British financial crisis deepens world concern urging moratorium on vets' bonus
China asks League of Nations to intervene in Sino Japanese dispute over Manchuria. Geneva meeting set for tomorrow to consider the request. In Manchuria Japanese troops control railways and telegraph lines within a hundred miles of Mukden. Chinese civilians flee toward Peiping amid panic and reports of refugees and troop movements fill the lines.
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United Press Geneva
China
League of Nations
Manchuria
Kowpangtze
Mursden
Peiping
Mukden
Mob threatens to lynch Bluebeard in Hartson jail melee
Harry F. Powers, a matrimonial agent who confessed to five murders, cowered in a West Virginia state penitentiary death cell at Moundsville after a weekend mob swarmed Hartson county jail in an bid to lynch him. Officials moved him to safety as crowds surged, police guarded the transport, and Powers cried out in fear while hearing outside cries of lynching.
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United Press
Clarksburg
W. Va
Harry F. Powers
West Virginity State Penitentiary
Moundsville
Hartson County
Powers
Sherif W. B. Grim
Herbert A. Brown
Hall's Plane Crashes Into House Killing Two
In West Brighton on September 21 James Goodwin Hall piloted a fast yellow plane toward Detroit for the American Legion convention when it faltered over Staten Island and plunged into a house. Federal Bank and Trust president Peter J. Brady was killed and Hall was injured. a woman resident also died in the blaze.
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United Press
Hall
Roosevelt Field
American ” Legion
Detroit
Brady
Staten Island
Cra
Bridy
U S Consul Seized by Japs Released in Manchuria
United States Consul John Carter Vincent on leave of absence was seized by Japanese soldiers in Maed en Manchuria while they checked identity. He arrived at midnight amid rain and supplies movement, was challenged with bayonets, then shown official papers and released after apology. His baggage was returned and he did not plan a protest.
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Maeden
Manchuria
United States
John Carter Vincent
Vincent
Sheney
Baltn
Hin
Ford Plant at Chester Swept by Fire Today
Fire swept through two large Ford Motor Company buildings in Chester Pennsylvania starting at 5 a.m. The blaze spread through the paint shop and other sections, drawing units from Chester and neighboring towns to fight the flames. Firemen reported the fire under control by mid-morning but could not save the two structures.
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Chester
James
Blaze
United Press
Ford Motor Company Assembly
Qimntene Tousy
Boroighs
SUI
Plantire
Berry
Linwood
Marcus Hook
Parkside
Eddystong
Chester Township
Sparta Fair Impresses With Record Exhibits and Attendance
The three day Sparta Fair at Spartangburg concluded Saturday evening drawing large crowds from Corry area. About 1,700 exhibits filled by students and local youths, with roughly 50 from grades and 100 from high school. Agricultural displays led the show with notable student participation and expanded exhibit space due to school attendance.
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Spartansburg Sauuday
Corry
Sleventh
Spartangburg
Spartans- Turg Vocational School
Whittley
Ground breaking set for $1.4 million Pymatuning dam
Sharon Pennsylvania September 21 ground will be broken for the 1 400 000 dam project October 6 1981 Governor Gifford Pinchot will attend if possible Mayor Frank Gilbert was notified Senators Fees Buckley Reed and Dave from Ohio and Pennsylvania are invited Work on the site clearing has begun The dam will create Pennsylvania s largest lake and regulate water flow in the Shenango and Biener rivers
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United Press
Sharon
Gifford Pinechot
Frank Gilbert
George White
Fees and
Buckley
Ohio
Reed
Dave
Pennsylvania
Shenango
Benyer Rivers
Eleven killed as Japan quake rocks two prefectures
Eleven people died in a violent two prefecture earthquake in Japan with nine deaths in Siatama and two in Gamma. Dozens injured as communications with Kamizawa, a summer resort visited by Gol and Mrs. Lindbergh, were disrupted. Americans and British residents were in the village.
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United Press Toto
Siatama
Gamma
Here
Kamizawa
Gol
Charles A. Lind-bergh
U.S
W. Cameron Forbes
Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
State Department Eyes Sino Japanese Feud in Manchuria
The State Department in Washington views the Sino Japanese tensions in Manchuria as more serious than last Saturday. It has not yet decided to remind Japan and China of Kellogg Pact obligations but notes nine powers might act under the 1623 pact if oriental disturbances escalate. No moves to pacify combatants have been taken.
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Lele
Washington
State Department
Manchuria
Jupsu
Chick
Shaees
Britain suspends gold standard amid global stock turmoil
Heavy gold withdrawals from the Bank of England force Britain to suspend the gold standard temporarily. Parliament meets to ratify the drastic step as exchanges in London Berlin and Copenhagen close. New York bankers assess potential short term impact while US markets prepare to open. Officials warn against short selling during the emergency.
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United Press
Bank of England
Great Britain
London
Berlin
Copenhagen
Tokio
Wierst
New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street
J. P. Morgan
America
New
New York
Stratfers
England
Pil
Gil Short
Chicago
Chicago Stock Exchange
Board of Governors
Britain
Ophe
Paul H. Davin
Wtogke Exchange
Stock Prices Rebound After Early Decline In New York
In New York on September 21, stock markets recovered from an earlier global financial stress triggered by Britain's suspension of gold payments. The session saw a brisk first hour with bear selling, followed by a orderly rally. Steel Common jumped, Reading leaped over 25 points after a 48 opening, and gains spread through American Telephone, General Electric, Westinghouse Electric, Consolidated Gas, and J. G. Reuse.
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United Press
York
Worl
Britain
New York Stock Exchange
American Con
General Higotile
Consolidated Gas
Westinghouse Electric
American Telephone
J. J. Guse
Woolworth
Radio-Keith
General Motors
Wreckage Sighted in Transatlantic Flight Attempt
The Belmeira reported sighting wreckage of an air plane in 45.26 N, 54.81 W. Belmore relayed that two Germans and a Portuguese attempted a trans Atlantic flight. authorities said no further details and the Belmoira captain declined to amplify the report.
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United Press
President Roosevelt
Belmeira
Halitax
N.S
Mirinet Department
Belmore
Newfoundland
Milne conference preserves Rev F A Wimer at Corry church
The Milne conference announces Rev Frank A Wimer will serve another year at the First Methodist Episcopal church in Corry. Additional appointments in the Erie Jamestown district include Supt A C Locke and numerous pastors serving at Ashville Bemus Point Clymer Falconer Jamestown Westfield and other communities in New York.
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Frank A. Wimer
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
Warren
Erie Jamestown
A. C Locke
Ashville
L. W. Miller
Bemus Point
Jones
Brotton
McMinn
Busti
Federated
Thomas Packard
Catthingis
WF Sipe
Chautauqua
N. Y
J. B. Roberta
Cherry Greek
J. Ncroxall
Clymer
C Eshelman
Dun- Live
TB. Colley
Brie
Asbury
Shindledecker
Cascade
J. A. Cousins
First
Alles
Henderson
C. M. McEntarfer
Kingsley
S. McKnight
Lawrence
Smith
Ames Maywond
F. P. Sumonet
Tennedsy
Ilington
Td. Hurst
Lakewood-Ceteron
M. M. Mook
Little Valley
PF. Haines
Mayyille
A. L. Pardee
McKean
Avery
North East
Lm, Barnard
Panama
C.hasenlugs Petrystues
Dayton
A.A Jones
Randolph
A. FL Hillard
Ripley
J. Re ‘Bich
Silamanva
Blole
Siridan
GR. D. Braun
Silvernreek
TE Hauger
Sinchurville
Elistings
South Dayton
BW. Taylor
R. E. Tiduia
Meet Tonight to Draft City's Relief Plans
Corry's 1951 Community Chest campaign faces public discussion at the Municipal Building at 8 o'clock this evening. Citizens will vote on continuing the Chest or adopting another relief program, select a chair for the reorganization, and set dates for the annual funds drive.
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Draft City
Corry
Ollock
Re- Wer
Official tabulation of Corry votes in county primary
Official tabulation reported Meclelland winning the Democratic nomination for register of wills with 2462 votes to Swarts 2296. Coroner race favored Stroble Republican and Fawley incumbent won Democratic nomination. No other county slate changes noted.
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Corry
Ofice
Brie
W. ©. Meclelland
Register of Wills
McClelland
Jewels Stolen From Home of New York Banker
The Unit-f Press reports a $45,000 jewelry theft last night at the home of Bisa Walker, a prominent New York banker. Police say necklaces including diamond pieces were taken. preliminary examination suggests forced entry.
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Unit-f Press
Wheatley
Bisa Walker
New-York
War veterans urged to defer bonus demands at Legion meet
At the American Legion convention in Detroit Hoover urged war veterans to defer bonus and pension demands to protect national finances. He warned that any new burden could jeopardize stability, stressing no tax increase will avert deficits and urging enlistment to support the fight against “world low mood.” The talk emphasized avoiding new government expenditures and maintaining fiscal restraint amid wartime recovery.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
Olympia Hall
Detroit
Hopper
Hoover
United States
Legion
Hmoovvf
Ater
London
Bendly
Desi
Today’s Five Best Radio Entertainments on NBC CBS WABC WRC
Radio listings preview tonight’s top broadcasts across networks NBC CBS WABC and WRC. Acts include Pip Pry ory Band Gingin Sam Arabesque and Paul Willen Orchestra with varied times and stations.
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Jet
Ters
Phh Cook
WADC
CBS
Gingin
Sam
WABC
Cha
IRNDA
WRC
Paul Willen Orchinskne
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