Reports From Manchuria Conflicting Replies From China And Japan
Washington notes from Japan and China arrive for Secretary Stimson as both sides claim steps to curb hostilities in Manchuria. Japan says troops will observe international law and withdraw soon while avoiding actions that prejudice negotiations. China asserts Japan acts to prevent further aggression yet troops continue to commit war acts.
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Joseph H. Baird
United Press
Washington
China
Japan
Manchutla
Stimson
Houne
Manchuria
Katsuji Deboom
Yung Kwai
United States
Ching
Tokio
Fire tears through Sigma Chi house injuring two
A fast moving blaze at Dartmouth’s Sigma Chi fraternity house injured a student and a guest while 12 others escaped through smoke filled halls and windows. William Latg of Pittsburgh suffered a deep wrist wound and Ralph Davis of Wellesley Hills endured burns. The three story wood structure burned within an hour as firefighters battled flames and spectators gathered nearby.
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Sigma Chi
Dartmouth
Univen Press
Hanover
N.hs
Sigma Hi
Willian Latg
Pittsburgh
Mary Tthr
Baker Library
Collepcy
Equipeetad
Brudontia
Fpdary Unity
Two Injured In Main Street Crash And Relief Campaign
A fog bound collision on East Main Street near the Dahlstrand home injured Mr. and Mrs. Inch with minor facial and hand injuries while their child remained unhurt. The Finch sedan rear ended a parked Lyons auto, severely damaging both cars. A municipal committee will organize relief fundraising for the city as winter approaches, shifting from a broad budget to direct relief.
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Carl Winch
East Main Street
Inch
Dahlstrand
Fast P Fain Street
West Pleas
Ant Street
Scene
H. H. Lyons
Union City
Finch
Lyons
Man Corry
Cing
Pinch
Implan
P. Rogers
Harry Auer
Austin Johnson
Sidngy Stewart
Ben F. Starr
J. J. Desmond
Worth Hammond
Clifton Howard
D. A. Hillattom
Clyde Brown
H. E. Manley
Howard Sheen
Salvation Army
Corry Hospital
R. Brown
Youth Is Freed in Erie Girl's Death
United Press reports that 20 year old Joseph Tynaziak was released after a coroner's inquest found the shooting of 20 year old Agnes Trust Rowaldi accidental. The incident occurred Sunday in Erie Pennsylvania as he posed as a sheriff.
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Erie
United Press
Joseph Tynaziak
Agnes Trust- Rowaldi
HoldUp Victims Shot As Police Battle Bandits In Bronx
Two bandits roped a loan association meeting in the Bronx and shot at officers as they barricaded with benches. Three holdup men were critically wounded. one captured, another fled. A policeman was grazed. $5,000 in cash and jewelry and $15,000 in checks were taken. Police exchanged fire with the bandits through the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bronx
Loan Company
Nanl
Today’s Five Best Radio Entertainments
Radio listings highlight WABC WIZ WARS WEAF and NBC network slots with programs starring Kate Smith saxophones Phil Goose and the Bernie Orchestra. Specific times include 7 30 and 3 00 and 10 00 for various affiliates. The schedule notes Quakers Male Quartet and other ensembles across CBS NBC networks.
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WABC
CBS
Tuu
Kate Smith
WIZ
NBC
Phil Goose
Sen Bernie
Weaf Tack Littie
Juce Crawford
Man Sentenced in Erie Court Makes Escape
Arthur Ambrose a 26 year old Pittsburgh man sentenced to three years in the Atlanta penitentiary escaped from a railroad car in the Brie district court area. He and 20 other prisoners were en route when Ambrose freed himself from handcuffs and jumped from a car window. Federal officers and state police joined the search after Ambrose reportedly returned to his father’s home and received $8 before fleeing.
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Arthur Ambrose
Atlanta
Erie
Pittsburgh
Unites Eres
Brie
Hill
Ambrose
John Merriman
Federal Street
Cny
Robert Carnell
Alleghany County
Pred Ambrose
Miners Strike Shuts 19 Glen Alden Mines in Latest Walkout
The Glen Alden Coal Company strike expanded to 29,000 workers and shut 19 of 20 mines, with officials claiming the Diamond mine remained open. UMW leadership threatened bans for rule violations as 70 pickets were arrested for trying to block access to Sugar Notch entrances. The company president said closures would continue until workers volver to work.
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Glen Alden Company
United Mine Workers
Wrnsy Rise Scranton
Glen Alden Coal Company
Oieinis
United Mine Workers of America
W. W. Inglis
UMW. A
Nineteen Rescued As Dredger Sinks Off Massachusetts
The army dredger Toledofoundered four miles off Bass Point in rough seas. Coast Guards rescued all 19 crew members, with 13 transferred to a cutter and the remaining six dragged through water. The 1800 ton dredger valued near 1 million dollars sank in forty feet of water as Boston tug Clara Downe aided in tow. The vessel was en route to Lynn harbor for dredging ceremonies.
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United Press
Nahant
Mass
Coast Guards
Toledo
Bass Point
Theottom
Coast Guard
George Kay
Philadelphia
Boston
Clara Downe
Lynn
Jt Saale
Lynn Harbor
WANIAC SOUGHT FOR BOMBINGS IN DENVER
Police in Denver seek a maniac believed responsible for four bombings last night. A Barnum suburb home was destroyed. no occupants found. The Holy Family church rear bomb caused panic among parishioners and children. The Occidental theatre explosion shook patrons. a second blast near Sergeant Callaghan’s home caused no damage.
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Vince
Denver
Cols
Barnum
Holy Family
Morty
Occidental
Po- Nee
C. M. Callaghan
Secretary Injured as Car Overturns Near Youngsville
M Hengst of West Smith street associate secretary of the C M C A in the northwest district escaped serious harm when his car overturned near Youngsville yesterday afternoon. He suffered a fracture of the little finger and head bruises, with injuries not deemed serious. White, driving fast, swerved to avoid a truck, the car leaving the highway and overturning. Hengst returned to the city this afternoon as a doctor noted the finger fracture and head bruises. Mr and Mrs W J Carico of Tulsa Okla are visiting relatives and friends in Corry and Columbus.
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M. Hengst
West Smith Street
Youngsville
Hengst
Tidioute
Ste
Rotary Club Fetes Westfield Teachers Tonight
Rotary Club hosts a dinner meeting at Hotel Corry at 6 30 o clock with Board of Education members and Corry Public Schools teachers as guests. Harold Potter, Westfield entertainer, will present the program in the main dining room for an expected large turnout of teachers and Rotarians.
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Hotel Corry
Westfield Entertainer
Rotary Club
Service Club
Board of
Aduestion
Corry
Service Ofu
Harold Potter
Westfield
380 000 Bottles Seized To Be Destroyed In Raid
Fifteen laborers in Glenshaw Pa will break about 380000 bottles seized by prohibition agents. Judge Nelson McVicar signed the destruction order after agents said the bottles were intended for whiskey. The seizure, the district’s largest, was made September 15. Names of whiskey brands were engraved on the bottles.
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United Press Pittsburgh
Glenshaw. Glass Company, Inc
Glenshaw
Nelson McVicar
Denmark suspends gold standard to November 20
Copenhagen, Sept 28 The Danish Folketing passed a bill suspending the gold standard until November 20. Sofia, Sept 29 The Fulgerian bank rate rose one percent to 9 percent.
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Wy UM Og
Copenhagen
Denmark
Danish Folketing
Sofia
Bulgaria
Fulgerian Bank
Wells Outlines Plan as World Dictator
London dispatch reports H G Wells answering how he would shape a world dictatorship. He would abolish war by a world police, pool foreign offices, form global economic and peace councils, organize production and distribution, and, after 20 years, declare bankruptcy and establish a single world currency.
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Sidney J. Williams
United Press
London
H. G. Wells
Sud
Weilasi
Walls
World Economic Council
Atteinmire
Big obstacle to renomination of Hoover removed
Plymouth, Sept. 29. Former President Calvin Coolidge may not be a candidate in 1982 but backs Hoover’s renomination, via a Saturday Evening Post article described as authentic. Washington reporters view Coolidge’s support as removing the major obstacle to Hoover’s renomination, with Fess asserting it settles anti administration sentiment and aids Hoover’s re election. The post article, discussed in the capital and sought by Democratic officials, had not yet been released to newspapers.
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United Press
Plymouth
Calvin Coolidge
Hoover
Harry Ross
Coolidge
Fess
Republican National Committee
Saturday Evening Post
Goples
White Hous
Jouett Shouse
Democratic National Committee
Olit
Death mystery on Ashardket Beach near Eaton's Neck
Discovery of a body near Ashardket Beach close to Eaton's Neck, tied to a pirate attack on Benjamin P. Collings yacht. Investigators from Munter’s office rush to the scene to clarify the killing as Mrs. Collings described two men seeking to transport a wounded youth to the Connecticut shore.
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United Press Huntington
L. F
Ashardket Beach
Eaton's Neck
Benjamin P. Collings
Fred Munder
Munter
Stair
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Vrs
Loan Association
Waniac
Brest
C. M. Hengst
W. J. Carico
Tulsa
Obi
Columbus
Wells
Collings
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