Pinchot as Political Enigma in Pa Campaign
Harrisburg dispatch reports Mrs Cornelia Bryce Pinchot wife of Pennsylvania Governor discussed a formal platform for a possible campaign while petitions name her as a progressive party candidate. She attacked NRA policies and Wall Street influence, urged reforms including a national minimum wage 80 hour week new deal style factory use and inheritance tax changes.
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Harrisburg
INS
Cornelia Bryce Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Inpement Party
Upton Sinclair
Pinchot
Sinclair
California
Hugh §&. Johnson
Johnson
NRA
General Johnson
Wall Street
Jesson
New City Directory Plans Wider Library Distribution
A new city directory will be printed and delivered to subscribers in about six weeks. It will be placed in over 400 libraries nationwide, with Indiana Chamber of Commerce hosting the directory library. The volume lists each resident over 18, with occupation and employer, and includes street guides, officials, pastors, and fraternal leaders.
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Indiana
Gornelius
United States
Indiana Chamber of Commerce
Association of North American Directory Publishers
United Typothetac
Chamber of Commercce
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New Jersey
Cornelius
Varying Costs In Registering Voters
Varying costs associated with registering voters are described in the continuation of Frage One. The article outlines factors influencing fees, such as locality, processing time, and accompanying administrative charges. It notes how these charges affect access to registration services and participation.
Risinger Attends Victory Dinner for Goodyear Dealers
Elmer Risinger of Rising Brs. Goodyear dealer in our city attended a Goodyear Victory Dinner in Pittsburgh for dealers with July and August sales meeting quotas. He credited the event with valuable ideas, sales suggestions, and networking with progressive Goodyear dealers, noting their town earned a place at the dinner by achieving quotas through hard work and intensified promotion of the G-3 tire.
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Elmer Rising
Brs
Goodyear Tire
Pittsburgh
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
United States
Goodyear
Mr. Rising
Goodyear Company
Seek Court's Aid in Probe into Morro Castle Fire
Hoover's inquiry resumes Monday as prosecutors seek manslaughter charges if cleaning fluid aboard the Morro Castle contributed to 184 deaths. Lifeboats deemed unsafe and fireproof interior construction urged. re-examination of Acting Captain Warms and other officers planned.
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Morro Castle
William F. Warms
Hoover
Theologian's Son Murdered in Presbyerian Church Fallout
A noted theologian and former church leader is slain in his study as his wife, her parents, two servants, and Speer children witness the aftermath. Police investigate a wartime committee chairman's death linked to a broader murder scene with a widow found shot in her home.
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Board of Foreign Missions
Presbyterian Church
Speer
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Holly Welles
Philadelphia
A. J. Welles
Elwood
Polica
Roosevelt aboard Nourmanbal near Vin cent Astor yacht
An international scene unfolds as numerous spectators line the rails while President Roosevelt drifts leeward aboard a parallel yacht to Vincent Astor’s Nourmanbal. The amada kept calm as two yachts glide forward, with thousands watching from the vessels.
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Roosevelt
Vincent Astor
Yachts Compete in Buzzard's Bay Rivalry Grows
The Endeavour and Rainbow sailed toward Cultyhiink in Buzzard's Bay near 14730 as rain began to fall. Sopwith and Vanderbilt kept to the starboard tack early, then Rainbow tacked to port and the British skipper followed. The pair exchanged positions as a misty, choppy breeze complicated the lead.
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Cultyhiink
Buzzard’s Bay
Endeavour
Rainbow
Sopwith
Vanderbilt
Guilt
Republican men and women in session here
A long list shows a committee led by County Chairman Thomas with numerous names across politics and professions including doctors lawyers and clergymen. The assembly emphasizes time limits preventing individual letters and outlines a broad recall of participants.
Obituary Notices Describe Scanlon Family Losses and Services
The obituary notes the son of John H. Scanlon and Margaret Sean Lon. He leaves widow Mary Custer Scanlon and daughter Mazel, plus brothers John of Butler and M L Scanlon of Johnstown and sisters Mary Lemon of Seattle Sarah Robinson of Tiffin and Elizabeth Hitschew of Altoona with a grandchild. Funeral services are set at Picking Funeral Home Johnstown Monday afternoon with Grandview Cemetery interment. Six Pittsburgh railroad engineers to serve as pallbearers. Robert B Coulter 78 died at home West Lebanon. Funeral at home 20 p.m. Monday. An obituary will follow.
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John H
Margaret Seanlon
Mary (Custer) Scanlon
Mazel
John Scanlon
Butler
M. L. Scanlon
Johnstown
Mary Lemon
Seattle
Wash
Sarah Robinson
Tiffin
Elizabeth Hitcshew
Altoona
Picking Funeral Home
Grandview Cemetery
Pittsburgh
Robert 8. Coulter
Alma J. Coulter
Lebanon
Johnson blames textile union for breaking faith
Johnson asserts McMahon, president of the United Textile Workers of America, repudiated approval of NRA actions after an agreement with union labor leaders last June. He notes McMahon sat in during the stake calling and then opposed the deal when he took the platform at the first major rally.
Roosevelt meets in Newport on textile strike plan
President Roosevelt aboard Vincent Astor's Nourmahal sails toward Fort Adams for a conference with Secretary of War Dern and Major General Fox Connor on Rhode Island textile strike conditions. A Navy destroyer may be used if quieting reports hold. further action depends on the meeting's outcome. Communists are watched as unrest looms in Massachusetts and Rhode Island textile areas amid riots and guard deployments.
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Iev
Edward B. Lockett
Newport
R. L
INS
Roosevelt
Vincent Astor
Nourmahal
Dern
Fox Connor
Connor
Fort Adams
Jand
Astor
England
Washington Parade and the American Liberty League
Washington dispatch notes Governor Albert C. Ritchin of Maryland questions the American Liberty League and outlines League motives. It contrasts League nonpartisanship with Republican attempts to appease the New Deal, praising forthrightness of leaders like Smith Davis Dupont Miller Wadsworth and Shouse.
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Karl M. Kahn
INS
Washington
Albert C. Ritchin
Maryland
American Liberty League
Norfolk
Europe
League
Democratic Party
al Smith
John W. Davis
Irenee Dupont
Nathan L. Miller
James W. Wadsworth
Jouett Shouse
Clymer Football Meeting Seeks Board of Directors
A Clymer meeting set for Tuesday September 18 1984 at the fire hall Sixth Street invites interested residents merchants and officials to form a football club board with a secretary treasurer and coaching staff led by Dr G C Bruno Indiana. About 30 youths have signed to practice.
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Clymer
Sixth Street
G. C. Bruno
Indiana
Bruno
Federal mediation board studies data for October report
As labor and management clash over mass walkout effectiveness, the Washington mediation board extends work to review submitted data for an executive report due October 1. No significant moves by the board follow latest talks, while reports from INS warn of Communist influence threatening peaceful settlement amid federal and state actions in Rhode Island and North Carolina. President Roosevelt lands off Newport for talks with Dern and army officers, ready to monitor Rhode Island tensions by yacht or destroyer if needed.
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William K. Hutchinson
I. N.S
Providence
R. I
New England
Rhode Island
Theodore Francis Green
Massachusetts
National Guard
Saylesville
Woonsocket
Canton
Pontiac
Bristol
Appenaug
American Legionnaires
International
Farflung
International News Service
Mason-Dixon Line
Hugh S. Johnson
Matthew Woll
A. F. of
Johnson
Woll
NRA
Tt IM
New York
George A. Sloan
Cotton Textile Institute
Sloan
Presidential Mediation Board
Washington
Worcester
Mass
North Carolina
David P. Leniner
Reorter
Roosevelt
Newport
Warn Dern
Army
Workers Meeting at St James A M E Zion Church
The Workers Federation of Indiana Local No 8 calls a meeting at St James A M E Zion Church Second and Water streets on Monday night September 7 1920s era placeholder. The notice invites members to attend and discuss union affairs and upcoming labor actions.
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The
Workers Federation of Indiana
St. James A. M. E. Zion
Second and Water’ Streets
Debate on confirming state commissioners for relief program
In Harrisburg on September 13 the scene shifts as upper chamber leaders discuss confirming two or three relief commissioners. Talks include M Harvey Taylor and Chauncey Parkinson steering toward possible approvals while denials of Democratic graft charges surface. Unconfirmed: P Stephen Stahmecker Herman Goldberg C Jay Goodnough Frederick P Gruenberg and Thomas Egan.
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Senate
M. Harvey Taylor
Chauncey Parkinson
Greene
P. Stephen Stahmecker
Herman Goldberg
C. Jay Goodnough
Dinchot
Frederick P. Gruenberg
Thomas Egan
George W. Woodruff
Stocks Drift Lower In Listless Trading On Weak Spots
Stocks fell in muted trading with United States Steel and Preferred, Western Union, Southern California Edison, and U S Smelting among the weakest. United States Smelting hit a new decline after the SEC closed its investigation. General Motors and Chrysler held near prior levels while oils and utilities showed further weakness. Readings include numerous price quotes across major firms and the Curb Market.
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Weslie Gould
INS
New York
United States Steel
Western Union
Southern California Edison
U. S
United States
Securities and Exchange Commission
General Motors
Chrysler
Ralls
Standard Oil
Indiana
Allied Chemical
American Loca Iy
American Smelting
Armour
A. Ray Atchison
Atlantic Refining
Auburn Motors
B. and O. Railroad du
Bethlehem Steel
Bordens
Canadian Pacific
Ches. and Ohio
STP
Pfd
Columbia Gas
Consolidated Oil
Curtiss-Wright
DuPont
Eastman Kodak
Erie Railroad
Freeport Texas
General Electric
General Foods
Int. Nickle
Int. Pet
Int. T. and
T. A
J. C. Penney Co
Kelvinator U
Kennecott Copper
Lone Star Gas
Montgomery Ward
Mount Prod
United Gas Imp
Westinghouse Airbrakes
Westinghouse Elec
West Pub. Service
Woolworth Aq
Cities
Ford Limited
Pennoad Corporation
Trans Airways
Pennsylvania Governor Campaign Charge on Liquor Contract
David L. Lawrence, Democratic state chairman, denounced the floor tax contract with distillers in a statewide radio address. He urged Attorney General Wm. A. Schnader to release terms, claiming the deal undermined unemployment relief, blocked $11,000,000 in liquor taxes, and jeopardized $15,000,000 in liquor purchases, alleging a scheme to dodge taxes.
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David L. Lawrence
Lawrence
Wm. A. Schnader
Pennsylvania
Boas Joe Grundy
Republican State Machine
Schnader
Reed echoes Boston tea party call at Fogelsville picnic
United States Senator David A. Reed campaign speech at Fogelsville Pennsylvania rally attacks the New Deal as curtailing constitutional liberties. He likens policy to a tea party and urges youth to see inflation and tyranny behind promises of prosperity. Attorney General Schnader contrasts GOP and Democratic platforms urging study and endorsement of Republican principles.
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Fogelsville
United States
David A. Reed
Boston
Reed
Roman Empire
France
Russia
Iadly
Germany
Brazil
England
Hoover
William A. Schnader
Schnader
Law rence challenges Schnader on liquor control claims
Lawrence blasts Schnader over alleged pre function liquor board actions and a $40,000,000 purchase from the big three distilleries. He accuses the panel of shifting profits to bootleggers and notes the Department of Revenue has only $1,900,000 of a $13,000,000 floor tax return. He questions a $15,000,100 debt to distilleries and the board's ability to pay.
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Lawrence
Schnader
Liquor Board
Pennsylvania
Department of Revenue
Liquor Control Board
Great Day for Sport Fans
The article highlights a day of major sports events including the East-West polo match at Wesbury Long Island for the polo championship, a New York St Louis Cardinal ball game pivotal for pennant races, and a yacht race with the President likely aboard Vincent Astor's Nourmahal and other luxury vessels like J Pierpont Morgan's Corsair.
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Wesbury
L. I
United States
Polo Grounds
Vincent Astor
Nourmahal
J. Pierpont Morgan
Corsair
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J. R. Clements
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Harry Wilson
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