Harrison Denounces Republican Tariff in Senate Debate
Senator Pat Harrison denounces the Republican tariff bill as a vast conspiracy to favor certain states. He accuses Read of Pennsylvania Hoge of New Jersey Bligh of Connecticut and Smoot of Utah of steering duties on woolen and cotton goods and sugar for their own interests. The speech highlights partisan maneuvering and argues the measure trades favors in secrecy to benefit specific states. Simmons notes growing interest in international affairs as he cites dispatches on European unity and forecasts opposition to tariff policy.
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Dispatches
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Arab Jewish Press Blames Arab Leaders for Riots
United Press reports in Tel Aviv that both Arab and Jewish presses blame Arab leaders and the Mota riot for killings near Hebron and the spread of unrest. Reports say grand mufti and Arab agitators are singled out, while Jewish outlets urge cautious cooperation with Arabs despite distrust. London dispatches warn of Jerusalem security fears as British troops guard holy sites amid heightened sectarian tensions.
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Hebron
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Dayar
London
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Dally Mall
Irana Jordan Bedoubis
Three Corry Rifle Shooters Shine at Camp Perry
Three Corry Radant Gun Club members excelled at Camp Perry in the NRA National Rifle Matches. Merle Samaelson posted 187 in the President's match and 9 in the Navy match, J Wallace 183 in the President's and 89 in the Navy, G L Kitleberger 187 in the President's, W Wilson 188 in the President's and Charles Linberg 219 in the Marine Corps match with 90 in the Navy. The Pennsylvania National Guard team finished second in the team event with 650 points.
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Camp Perry
Corry Rad Ant
Merle Samaelson
Navy
J. Wallace
Freaident
G. L. Kitleberger
Maton
Pennsylvania National Guard
Ecore
Hua
Inedividual Civilien
Charles Linberg
Wee
Marine Corps
Cyclone in Orange Free State Causes Extensive Damage
London dispatches report a powerful cyclone across the Orange Free State in South Africa. Bloemfontein Springfontein and Beth ay areas suffered collapsed buildings unroofed houses, demolished native quarters and destroyed fruit crops in a balistorm with widespread property loss.
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London
Orange Free State
South Africa
London ‘Morning Post
Bloemfontein
Springfontein
Bethay
Voting Registration Deadline For City Primary Election
Voters who have not enrolled must register tomorrow the final day to avoid forfeiting voting rights in the upcoming primary and general elections. Registration occurs Saturday with hours from 7 to 11, 10 to 2, and 4 to 10 pm at registration sites. all eligible residents must enroll this fall to participate in the primary and November polls.
Get Acquainted Dinner Held by Teachers' Ass'n
Members of the Corry Teachers Association and the Board of Education, Mayor Olin W. Bracken, and civic leaders attended a dinner at Hotel Corry. Fifty four enjoyed the event with a meal, songs, stunts and entertainment directed by Miss Layhle Murphy, Mrs Eugenia Graft, and Miss Agios Connell.
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Board of Education
Olin W. Bracken
Layhle ‘Murrhy
Mra Eugenia Graft
Agios Connell
Dewey
Artley
Hoitmaster
Sheen
Pennsylvania Railroad
Alr
Swissmont
St. Marys
Ridgway Stave
Eb, Munsall
Renovo
Hella
Desmond Dies After Long Illness at Home
VINCENT D. DESMOND DIED LAST EVENING AT HIS Concord Street home after years of heart disease and complications from a congenial trouble. Born in this city and a Corry High School graduate, class of 1900. Survived by widow Sara Alexander Desmond, sister Helen B. Desmond, and brother J. J. Desmond. Funeral at St. Thomas Church Monday at 9:30, private. flowers omitted per family wish.
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Concord Street
Mr. Desmond
Corry High School
J. J. Desmond
J. W. and
A. F. Howard Co
Sara Alexander Desmond
Misa Helen B. Desmond
Patricia
Desmoni
Lnter
Mia
Mrr
Desmond
St. Thomas' Church
V F W Frolic To Close Saturday on Washington Street Grounds
Veterans of Foreign Wars closes its week long frolic at the Fast Washington street grounds Saturday evening hoping for better weather. Poor attendance due to damp conditions reduces floats and parade participation though bugle and drill corps perform. A Pontiac sedan from Stay Garage will be raffled off at event end and organizers plan a larger turnout if weather permits.
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Washington Street
The
Post
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Divilii Corps
Ray
Alore
Sharon Plans Municipal Airport For Sharon Area
Sharon Pa September 13 plan to secure a municipal airport for Sharon and vicinity has been launched by the Chamber of Commerce airport committee city officials and interested citizens. It is planned to issue bonds totaling 100000 to finance the project. A survey of various sites has been made in recent weeks and options have been secured on the most desirable sites.
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United Press
Sharon
T Chatohar of Commerce Airport Committee
Murray
Xiten
Disarmament Docket Intersects Senate Inquiry and Tariff Debate
Washington September 13 The Senate focus on disarmament broadens as Shearer inquiry lingers delaying broader peace lobby probes. Premier McDonald's looming voyage to discuss parity with Hoover sparks debate on naval strength cuts and potential treaty ratification. A livestock embargo clash splits Democrats and Republicans as tariff talks extend into the weekend.
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United Press
Washington
International Aiiiation
Senate
Shearer Maral
MacDonald
Shearer
Es Jivell
Geneva
Oulset
Shegrer
Congress
State Stimson
McDonald
England
Hoover
Claude Swanson
Foreign Rélations Committee
Swanson
Great Britain
Secretary of Agriculture
Pat Harrison
Radio Schedules Show NBC CBS and Local Networks
Today’s five best radio entertainments listed with network affiliations and times. WRA and NBC present Network-T East Cities Service Hour. WAB and CBS feature Trud Story Hour at 8:00 EST. WJZ and NBC air Philea Hour at 3:30 EST. WIE and NBC broadcast Armstrong Quakers at 9:00 EST. WABG and CBS offer Ansy Band at 7:30 EST.
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NBC Network
WAB
CBS
WJZ
NBC
WIE
Armstrong Quakers
Andaste Ship Lost With 28 Crew In Great Lakes Storm
The Andaste vanished in a Great Lakes storm with 28 crew aboard as coast guard planes ships and radios failed to locate it. Officials of Andaste Steamship Co said the vessel was probably sunk and could not have been massed during the searches.
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Andaste
Grand Haven
Mick
Lake
Ikewine
Andaste Steamstu Company
Arrest Report Shocks Saegertown in Brown Murder
Police say Edward Brown died September 2 after injuries allegedly caused by Mrs. Sue Dewey of Saegertown. Dewey was arrested on murder charges after a lengthy state police investigation. bail set at 5000 dollars for a hearing before Alder man J D Roberts on October 1. Brown, a Canadian arrival, was found unconscious at the Saegertown yard where he worked, with autopsy attributing death to head injuries. Dewey retained attorney C Victor Johnson of Meadville and plans to contest the charges.
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Edward Brown
Saegertown
Sue Dewey
Brown
J. D. Roberts
Dewey
Saegertons
Suegertown
Canada
Meadville
C. Victor Johnson
Meadvilla
Troop No 5 Boy Scouts Organize at Episcopal Church
Troop No 5 of the Boy Scouts of America reorganized with about twenty boys meeting Wednesday evening at the Episcopal Church. Horton J. Davis and Clarence Loveland assume leadership roles, with Ell Murrah C LeAlexander and Frank Wilcox as sponsoring troop committee. Troop No 6 remains among the city’s oldest, inviting nonmembers to enroll, meeting Wednesdays at 7:30 p.m. at the Parish House.
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Episcopal Churel
Britain and Soviets May Resume Trade Talks
Moscow reports Maxim Litvinoff, acting foreign minister, sent a ple to Britain accepting London talks on procedures before a conference to restore Russia and England relations. Previous London discussions stalled as the Soviets demanded exchange of ambassadors. Britain reportedly refused.
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United Press
Moscow
Maxim Litvinoff
London
Russia
England
Great Britain
Clergy Lay Meetings Planned Next Week in Erie Diocese
The Erie Diocese announces a clergy and lay conference next week at St Barnabas Lake and Siegertown Inn Bath led by Bishop John C. Ward. Speakers include Rev Ebner Schmuck and Rev L D Utts. Thirty five lay delegates from the local Episcopal church will attend with delegates L. W. Olds J. S. Wright Milan Waller and Weillace Young among participants.
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Episcopal Church
Belngeld
St. Barnabas
Ti Lake
Siegertown Inni Bath
John C. Ward
Diocese of
Erie
Ebmer Schmuck
Hell Departamen
the Nations Church
L. W. Olds
J. 8.Wright
Milan Waller
Weillace Young
Clérey Reqnferencs
Nine Soviet engineers held on sabotage charges in Leningrad
Nine leading engineers and directors of the Soviet Shipbuilding Trust were arrested on charges of systematic sabotage aimed at overthrowing the government. Officials alleged deliberate mismanagement cost the state about nine million dollars over several years. Minor officials were seized and accused of launching unseaworthy vessels and planning fireresisting acts to overturn the regime.
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Soviet Shipbuilding "Trust
Spims Wa
Cornet: Hom
Trigger Man in Swanson Killing On Trial At Erie
Court hears opening of Nathan Bard trial for the murder of Russell Swanson in North East on April 19. Jury of six men and six women seated. state may rest late today. Several prospective jurors questioned on religion and family ties. defense objects on religious queries. Joe Iain of Minneapolis among defendants to go before the bar as Bard faces murder charge.
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Om Iil
North
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Mindeapolia
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Halyersna
Tellmer Swanson
Bard
Wiliam Bingham Iranian
Williarm Butler
Plan Cooking Exhibit Here Plan Cooking Exhibit Here
A two day cooking demonstration hosted by the Home Making Department of the Cosry Woman's Chil in the Meelit house assembly room on Mott Street. Mrs Ayis K. Broughurst, rep of the Associated Gas and Electric System of Pennsylvania, will lead with Miss Margate Smith assisting. Demonstrations include oven dimmers, framein desserts and electric cookeries. No admission charge. public invited. The Associated Gas and Electric Company will award prizes to attendees.
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Cosry Woman's Chil
Essembly
Meelit House
Mott Street
Upelock
Ayis K. Broughurst
Two Will Hang for Murder in West Virginia
In Moundsville on an unlucky date Walter Wilmot and Millard Morrison were to be hanged for the murder of Frank Bowen, a filling station operator. Governor Conley denied clemency, and the execution proceeded as planned.
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Moundsville
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Wilmot
Millard
Morrison
Bussheth
N. J
Frank Bowen
Wh. J. Conley
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