Magicians Concern Over Nightclub Shows In Lancaster
Harrisburg September 25. Pennsylvania magicians worry about performing at close tables in nightclubs as safety fears rise. The Keystone State Federation convention in Lancaster October 24 and 25 will address the issue along with television’s impact on the craft. Charles Jones of Harrisburg, state president, says outsiders are barred and members must prove membership at the door. Other officers include Dr. William Endlich Philadelphia secretary treasurer Amzy Lockwood Lancaster vice president Karl Bernhard Lancaster assistant secretary.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Keystone State Federation
International Brotherhood of Magicians
Lancaster
Charles Jones
Jones
William Endlich
Philadelphia
Amzy Lockwood
Karl Bernhard
Government forces Press Forward in Civil War Actions
Government troops push toward Maqueda and Toledo areas in a concerted offensive. Advances threaten Insurgent control of Maqueda Junction while Maqueda and Alcazar fronts see continued assaults. Reinforcements flow toward Toledo as Madrid supply lines move toward Torrijos. Mundo Obrera calls for Madrid fortifications. Government seizes the tobacco monopoly from Juan March to aid defenses.
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Porrijos
Maqueda
Majaueda
Tole- ‘Do
Alcazar
pThe
Quismondo
Santa Cruz del Retamar
Julio Mangada
Qropesa
Talavera de la Reina
Spain
Toledo
Jose Moscarda
Madrid
Torrijos
Mundo Obrera
Juan March
Landon Attacks New Deal On Trade and Prosperity
In a campaign address, Landon denounces the New Deal arguing for protection of American markets and farmers. He says Republicans favor reciprocity with conditions, oppose current trade agreements, and warn against isolation while seeking a prosperous world and strong economic defenses. He pledges to trade in the interest of American producers and emphasizes being a good neighbor without compromising national access.
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Landon
Republican Party
Guy Door
Stab Victim's Appendix Removed in Emergency Operation
Un derwent emergency appendectomy today in hospital where he is recovering from stab wounds in the neck. The victim, County Detective John C. Wall, is in critical but as good as may be expected condition. Frank C. Monaghan, 64, hotel man, accused of stabbing him on September 11 and later died after two hours of questioning. Attorney General Charles J. Margiotti said he was brutally beaten in the county detectives Bertillon room. State Troopers Stacy Gubderman and Anthony Sainte and County Detective Wilbert Minerd have been charged with murder. Margiotti will decide on personally prosecuting the case. Investigators from his office continue the inquiry.
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Uniontown
John C. Wall
Wall
Bertillon
Stacy Gubderman
Anthony Sainte
Wilbert Minerd
Margiotti
Landon criticizes New Deal tariffs and calls for reciprocity
Landon assails administration policies as ruinous, argues imports grew over three times faster than exports, and condemns the tariff approach as charity to American producers. He lauds reciprocity with non competing goods, notes applause during the talk, and plans a school football game appearance in Osh kosh after a string of speeches in Eau Claire Marshfield Wausau Green Bay Appleton Neenah Menasha. He has meetings with Minnesota leaders before the game outing.
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Landon
Minnesota
Oshkosh
Wis
Eau Claire
Marshfield
Wausau
Green Bay
Appleton
Neenah-Menasha
Milwaukee Tech
Bank Officials Among Ten Indicted In Bradford Failure
A Federal grand jury in Erie indicted ten people including Harold Miller and Howard J. Benson, former workers at Commercial National Bank of Bradford, on multiple counts tied to the bank’s 2 year ago failure that cost over 2 million dollars.
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Harold Miller
Howard J. Benson
Commercial National Bank of
Bradford
Federal Grand Jury
Erie
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Woman to Hear Indicted Relief Merits Test
The report outlines charges against multiple defendants including mail fraud and embezzlement connected to a relief scheme. It describes Calkins beginning check kiting after Campbell's death and funds shifted between Cunningham Natural Gas and Bath bank accounts without the board’s knowledge. The article lists local political figures across counties and explains the creation of test relief boards under SERB to govern relief distribution with weekly county reports. Governor Earle notes the Citizen's Relief Committee views the experiment as highly informative.
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Babeok Oil
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Uhl
Calkins
Cunningham Natural Gas Corporation
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Cunningham
Bath
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Butler
Harry Rattigan
Mae Leidecker
Clarson
O. G. Moore
Knox
Marie Brenton
Summerville
R. D
F. &. Schreffler
Harry H. Arnold
Carbton
John F. Arner
Lehighton
Elizabeth Sniscak
Lansford
C. Zanders
Russel P. Carling
Centre
Arthur B. Lee
Spring Mills
Swengle Smith
Bellefonte
James M. Williams
W. L. Swarm
Earle
Herbert F. Goodrich
Philadelphia
Special Citizen’s Relief Committee
President to close campaign in Madison Square Garden
The list of cities included Denver Omaha Chicago Detroit Cincinnati Cleveland Buffalo Albany Rochester Springfield Worcester Mass. Senator Robinson of Arkansas, Senate majority floor leader, noted Democrats faced a fight. Farley said the president was immensely pleased with reports submitted to him.
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Cincinnati
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Madison Square Garden
New York
Robinson
Arkansas
Senate
Farley
Insurgents advance amid divided Spanish Civil War fronts
Government counters with armed workers and peasant volunteers to block Franco forces as insurgents push toward Madrid and Bilbao. Key events cited include the Toledo Alcazar dynamiting and a flood using Alberche river dams. The rebellion is financed by Juan March.
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Guadarrama
Maqueda
Madrid
San Sebastian
Bilbao
Toledo
Alberche
Franto
Spanish Morocco
North
Africa
Juan March
President and Keymen West Virginia and Pennsylvania trip
The president and key aides plan six appearances in Syracuse Elkins Pittsburgh Jersey City and Queens from Sept 28 to Oct 2. Events include a medical college cornerstone in Syracuse and a medical center dedication in Jersey City plus a coronation at Davis-Elkins College and a Queens Midtown Tunnel groundbreaking. A World Series game in NYC is also on the schedule.
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West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Syracuse
N. Y
Syracuse University
Elkins
W. Va
Davis-Elkins College
Pittsburgh
Jersey City
N. J
Long Island City
N.Y
Queens-midtown
New York City
Hyde Park
Roosevelt
British ship fires warning amid Madrid Toledo drive
Allied to the siege at Toledo the British vessel fires a warning amid Francoist maneuvers. The Franco regime shifts a column toward a midway point between Madrid and Toledo to sever the capital from the province while government reports claim the push has halted. Franco forces reportedly repulsed a government counterattack and killed seventy militiamen as heavy rain and freezing weather affect operations in the Guadarrama mountains. Insurgent officers announce a delayed assault on Bilbao, to resume later.
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Alcazar
Toledo
Madrid
Alberche
Francisco Franco
Burgos
Torrijos
Maqueda
Franco
Guardaryama
Bilbao
Roosevelt thanks Alfred E Smith for broadcast postponement
President Roosevelt sent a message of thanks to Alfred E Smith for postponing his October 1 broadcast. Blairsville High School meets St. Mary's of Pittsburgh at 3 p.m. Saturday on home grounds. Earliest permanent waving traces to 3000 B C with braided hair treated in bitumen.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Alfred E. Smith
White House
Blairsville
Blairsville High School
St. Mary's Team
Pittsburgh
All in the Day's News Headlines From the Week
Vezina tries to set a 58 hour all Canadian rocking chair endurance record and ends with a dramatic sport finish planned Saturday night. William Dube wins the New England open wood chopping title in West Springfield, setting a new eastern states record at 39 1 2 seconds. George Kame hosts a horse swap convention in Almond New York seeking a 2 1 swaps in one day while swapping stakes.
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Vezina
West Springfield
Mass
William Dube
New England
Destaxemen
New York
Almond
N. Y
George Kame
Kame
Latest In Gardens Cafeteria Garden or Goulash Garden
Clarksville Arkansas columnist describes a “Cafeteria Garden” with mixed seeds sown broadcast to eliminate cultivation and allow in-place picking for soups. Other brief items note Warren Ohio man who learned a bullet removed from a lump behind his ear linked to a 50 year old war injury.
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Clarksville
Ark
D. Conway
Warren
Andy Marshall
Bristolville
Marshall
Obituary of Miss Baird of Blairsville
Blairsville death of Miss Baird after extended illness of several diseases. Services at the Baird home at 2:30 tomorrow with Rev. P. Salladay of Blairsville Methodist Church in charge. Interment in Blairsville Cemetery. Born in Bairdstown, daughter of Thomas A. and Elvaina Taylor Baird, both deceased. Survived by Benton Baird of Derry, Thomas, Blanche, Bertha at home, Mrs. C. T. Snyder of Pittsburgh, and Mrs. W. E. Rankin of Blacklick.
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Baird
P. Salladay
Blairsville Methodist Church
Miss Baird
Thomas A
Elvaina (Taylor
Bairdstown
Benton Baird
Derry
Thomas
Blanche
Bertha Baird
C.T. Snyder
Pittsburgh
W. E. Rankin
Blacklick
iME Conference Meets October 6 With Various Services
The iME conference gathers October 6 at the Methodist Episcopal Church with ministers wives association and Board of Home Missions anniversary observances. A love feast at 9 o'clock and worship at 10 30 precede Epworth League anniversary at First Presbyterian at 1 30. Ordination at M E Church at 3 o'clock and temperance anniversary at night. Business session at nine, conference adjourns at 10. Four days focus on conference business and religious events.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Ministers’ Wives Association
Conference Church
Board of Home Missions
Epworth League
First Presbyterian Church
M. E
Feller Rapid Fire Wonder Draws Praise From Mack
Veteran pitot Grayson notes 17-year-old Bob Feller's strikeout record, likening him to greats like Walter Johnson and Dizzy Dean. Mack hails Feller's speed, curve, and potential while warning against overwork, recalling early feats including 42 strikeouts in his first three starts.
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Connie Mack
Bob’ Feller
Indians
Feller
Walter Johnson
Iowa Farm Boys
Dizzy Dean
Cleveland
Mack
Rube Waddell
Cy Young
Addie Joss
Chief Bender
Smoky Joe Wood
Bob Grove
George Earnshaw
Lefty Grove
Robert Feller
Browns
Waddell
Pink Hawley
Pittsburgh
Hawley
Frank Higgins
Lovell Dean
Higgins
Steve O'Neill
Wale Hoyt
al Mamaux
Athletics
Philadelphia
Shibe Park
Rube
Harry Davis
Danny Murphy
Finney
Puccinelli
Moses
Dean
Johnson
Tax Burden Seen Stalling Pennsylvania Industry
Harrisburg report shows state imposes heavier taxes on general business corporations than any other state. Dr Leonard P Vox cites 1998- fiscal year general fund spending at 187,118,423 as record high, with 88 percent rise from prior year. Observes potential manufacturing shifts amid tax programmes, noting silk plant closures and hosiery mill migrations to the south.
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Harrisburg
Leonard P. Vox
State Chamber of Commerce
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania State Hotel Association
Fox
Commonwealth
Tepe
Dr. Fox
Historic pitching feats and clock lore in one piece
The article recalls Waddell’s 16 strikeouts for the Athletics in a single game, contrasting with Feller’s era. It notes how Waddell thrived with Philadelphia and later the Browns, and mentions the early English clocks at Westminster Canterbury and Dover. It also highlights Thomas Young’s linguistic genius and a leprosy stat about leprosariums globally.
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England
Westminster
Canterbury Cathedral
Dover Castle
Yankees Clinch Pennant Behind Dickey's Peak Year
The report notes Bat Booms Big Dickey thriving with the New York Yankees as they clinched the American League pennant earlier than ever. It highlights his best season since 1930, surpassing even Lou Gehrig, with 360 tally and key hitting across the campaign.
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Dickey
New York Yankees
Lou Gehrig
Little Reds
Chicago’ Cubs
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