County Officials To Inspect Road Paving Aid Next Week
County Commissioners plan a midweek visit to Albion to assess funding for grading and graveling the stretch from W Pleasant street to Spartansburg road within City Units on Union street. Mayor Alexander and City Solicitor Kincaid reported depleted city funds as they urged county help and pledged another conference with Council.
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W. Pleasant Street
Spartansburg
Cily
Union Street
C. L. ‘Alexander
Kincaid
Bard
Erie
Tounty
MacLean
Davis
Crawford County
Umits
Columbus Avenue
Council
Pantages Granted New Trial in Assault Case
United Press reports that Alexander Pantages, the theater impresario, will receive a new trial after appellate court action. He was convicted of assaulting 17 year old Eunice Pringle and sentenced to 1 to 60 years in San Quentin. Attorneys said no new evidence will be offered. The appellate court reversed a lower court ruling, reopening the case. Next week’s Washington weather outlook calls for generally fair conditions in the North and Middle Atlantic with a few showers later in the week and variable temperatures.
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United Press
LOS Angelhs
Alexander Pantages
Eunice Pringle
District Court of Apppeals
Miss Pringle
Pantagse
San Quentin
Washington
U. S. Weather Bureau
North
Middle Atlantic
Wind storm causes considerable damage in city
Heavy winds and rain battered the area on Friday afternoon, snapping tree limbs and flooding streets in the business district. In Clymer a cyclone toppled trees, shattered windows at the high school, damaged properties, and knocked out phone and electric light service for hours. A 65 inch rainfall was recorded at Jamestown, with damage extending to surrounding areas.
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Clymer
Lat Place
Elerge
Jamestown
Psychologist cites attitude shift behind world business mood
United Press reports from Belfast that Charles G. Dawes predicts a return to normal business by next summer or fall. He argues current downturn stems from psychological causes and loss of confidence, not fundamental economic breakdown, with stock market fears mirroring a broader mood shift.
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Dawes
United Press
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Charles G. Dawes
Great Britain
United States
Stock Exchange
Warning Call Precedes Murder of Mill-Wright Official
In New York on a September night, Carl Schreinand, 29, general manager of a Mill-Wright Company, was last heard in a despondent call warning of murder. Police found his car at the plant, the office in disarray with blood stains and a overturned telephone, signaling a violent crime underway. Detectives are probing the scene for leads and motive.
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New York
Carl Schreinand
Mill-Wright
Schjeinand
Recall of Sept 30 1899 Heavy Snow in Corry
Cold snap grips region as western states report snow and winter weather. C P Moore of Carter Hill shows historic photos of Corry and vicinity from the September 30 1899 blizzard, recalled by older residents as one of the area’s severest early snows.
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Corry
C. P. Moore
Carter Hill
Italian Prince Attack Foe Sentenced to Five Years
Vernano Derosa, a young Italian anti fascist, was convicted in Brussels and given five years solitary confinement for attempting to assassinate Crown Prince Humbert of Italy. The attack occurred during Humbert’s visit to Brussels to court Princess Marie Jose and near the Unknown Soldier monument. Derosa claimed he acted because Humbert was a Fascist and said he hoped the act would become an intellectual crime.
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Crown Prince
Humbert
Brussels
United Press
Vernanao Derosa
Italy
Marie Jose
Belgium
Derosa
Traffic light switch delays at Smith and Centex
The new traffic control light at Smith and Centex streets was installed yesterday but the Supt of Safety says it will not be operational for heavy weekend traffic. A switch from an outside supplier is pending and the timing remains unclear. In Ossining New York on Sept 27, Mortelite Fort Chester NY 82 under death sentence for murder killed himself in Auburn prison last night.
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Centex Streets
United Press
Ossining
Au Miony- Mortelite
Fort Chester
Ni Y
Siwar Beckwith
Auburn Prison
Jagt Fall
Jones Wins Amateur Title In 8 and 7 Victory
Bobby Jones defeated Eugene Howans 8 and 7 to claim the Rational amateur championship, completing a year by winning the British Open and American Open and amateur in the same season. The dominant American star, hailed as a golfing king, endured early jitters but showed his usual precision throughout the match.
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Frank Getty
United Press
Smerson Cricket Club
Ard
More
Bobby Jones
Eugene Howans
Englewood
N. J
Atladian
Jones
Jean Sweetset
Federal prohibitions won’t curb home wine making
Federal prohibition director said manufacture of wine for home use will not be interfered with. In Chicago oil market news, Standard Oil Indiana cites unsound conditions prompting rent reductions in gasoline in ten states. President Hoover accepted the resignation of Charles H. Tuttle as U S district attorney of New York. In Chickasha, Hi S Johns and nephew Billy Tomer were found dead from gunshots at the Johns home. Public Health Service notes rising infantile paralysis cases with 51 percent more reports.
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Chicago
Standard of Company of Indiana
Washington
Charles H. Tuttle
U. S
New York
Hoover
Supreme Court to Hear Tre ne Appeal in Poll Slaying Case
The state supreme court will hear appeals of Mrs Irene Schroeder and W Jen Dague from first degree murder convictions for the slaying of Highway Patrolman Corporal Brady Paul. The October session opens October 6 with the calendar listing these cases for review.
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United
Ress
Pittsburgh
Irene Schroeder
W. Jen Dague
State Supreme Court
Five Best Radio Entertainments Listed for Today
CBS and NBC networks present Hank Simmons Showboat at 3:00 PM. General Electric Hour airs at 8:20 PM. Miniature Theatre at 9:30 PM. Shimber Music at 10:00 PM. Bert Lown's Music on WABC at 11:00 PM.
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WARG
CBS
Hank Simmons
WEAP
NBC
General Electric Hour
NBC Network
Miniaure
Wiz
Shimber
WABC
Bert Lown
Wreckage of Curtiss Robin Found on Lake Erie Near Here
Wreckage washed ashore near Harrington Point is believed to be from the Curtiss Robin missing after leaving Cleveland. Lieut. Willard Parker and William J. McNulty disappeared earlier after departing Cleve airport. Debris scattered along the shore. searchers organized to locate bodies and verify the serial number matching the missing plane.
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United Press Conneaut
Willard Parker
Willam J. McNulty
Columbus
Cleveand Airport
Lake Erie
Here
We D. Dintick
Harrington Point
Robin
Robbery at Akron payroll held up by two gunmen
Miss Mary Margaret Ciemmer daughter of the Ciemmer Noah Construction president was robbed of a $6,100 payroll by two masked gunmen in an alley behind her father's Akron office. She clung to the payroll, was subdued and threatened with a gun to her side before the thieves fled.
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Unite@e Press
Akron
Mary Margaret Ciemmer
Ciemmer-Noah Construction Company
Ciemmer
Seek New Uses for Wheat to Relieve Market
Geneva Sept 27 The League of Nations economic committee suggests a meeting to devise new uses for wheat to reduce overproduction. The International Institute of Agriculture joins the League for a world wheat conference with two sections on European and overseas production. Invitations will be issued for the conference. It aims to discuss the overproduction problem and find industrial uses to reduce vast stockpiles.
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Geneva
Economic Committee
League of Nations
League
International Institute of Agriculture
Two More Sought in Murder and Robbery
Pittsburgh reports two alleged accomplices of Eugene Batdorf 20 and Mokeen Rocks sought by police, after Batdorf confessed to a gas station hold up that left a crippled attendant dead. Batdorf denies firing the fatal shot and names two companions, including an intimate friend, per Bolles.
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Unites Fress
Pittsburgh
Eugene Bat-dorf
Mokeen Rocks
Bleachers Collapse Injures 100 At Central High Game
In Columbus Ohio on September 2 a collapse of bleachers during a football game injured about 100 spectators. One woman and two boys were reported in serious condition. Emergency crews, ambulances and nurses treated victims and many were released after first aid.
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United Press
Columbus
Ohio
Frank Roe Ale
Tisy
Central High School
Pic
Cheney High School
Youngstons
New Train Schedules Issued for Pennsylvania and Erie Lines
Definite changes in the new timetable take effect Sunday on the Pennsylvania and Erie divisions. Arrivals and departures listed include Renovo Division trains No. 8970 and 8971, No. 681, No. 508, No. 580, and the Buffalo Division No. 951 with morning and late afternoon times. Erie division departures No. 3 at 8:45 AM and No. 4 at 2:25 AM, plus other listed trains, are announced. Shoop left this morning for Warren to visit the Conservatory of Music.
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Erie
Renovo
BAM
Ant Buffalo
Erie Ltrdins
Mire
Shoop
Warren
Conservatory of Music
Lake shipping jeopardized by severe storms
Great Lakes storms sink ships and threaten regional commerce as gales and hail lash the Midwest. Sailors perished including Salvor crew and Our Son missing. coast guard rescues and salvage efforts continue. Weather shifts bring snow in some areas while milder conditions return elsewhere.
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Central States
United Press
Chicago
Salvor
Muskegon
Lake Michigan
Darkiess
Idi
Charles
Mohr
William Nelson
Jed
North Shore
Milwaukee
Uitte
Irving Anderson
Lakes
Wisconsin
Middle West
Rocky Mountain
Washington
Mercury
Hits
Musk Kegon
Elmer Etc
Dat
Loraie Olmstead
Birgels
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Chickasha
Hi. S. Johns
Billy Tomer
Johns
U. S. Public Health Service
Supreme Court
TRENE
Economic Committee of League: OF Nations
Geneva Assembly
Samuel Dashiell
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Luther
Youngstown
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