Roosevelt Man as Statesman Not RooseveltsideSpirit
Editorial letter argues for Franklin D. Roosevelt over Alf Landon, praising the New Deal as practical, libertarian governance. Contends past administrations failed, cites banking, public works, social security, and tariff issues. Claims Roosevelt united capitalism with democracy, ends with praise for anti censorship and prohibition policies.
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Baltimore
Gerald W.jonahon
Sun
Roosevelt
Johnson
Landen
Landon
Aunt Mellon
Hoover
Roopewilt
Gordetl Hull
Washington
St. Hoover's Farm Board
RFC
Colmney
Pittsburgh Bride Killed on Honeymoon
A Pittsburgh couple’s honeymoon ended in tragedy when Mrs. Wm. B. Davidson died in an automobile crash near IBSUP, Georgia. Davidson was seriously injured as the car driven by William B. Davidson crashed into a parked truck on the Coastal highway while en route to Sea Island, four days after their wedding.
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Sy United
Fis
Ibsup
Pittsburgh
Wm. B. Davidson
Here
Davidson
Mey
Sea Island
Landon Strikes Rural Vote With Family Farm Pledge
Washington dispatch notes both parties courting the midwestern farm vote. Gov Alf Landon campaigns in Des Moines pushing an agricultural program to preserve the family type farm with visits to Minnesota and Wisconsin. Roosevelt aides frame a long range plan including crop insurance and tenancy relief as campaign strategy unfolds across the farm belt.
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United Press
Washington
Alf M. Lanton
Kansas
Des Moines
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Roosevelt
Midwest
Whitt
Henry A. Wallice
Edward A. O'Neal
American Waynn Furean Federation
Hyde Park
Agricultural Aga
Great Plains
Wailace
Guv
Landon
Agriculture Secretary
Wilmington
Del
Republican
John D. M. Hamilton
William Hard
Republican National Committee
Republican Committee
Works Progress Administration
WPA
Joy Leads Parks Two Up In Tri-State PGA Final
In Oakmont Tony Joy of Corry Pa is two up on Sam Parks Jr after 27 holes of the 36 hole Tri-State PGA championship final. Joy shot 78 while Parks, former Open champion, held a two up stance at times but faced strong hazards before finishing two up for Parks after 27 holes.
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Syumen Press
Pittsburgh
Tony Joy
Corry
Sam Parks
Joy
Parks
Oakmont
Akron Downtown Blaze Threatens City Center
A major fire in Akron damaged an entire building and the roof of another, with losses totaling about 250000. The blaze at the A Schulman Ruther Reclaiming plant was still active, threatening nearby structures and prompting the city's first general alarm in 35 years.
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United Press
Akron
A. Schulman Ruther
Two Brothers Hanged in New Brunswick Courthouse Case
In Dorchester New Brunswick Daniel Bannister 20 and Arthur 19 were hanged after a January triple murder linked to blackmail of a Lakes family. The article notes court actions in Pittsburg and Warren County regarding two other death penalty cases, with petitions and appeals proceeding to next week’s Supreme Court review.
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United Press
Dorchester
N. B
Bannister
Daniel
Arthur
Phillip Lake
New Brunswick
Bruteaupyeie
Pitusburgt
Joe Senausims
Colza
Jobe Palens
Gaglind
Fiedue
Metro Seminuk
Youngaville-Pittsfield
Warren County
L. C. Budy
Philadelphia
A. Linenin Cohen
Pitsburgh
Harle V. MacDonald
Warrin
Senauskiis
Kelly May Quit FABSE Cabinet Seeks Successor Soon
Harrisburg reports say Revenue Secretary John B. Kelly may resign from the $12 000 year post. Governor Harle will delay a successor until after the November election as Democratic leaders meet to plan campaigns. The discussion touched on appointments but no specifics were set, with focus on presidential and legislative efforts. Attendees included Gov Harle, Senator Joseph F. Guffey, Mathew H. McCloskey, Walter Jones, Arthur Colegrove, Warren Van Dyk, Kelly, and David L. Lawrence.
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United
Harrisburg
Revenue
John B. Kelly
Rarle
Kelly
Hairle
U. S
Joseph F. Guffey
Matthew H. MicCloskey
Philadelphia
Walter Jones
Pittsburgh
Arthur Colegrove
Evie
Warren van Dylee
Commonwealth
David L. Lawrence
Farm Theft Investigated Near Columbus by Authorities
Warren county authorities were asked by Leonard Stockton to probe a Monday night robbery at a barn near Columbus. About 150 in farm equipment including harness was stolen. Stockton met officials in the city and was advised to contact Warren county officials who would likely seek state police aid from Kane barracks for the investigation and identify the thief or thieves.
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Iorare
Columbus
Warren County
Leonard Stockton
Guardsmen Mobilized in Minneapolis Strike Crackdown
Gov Hjalmar Petersoh ordered 400 National Guardsmen to mobilize for emergency in Minneapolis during strike torn milling industry. A battalion of 250 men to report to St Paul Armory and 150 to Minneapolis Armory after conferences with civic groups and guard officials. No immediate plan for martial law.
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Minneapolis
Hjalmar Peterseh
National
John P. Wall
St. Paul
Hiartiat
The Child Will Live
Medical science and a mother's love conquer danger for Jillian Yates Jr a six day old infant. Dr Lewis K Eastman at Danish American Hospital declares the child will live after a 17 minute operation to remove a toxin build up and the need for future procedures to address chronic issues.
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Phil Newsom
United Press
Chicago
Jillian Yates, Jr
Mistie
Tre
Lewis K. Eastman
Eastman
New Gains by Rebels in Spanish Civil War
Coverage notes shifting positions across Spain as rebels gain ground. Madrid factions mobilize reserves, call all fit to action with threats of execution if Madrid falls. Leftist forces risk isolation near Toledo as rightist lines push toward the capital and plan intensified operations in Seville Burgos and Hendaye.
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United Press
Gibraltar
Toledo
Madrid
Burgos
Lisbon
Seville
Alcazar
Hendaye
Bus
Oviedo
Ethiopians Win Seats at League Assembly
United Press report from Geneve dated Sept 28 states Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia won a seat for Ethiopia at the League of Nations Assembly after the credentials committee accepted his delegates despite Italian objections. The World Court appeal was also considered, and the Ethiopian telegraphers will be seated with no further delay.
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Wallace Carroll
United Press
Sta
Guneva
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
League of Nations Assembly
League
Italy
The
Hague
Erie Torch Slayer Seeks Pardons Today
The State Pardon Board opens today with Emma Munsbule seeking a pardon. Convicted of the torch murder of her stepdaughter six years ago, the 44-year-old seamstress is imprisoned at the State Industrial Flame for Women in Mumbulo. Her appeal claims the child's death was accidental from gasoline cleaning, noting no motive beyond public opinion over an out of wedlock relationship.
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Emma Munsbule
Morder
Hiie
Fu State
Muncy
Hilda Mumbulo
Ralph Mumbulo
Ralph
11 Die in French Train Collision Near Tarees
A slow train collided with the Lourdes Avignon Express near Tarees France. Eleven people were known dead and 36 injured. It was feared more bodies were in the wreckage.
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United Press Tarees
France
Bieven
Bradford Citizens Involved In Million Dollar Bank Shortage
U S District Attorney Charles Ohl said indictments will be sought against several Bradford citizens in a million dollar shortage scheme at Commerce National Bank Bradford Pa. Presentment was set for today with about 400 witnesses ready.
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United Press Pa
Commerce National Bank
Bradford
U. S
Charles 7 Ohl
Uhl
Toray
Wien
Neile Uepositirs
Payroll Fraud Cases Clutter Federal Court in Pa
A federal grand jury returned 40 indictments charging theft or forgery of government payroll checks. Names include John C. Dyopko and Stanley Helinski of New Kensington, Edger Bearfield of Clearfield, John Shaner and Horace Meery of New Castle. Several defendants pled guilty or were sentenced to probation or prison terms. William J. Johnson and Harold M. Jamerson faced conspiracy charges. Defendants were set to appear in court for arraignments with bail set at $1,000 each.
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United Press
Eri
John C. Dyopko
New Kensington
Stanley Helinski
Edger Bearfield
Clearfield
John Shaner
Horace Meery
Castle
Tudge Schoonmaker
John J. Murray
GiGi
Howard Banton
Pittsburgh
Lewisburg
William and Clarence Jackson
Allegheny Worlhouse
Pred Donnelly
Chas. W. Holsaptel
Sharon
Charles Ferguson
Meadville
Leo Francis Berry
Marry Dale Merny
Warren
Leroy Amon Franklin
Chagrin Falls
Vanie- UN
William J. Johnson
National Series Corporation
Harold M. Jameson
Couil
Another Jap Slain Another Jap Slain
Shanghai on September 22 saw rising tensions as a Japanese sailor named Asumitsu Taminata was fatally shot in the Japanese district of the international settlement, two companions wounded, after Japanese residents encountered a Chinese suspect seized in a gun incident. The stir followed the weekend killing of a Japanese consul policeman at Hankow, inflaming residents in Shanghai's foreign enclave. Packy McFarland Dies in Joliet
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John A. Morris
United Press
China
Japan
Cey
Asumitsu Taminata
International
Honkew
Shanghai
Hankow
Yangtze River
Goodrich Plant Shuts After Sit-Down Strike
Akron Sept 23 The B F Goodrich Co locked nearly 15 000 workers out after a sit down strike by about 2000 employees. Union leaders warn the action could spread through the rubber industry as authorities fear a broader halt in production. Company officials say the lockout was to restore orderly procedure amid the sit down campaign.
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United Press
Akron
B. F. Goodrich Co
TG. Graham
Goodrich Sentineal
Salt
Unite Wuibber Workers Union
Graham
Une Algor
Jon L. Lewst
Ure Goodrich
Cenynul
Rubber
Gudlyeat
Mire and Rubber Co
Pharits
Goodrich Company
Sherman HL Dalrymple
Misif
Frahany
Green Speaks at Legion Meet in Cleveland
William Green president of the American Federation of Labor spoke at the American Legion's 18th annual convention in Cleveland on September 23. He warned of possible European conflict and urged true Americanism while addressing wartime duties and domestic employment issues. He urged not to become involved in foreign wars unless directly concerned, offering a message of fellowship between labor and veterans.
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Unitedress
Cleveland
Willian Green
American Federation of Labor
American Legion
Legion
Green
Ufghent
Thome Green Warner
Road to Ruin? Franklin Retail and Factory Recovery
In Franklin Pa on September 24 conditions in retail and manufacturing show best levels since the early thirties. Unemployment is down to its lowest since 1931 as payrolls rise across most industries. Some plants like Joy Manufacturing and Chicago Pneumatic run night shifts in addition to regular eight hour schedules. dry goods, mens furnishing and drug stores report gains around ten percent over summer.
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Imranklin
Joy Manufacturing Company
Chicago Pneumatic Theompanny
Additeur
Simmer
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