Races for Governor Across 33 States in November
The piece outlines that 33 states elect governors on November 2, with 14 incumbents not seeking reelection and several retirements. It notes Dewey Byrnes Talmadge Pine Cherry Johns Rogers Mechem Johnson Ives and Lausche Williams as key figures, and cites historical trends of governors achieving presidential bids versus Congress members.
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Maine
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
Herman Talmadge
Georgia
John
Arkansas
Charles Johns
Florida
C. J. Rogers
Wyoming
New Mexico
Edwin J. Mechem
Senate
Edwin C. Johnson
Colorado
Irvin M. Ives
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
G. Mennen
Soapy) Williams
Michigan
Lausche
Cleveland
Buckeye
Charles P. Taft
Eisenhower
Williams
CIO
Congress
Wilson
Smith
F. D. Roosevelt
Landon
Dewey
Stevenson
Harding
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files September 20 1934
Reports from three local registration places at 3 o clock disclosed light intell ment. Only one day remains for those who must sign up to be eligible on November 1. An interested audience attended an evening mission at Emmanuel Episcopal Church with Corinne Dean Allian Barnes J J Griffithhs Horace Brysiolfson Merrill Lillie Ralph Ward and Bess Merrick. Vern Group handles mound job for Aero f. In their bathe game at the Waele ton Lunch the prexb title world series of the city loga. Henry Raymond a well known resident of this city died Tuesday born at Wheelock 78 years ago and returned here after operating a market at Youngsville for many years.
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Emmanuel Episcopil Church
Corinne Dean
Allian Barnes
J. J. Griffithhs
Horace Brysiolfson
Vern
Aero. F
Henry Raymond
Wheelock
Youngsville
Edinboro Man Held in Attempt to Murder Wife
An Edinboro man was arrested after allegedly stabbing his wife four times with a kitchen knife and pouring scalding coffee on her. The case, involving multiple prior arrests and an ongoing investigation, centers on the attack at their residence and the suspect's subsequent bond and court proceedings. The victim, Mary Burr, underwent medical treatment at a local hospital.
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Edinboro
Spaotise
Erie
Faltihemmyn
Stabb Hollen
Bulluh
Mary
Emily Burr
Sis M
B.S. Burr
St. Vincent’s
Marysville College
Marysville
Tenn
Lawrence Thrk Linlacks
Ion Sliver Thorn School
How Smart Are You in National Current Events Quiz
A scattered quiz asks seven questions on current events and facts of national and international importance. The piece notes political context around Democrat gains and a New Jersey governorship upset in 1964 reflecting voter ticket splitting and graft disclosures.
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Woodrow Wilson
Washington
Princeton
N. J
Stanton
Maine
Eisenhower
Florida
Michigan
Missouri
Ohin
Rhode Island
Lermessee
New Jersey
GOP
Wisconsin
Communists Return 12 American War Dead in Korea Exchange
In the ninth armistice exchange, the Communists handed back the bodies of 12 Americans. The United Nations reports a total of 8,800 war dead returned, including 1,600 Chinese and 1,000 North Koreans, with 500 listed as unknown.
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Associated Press
Seoul
United Nations
Smethport Girl Dies Of Polio At Bradford Hospital
Polio death of Jacqueling Helms, 4, eight hours after admission at Bradford Hospital, marks a fatal bulbar case in Smethport amid nine county cases this year. Her brother Richard, 6, has a lighter polio form. Five of nine cases reported in the county occurred in Smethport over the past 10 days.
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Bradf
Jacqueling Helms
Smethport
Bradford Hospital
Richard
Erie court halts tree cutting in Kitka land dispute
A Erie County Common Pleas judge issued a temporary injunction directing Jess and Grace Carman of Albion to stop cutting trees on Kitka land near Albion. Thaddeus Kwiat filed the suit asking that cuts be limited and prohibiting sale or removal of already felled timber. A hearing was set for September 26 at 10 am.
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Erie
Common Pleas Court
Thaddeus Kwiat
Rolirt
Thomas
Richard Kitka
Albion
Jess
Grace Corman
R. D
Kitka
Clevelane
Kwwilt
Carman
Samiel
Rossiter
Cay Trans
Lorbiddner
Tran
H Fi
Service Saturday for Ludwig Klemm
The funeral for Ludwig Kierman was held Saturday afternoon at 2 at Bracken Funeral Home with Dr. E A Ortner officiating. Friends served as bearers include Peter Glavis Philip Segal Stephen Tinko Jr Joseph Wawrejko L K Hixson and Steve Kosch. Burial was in the Lutheran Cemetery. Out of town attendees listed include Mr and Mrs Louis Fleur Mr and Mrs Michael Hrinko Mrs Joseph Viveralli Mrs Arthur Verno Mr and Mrs Alex Verno Mrs Joseph Kuss Mrs Clement Stack and Mrs Charles Jarmolowicz Eric Mr and Mrs Albert Piteavage Wesleyville Mr and Mrs Stephen Criski and Frank Romanosky of Utica John Kuss Spartansburg and Mrs Earle Dewey Ripl.
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Ludwig Kierman
Plelock
Bracken Funeral Home
E. A. Ortner
Peter Glavis
Philip Segal
Stephen Tinko Jr
Joseph Wawrejko
L. K. Hixson
Steve Kosch
Louisfleur
Michael Hrinko
Joseph Viveralli
Arthur Verno
Alex Verno
Joseph Kuss
Clement Stack
Charles Jarmolowicz
Eric
Albert Piteavage
Wesleyville
Stephen Criski
Frank Romanosky
Utica
John Kuss
Spartansburg
Earle Dewey
Ripl
Inoculation Drive Polio Vaccination Reaches 1632 in Pitman
In Pitman New Jersey churches police and civic groups joined health authorities to inoculate 1632 children and expectant mothers with gamma globulin. The mass effort followed four polio cases in a week and was carried out by seven doctors five dentists and 25 registered nurses in just over seven hours.
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Pitman
N. J
New Jersey
Erie burglars confess to 19 thefts including arcade loot
Detectives elicited a written confession from 21 year old Donald Arnold of Erie after a week of questioning. He named 18 year old William Wedzik as a co defendant in 10 burglaries. Police recovered a rim bar and linked scenes to recent break ins at pinball and vending venues. Jewelry from Ricardo's Tavern was sold in Chicago for a few dollars.
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Erte
Erie Area
Donald Arnold
Erie
Sets Art Bonaminto
Robert Ross
William Wedzik
Jack Smith
Joseph Kopelewski
Nunzio’s
Bonaminto
Ross
Arnold
Wedzik
Ricardo
Chicago
Apple theft charge leads to new arrest for Tubbs
Erie police report Arthur Tubbs 19 of Town Line Road fined 150 on two traffic charges Thursday and then, with William Kennelley 22, accused of stealing four baskets of apples from Merton Reed's Millcreek orchard. Reed chased them with a shotgun. both men arraigned before Justice John Lyons on larceny of crops and released on 300 bond each pending hearing.
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Erie
Arthur Tubbs
Town Line Road
Millcreek
Merton Reed
West Lake Road
Tubbs
William Kennelley
Reed
Justice of the Peace
John Lyons
Police term Tubbs a frequent traffic offender
Police described Tubbs as a frequent traffic offender. He faced two years of probation and was charged with two counts of driving during suspension of his license that Thursday.
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Tubbs
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Detroit
Chamber of Com
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Weightman
Philadelphia
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Ee Tene
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Thomas Motors
Tur Uies
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Phillips
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Corry, Pa
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Ludwig Klemm
Model Dairy Co
West Smith Street
Dial
Tailhagie Zia
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Ilancelle Taea Cosmetics
Marcelle Cosmetics
Committee On Cosmetics
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American Medical Association
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