Couzens Defeated in Michigan in Primary News
United Press reports the 14 year senatorial career of James Couzens ends as he trails in Michigan where former Governor Wilbur M. Bruckner leads. Murphy wins Democratic governor nomination in nearby Massachusetts, Lodge tops Curley for the Senate. Wisconsin’s La Follette gains big gubernatorial support. New Hampshire defeats Hoover ally Moses.
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United Press
James Couzens
Roosevelt
Michigan
Philip F. la Follette
Wisconsin
Townsend
Repubican
Wilbur M. Bruckner
Couzens
Frank Murphy
George W. Wels
Murphy
Frank D. Fitzgerald
Veinconsin
Philip F. Laul- Wette
la Vollette
Alexander Wiley
John B. Chapple
Wiley
Massachusetts
James M. Curley
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
Krandsen
United States
Lodge
Curley
New Hampshire
George Moses
Henry Styles Bridges
Moses
Federal aid to states totals 21 billion in early Roosevelt years
The Republican congressional committee released an official compilation asserting federal grants and loans to states reached 21 billion dollars during the first three years of the Roosevelt administration. The document, dated September 16, challenges the administration's claims on federal support levels and highlights the distribution across states.
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United Press
Washington
Republican Congressional Committee
Roosevelt
Road to Ruin ad belies Sears sales surge
Sears shows record high cumulative sales for the current fiscal year through August and reports eight period totals from August 14 to September 10 at 87,017,510 dollars, up 32.7 percent from the prior year. Chicago report notes the strong performance and continues into September.
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Chicago
Sears
Clash Over Gasoline Halts Ocean Flier Rescue Flight
In Newfounduni on September 16 Captain Bade Rickenbacker and crew attempted a rescue after their plane the Lady Peace crashed in a swamp during a projected Great Britain to New York flight. Rickenbacker carried extra fuel and spare propeller blades for repairs as fishermen dragged the $95,000 craft from the swamp and prepared it for a possible return to New York.
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United Press
Johns
Newfounduni
Bade Ricken
Oncker
Vpsnel
Musgrave Uurboy
Harry Richman
Richard Drervii
trans-Attan Livers
In & Swamp
Great Britain
New York
Rickenbacker
Stop Roosevelt movement in four years old continues
Jay Franklin writes from Washington that the Stop Roosevelt movement resurges amid political shifts. He traces its evolution from pre 1932 Chicago convention to attempts to block New Deal reforms through courts and elections. Governor Landon’s role is questioned as the campaign bank and times cited as not ripe for another Coolidge.
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Jay Franklin Washingion
Roosevelt
Chicago
al Smith
Newton D. Baker
Hoover
Supreme Conrt
Cleveland
Republican Party
Arthur Vandenburg
House
Landon
Developments in the Spanish Revolt Today
Madrid loyalists face a dangerous Talavera front as rebel flanking seeks to sever Madrid’s communications with the east. Rebels push west from Bilbao by blocking Bilbao and Santander to starve populations, while Americans in Madrid face a 48 hour evacuation deadline and an embassy shelter dispute.
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United Press
Madrid
Talavera
San Sebastian
Bilbao
Santander
Toledo
Alpagar
Seveille
France and Germany to begin trade talks soon
A trade accord talks plan was announced after a conference in Bemin between Paul-Basti French commerce minister and Dr. Hjalmar Schacht German economy minister. The two nations will initiate negotiations to forge a bilateral agreement, outlining potential terms and future cooperation.
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France
Germany
Bemin
Paull Basti
Hjalmar Schacht
Reich
Tax Payments Good in City as Deadline Nears
Treasurer Frank Westley said tax payments look good for this period as the school tax deadline approaches. The 1936 school taxes must be paid by October 1 to avoid penalties, prompting many to settle. City and county taxes will draw more attention with a November 1 deadline to pay without penalty. Westley plans to print deadline cards and remind taxpayers that the 1935 tax must be paid with the penalty to enter the instalment plan.
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Frank
Westley
State Senator Club Speaker in Corry Rotary Meeting
State Senator Joseph Ziesenheim of Erie spoke to Corry Rotary Club members and guests at Hotel Corry last night. He outlined changes to the State Constitution, amended procedures, and upcoming amendments, noting methods for future enactments while detailing the meeting’s attendees and guests.
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Joseph Ziesenheim
Erie
Corry
Rate Probe Expected In Pennsylvania
A statewide rate probe to negotiate lower electric rates in Pennsylvania is expected today as officials anticipate a statement from the Public Service Commission to Governor Earle. The move is said to include withdrawal from the Rural Electrification joint committee and cooperation with the Federal Rural Electrification administration.
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Aarensburg
Public Service Commission
Hatle
Pennsylvania
Earle
Syithdrawe
Pennsylvania Joint Committee On Rural Electrification
Federal
Rural Electrification Commission
Administration A over Hitlers Bluff
Washington dispatch analyzes European tensions as Germany and Soviet Russia edge toward war while claiming neither desires conflict. Officials fear a triggering incident could ignite a broader war, with Hitler using threats to pressure France and secure isolation from France on the Franco Soviet pact.
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Hobart C. Montee
United Frees
Washington
Europe
Germany
Soviet Russi
Soviet Russia
Adolf Hitler
Great Britain
Mediterranean
Italy
State Department
Hiller
France
Hitler
Russia
France Moves to End Textile Strike in Lille
Paris dispatch reports the cabinet, alarmed by rising strikes and bitterness, plans a fresh bid to end the textile walkout. Interior Minister Roger Salengreen tours Lille to pursue settlement, signaling a broad effort to defuse tensions nationwide.
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Ralph Heinee
United Press
Paris
Roger Salen
Lille
Penn State drops two fiscal officers in resignations
State College, Sept 16. Unsatisfactory conditions led to the dismissal of William G. Murtorf, treasurer, and R. A. Lepley, cashier, of Pennsylvania State College. Dr Ralph D Hetzel, the president, said no further action by the board of trustees would be taken as they accepted resignations. Lepley had won 30000 in a house race sweepstakes last week.
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Penn State
State College
William G. Murtorf
Recsurer
R. A. Lepley
Pennsylvania State College
Ralph D. Hetzel
Board of
Laptey
Democrats Demand Maine Vote Recount After Victory
Senator Joseph F. Guffey of the Democratic senatorial campaign committee declares a Maine vote recount will be demanded after Gov. Louis Brann defeats Democratic candidate Ben Wallace in a race that White claims by about 5 000 votes. Guffey cites reports from Maine indicating at least two prima facie election law violations and says the contest could go before the Senate.
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United Press
New York
Joseph F. Guffey
Ben. Wallace H Wmiee
Jey
Enerluy
Senate
White
Brangiby
Mter
Maine
Guffey
Atlantic Storm Warned as Hurricane Heads North
Miami Florida September 16 a violent hurricane has charted in the Caribbean since a tropical storm killed more than 400 in Florida. The storm, southwest of Bermuda, moved north at eight miles per hour with no immediate danger to the mid-Florida coast. Experts expect a northeast swing into the Atlantic hurricane path as it moves north. The warning system remains on alert and ships are advised to take extreme precautions against this storm. The storm is described as the most intense in the region with high winds and severe seas over a wide area.
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United Press
MIAMT
Fla
Caribbean
Florida
Noversier
Bermmuda
NepaXork City
Prth
mid-Florida
Work to Start Next Week on Road Job
Road resurfacing slated from the Erie County line to Titusville along Route 4 with gravel and asphalt. One way traffic will be maintained during construction near Tillotson corners, with later berm resurfacing and foundation work tied to WPA projects from the past year. Route 8 also to be resurfaced.
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Erie County Line
Titusville
Titusville Ety
Tillotson Corners
Berm Willi
Lloyds Lowers Odds of War in Europe Within Six Months
Lloyds underwriters in London cut the odds of a European war within six months to 17 to 1. The rate today stands at a premium of 15 pounds on each 100 pounds of exposure, with earlier figures showing 2 to 1 in July and 49 to 1 in February 1934. The odds are used to gauge total loss risk in a potential European war.
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Lloyd’s
United Press
London
Lloyd's Insurance
Merger Rumors Circulate On Pennsylvanian Airlines
Pittsburgh report notes officials from Central and Pennsylvania Air Lines discussed a potential merger. The announcement arrives amid ongoing industry talk and speculation about airline consolidation.
U S Reestablishes European Squadron With Raleigh as Flagship
The United States announces the reestablishment of the historic European squadron on a permanent basis in response to worsening European conditions. Upon the Raleigh’s arrival at Gibraltar next month, the squadron will be officially named Squadron 40, with the Raleigh serving as flagship.
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United Press
Washington
United States Today
U.S. Navy
Navy Department
Raleigh
Gibraltar
Landon Orders More Action to Make New Jaunt
Governor Alf Landon, seeking the presidency, moves for more campaign action after Maine victory. He plans a Young Republicans event in Topeka, then a trip to Iowa Minnesota and Wisconsin to present farm policy, reciprocal trade, and social security views.
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Landon
United Press
Kans
Alf Mf Landon
East
Uo Topeka
Maine
Sands
Notine
Topeka
Iowa
Minnhesota
Wisconsin
Salvation Army drive gains church support in Los Angeles area
Organization leaders D. A. Hinetrom and W. Hoffman praised pledges from churches and groups as they plan an advance gift appeal and home-to-home canvass October 1 to 8. Funds will support hall renovations and youth character building, with a captains meeting moved to Monday night. Meanwhile in Beaver Pa a former New Brighton borough secretary Margaret G Eppers Colbert was indicted for embezzling 875 in municipal funds.
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D. A. Hinetrom
W. ©. Hoffman
Servation Army
Detover 1St Louth
Jack Sullivan
Salvation Army
Hall End
Beaver
Mra
Margaret G. Eppers Colbert
New Brighton
Jamestown Salesman Witnesses Accident Near Crossing
Flora Bailey 55 of Bear Lake dies after her Ford fails to heed a crossing warning and collides with Erie No. 7 near Deweys Corner east of Columbus. Witness Luth of Jamestown aids in warning. Engineer Jack Craig from Maddville reports a fast train, investigation opened by Coronel Edward Lowrey. Bailey leaves behind husband and five children, long-time resident active in Grange and Rebekah Lodge.
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E. Nash Bailey
R. D
Bear Lake
Erie
Dewey
Columbus
Luth
Jamestown
Lottaville
Dates
Trevelinge
Liu
Batley
Craw
Jack Craig
Maddville
Bailey
Bailey With
Huis
Lottsvile
Bear Lal
HVA
Coronel Edward Lowrey
Warren County
Warren
le Stefle
Lottsville
Louie Cooper
Mars
Madie Bailey
Buffalo
Genwi Johnson
Niobe
Corry Man James Foley Gets Deferred Sentence
Judge Miles B. Kitts deferred sentence in Corry for James Foley after a guilty plea to two motor code violations. Foley must pay the taxia before February and the sentence is deferred until the second Monday in February. He faced charges of leaving the scene of an accident and operating a vehicle without the owner’s permission. No other Corry cases were heard in court that day.
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Miles B. Kitts
James Foley
Foley
Corry
Clerk of Courts
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