State Adopts Pint Daily Milk Aid for Relief Children
Harrisburg Sept 26 Pennsylvania's state government becomes the largest milk customer as the Department of Public Assistance plans a pint a day for 3,870,000 relief children. Estimated cost is 940,000 dollars monthly, deducted from family relief grants, with no overall cost increase. The program, effective November 1, covers 64 of 67 counties with countywide prices set, and milk orders issued monthly to families with dealer payment by the department.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Department of Public Assistance
Legislaure
Milk Central Commission
Cal
Idnba
Northumberland
Schuyl- Ball
Honard L. Russell
Philadelphia
Aflesheny
Gibbons rites on Wednesday
Floyd Gibbons famed war correspondent died of heart disease at his farm near Stroudsburg. The 2 year old reporter planned to cover Europe but passed away Sunday night. Funeral services set for 10 A M at Dahlgren Temple Georgetown University with burial at Olivet Cemetery. Survivors include brother Edward of Washington and sister Mrs Theodore Mayer of Newton Centre plus siblings Donald of Milwaukee and Mrs Margaret Chapman of Chicago. Funeral arrangements announced.
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Stroudsburg
Floyd Gibbons
Washington
Gibbons
Edward
Theodore Mayer
Newton Centre
Mass
Dahlgren Temple
Georgetown University
Olivet Cemetery
Donald
Milwaukee
Wis
Margaret Chapman
Chicago
Neutrality debate continues in Congress panel
Senators Borah Johnson Vandenberg La Follette Clark and Nye form a committee studying a neutrality measure as both House and Senate watch the foreign relations panel. Members noted leisurely schedules while awaiting action and the House previously passed an embarg o on certain arms last session, agreeing to meet only once.
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Senate
Adourn
Representative Boland
van Nuys
Canada
Great Lakes
Great Britain
Congress
Borah
Idaho
Johnson
R-Califf
Vandenberg
Rmich
la Folette
Plane Crash Fatal to Pilot in Test Flight
Bradford, Sept 26. A Piper Cub monoplane crash during a private pilot license test killed John Mitchell of Eldred, Pa. He rode a nose high turn, skidded, then nosed into the ground in a right tailspin. Mitchell had been flying two months among about six others taking lessons. tests for the remaining applicants were postponed.
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Bradford
Ed John Mitchell
Eldred
Mitchell
Sweden Pressures Berlin Over Maritime Trade War
Sweden, seeking to defend its sea trade, may push negotiations with Germany after reports of U boat attacks. Two Swedish and two Finnish ships sunk, including the Silesia, with crews saved by a Swedish steamer. Norway coast battle rumors sparked heavy cannonading observations, though Britain denied a major engagement.
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Copenhagen
Sweden
Germany
Berlin
Silesia
Manes
England
Stockholm Foreign Office
Norcegian
Maine
Sotra
Bergen
Royal Air Force
France
Britain
Reich
Estonia
Karl Selter
Moscow
Kaarel Eenpalu
Russia
Relief Funding Spreads Across State Faces Deadline
Governor James outlined relief progress as a special legislative session looms. The General Assembly approved 129 million dollars for two years from last June 1, with about 345 million spent by the Department of Assistance. Officials warn the fund could exhaust next summer unless relief activity picks up amid expected steel and coal demand boosting relief rolls by mid-October.
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James
General Assembly
Department of Assistance
Legion Conveys Peace Stand At Chicago Convention
The American Legion gathered in Chicago displayed placards urging neutrality as business paused for a late Foreign Relations Committee meeting. Ray Murphy of Iowa, former national commander, noted diverse resolutions point to a protracted debate over revising the neutrality act.
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Legion
Chicago
Committee On Foreign Relations
Ray Murphy
Iowa
French Air and Artillery Press German Front West of Rhine
French and British air torres helped detect German troop dispositions as Germany eyes the Rhine threat near the Blauen Forest. French sources warn 100 to 110 German divisions could pool on the western front after Poland’s fall, with 240 German divisions already on the west. French air battles claimed German losses, and bombardment swept fortified lines from Moselle to the Rhine as Saar sector movements sought new positions and prisoners.
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Rhine
Blavns Forest
Maginot Line
Belfort
Poland
Germany
Siegfriedling
T Crath
Moselle
Saar
Finrth
Saar River
Merzig
Saarbrueck
War powers fear German drive on Warsaw and France
News from Berlin reports a major German assault on Warsaw with efforts to crush the Polish capital after a bold thrust from Mokotowski fortress. Berlin also hints at possible exchanges with France and French prisoner gestures as tensions rise over Belgian and Dutch neutrality and looming attacks toward France.
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Berlin
Warsaw
Mokotowski
Mokalow
Bema
Wolski
Szczeshwiek
Poland
San
Ween
France
Germany
Ern Trant
Liney
Reich
Belgium
Netherlands
London
DNB
EWS
Belgian
Ruhr
French and British seek meaning of Soviet Poland intervention
In the Saer river sector Allied forces pressed actions while French troops struck German positions in the Haardt mountains along a 20 mile front between Pirmasens and Wissenbourg. Concurrent diplomatic efforts aimed to gauge the significance of Soviet Russia's intervention in Poland, with no disclosure of success.
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Saer
Haardt
Pirmasens
Wissenbourg
Feld
France
Britain
Russia
Poland
Germany offers peace while seeking initiative for war
Germany signals readiness for peace or war and says opponents must take the war initiative. Submarine warfare continues to cripple British trade as U boats sink ships approaching 300,000 tons. Germany also absorbs remaining frontiers with Polish Upper Silesia, incorporating the rich industrial region into German control.
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Lower Rhine Industral
Amart
Germany
Upper Silesia
British Submarine Losses and Shipping Gains Spark War Debate
The British comment on wartime submarine losses cites six or seven subs destroyed as a fraction of Germanys fleet, while Britain claims large wartime gains in merchant shipping. Rhetoric surrounds government statements and press criticism, including Beaverstocks Evening Standard taking aim at information policy and public reaction to news of royal return.
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Ing
Britain
Germany
Lord Beaverbrook
S. Evening Standard
London
Queen Elizabeth
Athenia
Kiel
Local Pastor At College Morning Assembly Speakers
The Tuesday morning assembly in the college gym was led by Dr King as president. Rev Charles S Applegard preached on The Folks Next Door praising Canada’s independence and urging better cross border understanding. The event featured the college band, community singing, and new song books welcomed by students.
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Dr. King
Cheyette
Charles S. Applegard
Methodist
Canada
United States
England
Italian sopranos join Nelson in concert at school
The Incal high school Music Department invites the Monday Music Club and other adult music groups to a Wednesday afternoon Senior Assembly concert. Angela Tricami and four Italian operatic sopranos will perform with Mr Nelidoff in duets and solos. The program starts at 1 15 p.m. and seating is arranged for many guests.
Paderewski Named Likely Poland President Choice
BUCHAREST Romania Sept 26 Authoritative Polish sources say Ignace Jan Paderewski world famous pianist and former Polish premier is a likely choice for President of Poland to succeed Ignace Moscicki. Refugee Polish leaders negotiating to reconstruct the government are reported near completion of their plans.
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Bucharest
Romania
Ignace Jan‘ Paderewski
Stonist
Poland
Ignace Moscicki
Ministry of Information Functions Cited as Flawed
The excerpt criticizes the ministry of information for three roles: censoring news poorly, preparing unprintable propaganda, and transmitting government news from defense ministries. It mocks inefficiency and censorship, noting the ministry’s limited ability to report when seals or other obstacles hinder transmission.
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Ministry of Information
Sam Browne
WPA Heads Get Together Over Subquota Employment
Harrisburg dispatch reports Pennsylvania WPA leaders planned talks in Washington after Governor James protested WPA subquota hiring. James criticized Col. Mathews and Col. Harrington for 28 000 fewer workers than the 122 000 Sept quota, saying the shortfall costs taxpayers about 840 000 monthly. Mathews aims to verify data with public assistance before replying. James urged action to lift the burden on the commonwealth and offered help to correct the issue.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Washington
James
Philip H. Mathews
F.C. Harrington
Ork
WPA
Flower garden hoax unveils prison escape plan
In Lansing Michigan on September 26 a flower garden hoax exposed a plan by two state prison long term convicts to tunnel out. The tunnel reached 72 feet with lights along the roof to aid work. A guard accepted monthly pay to smuggle in materials. Seven prisoners were in solitary confinement. warden Amrine believes about a dozen were involved.
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Lansing
Kas
M. F. Amrine
Seaders
Soliary
College Weather Forecast Cloudy and Showers Incoming
College forecast calls for cloudy cool conditions today with night showers. Tomorrow remains cool with scattered clouds. Readings show a high around 84 and a low near 54 with about a quarter inch of precipitation. Humidity near 87 percent and a barometer reading around 28.04.
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College
Grange Meeting at Brushvalley in Indiana County
Pomona Grange No. 58 of Indiana County will meet Brushvalley Grange in Community Hall Thursday. The program starts at 10 30 A M with reports from officers and committees, welcome by P Allen, master of Brushvalley, and afternoon features include history and music, then evening session with fifth degree team Grisemore Penn Run and a European Echoes reading by Alice Stewart and Elizabeth Elder.
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Indiana County
Pomona Grange No
Brushvalley Grange
Pomona Grange
Allen
A. G. Rickard
Henderson
Svisemore Grange Ladies Chorus
Gibson
Europe
Alice Stewart
Elizabeth Elder
the Grange
Strangler Mystery Deepens in Family Home
Continued from page one, a strangler garroted the woman with her apron and jewels. Edward, returning from school, found the locked house open via a basement game room door. Police theorize the killer entered there. The boy saw his mother dead, then ran to a neighbor. Detectives report fingerprints not matching the family, and Mrs. Buchanan’s purse and jewel case were emptied with a torn mattress and pillow.
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Edward
Schol
Watt
Buchanan
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