Law and Taxes Mud and Money in Pennsylvania Campaign
Republican governor candidate Arthur J. Jones launched a campaign broadcast criticizing laws and taxes as the cause of unemployment and misery. He warned that current leaders are demeaning the unemployed and urged a return to prosperity with a forward looking plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Arthur J. Jones
Four Horsemen
Earle
James
Crielden
Republican Party
Hus
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Indiana Motor Truck Reciprocity Agreement
Pennsylvania truckers gain exemption from fees when entering Indiana under a reciprocity deal. The agreement eliminates weight taxes up to $150 and reduces filing and renewal costs for hire vehicles. Pennsylvania collected $69.94 in gross receipts taxes last year while Indiana operators paid $500,038 in receipts taxes in 1907.
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Pennsylvania
Minois
Beamish
Department of Revenue
Indiana
13 Nurses to Be Graduated in Indiana and Home Areas
Continued from page one, lists 13 nursing graduates by hometowns and names. Indiana R D 6 includes Beulah M anc Bernice Larue Lydie, with others from Marchand Yolanda Gis Netti Punxsutawney Ella Cl. Henry Margaret J. Johnston Mo C Mary Elizabeth Marshal Rynoldsville Frances Oinleen McIntyre Dayton, Leah Elmhem Stiteler Smicksburg Billie Mie zabeth Welsh Falls Creek.
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Indiana
R. D
Beulah M
September 30 Deadline for U S Wheat Insurance Declared
James E H Walker on the State Agricultural Conservation Committee announces September 30 as the final date for wheat producers in Pennsylvania to apply for Wheat Insurance. County Agricultural Conservation Association offices provide application forms and cost estimates. after review, premium due is set and policy issued. Insurance is available to all growers regardless of participation in the program, but nonparticipants may lose eligibility for half of the next year’s crop insurance.
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Tenis
State Et Haye
James Eh. Walker
Ember
State Agricultural Conservation Committee
Pennsylvania
County Agricultinal Conservation Association
Federal Crop Insurance Corporation
Obituary Notice for Veorge Uy Pyocure 5
Obituary notice for Veorge Uy Pyocure aged five native of Chereetll township died recently in taryrne California. Survived byWiebe Mas Clara Mommas Myook and several children Miro Havole Gee of Ventura Cyditee Mrs Arthur Stayer Vernon California Paul Fyoek Oregon Tyook Newada and Miss May Kyook at home.
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Veorge Uy
Pyocure
Chereetll Township
Lied Reemt
Taryrne
Calif
Pis Wiebe
Clara Mommas Myook
Mire Havole Gee
Ventura
Italy Advises Racial States in Turbulent Thesis
Fragmented text discusses President Benes and the idea of plebiscites to redraw borders. It references various ethnic groups and a map traced by blood and the color line. The garbled excerpt suggests a world war era debate on national boundaries and minority populations.
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Benes
Cyochestavakion
Wlde
Imen
Chamberlain Meeting With Hitler Calms Europe Tensions
Reported London coverage notes Chamberlain's meeting with Hitler eased European tension temporarily and drew praise from unlikely quarters for the diplomatic move. Prague reports increased Sudeten German clashes as troops and tanks deploy, with at least 23 killed in three days amid western and northern border unrest.
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Europe
Chamberlain
Germany
Berchtesgaden
Prague
Tremiens
Crochosiova
Sudeten crisis flares as Henlein proclaims German annexation
Sudeten leader Konrad Henlein demands German annexation of Slovakia's Sucelon area and martial law spreads in Czexh regions. Demonstrations in Philipsdorf, a general strike in Reichenberg, and a Nazi placard wave upend the border town as Chamberlain plans talks with Hitler amid rising tensions over self determination.
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Chamberlain
Hitler
Foreign Office
Belet
France
Trahian
Germany
Papolo di Rema
Viscount Runeman
Marsellini
Milan
Il Popolo D'Italia
Czechoslovakia
Europe
China
Spain
Hankow
Prague
Konrad Henlein
Caerhastov
Henlein
Reich
Night School in Coal Mining Opens in Indiana area
Pennsylvania State College division of mineral industries in cooperation with the Indiana school board announces a night vocational school to teach coal mining and related sciences. The class, under the Smith Hughes Act, will serve Indiana Homer City and surrounding townships. Enrollment determines final organization. interested coal industry workers should attend tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. in the high school building.
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Pennsylvania
State College
Division of Mineral Industries Extryistem
Indiana School Board
Wll
Indiana
Homer City
Sure
Smith Hughes
Sudeten Crisis Sparks Rapid Military Action Across Region
As Prague declares a response to rebellion, government troops advance with tanks and machine guns, reporting dozens killed and many wounded. Martial law courts may convene at Eger to levy swift death sentences. fighting centers on Eger Schwaderbach and Heberspirk with clashes involving 100 plus Sudetens and Czech forces.
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Reich
al Prague
Sudeten
Eger
Victoria Hotel
Schwaderbach
Heberspirk
Germany
George W. Wis in Georgia Seen in Campaign Address
The piece notes George Wis in Georgia likely to contribute to practical government if elected. Talmadge heads with 160 unit votes, Camp trails with nine hundred? The text records Camp conceding defeat and cites popular votes: 119,206 for Wis in Georgia, 7,122 for Talmadge, and 84,263 for Camp. Democratic nomination in Georgia equates to election.
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Talmadge
Camp
Georgia
BE. J. Rivers
214 Teachers Now Retired
Two hundred fourteen school employees were granted retirement allowances by the School Employes' Retirement Board at the close of the last term announced by Dr. Lester K. Ada. Many teachers who reached retirement age continued teaching until term end. The law covers voluntary retirements at 62 and compulsory at 70, with Miss Jennie M. Ackerman of Indiana State Teachers College named among the retirees.
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Lester K. Ada
Jennie M. Ackerman
Indiana State Teachers College
Georgia Primary Returns Signal New Deal Split In State
Incomplete returns show Ad counties with 254 unit votes and 134,860 popular votes for the election winner. Rivers trails with 142,244 votes and 87 counties leading to about 152 unit votes. Mangham places third with 15,038 votes. The primary also elected ten congressmen and state officers amid a New Deal versus Talmadge policy clash.
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Rivers
Hugh Howell
State Democratic Executive Committee
Talmadge
J. J. Mangham
State Highway Board
Robert F. Wood
Athens
Rtate House
George
Supreme Court
Senate
Civil Service, Finance, Foreign Relations
Camp
Talmados
Civilian Conservation Corps
Remorse Said Death by Own Action in Lonely Spot
Woods wrote notes to his brother in law and a woman friend before ending his life. He left apologetic messages hoping Urban would recover from a beating. Officers found Urban bruised. Sharon, the beating suspect, was missing. Funeral set for Saturday at 2 PM in Sharon home near Saltsburg with interment in Edgewood Cemetery. He worked for the State Highway Department.
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Woods
Urban
Georgi Kelley
Sharon
Saltsburg
Edgewood Cemetery
John
Susie Martincheck Sharon
Slickville
Michael
Tselin
Hearsay testimony highlights Finance Building case
The testimony features Margiotti denying knowledge of visitors to his office and claiming he led an investigation showing McCloskey inspecting McCloskey. Shelley presents a paper listing inspectors and sponsors as an exhibit. Last night’s hearings closed with Shelley's untouched files labeled misuse of state cars, cigar stamp tax, and honor and miscellaneous.
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Margiotti
State Finance
McCloskey
Shelley
Finance Building
Small Businessmen Attend Labor Relations Talk in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh on September 15 the National Small Businessmen's Association met after speakers criticized government policy. Tess, Matthew Wall of the American Federation of Labor was invited to speak. A Wagner Act vote was anticipated but postponed after Wall's remarks. Senator Bridges urged pro business legislation. C Wayland Brooks, Republican candidate for Illinois governor in 1936, said business faces direct attack. L J Taber of the National Grange warned of potential choice between democracy and dictatorship.
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Pittsburgh
National Small Businessmen’s Association
Tess
Matthew Wall
American Federation of Libor
Wall
H. Styles Bridges
Ing
White House
Congress
C. Wayland Brooks
Chicago
Illinois
L. J. Taber
National Grange
America
Coal Trucker Shot by Hitchhiker During Robbery Attempt
Pottsville Pa Sept 15 Steve Turnowchyk Primrose coal trucker died in Pottsville hospital from a .32 caliber bullet wound inflicted by an unidentified hitchhiker who tried to rob him after picking him up near Hamburg Bucks County He identified himself asked that his wife be notified then described the assailant before dying Police and detectives from Schuylkill Berks and surrounding counties launched a large manhunt with about 50 officers patrolling roads within 39 miles of Pottsville and checking motorists Turnowchyk had been returning from Philadelphia with about $60 found in his pocket suggesting the robber left empty handed.
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Pottsville
Steve Turkowychyk
Ole Primrose
Pottsville Hospital
Primrose
Hamburg
Bucks
Anna
Louis Buono
Schiytiil
Tutawchyk
John
Joseph Nemaplaine
Pottstown
Buona
Turnowchyk
Red Church
Orwigsburg
Delaplaine Brothers
Schuylkill
Barks County
Plain Clathes
Buono
Schuylkill County
Pattaville
Frackville
Pine Grove
Turnowomyk
Philadelphia
Bunno
Ned
Witness names in gravel scandal quizzing shift to subpoenas
During an eight hour session Miles named witnesses tied to the Gravel Scandal. He flagged H. H. Temple former state highway chief engineer and E. A. Griffith district supervisor under Temple for subpoenas. Governor Harle dismissed them citing negligence that let sub standard graves reach state projects in Western Pennsylvania.
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Miles
Shelley
H. H. Temple
E. A. Griffith
Temple
Harle
Pennsylvania
Diplomacy in Crisis as Chamberlain Meats Hitler
British premier Chamberlain meets Hitler amid Sudetenland tensions as Czechoslovakia shifts troops to border. Britain and France weigh peace terms while Germany masss forces and Soviet Russia watches. The summit seeks clarity on war aims and potential annexations in Czechoslovakia.
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Joseph P. Kennedy
Chamberlain
United States
King George
Euston Station
Balmoral
Scotland
London
Britain
Germany
Berchtesgaden
Sudeten
Czechoslovakia
Czechoslovak Republic
Hitler
Soviet Russia
France
Czech-oslovakia
Sudetes Mountains
Russia
Europe
Gremier
Treasury Balance Report Sees Net Balance Information
Treasury shows balance of 2,170,452,219.38 with receipts 17,835,230.37 and expenditures 13,248,425.76 as of September 13. Working balance includes 1,571,990.46. Customs receipts for the month total 12,152,612.78.
Cobb Smashes World Speed Mark At 350.2 MPH
Wealthy John R. Cobb of London set a new world automobile speed record at Bonneville Salt Flats Utah with 350.2 mph, surpassing Capt. George E. T. Eyston's 345.49 mph. Cobb’s north run reached 353.29 mph and the south 347.16 mph, while Eyston’s averages stood at 447.49 north and 343.41 south.
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Bonneville Salt Flats
Utah
John R. Cobb
London
Doughty
George E. T. Eyston
Cobb
Eyston
Bus Fire Destroys Vehicle on Boston to New York Route
In Norwalk Connecticut on September 15 a Blue Way interstate bus carrying sixteen passengers and its driver caught fire after stopping for fuel. All occupants escaped unharmed, but the bus was destroyed with losses estimated at 15000 dollars.
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Norwalk
Conn
Blue Way
Boston
New York
Stock Market Noon Quotations Report Bridge Stocks Decline
New York September 15 noon stock list shows declines across major industrials. Notable figures include General Motors 45 percent, Chrysler 69.54, Edison 24.7, and American Can 32.14, with various rail and utility issues mixed. Investors monitor shifts in transportation and manufacturin g sectors as market activity intensifies.
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New York
Powaly
T and & F
Bendix Aviat Bom
Beth Steel
Canada Pacific Am Case
Cerree de Pas
Interlake Trans
Int Harvester Sbm
Nick Can
Kennecott Cop
Kresge
Lehigh
Lehigh Val Coal
Q Loews Inc
Mack Trucks
Mantgom Ward
Nash-Kelvinator
Big Nat Biscuit
Nat Dairy RR
Nat Distillers
Nat Pew & Lt
NY Central RR
North Amer
Packard Motor
Penn RR
Phila Read
Phillips Pet
Classified clinic of Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers Assoc
September 26 meetings discussed by PLN including speakers from General Motors Pontiac Division Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania Chicago Daily News and Williamsport Sun Gazette. Officials A.W. McDowell presiding with many newspaper ad chiefs listed from across the state and region.
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Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers Association
A.W. McDowell
Sharon
FL A
Bud) Berend
General Motors
Pontiac
Ralph W. Aherns
Chicago Daily News
P. L. Schauble
Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania
William N. Hardy
A.L. Bittner
Allentown Call-Chronicle
F. Edgar Hossard
Exston Reily Express
Wilmat Calloway
Birmingham
Ala
Markets Produce and Hogs Steady as Chicago Wheat Dips
Pittsburgh reports fair demand for produce with apples and potatoes largely steady. Livestock quotes show hogs mostly steady to down, cattle and calves mixed with slow selling, while sheep remain steady. Chicago wheat futures slip on peace talk and weaker European outlook with corn also down.
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Pittsburgh
New York
West Virginia
Jonathans
New Jersey
Chicago
Chamberlain
Hitler
Liverpool
Cranium Cracker Bachelor President birth and death clues
A riddle asks to identify the only bachelor U S president from these timelines. He was born four years after the Mutiny on the Bouns ty and died eight years after turning sixty. Determine who he was born, and what he had become before death. Continued on Page Thirteen.
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United States
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U.S. Wheat Insurance
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Moorhead
Reichenberg
Hendein
Great Britain
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Adolf Hitler
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Sudetn
Belares
Czech
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Fornd
Woll
Canada
Treasury
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the Treasury
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Repub Sicel
Sears Roebuck
Socony-Vacuum
Southern Pacific
Southern Ry
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Stand
Gas & Elec Stand of Ca
Stand Oil Ind
Srand Oil
Studebaker Texas Corp
Timken Roll
United Aircraft
United Gas Imp Boy US
Indus Alco
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US Smelt
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Woolworth
Curb Market Ark Gas
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Pennroad Corp
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