Heath Farm Home Destroyed By Fire
Fire destroyed the large Heath family farm home atop the macadam Findley Lake road near Corry. About 3 40 this morning the rear of the structure was ablaze with the family away in Corry, loss around 6000 dollars, half covered by insurance. Firemen saved the barn and other structures as flames consumed the dwelling.
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Ralph Heath
Macadam Hill
Findley Lake
Warren Johnson
Corry
Mr. Heath
C. H. Heath
Park Street
Johnson
North Corry
Brown
White Street
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Erie Pastor as Club Speaker at Hiwenis Meeting
Dr. Chaves Beatty, pastor of Burgh Hearne Presbyterian Church of Bie, spoke at the Hiwenis Club Juncheon meeting at Hotel Cotry on Keeping Up With Changing Conditions. He urged reading broader journals for diversification to stay abreast of progress and urged recognizing the role of autonomous progress in living.
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Erie
Chaves Beatty
Burgh Hearne
On Thenbiy Hite
Miychestra
Loday
Road West From Dewey's Corners Promised Pave Plan
A federal program aims to pave and improve the road from Dewey's Corners to Route 6, a ten mile project supported by Calimbus township officials. Local property owners along the route stand to gain from new access and enhanced neighborhood connections.
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Calimbus
Dewey's Corners
Columbus
Ralderta Gard
Main Stock Exchange to Locate in Jersey
United Press reports New York Stock Exchange officials agreed to treat Wall Street as a branch office while governors and officers join a New Jersey Stock Exchange formed to avoid New York City taxes. The plan aims to shift trading activity and tax burdens from New York to New Jersey.
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Main Stock Exchange
Jersey
United Press
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Wall Streets
New Jersey Stock Exchange
New York City
Five on Trial for Plot to Burn Reichstag Building
Five defendants face trial on charges of burning the Reichstag in Berlin. Noted defendants include Ernnst Torgler and Marinus Van Der Lubbe, with wider Communist links alleged. Court security was tightened amid fears of forged credentials and unrest as proceedings opened in Leipzig.
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Harold Peters
United Press
Leipzig
Germany
Reichstag
Berlin
Supreme Court
Naa
Ernnst Torgler
Marinus van der Lubbe
George Dimitroff
Wassil Taneff
Blagoi Popoff
van der Luthe
Reichsing
Police Thwart Clash At Mine In Pieburgh
Sept 21 is marked by a tense stand between company deputies and pickets at a coal mine in Pieburgh. Ten state troopers arrived to prevent violence after one man was beaten amid a general call for pickets and threats of outside labor, with guards alert at dawn.
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Pietsburgh
Tha H.C. Fick Goke Company
Mumor
Tabor
Ovb
Hurl Bates
Eilenbeth
Nagro
Grunilound
Pili Coepany
Deputieu
Ani
M Tazo Cuba
Miley
Roosevelt Prefers Quick Soviet Recognition Plan
United Press reports administration aims to recognize Soviet Russia before November 1 to avert congressional delays. The move would be a fait accompli to limit debate in Congress on foreign policy while domestic recovery dominates agenda. No formal talks yet with Soviet officials in Washington.
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United Press
Washington
Soviet Russia
Roosevelt
Congress
Boris Skuinsky
Peter A. Bogdano
Amtorg
America
Kremlin
New York
Price fixing debate centers on socialism in NRA code
United Press report from Washington describes price fixing within the national recovery program as leaning toward state socialism. NRA code officials say retail rules aim to regulate prices not fix them rigidly, while critics warn broader price fixing could resemble socialist aims. The code seeks to curb predatory pricing and ensure wholesale and consumer protections, with defined minimums and a ten percent surcharge.
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United Press
Washington
NRA
Rigid Routine At Western Penitentiary Reported
Fragmentary text describes a rigid routine at Western Penitentiary with unclear details. Mentions Middis Pi Pietssurch and Weglers Peallen, plus references to Abie, Moca, and public actions. Context and specifics remain unreadable in the OCR fragment.
W B Branfield and wife die in Erie crash
Wesley B Branfield 56 and his wife Mae of Erie were killed when their car skidded on wet pavement near West Lake road. Branfield died instantly from a broken neck. Mae Branfield died hours later at Hamet hospital from internal injuries after the wreck near a fruit stand.
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Wesley B. Pranheld
Mae
West Lake Road
Erie
Branfield
Peninsula Drive
Lake Road
Peninsula Road
C. F. Allis
Second National Bank
Hamet Hospital
Two Union Men Freed After Car Crash Inquiry
Lynford Hennett and Cecil Carpenter of Union City were released after hours of questioning about recent thefts in the area. They were passengers in a Pontiac sedan demolished at the Gates street crossing when it was struck by a Philadelphia-Brier filer, with Ben Sisley of Corry also involved.
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Lynford Hennett
Cecil Carpenter
Union City
Bennett
Gates Street
Hannett
Carpenter
Ben Sisley
Corry
Lindbergh Awaits Leningrad Map for Flight Plan
Lindbergh, awaiting a map of Leningrad, spoke by phone from Helsingfors to confirm his route with a view to leaving Finland. He noted he had not planned to fly directly to Leningrad and cited authorities had promised no map of restricted routes into the city.
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Warten Ress
Leningrad
Russia
Charles Lindbergh
Helsingfors
Finland
Urited
Karlskrona
Sweden
Binday
Ysteday
Karlakrona
Beechview Priest Consecrated Bishop in Pittsburgh
The Beechview priest was consecrated as bishop in Pittsburgh today. The ceremony took place at a Wellington church amid archbishop and local clergy attendance.
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Beechview
Fie Unttnd Pee
Judge Rossiter Hurt in Auto Crash at Erie
Erie judge A P Rossiter 72 president of Erie county courts injured in a car collision at Powell Avenue and Ridge Road. His chest ribs and nose were damaged in the sideswipe with Albert Beckman 49 of Rochester. He was taken to St Vincent's hospital where condition was reported as fair.
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Rossiter
Erie
A. P. Rossiter
Erie County
Rossister
Albert Beckman
Ro Chester
Powell Aivenue
Ridge Road
Rochester
Judge Rossiter
Kris
Ine
St. Vincent's Hospital
Plane crashes after takeoff from Quincy in Winnie Mae
Wiley Post, famed around the world flyer, crash lands in a tree shortly after takeoff from Quincy en route to Davenport. Post suffers facial injuries but is not seriously hurt and will likely leave St. Mary’s hospital soon. Winnie Mae is badly damaged and requires days of repairs.
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Quincy
Mmn
Wiley Ost
Post
Winnie Mae
Revolt fears as Cavalry patrol Havana streets
In Havana on September 21 Cavalrymen patrolled the streets and soldiers stood behind machine guns near the presidential palace amid anticipated revolt against the Gran San Martin government. President San Martin visited the palace at 12:20 a.m. and again at 10:80 p.m. after hearing of an imminent plot. officials said no action occurred and he departed safely. Reports described tense activity and scattered warnings of further conspiracies.
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Havana
Gran San Martin
San Martin
Tome
United
Prom
Inyane
Ube
Jazarchy
Miny
Fepolia
Psceabad
Ans
Mingobatiome
Sanity Probe Planned for Double Murder Suspect
Thomas Erhest Smith 36 of Knox is to undergo a sanity examination before arraignment on a double murder charge. police say he alternates between admitting and denying killing Albert Biegert 72 and Hannah 75, whose battered bodies were found at their Girard farm home August 4. Mrs Golly Luther 43, accused of offering Smith $500 to kill her husband, was released on 1500 bail.
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Unites Press
Briw
Thomas Erhest Smith
Knox
Albert Biegert
Hannah
Girard
Golly Luther
Smith
Dollfuss Grips Austrian Crisis With Dictatorial Powers
Vienna Sept 21 Chancellor Engelbert Dollfuss was vested with full dictatorial authority over Austria. He assumed control of the army police and auxiliary forces and reshaped his cabinet naming key ministers for foreign military defense public security and culture. Otto Ender to chair constitutional reform and govern the state executive.
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Robert H. Best
United Press
Vienna
Engelbert Dollfuss
Simost
Austria
Holifuss
Dollfuss
H. Rey
Ste
Franz Wahler
Afidbuid
Karl Butesch
Friedrich Stockinger
Tmade Uni Somnmierne
Hurk
Governor Landon Reveals Plot To Kidnap His Daughter
Topeka Kansas September 21 Governor Alf Landon disclosed a bare plot by a criminal gang to abduct his 15 year old daughter Peggy Ante. He said the conspirators planned to use the child for ransom and political leverage and that authorities had traced the plan to a southwestern underworld ring.
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Bare
United Press
Topeka
Kan
Aie
Landon
Pegey Ant
Gaidea
Southwestern
Desperadoess
Lesdinays
iAnsau penitemUiry
Balley- Nor
Godadwinin
Tome
Inflation Fight Drives Congress Toward Open Break
Washington Sept. 21 Inflation forces split party lines as Congress and the Roosevelt administration move toward conflict. Senator Thomas Dem Okla pushes for a 40 cent dollar, arguing for stronger inflation measures while Wallace signals limited gains. Markets react as commodity prices and cotton fall amid the debate over farm and credit policy.
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Lyle GC
Wilson United Press
Washington
Congress
Agriculture Wallace
Chicago
House
Senate
Thomas Dem. Okla
Wale Jace
Thomas
The
United Press
Roosevelt
Wallace
Roose ‘Young
Harrison
Senate Finance Committee
Rogsa
Wallace Shirec
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