Three Fliers Rescued After Atlantic Ordeal
Three aviators stranded on a wrecked plane after a trans Atlantic flight were rescued by the freighter Belmotra near Newfoundland. Willy Rody Christian Johanssen and Bernardo Costa Veiga survived 158 hours in open water with Veiga injured. engine trouble thwarted their journey from Lisbon to Russia.
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Willy Body
Newfoundland
United Press
Costa Veiga Hadrian
Teg
Bule
Belmoira
Russia
Christian Hald
S. S. Selmolra
S. S. Belmotra
Tantic Pliné Es
Wily Rody
Christian Jovanssen
Pernendgy Costa Veiga
Gora Velga
Johangssen
Huld
Patterson Wins School Director Nomination By Two Vote Margin
Official primary tallies from Corry Ip show J. B. Patterson defeating Charles S. Munroe by two votes for the Republican nomination for school director. Patterson 839, Munroe 687, with Dr C Bennett on the ticket at 663. Minor changes from last week include Wealley’s 615 Republican votes and alterations in the tally for other local officials. Mrs. Deligrygh-Chicago TL visits Drle for friends.
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J. B. Patterson
C. 5
Monroe
Corry
The
Journal
Patterson
Charles S. Munroe
Mtr
Dr. C
Bennett
Fy Wealley
Eity Ueasher
Charles AM Selaie
Pont Fiis
Eniintilman
Guardsmen Quell Iowa Farm Protest Over Tuberculosis Testing
Cedar county declares martial law as 1,800 guardsmen arrive from many cities to enforce a compulsory bovine tuberculosis test amid farmer resistance led by Sheriff Joe Newell at Joe Lenker’s Willow Junction farm. Deputies faced mob with tear gas and damage but fired no bullets and retreated.
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Sy Umneu Press
Tipton
Cedar County
Iowa
Joe Newell
Joe Lenker
Willow Junction
Lenker
Newell
Illinois Bankers Association
Apartment House Collapse Leaves Dozens Injured in Philadelphia
A three story stone building in West Philadelphia collapsed injuring many and killing one man. George Mitchell, 49, died after running back to save belongings. Geo Jameson, 41, and Anna Bell, 35, were buried but later rescued. Police reported numerous injuries including a 73 year old and a 45 year old relative. landlords Peter Cortese and Helen Cortese among the injured. The cause was undetermined as rescue crews pulled survivors from the debris.
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United Press Philadelphia
West Philadelphia
George Mitchell
Debi
Geo
Jameson
Anna Bell
Mitchell
Greege
Sarah
Clara
Helen Wean
Tottering
Peter C. Cortese
Helen C. Cortese
Lori Nelson
Milton
Charles Burnds
Domild McCann
His
Bite
L Hebron
Five Best Radio Programs Listed for Today
The listing shows NBC CBS and various networks scheduling programs from 6:00 to 9:30. Acts include Kate Smith Saxophones, Geldbergs Sanderson Grint, Walter Windhall, Clara Land Em Waves of Mniedy, and Joe Groveford Lite.
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WABC
CBS
Kate Smithy
WEAP
NBC
Geldbergs
Sanderson & Grint
WAC
CFS
Walter Windhall
WIZ
Clara
Waves of
Mniedy
WHAS
Joe Groveford
Ohio woman observes her 106th birthday
In New Lexington Ohio on September 22 Mrs Susan Palmer Kennedy celebrated her 106th birthday. She recalled events from the Adams era and received congratulatory letters from President Hoover and Governor George White as she relaxed at her granddaughter’s home.
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United Press
NEW
Mary Ann Sunbonnet
President Hoover
Gemge White
Starr addresses Rotary on city finances at lunch
Ben F Starr city councilman spoke before the Rotary Club at the Hotel Corry about municipal finances. He detailed operating expenses and the current tax situation, noting no immediate tax reductions and possible future improvements if conditions improve. The meeting announced a guest entertainer for next Tuesday and listed several luncheon guests.
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Rotary Club
Harold Potter
Westfield
Haseen
Rotarians
HM. Wilxon
Predenck G. Hees
Philladelphia
Iuncheon
Five Fire Damages Suit Filed After Man's Death
In Pittsburgh a $50,000 damage suit followed the death of a man identified as Hot Smibhand. The complaint was filed in federal court by Mir Sisky Parker and her two children against Warp lor and Son, Inc. The action seeks compensation for damages related to the incident.
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Man
Pittsburgh
Warplor and Son, Inc
NotCeteport
Mir Sisky Parker
Hot Smibhand
Inak
Community Chest drive to name chairman and set dates
Corry aims to raise 15000 for the 1931 Community Chest at a reorganized meeting in the Municipal building. A nominating committee will select the campaign director and dates after appointment. about 35 citizens from local groups attended.
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Corry
Namng
Harry Auer
Clifton Howard
Worth Hammond
Community Chest
Frank Ay Wimer
Dorothy Wiikeley
Clifton M. Howard
Frank T. Magland
England
Edwin J. Lewis
Board of Education
Erie County Health and ‘Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Warrant Issued in Primary Election Irregularities Probe
Pittsburgh report says a warrant was issued in the Allegheny county primary irregularities investigation. Judge George W. Moore ordered arrest of Victor E. Pricer as grand jury probes possible indictments of numerous political leaders. Volunteer witnesses testified, then were ordered to appear before jurors.
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United Preps
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
George W. Moore
Victor E. Pricer
15Th
Pricer
Shesta
Lomestead
Uhe
Charles G McGovern
Anattempt
McGovern
Stet
Wolam D. Munnield
Joseph G. Armatrong
Jnases 3. Coyne
City considers Firemen relief loan to buy new truck
Fire Chief Paulson presented a proposal from the Firemen's Relief Association offering a loan to the city to purchase a new fire apparatus to replace the worn Post Ward truck. The association holds funds and would loan the money under terms to be set later. The matter was referred to officials for investigation and a report at the next council meeting.
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Firemen's Relief Association
Paulson
Te Association
Sup
Mulderick
Ksmenid
Bugland
Official tabulation shows no major changes in county primary
Official returns from Tuesday’s primaries reveal little shift in contest outcomes. Voters favored Judge Henry A. Clark, Robert v. Firman, and other candidates but none secured a clear major nomination. Top totals include Firman 9,279. Clark 9,248. Waite 9,124. Nagorski 7,181.
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Henry A. Clark
Robert v. Firman Ench
Jude of
British Action on Gold Standard Seen Helping US
Washington reports an authoritative outline of administration opinion indicating Britain’s abandonment of the gold standard will improve British conditions and eventually benefit the United States. It suggests the policy may cause temporary confusion but lead to more satisfactory long term conditions.
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Washington
Great Britain
United States
Wheeling Plan for Coal Mines Gains Impetus
The Wheeling plan to form a new competitive area in the bituminous coal industry gains momentum after approval at a meeting in Pittsburgh. Leaders from eastern Ohio northern West Virginia and western Pennsylvania endorsed a program to balance production with consumption raise miners wages and ensure fair prices while seeking new markets.
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Pittsburgh
Uy United Press
Wheeling
Dilrect Boards of Trade
Ohio
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Gifford Pinchot
Flem D. Sampson
Kentucky
Mile
Allied Board
Western Pennsylvania
Thomas S. Baker
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Tri State
Alloi
Baker
Atlanta grocer struck by fire incident misread
A garbled report from Atlanta Georgia notes a wholesale grocer Benjas E Lichtenstein aged 45 was struck during a passing attempt. The details are incomplete but indicate a fire related event involving the merchant.
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Alanta
Benjas
Min E. Lichtenstein
Wholesale Stocer
Tndeve Armanantlie
Pinchot Names Appointments and Dismissals in Welfare Agency
Governor Pinchot made personnel changes in the welfare department. Helen Glenn Tyson of Pittsburgh was named assistant deputy secretary with a $6,000 salary, and Mrs. Z Albert Liveright of Philadelphia was appointed deputy secretary and acting head. A secretary vacancy plus several other appointments and dismissals were announced, with names from Altoona Meadville Franklin and Erie among those affected. The report also notes a subsequent motive inquiry into a garage fire murder in Tarentum with details of victim’s clothing and a valuable ring ring.
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Pittsburgh
fare—Erie
United Press
Smarrisburg
Helen
Glenn Tyson
Pinchot
Z. Albert Liveright
Philadelphia
Pidctiot
John J. Hanna
James FH Malone
Labor and Industry
James Emity
Altoona
August Delp
Meadville
Highwey
Eugene M. Myers
Franklin
W. ‘Ibbot
Erle
Pay Pinels
William H. Hannum
Altoobiy i Juster
Harry A. Galbreith
Butler
Mintenwice
High
Joseph
A Cole
Irtrict
John J. Kane
Brie
Ariotendent
Forests
Anit
George, Oy
Tarentum
Antimodien
Tasch
Wang
League of Nations forks new dispatch to Manchuria
Geneva dispatch says the League forms a probe commission of neutral military attaches to survey withdrawal of Japanese troops from Chinese territory in Manchuria. US participation seen as pivotal. Japanese delegate reportedly reluctant. The council plans to send minutes to the United States.
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United Press
Geneva
The
League of Nations
China
Japan
Manchuria
United States
League
Washington
Aceee
Kenkichi Yoshigava
Tokio
Viscount Capit
Great Britain
Nasselne
Mukden
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Prank Decker
G. Schauble
Toseph Lealle
Fred ‘W. Blair
Joseph Plezewsiki
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Limer L. Evans
Jesse Julionte
Tmmett C. Wilson
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Victor Shyder
Limantons Township
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Jon Eyunty
Snyder
Peoples Natural Gar] Co
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Dern J. Orin Waiter
Robert J. Firman
Bast
Henry A. Clatk
Francis Nagorski
Register of Wills
Dent
BF. Swartz
Charles Cook
Reg. Howell
W. B. McClellan
Austin O'Brien
Prothonotary
James N. Wilson
James B. Yarit
Ray Densmore
Taio
Lawrence Taylor
Charles Schloss
W. G. Stroblé
Dan Hanley
G. B. Cleland
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