Poland to oppose Nazi in Europe war stance shifts
United Press reports a changing Polish position as tensions rise in Europe. Anti Nazi demonstrations in Polish cities protest treatment of minorities in Danzig and youth groups express sympathy for Czechoslovakia. Rumors claim reconciliation between Marshal Smigły-Ryde and General Sosnkowski after estrangement.
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Seek Death Penalty For Oil City Murderess
The Commonwealth pressed for the death penalty in the Oil City murder case of Mrs. Princes Day 29 of Oil City, charged with the fatal axe slaying of Howard Sidley during a $250 holdup on March 1 1936. District Attorney Hiwin C. Mann planned to call Cecelia Numan, a Pittsburgh private detective, who would testify that Day confessed after posing as a prisoner in a cell. Three witnesses testified as a jury of six men and six women was selected, with Moon indicating the death penalty would be aired if jurors were not opposed to capital punishment.
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Paris
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Jay Nowell
Tom Thayer
Asa
Yay
New England
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Second New Deal recovery hailed by economist
Ward Gates, prominent economist, writes in Magazine of Wall Street that private spending and investment will supplement government stimulus and drive a recovery stronger and more sustained than 1933 to 1937. He notes rising corporate investment, inventory liquidation ending, and a higher base for the second New Deal. The Wall Street Journal reports home building permits up strongly in June and July, aided by FHA activity.
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Magazine of Wall Street
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Wall Street Journal
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Federal Housing Administration
Scott Prentice Targets Whitney as Olivia Enters Picture
Boston lawyer Scott Prentice secretly courts Whitney while cousin Tod understands little as Whitney sails homeward and Jay Nowell follows, suspects a love triangle. Whitney admires Scott but confesses love since adolescence, while Jay highlights New England roots and family ties as the ship nears Charleston Navy Yard.
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Barber Probed for Late Hours in Erie Case
Wilter Finch, owner of Superior Barber shop at 1805 State Street, found guilty of keeping his shop open past hours but no fine imposed as Alderman Schabacker dismissed the charge after costs. Police reported Finch operated at 8:17 p.m. on Saturday, August 20, following complaints by rival barber A. W. Boehm and two Boehm barbers.
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Wilter Finch
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Tom Cox
A. W. Boehm
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Art West
Jake Niederhoever
Finch
Accnriing
Three Injured in Separate Auto Crashes
Three men were hospitalized with injuries from two separate automobile crashes late Wednesday night. Al Wishniv, 28, of New Castle, suffered both legs broken in the Pittsburgh road crash near the Williams Inn and was listed as in serious condition. Emil Mendlow, 31, of Duquesne, and John Koma, 54, of Cleveland, Ohio, were injured in the Polk Street collision.
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al Wishniv
New Castle
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Luquesne
Wishniv
John Koma
Cleveland
Ohio
Witnesses Testimony in City Shop Incident Reported
In a Saturday night city proceeding, a woman and a man described a shop scene with disputed details about a hair treatment. Witnesses asserted an exchange with an individual named Pinch, while that person denied the statements during testimony.
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Cleveland WPA Job Completed
Cleveland September 11 massive WPA project at 68 000 Shore Drive formally opened after a 19 gun salute. Workers cleared dumps slag piles and junked mounds to widen the area and improve sewers and buildings. The effort, lasting three winters and two summers, employed relief workers amid heavy industrial cleanup.
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