Uncle Sam Keeps Watch on Munitions
Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt’s proclamation defining implements of war and extending licensing rules to arms, munitions, chemical warfare products, aircraft, and war-related equipment. Merchants must register with the State Department and secure licenses for all exports. Major arms makers listed include Remington, DuPont, Colt, Winchester, Savage. About 106 aircraft builders fall under the plan, with key names such as Glenn L. Martin Co and Boeing. Shipbuilders are barred from selling warships without licenses, including New York Shipbuilding and Bethlehem Shipbuilding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsbury Smith
N.S
Washington
INS
Hans
Uncle Sam
Roose
National Munitions Control “Act
State Department
Southerica
Te Cordell Hull
Remington Arms #Co
DuPont Companies
Colt Morros Company
Winchester Arms
Savage Arms Co
Glenn L. Martin Co
Boedng Airplane Co
Douglas Aircraft Courtis-Wright Airplane Co
Genal Aviations Manufacturing Corp
United Aircraft Co. Ie
New York Shipbuilding Company
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Company
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry ‘Company
Federal Shipbuilding Dry Dock Co
Bath Iron
Pastors Diverge Over Roosevelt Advisory Letters
Pittsburgh ministers and Philadelphia clergy sharply split over President Roosevelt’s request for counsel on social and economic problems. Some condemn his repeal push and moral standards, while others welcome clergy input, noting politics will influence relief efforts and urging voters to consider party candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Roosevelt
Virath
William J. Reed
United Presbyterian
C. E. Cacartney
First Presbyterian Church
W. R. McGeary
Knoxville United Presbyterian Church
Philadelphia
INS
David M. Steele
HE. A. E. Palmquist
Philadelphia Federation of Churches
Ivan Murray Rose
Federation
White House
H. W. Hathway
North Philadelphia
Inquests Scheduled Into Two Fatal Vehicle Crashes
Coroner John Woods set inquests for two deaths from traffic crashes. Mrs. Sadie Marandi, 87, of Tide Center township, died after a car driven by John Monsco, 20, Homer City, struck her on the Pinchot road near Homer City. Bruno Giza, 27, Old Forge, died after a collision on the Benjamin Franklin Highway at Shelocta involving CCC camp members and another truck driven by William Yearick, 28, Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Woods
Sadie Marandi
Tide
Center Township
John Monsco
R. D
Homer City
Pinchot
Court House
William F. Yearick
Akron
CCC
Shelocta
Giza
Indiana
Senator Lewis Suffers Setback in Pneumonia Relapse
In Moscow on September 28 Senator J Hamilton Lewis of Illinois suffered a relapse as pneumonia spread from the right lung to the lower left lung. A bulletin from attending physicians notes pleurisy on the left, a condition in the right lung improving, and the heart described as fairly good.
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OSCOW
INS
J. Hamilton Lewis
Iinois
Rejection by Italy Followed by War Seen
The council convened in an electric atmosphere as Premier Pierre Laval of France sat nervously at the table. At the far end, Bedju continued remarks amid the tense session recalling the Sino-Japanese conflict of 1922 and signaling possible wartime outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre Laval
France
Bedju
Stage Verbal Clash Flares Within Pennsylvania Federation
Scranton reports a verbal feud inside the Pennsylvania State Federation of women ending in open dispute. Mrs Frank A Kaiser refuses to resign as Northern District President, vows to challenge state leader Mrs John M Phillips’s authority, plans to bring a lawyer to the next directors meeting in Erie, and alleges Phillips seeks to force policy changes on birth control and stagingation. Kaiser cites district club support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Cins Jm'sha
Saks of Pennsylvania
State Federation of Women
Federation
Erie
Frank A. Kaiser
Sepanton
John M
Ethiopian Council debates five power plan and Addis Ababa reply
Delegates from Ethiopia and Italy clash over administrative readjustments as the five power plan is debated. Addis Ababa reserves the right to consult its government while awaiting council recommendations under article XV. Britain France and Denmark stress League procedure and peaceful means as tension along the Ethiopia Somaliland frontier rises with Italian motorized units massed and spy activity reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rond Tecle Hawariate
Gaston Jeze
Barson Alossi
Ethiopia
Italy
Salvador de Madaridge
Baron Aloist
de Madariga
Addis Ababa
Hawariate
Ave
Anthony Eden
League
Pope on Radio Echoes Catholic Teaching on Home and Life
Archbishop Glennon denounces divorce, birth control, and depopulation efforts as assaults on marriage and motherhood. He warns that legalized divorce and birth control threaten the family’s sanctity and stability. The Congress Pontifical mass drew a record 150,000 in the stadium as Archbishop Cicognani led the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Glennon
Amleto Giovanni Cicognani
United States
Plea and arrests tied to Nanty-Glo robbery case
Schmeyer and County Detective Gross ordered to county jail after pledging guilty to robbery. Joseph Kapusi, once visited Florida prison escapee, shot in East Liverpool incident, returned to Florida State Prison. Gowen and Dazsi linked to Jacksonville and Johnstown Auto Company heists, Florida authorities pursued. Geiger cousins arrested on receiving stolen goods tied to Ebensburg Schettig store theft. rifles found on farm previously taken from Windber hardware shop.
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East Liverpool
Kapusi
Florida State Prison
Gowen
Jacksonville
Florida
Johnstown Automobile Company
Freeman Sentenced for Malicious Mischief on Train
James Freeman of Coalport, 31, received 5 to 10 years at Western Penitentiary after pleading guilty to malicious mischief for ripping out three railroad telephone signals and burning relay boxes on a passenger train. He was fined $100 and admitted consuming canned heat and rubbing alcohol during the incident. authorities said the disruption halted signal service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
James Freeman
Coalport
Western Penitentiary
W. W. Uttley
Freeman
M. R. Davis
Pennsylvania Railroad Police
Davis
Tyrone
Huntingdon
Lewis Town
RANKIN and PITTMAN funerals held in Indiana county
Mrs Rankin and Mrs Ne Wittenberg Oliver and families will receive friends at Robinson Funeral Home for services led by Rev Robert L Clark. John Daniel Pittman 75 died at his daughter’s home after six months illness born Feb 8 1880 in Cockport. Survived by widow Anna Pittman seven daughters two sisters and 14 grandchildren. Frank W Compton of Albuquerque laid to rest in Oakland Cemetery with Masonic and Legion rites.
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Obinson Funeral
Dnl
Robert L. Clark
Oakland Caneery
John Daniel Pittman
Elmer F. Groskles
Philadelphia Street
Cockport
Philip Pittman
Catherine Pittman
Indiana
Tunnelton
Saltsburg
Saltsburg Presbyterian Church
N. B. Johnston
Salina
Groskles
Thomas Ellinger
Punxsutawney
Sadie Slawson
Cleveland
O. Friends
Robinson Funeral Home
North Seventh Street
Edgewood Cemetery
Saltsbury
Frank W. Compton
Robert I. Clark, Jr
T.D
First Presbyterian Church
Robert Henry
Darlington
Indiana Post No
Archerigan Legion
Indiana Lodge
Albuquerque
N. M
Oakland
Palladium Lodge
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Oakland Avenue
Little Green Mounds
Compton
Henry
Clark
Legion
Stock market ticker snapshot of railroads and major firms
A compact listing of railroads and large corporations including Amn Tob A Amn Tob B Anaconda Atchison Sf Atlantic Retg ATT Band Q RR Beth Stl Bordens Pac Ches Chrysler Stp Fid Coca Cola Columbia Gas Consolidated Oil Curtiss-Wright Eastman Fed Wirs Ft Pitt Brew Freeport Taxa Gen East and others. Includes NY Central NY NH Nik West North Am Packard Motor Penn RR Pullman Pure Gil Radio Corp Reading RR Reynolds Sears Roebuck Socony Vacuum Texas Corp United Corp US Rubber U S Steel Warner Bros Westinghouse Woolworth Cities Service Ford Pennroad and more.
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Aled
Atchison 'T
Atlantic
Bordens
Chrysler
Coca Cola
Columbia Gas
Consolidated Oil Cent Can
Curtiss-Wrigh du Pont Eastman Fed
Pitt Brew Co
Freeport
Eley
Mirs
Nickle
Penney Co
Kelvinator
Kennecott Cpt
Lone Star
Miami Cor Mis
Kansas and
Tex Co
Monty Ward
Nash Mirs Natl Dairy Prad
Cen
Nik
West North Amn Packard
Mtr Penn RR
Pullman
Pure
Gil Radio Corp Radio Keith Reading RR
Reynolds Top Sears Roebuck Socony- Vacuum
SO of
Cal SO of
Texas Corp
United Corp
United Gas Imp US Rubber
U 5 Steel Warner Brog Pic Westinghouse
Elec Woolworth, Curb
Assoc Gas
Elec
Shar Ford Limd
Pennroad
Bituminous Men Start to Plan Talks with President
The article notes initial planning by House secretary and officials to arrange a later discussion with the President. It mentions Marvin McIntyre, a White House aide, and hints at Administration intentions and the pace of talks, reflecting ongoing political maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Marvin Eh “McIntyre
Fall rally of Young People's group at Sec ond United Presbyterian
The fall rally of the Young People's Christian Union from Conaminga Presbytery will be held Friday at 7 46 p.m. at Second United Presbyterian Church. Rev. Stuttmat Foster of Fitat Church will deliver the main address. Invited are all youths and their families. Also noted, Rev Samuel W. Shane reported attending McDonald’s First Presbyterian Church 80th anniversary, recognizing several young men entering the ministry.
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Young People's
Christian Utida
Conaminga Presbytery
Seco Ond United
First Presbyterian Church
Whce
Jobs For 200 In DuBois Shops
The industrial revival moved forward in DuBois on Wednesday as Baltimore & Ohio Railroad orders called 200 railroad shop men back to their places at the locomotive works on October 1. This follows orders restoring 100 to the car-shops and 125 DuBois and Sandy township workers on state highway projects, bringing work back for about 400 DuBois families within eight days after long idleness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DuBois
Baltimore
Baltimore &Ohio Railroad
Sandy Township
Industry wage effects in coal strike talks at hotel lobby
Industry theory holds a stabilization of coal prices could raise wages, with miners concessions on working conditions possibly prompting a tonnage rate compromise. Southern Appalachian producers seek 40 cent day-rate differentials, risking friction with Tennessee and Virginia, while arbitration settled Appalachian field scraps. The new Bituminous Coal Commission, sworn in in Washington, faces funding and office needs and will seek public works support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Harlan Fields
Tennessee
West Virginia
Kentucky
Alabama
300000 Gas Masks Ready For Ethiopian Campaign
The article notes 300000 gas masks ready as Ethiopia is not defending Adowa, potentially undermining Italy’s revenge plan from 1896. It describes two Italian advance routes via Ogaden to the railway, toward Addis Ababa, with expectations of 20 miles daily. Reports from Harar say 12 Italian spies were shot by Governor Ras Nasibou after Arab apprehension.
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Adowa
Italy
Ogaden
Asgab
Eritrea
Addis Ababa
Harar
Ras Nasibou
Disciples of Christ Hold 102d Pennsylvania Convension
The 102d annual convention of the Disciples of Christ in Pennsylvania closed with a 400th anniversary of the printed English Bible. It opened in Somer set's First Christian church with Dr. R. H. Miller delivering a keynote, addressing modern church problems and urging action. The gathering included youth symposia, district representation, and a world convention report, ending with missionary and educational focus and strong Indiana church attendance.
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Disciples of Christ
Pennsylvania
First Christian Church
Somerset
R. H. Miller
National City
C. 8. VanWinkle
George Gilbert
Canton
F. H. Smith
Indianapolis
W. H. Cramblett
Bethany College
W. Ss. Humphries
Indiana Christian Church
A. Reed Liverett
Anna Garver
Cleveland
Hazel Lewis
St. Louis
R. S. Grosse
C. L. Myers
Annabelle Kunkle
Kathryn Kunkle
Clymer
Indiana County
Italy Delays Great Mobilization Over League Action
Mussolini defers a 10,000,000 man mobilization awaiting League of Nations action. He may announce withdrawal from the League or the opening of hostilities in East Africa after the next move by the League. The plan was set to align with the League Council meeting in Geneva but now stalls for days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guglielmo Emanuel
U. S
Rome
Benito Mussolini
League of Nations
Iince
League
Italy
East Africa
League Council
Geneva
Duce
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E. Wheatfield
KE. Wheatfield
W. Wheatfield
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Young
Sone
Lewis
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Hart
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Britain
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League Assembly
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Litvinoff
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Denmark
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Italian Somaliland
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Abyssinia
Daggsh Bar
Vations
Harrar
Eath
Rankin
J. Ne Wittenberg
Bramwell, W. Va
A.B. Oliver
Clarksburg, W. As
New Commission
INSI
New
Bituminous Coal Commission
Guffey-Snyder Coal Act
Ickes
Afth
Walter F. Maloney
Co. E. Smith
Fairmont
Charles F. Hosford
Geo. E. Acret
Los Angeles
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Smith
Tetlow
Commission
West
Interior Department
Johnstown
Djibouti
Direduwa
Cornelius van H. Engert
League of Nations Committee of Five
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