Basques In Full Control In Northern Spain
Basque nationalists have established a largely autonomous government in the socialist controlled district along northern Spain's coast near San Sebastian. Anarchists were ousted from government posts as Basque officials took most positions. Fascists occupied San Sebastian amid fighting. Consular reports note demonstrations against anarchists, while socialist forces fortify lines and receive new weapons from abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Parker, JR
Associated Press
Saint Jean DE Luz
France
Spain
San Sebastian
Iran
Beleaguer‘ed
Oria
Regi
Bilbao
Czechvakia
Hamburg
Germany
Driver and Helper Charged With Involuntary Manslaughter
A truck crash on Fallston Hill killed three members of a Washington DC family. W Mason McCullough and Edwin Brain were indicted for involuntary manslaughter. The report also notes wartime actions in Spain and political scenes in the US.
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Helper
Beaver
Fallston Hill
Washington, D. C
W. Mason McCullough
Edwin Brain
Detroit
Bertram M. Bromley
Bertram, Jr, Jr
The
Motor Express, Inc
Youngstown
Margaretta McCowin
Darlington Township
Presidential Publicity in the 1936 Campaign Network
Campaign manager John D. M. Hamilton leads Republican publicity with base in Chicago and branches in Washington. Field investigators report on New Deal activities from the capital, feeding Chicago as November nears. A. H. Kirchhofer directs a large staff of writers and a nationwide mailing list to cover meetings and inform state chairmen and publicity directors. Hamilton holds frequent press conferences amid a dynamic publicity machine.
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Farley
Mary Dewson
Jack Dempsey
Biltmore
Charley Michelson
Roosevelt
Alr
Garner
Brann
Maine
John D. M. Hamilton
Chicago
Washington
A. H. Kirchhofer
Landon
Lst
Hamilton
Big Jim” Farley
New York
President Funds Insurance Business Growth Report
A conference highlighted that insurance assets rose by 3 billion dollars over three years while policy sizes declined. The trend shows more people buying smaller policies, signaling broader but lighter coverage across the market.
Four named to medical relief corps in each county
The notice says four members will be named in each county to form a medical core for the needy. Appointments will be shared equally by Republicans and Democrats, but none have been announced yet. De Schweinitz and the Relief Board discussed plans to mail first checks on September 30 to counties under the new statewide cash program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Schweinitz
Relief Board
Death Takes New Turn in Fayette Case
Fayette death investigation widens as authorities weigh appointing an outside prosecutor. Frank C. Monaghan Jr. returns to New York after a funeral, while coroner Baltz cites autopsy findings of blunt force injuries and alcohol history. District Attorney Reilly says appointment rests with the president judge and attorney general. A separate case involving Jesse Orndoff goes to the jury as Major Adams orders inquiry into state police actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniontown
Frank C. Monaghan, Jr
Yale
New York
Robert
Washington
Louis Coldren
Johnstown
Coldren
Monaghan
Thomas H.hudson
Fayette County
James C. Reilly
A. Ballz
Stacey Gunderman
Anthony Sanule
Wilbert
Patsy) Miner
John Wall
Wall
Reilly
Baltz
Shorder
Jesse” Orndoff
Connellsville
Melvin H. Black
Lynn G. Adams
Jacob Mauk
Greensburg Barracks
Adams
Relief cash plan expands to half million in need
Ale expects nearly 500000 needy statewide to receive cash relief by October. Cash relief has been paid in Philadelphia and Allegheny counties for years. SERB reports 744 administrative staff cuts since August 1, leaving 5871 on payroll. Roger Ormond moved from Clarion Forest Venango to Cambria Somerset as executive director. Joseph F. Anderson resigns. Anthracite Institute seeks continued commodity coal orders after cash relief takes effect. decision deferred.
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Ale
Philadelphia
Alegheny
de Schweinitz
Roger Ormond
Clarion, Forest
Venango
Cambria
Somerset
Joseph F. Anderson
The
Anthracite Institute
Concert Drive Under Way Aiming for Community Members
Campaign at Gazette Building invites all citizens to join the association. A free dinner for captains and workers is set for Thursday at 6 PM at the Presbyterian Church, with a check at dinner to assess progress toward the goal. Membership is $3 annually for adults and $1.50 for students, and no single admissions are sold. Membership campaign runs this week only and closes Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Facla
New Hampshire Bridges Claims Democratic Nomination
Candidates are named as New Hampshire Bridges, described by supporters as a Progressive who stands for a balanced budget and “found cur urgency.” Bridges rolled up 40,055 votes to 23, [incomplete data].
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New Hampshire
Bridges
Green Township Fair Sports Program Details Planned
Green Township Fair hosts a two day sports program on September 18 and 19 featuring mushball and softball tournaments among grade and high schools including Green Township, Clymer, Marion Center, Hellwood, Penn Run, Cherry Tree, Glen Campbell, Arcadia, and possibly Rossiter and Barnesboro. The event aims to foster fall sports with activities such as volleyball, tennis, soccer, and track events, plus free for all races after class events. Organizers include D D Patterson, Percy Roberts, George A Stanford, and Miss Helen Booth of the Green Township High School faculty, with assistance from grade principals and nearby high school coaches.
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Green Township
Dixonville
Commodore
Stafford
Clymer
Marion Center
Hellwood
Penn Run
Cherry Tree
Glen Campbell
Arcadia
Rossiter
Barnes+boro
D. D. Patterson
Percy Roberts
George A. Stanford
Helen Booth
Green Township High School
Vermont and Midwest Campaign Notes and Primary Totals
The piece details primary returns across states including Massachusetts and Wisconsin with figures for Curley Greenwood Lodge and La Follette, plus Republican and Democratic gubernatorial bids. It also covers New York results against Townsend and Coughlin, and Governor Alf Landon’s Midwest whistle-stop campaign plan emphasizing soil and water conservation, relief reform, and self-government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses
Herbert Hoover
Massachusetts
Curley
Jong
Bny
Greenwood
Lodge
Henry Cabot Lodge
Wisconsin
Philip la Follette
la Follette
Arthur W. Lueck
John B. Chapple
Alexander Wiley
New York
Townsend
Coughlin
House of Representatives
Tammany Hall
New York City
William F. Brunner
London
Midwest
Hugh A. Wagnon
Topeka
Kas
Alf M. Landon
Iowa
Minnesota
Illinois
Missouri
Des Moines
Landon
Maine
New England
East
Middle West
America
Identify Pictures Of Volant Bank Robbers
State police identified pictures of two youths who escaped from Youngstown jail a week earlier as the bank robbers who stole 6846 dollars from First National Bank in Volant. Cashier P M Cox and Bank Examiner L P Haute confirmed the suspects as Frank Bydo, 21, and Edward Kolb, 19. Bydo faces robbery charges. Kolb charged with operating a vehicle without consent. Police described the men as clean cut and unshaven, disguises noted during the hold up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volant
First National Bank
Picures
Youngstown
Frank Bydo
Edward Kolb
Ralph Elser
Youngastown
Bydo
Kolb
Lawrence County
P. M. Cox
Mable Simpson Brown
L. P. Hautechild
L. W. Morgan
Cox
Relief program widens with eligible workers called in
W P A officials said all eligible men in the township will be called as the work progresses. The project cost is $12,671 federal and $1,149.20 local.
Speeders on Highway to Be Arrested
Harrisburg Sept 16 Captain Charles Quarles of the highway patrol announced that any motorist over 50 mph on Pennsylvania highways will be arrested. Arrested drivers will be brought before a justice or alderman for prosecution, with Sunday bonds and expedited action. He warned against habitual offenders and noted last week’s 1,748 arrests and an average of 96.4 prosecutions per arrest.
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Harrisburg
Charles Quarles
Highway Patrol
Pennsylvania
Quarles
Thirty Lions Down To Work At Monthly Club Meet
Thirty Lions participated in a weekly Lions Club meeting discussing community and club improvement. New members were accepted to reach quota. an initiation set for September 29. Board approved highway signs fines funding and two solar waste receptacles on Philadelphia street to improve sanitary conditions.
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Lions Club
Kirk
Homer City Club
Board of Directors
Lions
Indiana
Harry White
Lloyd Carr
Philadelphia
Community Chest Fund
Lion Clark
Fritchman Wins Governor's Cup on Local Course
Verron Fritchman claimed the Governor's Cup by winning the recent local tournament with nine hole scores of 41 37 37 39 totaling 154. Earl Hewitt Jr and William E Pierce tied for second at 157. Samuel W Rinn took the low handicap prize with 146. Ver non Fritchman was second in the handicap with 148 and Pierce and Hewitt Jr tied for third at 151.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verron Fritchman
Fritchman
Earl Hewitt, Jr
William E. Pierce
Samuel W. Rinn
Vernon Fritchman
Major U.S. Industrial Giants Listed in The Market Overview
A dense catalog of prominent corporations and brands appears, spanning automotive, steel, chemicals, oil, electricals, foods, and rail sectors. Companies include General Electric, Gen Motors, Chrysler, Ford, US Steel, Bethlehem Steel, Exxon, Texaco, Penn RR, New York Central, and many others, indicating широкий listing of market players and industrial groups active in the era.
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Adams Exp Air Reduc - al
Amn
St S Am Smelt
Aich T and
Atl Refin
Auburn
Baldwin Lee Balt
Ohio Bendix Aviat
Beth’ Steel
Beth ‘Stéel
Blaw-Knox
Borden “Borg-Warner
Burr
Pac
Case
Cerro de Pas
Ches
Ohio
Chrysler
Colum
Elec Auto
Gilletta
Hershey
Choe Hudson
Nick Can
Johns-Manville
Kennecott
Kennecott Lehigh Val RR
Ligg and
Myers Loews
Lorillard
Mack Trucks
Monty Ward Nash
Nat Hiscuit
Nat Dairy
Nat Distill
Nat Pwr
H North
Am Penn RR
Phila RC
Phillips
Pet
Sve
Pure Oil Radio Repub
Stl
Rey
Sears Hoeb
Socony-Vacuum Sea Pac Sou
Spiegel May Stern
Cal
Ind
NY Studebaker Texas Corp
Time Rolt B
Transamerica
Aire Corp Unit Corp Us't
Imp US Rubber US Smelt
US Steel
Vanadium West UN Tel West
M Wegsworth Oy Ark Nat Gas
Elec Bong
Sh Pansroad Corp
Nation's Chest Drives Raise Ten Percent Target
Carter Taylor, president of the League of Community Chest Directors, says a 10 percent rise in chest contributions is needed due to tighter state and federal relief and reduced medical aid. Pennsylvania communities plan drives in Oct and Nov aiming for about six million dollars, with 33 cities listed and campaigns extending into winter and spring.
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Carter Taylor
League of Community Chest Directors
Taylor
Pennsylvania
Washington
Boy Scouts
Salvation Army
Girl Scouts
Associations For the Blind
Red Cross
Allentown
Berwick
Butler
Carlisle
Chester
Downington
Erie
Franklin
Harrisburg
Hazleton
Indiana
Jeannette
Lancaster
Latrobe
Meadville
New Kensington
Pittsburgh
Pottstown
Reading
Saint Mary's
Scranton
Sharon
Shippensburg
Uniontown
Waynesboro
West Chester
Wilkes-Barre
Wil- Wamsport
York
Johnstown
Strickland Gillilan
H. G. Fritz
Williamsport
John FE
Obituary for Harvey Bowman Lingle of Graceton
Harvey Bowman Lingle, longtime Graceton leader, dies Tuesday at Memorial Hospital Johnstown. Burial set in Philipsburg Monday with services in the Eboch Funeral Home at 2 30 p.m. Survived by widow Agnes McGonegal Lingle a son Harvey B Lingle Jr and several siblings. John Takash 53 of Wintondale dies at Memorial Hospital Johnstown after July 18 admission. Widow resides in Europe. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Harvey Bowman
Philipsburg
Eboch
Graceton
Thomas Whitaker
Los Angeles
Calif
Lycurgus
Gertrude (Munson) Lingle
Sterling
Sre Hie
Agnes (McGonegal)Lingle
Harvey B. Lingle, Jr
Chester M. Lingle
Uniontown
Paul Lingle
Wilson, Pa
Hugh Adams
Loueise Sturges
Helen Ling
John Takash
Wintondale
Memorial Hospital
Johnstown
Vinton Collieries
Europe
College Board Meets Tuesday and New Appointments
The college board names new appointees including Mr. Sheehe and Judge John H. McCann with W. Wallace Smith and others. They plan to select a president and bursar to replace resignations. acting president is Dr. Matthew J. Walsh. A bazaar with homemade goods will be held in the dining hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Senate
Sheehe
John H. McCann
Cambria County
W. Wallace Smith
Clearfield County
William J. Jack
M. ¢. Kopp
Charles R. Foster
William Schuseter
Matthew J. Walsh
Intruction
Cary
E- Church
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Perpignan
Andorran
Seo de Urgel
Catalonia
Republic of
Andorra
Ramon Blardoney
Madrid
Santa Qlallas
Toledo
Golming
War Ministry
Montora
Carlos Contreras
United States
Eric C. Wendelin
Wendelin
Alcazar
President Funds Insurance Business
Moorhead
Fayette
Gazette
Telephone
Association
J.B. Vargo
National Industrial Stores Association
Hoover
Roaring Howlers
City
Lion
Williams
Gephardt
Anderson
Barbour
Stahura
Crew
Cubs
Drew
Big Fellows
Booth
Rogers Producing Company
College Board
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