Typhoon Strikes Japanese Warships Killing Crews
Typhoon crashes into five Japanese warships during maneuvers off Japan, drowning many at sea and injuring others. Navy reports two destroyers damaged while more vessels suffer losses. On land the storm floods thousands of homes and bridges, with hundreds missing and at least 280 dead.
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James R. Young
Star
Tokyo
CNS
Japan
Hatanyuki
Yugiri
Naval Office
Mutsuki
Kikutsuki
Hosho
Grange Holds Rousing Meet and Addresses
At Hillsdale the Grange held a lively session with nineteen members in the Fifth Degree and plans for December at Willett. Willis Kerns of Penn State spoke on The Balance Sheet of Country Life, noting six liabilities and several assets in rural life. Granges submitted reports, passed relief governance resolutions, and applauded Hope Grange for hospitality.
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John Wright
Hillsdale
Willett
Willis Kerns
Department of Rural Sociology Extension
Penn State
Pennsylvania
Glao
Hope Grange
Obituary notices from Blairsville and Punxsutawney
Obituaries record Mer Graham of Blairsville aged about 85 with details of birth in Derry township and survivors including a grandson, granddaughter and 12 great grandchildren, funeral set at Ferguson Funeral Home with clergy from local churches. Also obituary for Ulysses Grant Work of near Punxsutawney who died at Advian Hospital at 7s m after complications from surgery. from McGees Mills, never married, long-time farmer, survived by siblings and a sister in Blairsville area. services planned in Morrigan Chapel.
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North Water Street
Blairsville
Mer. Graham
Derry
Merle Houser
Perry Township
Ferguson Funeral Home
West Market Street
J. S. Cogley
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Cokeville
J. T. Davis
First Baptist Church of
Ialem ‘Church
Derry Township
Ulysses Grant
Punxsutawney
Ulysses Grant Work
Advian Hospital
McGees Mills
Joseph Work
F.C. Haag
Punx- Sutawney
John Work
Andrew Gaylor
Maheney
Kubnley
Portland
Ore
F. C. Haag
F. C. Haag, of Near Pyunxeulawney
Robert Work
Bradford
Hurricane Warning For Caribbean Sailors To Cuba
The U S Weather Bureau warned the tropical disturbance moving northward may strike southern Cuba and Jamaica. Vessels in the northwestern Caribbean area were advised of potentially hurricane force winds near the center as the system recurs and speeds up.
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New Orleans
INS
Caribbean Sea
Cuba
Jamaica
U. S. Weather Bureau
C. ST
Cape Gracias
Nicarague
Caribbean
Island
Jan
Official Vote Count Across County Offices
A continued tally lists extensive vote totals for county offices including Prothonotary, Auditor, Clerk of Courts, Coroner, District Attorney, and more. Notable tallies feature J. Jerko for District Attorney with 19,428 votes and M. A. Masmenno for Supreme Court with 3,205, among others across multiple posts.
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Elmer Borland
Elmer W. Allisson
Clair Smith
Noble Co. Miller
Horace S. Longwill
W. Earl Long
Murray M. Bush
S. J. Lowther
Luther S. Williams
Howard R. Myers
D. Laird Tyger
Harry A. Nichol
Thomas M. Beatty
Hiram B. George
Floyd A. Lightner
Lloyd C. Rosensteel
Steve Renskosk
W. D. Bowser
Levi Houck
H. Frank
C. W. Cummins
James C. Robinson
B. F. Harris
J. W. Cunningham
Chris Coy
Charles C. McLain
Chris Stamter
George Nesbit
J. B. Flenniken
I. V. Buterbaugh
Charles R. McCullough
James E. Peterman
M. M. Davis
John, Woods
Lisle S. Flickinger
Edward L. Fleming
Edwin M. Clark
R. J. Hogan
J. Reppell "Moorhead
Democratic
Supreme Court
M. A. Masmenno
H. Edgar Barnes
Superior Court
Robert &. Myers
J. E. B. Cunningham
Court of Common Pleas
Gilbert S. Parnell
Harry W. Fee
George Anderson
P., J. Stapleton
Mike
H. C. Young
W. F. Hildebrand
John R. Smith
William E. Bowman
J. R. Bath
William M. Fry
John Peles
C. L. Campbell
Russell E. Gamble
John
Liebold
Paul A. Lemmon
W. F. Sweitzer
Harry C. Kunkle
A. Co. Fisher
Arthur Cresswell
Charles E. Liehtenfels
A. H. Seaman
Norman A. Shick
George Jerko
Pay Increase to Miners in Southern Appalachia
Workers began drafting the cull to send the £?000 soft coal miners back to work. About 14,000 miners in the Southern Appalachian fields stay away from pits until operators agree on differential terms. Union leaders state individual producers will negotiate with miners and a meeting within 15 days will discuss the differential issue.
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Appalachian
Ethiopian Crisis Reaches Watchful Stage
Frontiers discuss preventing border clashes as a commission delay is criticized. Britain may favor sending the commission but the council views it useless due to time required for arrival and uncertain effect on the crisis.
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Britain
Suspect in Bremer kidnapping held in Detroit
Cassius McDonald 52, an aristocratic owner of a Grosse Pointe Park home, charged with passing 72000 of the 200000 ransom in the Bremer kidnapping, arrested by Federal agents in Detroit. Indicted with Karpis and Campbell for conspiracy to violate the Lindbergh kidnap law, arraigned before U S Commissioner, bond set at 100000, hearing Oct 8.
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Detroit
INS
Bremer
McDonald
Havana
Cuba
Karpis
Harvey Campbell
Fred Barker
Edward G. Bremer
St. Paul
William G. Combs
Combs
U.S
Grosse Pointe
Miami
Fla
Harry Campbell
Edward N. Barnard
Charles A. Bartlett
Florida
Campbell
Italian Troop Buildup Reaches 200000 in Eritrea Massawi Port
Gibbons reports from Asmara that Massawi port now hosts Italian ships bringing the total deployed troops to about 200000. He notes that roughly one third of these forces are naval units, with further troop movements intensifying across the desert frontier.
Storm Dampens Maskal Feast in Addis Ababa
A torrential rain and hailstorm marred Addis Ababa seizing the Maskal festival amid fears of an Italian invasion. Emperor Selassie reviewed troops. 40,000 soldiers gathered as rain delayed events and waterlogged the capital. English dispatch notes Britain massing forces at Alexandria for the Italo Ethiopian war, with ships and Marines deploying as a mobile base nearby.
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Addis Ababa
H. R. Knickerbock
Ins Steff
Selaysle
Maskal
Ethiopia
Mussolini
Harar
Alexandria
INS
Suez Canal
Great Britain
Wolsey
Ajax
Exeter
Escapade
Esk
Courageous
Harrier
Hussar
Halycon
Guardian
Shropshire
Lancashire
Woolwich
Aden
China
Clyde
Glorious
Aboukir
Italian Expeditionary Force Ready for Ethiopian March
Describes Asmara as the base for the Italian Expeditionary Force with troops, vehicles, camels, and vast supplies. Morale is high despite European reports. Road-building and transport systems are being expanded to increase mobility. Rumors about a start date swirl, but no official word yet from Rome. Mussolini's African Army stands ready for the order to march.
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Tive
Asmara
Europe
Ethiopia
Mussolini
Rome
Commonwealth rests in tragedy trial at Worcester
Worcester, Mass. The Commonwealth rests its case in the American Tragedy murder trial of Newell Paige Sherman 26 Sutton charged with killing his wife Alice. Prosecutor Hoban placed Esther Magill 18 Whitinsville on the stand to testify about a secret love affair with Sherman and his midnight trysts with her amid his wife at home with two babies.
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Worcester
Mass
The
Commonwealth
Newell Paige Sherman
Sutton
Alice
Qwen A. Hoban
Esther Magill
Sherman
Purgatory Road
Whitinsville
Kalodner Seen as Possible Philadelphia Judge Move
Secretary of Revenue Harry E. Kalodner may be promoted to Philadelphia Common Pleas Court to fill Judge Horace Stern’s vacancy when he ascends to the Supreme Court. Kalodner, who joined Gov. Earle’s staff last year, would likely serve a term and run for a full seat if appointed. The confirmation timing remains uncertain amid gubernatorial talks and ongoing hearings on a new milk control order.
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Ey International News Service
Secretary of Revenue
Harry E. Kalodner
Philadelphia Common Pleas Court
Horace Stern
Supreme Court
Kaladner
George H. Earle
Heicgame
Harrisburg
Earle
H. Edgar Barnes
Democrats
Philadelphia Court
Kalodner
Pickford Seeks to Co star With the Dionne Quintuplets
Mary Pickford says she hopes to co star with the Dionne Quintuplets in a future film planned to earn a million dollars. She notes major studios bid for the Quins and she would require Dr. Dafoe on set for welfare. The Quintuplets are under a newsreel contract until next summer.
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New York
Mary Pickford
Miss Fickford
Jesse Lasky
Dr. Dafoe
Miss Pickford
Moving Picture
Peene
Snecees
Childrren
Glos
Special Session Talk Revived But Odds Long
Harrisburg reports revive talk of a special legislative session but odds remain long for convening before year’s end. Gov. Earle indicates a session is needed after June 1 1936 for unemployment and social legislation, with funds delayed by the federal act unlikely before February. Political timing favors delaying until near the April primary to avoid hurting Democratic campaigns.
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Harrisburg
INS
Capitol Hill
George H. Earle
Washington
Huey Long
Congress
Shel Vanntage
Board hashes implied election results and reform debate
Finished, the board will have plenty of work thumbing through the mass of testimony piling up. The official vote tallies from the Sept 1 primarys will arrive slowly as counties report only after more than a week. agitation grows to centralize elections under the Elections Bureau, a reform Thorn long urged but failed to advance.
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State Elections Bureau
Elections Bureau
George Thorn
Local Social Notes And Funeral Attendance
Sagamore William Hikin of Harwick visits with relatives while several locals attend the funeral of Mrs Rankin in Atwood. Weekend gatherings include the Walker family at Homer City and visitors from Natrona Lewistown and Puntsutawney visiting area homes.
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Wm. Hikin
Harwick
Bertha Cooper
Jas. Blose
Sam Duff
Rankin
Atwood
Wm. Walker
Grace
Wilmer Kinter
Homer City
P. E. Whitney
Kittanning
Jamey Blose
Wilbur Stone
Letha
Stone
Willetts Duff
Peyl Mengal
Natrona
Jack Eigenbyth
M. W. Haag
Sally
Lewistown
A. R
A. R. McHenry Home Sunday. Mr and Mrs. Jamey Heitzenrater and Daughter, Sys
James and
Irvin
Puntsutawney
Sen McAdoo Hurt In Crash Ahead Of Boulder Dam Dedi
U S Senator William Gibbs McAdoo was injured in a car crash near Los Angeles after swerving to avoid a stopped vehicle. He required six stitches for a facial wound and chest injuries, though no broken bones were found. He remained in hospital with his 24 year old wife Doris Cross at his side. The accident could keep him from Roosevelt’s Boulder Dam dedication ceremony.
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Los Angeles
CINS
U. 8
William Gibbs
McAdoo
Roosevelt
Boulder Dam
Doris Cross
Hollywood News and Thoma’s Hollywood Notes
Hollywood editors complain moguls stay in the capital and Europe while audiences get similar films. Adrienne Ames and Bruce Cabot reconcile and plan future contact. Adrienne, Gail Patrick, and Terpsichore details hint at preproduction and personal dramas amid studio trends and San Francisco filmed settings.
Evangelist T Le Roy Muir to Speak in Farewell Services
Farewell services for Evangelist T Le Roy Muir will be held at Harking Grove near Taylorsville Sunday with a 2 30 afternoon message What I Believe and Why followed by a night sermon on The Breathing Spell of the New Deal. This last Crusade message for fall ends as Muir heads to New York State Monday seeking meeting with regional supporters.
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Myangenous
T. le Roy Muir
Harking Grove
Taylorsville
Fire Fatal to Brady Scion in Freehold, N J
William A Brady Jr 36 son of the famed impresario and half brother of Alice Brady died in a bungalow fire at Elsie Chisholm's residence. Authorities found his body amid intense heat with a 45 caliber pistol nearby and are probing the blaze and circumstances surrounding his last seen plans with Chisholm and another man. Grace George, his mother in New York, reportedly collapsed upon hearing the news as the play King Lady was canceled after the tragedy.
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Freehold
N, J
Cinb
William A. Brady, Jr
Alice Brady
Brady
Elsie Chisholm
Emil Hoffman
Miss Chisholm
New York
Hee
Grace George
Katherine Alexander
Former Bon Ton manager dies in crash
Ike Rosenbaum a former Bon Ton manager and Uniontown credits bureau director died in a crash while living in Tucson Arizona. He had worked in Greensburg and Indiana and planned to return to Western Pennsylvania to resume business activities. He is survived by his mother and siblings with funeral arrangements undetermined.
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Credit Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Uniontown
Rosenbaum
Pittsburgh
Greensburg
Inttsburgh
Indiana
Bon Ton
Tucson
Arizona
Ike Rosenbaum
Aeek
Rosenbaum Wroers
Pennsylvaria
Betty
Buddy
the Amizonians
Joseph Rosenbaum
Karl
Julian
Los Angeles
Harry Benneman
Sarah Rosenbaum
Cumberland
Bennéman
Ivan Rosenbaum
Edna Rosenberg
Herman Rosenberg
Ward
Bath beauty fashions for fall and winter shows new scents
New bath preparations to glorify your beauty this fall and winter are more intriguing than ever before. A special body perfume poured over the body lingers for hours, with matching odor options like lilac soap and bath powder or gardenia scented toilet water. Include deodorant bath powders, avoid keeping powder in the bathroom, and use long-handled brushes to stimulate circulation. Use strong bath oil sparingly and enjoy scents such as pine oil for outdoorsy types, plus gardenia rose and lily of the valley for feminine beauty.
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Italy
Pierre Laval
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Eritrea
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Willam H. Clark
Chester
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Dionne Quintuplets
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Ping Chot
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Sen. M’adoo
Hollywood News
Dan Thoma
NEA Service
Hollywood
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Manhattan
Carole Lombard
George Cukor
Twentieth Century-Fox
Darryl Zanuck
Sheba
Adrienne Ames
Bruce Cabot
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Leslie Howard
Shout Hollywood
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