W R C District Meeting Held at Meadville
W R C District No 2 of the G A R Women s Relief Corps met at Cussewago Temple Meadville to elect officers for the new year Harrist Hays of Titusville was chosen president succeeding Mrs Louis P Martien of Meadville who presided Kate Way of North East Pa was named senior vice president Mrs Adelaide Burlingham of Meadville junior vice president Mrs Charles Cook Albion treasurer and Mrs Nelli Austin Erie chaplain Four Meadville veterans of the Civil War were guests of honor They are Paul Albaugh David L Woods Daniel Carnish and J W Smithbe A welcome address was given by Laura Ames Johnson of Meadville The Erie Corps and other districts were represented by visitors including Mrs Maria Austin and Mrs Lottie Beecher and Mrs Anna Ey Spence all longtime members
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meanville
Harrist Hays
Titusville
G. A. R. Women's Relief Corps
Cussewago Temple
Center Street
Louis P. Martien
Meadville
Kate Way
North East
Adelaide Burlingham
Mead‘ville
Charles Cook
Albion
Nelli Austin
Erie
Paul Albaugh
David L. Woods
Daniel Carnish
J. W. ‘Smithbe
Laura Ames Johnson
W. RC
Crawford County Court
Urgess
Franklin
Gladys Everetts
Corps of Corry
Titnaville
Tmion City
Youngsville
City
Pittsbueeh
Lottie Beecher
Anna Ey Spence
Erle
Morgenthal Bear Rug Missing From Treasury Office
Henry Morgenthal secretary of the treasury will not have a new bear rug in his Washington office. His son Robert aged 17 killed a 260 pound grizzly bear while the Morgenthaus vacationed at Hilthorn Dude Ranch near Bozeman Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Mont
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Morgenthal
Washington
Robert
Morgenthaus
Hilthorn Dude Ranch
Here
Mae West on Hollywood, appeal, and marriage
Mae West, in a candid UPI interview, discusses what draws men, naming Roger Pryor as possessing more than looks. She chronicles her views on marriage, time, and love, noting Hollywood pressures and her own cautious stance toward a husband while focusing on career and personal standards.
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Leicester Wagner
United Press Blaff
Hollywood
Pletires
Ome
Roger Pryor
Tox
Aji
Liberty League denies plans for new political party
In Washington, Shouse, president of the American Liberty League, rejected claims the league seeks a new party or policy of property rights as a prelude to suppressing human rights. He argued the league promotes no ism and cautioned against linking property rights to broader political aims.
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American Liberty
League
Sims
Shouse
United Prose
Washington
Sépt
American Liberty League
Belleven
Jouett Shonae
A8d
Plana
Governor Pinchot Quietly Guides Peaceful Picketing
Governor Pinchot said state police would consult with textile strike leaders to define peaceful picketing and prevent violence. He stressed enforcing nonviolence while maintaining order during labor actions. The report notes references to figures from Paramount and mentions Miss West’s life story serialization.
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Harrisburg
Pinchot
Survivor recalls ship fire horror and rescue at sea
A survivor tells how a luxury liner fire swept the deck waking passengers with flames. He credits a sailor named Carl Pryor for guidance and rescuing him through a window during the panic. The tale centers on luck, courage, and a narrowly earned escape from death.
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Carl Pryor
250 Believed Lost in Ship Disaster
Survivor account describes a ship disaster with passengers in portholes and on deck. One lifeboat splintered, a girl injured by debris, and chaos as rescuers urged people to jump but could not assist all. Weather was gray and rain limited visibility.
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Senora
Mendax Capote
United Press
Spring Lake
WN. J
Europe
Delux
Copes
Tenement Blocks Dominate Rome Population Scene
Large blocks of tenements house most residents in Rome, with bulging stocks of rooms filling urban blocks. The text notes crowded stairwells and limited amenities as families seek shelter under dense housing.
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Rome
Elassle
Aemors
Hitler Speaks to Sixty Thousand German Youth
Nuremberg Sept 8 more than 100 boys and girls gathered in Zeppelin Meadow to hear Adolf Hitler address about 60 000 young Germans. He urged commitment to Nazi principles as a safeguard for Germany’s future strength and continuation of leadership. The crowd endured a blazing sun during the two hour speech.
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United Press
Nuremberg
Germany
Allen
Zeppelin Meadow
Reichafushrer
Adolf
Hitler
Joe Guffey
Senate
Pennsylvenia
N. R.A
T Lanaserthal
NRA
MRA
Public Works Administration
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt Administration
Peninsylvania
Ada Solind
Farmara
Penhsylvania
Credit Administration
Lobsterman Brings Ashore Half Ton Turtle in Rockland
In Rockland Maine Charles Bowden a lobsterman hauled a turtle weighing about a half ton. The creature measured seven feet from nose to tail and required sinking a rowboat to land it. The town received fresh turtle soup from the remarkable catch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockland
Charles Bowen
Low bidders named for two highway bridges
Pittsburgh bidders submitted the lowest bids for two non toll highway bridges and approaches. Pittsburgh firm Frimpey & Sons offered 4 018 30 for Bridge No 1 and 18 miles of approaches in Presna lire township. Casselman firm won Bridge No 11 with 12 698 44 for two miles of approaches in Canton township. Bridge A will be on Route 14 and another on Fante BL.
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United Pron
Harrisburg
Une and Co
Pitessurgh
Mit
Frimpey & Sons
Canfaclmon
Pits
Apeund
Sleven
Ani
Prsna
Lire Township
Casselman Fem Toe
Canton Township
Uester
Fante BL
Morgantown dealer pleads guilty to embezzlement
Waynesburg Pennsylvania September B Otto Donley a Morgantown West Virginia radio dealer and Green county family member pleaded guilty to two counts of embezzling almost 100000 from the estate of his uncle James W Green county schoolteacher. He confessed after the court held a morning session and sought permission to change his plea which Judge A H Sayers granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unites Proca
Waynesburg
Otto Donley
Morgantown
W. Va
Greeny County
James W
Gresne County
Donley
Luna
A . H. Sayers
Reed Named Republican National Committeeman
Senator David A Reed was named Republican national committeeman at a state meeting in Pittsburgh succeeding the late William S. Ware of Philadelphia. The election was by acclamation reflecting Reed's broad support and the party’s confidence in his leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ney United
Ftes
Pittsburgh
David A Reed
Republican National
Farley Rallies Pa Democrats for Roosevelt Program
Chairman Farley praises Franklin D Roosevelt and the New Deal in a testimonial dinner in Wilkes-Barre, urging Pennsylvania to elect a pro Roose velt Democratic delegation. He highlights relief recovery and reform, cites Civilian Conservation Corps, NRA, public works, and housing acts, and urges support for Joe Guffey and George Earle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Farley
Democratic National Committee
Lucreme
Wilkes- Barre
Tn Democratic National Committee
Democratic Party
Yea
Pennsylvani
Vounley
Robert J. Water
Northumberland
Susquehanna River
Coutry
Mississippi
Treasury
Polk
Kansas
Pennsylvania
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Cal
Joe Guffey
Roosevelt
Senate
United States
Hoosevelt
Pice
George Earle
Congress of United States
Enfire House
Frey
Boland
Richardson
Walter
James
Snyder
Faddis
Berlin
Troshy
Brooks
Ellenbogen
Sunn
Reed
Contry
Towar
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W.R.C
Harriet Hays
Corry
Morgenthau
Mae West
Hui Wood
Hinnan
Cary Grant
James A. Timony
Mr. Timony
Broadway
Iman
William LeBaran
Paramount
LeBaron
Denies League
Adolph Zukor
Emmanuuel Cohen
Albert Kaufman
Miss. West
Piptville
Eliza Norma
Charley Norman
Billy Norman
Farley
Democrats
League For Numan Uberty
Hoover
Great League of America
Uolfing
Civilian Conservation Corps
Tenaon
Elief
David Heed
Messirs
Housevelt
Te Senate
Jelief
Fhe Wike
Jams Moffett
America
Post Office
Mllion
Cuumbey
Saime
Post Office Department
Bitora
NRIA
Th. Roosevelt
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