Efforts to Open Textile Mills Declared Futile by Strike Leaders
United Press reports from Washington that textile mill openings failed to break the strike as leaders warn of a wider walkout if negotiations stall. The NRA proposal is rejected as a trial balloon while tensions rise among workers and industry figures.
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French Creek Canal
United Press
Washington
Orne
Francis J. Abnetiy
Teader
Allied Textile Trades
Livsvorkers
NRA
Petey van Horn
Silke Institute
Iseen
Tranus J. Gorman
van Horn
Silk Code Authority
Toay
Gorman
van Nora
Hugh S Johnson
Johnson
Lextile Uniion
Mrs Dall Will Not Alter Divorce Plans In Washington
United Press reports Mrs Anna Rongevelt Dall, wife of Curtis Dall, will not change her divorce proceedings or public duties in Washington. She will continue magazine writing, family duties, and civic work, declining to comment on potential remarriage while avoiding gossip.
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Ruby A. Black
United Press
Warhington
Anna Rongevelt
Dall
Curtis
Washington
Mall
Aid
Escapes from Home Foster Child Returned to Institution
Garl Whitman aged 18 from Essex Street escaped from the Higswood Home and was captured objected by Fetirnine. He will be returned to the Erle institution tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garl Whitman
Essex Street
Higswood
Tieht
Erle Institution
Hi Times Returns As Journal Feature
Hi Times the school paper from Senior High School returns as a weekly feature in todays edition page seven. Editorial staff drawn from students prepares and furnishes the copy with articles about the school and its activities for the 1984 term.
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Hi Times
New School for Shop Sought in Curry District
Curry Public Schools aim to replace the Hatch building housing the industrial shop with a modern vocational facility. The project would be financed mainly by federal relief, with the district contributing a small share for new materials. The board plans an early conference with Erie relief officials to pursue this and other school projects.
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Hatch
Curry Pub
Sindliet
Curry
Educatidn
Hateh
Srmeior High School
Federal Relief Administration
H. Rommersale
Erie Relief Offices
Pratt and Whitney stockholders reap vast returns
Senate investigators reported Pratt and Whitney Aircraft stockholders earned a return exceeding 1.1 million percent on an initial 1000 dollar investment. The firm organized in 1925 with 5000 shares at 20 cents each, yielding 11.487 million by 1982 from cash and stock dividends, with original investors named as C. W. Deeds, George J. Mead, Fred Bentley, and the Pratt and Whitney Company.
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Ronald van Tine
United Press
Washington
Pratt and Whitney Aircraft Company
Senate
Senate Munitions Committee
C. W. Deeds
George J. Mead
Fred Bentany
Pratt and Whitney Ca
Roosevelt Witnesses Second America's Cup Yacht Race
President Roosevelt attended the second race of the America's Cup aboard the Nourmahal as Rainbows defender Rainbow and British challenger Endeavour prepared off Newport Rhode Island at Brenton Reef lightship. Weather threats loomed but the White House yacht proceeded as Governor Green reassured him about the Rhode Island strike situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oly United Press
Newport
R. L
Roosevelt
White House
Brenton Reef
Governor Green
Rhode Island
Two Killed in Pittsburgh Weekend Car Crashes
In Pittsburgh on September 17 two people died and 18 were injured in weekend auto accidents. Frank Hutter, 31, of Mollenaner died at Mercy Hospital from a fractured skull after being struck by a streetcar Saturday evening. John Mitizjal, 20, of Renton died at Newington Citizens General Hospital from a skull fracture when his car collided with one driven by Mike O'Brien of Verona.
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Pittsburgh
Hhis
Frank Hutter
Mollenaner
Mercy Hospital
John Mitizjal
Renton
Newington Citizens General Hospital
Mike O'Brien
Verona
Astor Again in Limelight
John Astor, 21, a multi millionaire, amid rumors of a Gillespie affair, is unhappy in his Providence palace as Mrs. Astor absent to attend a wedding. Reports say quarrel occurred in the lobby and on the sidewalk before the Providence Biltmore Hotel, with Mrs. Astor rushing to catch a train to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Wport
John
Astor
Gillespie
Providence
Pinchot protests halt in arms probe amid disclosures
Mrs Cornelia Bryce Pinchot protests withholding disclosures about Du Pont campaign contributions until after the November election. She told Senator Nye the public has a right to know which candidates support arms makers and warned the Senate munitions committee against delaying revelations to favor certain candidates. She urged prompt release of findings before voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unites Press
Harrisburg
cornelia_Bryce-Pinchot
du Pont Company
Delaware
Senate Munitions Investigating Committee
Gerald P. Nye
Rep. D
Pinchot
Nye
United States
Two Hurt Near Spring Creek in Crash of Cycle
Three youths were injured in a weekend motorcycle and auto crash near Spring Creek. Howard Neckers, 20, remains in Corry Hospital with a mangled left arm after his car skidded and went into a ditch. doctors hope to save the limb. Tony Polomaski, 21, and Casmer Polomaski, 15, were also hurt when their motorcycle struck a calf. Tony had a crushed left hand and middle finger amputated, while Casmer suffered minor injuries and was released.
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Costy
Corry Hospital
Howard Neckers
Theodore Neckers
Neckers
Tony Polomaski
Casmer
Spring Creel
R. D
Spring Creek
Ides Mtlons
Nations Election Adds Chile Spain and Turkey to Council
The League of Nations assembly elected Chile Spain and Turkey to non permanent seats on the council. Turkey replaces China after failing to win re election. Soviet Russia is slated for a permanent seat tomorrow with Turkey likely to hold the rotating presidency in 1935 and Russia in 1936. The entry of Russia heightens interest amid Molders Motto and Lityin discussions as potential reasons for Moscow’s influence.
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League of Nations Council
Russia
Tommorrow
Ited
ENEVA
Assembly of the
League of Nations
Chile
Spain
Turkey
China
Rescue Council
U.S
Six Injured in Pittsburgh Race Riots
In Pittsburgh on September 17 a heavily augmented police force patrolled after a wild weekend of race rioting that left six injured and 15 arrested. The most serious hurt was 63 year old Joseph Lazzaro who was shot in the groin and taken to Pittsburgh Hospital. Another victim was Patrolman Charles Cribbs, 40, who was severely beaten while trying to restore order.
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Pittsburgh
Joseph Lazzaro
Pittsburgh Hospital
Charles Cribbs
Registration Tuesday for Corry voters in November race
City registrars open for Corry voters tomorrow from 8 a.m. to noon, 1 to 6 p.m., and 7 to 10 p.m. All voters must enroll to be eligible in November. Only one registration day left after Tuesday, so residents are urged to register to avoid final day congestion.
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Corry
State Senate to Pass Relief Bills Tonight
Harrisburg report notes that the legislature plans to push nine administration measures focused on relief. Seven bills redirect about 14.4 million from special funds to the general fund to fund old age and unemployment relief. The session aims to raise 19.4 to 20.4 million with liquor store profits and avoid new appropriations, while confirming over 700 of Gay Pinchot's appointments remains uncertain.
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Morey J. Potter
United Press
Harrisburg
House
Senate
General Assembly
Ninta
Pennsylvania
Gay Pinchot
Alien smugglers arrested at Erie
Two men, Aaron Weissburg of Peabody and Davis Weathall of Hillside New Jersey, were arrested on September 17 as leaders of an international alien smuggling ring. They allegedly delivered three aliens to Mrs. Frank Krasinowski of Lundys Lane.
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Weg Woltegress Eri
Wndey
Aaron Weissburg
Peabody PI
Newark
N. J
Davis Weatha
Endeavour Takes Early Lead In America’s Cup Race
In the first official America's Cup race, Tom Sopwith's Endeavour led Harald Vanderbilt's Rainbow midway, then surged to win the close duel as both boats rounded the weather mark. Endeavour showed a strong early bid with a 21 second mark lead before the late run to the finish.
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United Press
Argo
Mackay Radio
Tom Sopwith
Endeavour
Stunt
Newport
Harald S. Vanderbilt
Rainbow
Macksyn
Harold
Vanderbilt
Tim White Rainbow
T. O. M. Sopwith
Sopwith
Ramoon
Hindeavour
Mars
Tome
Rev Perry F Haines Returned To Corry Church
Rev Perry F Haines pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal church of this city was returned to the vice pastorate in the Erie conference session at New Castle today. Nearby appointments include Spartansburg R B Wadsworth Minion City F S Neizi Rane W F Bartlett North East W J Small Wr ie Asbury KE Shingled esker Mirie Caecate C G Petres Erie Wayne Street R F Howe Clymer L R Phipps Mayville H J Thompson Spring Creek W H Garnett Youngsville T H Johnson Grove City L Cass Titusville W V McLean S H Barrett Big Rin Milton Thomas Ridgway L M Barnard Oil City Bethel H K Steele Oil City Grove S L Maxwell City Trinity G Shut Meadville First B S Wright Meadville Grace W J Baldwin Pansina W M Thompson Sheffield J F Cook Warren Epworth J C Aver jil Warren Grace HL A McCurdy Warren First C E Allen
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Perry F. Haines
First Methodist Episcopal Church
New Castle
Spartansburg
R. B. Wadswort
Minion City
F. S. Neizi
Rane
W. F. Bartlett
North East
W. J. Small
Wrie Asbury
Shingledesker
Mirie Caecate
Oil City Bethel
H. K. Steele
Oil City Grove
L. Maxwell
City Trinity
G. Shut
Meadville First
B.S. Wright
Meaiville Grace
W. J. Baldwin Pansina
W. M. Thompson
Sheffeld
J. F Cook
Warren
Epworth
J. C. Aver Jil
Warren Grace
HL. A. McCurdy
Warren First
C. E. Allen
Ickes to Outline Oil Control Plan
Secretary of the Interior Harold L. Ickes was expected to appear before a special House committee to present suggestions for oil control legislation in the next session of Congress. The subcommittee of the House Interstate Commerce Committee plans to hold hearings throughout the week to start drafting proposed legislation.
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Unites Fro
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Harold L. Tekes
Honge
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Rescued Sailor Recounts Sloop Tragedy on Lake Michigan
Herman Jensen, 43, sole survivor of three aboard the 34 foot sloop Spray, details hours of horror as he clung to the mast with the body of Thomas Graham, 32, while Irving Unit 28 was swept away. Graham died before Coast Guard arrival. unit details remain unclear. The trio sailed from Racine Saturday night for a Milwaukee regatta.
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United Press
Racine, Wis
Herman Jensen
Spray
Duridge
Thomas Graham
Jensen
Lake Michigan
Coast Guard
Irving Unit 28
Hisody
Racine
Milwaukee
Beaver Mahoning route attacked at hearing on canal plan
Washington hearing on the proposed Ohio River Lake Erie canal examined four routes with critics arguing the Beaver Mahoning path is impractical and unjustified. Pennsylvania spokesmen warned of economic and environmental harm, while Allegheny-French Creek proponents urged selecting an all-Pennsylvania waterway. officials favored Beaver Mahoning despite protests.
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Gavin
French Creek
Ohio River
Lake Erie
United Press
Washington
Board of Army Engineers
Pennsylvania
All Pennsylvania
LH Gavin
OM City
Lipper Allegheny Improvement Association
Ohio River Lake Erie Canal
Beaver and
Mationing
Ashtabula
Allegheny River
Erie
Scio
Sandusky
Portsmouth
Sudusky, O
Miami
Maumee
Cinccinnati
Potedo
Hays
Celebrate Signing of the Constitution Commemoration in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on September 17, a Constitution Day observance will be held at Constitution Hall marked by patriotic services. Cardinal Dougherty and Justice Robert Von Moschsiskis will open the event, with speakers including Col. Robert R. McCormick of the Chicago Tribune, Edward Al Hayes of the American Legion, and Bainbridge Colby, former Secretary of State.
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Philadelphia
Cardinal Dougherty
Robert von Moschsiskis
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Robert BR. McCormick
Chicase ‘Tribune
Edward al Hayes
American Legion
Bainbridge Colby
Woodrow Wilson
Orincipal
Two Strikers Killed in Manila Riot at Minerva Factory
In Manila on September 1, rioting cigar makers clashed at the Minerva factory gates. Several dozen were injured or killed as thousands tried to storm the plant. Six strikers and four police or militiamen were among the wounded.
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Manila
Minerva
Polini
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DuPont Company
Clymer
Findley Lake
State Senate
Challenger
P.F. Haines
Corry Church
Ickes
U.S. Constitution
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