Russia and allied aims at Geneva for world peace
Russia sits outside the League of Nations for ideal reasons yet its membership steadies the world by offsetting Japan and Germany. Litvinov’s denunciation of war undercuts war makers while noting America and Russia should cooperate as Japan Britain and others view cautiously. Peace motives amid communist aims are debated.
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Russia
Hussia
League of Nations
Japan
Germany
Geneva
Litginoff
Europe
Asia
America
League
Britain
The Rear Car Crew Ponders A Million Dream Plans
Hollywood gossip from MGM on set of The Rear Car recounts actors Mary Carlisle Una Merkel Charlie Ruggles Russell Hardie and Cliff Thompson joking about what they would do with a million dollars. Snow Flake the film’s porter fantasizes about thirty six limousines and a grand lifestyle.
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Minnesota
Una Merkel
Connecticut
Charlie Ruggles
Russell Hardie
New England
Ruggles
Paris
Cliff Thompson
Snow Flake
Porter
Living Constitution and reading it as living power
The piece urges citizens to read the Constitution as a living guide rather than a sacred relic. It highlights the Bill of Rights, human rights, and ongoing growth through amendments, and notes its relevance amid wartime and political debates. It cites Justice Brewer and Cardozo on evolving interpretation and mentions the soldiers bonus issue and wartime relief measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Brewer
Justice Cardoza
Paris Fashion at Vichy Race Course Reflects Sun-Back Trend
Paris fashion notes from Vichy show daytime wear copying sun-back beach styles with flowered fabrics and large hats. Trends include red navy and brown tones, wide brims versus berets, and Parisian blouses with shell buttons.
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Paris
Vichy
Marquise de Paris
Georges de Castellane
Rodier
Georgette Teensl
Albert de Mun
Grace Cuyler
Mainblocher
Duke Blanges
Italian ambassador hosts 350 to 400 students in Washington
United Press reports Ambassador Augusto Rosso planned a Sunday lunch for 350 to 400 Italian undergraduates sightseeing in America. He anticipated a simple, low cost event but learned the larger group would attend, possibly allowing a picnic if weather cooperates.
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United Press
Washington
Augusto Rosso
America
Tme
Om Rosso
Rosso
Twenty Years Ago Journal Notes Stir Interest in Local Happenings
Journal files recount a busy week with survey work on a Columbus to Clymer trolley line, Evah Loveland returning from New York with wartime experiences, Rev J W Wilson’s 66th birthday, and letters from Roumania tied to Standard Oil. Local residents Bentley, Mulheir, Parker, Mrs Smith, Weeks, Bosworth, Fuller also appear in brief items.
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Bentley
Jamestown
Columbus
Clymer
Lake
Brokien
Straw Valley
Evah Loveland
New York City
Europe
J. W. Wilson
Erie County
Star Signals Horoscope Entry of Octavine
Horoscope text warns not to arise too early with early morning undefendable. Evening social time preferred and astrology or zoology advised. Changes indicated in the last month with favorable finances from Oct 1 to 11 1934 and social luck on Oct 4 and 5 1934. Dangerous days occur Dec 7 8 and 10 1934 with animal dealings noted Jan 28-Feb 14 1835.
Turbulent Minnesota governor race features Olson and Townley clash
Six candidates vie in Minnesota gubernatorial contest as Floyd Olson faces A C Townley amid a flurry of accusations and political maneuvering. Townley pivots from a Farmer-Labor bid to attack Olson, while Regan and Nelson position against the Farmer-Labor platform seen as state ownership of utilities and factories. Socialist and Communist groups plan to file or endorse, likely drawing small votes.
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Carl Rupe
United Press
ST. Paul
Minnesota
Floyd B. Oson
Moosevelt
Dombemtic
Friar Huidale
Olson
A. C. Townley
Smong
Minneapolis
Supreme Court
Republican Party
Townley
John B. Regan
M. A. Nelson
Wit
Farmer-Labor
St Marys Man Fatally Hurt In Explosion
Ridgway, Sept 22 Sam Mills aged 39 who had lived in St Marys about a year died at Kaul Memorial hospital from burns suffered in an explosion at his Walnut and Arch streets home Thursday night The blast tore him from the house and scorched his body while his wife suffered shock and was hospitalized A daughter in the house was uninjured The explosion likely started in the cellar of a two frame bungalow owned by B F Salter all property was destroyed by fire A coroner’s inquest was expected but no date was set
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Ridgway
Sam Mills
St. Marys
Kaul Memorial Hospital
Walnut
Arch Streets
Mills
Kaul Moninrial Hospital
B. Fy Salter
Mx. Mills
Damaged Bicycle Hits Parked Car, Police Report
Police say a bicycle rider struck the rear of a parked car, damaging the fowler and tail light. J. H. Baxter told police the rider sped away on a bike after the collision. The details are incomplete due to damaged text.
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Aike
Auto Conneaut. O
J. H. Baxter
Seek Medicinal Herbs Shelby Cherokee Travellers Camp
Fifty Cherokee Indian tribesmen touring the country in search of herbs and barks used in remedies opened a camp here. Grandma Cooper, aged 104, a respected member of the tribe, was along on the trip.
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Shelby
Grandma
Cooper
Olireat
Repudiated confession in Avorn Bank robbery case
In ENE Pa two men charged with robbing Avorn National Bank of 9700 must wait until next week to learn if they will be tried. Joe Pe quuski of New Kensington and Vance Carter of Vandergrift were acquitted recently in a Westmoreland county court. The adjourned trial was delayed after one defendant claimed he made a statement to avoid a beating in state police barracks.
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United Press
Ene
Avorn Pa
National Bank
Federal
Joe Pe Quuski
New Kensington
Vance Carter
Vandergrift
Westmoreland
Piusnraki
Carter
Rabbine & National Bank
Woman and boy win paroles in federal court
Behind a cautious plea, Sophia and a Buffalo youth, Juliano, were placed on probation after guilty pleas to postal and counterfeiting offenses. Juliano received a suspended sentence, previously three years at Lewisburg, and was paroled for three years. Harold Bracks and Harold F. Nenno represented them. A co-defendant, Olean resident, got one year and a day at Chillicothe. Myrtle Lee pleaded guilty to postal offenses involving forged checks and mail theft, and received probation plus a $30 cost assessment.
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Sophy
Joby Juliana
Buffalo
R. M. Gibson
Lewisburg
Juliano
Evilalo
Tidioule
The
Cour
Gibson
Counteritu
Juliana
Harold Bracks
Harold F. Nenno
Olean
Jiliana
Federal
Chillecothe
Myrtle M. Lee
Af Oil Cf
Federal jury returns 118 true bills in western Pa.
Sept 22 A federal grand jury discharged by Judge F P Schoonmaker returned 118 true bills after four days in session in the western Pennsylvania district. Foreman R Todd Griswold from the U S internal revenue office praised jurors for handling more than 100 cases. Notable indictments include Robert C Mali for embezzling 6800 at McDowell National Bank Sharon and David Winthell and Aaron Weisberg charged with smuggling a woman and two children from Havana to Sandy Lane near Albion. The pair were captured after delivering the aliens to Pranie arcinouski’s farm near Erie and are held in Brie county prison awaiting immigration trial. John B Petruso of Meadville was indicted for false testimony at a hearing for Enzo Cilietti under immigration law.
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Federal Grand Jury
F. P. Schoonmaker
Pennsylvania
R. Todd Griswold
U. S. Internal Revenue Office
Robert C. Mali
McDowell National Bank
Sharon
David Winthell
Hillside
N. J
Aaron Weisberg
Newark
Havana
Cuba
Sandy’ Lane
Albion
Pranlearcinouski
Erie
Delug
Brie County
John B. Petruso
Meadville
Enzo Cilietti
Second Case Of Child Scourge In City
A 12 year old boy is paralyzed in the left leg in the city’s second infantile paralysis case this year. Health Director Dr James R Smith says the condition is not serious and the case was barely discovered. A previous case in August prompted serum treatment, later found unnecessary as no more cases appeared.
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James R. Smnith
Eric
Hart Hospital
Loot at Fredonia School of $100
A Thursday night break in at Fredonia School building damaged a vault wall creating an 18 by 24 inch hole through which two metal cash boxes containing about $100 were taken. The boxes held funds received by Superintendent C. R. Dye from book sales to students.
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Broewusin
Archie Crosby
C. R. Dye
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Standard Oil Company
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Vom Washington
Harry Parker
Union City
George Smith, Sr
Spring Street
L. Weeks
Spartansburg
Weeks & Breadon
Howard Bosworth
Allegheny College
Frank Fuller
Texas
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F.C. Chapin & Sons
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