Milk strike called off for present
Philadelphia reports postponement of a threatened milk strike as a federal pricing revision looms. Regional action groups meet to discuss a possible strike. Legislative hearings in Harrisburg will probe price differences between farmers and consumers amid revised pay scales from the Interstate Milk Producers Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Washington
Harrisburg
Clarence +. Bickman
Bucks
Sen Aion
H. D. Alerbach
Interstate Milk Producers‘ Association
Wilbur K. Moffett
Loot Returned From Home Burglary Vehicle Visit
Thieves hit N. B. Rowe at 836 Virginia Avenue with two break insRecent event saw a partial return of loot from the first entry The later visit brought back tools from the shed and guns are still believed missing and more valuable Mr Rowe expects the guns to be returned
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N. B. Rowe
Virginia Avenue
Stolen Dodge Found Near Leitersburg
The abandoned Dodge sedan of Robert T. Powell of Cumberland was found near Leitersburg this morning. The sheriff notified Powell, who will travel here today. The car was reported stolen yesterday in Cumberland.
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Robert T. Powell
Cumberland
Leitersburg
Powell
Threatens Success of NRA Plans Across Labor
Washington Sept 21 The American Federation of Labor faces charges from an industrial leader that its moves to gain labor control threaten to undermine the NRA program. Robert L Lund president of the National Association of Manufacturers cites labor federation actions as harming national price and work rules while Hugh S Johnson reviews retail price control proposals.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
NRA
Robert L. Lund
National Association of Manufacturers
William Green
Hugh &. Johnson
One Killed In Auto Accident Near Annapolis
ANNAPOLIS Sept 21 John C Bimmona sales manager of a local automobile agency was killed and Victor L Stokes electrician's mate first class U S Navy stationed at the Naval Academy was injured when their auto mobile struck a telephone pole on the Spa road near Annapolis late that night.
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Annapolis
John, C.bimmona
Victor L. Stokes
U. S. Navy
Naval Academy
Spa ‘Road
Loot May Be From City Stores In Arrest Report
Local authorities investigate possible thefts from city shops after the arrest in Chambersburg of five individuals. They were found with twenty dresses four suits numerous hosiery items and underwear. The group traveled in a District of Columbia car and stopped nearby en route to Chambersburg. Clothing lacked labels, suggesting theft.
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Chambersburg
Hagerstown
District of Columbia
Pair of Shoes Sends Man to Jail
Philadelphia report says Anthony Di Cicco and a companion entered a shoe store, bought new shoes, then wore them without paying. Police chased them a few blocks before Di Cicco surrendered, claiming his feet hurt.
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Philadelphia
Anthony di Cicco
di Cicco
Dollfuss Government Sworn In By Miklas In Austria
Vienna reports Chancellor Engelbert Dollfuss and a new government taking oaths as President Wilhelm Miklas presides. The move marks the consolidation of Fascist backed authority after a decisive win over democratic forces.
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Vienna
Engelbert Dollfuss
Wilhelm Mikias
Roosevelt approves Byrd Antarctic expedition stamp design
President Roosevelt approves the stamp design commemorating Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd's second Antarctic expedition. The project marks the start of the voyage next week from Washington sealing the commemorative issue.
Arrest Of Alleged O'Connell Kidnapper Ordered
Albany dispatch reports warrants issued for John Oley and two others in the July kidnapping of John J. O Connell Jr. Oley, a known associate of Manney Strewlin, had vanished amid suspicions he took the ransom. DA Delaney says Strewlin is the mastermind and Oley faces trial with a date set for October 3.
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Albany
N. Y
John Oley
John J. O'Connell, Jr
Oley
Manney Strew
John T. Delaney
Oleg
Strewlin
New York
Thought He Had A Right To Beat Wife
Chartea Sheppard of 119 Mc Comas Street was fined 10 dollars after pleading guilty to assaulting his wife before Magistrate Richard Sweeney. The judge admonished him that beating a spouse is illegal in modern times and urged him to learn better married life.
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Chartea Sheppard
McComas Street
Richard Sweeney
Sweeney
Sheppard
Post Hurt In Crash At Monroe Airport
Whitey Post, the round the world flyer, was slightly injured when his plane the Winnie Mae crashed on takeoff from Monroe airport for Davenport Iowa. He suffered a forehead cut and body bruises. The Winnie Mae was badly wrecked with the left wing damaged. The plane slid sidewise about fifty feet into trees and the motor stopped. The aircraft will have to be rebuilt.
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Quincy
Whitey Post
Monroe
Davenport
Iowa
Post
Winnie Mae
Farmer shot by chicken in Illinois. man injured
A Rochester farmer, A. M. Dunnavan, 78, attempted to deter chicken thieves by a trigger contraption. A hen fluttering in the yard sprang the device, firing the gun and wounding Dunnavan who was taken to a hospital. Separately in Chicago, delegates at a finance companies convention heard that default rates on installment purchases last year stood around 4 percent of two billion dollars in goods.
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Springfield
Ill
A. M. Dunnavan
Rochester
Dunnavan
Chicago
National Association of Finance Companies
Robert P. Babcock
New York
Trio Arrested for Robberies in Tho States
Three men identified as old offenders were arrested in Maryland and West Virginia for a series of robberies in Hancock and Berkeley Springs. Bruce Peck 27 Roy Purtell 30 and Conrad reportedly brother-in-law of Purnell were charged after hundreds of dollars in merchandise were stolen from the Baltimore and Ohio freight shed in Hancock two weeks ago. The trio also targeted Wolf's Garage Hancock and homes in Berkeley Springs including the Castle taking bed clothing and house goods last June. Purnell held in Martinsburg Jail Peck at Berkeley Springs and Conrad at Hancock as investigations continue.
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Maryland
West Virginia
Hancock
Berkeley Springs
Bruce Peck
Roy Purtell
Conrad
Purnell
Peck
Ariest
Martinsburg
Baltimore and Ohio
Wolf
Castle
Martins
John al
Wanted man in jail finally captured near Chambersburg
Local police sought Howard Anderson for unauthorized use of an automobile and larceny of clothes. He was found jailed in Chambersburg while authorities coordinated detainers to bring him back to answer the charges.
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Howard Anderson
Anderson
Chambersburg
Franklin County
Threatened Daughter of Governor In Kidnap Plot
Gov Alf Landon revealed a kidnap plan targeting his 16 year old daughter Peggy Ann to force clemency for Bailey Underhill gang members. Armed guards patrol the governor mansion after investigators produced confirmatory evidence linking eleven involved parties.
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Topeka
Kas
Peggy Ann
Harvey Bailey-Underhill
Kangag Penitentiary
Alf. M. Landon
Miss Landon
Executive Mansion
Landon
Bailey-Underhill
Bailey
Charles F. Urechel
Oklahoma City
Underhill
Kansas Penitentiary
Negro Slayer Sought After Frostburg Murder
Police hunt for Harry Frisby, 30, a Frostburg, Maryland man charged with fatally assaulting William Paige, 20, in Frostburg after an argument at a baseball game. Paige died from a fractured skull at the hospital. Frisby is said to have friends in a local house and was last believed headed toward Hagerstown.
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Harry Frisby
Frostburg
Frisby
William Paige
Paige
Ha| Serstown
Franklin Delano Blue Eagle Named to Newborn Son
Milwaukee reports the baby boy born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Frank Knapine aki who are active supporters of the President and the NLR Franklin Delano Blue Eagle is the chosen name according to local notices in the paper
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Milwaukee
Efranklin
President Roosevelt Recovers Keeps White House Routine
Washington reports President Roosevelt has fully recovered from a cold and fever and resumed his regular White House routine. After a slight fever returned yesterday, it disappeared this morning and he kept a late dinner with James M. Cox. He began meeting callers again, including a session with the southern inflation delegation led by Senator Thomas.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
James M. Cox
Ohio
Thomas
D. Okla
Tough eating Harvey Cedars light bulb fish tale
Coast Guardsman J. Inhman reports a strange catch when patrolling the beach at Harvey Cedars. A weak fish choked on a one pound watt light bulb wedged in its throat, a bizarre incident noted in his patrol.
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Harvey Cedars
W. J
Coast
Legion After Hines Move Ties to Economy Law Debate
A survey of state Legion conventions shows a push to remove Veterans Administrator Frank T. Hines as a major issue at the American Legion national convention in Chicago October 2 to 5. Veterans seek restoration of full benefits under the Economy Act and free hospitalization for nonpaying veterans, while the Legion advocates a four point program to liberalize the economy law.
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Washington
Frank T. Hines
American Legion
Chicago
Hines
Legion’s National Rehabilitation Committee
Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Violence in Philadelphia truck strike erupts in outburst
Philadelphia September reports clash as about 30 men halt trucks on the road to Trenton dump cargo and block the Lincoln highway. Police clear the road after several fistfights with no serious injuries. About 6 000 drivers and helpers reportedly joined the strike seeking higher pay shorter hours and union recognition.
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Philadelphia
Trafic
Lincoln
Trenton
Morrisville
Ity
Joseph A. le Strange
Earthquake Strikes Western Japan. Heavy Damage Feared
A strong quake rattled western Japan, with Ishikawa and Toyama prefectures hardest hit on the Noto peninsula. Reports say one death at Nanao and two injuries. communications outages hinder details as temperatures spiked for minutes in Nanao.
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Kanazawa
Japan
Ishikawa
Toyama
Nanao
Battleships Move Closer to Havana Harbor
American warships drew near Havana as the revolutionary regime prepared for a rumored revolt. Guards and machine gun posts mounted at the U.S. Embassy and presidential palace, while reinforcements arrived for President Ramon Grau San Martin. Opposition mounted as tensions intensified, with clashes anticipated.
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Havana
Clowe
United State Bassy
Erat
ABC Radical Society
Ramon ‘Grau
Ban Martin
Grau
San Martin
Martinsburg Strike Ends at Berkeley Woolen Mill
Martinsburg W Va Sept 31 The Berkeley Woolen mill strike ends after 325 workers idle since August 15. Mediators Lewis H Thompson and Allen Ri Emmert announce settlement. Operations resume Monday. Four of six dismissed workers to be reinstated. union recognition left to interpretation under the recovery act.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Berkeley
Lewis H. Thompson
Allen Ri. Emmert
Judge backs father who spanked 22 year old daughter
Evansville Indiana September 21 Judge Eichel expresses sympathy toward Andrew Bauerle who spanked his 22 year old daughter after she refused to cook beans. The judge indicates the case will continue with further proceedings.
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Evansville
Ind
Eichel
Andrew Bauerle
Beer grain dairy fodder touted by Ohio dairy chemist
A Wooster report quotes A E Perkins of the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station advocating brewers grains as a dairy cow feed. He notes the by product can replace bran or oats, with high fiber and minerals, and suggests adding about one percent bone meal to balance phosphorus. Brewers grains are already entering markets and production will rise as drying capacity expands.
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Perkins
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Walton Moore
Virginia
Raymond Moley
Associated Press
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Delaney
Leonard ,Scarnici
Anthoney Reino
Strewl
Will &0
John J. O’connell, Jr
N.Y
James F. Mc ‘Goey
O’connell
John J. Sullivan
Leonard Scarnici
Rennsselaer
Bank of Manhattan Company
Woodbridge
Scarhiel
Jn. Con
Tho States
Jean Harlow
Trond
Harold G. Rosson
Motion Picture
Beverly Hills
Cal
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Ariz
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Veterans
Isauc
Poland
National Aeronautical Association
United States Navy
T. G. W. Bettle
Ward T. van Orman
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