Owlett Attacks New Deal Allies in Pennsylvania Speech
State Senator G Mason Owlett of Tinga County denounces what he calls a foreign takeover of the Democratic party. He accuses New Dealers of steering toward Communism and recalls the hunger marchers in Harrisburg galleries. Col Knox is introduced as a future national leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allentown
G. Mason Owlett
Tinga County
Republican National
Penneselvania
Democratic Party
Pennsylvania
Frank Knox
Harrisburg
State Senate
Fourteen New Faculty Names Fill Key Positions
A lengthy faculty reshuffle lists fourteen new appointments across departments. New department heads and teachers include Miss Marjorie Bone, Miss Frieda Fleck, Miss Ruth Totman’s move to New Jersey, and Dr Ralph Helges joining the Social Science group. Additional postings cover co-operative critic teachers, a new kindergarten critic, and an expanded dean of women role, reflecting broad changes across teaching and administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Neff
Christy
University of Missouri
Coluu=fia
Lillie B. Held
Pennsylvania College For Women
Marjorie Bone
Newticoke
Miss Bone
New York University
Mahanoy City
Thomas J. Hughes
Rochelle
N. Y
Carl Jessen
Frieda Fleck
Indiana State Normal School
Normal College
American Gymnastic Union of
Indianapolis
Indiana
University of Pittsburgh
Ruth Totman
Miss Fleck
Johns Town
Miss Totman
New Jersey College For Women
New Brunswick
New Jersey
Ralph Heiges
Clarion State Teachers College
Helges
Shippensburg State Teachers College
Uramus College
Oberlin
Columbia
State
Teachers College
Duluth
Esther H. Alden
Philadelphia
University of Sted
Misswill T
Irene Hower
Pennsylvania State College
Florence B. Kimball
Hood College
Columbia University
Miss Kimball
Connellsville High School
Olive Tilton
LeRoy Schnell
University of Michigan
Nora Zink
University of Utah
Chicago University
Miss Zink
Butler Egg Price Auction Returns Mixed Figures
Butler Pennsylvania September 5 egg market standings show white and brown categories with varied prices. Fancy large eggs range around 42 3 4 cents per dozen, while medium and standard large share close values, pullets and pee wees around 23 to 21 1 4 cents, with brown eggs at 38 to 84 cents per dozen in spot listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Auctio Butler
Fascists Retreat as Government Keeps Madrid Defenses
In Spain the Rebel advance near Madrid stalls as government troops fortify trenches 40 miles northwest of Toledo and renew artillery on Alcazar. Juan Negrin, Socialist minister, assures U S investors Spain will not turn Communist while authorities seize factories to speed defense efforts.
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Iran
San Sebastian
Irun
Madrid
War Ministry
Toledo
France
Spain
Juan Negrin
United States
Negrin
Split A F L Banks Now Split A F L Banks Now
Lewis faction faces suspension in November expulsion move influencing union voting. Craft unionists aim to secure two thirds for expulsion while Lewis questions appeal to the convention and a Federation rival. Miners behind in dues. Green remains Federation president per Lewis remarks.
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Lewis
A. F. of L
Bute
Federation
William Green
A. F. of
Green
Miners’ Union
Coshocton
Ohio
Knox Declares Social Security Policy Debate
The article discusses Knox arguing about Social Security tax burdens, highlighting payroll taxes of $9 per $100 of wages and predicting a vast wealth fund controlled by future administrations. It notes the nominee's address with a tally mark at the opening of the referendum section.
Knox Campaign Train Rolls Into Lehigh Valley Rally
Publican state campaign stops in Eastern Pennsylvania with Knox touring New England earlier and planning Labor Day address in Alma Michigan. He attacks New Deal policies as costly to Pennsylvania while promising social security measures and government reform. Republicans greet Knox in Allentown with local leaders and campaign banners along the Lehigh Valley route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Knox
Lehigh Valley
Specifl
New England
Santa Claus
CWA
PWA
NRA
AAA
Margery M. Scranton
Scranton
Owlett
Edna Carroll
Philadelphia
Taylor
Allentown
Labor Day Celebrations Across Pennsylvania Planned
Celebration day across Pennsylvania features parades picnics and speeches from Philadelphia waterfront to Pittsburgh steel mills. 448 000 workers join John L Lewis drive to unify into one industrial union while United States Steel plants stay open for eight hour shifts. Harrisburg capital plans a kipona water carnival with State House empty as Governor Earle attends events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvdonia
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Schuylkill
Montgomery
Lehigh Valley
Shep
John L. Lewis
United States Steel Corporation
New York
Pennsylvania
State House
Earle
Capitol
Fugitve lived quietly for 13 years in Greensburg case
Forty year old Jack Pillato told police he had been living quietly in Brooklyn with his family while awaiting arraignment for the 1923 killing of Dominick Rinchusio at the Italian Club in Greensburg. He disappeared after the slaying, later claimed he went to Ore Lynn, then sent for his family after securing a job. Brooklyn police later arrested him on another charge and records show he was wanted here. He waives extradition and returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Jack Pillato
Dominickinchusio
Brooklyn
Rinchusio
Pillato
Orelyn
Yankees Resume League Surge Despite Slumps and Injuries
Sid Feder reports the Yankees stretch their lead to 47 1/2 games with a 9-6 win over the Red Sox as Gehrig and DiMaggio endure a season low. Despite injuries to O'Dickey, Rolfe, and Crosetti, and heavy opposition, New York tallies ten wins in twelve and eyes the pennant within eight victories. The Red Sox drop from pennant contention, while Chicago's Cubs gain on the NL pace with Garry French's seven-hitter and an 8-0 victory over Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid Feder
Associated Press
Yankees
Murderers’ Row
Tou Gehrig
Joe DiMaggio
Bill O 'Dickey
Red Rolfe
Frankie Crose Ti
Gehrig
di Mag
Yanks
Tigers
White Sox
Indians
Red Sox
Indiana
Plaa
Senators
Iast
Athletics
Buck Newsom
Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Giants
Cardinals
Garry French
Pirates
Pennsylvania Outlines State Role In National Preaching Mission
Harrisburg outlines Pennsylvania participation in the National Preaching Mission opening in Pittsburgh September 17 to 20. The Pennsylvania Council of Churches will supervise the mission under its Evangelism department. The Philadelphia mission runs November 25 to December 2 with more planned in each county and community statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Council of Churches
Keystone
Pittsburgh
America
Pennsylvania
Council
Department of Evangelism
Philadelphia
Upward Revision in Steel Scale Contemplated
In Pittsburgh on September 5, steel circles note the industry did not post fourth quarter prices this week. They discuss a possible upward revision in the current scale. Ordinary prices for the next quarter are set a month ahead, with pig iron prices expected to stay unchanged for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Obituary for Mrs. Joan Bowers 93 Indiana resident
Mrs. Joan Bowers born February 11 1844 daughter of William and Sarah DeArmin of Pine Township died at Indiana Hospital at noon Thursday from complications of diseases. She lived on Church street since moving to Indiana in 1801 leaving four children eight grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Funeral at her home Monday 2 p.m. Rev Arthur J. Pfohl of Zion Lutheran Church will conduct service with interment at Greenwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan §. Bowers
Indiana Hospital
William D. Holmes
Francis M. Wike
Indiana
Arthur J. Pfohl
Zion Lutheran Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Ohio Big Bend Festival Opens Along Ohio River
Rav enswood West Virginia September 5 three day Ohio River Festival began with a brass band and water sports on the river bend dedicated to waterway pioneers. Tonight the pageant on George Washington opens part of the program as the festival continues. Football players robbed at Waynesburg training camp were four outfits plus jewelry and other items taken from Red McCombs Fullback Car michael Linesman Joe McCune and Rey Censlar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravenswood
W. Va
Waynesburg
Waynesburg College
Red" McCombs
Carmichael
Joe McCune
Newell
Rey Censlar
Youngstown
Jewlry
Hornets Haul Rubin, Mailbox Beekeeping Trouble
Charleston report notes a telephone signal prompts Louis R. Rubin to meet the mail man at the corner but hornets establish a nest behind his mailbox causing repeated harassment. Harrisburg dispatch mentions Ps Hy Milward sneezing violently leading to a fall and later a vertebral fracture after two weeks in hospital. For sale item from Shelbyina describes Billie Foster owning a three year old lion found in a trailer bought from Charley Moores, with circus provenance and ongoing feeding of the beast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hornets
Charleston
S. C
Louis R. Rubin
Uncle Sam
Rubin
Shelbina
Billie Foster
Charley Moores
Moores
Foster
Agricultural exports fall 42 percent in July
Washington reports July agricultural exports dropped 42 percent from a year earlier to 27.6 million dollars due to weak cotton demand from Canada, Japan, Italy, Spain, Germany, and Russia. Cotton led the decline while gains occurred in canned milk, pork products, and tobacco. British barley outlook and wool market also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Canada
Japan
Italy
Spain
Germany
Russia
London
Bradford
United States
Georgia voters set to decide Russell or Our Gene in Senate race
Washington notes Georgia faces a pivotal primary next Wednesday with Governor Eugene Talmadge amid corruption inquiries and anti New Deal attacks. The contest pits Richard B. Russell Jr. against the openly anti Roosevelt faction led by Talmadge as labor and agricultural issues loom large in the state. Political maneuvering centers on New Deal alignment, farm policy, and Georgia’s stance on national leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Huey P. Long
Georgia
Eugene Talmadge
Richard B. Russell, Jr
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Talmadge
Russell
Talmadge
Senate
Liberty League
Wall Street
McCrae
Fertilizer Trust
Bis
Tennessee Valley Authority
Knoxs Highlights in Allentown Speech by Krox
A fragmented Allentown address by Col. Frank Krox, Republican vice presidential nominee, criticizes the current federal government as wasteful and ineffectual. He pledges a new administration to clean up government, reduce danger, and give finance, business, and agriculture a breathing spell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allentown
Sapi
Frank Krox
Easton Pennsylvaniia
Market ticker soup highlights vast corporate list
A dense OCR fragment shows numerous company names across industries from Alaska to Tex Gulf Sulfide and United Corporations. Included are Am Can, Chrysler, Goodyear, IBM equivalents, Pens, Packard, Radio, Sears, Studebaker, US Steel, Woolworth, and many others with percentage figures trailing the names. The passage resembles a stock table or index listing with firm names and numeric values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska Sun
Allied Stars
Allis-Ch
Am Smelt
Atlan Resin Aviation Corp
Baldwin Loeb
Chia Barnsdall Bendix Aviat Beth Sil
Blaw-Knox
Borden Borg Warner Briggs Mtg
Burr
Ad Mach
Canad Pac Caterpil Tract
Chrysler City
Colgate Palm Column
Congoleum
Con Oil Container Corp
del Curtis Pub
Curtiss Wright Curtiss Wr A Deere and Co
del Lack
Dome Mines
Bu Pont de
Elee
Gen Foods
Gen Mat
Gillette
Goodyear
Hudson Mat
Hupp
Indus Ray
Int Harvest
Nick Can
Johns Manville Kelvinator
Kennecott
Kresge Lehigh Port
Libbey OF
Loews Lorillard
McCrory
Sirs McIntyre
McKess
Rob McLellan
Montgom Ward Murray Corp
Nash
Nat Biscuit
Nat
Stra
North Am
Northern Pac
Ohio Oil Packard Mat Farom G
Penney J C Penn AR
Phila
Phillips
Pierce Pet Pitt
Sve
Pullman Pure Oil Radio Radio Pt
Radio Kelth O Rem Rand Reo
Repub -Stl
Rey
Schenley Pistill Sears Kueb Servel
Simms
Pet Socony-Vacuum
Sperry Corp Ltd
Brands Ltd
Oil Cal Ltd
Oil Ind . Ltd
Oil NJ
Studebaker Superior Oil
Swift and Co
Tenn Corp
Texas Corp
Tex Gulf Sulfide Wat Ag
Transamerica UN Carbide
Alter Corp
United Corp
United Gas
Imp US
US Steel
Werner Pict West Mary West
UN Tel Wilton and Co
Woolworth
Indiana Dollar Factory Closes After Turbulent Years
The Indiana Dollar Factory on Third Street, once a 65-employee plant with $65,000 annual volume in 1929, faced collapse as finances waned, demand for collars dropped amid a motor era shift. Brilhart cites $20,000 owed and labor issues as factors. directors voted to shut the Philadelphia and Third Street plant in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Street
Brilhart
Robinsteen Dellar and Leather Company
Intiern
Philadelphia
B. L. Junker
Five Hundred Out in Aluminum Strike at New Kensington
In New Kensington on September 5 a walkout by Aluminum Seat Company workers closed the plant with about 500 employees. The Aluminum Workers' Union said the strike will continue until Lottie Wojton returns to work after being suspended for allegedly threatening a co worker during office hours and urging union membership. Company president J E Sharp said Wojton was laid off until next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Kensington
Aluminum Seat Company
Concern
Aluminum Workers' Union
Lottie Wojton
J. E. Sharp
Aluminum Company of America
Miss Wojton
Miss Wootton
Briton Triumphs After Plane Crash Near Stafford Kansas
Briton escapes to safety following a plane explosion near Stafford Kansas. Earlier, para chute demonstration ends in fatal fall for L. C. Faulkner of Diego after a Bendix filter check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stafford
Kansas
Bendix
L.C
Revival meetings draw crowd at Wesleyan Church Indiana
Wesleyan Methodist Church hosts revival led by Rev H Robb French of Topeka Kansas with services 7 30 pm daily and Sunday at 11 am and 7 30 pm. Labor Day features all day convention with prayer service at 10 am preaching 2 30 pm Rev Brickle Hillsdale and Rev H N Robinson Dixonville to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan
H. Robb French
Topeka
Kansas
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Indiana
Suny
French
Brickle
Hillsdale
H. N. Robinson
Dixonville
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Owhlett
Edna R. Carroll
General Assembly
M. Harvey Taylor
Col Knox
A. F. L. Banks
Major Hoople
Wes
Sam
Mitah
Fugtive
Big Bend
Milward
P.C
Cotter
Frank L. Beck
Smicksburg
Enid McLaughlin
Rural Valley
Wilbur Conner, DuBois
Arling Woods
Meike Hae Ie
Indiana Dollar Factory
Fusie G. Gorman
Adsh Smith
Lot. Indlang
John W. Clawson
Samuel Stile
Blaizevilley
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