Milk strike tensions drive slow progress in East relief fund plans
The report outlines slow developments in the milk strike situation and notes a reorganization planned for tonight within the East relief fund. An Irving defender facing charges linked to a plot with Frank Trig is mentioned alongside alleged prison guard conspiracy ideas and a heist at a state facility.
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East Relief Fund
Irving
Michigan
Purson Euarch
Liberty
Frank Trig
Walt Jollars
Taekeon Institution
Accentine
Wueheil Paynpite
Freshman Rabbi Weisenberg Enrolls at Worcester High
Rabbi Jacal Weisenberg, 18, enters Worcester Classic High School as a freshman to brush up his education despite a 4% year. He resumes schooling in Worcester, Miss, returning to the classroom after a gap.
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Jacal Weisenberg
Worcester, Miss
Worcester Classic High School
Presbytery Hears Shanghai Missionary
The Presbytery discussed Shanghai missionary work and noted conversion rates among the local Chinese and non Christian populations. A committee proposed changes to church discipline and pastors were named to consider pastoral appointments and evangelism plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Catarrhal Deafness and Head Noises Relief Claim
A vintage medical ad promotes Parmint treatment for catarrhal deafness and head noises. It advices home remedies, sprays, and lozenges for temporary relief, claiming permanent results from a “cusisty fallen treatment” with instructions to take tablets and a sugar with hot water, targeting readers with nasal and ear symptoms.
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Catarshalian
Patuerh
Leon
Newspapers and notices mix with weather and politics
Fragmented OCR reads of town notices include weather showers at municipal building 7720, a Metropolitan Opera winter broadcast, ongoing East Main Street resurfacing halt, and an investigation into a Fourth Ward attack. It mentions Edinboro Community Fair on September 2, a publication by Miss Ashton Pursuit of Happiness, and Governor Pinchot's proclamation for fall Arbor Day.
Milk supply threat looms for New York City
Developments move slowly as upstate dairy farmers consider a strike that could cut off the city’s milk. Health Commissioner Wynne vows no interference with the supply while Dairymen’s League leaders insist no shortage is imminent. Rochester dairy leaders plan mass meeting as 2000 producers prep for possible action and seek alternate suppliers if the city halts purchases.
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New York
New York City
Rochester
Metropoli
Shi W., Wynne
Department of Health
George R. Pitts
Dairymen's League Co-operative Association
Tne
Wynne
George Allen
Alpert Woodhead
Bonster Cub
Livingston
Woodhead
Monroe
Fire destroys Swiss Hall in Ridgway
Ridgway, Sept. 44. A fire at about 1 30 a m swept Swiss Hall a two story frame building at Oak and Pine owned by Mrs William McNair of Summerville formerly of Ridgway. Loss estimated at 3000. Fire prevented spread to nearby homes. Swiss Lodge used for events earlier. Origin of blaze unknown.
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Ridgway
Oak and
Pine Streets
West Ridgway
William McNair
Summerville
King of Bombers Held in Chicago Case
United Press reports Chicago police arrested James Belcastro known as the King of Bombers. Also detained are Fiymie Lieberpan and others in the bomb case that wounded a boy and aunt when a device exploded before a judge’s home. The investigation connects to the killing of Wayne McGoorty last Wednesday.
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Chicago
United Press
Pulice
James Belcastro
Daige Joh P. McGoorty
Wanye
Belcastro
Fiymie Lieberpan
Fire destroys barn in Natrona Heights area
A cigarette caused a blaze that destroyed a large barn owned by J Francis Heck in Natrona Heights. Four hundred chicks and sheep were burned, and property damage reached about $4,000.
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Natrona
Jieive
J. Francis Heck
Natrona Heights
Split threats drive GOP drive to Roosevelt support
Open split in the Republican party recalls 197% era as two national organizations form to back Franklin D Roosevelt. The National Progressive League, led by Senator George W Norris of Nebraska, plans a coast to coast speaking tour to rally Progressive votes for Roosevelt. Richard Washburn Child will head Republicans for Roosevelt League.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
National Progressive League
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Roosevelt
Richard Washburn Child
Republicans For Roosevelt League
Erie Mayor Pushes Lower Lighting Rates Plan
Erie mayor James P. Rossiter vows action to lower street lighting costs and explore a municipal power plant to supply city and community with electric power at minimal expense. Streets director reports the city spends about 354 a year per light, with 122 lights already discontinued to save roughly 7000 annually.
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Rossiter
Erie
Pennsylvania
H. Lee Munger
James P. Rossiter
Pennsylvacia
Munger
Cliya
Tie
Teachers Name New Officers At Grove City
Pecan nesting on the least of the Goris Schools in Alabama. Science teacher at the senior high school, was elected president for the current school year. Other officers elected were vice president Hiendotinsong, secretary Ia Lawson, and teacher Antoinette Barrsai. Many local teachers plan to attend the Southwestern one meeting of the P 8 A at Grove City on October 14 and 15.
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Goris
WC. Po
Quaior Fogh
Hiendotinsong
Lawson
Antoinette Barrsai
Grove City
Probe death of man that fatally burned
Pittsburgh September 27 Deputy Sheriff James Carroll was ordered to continue the investigation into the death of William Gitas 50 of Dinienne Pennsylvania who died from burns thought to have been caused when a cigarette set fire to his bed. The coroner was informed that the burns were not serious enough to cause death and the deputy was assigned to pursue further inquiry.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
William Gitasel
Dinienne
James Carroll
Carroll Sri
Plans for 1932 relief drive discussed at Corry meeting
The Corry Relief Fund holds its annual meeting in the Municipal building at 7:20 PM to plan the 1932 campaign and discuss ways to meet a heavy winter relief program. A report on last year’s receipts and disbursements was filed after an audit. Citizens are urged to attend and participate in forming a practical plan to distribute relief next year.
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Corry Relief Fund
Lediary
Byjety
Relief Fund Committee
Nis
Farewell for Rev F A Winner by M E Church Group
A large M E Church gathering hosted a 6 30 tureen dinner and reception in the church dining room to bid farewell to Rev and Mrs F A Winter who depart for Little Valley New York. The Young Peoples Society organized the event with Alma Mack as chair and members later enjoyed social time, songs, and talks by Clyde Cook N Blackman Mrs Winter and Rev Mr Wimner. TA Lanston left for a business trip to Clavelant O on the same day.
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M. E. Church
FR. Winter
Little Valley
N.Y
Young Peoples’ Society
Almed Mack
Clyde Cook
Mes. N. Blackman
Amd
Mr. Wimner
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