Pinchot to Address Public Meeting in City Park
Former Governor Gifford Pinchot will speak at a 3 PM outdoor mass meeting in City Park, Corry. Local and Erie leaders will escort the party from Warren and return for the event, signaling a key moment in the campaign and pledges on prohibition enforcement and abolition of the Public Service Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gifford Pinchot
Wornster
Pinchot
Warren
Alec Sisson
Charles R. Davis
Erie
Corry
D. A. ‘Hillstrom
Corry and Erie
City Park
Philadelphia
Hemp
Public Service Commission
Pinchot Party
Hile
Lavgrenice
Hric
Ransdell and Blease Fail in Renomination
United Press reports that seven incumbent senators failed renomination in primaries, including Ransdell of Louisiana and Blease of South Carolina. The group, with veterans and colorful figures, faced defeats or voluntary withdrawals amid shifts in party and public sentiment.
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Ransdell
Blease
United Press
Washington
Senate
LE Cole B. Brease
South Carolina
Joseph Rens Gell
Louisiana
Furnifeld M. Simmons
North Carolina
Enate
Charles 8. Deneen
Uhols
Ruth Hanna McCommick
Joseph R. Grundy
Pennsylvania
Billett
Massachusetts
G. Phipps
Colorado
Arthur R. Gould
Maing
Patrick J. Sullivan
Wyoming
Warren
Guy D. Goff
West Virginia
David Baird, Jr
Walter Ey Edge
France
Thedaivat
Rausdell
Gillet
Gnatec Hiow
Blesse
Permit liquor manufacture for medicine
United Press reports that the treasury plans to issue permits to manufacture an additional 2,000,000 gallons of bourbon and rye whiskey for medicinal use. Six distilleries in Kentucky and Pennsylvania now produce 2,000,000 gallons this year, with a similar quantity expected next year. Industrial commissioner James Doran will authorize the same distilleries reopened this year to continue production.
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Treasury
Y United Press
Washington
Kentucky
Pennggi
Industrial Aleghel
James Doran
Needlework Guild Appeals For Aid
With funds low and heavy demands for relief Heng received for relief, the Needlework Guild appeals for assistance. Officers call attention to many needy children now going to school. Those willing to subscribe or donate clothing may contact Mrs Charles Stewart at Colegrove's millinery store or Mrs Wilson J awards.
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Heng
Charles Stewart
Colegrove
Wilson J
United States Steel to Acquire Oil Well Supply Merger
United States Steel Corporation to absorb Oil Well Supply Co in a deal approved by stockholders. The merger involves 64,992 shares plus options worth up to 6 805 500, with US Steel stock at closing price two days before closing. Pittburgh United Corp will form and elect directors as the new entity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pittsburgh
Oil Well Supply Co
United States
Steel Corporation
LS. Steel
Treasury
Her Corporation
United States Steel Corporation
U.S. Steel
New York Stock Exchange
Pittabugh United Corporation
Associat
Uited States Steel
Wilson-Snyder Manufacturing Corporation
Penn Railroad Plans $140000 Oil City Project
United Press reports Pennsylvania Railroad plans a 110 foot turntable and extension of the aft pit at the South Oil City roundhouse within 90 days at an estimated cost of 140000. Sixty tons of structural steel and 6500 cubic yards of earth will be used. Abandonment of North Oil City facilities is expected after the new Allegheny River bridge is completed, with the bridge due in 30 days.
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United Pres
Pittsburgh
South Oil City Roundhouse
W. Smith
Pennsylvania Railroad
North Oil City
Allegheny River
Smith
Flood threat to Chinese cities as levees fail
Residents of Tientsin and Pieping flee as 220 feet of Yellow River levees collapse in Western Shantung. Hundreds of villages submerged, more than 630 acres inundated, and further damage feared from impending breaks. Grapes ruined and homes swept away by floodwaters.
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Shanghat
Tientsin
Pieping
Yellow River
Shantung
State College to Offer Night School Course
State College extends engineering extension courses for Corry residents this winter offering evening classes in direct current electricity mechanical drawing blue print reading accounting public speaking and a three year course in building including mathematics drawing chemistry materials of construction strength of materials mechanics machine design heat electricity and metallurgy Representatives Bunnell and Nia Breeden will present further details on page five.
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Department of Engineering
Pennsylvania State College
Corry
Stat College
The
Collegc
Bit Bunnell
Nia
Bredden
Will
Babson optimistic on autumn business rebound
Babson predicts relief from the current business slump may come this fall at the 17th annual national business conference in Wellesley Hills Massachusetts. He notes the Babson chart shows a bottoming out and expects a definite pickup, contrasting today’s blues with last year’s optimism and warning against overreliance on cycle theory and stocks.
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United Press
Wellesley Hills
Mass
Roger W. Babson
National Business Conference
Babson Park
Babson
Probe blast of engine kills six in Philadelphia
Six workers died and ten injured as a Reading Railroad locomotive exploded in the yards at Third and Erie streets. Officials suspect low boiler water and a faulty injector. Victims named include John Biemiller 46 Fred G Spangier 49 John Kelly 43 Crawford L Dunscoath James P Smith and James Gordon 47.
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United Press
Philadelphia
S, Reading Railroad
James Gordon
Third
Erie Streets
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Bureau of Locomotive Inspection
John M. Lukens
Phidelphia Bureau of
Director of
Public Safety
L. B. Schofield
John Biemiller
Fred G. Spangier
John Kelly
Crawford L. Dunscath
James P. Smith
Murphy wins Detroit mayoral race against Bowles in recall election
Detroit voters choose Frank Murphy former judge as mayor, defeating Bowles by about 19 000 votes with over 105 000 to 93 354. Three challengers split the rest, while John A. Smith and Philip Raymond trailed. In the concurrent Republican primary James Couzens wins renomination over Chase Osborn, leveraging Detroit turnout.
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Unitea Presa
Detroit
Frank Murphy
Gireult
Charlamyles
Murphy
Bowles
John A. Smith
Rote
George Magel
Smith
Philip Raymond
James Couzens
Chase Ostorn
Jersey HoldUp Dodgers $20,000 from Trust Co in Patrol
Three bandits held up two employees and two depositors of the Merchants Trust Company at Main and Bloomfield streets in Paterson New Jersey and escaped with $20,000.
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Jersey
United Press
Paterson
N. J
Merchants Trust Company
Main
Bloomfield Streets
Erie Railroad shifts tracks at Center Street
Erie Railroad crews at the Center street crossing relocate tracks as part of a city wide improvement program. Tracks will move south at Center street and north at Maple avenue with a swing southward toward Pennsylvania avenue to straighten the roadbed and reduce curves. New loading platforms will be built south of the eastbound tracks and the siding west of Center street shortened to clear space. No word on any plan to move depot sidings. Repair work will follow the track relocation and platform construction.
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Erie Railroad
Center Street
Maple Avenue
Pennsylvania Avenue
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bie
No word on plant project delaying Aero Supply move
No word was received from George S Stich, president of Aero Supply Corp, regarding moving the College Point and Dayton plants to the city. Stich, in New York, would inform Jocil citizens committee of the company’s intentions later today. Unfilled orders at the U S Steel Corp declined by 44,851 tons in August, totaling 9,580,204 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Stich
Aero Supply Corporation
College Point
Stich
New York City
United Press
New York
United States Steal Corporation
Naval accord talks stall amid Franco Italian drift
Geneva opening marked by Italy's detached stance as Dino Grandi leaves sessions with disarmament data for Mussolini. Britain France negotiations linger over London pact entry while Briand plans european federation. Ensign Walsh, 35, USNR, dies in San Diego Bay when amphibian plane hits a destroyer foremast.
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United Press
Geneva
League of Natione
Nicolas Titulesco
Romania
Dino Grandi
League Council
Italy
League
Fiscl
Mussolini
Aristide Brlland
France
Loward
League of Nations
M. Zumeta
Venezuela
Zimeta
Briand
la European Federation
Grandi
Mediterranean
Brace
Ensign
San Diego
Calif
Walsh
United States Naval Reserve Air Corps
San Diego Bay
Elliott
Five Best Radio Entertainments Listed For Tonight
NBC and CBS network shows dominate the schedule with Palmolive hour at 8 30 p m on WEAF WIIZ and WABC presenting Daniel pleasures hour and California melodies on NBC and CBS networks. The Palmolive hour on WEAF and Coca Cola program on WEAR lead the evening lineup with 9 p m and 10 20 p m slots respectively.
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WEAF
NBC
Wiiz
Daniel Pleasure
WABC
CBS
Philco Aymiphony
Rallies Law Forces in Fight on Gangs in Chicago
United Press report from Chicago describes a looming clash between a powerful gang coalition led by Capone and a rival coalition of law enforcement, big business, and labor. State's Attorney Swanson to present before the September grand jury as the city braces for action against a so called cooperative government in the metro area.
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Judge McGoorty
Grand Jury
al Capone
United Press
Chicago
Pangsters
Capone
Giders
Met
United Btanca
Order
Ia Jewits
al For AN
AU -Far A
Dueating
Cutmely
Wae
Meer
Gapone
John A. Swanson
Confidence grows in new Argentinian regime after first test
United Press reports rising confidence in General Jose Felix Uriburu's government as it quells street fighting and arrests former president Hipolito Irigoyen. Troops keep order in Buenos Aires while plans to appoint an ambassador to the United States move forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Folgen
United Press
Buenos Aires
Jose EL Urituru
Itz
Hipolito Irigoyen
United States
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Solan
Governor Long
South
Needlework Guild
State College
Couzens
UDGE
Mrs. Gig
Abbey
Motorodt
Conneaut
Ohio
Ils
Sue Javent
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