Kidnaping charge filed in Warren case ties to Erie man
Myron Muharry faces a kidnaping charge en route to Warren after allegedly abducting his stepdaughter Luria Blane Mor 18 from her father. Police say Mahaffy and the girl were found in Erie and returned to her father Krendal Mortis. Mahaffy will have a hearing in Erie on the automobile charge before returning for the kidnaping case.
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United Press
Warren
T's
Myron Muriarty
Sixagene
Luria Blane Mor
Daputy Sherif William Stewar
Mahatty
Eris
Mahatsy
Krendal Mortis
Stewart
Erie
Weil
Fisenid Leia
Mehasfy
Mahaffy
Lorna
Sherman
N. Y
Hele
Pollvesila Mahaffy
Torna
Compromise Reached in Waynesburg Teacher Case
In Waynesburg on September 14 a compromise settlement emerged in the teacher tenure case involving Laura Morris, a senior instructor. The common pleas hearing paused as Morris and the Whiteley Township School Board conferrenced with Judge Caste Waychoff to discuss terms, with resignation and retained teaching status expected as possible outcomes.
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United Press
Waynesburg
Laura Eins Mortis
Common Pleas Court
Morris
Whiteley Town
Ship School Board
Caste Wn
Waychoff
Comptonse
Mass murder probe urged over Elizabethtown shoe plant threat
In Harrisburg on Sept 30 Gov George H Marle was asked to investigate an alleged threat at the Charleroy Inc shoe factory in Elizabethtown. A letter from Mary J Schneider and John M Edelman urged action after 12 cutters sought a raise in piece rates and vowed to “plow all to hell” with a shotgun.
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United Press
Harrisburg
George H. Marle
Bonus Charleroy
Charleroy, Inc
Elizabethtown
Harle
Mary J. Schneider
John M. Edelman
Committee For Industrial Organization
Raise for Seamen by United Press New York
Seamen on 18 American export and cargo ships, all of which call at Mediterranean ports, were granted a $6 monthly wage increase as compromisers demand for War risk insurance.
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Unites Press
New York
Berata
Méditérranean
Endangered Boat Endangers Crew Amid Storms Near Vancouver
A distress transmission from the 800 ton vessel Phe indicates a gale and heavy seas forcing Thubmaby Island to drift 80 miles off the route between Vancouver and the Canadian coast. The ship and crew are in danger as the vessel battles rough waters near вв.
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Wy United
Vansouver
Suley
Thornaby
Otwen
Hillstrom to Speak at Cory Golden Rule Club Dinner
A. Hillstrom, superintendent of the Cory Jamestown Manufacturing plant, will address members of the Cory Golden Rule Club at the regular dinner meeting next Monday evening at the McCray club in Lovells Ar. He recently retired from a European tour and will speak on experiences from the trip. Business matters on the agenda include the impact of the new four and a half day work week for women and plans for lighting the business area for the Christmas holiday. Richand Rosshacher is general chairman. The Ladies Aid Society of the McCray Church will serve the dinner.
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A. Hillstrom
Cory Jamestoyn Manufacturing Oe
Cory Golden Rule Club
GIGN
McCray
Lovells
Ar. Hillstham
Olin Bratken
Loway
Berto
Richand Rosshacher
Ald
Ohttech
Besson Heads Joestl Lodge At Independent Order Meeting
George L. Bessin was elected No 1 Grant of the Joestl lodge of the Independent Order of Old Fellows, succeeding Charles Butters, at a largely attended meeting of Organ valion Inst tonight. Several officers were chosen including Warren White as vice president, Merle Akam as recording secretary, James Williamson as financial secretary, William Colby as trustee, Stacy Jenner as paraphernalia clerk, A. F. Carthurs as representative for the Home of the Aged at Grave City, and Williamson and Akam as Orphans’ representatives from Meadville. Induction ceremonies are planned for October 20 in the club rooms, under the direction of District Deputy Grand Master Harold Shannon of Corry.
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George L. Bessim
Joestl
Independent Order of Old Fellows
Charles Butters
Jawa
Warren White
Merle Akam
James Williamson
Seartary
William Colby
Stacy &Jenner
A. F. Carthurs
Grave City
Mérle Akam
Meadville
Comyprisertho Mert
Ee Oder
Moms Ast Ever
Ceremante
Hirold Shannon
Corry
Molestation case yields 10 to 20 year sentence
In Waynesburg Pennsylvania on September 4, William Wetterau, 26, of Nemacolin, was sentenced to terms totaling 10 to 20 years after pleading guilty to two technical charges of sodomy. Wetterau, arrested Tuesday, had allegedly molested young boys and girls in Nemacolin for some time. He is married and the father of a three year old.
Japan Defends War Tactics and Evacuation Demand
Tokyo asserts naval and air bombardments in China are military necessity and calls for evacuation of foreigners to safe zones. Tokyo warns that Japan alone will decide targets, while Shanghai reports Russian officers aiding Chinese defenses south of Tientsin. Japan says 120,000 troops sent to Manchukuo as precaution. London notes possible emergency parliamentary session for a universal boycott of Japanese goods.
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United Press
Xtokyo
Japan
League of Nations
Ithar Nanking
Shanghai
Tientsin
Hatte Front
Tsangchow
Techow
Trentsiyy
Pukow
Manchukuo
Manchu
Tapanese
Sodchow
Ning
Hangchow
Chenghi
London
China
Ifat
Drunken Driver Sentenced After Clymer Crash
Howard Munsee, a young farmer from the Clymer area, was sentenced to three months in the Chautauqua county jail on a drunken driving charge after a morning crash just west of Clymer. His vehicle collided with an Erie man’s car. both vehicles were severely damaged but no injuries were reported.
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Howard Munsee
Young Farm
Clymer
Chautauqua County
Erie
Justice Black to reply on radio to KKK charges Friday night
Justice Hugo L. Black will broadcast a 20 minute reply tomorrow at 9:30 p m EST over major radio networks to charges he was a Ku Klux Klan member. Officials said the program will address the allegations without antagonism.
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Black
Ay United
Washington
Hugo L. Black
Ku Klux Klan
Black Wil Speare
the Nation
Columbia Broadcasting
Stacks Brather-B- Lar
Tiffordd Dury
Afley Blaaye
Digu
Mbt
Atesandria
Nawtonal Brow Sasting Company
Columbia Brewl
Awling Syktem -Annauticod
Speanition
Lu Bhigh
Norcal
Emerya
Suefuston
Tony Unil
Bt Wiles Aisley Jr Atessumilisu
Hiss
Kenneth Ayn Berkeley
Westenlay
Menin
Norfolk
Roosevelt
Justice Hugo
Wack
Shawn
Justice Black
National union meet opens in west amid charges
Denver reports the national labor convention begins with delegates debating moves against the John L Lewis led unions and the handling of federal labor policy. Talks touch on potential changes to the Wagner Act and the influence of the CIO and craft unions.
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West
United Prose
Denver
Colo
YO —Andersen
Indus Fal
Unlona
John L. Lewis
Metal Trades
Building Trades
National Labor Board
Congress
Warrner Labor Act
Lylewery
A. Wm
A. Otfelyls
Lewis
Fire wipes out Carlin's amusement park at cost $250,000
Sept. 2 report from Slupimore says a stubborn fire at Carlin's amusement park caused about 250000 in damage. Twenty workers were overcome by smoke as flames swept through three large frame buildings including a roller skating rink, power house, and other structures before crews contained the blaze.
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United Press
Slupimore
Mien Tollay
Carlin
Wostemen
Pawer House
Wilder Takes Stand In Own Defense Today
Pittsburgh filing details Clinton S Wilder a wealthy man expected to deny allegations of heavy drinking and abusing his wife Virila Wilder in a 1934 case. Edith Boyle nurse to the Wilder children testified that Wilder allegedly drank threatened and abused his wife, and that Mrs Wilder was nervous.
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Wilder
United Press
Pittsburgh
Clinton S. Wilder
Waeeen
Vir
Bila P. Wilder
Wilde
Edith Boyle
Wileer
Itees
Mrs. Wilder
No New Leads In Chicago Kidnap Case
Federal agents and police pressed for witnesses as the Chicago kidnap case of Charles Ross and 17 suspects remained unresolved. A hotel witness described three men in a car tailing Ross as he left a Sycamore hotel with his secretary last Saturday night before he was abducted. Investigators retraced the route toward Chicago seeking further testimony while other leads proved fruitless.
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United Press
Shicago
Charles
Ross
D. iv. Larson
da Kalb
Sycamore, al
Chicago
Hear Evidence In Case Of Two Rural Teachers
Hearings opened in Wayne County Court as two former Wayne Township teachers seek reinstatement under state tenure law. Tadith Re and Lena Stys, challenging earlier nonrenewals at Spencer High and Carley School respectively, request writs of mandamus to compel the district to rehire. Attorney Waller L. Peale presented their case as the first tenure act test in the county. Local school officials had refused to release contracts of the former teachers.
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Wayne Township
Yeatenjay
Cunty Courent
Evie
Gelubsr
Tadith
Spencer Sehont
Lena Stys
Fiater Soldher
Carley Et School
Wi Bs of
Mandamps
Wayne ‘Township
Astriet
Waller L. Peale
Cony
Whyne Township
Eiohn
Advance work on Spring Creek Garland road progress
Concrete pouring for the Spring Creek to Garland route should finish by mid week next. paving near completion with only a short stretch left on the sine side of the project. The four and a quarter mile link from a point 2.12 miles east of Spring Creek to Garland now features an all surfaced highway with dangerous curves removed, shortening travel for Corryites via Youngsville and Warren.
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Spring Creek
Garland
Corryites
Youngsville
Waren
Il Duce Talks Peace Again Amid Crowded Venice Balcony
Mussolini speaks to cheering crowds from the Venice Palace balcony after a visit to Furness A Mole Millan. He asserts Italy’s aims remain between Germany and Japan, calling for peace while addressing the global crisis.
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IL Duce
Mussolini
Germany
Italy
United Press
Rome
Benito Slussini
Rolioning
Fim
Furness
Millan
Cumigan
Nazi Gemany
Ieine Bulkue
Cronk
PAXSON NOT DISBARRED IN FEDERAL ACTION
Washington September news reports that the Federal Power Commission decided not to disbar Edward Payson, counsel for Associated Gas and Blegh subsidiaries, from practicing before the agency. The ruling preserves his ability to represent clients before the commission.
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Paxson
Washington
Federal Power Commission
Imazuind
Edward Payson
Associa
Ad Gas
Bletgh
Bit
Uishar
Bumper Crops Drive Farm Buying Boom in 1920s Tone
Washington reports bumper crops spark a farm buying boom unseen since World War I. Economists note farmers spent heavily this year, with 9,000,000 to 10,000,000 dollars in crop income. Despite cash farm income trailing 1920, purchasing power against manufactured goods improves, lowering cotton and cloth consumption versus past boom years.
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United Press
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Selig Amushed
Aroma
Erie's Address to Kiwanians Highlights October Meetings
George Kelley of the Kelly stuiles n Kivi spoke at the Kiwanians gathering held at the Hotel Corry. He screened reels from the Blue Ridge to Virginia Maryland and Pennsylvania with an opening talk. The business meeting set October and Wednesday 6 o clock as new meeting times to test evening sessions. Donald J. Glogsney joined as a new member, thirty-two regular members attended. A newly organized orchestra boosted the group singing.
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George Kelley
Kelly
Donald J. Glogsney
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