Hunters Bay Deer Season Opens With Big Open in Woods Today
Reported by the Journal before noon two Corry hunters were injured early after season opening Lonny L Auer and Howard Loveland went into the woods near Kellettville first local hunters to report their prize Joseph Nagoralt of O R Y passed through the wayerly till afternoon with a deer Allagheny Springs south of Irvine ton Harrisburg Dec 1 Pennsylvania opens a 10 million 15 day deer season 32000 licensed hunters will spend on hunting camping gear and travel a record kill is anticipated legal deer must weigh over 40 pounds or have two or more points to its antlers Five bears were reported near Kane and a hunting accident left Wayne Smartwood seriously wounded in Brockport. another hunter fired at a deer and hit Smartwood in the hip
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Sesson
L. Auer
Howard Loveland
Lieweele-end
Kellettville
Joseph Nagoralt
Orvy
Allagheny Springs
Irvineton
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Eelic
Kane
Clayton Nichols
Dubois
Wayne Smartwood
Brockport
Smartwood
Start Work Thursday on Sciota Road Job
Delay in arrival of road building equipment postponed starting the Sciota stretch project in Wayne township to today. Construction to begin Thursday if machines arrive. Only Owenly Corry men to start this week, with aim to reach fifty or more workers by next week. Workers will receive four days per week at forty cents an hour. Hiring limited to men recommended by Blane Cincaid, county authorities, and the Corry Relief Fund committee. The Sciota stretch to the New York state line, over four and a half miles, will be improved and work pushed rapidly.
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Wayne Township
Owenly Corry
Blane
Bitter Party Strife Facing 6 0 P In House
House Republicans clash over floor leadership as Bertrand Snell wins the speaker nomination while rivals accuse him of aiming to become floor leader. John Q Tilson argues he already serves as floor leader after last spring’s election, with Democrats likely to organize the House and name John Garner of Texas speaker. The seven ballot fight signals a broader battle for control as the 72nd Congress nears opening.
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Thomas L. Stokes
United Press
Washington
House
Congress
Bertrand H. Snell
New York
John N. Garner
Texas
Snell
John Q. Tilson
Connecticut
O ‘Tilson
Second Death in Store Fire at Erie
The second victim of the Fletcher drug store blaze in Erie died today at St Vincent's Hospital. Mrs. Joseph Lloyd aged 52 succumbed to severe burns from the fire which caused $79,000 in damage. Clyde W. Pletchot, the 55 year old druggist, had died yesterday. he perished before rescue from the building.
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Erie
Unitas Press
Erin
Joseph Lloyd
St Vincent's Hospital
Fletcher
Lloyd
Clyde W. Pletehot
Re enactment Shooting Fatal to Girl Ends in Death
A Roosevelt High School love triangle ends in tragedy as Constance Trobatos 15 is shot by Joseph Wilson 16 during a reenactment of a prior deaths. The pair were acting with an empty revolver when a live shell fired, killing Constance and echoing earlier deaths of Ruth Wieland 12 and Henry 310 16. Wilson told police the gun was empty, but the catastrophe followed a “puppy love” drama and prompted questions about school safety and youth violence. The incident comes as a separate Chicago note reports a big wage cut proposal affecting Northwestern Railroad employees in a broad syndicate investigation.
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Todey
Constance Trobatos
Joseph T. Wilson
Roosevelt High School
Ruth Wieitland
Henry
Constance
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Lip
Witson
Chicago
Sin
United Press
Washington
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Northwestern Railroad
Peter EA
Vvice
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Wose
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Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Maryland
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Sargent
Yesteer
Western Asociation of Railway Executives
Heath Sues Lady Heath for Divorce in London
Sir James Heath filed a divorce suit against Lady Heath, the noted British aviatrix. The piece notes a Reno divorce grant deemed not legal in England, and mentions Lady Mary Heath’s marriage to George Anthony Heinald Williams, an artist, following her Reno divorce. Also brief on James Wedell’s Dawn to Dusk flight from Agua Caliente toward Vancouver and back to Mexico, aiming to land before six.
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London
Sir James Heath
Lady Heath
Reno
England
Mary Heath
George Anthony Heginald Williams
Rena
Agua Caliente
Mexico
James Wedell
New
Orleana
Vancouver Mc
Gasoline tax plan seen as Pinchot compromise in Harrisburg
Pennsylvania House Ways and Means committee altered Governor Pinchot’s plan by proposing a one cent per gallon gasoline tax for six months to provide unemployment relief. The panel also moved to report against the cigarette tax bill 15 to 9. If approved, the amended gasoline tax will mark the first major bill from committee since November 9. Other measures advanced include prosperity bond amendments and a $520,000,000 state loan for emergencies, while several bills faced constitutional doubts from the attorney general. The Senate discussed state cost-cutting moves and confirmed Governor Pinchot’s appointees to property and supplies posts.
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James A. Sullivan
United Press
Harrisburg
House
Ways and Means
Pennsylvania Assembly
Pinchot
William Schnader
Spangler
York
Strickler
Senate
Sen. Fay
Mercer
T Wat
Pymatuning Dam
Cause of Death Of Ames Undetermined
New York Dec 1 The cause of death of Robert Ames sage and screen star could not be determined definitely City Toxicologist Lexander C Geller reported After an examination but noted there were two questions of delirium tremens He said he was unable to find traces of polyon or alcohol in the system although there were braces of bromides though not of sufficient volume to cause death
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United Press
New York
Robert Ames
Sage and
Screen Star
Today’s Five Best Radio Ents and Listings
NBC and CBS broadcast a string of evening programs from 8:00 p m to 11:15 p m. The lineup includes Quakers, Sauza’s band, Connie Boswell, Winchell, a symphony orchestra, Arabesque, and Jesas Crawford across WEAR WABC and CBS networks.
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NBC
Quakers
Sauza
WABC
CBS
Connie Boswell
Winchell
Arabes
Jesas Crawford
City Council Sets 1939 Tax Rate Monday Plan
John B Patterson and Calvin Y Bennett, newly elected Corry School Board members, will take office Monday as directors to organize the year. They replace Charles Monroe and Exitvin J Lewis. A brief organization meeting will precede the new board's session to elect officers. The annual session may replace the usual monthly meeting scheduled for the seventh Monday.
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John B. Patterson
Pr. Calvin Y. F. Bennett
Board of Education
Thhe Corry
Messrs. Patterson and
Bennett
Charles 5. Monroe
Exitvin J. Lewis
Thuy J
Ute Peenent Airectors
Youths Hand Mangled In Ensilage Cutter Near Clymer
John Veden thirteen, son of Mr and Mrs Valentz Vrdlen, of near Clymer, was brought to Corry hospital about 5 PM yesterday after noon with a badly mangled right hand from an ensilage cutter while working on the Carnthera Monday. Doctors dressed the injuries and it was believed the hand could be saved.
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John Veden
Valentz Vrdlen
Clymer
Corry Hospital
Gandhi Sees Parting of Ways With British Policy
Indian leader Mahatma Gandhi after the Round Table Conference ends in perceived stalemate says he has come to the parting of the ways with the British government. Ramsay MacDonald presents policy that leaves minorities to Indians. Gandhi vows careful study and future divergence as MacDonald and Hoare appear worried.
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Gandhi
Harry Flory
United Press
London
Mahatma Gandhi
India
Ramsay MacDonald
MacDonald
Sir Samuel Hoare
MacDonal
Hunger marchers denied hot lunches in Uniontown
Payette county commissioners refuse hunger marchers hot lunches for December 9 arrival en route to the capital for a demonstration. All funds to relief work, meeting near the courthouse allowed, and extra state police will be deployed to prevent disorder.
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United Press
Uniontown
Paytle County
Mahatma Gandhi weighs peace or war for India
Bulletin roundup from London to El Paso reports Gandhi undecided on India’s path to independence, a missing mail pilot found north of El Paso, the Norristown Red Cross secretary found dead, and other brief items including a Senate election report, Menchuria crisis note, Mooney pardon request, and Chaplin related suit developments.
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EL Paso
al Cabano
1 Paso
Couderton
Marjorie Childs
Norristown Red Cross
Ings
Senate
Barbour Named Successor To Dwight Morrow In New Jersey
Governor Morgan H. Larson announced W Warren Barbour of Rumson New Jersey as the unexpired term fill in the death of Senator Dwight W Morrow Barbour a linen thread company president and Central Hanover Bank director also leading the American Protective Tariff League Barbour was viewed as a strong Republican donor and activist with county and state ties Larson said he would sign the commission at once and Barbour would join the 1930s congress on December 7 and stand for reelection in 1982
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Uones
Trenton
N. J
Morgan H. Larson
W. Warren Barbour
Rumson
United States
Dwight W. Morrow
Barbour
Linen Thread Company
Central Hanover Bank and Trust Company
American Protective Tar UF League
Thomas H. McCarter
Public Service
Giant Utility Company
Monmouth County
Larson
Congress
Saming Morrow
Death of Dr W J Taylor on Sherman Road
Dr Walter J Taylor a 46 year old Clymer veterinarian died when he apparently stumbled leaving his car and plunged headfirst over a five foot embankment striking a large rock. Found in a ditch three miles north of Clymer the skull fracture is confirmed by coroner’s inquiry expected today. Survived by his wife Effa McMackin and two sons and two daughters.
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Walter J. Taylor
Clymer
Sherman Road
Taylor
Corry
Mohawk Condensed Milk Company
Flo
New York State
John ‘Tenbucshe
Clymar
David Lincoln
Jamestown
Theody
Bostock
England and Problems Club Talk by Dr Evans at Rotary
Dr Arthur W Evans of Rochester spoke to Rotarians on England and Her World Problems. A Wales native and associate of David Lloyd George, Evans shared insights into Britain’s global role and domestic issues.
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Arthur W. Evans
Rotary Club
David Lloyd George Corry
David Kilby Geuree
Arthur Wivans
Rochester
Wales
Hivans
Woman's Chi
Eashers
Evans
England
Lloyd George
Great Britain
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