Hunger march organizer Wal Hannington arrested in London
Militant hunger march leader Wal Hannington was arrested in Bloomsbury for inciting mutiny and planning a mass demonstration before the House of Commons. Held without bail, he faces a week’s hearing, then Brixton prison.
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Wal Hannington
Unemployed Army March
Harry K. Reynolds
International News Service
London
Navy
House of Commons
Hannington
Bloomsbury
Bow Street
Metropolitan Police Force
Brixton Prison
Voters Readied for National Election One Week Away
One week from today voters will choose the president and vice president for 1933 1937. Campaign efforts have saturated the nation by radio newspaper and public appearances as 35 000 000 voters prepare to cast ballots on November 8 in the United States and 24 000 in Lawrence County expected to vote heavily.
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Battle of Oratory
United States
Lawrence
Roosevelt Looms as Wall Street Bets Roosevelt Ahead
Report from New York on Election mood with Roosevelt favored by betting odds of two and a half to one. Observers vary on outcome and party prospects as Hoover arrives at a hotel during the Chautauqua circuit.
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New York
Community Chest Campaign Sees Total Reach 31311
Caldwell leads noon meeting as United Fund drive reports 31311 toward the 65000 goal for the Community Chest and Mayor's Relief. Team captains England Potter and Bennett presided. hunters away and modesty cited as reasons for today’s slackness, with optimism for better results tomorrow.
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United Fund
W. J. Caldwell
James M. Smith, Sr
C. M. England
Orville Potter
G. S. Bennett
Caldwell
Bennett
Hoover Says Democratic Plan Destroys American System
President Hoover in a Madison Square Garden speech warned the Democrats would undermine the American system if empowered. He said the new deal marks a radical shift in government and a clash of two philosophies, with emphasis on ordered liberty and individual freedom.
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George R. Holmes
International News Service
New York
Hoover
Madison Square Garden
Hoover Paign
Calvin Coolidge
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Mr. Hoover
Horse sense and stable thinking in courtroom pun
A Lawrence County attorney quips Its just plain horse sense and that is only stable thinking during a trial, drawing smiles in the American court. North Hill boys set a mischief racket last evening pulling down window boxes with a ladder. November line up notes Thanksgiving Armistice Day and election day upcoming. Halloween plans dampened by rain as residents secure ice boxes and possessions.
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Lawrence County
North Hill Boys
Daily Weather Report Summary
U S weather statistics for the 24 hour period ending at 9 this morning show a maximum temperature of 59 and a minimum of 39 with one inch of precipitation. River stage stands at 46 feet. For the same date last year the maximum was 49 and the minimum 41 with .06 inches of precipitation.
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U. S
South Side Hallowe'en Parade Draws Throng Of Thousands
The South Side Hallowe'en parade drew the largest crowd in its history despite a chilly drizzle beginning before eight. Scores of prizes were awarded and the crowd remained orderly as the line of march proceeded on schedule under the Weather Man's wettest forecast.
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Hallowe’en
Hallowe'en
South Side
Samuels Led South Side Hallowe'en Celebration Effort
As general chairman of the South Side Hallowe en celebration on Monday night Mr Samuels played a key role in its success. He also serves as secretary of the South Side Board of Trade the organizing sponsor.
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South Side
Hallowe'en
Samuels
South Side Board of Trade
South Side Hallowe'en Parade Organized by Marshal Davis
Marshal Davis led the South Side Hallowe en parade assisted by ex service men to maintain order and timing. Rain fell as the procession formed along Long Avenue hill Pol lock to Moravia streets with crowds filling the parade zone. Ivor V. Davis served as grand marshal guiding a diverse lineup including Chinese mandarins and American Indian chiefs in a colorful procession.
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Marshal Davis
South Side
Hallowe‘en
Long Avenue Hill
Pollock Avenue
Moravia Street
Ivor V. Davis
Uncle Sam
Ani
Signs Point To End Of Depression In October
The New York Federal Reserve reports October showed signs of revival as excess reserves of member banks rose by 244 million dollars from July 27 to October 26, with most gains in New York, mirroring patterns seen at previous depressions. Constable W R Waddington of Shenango township names deputies for election day for precincts one and three through four, with responsibility for precinct two.
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International News Service
New York
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve
W. R. Waddington
Shenango Township
William Sankey
William Smiley
Clyde Myers
Waddington
Death Notice for Martha Rettig and Others
Martha Rettig aged 25 of 316 Neshan Nock Avenue is reported dead. Sarah Davis McGilvray of Greenville, George W. Smith aged 44 of Albuquerque New Mexico, and Charles Frederick Mount aged 74 of Kop pel are listed in the record.
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Martha Rettig
Neshannock Avenue
Sarah Davis McGilvray
Greenville
George W. Smith
Albuquerque
N. M
Charles Frederick Mount
Koppel
Roosevelt Campaign in New England Pledges to Do Better
Governor Roosevelt pledges himself to better things as he campaigns in New England. He speaks after receptions in several states and is heartened by public enthusiasm and support from voters.
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Gov. Roosevelt
New England
New
Hunters Open Season Brings Rush to Lawrence County
The small game hunting season opened as hunters flocked across Lawrence County. Reports note a large turnout, widespread shooting, and rising sales of hunting gear while locals anticipate rabbit and pheasant meals this fall. County records show a spike in hunting licenses.
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Lawrence County
William O. Pitts
Hoover Wins Straw Vote At Carnegie Tech In Pittsburgh
The Tartan reports a straw poll at Carnegie Institute of Technology showing Hoover winning 871 to 553 over Roosevelt, with Norman Thomas at 352 votes. Among 560 potential voters casting ballots, the result reflects student sentiment in Pittsburgh.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Norman Thomas
Hoover Wins Susquehanna University Straw Vote
In Selinsgrove Pennsylvania Susquehanna University students and faculty held a straw vote. President Hoover led with 133 votes to Roosevelt 64 Norman Thomas 14 and Upshaw 3 among 214 ballots cast.
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Selinsgrove
Hoover
Susquehanna University
Roosevelt
Norman Thomas
Upshaw
Lehigh Portland Cement Plant to Resume Production
The Lehigh Portland Cement Company prepares to restart Saturday after weeks of idleness. Slag belts will roll, kilns will produce, and orders to resume have been issued to bring the plant back on line with day and night operations. The return supports workers and local merchants as winter approaches and household needs rise.
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Lehigh Portland Cement Company
Lehigh
Three Meet Death In West Virginia Auto Plunge
In Fairmont West Virginia three Halloween revelers died when their cars plunged off an embankment into streams. Hascall Thompson 21 and Smith O Tracy 22 of Fairmont and Dorothy Master 17 of Mannington died after drops of 50 and 75 feet respectively. Two others escaped and reached shore.
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International News Service
Fairmont
W. Va
Hallowe'en
Hascall Thompson
Smith O. Tracy
Dorothy Master
Mannington
Tracy
Thompson
West Fork River
Miss Master
Unregistered Voters Highlighted in County Lists
County registration lists show a large number of citizens are not registered for unclear reasons.
Tragic Crash Kills Woman on Fifth Street Bridge
Miss Martha Rettig age 25 of New Castle was killed when the auto she rode crashed into the rear of a P. H. Butler Co. truck on the Fifth street bridge in Ellwood City at 3 40 this morning. Her companion Mrs Florence Tate of Ellwood City sustained a fractured wrist and head injuries. Eye witnesses cited rain and slow speed as factors. The truck owned by A C Stone of Beaver Falls and driven by J W Butler was leased to P H Butler Co and was hauling groceries to New Castle.
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Ellwood City
Martha Rettig
Neshannock Avenue
New Castle
Florence Tate
P. H. Butler Co
Fifth Street Bridge
Hallowe'en
Miss Rettig
Mrs. Tate
Orville Potter
A. C. Stone
Beaver Falls
J. W. Butler
P. H. Butler
Prince George to marry Princess Ingrid of Sweden
London reports the engagement of Prince George youngest son of the King and Queen with Princess Ingrid of Sweden. England notes the Prince of Wales as royal matchmaker while affording other regal hearts a chance, the forthcoming match seen as accepted.
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London
Prince George
Ingrid
Sweden
England
Prince of Wales
George
Rabbits Hide From Hunters As Season Opens
A poem describes the opening of hunting season with cotton tails seeking shelter. Men in scarlet caps pursue rabbits, while the cunning animals stay near home to avoid the roll call that night.
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