Local Dairymen See Milk Price Rise to 1.52 per Gallon
Dairy producers in the region received word that the August return from the Dairymen's League Cooperative Association will rise 23 cents over July to 1.52 per gallon, including a seven cent certificate of indebtedness and a ten cent volume premium. The July price was 1.29, marking a 28 cent increase. The higher price supports dairies after years of lean returns as market conditions stabilize and dairy prospects brighten amid drought and improving fall crops.
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Dairymen's League Cooperative Association, Inc
Autoists Narrow Escape As Car Skids On Wet Highway
A New York City family traveling in a De Soto sedan left Roosevelt highway east of Beaverdam intersection and overturned with all four wheels in the air. The occupants escaped bruises and cuts, and the car was badly damaged as the driver tried to pass another vehicle on a rain slick road. The group planned to resume their trip to Detroit later that day.
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New York City
Roosevelt Highway
Beaverdam
Butterfield
DeSoto
Detroit
Beaverham
High Road
Autoista
Former Lt Governor Reynolds Stricken at Bedford
John M. Reynolds 89 a former congressman and lieutenant governor of Pennsylvania and long time interior secretary suffered illness in Bedford Pennsylvania today. He held posts under Governor William H. Glothland and later served as interior department official. An ambulance brought him from his home to local hospital for treatment.
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Bedford
Anies
John ‘M. Reynolds
Penneylvania
Eneistent
le Homie
Tong Iimneo
Reynolda
Guvernior Tinier Fuente Guverior
T de Basford
Erngreth
Joe Guara
Fight for Inflation Intensifies in Congress and Treasury
United Press reports Senate banking chair Freener and Senate finance chair Harrison pressing for immediate administration action to raise commodity prices. They warn Congress may compel an inflationary policy by mid October as cotton shipments peak. They favor Treasury issuing portions of the 3 billion authorized under the Thomas amendment, though some doubt rates will be paid.
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United Pres
Washington
Capitol Tees
ChriItian Freener
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Harrison
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
Pletchel
Treasury
Eleven Corry Graduates Entering College in 1932
A parade of Corry High School graduates from the class of 1932 plans to enter colleges this fall, with Beatrice Brown Edinboro State Teachers College and Katharine Golegrove Radcliffe among those departing for higher study. Others include Orlo Ewing Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and Agnes Lillie Bainboro State Teachers College, as well as Penn State, Western Reserve, Carnegie Tech, Georgetown, and more.
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Corry High School
Col-Legas and
Beatrice Brown
Edinboro State
Teachers College
Gily Butters
Washington
Fatally Hurt in Accident in New York City
Warren dispatches report the death of William Senden son of Mr. and Mrs. John Senden of Russell from injuries in New York City after an accident on 18th Street Sunday. He died within an hour at New York hospital. Funeral services will be held in Warren. The deceased leaves his parents and sisters among others.
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Warren
William
Sanden
John Senden
Russell
New York City
Mit'heig
Yikiie
New York Hospital Cabot
Miia Sfegpom
Twit Aatighters
Dsriy MT Flees
Af Cea
Did & Stater
Caran Wetman
Ot Fuseel
Two youths killed by train in Hagerstown incident
In Hagerstown Maryland on September 14 two youths ages 18 and 19 were struck and killed while sitting on railroad tracks eating trail. The victims were Walter S. Griffith and Martin Griffith, cousins from Hriad, Md.
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Hagerstown
Walter S. Griffith
Ad Martin Griffith
Mi Hriad
Johnson sees jobs for million more by Oct 1
United Press reports General Hugh S. Johnson predicted that another million unemployed would be back at work by October 1 as New York staged a large peace time demonstration for the national recovery program. He said the psychology of unemployment had shifted to re employment and noted widespread confidence among marchers, including bankers and needle workers, amid traffic disruptions and heavy banners.
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United Press
New York
Hugh S. Johnson
Atter
Wirth Avenue
Johnson
The
Merciments' Association
United States
Tigery
Blue Eagle
Iad
Planing mill leveled and barn destroyed in night fires
Fires in the vicinity caused several thousand dollars in losses. The Will Dingfelder farm barn near Mac's Inn on Hobsevelt Highway burned at 2:45 am, destroying the barn and all contents including finished lumber and farm equipment. Patrolman Brown raised the alarm. Firefighters confined the blaze, but nearby structures were threatened. Loss estimated at five thousand dollars, with partial insurance. A separate blaze destroyed the Clymer Lember Company planing mill at 11:30 pm with total loss and uncertain origin, nearby machinery also lost and insurance partially covering the damage.
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Will Dingfelder
Mac's Inn
Hobsevelt
Brown
Wat
Dingfelder
West Smith Street
Dingfelder Barn
Ablaz
Gite
Uraltips
Wiere
Tvesizot
Clymer Lember Company
Gilbert Ton
Clarence Rhebergen
Clymer
Surance
Cuba Moves to Protect Americans Amid Island Turmoil
Army Chief of Staff orders all provincial troops to safeguard 1200 Americans scattered across Cuba, 750 in strike zones, as President San Martin and cabinet meet through the night to restore normalcy and prevent American intervention. Nearby unrest threatens land reforms and peasant displacement in Oriente, with fear for American residents amid ongoing strikes.
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Army
Lawrence S. Haas
United Press Staff
Havana
Bulgen- Sin Batista
Ramon Ray San Martin
Toda
Oriente
Cardenas
Malanzae
Atate
Girardo Machado
Amaritume
United Pres Yornigiers
Caleb Wind
Senator predicts large revenue from liquor tax
Béjit Washington reports that Chairman Harrison of the Senate Pimance Committee forecast that a tax on liquor beer and wings could raise about 70 million dollars for the federal treasury. He cited the latest amendment and its potential impact on federal revenue and prices.
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United Press
Washington
Harrison
Senate
Pimance Committee
Federal Treasury
World Series Opens October 3rd or 4th in NL City
Meeting in Landis office decides the World Series start date with options based on whether the Giants or Cubs win. If Giants prevail the opener is in New York October 3 or 4, then Washington and travel days. If Cubs win the opener moves to Chicago October 4 with games in Chicago and Washington, with travel gaps. Ticket tiers remain 6.60 9.50 5.30 and Cubs may sell singles or groups.
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United Press
Chicago
Kenesaw Landis
New York Giants
Washington
New York
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Cubs
Lone Bandit Robs Gettysburg Bank
A masked bandit with a face disguise robbed the First National Bank at Fairfield eight miles west of Gettysburg today, fleeing with between 600 and 700 dollars in small denomination bills. Cashier Robert Martin and assistant Arthur Moore faced threats as the robber demanded money, then escaped in a stolen auto 200 feet from the bank toward Mt. Alto. State police said the car had been stolen last night in Waynesboro.
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Ogy Winshed Frese
Puy Septi
Thena
First National Bank
Falfield
Fiere
Robert Martin
Arthur Moore
Moore
Mt. Alto
Waynes
Nazis Ordered to Kill Exiles on Sight in London
London Daily Herald charges Hitler government issued a death warrant on 33 German exiles deprived of citizenship. Notices posted at a London club urged Nazis to kill them on sight, with photos of each exile displayed. Names include Philp Scheidemann Otto Wells Lion Feuchtwanger and others. Three exiled politicians arrived to attend a mock Reichstag fire trial.
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London
Hitler
United Press
Iill Jarsight
Londinolin
Daily Herald
Weluds Philp Scheidemann
Republic of
Horses Die from Sleeping Sickness in Delaware and Maryland
United Press report from Wilmington Delaware notes nearly 200 horses have died in southern Delaware and Maryland from a disease called sleeping sickness or encephalomyelitis. Authorities suspect a spread from a farm and linked brain lesions cause muscle paralysis, leading to death. Dr C C Palmer of the University of Delaware comments on the impact and spread.
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United
Wilmington
Del
Delaware
Awate
Maryland
Gota
C. C.palmer
Te University of Delaware
Orlom oPie Towne
Study Retail Costs as Price Control Basis
Washington reports a new study by the Recovery Administration to set a basis for price control. A committee of the Industrial Recovery Board, led by Secretary of Commerce Roper, will determine production and merchandising costs to guide uniform pricing rules across states. The effort aims to clarify how the master retail code fixes prices and may influence discussions before the Consumers Board, which opposes broad price fixing. Current codes require minimum prices above cost, with the index at ten percent in the latest phase.
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H. 0
Thompson United Press
Washington
Recovery Administration
Industrial Recovery Board
Secretary of Commerce
Roper
NRA
Consumers Board
Thil
Corry VFW Post Fifth in National Membership Campaign
Walter H. Scott of the Lieut. Agcné W. Thompson Post announces the Corry VFW post placed fifth in the national membership drive run during the first half of the year. New members were added during the membership days, a Buck post designation of a candidate was noted, and Dr Morty Amy, now state commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, was named the candidate for the prize amid Corry Post’s high standing across three canvasses.
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Walter H. Scott
Agcné
W. Thompson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Corry Post
Sip
Stigney
Buck Post
Morty Amy
Striet
Veterans of Foreign Warn
Corry
Chmmunier Sia
Pinchot to mobilize guards over coal conflict in Pennsylvania
Governor Gifford Pinchot plans to deploy about 650 National Guardsmen from western Pennsylvania to quell unrest in the bituminous coal regions. Lieut. Governor Edward Shannon was instructed to prepare mobilization orders, with Pinchot returning to the state tonight. Washington reports note broad agreement by coal operators on a code under NRA framework.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Pinchot
Washington
Edward Shannon
Shannon
Todaly
NRA
Stuet
Roosevelt takes hands on coal code impasse
President Roosevelt assumes direct charge of the coal code deadlock and orders a White House probe. Labour and justice officials head to Uniontown to study unrest and bloodshed as Pennsylvania Governor Pinchot reports continued disorder and operator resistance. The move aims to secure a code acceptable to operators labor and the NRA.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Ing
Labor and Justice Department
Uniontown
NRA
Pinchat
Pennsylvania
White House
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