, as tensions rise over the incident and cross border security.
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Spanish
United Press
Rome
Barcelona
Umberto Sasinetta
Halian Jeitizen
Portland Tragedy: Joseph Taylor Dies After Boat Fall
Joseph M. Taylor, 37, of Portland, fell from a boat while fishing near Portland Beach off Wavines Way. A three-foot swell knocked him from the rear as Bert Gardiner entered the water to help. Despite seaplane searches and hours of inquiry, Taylor has not been recovered. He leaves a wife and a 3-year-old daughter, Virginia, and was formerly from Corry.
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Allie Taylor
Brod Street
Lake Urle
Portand Beach
Wavines Way
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Portland
Im Company
Bert Gariinier
Portland Beach
Tim
Taylor Oyultieu
Nator
Gardiner
Coronet
Julloot Westfield
Garfinier
Josnyi
Gardinier
Barcelona
Vanuwaven Point
Dunkarkenewapsyermen
Journal
Euwarel . O'Connor
Brocton
Sergt
Ireland
The
Star Police
Crandall Jain
Gardiner Tonn
West Field
Coronel Crandall
Corry
Virginia
Five Jump to Safety as Two Trains Crash
Sharon Pa September 2 Five men escaped injury when an eastbound freight struck a rear train and another stalled on the right of way. Engineer W C Sullivan and Fireman Finley Penee leaped from the moving engine. Three trainmen leaped from the caboose before it was demolished. Traffic halted for nine hours.
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W. C. Sullivan
Finley Penée
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