Joining Up For Victory In Pennsylvania Political Fight
The Corry Evening Journal reports Charles J Margiotti will back the Guffey Earle Democratic ticket for governor and work for turnout in the November election. The move marks a split from the Republican leaders in Harrisburg and signals a new force supporting tax relief and reform against utilities and corporate interests. The piece contrasts Margiotti’s stance with Governor Pinchot’s recent approach and notes broader tax delinquency concerns highlighted by auction notices and property sales in counties like Jefferson Bucks Somerset Blair Fayette.
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Charles J. ‘Margiotti
Guffey-Earle
Margiotti
Jast Spring
Fig
Pittsburgh
Marglotti
G. O. P. Parley
Melton
Grundy
Gen.Atterbury
Loiz
Harrisburg
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Jefferson County
Bucks County Court House
Somerset County
Blair County
Fayette County
Uniontown
White Oak Forest Decline and Reforestation Hope
The article recalls how white oak forests vanished as early settlers cut and burned to clear land for crops. Oak supplied oil barrels ship timbers and more but pioneers ignored future scarcity. It urges restoration with settled planning and long term investment for grandchildren's education.
Mitchell and Durant deny dark whispers of mayhem
Hollywood reporters portray a comic skirmish as Mitchell and Durant defend their work from critics. They argue the exchanges are assault and battery not mayhem, with quips about justifiable homicide and suspended sentences after a chaotic on-set squabble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Mitchell
Durant
Frank Mitchell
Jack Durans
Frank
Ark
Washington Monument Reaches Middle Age In Public Interest
Washington DC observers note the monument’s 3 050 visitors in August, a 15 428 rise from 1933, with 75 000 using the elevator to reach the 604 foot level. Builders prepare the first bath as scaffolding surrounds the obelisk and safety measures guard the marble. The article traces the monument’s history from 1798 through 1884, noting costs over 1 million dollars and a 56 by 56 foot base with roughly 24 000 stones forming the structure.
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Washington
Washington Monument
Capital
Virgina
Maryland
John Marshall
Congress
Grant
Astrological Notice for Octavine Readers
The note speaks of a quiet day with Neptune influencing the early morning and a Scorpio moon aiding completion. It offers guidance on prayer or intention and links a future birthdate to novelist potential with a favorable financial period starting January 15, 1895.
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Neptune
Brviah
Mrs. Mabel Larson to reopen Modern Dance Studio
Mrs. Mabel Larson will reopen her Modern Dance Studio on North Center Street October 1. She plans children's classes on Saturday afternoons and tap for adults Wednesday evenings. A Pen Club gathers Tuesday evenings and a junior ballet room class Friday evenings after the opening.
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Mabel Larson
North Center Street
Troop 53 Scouts Meet for New Year Reorganization
Troop 53 and Troop 63 meet under Scoutmaster Harry Spicer at a home session to begin a new year. Re-registration and recruiting are underway with nine new boys in the scouting age range urged to contact the Scoutmaster within a week. Malcolm Haines is named Senior Patrol Leader and William Merrick and Walter Dundon are Patrol Leaders. A Camp Dawson weekend trip is planned with a meeting for officers at Malcolm Haines home Thursday at 7:30 PM.
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Boy Scouts
Harry Spicer
Scouttmaster
Malcolm Haines
Paul Phelps
William Merrick
Walter Dundon
Camp Dawson
Scoltmaster
Man-tailored gowns spark Paris fashion debate
In Paris a Mary Knight column notes Henry Creed's man-tailored evening dress splits gender styles. It describes a chic dark sleeved sheath with high neck and white lace accents, praising its bold yet feminine balance and the public reaction to this season’s silhouette.
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Faris
Henry Creed
Tess
Creed
Creef
Final Pennsylvania legislature session to wrap up roles
Harr isburg reports that the extra session aims to raise funds for unemployment relief and will cap the terms of 65 House members and seven senators. Many incumbents face retirement or defeat, with race outcomes shaping party control and future leadership after December terms end.
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Morey J. Potter
United Press
Harrisburg
Flouse
Pennsylvania
Harry 8
Senit
Clearfield
Edward A. Duffy
Philadelphia
J. Anson Wright
Bedford
Thomas J. Gallagher
John J. Kane
Pittsburgh
Howse
Edwin Cmbardt
Bureau of Weights and Measures
Emhardt
House
James H. McClure
Succes Mansfield
Alegheny County
David W. Bechtel
Congress
Selayuie- Northumberland
Hugh M. Stevenson
Prohibition
State Senate
Mercer Crawford
James TL. Quitn
Allegheny County
Chester B. Rakes
Monro
Superior Court
Waowere
Raymond J
Sheiley York
Davin c. Cramer
Westmoreland
John Holmes
Joseph W. Flynn
Clair E. McGinniss
Blonde in Shooting Case Arouses Love Ties
Swissvale police questioned Thomas A. Cummings, former chief, as his wife was found shot in their home. A 21 year old Braddock resident Anna Mandelia was questioned about their relationship, while detectives cited inconsistencies in Cummings account and a gun hidden in the building basement.
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United Press
Swissvale
Thomas A. Cummings
Anna Mandelia
Braddock
Cummings
House gavel to pass as terms expire in 1935 session
The article lists lawmakers with terms expiring December 1 including Wagner Howard Marcks Reilly Lina Hes ter and others. Speaker Talbot’s gavel term ends December 1, a month before the 1935 biennial session. Lieutenant Governor Shannon will preside over the Senate until January 15.
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B. Wagner
Washington
Reuben Howard
Payette
John J. Marcks
Lehigh
John Reilly
John E. Milina
Philadelphia
Prankc P
Lenhan
Luzerne
Christaln L. Hester
Northampton
Talbot
Gavel Wielder
House
Edward C. Shannon
Senate
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Journal
Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Qolloo
Paris
Mary
Ary Knight
George W. Beach
Allegheny
Leslie Himes
Clarion
Norbert J. Fitzgerald
Erle
Robert B. Sterling
Faytte
Jacob A. Raub
George W. Williams
Tioga
Harry E. Himes
W. C. McGregor
Armatrons
W. Albertson Haines
Bucks
J. Llewellyn Meredith
Chester
Jesse R. Wilke
Blair
George N. Wade
Cumberland
Grover
Harry A. Lewis
Frank C.chapin & Sons
Corry, Penn
Heinz
Abe Royal
Hershey
Hampton
Baker's
Sunkist
California
Im Cot
Atlantic & Pacific
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