Fano in frenzy as St Louis hosts Tigers in World Series
The St Louis Cardinals and Detroit Tigers clash again in World Series play anchor a city in fervor. Fans mob stations for glimpses of Deans Cochrane Frisch Rowe Medwick and others while scalpers flip tickets at high prices. Bleachers fill early and attendance forecasts run high as Frankie Frisch likely starts Paul Dean against Tom Bridges in a game backed by strong home favorites.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Detroit Tigers
Detroit
Tigers
Deans
Cochrane
Frisch
Rowe
Medwick
Spory
Sportsman's Park
Cardinal Club
Cardinal
Brttage
Frankie Frisch
Paul Dean
Tom Bridges
Amherst Park Bank Reopens With $300000 Deposits
The Amherst Park bank resumed operations after receiving its license to reopen. Depositors could withdraw half of their restricted deposits this morning while the cash and banking room appeared festive with bouquets sent by Amherst organizations. Cashier Fred If Hubbard received congratulations as deposits reportedly exceeded withdrawals during the morning. two deputy sheriffs stood near the bank. In Gallipolis Clyde Elwin Cheatwood, 13, a Cadmus High School student, died when the car he drove skidded into a ditch and overturned. a companion was unharmed.
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Amherst Park Bank
Amherst
Fred If
Hubbard
Chronicle-Telegram
Gallipolis
Clyde Elwin Cheatwood
Cadmus High School
Wave Of Violence Against Japanese Farmers In Ariz
In Phoenix on October 5 a new wave of violence against Japanese farmers in the Salt River Valley was reported. Five bombs exploded in yards and irrigation canals, one landing near a 15 year old girl who escaped injury. J Tomura, secretary of the Japanese Association, said the incidents occurred within 30 minutes in widely separated sections of the valley as justice agents hunted a band of night riders.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Salt River Valley
Department of Justice
Altho
J. Tomura
The
Japanese Association
Steel industry halts activity amid doubt and looming cuts
New York Oct 5 The steel industry stands on the threshold of renewed activity but remains hampered by monetary instability long term financing and labor issues according to Tom M Girdler president of the Republican Steel Corporation Speaking at the America Society for Metals dinner he warned layoffs may follow if the situation does not improve He noted steel firms have supported wage increases but warned money must come in before it can be spent and predicted steel production will rise to a record level in the coming years
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New York
Wpthe Steel
Tom M. Girdler
Republican Steel Corporation
America Society For Metals
Girdler
Wallace warns farmers on controlled corn production
Secretary of Agriculture Henry A Wallace warned that abandoning controlled production could flood the market with corn next year. He said the nation could face surplus and prices as low as 10 cents a bushel, noting farmers now receive about 70 cents per bushel.
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Washington
Henry A Wallace
Detroit gangster detained in Toledo gambler slaying case
Charles Brocco once called Public Enemy No 3 was arrested in Detroit and held as a suspect in the slaying of Jimmie Hayes, a Toledo gambler. Hayes's body was found in an alley yesterday morning. Brocco denied knowledge of the crime and remains in custody for investigation.
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Detroit
Charles Brocco
Jimmie Hayes
Toledo
Brocco
Board to study NRA code price and production controls
Donald Richberg says the new recovery board will investigate price and production controls industry by industry to address troubles of almost 700 groups. He urges gradual, industry specific policy steps to avoid sweeping changes and warns that intolerant partisans threaten NRA support. Continuous controversies over section 7A of the Recovery Act cited as example.
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Richberg
Washington
New Recovery Board
Donald Richberg
NIRA
NRA
Itihberg
Hugh S. Johnson
NLRB
Frances Perkins faces militant AFL at San Francisco meeting
Madame Frances Perkins, secretary of labor, addressed the American Federation of Labor convention to explain the NRA and New Deal plans for workers. Delegates debated 215 resolutions as Sol Rosenblatt and others spoke. The gathering adjourned with a six hour day and five day week adopted as a model for industry.
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San Francisco
Frances Perkins
American Federation of Labor
Rosevelt
NRA
A. F
Madame Perkins
FE. Richert
United Garment Workers of America
Sol Rosenblatt
Mother Testifies On Behalf Of Son
In Wilkes-Barre on October 5 Mrs Daniel Edwards testified for her son Robert Edwards on trial for the murder of his sweetheart Freda McKechnie. She described he was restless and pale the night of July 30 and fainted after giving testimony.
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Wilkes-Barre
Daniel Edwards
Robert
Edwards
Freda
Lima Factory Gets Large Order for Signs
Lima Ohio October 5 The Neon Products Company's plant here was assured of uninterrupted peak production for weeks after receiving an order for 10 000 signs valued at 163 906 dollars from the McKesson Roberts drug company Bridgeport Connecticut Sam Kamin president said no extra workers would be needed and hiring will be unnecessary
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Lima
Neon Products Company
McKesson-Roberts Ligducts Company
Bridgeport
Conn
Sam Kamin
Utica Man Named Building and Loan Department Head
Harry L. Everts of Utica New York appointed superintendent of the state building and loan department to replace Paul Warner who resigns to become chief examiner for the Federal Home Loan Bank Board in Washington D C. Everts has served as deputy superintendent under Warner for two years.
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Columbus
Harry L. Everts
Utica
Liching County
State Building and Loan Department
Paul Warner
Warner
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Washington, D.C
Everts
Cardinals and Tigers Open Final Series At St Louis
In a tense start to the series tied after two games, St Louis hosts Detroit at Sportsman Park with Frankie Frisch naming Paul Dean to start the third game for the Cardinals while Mickey Cochrane counters with Tommy Bridges who had 22 wins in the AL season. Daffy also posted a strong 19 win record.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Detroit Tigers
Sportsman's Park
St. Louis
Frankie Frisch
Paul
Lefty) Dean
Mickey Cochrane
Tommy Bridges
Tigers
Daffy
Extradition Fight Over Hauptmann Moves Forward
New York officials met to decide how to pursue Hauptmann in the Lindbergh kidnapping case while his New Jersey extradition fight proceeds. Hauptmann's attorney vows a strong challenge to extradition from Bronx County, where he faces extortion charges. A Hunterdon County grand jury could be convened to indict him on kidnapping and murder, enabling extradition before the extortion trial starts.
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New York
New Jersey
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Auptmann
James M. Fawcett
Bronx County
Wats
Hunterdon County
Hauptmann
Children At Memorial Hospital Clinic Show Proof Of Progress
Scores of youngsters from northern Ohio attended the Gates Hospital for Crippled Children clinic at Memorial Hospital today. Fifteen of 64 were new cases while 49 had prior treatment, with some children walking unaided and a 16 month old from Lodi among the youngest. Infantile paralysis accounted for the largest share of cases, and hospital staff noted continued progress in treatment and early intervention to prevent deformities. Participants hailed from Elyria, Grafton, Wellington, North Ridgeville, Oberlin, Amherst, Lorain, Shelby, Mansfield, and other towns.
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Gates Hospital
Crippled Children's Clinic
Ohio
Lodi
Grafton
Frank W. Yeover
Kentucky
Tennessee
Elyria
Wellington
North Ridgeville
Oberlin
Amherst
Lorain
Shelby
Mansfield
Savannah
Ashland
Astabwin
Rock Creek
Austinburg
Spencer
Bucyrus
Norwalk
Geneva
Perrysville
Loudonville
Bellville
Conneaut
Medina
Viarion
Plymouth
Lakewood
Officials View Parking Proposal in Downtown
Councilman William G. Smith backs a 30 minute downtown parking limit during business hours drawing opposition from Mayor W. Vanoster and Service Director Fred Underhill. The mayor favors an hour limit or two Broad Street areas with 15 minute spots.
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William G. Smith
Lannt
W. W W. Vanoster
Broad Street
Fred Underhill
Grand Jury At Trenton Will Meet Monday
In Trenton on October 5 the Hunterdon county grand jury was called to meet Monday to consider the Lindbergh kidnapping and murder case. The call came at the instruction of Attorney General David T. Wilentz.
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Trenton
N. J
Hunterdon County
David T. Wilentz
Lorain Lawyer Named Director By G. O. P. Club
Lorain attorney Stanley R. Scholz was named a director of the Lorain County Young Men's Republican Club to fill a vacancy created by Lathrop Smith’s designation to Washington. Leonard Smith said the group will hold two rural meetings before the November election.
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Stanley R. Scholz
Lorain
Lorain County
Young Men's Republican Club
Scholz
Lathrop Smith
Washington, D. C
Leonard Smith
Pember Held for Grand Jury After Stabbing Fight
Delbert Pember of 323 North Street was bound to the grand jury under $500 bond by Mayor W H Vanoster after a knife wound incident at Pixley Garage on North Street. Lowell Ferguson, 26, of 172 Erie Street was cut in the left side during an altercation. Ferguson said a cough caused Pember to swing the knife, Pember claimed self defense. Ferguson was treated and released from Moral Hospital.
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Delbert Pember
North Street
Grand
W. H. Vanoster
Ferguson
Pember
Memoral Hospital
Nobility To Be Asked To Come To U S To Testify
New York dispatch says Vis Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt’s custody battle may bring European nobles to testify. Nathan Burkan, counsel, seeks to remove the heiress from her aunt’s custody and return her to her mother. British and German nobles are willing but cannot be compelled to cross the Atlantic. Names from Almanach de Gothia and Burke’s Peerage appear in the social register case, tied to Riviera parties hosted by Mrs Vanderbilt.
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New York, Or
Gloria Vanderbilt
Thal
United States
Nathan Burkan
Vis
Gloria Morgan Vanderbuilt
United Press Todayy
Burkan i5
Harry Payne War
Atlantic
Series Betting Seen Possible Slaying Cause
Detroit police investigated the death of Jammy Hayes a Toledo gambler known as Gentleman gambler. Officials questioned Detroit gangsters and searched for Joe Massie who Hayes left a night club with before his death. Motive remains unknown but robbery is unlikely. Hayes had $152 on him. Investigators considered gambling rivals from Cleveland or Toledo possibly targeting him.
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Detroit
Jammy Hayes
Toledo
Joe Massie
Hayes
Cleveland
Cardinal Star Blames Mirror Flash for Detroit Poor Hitting
Detroit fans faced charges of unfair tactics by Cardinal first baseman James Collins as flashing mirrors from a factory window near Navin Field blinded Red Birds at St. Louis. Joe Brown and his wife corroborated seeing mirror flashes in the sixth inning, with umpire Klem noting them in the twelfth and moving vendors away.
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ST. Louis
Detroit
James ‘‘Ripper
Collins
Cardinal
Michigan City
Navin Field
Red Bird
Joe Brown
Rowe
Joe E. Brown
Klem
Cardinals
Spain faces revolutionary general strike amid civil war fights
Madrid reports a socialist in nature general strike sparked heavy clashes and many casualties. By mid afternoon 25 dead and numerous wounded were confirmed with higher totals likely, as martial law spread to Asturias where civil guards and civilians were killed. The three year republic teeters as left wing rebels clash with fascist factions in northern Spain.
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United Press
Madrid
Spain
Hoown
Ilst Wao
Asturias
Sta
Black tells bankers business is better than sentiment
Eugene R. Black, former Federal Reserve Board governor, told Northeastern Ohio bankers in Cleveland that business is better than sentiment. As Federal coordinator of credit, he is touring the country, urging recovery through work for both men and money. He said he told President Roosevelt last Thanksgiving that financial programs succeed only when financial interests back them.
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Cleveland. O
Eugene R. Black
Federal Reserve Board
Ohio
Black
Roosevelt
Kiwanis Club Plans Participation in Hallowe'en Celebration
The Elyma Kiwanis Club, meeting at the Hotel Newell, appointed Bill Struck as stunts committee chairman and approved its appropriation for the municipal Hallowe'en celebration. Other groups will host stunts, and Gates Hospital for Crippled Children children are said to present a bag of tricks for the festivity.
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Kiwanis Club
Hallowe'en
Elyma Kiwanis Club
Hallowe
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