Open covenants and US policy split in Ethiopian crisis
Washington dispatch analyzes Secretary Hull's blunt private remarks vs public interpretation of the Kellogg Briand pact. It contrasts U.S. caution on Ethiopia with a tougher stance toward Soviet propaganda, noting inner staff differences and White Paper stance.
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Tonother
Secretary of
Cordell Hull
Department
Italy
Ethiopia
Hull
State Department
Ther
Hiui
London
Paris
Muir
Moscow
Ex-publisher of Seneca Kicker killed in crash
Franklin Sent reports a crash killing Anne Kinney Jones 46 formerly of Seneca and her two daughters plus an Arizona man. Only Harry Jones survived as the family car collided with a locomotive at a railroad crossing near Randolph Field. The Jones family had left Seneca for San Antonio years earlier. the driver was Paul Baxter Deville of Mesa, Arizona.
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Franklin
Mis
Anne Kinney Jones
Arizona
C. H. , Legoullon
Salina
Harry Jones
WPA Workers Strike Looms in District
A delegation from the Workers Relief association met WPA supervisor Bernard Cochran in north western Pennsylvania seeking a 40 hour monthly reduction to 120 to raise the hourly wage. Cochran cited the 140 hour maximum but promised to forward the petition to officials.
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WPA
EAITH
Tia Erie
Workers Relief Association
Bernard Cochran
Works Progress Administration
Pennsylvania
Cochran
Glachran
L. D. Jennings
Philadelphia concert season opens October 13 with Stokowski
Philadelphia's twenty eight week concert season begins in October as Leopold Stokowski conducts forty seven concerts at one per week. He returns after a dispute with the Philadelphia Orchestra Association and will present a Bach Wagner cycle and a Ballet Russe of Monte Carlo guest program. Guest conductors include Beecham Molinari Iturbi Ormandy Kindler Pritz Smallens Golzehmann and Tansoon. Soloists named are Sergei Rachmaninoff Fritz Kreisler Helen Jepson and Charles Krullman.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Leopold Stokowski
Stokowski
Philadelphia Symphony
Philadelphia Orchestra
Ballet Russe of
Symphony
Sir Thomas Beecham
Bernardino Molinari
Jose Iturbi
Eugene Ormandy
Hans Kindler
Pritz Refer
Alexander Smallens
Vladimir Golzehmann
Werner Tansoon
Sergei Rachmaninoff
Fritz Kreisle
Helen Jepson
Chaves
Krullman
Metropolitan Opera
Funeral Services for Walter Gregory Held at Urewas
Private funeral services for Walter Gregory, 183 Ridge Street, were conducted Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at Wolocke Dayisbn’s Funeral Home with David Jones of the Latter Day Saints church presiding. Roy Mather and James Hall sang, with Miss Ela Anderson accompanying. Interment followed at Excelsior Cemetery, Rome Township. Bearers were Albert Childs, Walter Childs, Walter H. DeJean and Harold Sorenson. Out-of-town attendees included families from Sharon, Pittsburgh, Geneva, Mayville, Portland, Tit^usville, Brocton, Jamestown, and more.
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Urewas
Gregory
Ridge Street
Wolocke
David Jones
Latter Day Saints Church
Sharon
Roy Mather
James Hall
Ela Anderson
Excelsior Cemetery
Rome Township
Albert Childs
Walter Childs
Walter H. DeJean
Harold Sorenson
Paul Trilyter
Pittsburgh
Fred Stearns
Stearns
Geneva
TS. Wadgb
Mayville
Sibyl Dandy
Elk County Praises Van Dyke For Boot Jack Road Work
Warren Van Dyke head of the state highway department at Harrisburg earns grateful appreciation from Elk County residents for prompt reconstruction and realignment of the dangerous Boot Jack road. Work is deferred until spring and placed on the State Safety Program. Metzger, superintendent for Wik and Cameron counties, is credited for temporary work and improved surface with signs and illuminated dials to warn motorists. flagmen will maintain posts in bad weather as extra precautions.
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Ridgway
Warren van Dyke
State Highway Department
Harrisburg
Bile County
van Dyke
Wik
Cameron Counties
Metzger
Eynon Named Manager of Milk Dealers Association
Scranton resident Benjamin G. Eynon, longtime registrar of motor vehicles, now leads the Pennsylvania Association of Milk Dealers with offices in Harrisburg. A former state employee who left during the Pinchot era, he was a Republican candidate for governor in the prior year’s primary.
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Scranton
Benjamin G. Eynon
Revenue Department
Pennsylvania Association of Milk Dealers
Harrisburg
Eynon
Pinchot
Reduction in relief population reported
Harrisburg reports Pennsylvania relief rolls declined for the first time since midsummer. Executive Director Robert L. Johnson attributed the drop to private employers rehiring and reemployment programs, reducing the public aid caseload by about 7,000 people. The SRB now lists 1,688,270 on relief rolls.
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Robert L. Johnson
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Robert L. Jotnson
SRB
Johnaon
Veteran Actor Wolf Hopper Dies After Stroke
Kansas City report states Wolf Hopper, renowned actor for decades, died at St Luke's Hospital after a period of ill health and recent heart trouble. He had performed on a Sunday broadcast of the Kansas City Rhythm orchestra despite medical advice. He was in a hospital bed reading a paper when doctors were called.
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United Press
Kansas City
Wolf Hopper
St. Luke's Hospital
Hopper
Kansas City Rhythm Orchestra
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