Roosevelt Eyes Pacific Coast Campaign Tour
President Roosevelt plans to include the Pacific coast in his campaign next month, with Denver as a western focus. He will travel after visits to New York, West Virginia, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey, delivering major speeches in Mise and Pittsburgh and holding short stops in several New Jersey locales.
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Five bank workers surrender in Bradford case
Five of the 11 indicted in the Commercial National Bank shortage surrendered to Deputy U S marshal in Bradford. They posted 5000 bail each for December federal court in Pittsburgh. Other defendants include John C Cunningham and W R Hungerford. Two New York residents had warrants sent there. Commissioner O Mara said pleas would not be accepted.
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London Raps New Deal Trade Pacts NAMED BY EABLE TO DIRECT PROBE
Uniontown Pa Sept 25 The investigation into the Bertillon room death of Pram C Monaghan intensified with Gov George H Bark appointing Attorney General Charles J Margiotti to personally prosecute the case Margiotti was en route to Uniontown as county detectives and state troopers who questioned Monaghans near fatal confrontation are centered on the fates of a hotel owner and a woman companion Detective John Wall, stabbed during the incident, remained hospitalized after surgery while Margiotti pledged full state support to the probe
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Developments in the Spanish Revolt War Report
A concise dispatch notes rebel actions around Toledo and Maqueda near Madrid with efforts to flood zones. Loyalists push from Maqueda to Toledo front and recapture Quismondo as Bilbao’s surrender ultimatum nears expiry. Rebel arms advance toward Thaledia and Alcazarnea while Madrid to Lisbon highway floods are mentioned.
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Federal grand jury at Erie takes recess
The federal grand jury in Erie, after returning indictments against 11 people tied to embezzlement at Bradford Commercial National Bank, was discharged until next Wednesday. It will reconvene then to consider Robert B. Vaughn, jailed in New York for a $60,000 Pittsburgh stock swindle.
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The Road 10 Ruin and Wage Restorations
Postal Telegraph and Cable announces restoring about three quarters of the four and one percent wage cut in 1982. It follows Western Union which raised wages in August. The actions reflect improved business conditions and affect about 20 percent of workers.
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Eden Bids Return of Germany to League of Nations
British Foreign Minister Anthony Eden opened a path for Germany to rejoin the League of Nations at Geneva. He proposed rewriting the covenant to sever it from the Versailles treaty, arguing Germany has urged the covenant stand apart from peace terms.
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Grape Carnival Attracts Local Vets Firemen In North East
Hundreds of Corry residents expected for the Grape Carnival opening at North East today and running through Veterans Day. Ex service members from Lieut Archie W Thompson Post 264 and Elmer C Carrier Post 345 will march in the parade with the Stanford Hose Company preparing to send 100 to 125 members. The W W junior drum corps will join firemen and the new fire truck will also be shown in the North East parade. An exhibit of farm products and an entertainment program are set for both days attracting thousands from northwest Pennsylvania and nearby Ohio and western New York.
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World Series schedule for 2 venues with dates
New York September 25 World Series schedule lists games at Polo Grounds Yankee Stadium and dates from September 30 to October 5 with start times at 1 30 pm BST. Postponements shift games to the next day with no schedule interruption.
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Evidence ties man to bombing case trial likely
The Commonwealth prepared for expert testimony linking Michael Pugman to the Raster gift bombing that killed Maloney. Lt James Pyke of the New York City squad detailed handling of three unexploded bombs sent with the fatal device as prosecutors seek to establish a strong circumstantial case.
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Praise for Dems Achievements in Roosevelt Era Rally
Lancaster September 25 Pennsylvania counties profited by a surge of activity and prosperity under Roosevelt. Governor notes booming industries rising employment relief rolls lower and social security program aiding aged blind and widowed mothers with farmer prices up 41 percent.
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Probe Jugglings in Textile Business Unfolds in Hearings
Public inquiry into alleged backstage financial juggling in the Amoskeag Cotton textile business, once the world's largest of its kind, opens Thursday in Manchester New Hampshire. Nearly twenty nationally known financiers will testify as witnesses. Barré, counsel for the Sabath Committee, says insiders’ manipulations cost 12,000 security holders in Amoskeag Manufacturing and Amoskeag Co. about 50 million dollars over the past decade.
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Temperature Plummets From Near 90 to 38 Overnight
Corry residents shivered as a sharp cold snap lowered the thermometer to 38 early morning after a near 88 above night. Forecasters expect a steady rise in temperature through the day with warmer weather forecast for tomorrow.
France faces new monetary crisis in 1936
Paris lawmakers poised to vote on gold protection laws as cabinet acts to guard gold reserves. A large shipment of French gold, about 360 million francs equivalent to 23.7 million dollars, was moved from Cherbourg to the United States aboard the Deutschland. The majority of gold left by train, with the rest by road.
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Patrol Beads Here Changed on October 1
Port authority announces changes in the highway patrol district effective October 1. Sergeant B. Quiggle replaces Sergeant F. McGill, now transferred to Butler. Quiggle’s post covers Warren and Corry sub stations with Warren HQ. Corporal C. E. Lindgren moves from Warren to Franklin. Corpy Carlson remains at the Warren sub station. Lieutenant H. J. Roush, newly in charge of the Erie district, succeeds F. I. Killian and will oversee sub stations in Erie Carry Girard seniors Warren Meadville and Franklin.
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Local relief setup opens in six counties experiment
Harrisburg reports four member boards given unlimited authority to administer unemployment relief in Butler Cumberland Clarion Carbon Centre and Chester counties to test centralized versus local administration. SERB provides 4,900,250 for October relief covering about 470,000 people with 539,000 for administration. Cash relief checks to predominate as commodity orders phase out.
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Two fined after driver fails to stop at signs
In Lawrence McCurdy Taliana Pa was fined five dollars and costs by Police Magistrate Glen Miller for violating two stop sign laws within 15 minutes. Henry Basterfeldt of Corry, an occupant, was fined five dollars and costs for restating an officer. The men were arrested last evening by Patrolman Ross Mead. Laura Ingalls, speed flier, reached New York at 1 26 p m after a 490 mile flight from Columbus to Roosevelt Field in 2 hours 59 minutes as part of a record attempt.
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Three Chinese Arrested in Shanghai Murder Case
SHANGHAI Sept 25 A Japanese naval patrol detained three Chinese men suspected in the assassination of Asamitsu Tamiato, a Japanese sailor. The Chinese were handed to International Settlement authorities as the crime occurred within the settlement where Chinese courts lack jurisdiction. Tension rose in Shanghai as Japanese Marines maintained patrols and Japanese schools closed amid post incident friction.
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Pinkerton Strike Patrol Described to Senate Panel
The Senate civil liberties committee heard Pinkerton vice president Asher Rossiter outline the agency’s labor inquiries for General Motors Bethlehem Steel Baldwin Locomotive New York Shipbuilding and others. He said most work involved alleged community tie activity in plants with unions containing many communists, though he could not name any specific union. Robert Pinkerton cited 1934 and 1935 gross incomes with patrol divisions and noted figures for seven months in 1936.
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Smith to speak in Philadelphia October 4
Philadelphia Sept 25 Former New York governor Alfred E. Smith will address a Philadelphia audience on October 4. The event, announced today, is expected to be his only Pennsylvania speech during this presidential campaign season.
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Landon Campaign Opens Wisconsin Swing With Farm Appeals
Republican candidate Landon visits Wisconsin on a two day tour to rally dairy and livestock interest and attack the New Deal trade policy. He emphasizes protection of the American farm market, preservation of family farms, and opposition to reciprocal trade agreements while addressing a 12,000 strong Minneapolis audience and awaiting a Milwaukee speech on social security.
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Powers Stand Aide to Rebels
Geneva September 2 Foreign Minister Julio Alvarez del Vayo charged that Europe’s war intervention policy in Spain only aided the enemies of the Spanish government. He warned the League of Nations of a possible world war as fascism and communism clash, suggesting arms were being sold by nations backing regimes in Spain, with Italy and Germany inferred by observers.
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Relief relief load shows steady drop in city relief
Robert Catlin director of the local State Bureau announces relief caseloads fell to 293 in seven township district and city with a drop of six cases in seven days. Additions to old age pension enrollment will cut total cases to just over 200 and cash distribution becomes effective October 28 in Corry and seven surrounding townships.
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Landon Leads Roosevelt in Literary Digest Poll Count
New York figures show Governor Landon leading President Roosevelt by 8 to 2 with 500,000 votes counted from 21 states. Roosevelt trails with 185,495 to Landon’s 293,973 as early returns from California and other states roll in.
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Bankers Urge Balanced Budget Across Governments
San Francisco September 25 delegates to the American Bankers Association urged a return to a balanced budget. The final session adopted a resolutions committee report calling on national state and local governments to cut treasury deficits and curb expenditures to aid business recovery.
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Judge Attacks Jury Verdict of Not Guilty
In Bellefonte Pennsylvania in September 95 the judge denounces a jury verdict of not guilty in a high profile death case. He labels the outcome a miscarriage of justice and questions the jurors reason. The judge demands further review and raises concerns over the trial process.
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